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The New York herald., 1873-09-16
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.

ATTENTION.
NOW READY FOR OCCUPANCY,
NEW FIREPRoOF BUILDING.
FULTON, NASSAU AND ANN STREETS.
ELEGANT OFFICES AND LARGE VAULTS TO
RENT, IN THE ABOVE
YIREPRooF, WELL LOCATED BUILDING. BEING
IN CLOSE PROXIMITY TO THE
CITY HALL, THE COURTS THE POST OFFICE,
&C., &C.
OFFICES, SUITABLE FOR LAWYERS. BROKERS,
BANKS INSURANCE COMPANIES &C.. &C. CAN BE
HAD, sINGLY OR EN- SUITE, OF ANY DESIRED
Size, FROM loxla FEET TO sSxS7 FEET. AT $500,
sAoO $500 AND UPWARD TO $4,000. ACCORDING
10 SIZE AND LOCATION.
THE ABOVE BUILDING IS
COMPLETELY FIREPRooF,
READY FOR OCCUPANCY.
HEATED By STEAM AND HAS TWO FIRST CLASS
PASSENGER ELEVATORS AND ALL MODERN I'M.
PROvEMENTs
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TACoB BooART AUCTIoNEER, WEDNESDAY, Shr-
tember III al IL O'Clock at tho auction roqmh 80
North william street. agcncrai isssnrs AZ W
Furniture, Iron safes, Carpets Mu5osS sS'
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ARCH JOHNSTON will sell this day tTucsday) at loS
ocloca at his saleroom 81 Nassau street. good assor
men second hand Household Eurnitnre Carpets Bed
line OF BrOnzes, 100 Canary Birds, &c.
On Wednesday,
A 1ne collection of English Books
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A RCII. JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER
N Office aud sacsroom 81 Nassau street. Horse auc-
ton branch ls to 20 East Thirteenth street.
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A UCTlON SALE THIS DAY-PRIvATE RESIDENCE
IA No. l2O West 25d street between 9th and 7h
comm encing at lO O'Clock, THIS Clucsday) MORNING,
the Of Ii Mc cQOunn

-, The property of Or. Il. E. Mcdaniel.
LUKE FITZGERALD Auctoneer, will sell by cata-
logue $4,000 worth and 400 lots namely :-superb
Parlor Suits covered in satin brocael steinway Co.'s
Planoore; do Chickering Son. used months, cost
81 200; Pier and Manel Mirrors ne old OIL Paintings
and brocade Curtains, magnificent rosewood Etageres,
Centre Tables, superb Drawing Room Suits covered in
nets LADIES' Writing Desk, Bookease BoS.s &C. Bed:
Bedroom Suits, style Louis XIV Bedsteads, Bureaus,
Dressing Gases, Wardrobes Washstands, Commodes, Ar
Bolsters Dining room consists MAGNIFICENT inlad But;
plated siiverware. Also basement and Kitchen Furni.
ture. Sale positive:
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DY ISADORE J. SWARZKOPH, AUCTIONEER-
ID Will sell, l0H o'clock, 800 Eighth avenue, the entire
contents of first class saloon and boarding house viz
costly lack walnut Bar and Back Ear with Soda Foun
tain; marble top and black walnut Extension Tables
Chairs, Bedstead large quantities of Bedding, Mat
Pillows Blankets Carpets Oilcoths, Glassware
Silverware Crockery Ware, Kitchen Utenss also
Piano and stock of Liquors positively in lots and
Dealers and others invited.
STRAUS SWARZKOPH, S75 Bowery.
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A UCTION NOTICE.-R. T. HAzELL, AUCTIONEER.-
avenue, Of street. Househod Fgrni-
and enameied Bedroom suits marble Top Bureaus Ia
bles Bufets Extension Dining Tables velvet Brussels
and hreeply Carpets; hair and straw Mattresses. Oil
cloths Glassware, Crockery. Kitchen Utensils &C. Caa
logues ready morning Of sale.
r. q. MxZELL Co, Huctonecrs, lls Chambers ST.
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CALDWELL, AUCT1ONEER.

n. Elegant Household Furniture, Pier and Mantel
Mirrors, superb rosewood PianOforte, &c,
TUESDAY, sept lG, at l01a O'Clock, at the residence
l5S west Forcvih street. nenr Broadway, consisting OF
very elegant Par9r ut in satin and reps splendid
pets lace and rep Curtains. rich Bronzes, Clocks Ex-
tension Table, Buffet Chinaware Glassware Silver
&C., large variety Chamber Furniture in rosewood
reserve,
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PROPOSALS.


OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS FOR THE I'M.
~ provement Of Jones' Falls % north Calvert street.
BALTIMoRE, August 80, lB7a
Proposals. are invited for the Graduation Dredging,
Masonry and Timber Foundations on the line of th}s
Improvement from Eager TO the Ba sin Detailed
plans will be exhibited and specifications with forms
OF PROPOSAL VIII be furnished on application at thh
Bids for the above work will be received until wcdnes
day. LIST October, 1873 at noon at which time they will
te in The T e sqsh bidders
SAMUEL II. ADAMS, Commissioners
ROBT s. BEETLEY,
DRoPOsALS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF FIRE
Alarm telegraph in the cities Of Washington and
OFFICE BoARD or PUBLIC WORKS d. c.
s,,,-,,,.W WAsurNGToS, sept l. 1873
NJ. on the ls day Of October 1873 for the erection OF
system Of Ere alarm telegraph Including all labor and
material hrc alarm boxes, with the necessary circuits
the system in thorough Working order agrccsby 70 an
act OF the Legislative Assembly the District OF Colum-
ba, approved June 26 1873 and In accordance with the
both Of which can be seen and will be explained at room
No. II Columbia buildings - -...
The system to be furnished shall be In every respect
equal 70 the best in use and 70 secure thar he % success; &
fu contractor will be required 10 enter INTO goVu aad
sufficient bond for the full performance OF inc c9n@Lac @
Bids must be accompa9ed c oy ybonpesnd psndd $ dearx
that the bidder will accept and perform 'ne conrac'A
Thc riat To- reject anv or all bids reserved
PAYMENT will be made when the whole work SHAH
have been completed and accepted oy tne Board In
w9ras a keep the system in good working
order Tor term Of two c years amer cQmpetion and
wsnty a per centum Of the amount contracted for Will
be retained until the end OF the said two years a.
gqsransg gqnas m be enclosed In sealed envelope, On.
dorsed "Proposals for Construction OF FIRE Alarm Tele
graph and addressed" ALEX. r. SHEPHERD.
Vice President Board of Public Works
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EDWARD sCHENCK, AUCTIONEER.
Mortgage sale of elegant Cabinet Furniture
Bv EDWARD sCHENCk. THIS DAY, 10TH INST
(and each succeeding Tuesday and Friday, until
the entire stock is disposed o at II O'Clock elegant
the finest Furniture of the most modern
and UNIQUE styles parlor chamber dining and hail. In
elegant carved walnut rosewood covered in damask
and reps superb Centre and Card Tables and every
rety Of style OF Furniture.
The above exhibition and will repay those In
want of fine furniture. To be sold at auction at
No. 60 Liberty street,
THIS DAY, 10th inst. at IL O'Clock.
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4 UCTTON-AT THE ELEGANT PRIVATE RESIDENCE
36 West Fifteenth ST. between Fifth and Sixth avs.
OH THIS DAY Tuesday),

the property Of w. L. LIVINGSTON, ESQ.,,
PianofOrte, Br0nZes, Paintings, Statuary,
velvet Carpets. Mirrors, Silver
and costly Works OF Art
Drawing RoOms-Superb Suits, Marie Antonette Grando
DGchcsse styles, covered silk brocade marqueterie
ngs by eminent artists Statuary, Clocks, magnificent
rosewood Pianoforte, celebrated city maker Music
Stand rosewood and walnut Bureaus, Bedsteads Ward
robes, Mattresses Extension Table, Buffet, Chnaware,
N. R-Parties wishing attend this sale take Fifth
avenue stages Sixth avenue
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ExECUTORs SALE.
OLIVER BRYAN, Auctioneer,
No. lis Broadway,
will SELL at the Exchange salcsroom Ill Broadway,
Thursday October by order Of the executors of Francis
Barreo deceased the valuable property known as Bar
retos Point Port Norris in the new Twenty fourth
ward Of New York. comprising IS plots 200o lots with
extensive water privileges; large Mansion and Cottage
Residence will be included in the sae no better prop
erty In the marAet; sale unreserved FuIther nior-
nation and maps may be obtained of y. j: BARRETrO,
a street or the Aucioneer at il5 Broadway.
rJENRY pREHER SON, AUCTIONEERs OFFICE
at "a Allen street, Fixtures Lager Beer Saloon-Coun
ter Tables Chairs Icehouse &C. also assortment of
Household Furniture Positive, IN lots
r s. wFINBERGER, AUCTIoNkER-TuIs DAY.
Tuesday September l6 at I0h O'Clock, at l51s Bow
ery trade sale Of 50 dozen fine Wax Dolls; Immediately
thereafter MarshaPs sale of four elegant sets of Paror
Furniture. BY order of a. Birnbaum, City Marshal
sortment OF Liquors, Champagnes, Cigars, &c.
TERE. JOHNSON, JR., AUCTIoNEER.
81 Great partition sale
OF the
Peter Clark Estate,
The Twcnty-thrd ward of New York by annexation.
130 finely located lots in the centre Of
Morrisana
MoSbHHty,' 'ssflCnss Sept. h, 1879
at IL o'clock NJ, at the Exchange Salesroom,
III Broadway,
Splendid city lots on iosth street weschestcr,
Harlem Bridge and Third by horse cars and
steam railroads.
2ominutes from FortX.second street;
Far 5. sale e. posaiti,ves; 81 ,vs.-s Terms rms easy
~" H.JE JERE, JoSNsoN, JiopiYSsSsi," JR,p fRPp's I"
II Park row New York.
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SALES AT AUCTION.
r N. GIBSON.
e. w. A. WEEKS. Auct,onaer

Os W. A. WEEKS, Auctioneer
Great absolute and unreserved sale OF ITO Lots
elegantly located, ct West Hoboken and North bergen
Hudson county, j. Thursday September ls 1874 AZ
O'clock M the ground, rain or shine situated on
the beautiful nights Immediately adjoining Jersey City
accessible by horse and steam cars from the Jersey City
out the taxes This property offers seldom
equaled and never surpassed Tor eligible homestead
soute and term. very easy COLLATION. provided and
maps. apply to M GIBSON, 81 MONTGOMERY street,
Jersey city, or WEEKS CR[SSY, corner Hudson and
Newark Streets Hoboken, N J.
T p. TRAVER, AUCTIONEER.
q. TRAyER WRIGHT will sell this day, at 10H
O'clock at SO Great Jones street. paror Furniture Rock
ssad marble top Dressing Bureaus Washsands Tables
Chairs, hair Mattress, feather Beds Pillows, Clocks
Cooking Range, Stoves Crockery, Sewing Machines.
&C. Also Marshas Sale Of ~ barrels Italian Garc BY
order J.. LIPPMAN Marshal
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DY F. COTTON, AUCTIONEER.-EXTRA LARGE
ID sale of Furniture, Carpets, Pianos French Plate Pier
and Mantel Mirrors over 80 Carpets together with
Goods, all OF which will be sold Thursday next Sept
49, at the auction IS East Thirteenth street. De.
tails In time, with catalogues.
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SALES Ar AUCrrrM.

A UCTION sALE-BY JsRE JOHNSON. JR.. At No
399 Fulton street, Brooklyn September i6 is7s NJ
order O. City Cour Of Brooklyn Of splendid villa site
bay, i've minutes from ferry ana cars: mansion hath M
house, &C. ground SO feet by BOA ieet premises can he
at any time by asking Mrs Smiths place Soon
remain O hOId InOrtuaga. ~~'1NN
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CHERIFF's sALE.-R FIELD, .AUCTIONEER, II
= Bowery, will sell this day, at 10 o'clock, one Lager
Beer Wagon, of Harness and twentyone empty
Kegs; also one large double top Wagon: BY order
MATTHEW I. BRENNAN, Sherih.
II
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act specihed and except rs to section seventeen
which shai take effect Immediately.
Yours respectfully.
w. HILTON SCRIBNER, Secrctsry of State
snERirvs OFFIcE, NEW CoURr HOUSE, }
r.ln Urf AND CoUsrY or New YORK, August l. 1873.
he oregoing TO be true copy Of the election
nouce received by me this day the Secretary OF
State cS,o MATTHEW 7. BRENNAN
p,,,, sherlH OF the city and county of New York
uDisners OF newspapers notified to inse this
IN uess specially authorized to do See
MATTHEW 7. BRENNAN, sheriff
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AN EXPERIENCED CLASSICAL. MATHEMATICAL
n and English teacher, scholar and gold medalli5t OF
foreign university desires to establish school in whSn en-
given; meantime takes private pupis prepares for col
1ege English American); city reference OF highest
class Address TUTOR, Herald Office.
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Rich Parlor Suits Gran6e Duchesse Princess and Marie
Anoinete Styles elegant rosewood octave ranotortc
Books Turkish Chairs, on Paintings, BronSzes Mirrors
A Decker Bros. four round u octave Pianoore,.
Library and Dining Furniture, Slverware, Cutlery &C.
walnut suits Wardrobes Chairs toanges 70 hair and
kets Sheets and Pillows, Bolsters, &C. BHonse fur
nished May al cost OF $4,000 Sale positive rain or
nrst street For sale OF private Livery censisng Of
Carriages. Harness, &C., see Thursdays Herald.
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A YOUNG WIDOW WOULD LIKE TO FORM THE
"A acquaintance Of a gentleman who possesses for.
tune with view 70 maIimony. Address u Il, station r.
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rNO BE SOLD BY AUCTION ON TUESDAY MORN.
ting, at l0]S o'clock, the Stock ana Fixtures OF
Fancy Variety Store. Apply at 2lS East Fifty ninth
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-12-11
NIcMAsTER. & LECoNrE,
Attorneys for Petitioner.
Pope>& Haskell,,
Bachman 81 Youmans,
Of Counsel.
Columbia, S, c., Decd, 1s7a-42-3t

,c,,H Have home of your: own. Yes q
home of your own |; buy piece of land
with the discrimination to keep it during
your if04imel and then transmit it to
your heirs fsyou have no means, only
the proceeds ofyonry: own labor, then
scrupulously save and build o fine house,
buy ing from the, Great Southerl Build
ers' Emporium youn Sashes, doors.
Blinds, Marble and Slate Mantels, Hard
ware Mouldings, White Pine, Walnut,
&c, cover your roof with Asbestos. Roof:
ing Feltand Lining, for which they are
Agents ,tfey are now used ON thousands
of buildings, iand they offer them as relia-
BILE and econo mical, which are needed ev4
Hall & Co. Charleston,S. o. q. 4 7
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,Arnusemenf.t

Amusement. '@t bT'' sRfss1l ." s,t'stlti
) On the 10Th the public may expect d
rare treat in the performance of j. Pres
colt Eldridge, the renowned dilinestor of
language and. the passions. His facial
ohsahges in sspressi4g Jpy Hats Anger,
G{iefyare said to1 beTwoInaa rHhh aFS ZIP per
sonifcation of the Vagabond, The lost
Heir Fagin the Jew, Qfsuiillp,, Qfsuiillp ,,,, Widow ile
Bedott and jolly Hans the dutchman
are simply masterly. He will also Feci.a
from Shakespeare in which Macbeth
Richard and Hamlst lwilE be rendered.
Bear this in mind it is for the benefit Of
the Elliott H0olss and ladder Coia riod'
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ADVERTISEMENTS

Vi SHE stringsnsy of m9neyrsqpisss me TO sell
IA exclusively for cash, until all old accounts
are settled after TINT time Il lam willing to
reno render all accommodation possibly to custom
ers t,5s M tender my thanks to All ss96I hhyb seq
..ea , ilelr accounts and earhestly request Those
VINO nave mob 70 do SO at once, as have al.
ready performed my part of the contract,
.as 9h7dl 1olyNsry Respectfully .i,t3'
Nov 20, 1873 ''F' i'' 10 ltit d
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The FIRST Weather Report

Was received by Post Master Williams
yesterday, and Will be posted daily at his
office. 1t appears TO bcFprinted in Au-
gusta, Ga, at I $ola m, each! day, andis
distributed 10 ali Post Offices ON the line
of railway. eI
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-12-11
sf9nioiEup mo NuiHuuIf
y. S. Aabergotti's5 Store
/ Il Corner Russell Street ia and 4 ( { ! +
L s..l. Rail Road Avenue Igllfi I.

I AS in Store well selected Stock of !Groce!
IL, III res for Sale at reduced prioes Parties
would do well to call examine and price goods
before purchasing elsewhere.
a full Stock Of Bacon Flour Sugar Syrup
Molasses, Candies, Caned Goods, Creckery, Tin
ware DC, on haEdi! qW .naIo odj iGl T
eeag Goods delivered, free of charge. ga 8
q JAM !, ,s1s73a II 1v
~ GS2T 3 ~
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List OF Letters Remaining in the
Post Office. = 81 81
noa0RAsaEBuRG s.. G., Dec. 9th.
Axon, Mrs NJ a,
si1aAlien, Charles,
bsi Angus, Miss Maggie,
II, tBarshs w r,
Brown, George NJ,
'iRl 'Boiin, james p,
Bobo, Miss Kcnvy,
,d& Cook, Samuel.
Colman, Emma,
49,, McFadden, Cubit, aH
Mays, John,
Murphy, Mrs A c.,
McMichael, Miss III,
Martin, Luke,
Muller, Adam,
Thompson, DIR C r,
ln Roberts, Frank S, m
Riley, John +,
Shpier, ohnlii,
,oS Sehio, Rev d w, ~
Simmons, Ann,
Summers, Betty,
Sampson, Prudence,
Summers, L.,
Watkins, Mary r.
Williams, Mintey
Walker, ThomaslR, Boi
Walker Mrs Maggie,
Walker, Thomas r.. H. Oh
Persons calling for the above letters will
please say they are advertised. 7" rs.
w. Z. WILLIAMS, P. NJ.
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= -. ". tl.rtsi'yl gesffH
DRgT. a, lEtE.Iorrasl

I DRss u. An, ELLIoTTa ~ ..q@ltff
Ats p. Ms the company With the
Young Americas and other invited guests nssds
repaired to their own HILL aid ,paffook
of a splendid supper, prepared BY the
Following gentlesueuras, committee ola
rangeIncnts: Messrs. j. w. Cannon,
i! DeMars, JIG. McKewn, p. Mentzel,
andT.aH .aYaanamakcr,
The regular toasts of the evening were
given blythe Fofeman, Ma j. Gee, Ysse
and wers ssaponaea. to, Us 9sll6w& III j
The Dcy rc Celebrate.
Responded to by Mr. Stiles r. Melli-
champ. III j.rl3yilcll a1-
"Hb" 1Vhose Name IRE Bear Our Rtrered friend
g I'' ind Pat,6n!Ls. Thongs, A, -Euiptt"
Responded to feelingly by Mr.. A. b.
Knowlton. ~ no: go;l..yts
aaoi"lhe fouag Amefca Fire Company"
President Moseley replied to this toast.
"1hc Ladies' God bless ithe,nl The Young oues
Especially"
Mr.. VIM. H: Girareau was called on
to respond, and right we'll did he acquit
himself.
10 it72 "The P,sss'
Was iakcn care of by Mr.. Knowlton.
Our City Fathers
Brought. Mr. B. Williamson to his feet
in highly practical reply.
"7he Board Of Fire Masters"
Was Ws responded q 70 by Mr.. Geo, Boliver,
who acted in the absence of the Chief.
"Onur In,ato1 Gucsts.-,hoss ,oto are not FT,emenn
Was replied to by Mr.. Jas. A. Fowles.
A letter was read from BIr. J. A.
Hamilton, immediately after the speeches.
We have to, resist tile temptation to
notice each of the above more particu-
larly, but must be content with saving
the evening was thoroughly enjoyed, ;,
particularly the sallies of wit between the
Lawyer and Undertaken, and Cue numer.
ous little ltt Iimpromptu speeches made by
other gentlemen. rF s1FE8s
The entertainment wound i np p,4 at d Il sen.
sonable hour, and we look back upon it.
as charming episode, breaking in with, ti
good effect upon the lives of businessmen
who spend too little tine in hagmless
recreation. q ''foso 70 b2iiiO ni@l az
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0dd Fellowa
Cotton.

Cotton.
Notwithstanding report Of easier
prices at Charleston and New York, this
staple brought the highest figures. Mid
ding were freely bought at 143 to 14b
during the past week.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-12-11
Special Metice.

Sends your orders for Doors Sash
and Blinds to the Southern House Of Geo.
S. Hacker of Charleston s. 9. .sIr L
Ransdale Of our Town is the author
ised agent for this House
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"A. CARD.

The Citizens Savings Bank Of South
Carolina has to-day gone into voluntary
bankruptcy, under our advice. This ad.
vice has been given as The most effectual
means of protecting the interest Of its
depositors and other creditors, who can
thus, land thus only, have the manage
ment and control of its assets, instead of
their being placed in the hands of d re-
ceiver, lin whose selection they have no
voice. g
early day, publish IA statement giving
full information Of its affairs.
We would warn depostors and credi-
tors not to barter their claims to specu-
lators and other interested parties, as we
are Informed there existsla most danger
Eops combination, whose object is to OBJ
tain controlling interest, to the !destrlc.
ton of the bank and the detriment of its
dtpositors.
We would further advise the deposi.
tors and creditors to retain their claims
until the publication above referred to has
:beGn made, which, in our opinion, will
Justify the wisdom and policy of the
course adop'ed in their interest, and will
suggest plan which. if heartily co-ope
ra ed in by depositors and creditors, vii
save them from loss. ~ -
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Methodist Church-serviccs at IL A. NJ
/ and " PM. Sabbath School at 9 A. NJ
aRev. F.lkuld5 dastufseai ei'! ii yna ri 30
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Pantaloons Of French English aud Domestic
Cashmere, from $50 to $40.
Vests of Velvet sd k.s Csshineees and CASH
mere, frorniSl % tp$iG "a
= A LAFSGE JOB RjDT
OF MEMS YOUTHS and BOYS CLOTH
ING, will be sold regardless of cost.
Twenty per cent. reduction mada on the
Celebrated STAR SHIRTS, Underwear Goods,
DC, &c. fI{ d az ''
their Splendid Stock of CLOTHS, Doeskins,
beavers, Cassimeres; Pant and Vest Patterns,
which they make mp to order, in The Latest
style under the supervision 'off IMr. nJ.iiT.
FLYNN, formerly Of G. L. CARR & co.
RTERKE'kl&E fTIELEER,
Northeast corner King and Wentworth Streets,
Oct 90, 1873 - 81 ti72tlis i3m y
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CD. Oertjohn.

We call the attention of the public to
this gentleman's new card. Mr.. Cort-
johns advertisement speaks for itself, and
those who love good things for Christmas
willodnd,i IL to their interest to give him
CALL Don't fail to smoke his fine
segars. .ioqsd qmul a'9a.I i'd. $500
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entertainments FOX December. Ixo
We learn that the Rev. Mr.. Suares, Of
= nc + visit to Orange
8BaEnHell County, twins. n's4, r. .... -
burg soma timo since as book agent many
of apr citizens will remember) proposes
to lecture some time during this month.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-12-11

Lutheran Church-Sabbath School at 8 A.
DR. p. A. Dantzlcr. Superintendent
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CIO'fHsHHH1NG CIO'fHs HHfH1NGG !, :
AT a Lower Price lla than. y ever ,sold sQll
IN CHARLESTON BEFORE
F0R SH.


D B Black Frock coats - 80
(of Frenchcloth) $50 90 $50 90
D B Black Frock coats
(of French eloth) ~ 25FO0fo120T0 100.
s B Black Frock coats
(of French cloth) ,i'2s20SO0 q l7y 00
(ef f1psss FpsaoS eloEh fGa Is % so 90
D b Black Walking coats
(of French cloth 49, 20 90 II 90
S B Black Walking coats
(of French cloBh) d, 10 ,00.rs 20 OOA
s B Black Walking coats S7eI ,0I 81
(of French .cloth0 20 90 IL O0
S B. Black Walking coats
T. (of French cloth s- -slSsG9 S151 11D]
/ s b Black Walking coak ss INN
(of French cloth )~a . 10 700 NJ 90
d B Diagonal, Walking
coats (Freach) &c. 80 90 25 90
D B Diagonal Walking
t coats (Erenchl B IN B25 D0h 20 90
d B Diagonal Walking > -
! s9sts Fss9sh1 % 22ay 2a % o994q 4 70 % \
pRsgisb:r %English1 s s' 25 90 % 20
coats [Englishll % 90 Is 90
S b Tricot Walking coats
S B Cashmere Walking
coats [Englishl 20 90 IL 90
S B Cashmere Walking Git}i =
coats EEnglishl is 90 16 90
s B Cashmere Walking
s fsats 8 enslInsIsF sEnsi'sp Walking 70 u i "
| a ,,at, srI2,,u,rl;sh1 > IA M 10 m
S B Beaver Sack coats, az
English. is 90 : 10 90
S B Beaver Sack coats,
English. Is 90 13 90
English, 1s 90 is 90
4 s B Beaver Sack ceasss9
English. 1900 13 90
! The latest style d B Red.
fer Sacks, English. Is 90 20 90
4 do do do is 90 Sl33 IS go
4 {sdo do. de- 1900 12 90
,lIsask5 do .3.y.lloa do 90 10 90
+ de-. do lido 10s 90 8 90
\ do do do is 90 z 90
Fine Dress Suits of all coiors 40 90 81 ss 0o 0o
::-tt-~s ~ q {" (" 80 90 25 OC
EngiisR EGsssirnere suits ! i3oy.s.a al !,
Of all colors. 5SQ 5b-9Q DO 27 0g
s seN do do 2S 90 ,,aS %
= = do do do 2s Of % 90 90
] Domestic Cashmere suits 4 1o' ils'ag.
ofall colors, 10 90 ,1s 90
do d, do Is 90 is 90
do do do 10 90 8 90
English Esquimaux Bca-
yer Oyercoats all colors3O 90 % 90
1 do do Z do Pg25H oIL 80 90
Do do DO DO do do Is GO GO sii5 so so
French a q, Kslsey oyercoats, : ~.
Of all eolors. 'f''25 800 90 II II 20 70 Do Do
French Kerscyl overcpats,
of all colors: LII go 90 IL 90
rss;;;I s5a.i & Sa;5sS;i;s II ;aIs| StsI ~
coats, ofall colors.i iiiS 00l Q15 O0
Domestic Chinchilla over
coats, all colors... is 90 12 90
English Cashmere Over
coats, Of all eolofs.s' as 90 S.-2 90. 90
do do do e,.2O, 90 IL 90
de do do iin.,15Ss0O z Is 90
do do do IL 90 ~ 90
7r' do do doae~za1O= =00sz=.s=S9n00
Pantaloons of French, English and Domestic
Cashmere, from $3.50 70 $40,
Vests of Velvet 81 H 5Scssh Is and CASH
mere, frohiiS 90 ip$iG, ks
{ A LARGE JOB EiOT
OF MEMS YOUTHS and BOYS CLOTH
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