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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-01-10
By HOLMES & &MACBETH,
Auctfoneera.

!0TORE. No. sIs KING STREET 7..r.
D& WIN: be sold, :on Thursday 1ith day or
January, 1872 at the Old Postoflce at II e,cleok,
ThGr large and desirable located BRICK 6TURB,
situated on the east side Of King street, next %
eaSt by lands now or late Of Estate KefrB rBoyoes;
south BY lan6snow orlate Estate Kerr Boyce;tnd.
west by King street. containing ID. .front on King;
south. i22feet, be the same more or less. 80 ~
Terms-0ne third cash; balance In one and two
years credit portion secured BY bond or OoHdSot
the purchaser and mortgage" Of the prculisegt y
with. interest from day or -saei buildings to be.
insured aud policy assigned. Purchaser TO psy
us for all necessary papers and 1sempss trs
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By LOUIS d. DeSAUSSURE.

I n. LARGE AND 5r;BEAUT1FUELY,. TO-,
~, r GATED FARH At AUGT1OE.. s1s ~
on TUESDAY next, the, 18th Inst, near the Rost-1
ONCE, Bt II O'Clock, IWill oer ut Auction ~ lin
little above the Fourmile House and north Of the
Stouo Phosphate Works. containing 41,aetes or
cleared Land, 20 OF woods and e,of marsh. From
its size and location 1t is capable Of being divided
into two EARNS Of 80 acres EACH Il thoroughly
settled most Of the cleared land being ready for:
the plough: As Truck Farm II. cannut be stf.
passed. and the lands opening, to the South arg.
warm, which renders It peculiarly We'll adapted,
for the forcing on OF early and tender vegetable
plants. This property can be purchased -atpfti
Vate sale up to the 18th inst :Hi . 80 tFL
: Conditions at Aucti0n-Oue-t third c2ah; balance.
By bond in one and two years, With Interest pay
able semIannually. secured BY 3 mortgage or the
property. Purchasers to pay for all necessary pa
pers and stamps. tan18-w1fSmtu4
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The LARaEsr, cheapest and best made
Stock, Doors, Windows and Blinds, &C., to be
had in the South. good 317 inch and Door
for ss 20; a pair Of sx1o Windows, with
Blinds to match, all complete, with hinges
and iastenings, &C., ready Tor hanging, $40.
Call and examine before purchasing else
where. I. q. HALL & Co., corner East Bay
and Market streets, Charleston, 8. c. Send
for price list. 1ane
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Auction Sales This Day.

VIM. Mckay will sell at 10 O'CLOCK at Ills
store, dry goods, &c.
Leltch & Bruins will sell at 10 o'clock, at the
residence of the late John s. Ryan, Calhoun
street. furniture, sc.
Miles Drake will sell at 10 o'clock, at his
store, clothing, hats, &c.
R.M. Marshall l. Brother will sell at halt-
past 10 o'clock, at their office, mules, horses,
.kc
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BY LOUIS D. DeSAUSSURE. =
ESTATE SALE OF PLANTATION ONE

I1l "zs.,r-s POS.PON HlFERs Ly3.s
On THURSDAY, the 18th January, 1877, st II
O'Clock An, will be sold, at the Poetoflce, irs
Charleston. BY order ofthe Deytsees OF John Ashe,
The two Rue PLANTATIONS as the best pttolfs
of tide, known,6s tWill Town,' and "High Was,
sic, !" or "Kotrercam," J" now merged into one Plan.
tstion situated In st. Bartholomew's Parish. Col.s
lotion County, opposite Will Town, on large
Greek, waters OF Pon-P0n River, containing joint
:ly 1o49 acres, Of which 400 acres are Rice Land
under banks, about - OF which have, been,
i rlanted last year. Bounding TO the north and
northwest by lands Of estate OF Baynard and Ed
ward Barnwtll, 10 the south on lands Of Nrs.
Wayne, and to the east on said Creek. On the.
place are TWO small Dwelling Houses and accom<
imodations for seventy or more negroes. -! II
4 TRACT OF PINE BARREN LAND ON: the
Pom Pom River, st. Paul's Parish, opposite the,
"W Town" Plantation, containing $50 iacrea Of
Land. =, .a,i~-..a..ci,rs4 n
payable IL Two equal successive saaual instai-i
ments with interest from day; Of sale TO be 1e-J
cured BY Q mortgage on the property. Purchaser
70 pay for papers and stamps, II not sold the,
Property will be leased, 4 Jane a1tuHsmtnH th7 E,,.
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: .. cByLs. K.,BENNETT. s,.s s s. = !
HANDSOME sRE6IDENCE MsWARg
No. 5 at Auctio

lI- NO. b Ht AuCtt0u. ~t-:.T-.:l't
on THURSDAY next, the 18th instant, at the
Postontce, at II O'CLOCK, Will ofer at auction,
All that HIGH L0r OF LAND, with handsome
Residence and numerous outbuildings thereuu,s
located at the southeast corner Of Elizabeth and
charlotte streets. The Lot measures $50 feet on
Charlotte BY 40 feet on Elizabeth street. Tn0'
Brick Mansion is In excellent repair; contains &
upright rooms, most OF them full size; bssemenf,
rooms and attic rooms; plaIx1s; 9 handsornes
marble mantelpeces; slate roof; cistefn, gas, ,&e;
DC. very nne brick Man enoloses neary tho
and are in good repair. Being on two OF the beatk
streets in the city, the property is exceedingly
valuable; :, ,,,. ,s, =, ,,,,,. 2. -
vertisement. janf0,1213,l6,l7,1S
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CLUBS AND SrARs.-Wm. Hasel, for indecent
behavior in King street, near Spring, was SEN
fenced to pay fine of one dollar or spend hVe
days in the House Of CORRECTION.
Geo. washington, arrested. for stealing q
pair of shoes from Chapman d Co., ON Meet
ing street, was sent to hard work In the House
of Correction for twenty days under the va.
grant:aw..
One party who had taken = chance at the
whlskey bottle and wonthe capital prize, was
discharged on pleading the first offence.
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! SPARE THAT TREE.-The growing sprouts
kely set out along our principal streets COST
lncil three dollars apiece at wholesale,
must be protected. One OF these, with
ne protecting tree box, was carried away on
Monday by dray, and the driver, having
been reported, was fined three dollars by the
Mayor. Let draymen make note OF TINS.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

81 WANT to buy a sewing machine, but don't
know what kind 10 get. Some say this ma
chine is best, and some say that is best, am
at a loss to know which to buy" "If you will
take my advice you would buy one OF those
Singer New Family"
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TIE BOARD OF TRADE.-An adjourned meet
meeting of this body will be held at half-past
seven o'clock this evening, TO receive the
reports on the financial condition OF the board,
and for the transaction of other important
hnsinpsa
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Those concerts that were promised ID con-
nection with the drawing, at the Academy
have, so far, been found wanting. 0nithe
first night band gave few tunes, at inter-
walls, long enough TO allow the manipulators
of the wheel to catch their breath, but the au-
dence did not consider this performance
sufficiently exhllerating, and there were no
encores. Last night large crowd assembled
in the vestibule and auditorium, waiting
anxlously for something to turn up. When
Informed that the drawing had closed, and
would be continued in the morning, there
were murmura long and loud about The pro-
missed concert. The opportunity was too
good to be lost, and waggish individual slip
ped ont, and, after some trouble, succeeded In
capturing one Of the wandering troubadours
who grind music complacently at the street
corners. He was smuggled in safely, and as
the Academy was in total darkness the sweet
strains of "Captain: jerks" soon rose softly on
the evening air The frst'few notes stagger-
ed the crowd, but they quickly comprehended
the "sell" and greeted the itlnerant musician
with applause 30 deafening that the sound Of
the organ was drowned, and the performer
s,oped incontinenty, thinking evidently that
he had been betrayed into the hands of the
Ku-KluX.
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ISoUEsT.-The coroner's jury, in the case Of
PrImus Brown, assembled yesterday pursuant
to adjournment, and, after hearing several
witni sses, found that the deceased, "Primus
Brown, Jr., came to his death by being acct
dently drowned, ,by the swamping OF boat, IN
Ashley River, onthe lst Of December last.
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BY I. 8. Il. BENNETT.
FINE FIFTY-ACRE FARM,AN NE

A FINE FIFTY-ACRE FARM, NEABs
~ ai;. SUNMERVILLE, AT AUCTION. 4! %
PoBtof1ce, at II O'Clock, VIII ofer at Auction,
fne;i well settled FIRN oY so acres, near the1
healthfnl vtHageof sunamervtle. Tnere are abouss
the reAt OF the acres are in woods. To one wish.
ing home In healthy location With an excoa-a
lent fsrm for cultivation, this property 'odefs
many lnducaments.,., 70 -,;l.. ...;,., -. ssh
esSary nauerg and stamps, o; tjenlO-Hfm<thl
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AN ARTICLE OF TRUE MER1T.-"Brown's
Bronchial Troches" are the most popular arti-
Gle in this country or Europe for Throat Dis
eases and Coughs, and this popularity is based
upon real merit. jan9-tuths3
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COUNTRY AND CITY MERCHANTS would do
well to call at No. l4O Meeting street, opposite
Pavilion Hotel, and examine the large and
varied stock of Dry and Fancy Goods which
will be sold at auction this morning and Moa-
day, by William Mckay. The stock Is really q
fine and well assorted one. and has been ship
ped to this market to be sold for cash, regard
less of price. The sale will commence at ten
o'clock, Goods are now open for inspec-
ton. jan8-3
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Mr. ADoLpH NIMIrz sells large lot Of but
ter, lard, cheese and bacon, at nine O'Clock to-
morrow.
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vEsrRYxEN OF ST. MARY's CHuRcH.-The
name of E. Laatte, Esq, was accidently omit
ted from the list of vestrymen elect printed IN
THE NEWS OF yesterday.
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GREATEST BARGAINS ever offered at Furch-
gott, Benedict & Co.'a, No. 244 King street:
Three cases of ~ Black Lustre Alpaca for
only rs cents; Fine Balmoral Skirts rs cents.
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r. N. MARSHALL & Bro,
Aucttoneers

ELEGANT RESIDENCE IN MEETING,
L street, opposite Aiken's Park.
On TUESDAY, 18th instant, at II O'Clock, win BE-,
sold, at the Postof1ce, Broad street, *, x
The THREE STORY WOODEN RESIDENCE, Mo-.
al Meeting street, belonging to the Estate Of the,
late James Tupper, Master In Equity, containing
seven upright rooms, besides dressing. rooms and
pantry; having piazz:s to tho south, double tin
roof, carriage house, double kitchen, fne c.stern-
and well, and is enclosed BY q substantial brick
wall on north and west. The Lot measures 76s
by 100 feet, more or less. ...9".E
Conditions-Onefo fourth cash; balance In one,
two and three years. by bond, with interest semi
annually, secured by mortgage OF the premises;
buildings to be insured and policy assigned. Pur-
chasers to pay K. II. d Bro. for papers and.
stamps. jan8.mwfmtu6
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WEEK OF PRAYER.-Thess services are
fully attended and deeply interesting. The
lecture.room of the Circular Church was
crowded yesterday with deveut wershippersi
seven ministers of various denominations were
present, and participated as the hour permitted.
The meeting to-day at four O'Clock ?. NJ, az
the same place, will be conducted by Rev. J.T.
sWlghtman and Rev. 3. D. Smart. subject:
Prayer for families, for the conversion OF
children, for youth in the course Of education
and in business. H.
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FuRcHeoTr, BENEDICT & Co., No. PA King
street, invite the attention of the ladies to
their elegant stock Of Tarletans, in all colors,
which will be offered at greatly reduced prices.
Chellly's celebrated warranted Gloves only 81.
Jan1
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LADIES' White, Black, Light and Dark COL
ored Kid Gloves, superior French msnufac.
ture, at one tsl) dollar, just received at J. r.
READS. jams
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CHEILLEY's FARIs KID GLovEs-every pair
warranted. These Gloves will be taken back
even after wear, for any imperfectlons, such as
tearing or ripping.
lParis, 20 Rue de Ia Palx.
n,,on, London, 53 Regent street.
DSfols New York, 929 Broadway.
Boston, 9 Temple Place.
FURcHaoTT, BENEDICT & Co., sole Agents
for Charleston. nov3-6mos
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ONE DOLLAR WRITING DEsKs.-Superior to
any sold heretofore. HAsEL STREET BAZAAR,
and EAST BAY NEwS-RooM. dec20
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CRooUET! CRooUET The cheapest In the
CITY HAssI STREET BAZAAR. dec20
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SHOOTING AFFAIR ON EDISTO ISLAND
One OF Governor scott's PETS shoots .
Deputy Sherln-The Victim Danger
ously weunded and the Offender at
Large.

On the afternoon OF saturday, the ON lpst.,
colored man, named jack Miller, shot one
of the sheriff'5 officers on Edisto Island under
the following circumstances: Robert VIII
liams, deputy sheriff, being on the island to
make some arrests, was staying at Jack Mil
ler's house, and they apparently were great
friends. When leaving the house to attend to
his business, on the afternoon 10 question,
Williams handed his pistol to Jack to carry for
him. On the road they went into store to
take drink, aud on going out to the public
road near the "Camp Ground" some discus
sion arose between Jack and colored man
by the name Of John Lewis. The former
being very noisy and boisterous, Williams
walked up in order to quiet him, when Jack
at once commenced to feel for the pistol. He
drew it, and as Williams came up the weapon
was discharged by Miller with the muzzle
almost touching the deputy sheriff. The bali
entered his left side and he fell. Medical as
sistance was procured, but when the steamer
left the Island the wounded man was still in a
precarious condition, and his life was des-
paired Of.
The firing was witnessed by several persons
who have little doubt that Miller drew the pis-
tol to fire upon Lewis, and that he shot Will
liams by mistake. Lewis is we'll known as q
quiet and well-5ehayed man, but Miller has
been for some time regarded as an unruly
and dangerous character Abou. three years
ago he killed his brother, on st. Helena, by
splitting his head open with an axe, and was
tried for 1t. found guilty and sentenced to six
years in the Penitentiary. Last spring he was
selected as worthy object of Executive Glenn
ency, and was pardoned by Governor Scott,
with the above result. This is the third crime
of the kind he has committed, and 1t ls hoped
that the law will now give him his deserts.
The villain was arrested on The spot, by the
parties who witnessed the deed, but, there be.
ing no magistrate or constable on the island.
he soon effected his escape and is now at large,
SALES OF STOCKS AND REAL EsTATE.-The
following stocks and real estate were sold
yesterday morning at auction:
By R. N. Marshall & Bro.: The three story
residence on South Bay, next west Of Legare
street, lot thirty-ave by one hundred and fifty
feel, lot S4Suu; one-Lnru casn, anu Tue Dalance
in one and two years. .-
By Leitch & Bruins: The tract Of thirty
seven and half acres, on Charleston Neck,
known as Clover, and the Mixer farm OF nine
teen acres, adjoining the above, about five
miles from the city, for 1925; one.half cash,
and the balance in one year.
By Messra. Wardlaw & Carew the following
stocks: sl474 city stock at IS; sl326 city
stock, 543; 246 shares Savannah and Charles
ton Railroad, 3s3; At shares Mount Pleasant
Ferry Company, 10; shares Atlantic Phos-
phate Company, so;s2oOo South Carolina 7per
cent: bonds, 6sa; 100 shares Savannah and
Charleston Railroad, 10; 200 shares Peoples
Bank, 81; Is shares Peoples National Bank,
100.
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NOTICE TO ToUR1srs.-stereoscoplc views Of
Charleston and vicinity for sale at the Hasel
street Bazaar. dec29
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rCIfY AFT A t R S .
Meetings This d. y.

Franklin Lodge, at 7 P. NJ
Medical Relief Society, at s P. ID.
Palmetto Lodge.,K. P.sast n I 2: NJ
German Fire Company, at Z P. u.
Marion Rifle Club, at 7 P. n.
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ByLOWNDES 8 GRIMBALL.

By IVNNUES q 6hIWBAILs
DESIDENCE in CHURCH STREET At
h AUCTION.
VIII be stld TUESDAY, January 23d. 1872, at IL
O'Clock, at the old Postof1ce,
That DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, known as No.
8. on the east side OF Church street, 9 few doors
from the Battery. The lot measures about one.
hundred. and seVenty.eight feet fiont, by one
hundred feet deep, and can be gubdivided TO ad--
vantage without iDjuring the comfort Of the dwell
ling. Within Ehort distance OF the Battery, and
ih alarge flower garden to 1t, this Residence Of.
fers rare attractions to any one wishing com.
Portable home. -.
Terms -0ne.thIrd cash; balance In one and two
years, secured by bond aud mortgage, building to
be insured and dpolicy assigned. Purchaser to.
pay for papers and stamps m1w2mtu2
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To BUSINESS MEN.-save your money BY
purchasing your Blank Books at the East
Bay News Room. dec4
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CHARLESTON R1FLEMEN CLUB.-At the an
niversary meeting of this club, held on the
evening of the 9Th inst, the following named
gentlemen were elected as officers to serve
for the ensuing gear: A. ]. Minis, captain; L.
Cavanaugh, first lieutenant; T. E. Hogan, sr.,
second lieutenant; J. A. Moroso, Jr., second
lieutenant; ]. W. Madrey, frat sergeant; H. B.
Wicking, second sergeant; W. G. Warner, third
sergeant; R. n. Freeman, fourth sergeant; E.
q. welch, fifth sergeant; P. c. zylstra, first
corporal; J. Pregnal, second corporal; W. J.
McCafrey, third corporal; ]. j. Buchheit,
fourth corporal; L. soubeyroux, fifth corporal
q. Carnighan, secretary; Jno. Gonzalez, treas
urer; C. Davegs, surgeon; W. 8. Bowman,
chaplain; ]. B. Cohen, solicitor. The following
committees were appointed: On fnance-L
Cavanaugh and C. ". seIgnlous; on letters
J. W. Madrey, Jno. Gonzalez and ]. W. Hirsch
on charity-T. Z. Hogan, J.:Pregnal and L.
sonbeyroux. 7. Murry and L. Mahlstead,
stewards, Z. III. wpiui, turgrt M zvtvr. -
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CHAMBER OF CoMMERcE.-A special meeting
of the Chamber Of Commerce was held yester::
day afternoon, at their rooms, President S. Y.
Tuppsr In the chair.
s4se chairman stated that the object OF the
hing was to hear the reports of several i'm
pofYant committees, and to transact any other
business which might be brought up. Reports
having been called for, Mr.. Geo. s. Cameron,
from The committee on national exchequer,
stated that as the matter had been formally
acted upon by the Baltimore Convention, IL
might not be deemed necessary to discuss IL
here, aud, in order that all Of the members OF
the committee might be consulted, he asked
for further time, which, on motion, was
granted. - ~,
The committee on the reduction OF the duty
son the Importation of foreign rice, through
thstT chairman, Mr.. Bee, made an able and ex-
haustive report, which was received as 1nfor-
nation. They also recommended the follow
ing resolutions, which, after some discussion,
were adopted:
Resolved That committee OF five members
OF the Chamber. be- Instructed to prepare
memorial to the Congress Of the United States
against ihe repeal Of the present duty on for
eioa. r16b III Z u * ~ = ~ - ~ -
. ed, That to the said memorial be oD-
aS signature Of such citizens Of the
may approve of the measure, and that
document be forwarded by the presi-
deEE Vf the Chamber to our senators and rep.
resentati7es at Washington, to be laid before
Congress.
Mr.. Eugene P. Jervey was elected men,
ber Of the Chamber.
.AHer disposing Of some other business OF
no publ,b b1utereet:r the Chamber adjourned.
Sc. First Page for Other Locals.
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SPECIAL ANNouSCEaENT.-We have just re-
ceived one thousand boxes, each containing
one quire of fine Note Paper and Envelopes
to match, without initial,) also Penholder
and Pen. Price rs cents per box. Hasel
Street Bazaar and East Bay News Room.
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A COMPLETE DRUG-HoUsE-At the corner
of King and John streets is the drug-house OF
DR., G.. j. Luhn, whlchts one Of the handsom-
est establishments Of the kind In the South
Dr.. Luhn imports from Europe the finest
drugs, instruments and fancy articles, and hls
saNk Of medicines, perfumerS and toilet re-
quisltes is both large aud well chosen. From
the electromagnetic machine to the spray
apparatus, and Dalby's carminative, DR..
Luhn has every article likely to relieve any Of
the ills to which adult or Infant flesh Is heir.
Ills assistants are skilful and expert, and the
whole concern is model of completeness and
good taste.
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HOOK AND LADDER. No. AT the forty
seventh anniversary Of the Charleston HOOK
and Ladder Company, No. 2, held at their
hall,, wentworth aireet, ION Monday evening,
January 8, the following officers were elected
to serve for the ensuing year: Thomas l..
Davidson, foreman; William G. Wood, assist
ant foreman; Samuel Webb, treasurer; John
Burke, Jr., secretary; ". h. Schroeder, soiicl-
tor; w. NJ. Fitch, surgeon.
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PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK.-At the annual
meeting OF the stockholders ofthis bank, held
yesterday at the banking-house In Broad
street, the following board otrdirefnrs were
elected to serve for: the ensuing year: G. o.
Wi,te, Jas. E. Gibbes, Jno. 8. Riggs, VIM.
Aiken, W. Z. Ryan, G. d. West, Jr., Geo. w.
Witte, Edwin Bates; A. Lengnick, Richard
Latherp, BeDj. Bollmann. At a subsequent
meeting orthe directors, G. o. Wltte, Esq,
was unanimously reelected president.
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FURCHG0TT, BENEDICT & co

T FURCHGOTT, BENEDICT & CO., =
~ Kentucky Jeans l2c.
AT FURCHGOTT, BENEDICT & co.,
All Wool Jeaos Csc
AT FURCHGOTT BENEDICT l. CO.,
-.'''''."'@7 Fine Cagsemeres 81.
AT FURCHGOTT, BENEDICT & CO.,
Brosdcloata and Doeskin Is per cent. red uction.
AT FURCHGOTT, BENEDICT & CO.,
Fine Cofsets 76c.
AT FURCHGOTT. BENEDICT & CO.,
Very Fine 81.
AT FURcHGOOT, BENEDICT Il CO.,
Fine CambrIcs csc.
AT FURCHGOTT, BENEDICT Il CO.,
8-4 White and Colored Tare:ans 25c
AT FURCHGOTT, BENEDICT & CO.,
Sash Ribbon reduced.
AT FURCHGOTT, BENEDICT d CO.,
Trimming Ribbon reduced.
AT FURCHGOTT, BENEDICT & CO.,
Bows reduced.
AT FURCHGOTT, BENEDICT & CO.,
CheIley's Kid G.ovps So.
AT FURCHGOTT, BENEDICT & CO.,
HOSIERY. great reduction.
AT FURCHGOTT, BENEDICT d CO.,
Feathers and Plumes.
FURCHGOIT, BENEDICT 4 co.,
No. 244 KING STREET.