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CMABIESTON HAILY NEWS,
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No. lt> HAYNE STREET.
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WEDNESDAY MOBN?NO, OCTOBER S8, ?.867. '
? DB BABE OH* SUK1MKB.
B? JOHN Q. WHTTTDXa.
Bland aa the morning breath of Juno
TU* Southwest breezes play; , :,
And. through li? hue tb? Winter noon
Haems warm as Summer day.
The anow plumed Angel of the North
Has dropped bis loy spear;
Again tbsi mossy earth look* forth,
Again the streams gush clear.
Tba fox his hsUstde oed forsaajaa, ,
. The muskrat leaves Ula nook.
Tho blue bird lu tb? tneado-w brakes
. ls slBglog with th? broClu
"Bear up, O mothar Nature 1" cry, ? ?>''"
: BtrOV breeze, and stream)** free,
"Our Winter Tolosa prophesy
Of Summer days to thoo I"
So, In tooee winters of the sonl.
By bs^sr.blasts and drear, .
O'erawept from memoj^'a froaan polo,
Wlilpusny days appear. . ,
Bavtyng Hop? and Foi t??, they show
Tho o^ul itoUvmg pow??,,, , . . ,,
And how. beneath the Winter's snow
lis germa of Bummer flowers!
The night ls mothar of th? day.
And Winter of the Spring, . " -,
And ever upon old DeSsy
Th* greenest moaaea cling..
Behind the cloud the starlight lurks.
Through showers tho Hunbeam* fall ;
For Oed. who lovoth all Bia works, N j
- Has left Sis hope with all.
.:;! qOMMERClAL.
The Utobneston Ootaen? Jilsrfeet.
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS, I
C^AB^jtsroN, Tuesday Evening, October 33, 188?. {
Tbs inquiry was mod?r?t* with a lower tendency in
prices, th* ratos receding about iii, <R ft. Salea 370
batea, vis: l at M. ? at 17, 8 at 17K. 86 at 17*. 19fcVst
17JK, 60 at 18,18 at 18X0., and 108 bala*on private t?rros,
Wequo*?- ? ? .'. UietfaJ
Ataanst? M??-kct, .:?
AUGUSTA, Qotobsr. 1?.-figsarss-There has- been
marked impnovoinent in buelnoss geneinlly during the
P**t week, esp?dally in the &roocry ?nd ?tapia dry gooda
fts^^in^^^ '^ft^
imprdvetnen^od lt tobo* twp^djhai ^re^Tb*^!*
formar declino in tb* staple thia aoaaon. lt lo westby pf
net* that th* manufacturers sud spsculatoi* in Kew
York and liverpool seem to have control of tho market.
Thar* sr* large stocks of cotton goods in tho hands of
manufacturers; Wso In tb* larg? : nouas*'in thia country
and Btoope, while the demand is comparatively restrict
lil t)d4lK amtj\IX*JLtritft?Ql*CM* * ~ .*'*'
.ala* of the woolf, 28?8 bales. Receipts, 8338 bale*.
'* S-rrpctober ai-P. M.^r?lnce WMtlns the foregolnj?,
th* ngarkat/w01i*d nuder favorable adrices from Kew.
York and Liverpool, and tao ?ajos on saturday wer* 69?
balsa, on aphasia of 16K lor New Yerk Middling. Taste?
day th?r* was still moro improvement. H >i..? < . .tot
?aqBPssjHWI *took_l? lull with* good demand. . We
onoto BhoT?dexa at lox ; B. B. Bides 19; O. B. aldea 18? ;
clear aides 30. Hams, canvassed 84, , :
Coan.-TheretoV alight doolans, taut ah* demand ls
?ua?^^^
Baverai wagon la*us>kfe tolitjVfi 2Q ki 34. [l t.
WITSLAT-In very good qjpjaaa, vary UtUe m Cb* mar?
ket. Oood white will bring 83 a ft 30; red 83 60 a 3 78
to-days?^^ts?^good1 aVt?ot? ofseM willbringSL
Fiona-In Rood demand, and, stiff at figures. One
?mU advanoss 81 p*r bbl on double extra. We quote Au?
mas? MiQa, superfino, 818; extra,. ?14; double extra, 816;
?ijTOaso i aril 'io.'" sn - tr. aid* ni ohr.rn. ni wslllrart! ::
os. ;. . I?l?wOrIe?u4 Mau?**. ; ? .tCl ' '
S, vartoUonto^sy^ The lntenlgence^from^
Now York, dnrmg the earl? part of tb* day, dis?
closed oonttnuid ?r?anaSa, trat tie dosing dispatches
from both indicate a alight reaction. The Utter came to
band too late, boiver? to affect ?nr market, but their
influeno* PMvy bo felt to-morrow, if not conn torr obed by
?oma ttO^Uy sudden but more favorable advice*. It is
?3ry*of)plscbofe tor^^V^twi^ino'oSy Ea$s%
freight upon tho markst, a liberal business will bo trans?
acted t*1 morrow.
? STATBUBirx OT OORXW. ? i - ? . ,
?took on hand lat September, 1867..bales-16,366
B*e*iv*d to-day.7"~Z.,. 3,4,37
Baodvad previously. 30,700- 38,137
SS**** to4ay.?J^*JU^.J?U8-?1B^:J?H? V,
detredpravtonoly... 11,764-U,7?4
?d hands at 88 60 for virgin and yalkrw dip, and 83 to fox
hard, per 380 lbs. *,
?88808 Tuaras TUTS-Has baan in ra disrate inquiry
fcHfeay, and w* quot* sale* ol about 900 bt& at 61 o, and
?ado at 61 Moper gallon. - T
B**Pl Bala* of 836 ?bis st 83 !)0 a 8 forstraln*d, and
8813X fur No 2. h ^1
i. TAB-Markst stead* 4 ga]** of 188 bbt> at 83 66 par
SWWH?y act ftw ? national' beak to assume (tte
sua safakoeolng.of mlsosUsneoua Valuable*. 1*
1? d?U?<mni? to Ux5 bank, at?.* tu ?io n?tur?i of s fraud
upon Um stooVmaldor*. If tho v?l?ahlo? ai? lest through
th? sarsViajaaeaa or dlshonsssy exf a back o/ncefot clerk,,
the ottloors are undoubtedly Itabio; und it tho practice,
li? beoUHWUXlonodbyitho Bomi of -Director*, they wat
be held liable; and /ts .Ih^y aro the aowiie of tho stook
holder*. 1? managingtho Affairs of die bank, t dd not
question hut that the stockholders would bi tho end he
I think th M custom a Very hasardons one, and ahaU
do all ic mypow.r io ?Ua^rw it; a^ under certain ;
ciroumrtan?c?, might We compelled, to proceed against a .
bank for a violation of Ita eli ar tor, a cou rae which, I hopo, i
i maybe avoided by voluntary ao^on on Ute part of lb?
**a*"' h i-... i itt afectasidagoldari neaw ?aa????* j
Oineinnad Murkft.
?iona we*? made th ord?ir to eWoT 'aalt'flV'^Btoioli,)iut
Uttlo selling ?icept the odd? and f?P^'^Wfamv^
f?M ?rafiot in-better prt?o.1 wwm. '?W^totS?ape
quiet to-day, though there was an evidently better feoluig
h> moat ?ntdie*.
t Hooa-Continue to arrive in moderato ausntiti*?, but
the weam** toing ??ron, thermometer about 80, none
but butcher* are slaughtering. Prices bave declined to
h??^
?e5?
? Wxsa1 roOttir-^Jas BaXMNHMtt tanney ?tt the wash
until to-tlrty. \vhon tho fceltng wa? botter, uwdqr advice?
from otho* cition, but li could not bo sold, shover ?32 at
Ute cloee, though not freely onered.
X?ABD-Baa alua declined, but hw boon ip good dot
mand ot the decline; With lar?rt ?a?oH ' forox pow during
?wcek at 13c.> Kag la very dull, owl would., not bring
lex* MXATS- Bacon quiet at 14 a 17? and 18)?o pack?
for Bheuidara, O R and cl oar fr idos, though not freely
offered at lea* than Mo over these figures. Hams about
done-ueslssa to quote them ; nev leo cured can be had
at 33o, canvassed and packed. .
Charleston Wholesale Prices,
rai or. s.
BAG(UN&, %? yard- ^ '.
, Dundoo..... 30 ? GO
Ounhy Cloth. 94 ? 00
BALE ROPE, fi Manilla. 94 fa 3C ,
Western...;.v...........13 ? 16
' NtiwYork...,.......I. - fi - .
jute..t..1.. lu. i...19#? - ?
BREAD, ft ?J Wi .M j
1 Navy. - & r- '
PUot..".;.:.U. ,<AJ,-.tViX. 10 ? -
?Crackers. 13 ? IB
ICES, ft M. 0.00 . 0)20.00
?JV, WSW Iba...;..;.;..'........... 38 'S -
COTTON, fl re
! 2p*B?^
Middling to KW Mjddling. 17 >i? 18
i s^^iv.vfv,r.:::::::::...35 i s
TWojr.......?.-?>' ?
C"Oi*Tif?( fTlb-^rllb.:,.....'. ,f.. 9* 3 80 .
I tagnayra:..L,...^.... .38 0 80
, Javai./K.....? fi . 40
CORDAGE, ft tt-Maitthar............. -, S _
TaiTed American. . 20. ? 38.
CORN MEAL, fi bbl.,7.... 1... COO. fa) ~
COAL, fl toH^ABtlttaclte.?J ,VM , Oft, ?IP.00 ;
CumbeaiaUalV;;..^,^ .'''.WnupA .?
COPPJ5R f? m^?ieW...:: .;..V.J:.... ,68 ($?.60
FERTILIZERS ? . .?'- I,'-V'V' R"R,OT 1
PeruvianGuano, ft ton. 100.00 ra. ._?-_,,
! PtroifloOusna, ft 1M00 Bis:'..:' ' Tts.00 '? -
Phoenix Guano.,. 66.00 ? -
Baugb's Phosphate, .fi 2000 lbs... ! BQi'oo fi -
Rhodes' Phoephlto. fl MOO ma.. 65.00 S -
> Mapcs'Supojf Phosphate, fl ?0OO JU ?5.00-w , -
Zell's Kaw ?fono: ^aoSphate(W, Of} Sl -
, ' Zell's Super Phosrrtuite of Lime.. OO.0? M -
Wooletou'H Phosphate of Lime..-. 66.00 & -
USU-Ood, ^ 100 ?a..... 7.00 ? O.oo
MaS^i^oOK'^*hkifbbj"ntf *irpd'V
Maatore}. i^o. k fVwM bli. : : : :. 10.5 .'.>'*>
??SS?:?bS:?:::: ll?
No. 3. - ? -
Mo. 8.,. - (<$ -
Sardines, fi 100-quarter boxea.. 33 & 36
' I Half boxea.... 48 @ 60
! ^Normerrjf?ndlw^tto"?^!!^ ll^_.ili -
. . ? BalUmdro-Exrfa.13.00 & -
j Southern-Super.13.60 ?
i Extra.iUU.18.60 @ _
Family.14.60 & -
FRlTITS-VmneB.;f> lb..... H ? - ?
, Jffi??:^::::':::::: SPS?
I Almond?, soft sheU. 86 fi 40
I Babona, M. lt., fl box... .-.r.%.... 4.00 fi 6.00
. Rabona, Layer. 4.60 @ 6.60
.fiettpSaaVf?^ 10.5o ^lT.tf? :
' 'GLUSS. ft box of 60 feet
.': < American, 8x10. 6.60 & 6.00
1 "' American, 10x13. 6.00 fi 6.60
; -i- French, 13x14. 7.00 @ 8.00
'p?i^?m^?m^i T hms
' \. Corn, V bushel. 1.66 @ 1.70
' ' i Beana, fl buaheL. 3.00 fi 3.00
OAT, ft cwt.-North Rlvsr......... ... 1.10 & -
?Eastern. 1.36 fi -
ES-Dry, fl ra. 10 @ 13
INDIGO-fl BJ........ 1;00 ? 1>76
tRON- Ito?ncd, ^ IB.. 07 & 07>?
t. .tl Swede. 09 ? 10
LATHS, %? M... 4.00 .0 4.so .
i/^fJS^ShoU, ?? bbl.................... - <fi -
V South CaroUna. 1.60 fa) -
' Rockport. 3.00 fa) 3.36
' 1 Cement. 3.76 (ft 3.60
;,. Plaster Paris. 4.00 @ 4.60
CUMBER, ? M. toot- . ....
T o?WblfePine?M^quiUty...t.- 60.80{fi|A0i \\
WWtePm?, good mn.\ ":. 88.00 '$40.00 1
I Yellow Pino.90.00 fi36.O0
^Grc^ed6^^
LEATHER, country tanned, fl Bl. - i -
MOLASSES, fl gallon-Cuba. 46 fa) 60
( Muscovado. 66 fi 66
.,, i Sugar House..,..". f 60 fi i:00
^NewaOrteanai.i.5 70 @ 83-.
ZVJr-^/..i?rOii?^,fi:bbl-iTar.-. - fa)
I Pltoh. - fy -
? Rosin, Pale..,. 4.60 fa) 6.00
i Roam, No. 1. 3.76 fa) 4.00
?rf Rosin, No. 3. 3.00 fa) -
ft I Rosin, No. It.._ 2.76 fi 9.86
! BM Spirits Turpentine, fi gallon. 61 fi 63
.tr I oair??^* iBpfUi...-."...Aa 3 ?J
NAipS-Aworloan, 4<g)20d, fl keg. 6.60 fal 7.00
American Wrought. - fa) -
i I Lathing..-.. 7.6O ?10.00
... Copper, fi Bi. 1.00 fa? -
Ol LS- Lard, fi gallon. 1.40 fa? 1.46
Linseed, fi gallon. . 1.64 fi 1.60
! Sperm, Winter, ft gallon. 3.06 fi -
i Cotton Seed, fl gallon. - fi -
, Castor (E. I.), fl gallon. 3.00 @ -
4" > Olivo, il dozen.. 8.00 ?lO.QO
Kerosene, ft MHB'.. 63 fi 84
i Benxlne, fl gallon. CO ? -
PROVISIONS-Boer, mose, fl bbl.16.00 ?30.00
Beef.primo........14.00 ?L5.00
, Pork, mess. 28.00 fa) -
i Bacon, Shoulders. 15^? 18
Bacon. Strips.y. . ; IB ? -
I Lard, bi keg.. I9xfi 16
Butter.. 80 ? , 40
Potatoea, f) bbl. 4,00 ? -
i Onions. 4.00 ? -
il ; Lfjgjlea. 8.00 ?o.oo
PAJNTS-Whlte Lead, fi lb. 10 ? 16
t." ?Black Lead. 10 ? 19
W0*?S*?x^,ii?'AVv^:r?s * * r
SLATES- American. <p squaio.12.60 (2ft
SHINOBSS.^U...f.-.'.. 7.00 ? 8.60
.White Pine, first quality.12,00 fi , - .
SJZ^-Liverpool,^ eoai*, ft sack.._ 2.00 ? 2.76
Liverpool, flue................- ? _
w?ps.fwf,j.r.'fK u I?-? s^k
m-ARCH. ? ib. 10 fi w
^?IGEB, fl ttj-Cosata, ?.v. ? g.. J i [ v... 1.00 ? -
1 fe"::::::::::::::::^ l;8 I r
; ^ Phnento. 40 @ 60
SPIRITS, f. gallon-Alcohol.'.'.'.'. 5.on ^ fi-W
:.,WJ Brandy., Ckjgoao.:, J.Ora j4.00 gia.oo
,, .. 7 Rrandy, Domoatic. 8.00 ?3.76
&Z ??n.HoBaud. lt? S 6.00
/ /'i gm, American. 8.60 fi 8.76
: ." Rum, Jamaica. . 6.00 ? 6.00
.t?} (Bum.N.K. 9.60 2 8.00
JQdiilw.Rourtoon............... a.00 ? fc.00
rWMakay^aataliaad. S.90 ? 9.40
BWi?^9ia>0?aBiwahln.'itfii.:u....... ? fi -IB1"
Kfjt PaxaMBl.-.v4lUi.J.?idl.V.,........ 18 ; fi' 18
.1 ... pl*rill9da^...i................. 17 ? 18
HarMedB...;. 17 fi 18?
v Clarified O.m. MKI J
s I |a?f,.*.<?...ww,w .'-..?. ...."'.'I?J:
? E*toBtoo. 14 5 18 '
agg^jgg-DnaaiBalr aaaautaetaray fl M. IB.OO Mg.60 ''
r?JSi t? ft-Jeapsrlal................. 3.00 il 9.60
gunpowder.,. 2,00 ? 3.60
Ryson.,.,.....:................. 1.60 @ l.to
?oung Hysoa.ii..^.i...1.60 ? 1.00
Blade........ i.'J.:.v;.;.-. 1.08 '-fi 1.76 !
TOBACCO, fi Bl, SB par quality.. 40 fi 1.60
r/lfjafeS-Hewn Timber-Veliow Pm?. "4 .'08 W9.00
: CTiaPlato% 10x14.,.,.,.
X Tm Plate mSA J.. ? ?J. A ?. :
" O Tin Plate, 14x90.
S^?L???'* ft.iU?'K?
f^T7JV r-Ootton, ?> BI.
ly.'.'ll- 1 tmHwg.T..ti' ? V: ^
fi.-ji] [smp.
2*t^j ut?..,.lm,'??i
r4?MWJ?-Brlght. fl gallon.
' f' t awry..'.'!!!)!.'*!!!
< larot, ft case.
( hampagne, fl basket.
; PHOTOGRAPHS
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h 01daolm,4G?W VmitmVft doT^J?m^TTco. J BB
Sloan, E Hfl?Mgors BOo, H L Joffor? ft Co J If ?autrett.
? ?? HSE&Z foUln .Kttoto .ft Chapinjw. Averill
MP?. WW*W^ ?OUMI, bawtn to Moise?Courtenay ft
^^j?J?^^^^^N ^beon^W^ Smite, BM*
I Consign*** ps* .fco???s'i*jr?' Kallrsad.
Octote*,;
W noach. Uaycnsl & Co, HjJUatfo ft Co. J i?YCAldwell ft
Wall?-. * Hull ca. Miss E Besrln, Miss fl Hor?
mas, jais* A M Johnson, Hrs Windle, Mrs O V Wright.
Mr<V Ostrich fwd child. Mrs Newbold, Mis? Newbold,
Mrs MpWtjow, Mis? Dwight, Msw Clifford. Mia? Chato?
Mrs W Tay lor, Mme nOsraat and Infant, Mrs B Dutclv
or, l Wla^o, J HiBUlap, ? H Hlllsm A (llctonthab Robert
llpgge, H l*TOwj?.?nd eJxUdv doptili KUUIB, tl OhristrtiMili,
HjStei^. P Lptss.PWithorhorai O W. Kdutewoith, ? W
HP???*V. BPJKIW?;, MoHsin ? and oluld, j i ? SplrsgUo^ S
?si staftsnhlp QlMimpionv Bram's^ToMr^Mlaa ?
nui, Miaa M M Clary, Miss M.F Putnam, MUs F J Pos?
tor. Mlaa M Johnson, Misa C M Keith, A J Whit?, ir, E
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I f?aSff?* ^Jf?1^^!??^^?, da?8ator.r
5 ?Wood? ??? wife, Mrs Fairbanks, Misa Parish, Mis?
?ouW- M'S KiUonoox and Jaugbtor, A J White ?nd Wife,
Mlaa EH Botumae, Misa F S Langford, E O Bainoy and)
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MARINE NEWS.
W 0?rn*y, Grober S Martin, O Graveloy. Marr Gallo?
way. Goodrich, Wlnoman ft Oo, J H HUI on, A H Hayden,
W Herwig. M A Hunt? Hogtie, Calhoun ft.00, J W- Harri.
H Klatto ft O^ R^b^00^^0^ * Co, J P Kefp.
Mur^.^ V^M^b?n.MW^?'ri^^;H L
Frists*. Steamer Mctttor. ? Small ft BiSy^ q,1
Trott, A Tislenthal. Majcr Gen HO TytorV F VonBautan.
steamship Champion, Lockwood, Nsw York-left Sat
M13r?^
Brewster, S Bischoff ft Co, J B Betta, BoUroann Bros, T
M Bristol!, 0l> Brah?i ft Co. H Bdlwin?tl?, 8 G Opurto
nay. Cartmill, Har boson ft Co, F P Chapeau, W S'Corwln
ft Co Campt^^^g^^CampbalVKnox ttOo, Came
ft^?Tr??jXLQfe
* A t?.ohJWS? ?"PPMWV ?wndsuex? ft Co, c H John
Keife, J Klein, D Lllllenthal ft Co, A Langer. M J Lowlth.
G I?tsohgi, Little ft MorshaU, Lauroy ft Alexander, J R
Rossnkrants, Bhackolford ft Ketty, H Standet; L ScbnaU
ft Op, D H Silcox. J RnaasU, Stnraas, Vanees ft Co. E B
Stoddard ft Co, W Steele, G W Stoff?he ft Co, F E behro
der, J Small ft Co, O msckloy, Stollr Webb & Co, Shep.
herd ft. ^^?n, ^ Southorn Express. J H TognL B B Vin
Gr?vor, W GU^ney;iC?icius A: Witts, Qoudk^p^ft^Boath!
&?iH5ffl^ ???^^?%fM%'J?HurtMOi?*? Co, N A
Hu?t, HWtio, Calhoun ft Co, W B Horiott ft Co, H Hst
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Mutier, N imita ft Co, J H MnUar, 8 B Matthau. J Mar
B?pk, McLoy. ft Stop, ^fMatola, M*W, Littl. 400, S A
dorVl' co^/dSrnanpftJpau
mi si, E filioagerFi^Co?' iii 1?^*^,'o'w^?a^
Bohr Maine law. Johnson, Boston, 19 days. Mdse. To
WW? & Creighton, E lt ^owptTUisUt. ? Q hlloox O W
ReV?Le*n??p& P^Looke, ?rd^Ta^^a^^The
Maine Law had heavy ?W-?los, carried away th? bob
atay/aplit ton?all, sud so*uB?>e I other daroasa.
an?? CNo^ ' W ?Z
R? w&ft^r ^??^^
Steamer^Dtota^. Payne, VlWI&i?r?l??^m^T^
n andina sd Savaonsh<. _ *tM& -,
US/ from ttxlif, t'avt.
; \v.. ,T OB BIG Ni g '
^ Tecumseh, Sponagls, aailed.._Oot i
The liBB^!lJirk?m..Sept ?
OLACK BAT?, ?. B. - ?'?
Sehr ?Ethan AUsn, Blahs, cleared . . ..Sept M
? TO xooTd rairffor-i?. O-.TT ?A ?SWOTJ
sehr Ida Bella. WwajuKynpi^.,,...oot ia
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?ewiah#h^ra?cs^ ? leave.....Oetjal
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?ehr oarrtotf Webb, W^tehteton rim* ''^?"'l JJ
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WHOLESALE SALESl??Jfl'
at fair toras^fcMhc Trade. ^* ^^^^ l*Wi?d
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M>'m? i and SH tba onassiw wm of a lead
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FANCY TYPE, of the latest and moat approvec
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alj kinda of JOB .WOBJf in
ENGLISH,
GERMAN, and
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Business Cards
Invitations
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AIRING JOB WORK, will pieasi
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leave their orders with ns. Wi
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will guarantee as good work, an?
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nt as CHEAP KATES, as' can 1M
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bad in 'Charleston.
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IT? DBE IMPROVES JR ^ffflajas^
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MISCELLANEOUS.
CHARLESTON
AGRICULTURAL f?RERO?
, , n au AND, ??'.'' I .
SEED STORE.
LITTLE & MARSHALL,
"No. HO Meetin? Street,
(OPPOSITE PAV^ON HQ^EIi.)
Dealer* in nil kinda of
Agricultural Implements,
SAW AND ROLLER GINS
COTTON GINS.
?KISWOLD GIN.
, HENEREY'S MoOAUTHY GIN.
J H. L. EMERY * SON'8 8AW OIN AND CON?
DENSEN; for Hind or HorHO Powor.
SOUTHERN COTTON CO.'S OIN.
NEW YORK COTTON CO.*? GIN.
BROWN'S DOUBLE CYLINDER OIN.
BROWN'S HAND OIN.
CARVER'S OIN.
EAGLE GIN.
HORSE POWERS,
i LITTLE GIANT HORSE POWER.
THE LITTLE GIANT,
THE BEBT, MOST COMPLETE ?ND CHEAPEST
HORSE POWER MANUFACTURED-.
In Introducing thia new Powor Into the mat ko t, we
Would state that the following are nomo of the advan?
tages poeeessed by the "LITTLE GIANT" over all other
Hone powers :
'1. Its groat strength on account of being double-goared ,
which not only doubl?e th? atrengttt by dividing tin
strain on twice the mun ber of. teeth, but by gearing on
both aldea of the wheels lt pguftUses the wear pu the
shafts, and materially lessens tho friction, enabling tho
horses to do m heh more work than with any other
Ppwor.
la. Its compactness and extreme portability, it weighing
about one-half aa much aa other Horse Powers, and occu?
pying but one-third the apace, it can be packed in small
boxes, thus saving much expenses It is BO simple that
tqe most ignorant person would have no difficulty in
patting lt together.
?. The facility wi th which it cnn be adjusted to any
kind ofroachttt<<ry at any angle, either on the ground or
over head, without moving ll from ita foundation, will
b? appreciated by farther* and planter, aa specially adapt?
ed for driving Cotton Ulna, . .>'
HORACE h. EMEH?'8
PARENT i ENDLESS $^WAY
HORSE POWER?..
NigHirvrrz's
; MOWING AM) REAPING MACHINES. |!
I WASHING MACHINES.
Plows pf all 'descriptions, Cast Iron
i vU .A ? anti Steel. ,
PLOW- ' OARTING?, 'in ovorjf ? variety j Cultivators ;
Horse Hoes ; Harrows ; Coat Iron Field and Garden Rol
lera ; Kan Mills: Corn Mills ; Corn Sheller.; Cora and Cob
Crushers ; Hay. Straw and Gora ; Stalk Cutters ? Planta?
tion Carte and Wagons ; Canal and Garden Barrows ;
Sugar Milla; Grindstones ; Road Scrapers; Churns:
.'.hovels ; ?spades ; Hakea ; Forks ; Hoes, Ac., Ac, Gar?
den Seeds, of all Kinda, warranted pure and Fresh. '
; jp#?? mmk ,
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- j (OPPvii ITE PAVILION HOTEL.).
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CHARLESTON, B. C.
WK) ? : I's) ftOlT-tO tutha
WILLIAM S. HENEREY,
MACHINIST AND FOUNDER.
No. 814 '-Meeting- street,
j n (HEAR UNE,)
CHARLESTON, S. C
MANUFACTURES STEAM ENGINES, .BOILERS
" and MA(JBfNERY, Saw Mills. Oom Mitta,. Horse.
Powers, Vertical and Horizontal Sugar Milla, Cotton
Seed Crusher*, McCarthy Cotton Gina, and all kinda of
iron and Braes Castings, to order.
April 26 thatuOmo
I. J. SCIILEPEGRELL,
NO. 37 LINE STREET,
BETWEEN KING AND ?T. PHILIP.
L^G
PAINTS, J
the lowest]
September
--Y,DESCRIPTION AND BUILD
LIME and PLASTERING LATHS,
Sh ES, Ac, constantly on hand at
: IZi it o . . Owly
.BASONS'
F O NHR?
AN?
Machine Shops.
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BUILD AND REPAIR
I-Steam Engines, Boilers,
, Baw. and Grist Milla. Oast
inga in Iron and Breas of
O oyult '
j fiend order? to iv i&a*'
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J. IL I?AS0N'A BRO.? .
j Nassau and Columlma ats.,
Charleston, S. C. .0
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?. XkWoTED TO LITERATURE, SCIENCE, ART, '
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S will be published until ordered out, and charged accord.
a r^tehanta, am* others advertising by the year. . libe
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DABS Sc 0?TEEN, proprietors.
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of FlS?d?? ?^PUlou. and wMiu.y pcjrUoni
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_MISCELLANEOUS.
PHIl^KtPHl A UNIVERSITY
om*.
MEDICINE AND hURGERY.
mHJE PHILADELPHIA UNIVERSITY <|P MEDICINE
X AND SURGERY was organized lu 18+B. Chartered
by the Legislature, February v.o. 1853. Nara? changed
by a legislativo enactment to tho Eclectic Nr'od irai Col?
lege, of Philadelphia, in 1800. In 18031t purchased tho
Pennsylvania MwUcsl College, established in lois, and
the Philadelphia Medloal College, which had nrovfouriy
been merged into the Pennsylvania MVdlcal college, tn
1864 lt ."porohssed . tho Penn Medical Univ<vslty. Thu
Trustees of Um ecpivrnto schools ttnlted, podtloned and
obtained a special Act of the Legislature, consolidating
those institutions and chat gtug their numen to that of tho
Philadelphia University of MetUcuio and Surgory,
March 16,1805. All these* various Acts aro nubil Md in
tho statutes of Pounsylvar.i.'. The cost of the 1 utlding
and museum was over ono hundred thousand dollars. It
will be observed that tho University, as noworganized, is
tho legal representative of the faur Medical Colleges that
it bas absorbed. It U ? liberal ur bool of medicine, con?
fined to nd dogma, nor attached to any medical ellquo
but embraces In its teaohlng everything of nut
profession.
gestion?.-It has two full sessions each year, commenc?
ing on the 1st of October, snd continuing until tho 1st. ol
January, as its first session, sud from the 1st ol Januar j
to the 1st of April, as ita second ; the two constituting ont
full conrea of woran? It bas also a summer session
commencing the 1st April aad continuing until August,
for ibo preparatory branche?, such aa Lahn, Greek
Mathematics,. Uotany, Zoology, Chemistry, Anatom]
Physiology, etc.
rfctote.-^Tteketa to tho full course of lectures ?120. oi
SOD for each session. ? For the summer or propara ton
course $96. ' Graudating lee $30. To aid young mon o
moderate means, the University has issued flvonuudrei
scholarship., which are sold to first-cou rsc students fa
975, sud to second-course students and clergy men fo
SM), ??l'h constituting tho holder a Ufo member, with th
perpetual privileges of the lectures, and all the teaching
of tho school. The only additional lees aro a j oarly dis
sooting and matriculating ticket, each of which is $0.
The Advantaget of/icholarshipt.r-'?ua student holding
scholarship can enter the (Joliego at any time during tb
year, attend as long as he .chooses, and re-enter tho tust!
tutlftn aa fieqfuently ss desired..
It requires us previous reading or study to onter th
University On scholarships, hence, all prlyats tuition foe
aro saved.
, Students, by holding scholarships, can prosecute ottwe
business a part of the ii nie.
The candidate for graduation can present himself s
suv time, and receive his degree as soon as qualified.
In case a student should bold a scholarship and not b
?ble io attend lectures, lt can: bo transferred to anotbei
thus onevonung any loss.
Parents* guardians or friends of students wishing t
rsnrchaee scholarship for them a year or more beroi
tEeir utiffllfW at Ute University, can secure them b
advancing ornvhaU. the price and paying tho balam
3hen the student paters. Physicians and bencvoToi
en can bestow great benefit noon poor young men b
presenting thom a scholarship, snd thus enabling thei
to obtain an honorable profession,
i The Faculty croferacos seventeen ?minant phyeiclajs
and surgeons. The University baa associated with il
largs ' hospital ell nie, where ' every1 form of medical an
surgical disease is operated on and frosted in tho prei
onco of tho clam).
COLLJtOB mrrUDrsro. -Th? Oottogo building, located I
Ninth street, south of Walnut, ls the finest in the cit]
li? front ls collegiate gothic, and is adorned with en
bnttiomentfl and embrasures, presenting a novel, bob
and beautiful appearance. The facade ls of brown stow
ornamented by two towers, rising to the elevation <
eighty feet, and crowned with an embattled psrapc
Tho building contains between fifty and sixty rooms, a
supplied with water, gas, and avery other conysntenc
that modern improvement can contribute to facilita)
medical instruction. Only five hundred soholarshi{
Will bs Jsquod.. and, as two hundred and fifty are no
sold, those who wish tb secure ono should do so at ono
. Money can be remitted by" express,' ot- a draft or choc
sent on any National Bass: in the United Btstes, wbe
? the scholarship will be returned by mall, signed by tl
President of the Board of Trustees, JOSEPH B. F18HEI
Esq., and the Dean-of the Faculty, W. PAINE. M. I
' All orders forjscholnrsbip? or other business,pf 'ho Un
. varsity, should be addressed to Professor W. PAINE, IV
DU, Philadelphia, Pa.
NEW BOOKS
lu PAYNE'S tRACTICE"0P-MEDICINE.
I A. NEW WORK. JUST ISSUED RY Wi PAINE,- M. D
Professor of the Principles and Practice of Medicine au
I Pathology in tho Philadelphia University of Medicis
! and .Surgery ; author of Pablo's Practico of Surgery;
; work Ob Obstetrics and Materia Medica, author of Ne
behool Remedies; tux Epitome of Bberlie's Practice <
Medicine ; a. Bevtov of Homoeopathy ;. a Work on the Hil
tory of Medicine; Editor of University Medical and Sui
gicai Journal, Ac., Ac. It ls a royal octavo of 060 paget
and contains a tull description of all diseases known I
medicino ajod surgery, including those of women an
hildrcn, together with their pathology and treatment b
II the new And improved methods. Prico $7; postage t
Address the author. No. 933 ARCH STREET, Phltads
Phift. Pa. - - .
ALSO, A NEW WORK.
Entitled New School Medicines, which ls the only wor
ever published arp?n Matarla Medlo?; embracing ail tb
Blette, HOmqsptthlc. abd.-Botanic- Remedies, with
ll regular Materia Medico. Price $6; postage Ires,
Address ss above.
Ht ? .: inn ?lt'-s ^O^Tl.'-y^'^r
MEDICINE IND SURGERY.
A SEMi-irCWrHXY touRNAT, OF MEDICINE, STJBGEB*
PH?SIOtOGY, : Uit?H'.NE AND GENERAL, I.ITEBA
. TUBE, DEVOTED TO THE PROFESSION AND
. , rfc THK PEOPLE.
The cheapest Medical Paper in the world, publtahe
I every two weeks st shs University Qiulutog, Ninth-stree
I South of Walnut.. , . -, " K t".\
Single copies.:.:v.I.............'....$1.00
Five copies to ano address.....i...'... .. .430 -
?Stt:::::::::::::ilS
Twenty copies to one address.... ....... 10.00 . -
1 he getters up of the Club shall have one copy grath
Address . W. PAINE, M. D., Editor,
September-Is Xi J ..'? ? :TT, ., Philadelphias Pa.
' --Att?Di" - ?'
SUFFER NO M?RE
When by the nae of DR. JOIN VILLK'S ELIXIR yo
caa be cured permanently, and at a trifling cost.
The astonishing success which has attended this ii
valuable medicine for Physical and Nervous .Weaknssi
General Debility sad Prostration, Loss of Muscular El
orgy, Impotency, or any o? tho consequences of youthn
indiscretion, renders ft the most valuable preparado
ever discovered. -, - -.: n. ? . >
R will remove all nervous affections, depression, ei
ciUnxent, incapacity to study or bnslnees, low of merni
ry, confusion, thongflta of self destruction, fears of ir
sainty. Ac. It will reato?e the appotite, renew tie bealt
of those who have.destroyed it by sensual excess or ev
practices.
Young Men,bo troinbuggKd no moro by "Quack Val
torfe-" and Ignorant ni actitioners, but aend without dals
fori the Elixir, and be at ono? restored io health and hat
wa. A perfect Cure la Guaran teed. in. every instant*
e $1, or four bottles to ono addie as aa,
bottle ia sufficient to effect a curb in all ordin?r
|LSO, DR, JOINVILLE'S SPECIFIC PILLS, for tb
ly and permanent cure of Gonorrhoea, Gleet, Un
Discharges, Gravel, f?triitu??,' sud aB! aOactiona <
Kidneys and Blinder. . Caras/^ted infrom one i
I days. They uro prepared from ' vegetable ?xtracl
'. are harmless on the fjHitAj and never nauseato tri
or impregnate the brsjtlp tfechapge^f dil
Hnensn wlin business pursuits. Price I
perjbox. . .. trUepl? .-\
ither^^^s^^^a^^n^ss^a^a^rt^^B rent i
farch 30 ly No. 986 River street. Troy, ?. Y.
,tC lii'o 'OT J rti'IIs^.'Hiw ". v. :.->....! j-va-t
tHB WORLD JPISIIEO
. AT THE WOtfTvKilVtl. BEV?T.ATfO?T? '
. mm m '.TUE^ O??B?T, ^TBCttch?iaT,
??adame H. A. PERRIG??
I -mtrttn y 'it
j axixxi". xiteoeava i-*T ' ' ?.'...y.M. * >
SSnJSffV? SECRETE NO MOBTAL ?VER KNEW
frfends,:iosii <rf mon?yi &i?Jr hsv? toioolt?e desp?ndent
Uon concerr?Sg a^sert^lyie^? ox'jSv^ Vesjtor^et'*
qnaUfted^oTp^ma*s^ Most sueosss
?wSW?ve?^^
aetctlsUcs of Uie person. She reads yonrvoty ihoughts
sad by her abnost stipeiuabiral t?wers, untafSe the dari
se*5 ?eflrS^^tni ??ve ***** y"
^^^^^^^^^^^tiKi^^^ "d^V^
safety and satiefacUon to tlismaelvea, a? If ? person, A
full rod ?xr^icit?rtiaafi, written out, with all inquiries or
awered ?nd Ukeness enclosed, sen* by mail on receipt o,
PTfoo'sbovo mentioned. Tho. strictest ao?repy will be
raainUinskJ, arid'eil mmpOitdbdce wtuhied or ?ettr.iy.
.AV References of ?be highes* order fumlsbed those oe
ultetnAthsm. Write plainly the day of the month ami
year in which you weira hom, enclosing a small loo., o
iSSie.) . r M??m/> , Ul ''rf*.
Adata**, , j MADAM* IL A. PERRIGO,
' ' SIS? ' . '? *' ^ V^tMMm BUCTAIO,^. Y_
X^pnng ^"and lo*cid^gT^? to ?mail j
&jf. ^^ft??l?fcJlfcuimm ' 'nm '?ww' ^i.i????r*-?v?wi. .
WHITlri?fWlD
?Yjnnirjri|*n*T*
DRUBS, CHEMICALS, ETC. _
ALL HAIL TO THE CONOUEROR!
lOPEFORTiiEllESPON?lNG INVALID.
DEFER NOT THE USE OF
RODRIGUES
FILMIC ELIXIR SPUf.
\\M ANY WHOSE DECLINING HEALTH, WHICH
JxE. was precarious, and their recovery donpaired ol'.
Co now wita grateful emanations to tho All-Wise l>in
poser, offer heartfelt t hanlin for this timely remedy. Dur?
ing tho sliOrt timo ni?ee UH public introduction Into use,
the Uriitlnator han most happily realized her most san?
guine expectations In manifestations issuing from all
quarters of itonnparalelled curative'properties, for in no
case wbor? it has been administered with regard to di?
rections, and persevered in, hos lt failed lu its beneficial
resulta. . - .
i In resorting to this remedy, tho invalid can depond
upon tho safety ol' evory article in its preparation, and
while lt accelerates the healthful ri actione of eauh organ
and vessel, the mind can bs perfectly free from appre?
hension of any subtle Ingredient being insinuated into its
composition.
Tho appetite, which improves under Its administration,
ls at liberty, to Indulge prudently In whatever nutriment
ls palatable, digestive and wholesome, and while it ls no
more than proper to avoid exposure to fresh cold, no lear
need be entertained ol any liability under this course of
treatment to induce it, It is a pleasant APOMA rio
CORDIAL, quite agreeable to inp taste, and as a lung re
vi viiyer and balsam of health, it is distinguishing itself af?
without precedent, and we trust will, ere long, claim fqv
Itself general acclamation for Us unrivalled efficacy.
For sole by tho Proprietress,, Mrs. CECILIA KODRf.
OITE'H, northwest confer of MEETINO AND SOCIETY,
STKEETtt, and prinoJi?l Druggists.
PltlCK S1NUL1C BOTTLE $1.25.
April 2_lyr
OLD ESTABLISHED DRIK. STORE
j E. H. KELLERS & CO.,
I . (LATE Pill? iV DOUN)
WBOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGISTS,
No. 131 MEETING STREET,
Third door above Market1
HAVE LA?EI.Y RECEIVE? LABOE ADDITIONS IO
their usual stook of pure and fresh
DRUGS
MEDICINES
DYE STUFFS
EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN FANCY QOODS
FINE SOAPS
TOILET POWDER 3
POMADES
'' '" ,:' ' COSMETICS
! I COMBS
BRUSHES
EXTRACTS, AO
Comprising invoices from the most reputable manu,
facturera. Ou hand, all the principal
PROPRIET?R? MEDICINES,
Including Preparations of AYER, J AVNE, HALL, CHEV?
ALIER, DAVIS, WRIGHT, HOLLOWAY, kc. Also, a
large assortment of
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS
TRUSSES
I . SADDLEBAGS
MEDICINE CHESTS
GLASS ' " "?
METAL AND GUTTA PERCHA GOODS
GLASSWARE' OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Great attention ia paid to the importation and selec?
tion of , . ,. ?
PURE AND FRESH DRUGS,
and none other are allowed to go out of the Establish,
ment >. .- i - ' . , "? :; ?
PRESCRIPTIONS compounded
with ac: ."icy, and the public can
depend on ia utmost reliability in
the execution o. ? rders. '
E.i.KELLERS, H.H. ... H B4ER. M.II
March 9 '?'.; ' . ' !
Ohl she was beautiful and fair.
With starry oypa, and radiant bair, 30F
Whose curung tendrils, soft entwined,
Enchained tho very heart und mind,
? ":"'' PRISPKR COBiA, ;
Por Curfihg' tt??; ?air pf either.: ?ex into Wavy
and Gloflay fcing??ra 'ibr' B?iaYy ^TaWive
. . !'; *' 1 . ;v ; : Cutis.
BY, USt?lG THISI ARTICLE LADIE 1 AND GENTLE?
MEN can beautify themselves a thousand-fold.
It is the only article in the world that will curl straight
flair, and at the same time give ita beautiful, glossy ap
peiiranoe. The Crisper Coma not only curls the hair, hut
invigorates, beau tifies and cleanses it; is highly and de?
lightfully perfumed, and ia the most completo article of
th el kind ever offered to the American public. The
Crimper Coma will bo: sent to any address, sealed and
pod tpoidfofiL . , . . .;. , |
I Address all orders' to ' '
Hi m-s o i m . W; I* CJLARsVaVCO.V?nendahi,
.L ikteUifWh ? w??t F"^tts etreet? Syracuse, ?. Y^
sj arch 3d ,,lvr
* * Prevent iou is Retter, than ' Cure. "
; j 2..ii?i^?SoBP'?7-'."!i?
. jCelebrnled Preventive Lot?oit.
; A *^oJkV HIOTtM BWOMMENDED Bf
*?'?L',D6 *?*ncb -Medical Faculty, aa the only safe and
infallible antidoto against Infection from Special Diseases.
^<*!?nT?*a-??e l'tfP*?tt<>Bajdtod fas either .sex., and
thus proved, from ample experience, the moat efficient
and reliable Preventiveetar discovered, thus effecting a
desideratum long sought for lathe Medical World. If
used according to directions every possibility of danser
SoSa? iS?fi?E" ^J*?? i5*T^ ??Pnritt?? from .the
gPeMkastt vessels, end risder ccn??mitiatloii impossible.
untold bodily and mental torments, ,
Thia moat reliable specific, so universally adopted tn
^? PWyVjWrft w.aavwjflfawn fry TH r-tafe mwe?efci?:
Amsrica by F, A, DUPORT k ca, onfcr"aalhJo?Ua*'
Agehts for tho Unitod Statoa. ^WlaWW^iho
' lh?^usijttl^dt^^
pacled, on receipt, ol' price, to any addrea^^?uTjlrric^
lion* andpswphWfry^diwaohtrW/i ana? .ari odaBTe
cheerfnl ly recommend them to pubbc favor,
w M i'J!' WAJ.?& i?-*^*"10* ofAIabam*.
< ,..
" i .. i',?i -.";!)..;.> / ?jIf"ysjLj ll? ; .' ' .*.' 3o't? "
From THOMAR J. Junan, lodge Supreme Coast., '
I har? used GAIXJGH&N'S PILLS OD my pSSfation
tor Ffcve.r and Ague, and find them all that is claimed for
^S?L-.^' la?vijjrvr" THOS. J. JUDGE.
M^dirom.ery,,Al?., September 90, IMS.
They sro decWsdljp.thejisst medicino tor Chili, and l c.
vorisvregat*. ?wm?W not be without them tor five
Uuaca the prie?. ? J g i J.A.GRAHAM.
11 AI?LIOH A i^PTLfS* n two^?a?lor.s *?sf CfcuVaM
Favoj*. and fled that they effect all th??- they ? aaa ifttatod"
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