The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, June 15, 1869, Image 4
THE BAILY NEWS,
What the EHgine. Said.
prom the Overland Monthly.]
The Overland for June crosses the continent
on the completed Pacido Railroad. As there
ave few readers who have not been told b afore
Ulai it is the -"greatest work of the ?ge, thev
VOL Dornaps, overlook the omission here of
arneb of the popular rhetoric in regard to "in?
dissoluble ties," "wedding of the Ea st to the
'West,*' <fcc. But some who remember to have
Toad that "the two locomotives moved up until
?heir pilota rubbed together, symbolic of the
friendly salute of their respective owners,"
did not perhaps bear
- WHAT THC ENGINES 8 AID.
What was it <ne Engines laid,
Pilot? toux bing-head to head,
Toeing on the a ugle track,
- Bali ?world behind rech back I
Thu la what the Engine* said,
Onreported and unread I
With a prefatory screech,
In ? florid Western ?pe ch,
Said the Engine from the West:
"I aa fir m sierra's crest;
And, if alhtude'a a test,
Wh?, I reckon, lt's confessed.
Ikat I've done my level best."
Paid the Engine from the East:
"Xbey wbo work best talk the least
" *8poae you whistle down your brakes;
What you '?e done 1? no great shakes :
Pretty fa r-but le' our meeting
Be a different kind of sreetiog.
Let these roi kr, willi champagne stuffing.
Mot their Engines, do thep-'^na.
Listen I Where atlantic heats
Chores or snow and summer heals;
Wc ere the Indian autumn skies
Paint the wooJ- wi'h wampum dyes:
I have chased the flying sun?
Beelu g all he looked npon
Bies mg all that he has blest
Nursing tu mv Iron breast
AU bia viv ii jin ff heat.
All ht? cl end s about my crest ;
And be 'ore my flying feet.
Every rhadow must retreat."
Bald the Western Engine. "Phew I"
And a long, low whisue blew,
"Come now. really that's the oldest
Talk lor one ao ver? modest
Ton brag of your East ! You do ?
Why I bring the East to sou /
sn the Orient-all Cathay
rind through me the shortest way.
Ind the ?un you ioBow here.
Rises inm? hemisphere.
Beal y-il one must be rude
* iMgtb, my friend, alnt longitud e. "
Said ?beUnion: "Don'treflect, er
TU run over some Director."
Said ihe central: "I'mPacific,
But when til- d, I'm quita terrific
Yet to-day, we shall not quarrel
Jost to ?how these folks this moral.
How two Encinos-in their vition
Once have mt-t without coniston."
That ia what the Engines ?aid.
Unreported and unread.
Spoken sUpLtly through the nose,
With a whistle at tbe . lose.
MURDER AND MONEY.
The Case of McConnell- Acquittal of the
Prisoner.
?>
JJIinoie has been indulging in the sensation
cf a murder trial which attracts more than or?
dinary at ent ion, both from the peculiar cir?
cumstances ot the crime and the fact that the
agency relied npon for conviction was circum?
stantial evidence. The following is a brief ]
statement ot the facti involved m the case :
OJ the morning of the 9eli of February last
-the inhabitants of the quiet little village cf]
Jacksonville were startled by finding dead and
murdered in his office Mr. Murray McCoonoil.
one of the oldest and most prominent of the
citizens of the place. It was sboitly before
breakfast, and the hour when, in a small towo,
there is least apprehension of danger or crime,
every ou e bei Dg moving. Within a short time,
suspicion being of-course intensely excited,
facts were developed which led to the arrest of
Wm. A. Robinson, a young man of heretofore
good charaoter, a grocer by occupation, and
the son of an old and esteemed oitizeu. Bab
inaon was the debtor of General McConnell,
and the theory of the prosecution is that out
In the Western village was re-enacted on a
small Beale the Webster-Parkman tragedy,
which has made Boston celebrated. Tho
?monot, it is tine, in this eise was but small
, some few hundred d-liara-but tue passions
aroused were the same.
At all events, this tragedy starts a eutrges
tive reflection. One of the great risks speed?
ing the loaning of money does not ordinarily
seem to be taken into account Lenders will
. earafully weigh the security, the danger ot
loss by death, fire, fraud or other causes, but
they rarely toke into estimation the perd into
which they may venture their lives. An igno?
rant or thoughtless debtor will always look on
the death Of a creditor as a relief, and in more
than one wey it is. It is at least a suspension
of proceedings or temporary diversion, and
human natore knows that administrators do
not push and collect with the same vigor as
their dead principals. A thousand times, debt
has made the deDtor wish, even perhaps un?
consciously, for the end ot bis creditor; and
nore than once ii h zs nerved the arm to drive
the fatal blow. Should the bargain be a hard
ons-should the terms be exacting and gri
the conscience of the debtor will even at
pt to defend what his hand shrinks from.
In this case, so far as we know, the loan was
usurious. IQ the statement ot the prisoner,
received in evidence, we find that be admite
that he owed money to the murdered man, and
gives ns the items of the transaction. Says
the accused : "I have been acquainted with
General McConnell ever ance I came to Jack?
sonville, intimated ; I have bad business with
him; the first was on the 31 day of May, 1867;
I borrowed money of bim-$420, $300 at 40 per
cent, premium ; I give my note, due in one
year, st 10 per cent ; it was paid and takeo up;
I give anjther note in Septem b?r of that year;
Kelsey Bod signed the $400 note; General Mc?
Connell gave me gold oom-no coupons or
bonds; I pail the note by giving another note
for $400. at 10 per cent interest from date; I
don't remember when it was dae; Messrs. Mil?
ler ? Miyfoid were securities; I executed the
note in 8eptembti; the 17rb, I think; it was
paid-in December; I paid the laBt note in this
office; General McConnell and I were present,
and no one else; it waa in the afternoon, late
in the day ; I paid him an even $41)0; 1 think-j
thi note included the interest; 1 paid it, and
he gave me $5; I think the note was drawn io
duding 10 per cent, a tvance on the first note;
I paid the first note by giyrog him hts note
and paying $20 and interest, cash; this is tbe
Int .note; the other note- was even $400; I
owed him that amount; I know the note wis
given tor $400, and I paid han that amount,
sad he paid me $5; 1 decoyed that note on
the same dav; burned u'lnmj stove in De?
cember; I did not notify roy securities that 'I
had paid that note and execu o J another. "
In more than one feature this statement is
-vague and unsatisfjotory. Was the forty per
fffinti arimniagivenin exchange for gold? If
Bot, McConnell was asking and rece ving fifty
percent tor this loan-s rate which, if exact
ad, the ueb or could not live nuder. On tbe
Sd of May. 1867, gold was not?t torty percent,
premium but at hirt> -five, so that, under the
most favorttblo construcci?n. Mr. McConnell
?as getting some fi teen per cent, from a maa
who could only apparently pay his notes by
giving new ones.
Grea' sympathy for the prisoner prevailed
among his neighbors and those of ihe mur?
dered man. Everv morning, we aro told be .u
titul bouquets ot flowers wert sent bim and
lent their gratef .1 presenco to the otherwise
grim hall ot juscioe.
The prosecution depended entirely on cir?
cumstantial evidence-that r. mauce-^ronnd of
the law-and thia loot stimulated u..usual in?
terest and discu-siou. Above we bave given
the motivo ss ureed by the state m its theory
cf DruM om iou. It is of coarse, in om-limit,
impossiole to ev. uout ma the tv-atimouy, which
consists of a vast mass of slixhl aud mdepen
dent faots.
dome of tho iurora in this fase, when select?
ed, asserted their willingness to convict a man
on direct tcstim my of murder, bot they weio
sjnwiiiiug to do BO when the evidence is purely
eireumsuutiul This distinc i?n is more than
foolish. lia fact is proved, it matters little
how it iidoo and lawyers and me aplnsiciins
both admit notv that ot the two kinds of evi?
dence, tuat commonly known as circumstan?
tial, wheo-tulland on broken is more reliable
than that which is properly know^ as direct.
And yet men, or a good man - men. as m this
?ase, from the timidity of iguorance, ignore
this fact.
It bas, indeed, among professional mon,
fjrowu almost axiomatic lo assc . that olrcutn
itautu I evidence m almost al WL ye more relia
Ms than d reot test mouy. Thia is. however,
perhaps pashm- tho- doctrine too tar, and
?erta.i.jyopeuM the advocate who preaches rt
to ser otis dancer.
Ououmsiarjesa^the mute .witnesses of this
lino ot evideuco-do not come into court of
themselv. e. Ibet leqoire to be proved bv
witnesses who give dire* testmcnyto the
Jsct ol their exisieuce.' In their being pro-,
J. n.
duce i lies the danger. They may be mi bap
prehended-they may not all be brought our
and tbey are not free fran the one great dan?
ger woich direct evidence is exposed to. The
wit ness wbo swears to circumstantial evidence
may swear falsely as well as tbe one who
swears to direct evidence. Whether he avers
a collateral circumstance or a direct tact from
his own ejes and ears, alike he may perjure
himself and mislead a jory.
The acquittal of (be accused in this instance
seems to have been in accordance with the
wisbes of all those interested .as friends or
present as spectators of the trial. Innocency
was a popular verdict long before the legal ODe
wa? banded in. Bat this destroys none of the
deductions we have made. Io fact, the result
of the trial ciincbes them; for if tbe supposed
inducement; be so Dowerful, then justice should
be more alert, and" if circamstantial evidence
be so unerring, then is the fact of innocency,
as well as emit, the better established.
-A yoong planter named Marr, son of B. H.
Marr, a prominent lawyer of New Orleans, was
waylaid and murdered last week on bis planta?
tion, in Mississippi, by negroes. When found
he had been dead probably tw boors, and one
hundred and thirty-two buckshot were discov?
ered in bis body. Be bad gone out, it is said,
fot the purpose of arresting a negro, and was
waylaid and murdered by a gang.
(Eomtnerri?!.
Kot po rt?.
PBOVIt ENCE. K I-Per nebr Minnie Beppllen
230,317 feetFlooiing Boards.
Charleston Cotton and Klee Market.
OFFICE OF THE CHELESTON DAILY NEW?, ?
cnAELEFTON. Monday Evemnc. Jone 14.
COTTON.-The demand waa ol a moderate charac?
ter, and with only the most limited supplies of the
arbole the business was restricted to small transac?
tions. Sales about 100 bales, say 1 at 27%; 2 at 28;
12 at 28 % ; 74 at 80. We quote :
LTVXnPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to (rood ordinary.27 @28%
Low middling.'9 C*2.i%
Middling.30 @
By New York classification we quote:
Middling,.80%@
Fien.-Ihe market showed no important change,
the grain being in light request at etoidy pnces
Sales about 46 tierces of clean Carolina, say 25 tes at
7%; 20 st 7%c 9 lb. We quote common to lair
d'an Carolina at 7@7 3,c; good 7%@8c V rb.
Markets by Telegraph.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
LONDON, Jone 14-Noon.-Consols 92%. Bond?
quiet anl Bteady at 80}?. Sugar quiet.
Afternoon -Bonds 80%.
Evening.-Consols MX. Bonds 8C%.
LIVERPOOL. Jane 14-Noon.-Cotton quiet and
steady ; uplands ;l?o i ; Orleans 12d ; sales 6000 bales
Breadstuff* quiet.
Afternoon.-Lard buovnut; 72J Ci. Tallow 41s.
Evening-Cotton quiet; upland? ll,VJ; O rle AD H
IMJ salea 10.000 bales. Tallow Als SA Navilstor.s
quiet.
Paris June H.-Tho Bourse is arm. Bentes 71 f.
Mo.
HAVES, Jane 74.-"dion afloat If Mr.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YOBS, Jane 14-Noon.-Stocks unsettled
Money active at 7, with 1-16 commission. St rli IR
9%. Gold 39%. Co toa very flrai at 32.: Turpen?
tine 44%. Bosiu Or JJ ; strained 82 35a2 37 'j.
Evening. -Cot on firmer. Sa!e9 3700 bales at 3?%
cents. Floor heavy; superfine $4 75a$5 IO; comm J J
to lair Southern extra s-*> 20aC 70. Wheat ace?t
better and act. v.-. cora c osed heavy anl declining
Pork steady. Lard cloded dull; kettle 20a20% Whis?
key 9)a$l. Groceries dull, turpentine lln't
Rosin S2 30aS8. Freights active ant] firm.
BALTIMORE, Juno 14.-Codon Orin and v ry scares
at3ls31%c. Flour duli and tarers b.iyc:-. Wheat
weak; coolee roi SI 50a 1 CO. Cora ac ive and cd!
vanced at SI tia! 02; yellow flJoOl;. O iL" dull. By?
dal. Pork firm at S33 CO. Bacon active; shoulders
16c. Whiskey firm at 98ca$l
CINCINNATI, Juno 14-Flour dull; Lim Iv $3?0a
6 63. Whiskey at 92a92%c, 93 .islicd. Mess pork
S32 75, held ut 833. Lard held at '. tc. Ba oa firm ;
shoulders 14%c; ?ides lo%al8c, h 118%ej bani?
19%a20%
WrLMTNOioN, June lt.-Spirits of tm pentiu*- 39%
Rosin rather better; sTalned $1 70 il 75. Cru Je tur?
pentine' and tar unchanged.
AUGUSTA, June H.-Cotton market firmer; sales
600 bales; receipts 50 bales; middliu.'S st oas at ihr
SAVANNAH, June IA-Cotton market firm; mid?
dlings 29%a39c; ?a'es 160 oalos; receipts COO bales.
MOBILE, June 14.-Cott?E closed firm. Sa?u Hi
bales slnoe the oloae of business on Saturday. Low
middlings MJajaMc. Receipts 230. 1 X.H<I t - 814.
NEW ORLEANS, June 14-Cotton aCvincrd %c
Middlings 30%?30'? Sales KOO baVs Fecrfpts
10C4. Exports 3284. Gold 33%. 6lcrll' g32. York
Eight, % premium. Sugar, prime 13J14. Molasses
nommai.
Murray, Ferris di Co.'s .Naval Stores Cir?
cular.
NEW YORE. Jane 12.-Fmn TuxpENTrNX.-The
decline not* d in oar last cooiinued daring the
week, owing chiefly to the pressare to evil hy nu?
merous small receivers. The s des an i rosales are
1610 bbls at 46% down to ii y for straight lots, in?
cluding loo to ari ive at 44%. 163 N. Y. barrels at 45a
46. and 100 shipping order at 46c, clo-lng rather
firm at 44%c merchant and 46c shipping. Receipts
982 barrels; last wek 1124 barrels. Exports 237
barrels; last week 690 barrels.
ROSIN.-Ihe sales and re-ales amount to 13.0C0
bbls, including 18 0 bb'e ot the higher grades a*
$2 30a2 10 for strained and common to gooo strained;
f2 60 tor No 2; S3%at4% for No l; $4%ai5% for
pale, and $7 for extra pale. At the cio-e. (.trained ls
firm under a better demand, and may t e quote i at
S3 33%al2 & ; bat pale rosin continues dull and ne?
glected. Beceipts 16 274 bbls; 'sst wtei 12,093 bbls.
r xports 8786 bbls; list week 8780 bi ls.
1 AB-Remains quiet sad dall. Iha sales au ount
to 350 bbb at S3 tor provision bbls; S3 6(>a2 76 for V4
and 26 gallon, and include 100 'elected Wilmington
at S3 76. 1 o b. Receipts 48 bbl?; last week 1294 bola.
Exports 3303 bbls; lost week 60 bbls.
Easton di Co 's Cotton Report, for the
Week tending Jane ll, 1869
NEW YORE, June 12 -THE MARKET.-In oar
last report the market closed firm at 80%c for
middling uplands. ;? a- urday, the market was finner
with a lair business for spinning and speculation;
sales 3226 ba I? s at 30%c. Monday ibero was not so
much doing, ? ut bol?ers offered so spariu?ly that
higher prices were paid; san-* 1752 bales st SO^aSlc.
Tuesday- there was a good spinning demand, sud
prices were a shale Aimer; sales 3274 hales at 81c.
Wednesday spinners continued their purchases, and
aa the offering stock was small an ad vaneo o %o
waa established ; sales 4260 bales at 31a3l%c. 1 burs
day the market was fl m with a moderate ? wins**
doing for spinning; offerings lig?t; eales 2583 ba eu
at 3i%c. Yesterday the market was not so active
but price J closed very firm at %c advance; sake
2629 balee.
During-the week there has been an art i VA spin
nina ana spei uju^e demand, under which onces
have advanced l%c on gride* above good ordinary.
Ibis advance may te attributed to the anxiety of
spinners about toeir supply tor the remainder ot the
season. They are not unwilling to s*e prices ad
vance in order to * hut out eiport orders, for bey
see now that steaks ?re ?snccronsly low. ho far as
any new business for export ia concerned, nod.mg
can be done for our pnces are now 14 above Liver?
pool, bat it w.ll be seen by our tables that 26.106
bales cleared for Europe during the past week, au i
the stock at al tb-por s is now reduced to 1'3 615
baler. Tbe advance in Liverpool this week bas been
only %d on uplands aid ??d on Oriean., uotw.th
standing the reduc lon of % per rent in the bank
rate. Doubtless 'Le advance would have been great?
er but tor the arrival of over 100 uOO bales there,
and the announcement ot some Li luis arnon,; the
f pinners.
Ihe supply of American colton for Liverpool up
to Ihe 16th November ea- be cluselv computed. The
s-ock there is now 248 COO bales ; i? >at 8U.P00 bales;
snipped tbis week 17,00 i biles csti nate! stiiumeots
for the balance of tue season 30,000 bales. New crop
to arrive up to 15th November [same as last yeai 1
29 CO), b l s Tot 1 4011)00 bales. If the ?tock on
15ih November is io be left the ame a* )u-t v av
(4t,0(>0 DiiYsj there would Le a supply of only 16,318
bales weekly to' consumption sod ex > rt. Last ear
for tue <wru" 22 weeks mo acual takings tor c n
suruptinnand expo t averag-d 21.288 bales. J his
would not be o: so mu li lmportincc il other couu
Mrs could r>o relied upon to suppiv th' d fide cv.
Bot Brazil is oendiug U?B Increase can bo ex
pec.-' d Irom Egypt, and a deficiency of 150 000 biles
is just b: glnoinu to show its- lt >r m ludia
J here havo bc?-n >e eiv. d at the DOT;s since 1ft of
-?-piei?ber, 3,0?1,671 bales, of wbioh exporters have
ta?en 1,: 03, . til ba es Spinnern 639 359 ; ai d tho
stocksare r9,t51 Dales larser than at tb it ?a e De?
ficit ia receipts as compared with last y ar 70 991
bales. Uoflcit in shipments to Liverpool. 262 083
bates.
BOMBAY : XPOBTS.-by a di-oitch ron Finlay.
Clara & o, o? Bom >av, wa are iaiormed that ihe
shipment- to Great Bii'aln for Mav were 210,000
ba es. Hg,inst 184.000 ba es io Mv , I8C3; sod to ihe
Continent 43 00ubds against 6'I.U0O bales Ui> to
1st Ju- e, the <hipm<mts t>i England amount t~> 646,
027 bales. aLd to the Continent 15M27 oa es. Dp 'o
?ame time la-t y artney wer- 6il,755 and 94.760.
1 has it will oe seen trat h?re ls au O?C^SS ot 34.272
bales to Ecffiand and ot 67 3 7 bale? io the Comi?
nan . In regard to ho June eh pmentu, there will
no doubt b- a he -Ty tailing off us we hear by c able
that the stoc in Bomba-' i- vary moderat-, a d that
1 be receipts from the iuter or are trifling. Wo hav.s
tc dav seen a dispatch from W C. Watts A Co of
Livorpooi, which eats: ?. xports from Bombay lo
uropefor the week eodine 7th lune. 18.000 bales "
SAX>'s voa Firruns DBLIVEBX-210o oa.es have
Veen Bold this week ss follows; For Juue 160 at
El VUAIlliUkj i vi.
90Xe 100 on private terms. Jul? 300 at 29Xe, and
900 cn private terms. September 100 at Wo, and 100
on v ri ra te term? November 800 ai 36c. 100 at M^c,
and 200 on private terms. Decemoer 300 at 24Xc
10t it 35c, SOM and SO at 24c. ss the weatber
at the South continues to improve the oners to sell
are increasing.
Upland ft Mobile. New
Florida. Orleans. Texas.
Ordinary.- a26X - a26X- a36X - ?27
Good Or?
dinary.- a28X - a2*X- a29 - o29X
Low Mid?
dling_ a30X - aSiX- a3l - a31>,
Middl?JR- a31X - ?31X- a32 - ?33X
Sales of the week 17,619 bales, Including ll, le. G to
spinners, 5899 to speculators, and 6S4 to export?
ers.
Gross receipts at this port for thc week, 5409.
Since 1st September, 698,921 bales.
1869. 1868.
Stock in Liverpool. 436 000 662,7*0
Afloat from India. 461,ooo 363,000
afloat from America. 80,000 131.000
Stock in London. 76.320 36,726
Afloat tor London. 46.000 61,000
Stock in Havre. 37 300 40 603
A float for Havre. 104,883 66,340
Stock in Bremen. 9.307 12,106
Afloat tor Bremen. 4.889 3,192
Stock In United States port. 112.645 1 24.830
Stock m the interior towns. 10,476 11.151
Toto].1,376,620 1,506.706
rc fi ci en cy in visible supply . 126,086
Stock of cotton held by Manchester spinners at
the mills, now 95.000 bales same time 18R8,115.000
bales. Middling Orleans, now 3 2d ; then u?,'d.
lonaiatneeaper atan i molina itaiiroad
Jane 14,
180 ba'63 Cotton. 9 bales Tarn. To Railroad Agent.
W W Smith, ti W WU.ians ft Co, G 3 Walter ft Co,
Kirki atrick k Witte, W K Byan. Mowry k Co. L Lo?
rentz, Moll, Webb k Co. Golasmith k bon, Courte?
nay k Trenbolm, Cleghorn, Herring & Co, and
Blecke k ?chachte.
Passengers.
Steamship Maitland, from Baltimore-W A Bolt
and daughter. II Griffith, T P Brown, D Lishman, J
Jones, a d Master U Brown.
purine Urina.
.Port ot Ckarleuton. June 15.
?>O?cT UAIJKNUAK.
PHI I H or TUC MOO*.
Last Quarter, 2d, 2 hours, 1 minute, morning.
New Moon, 9th, 10 hours, 43 minutes. eveniLg.
First Quarter, 10th, 9 hours, 0 miuutes, evening.
Full Moon, 23d, 8 hours. 19 minutes moraine.
JVK?.
SUB
BISSS. I SETS.
Moon
RISES.
HIGH
WAIEB.
14 Mouday....
16 Tuesday....
16 Wednesday.
171
18
19
20
4 .62 ".. 7 I lt.. 6
4..63 ; 7.. 8 ll..47
4..63 i 7.. 8 Morn.
4..S3 . 7.. 8 12..27
4..S3 I 7.. 8 1.. 2
4..C? 7.. 9 1..4*
4. 53 7.. 9 2..19
11..20
Mon.
12..16
1..15
2..19
3..20
4..21
Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Maryland, Johnson. Baltimore-left
lltb Inst, P M. Mdse. To Mordecai k Co. Courte?
nay k Trenbolm, Railroad Agents, J A Quaeken
bu-h. T A Beamish & Co. M A Mutes, W M Hird &
Co, T U Biston, i J Porcher. Adner k t o Holmes
ft Calder, J B Graver, Jeffords ft t:o Wagener ft
Mon-eo-t. D Tuul ft < o. J Hu-scl, S lt Marshall. C D
Ahrem? ft To, U Ph ilips. Collector of CuBkm?, H
Bischoff ft Co, B leid manu ft Co. (1 litschgi. tv p
Knox, Charleston Hotel, 1 burston ft Holmes, J Fer
gusou, J Campsen ft Co, F F Chaoeau, W Harrall, D
Briggs, Stenhouse ft ( o, HF Baker ft Co, H fu". Win?
kle ft Co, P Wal-h. Il Elatteft Co, J M Eaton ft fro.
and others Off hatteras, passed steane hip Prome?
theus, from Philadelphia tor this j.ort Off Cape
Lookout, saw stejmsblp Mani attau, bound Nortu.
AT QUABAMLNE,
U S Lighthouse Steamer Geranum, from Key
West Put intfor coal.
Cleared Yesterday,
-ehr Minnie B-pplicn, Homers, Providence, P. I-L
T Potter.
Prom thia Port.
Steamship Manhattan, Woodhull,vow York, Juno 14.
steamship SarJL'JSSa. ltyde;\ New Y ?KU. Ju at 12.
t lc;i t ii foi- this Port.
Steara?hli James Adgor, Locltwo d, at New York,
June 12.
ScV>r Ornee Oliiton, Otis, at Ne v York, June 12
behr C W Elw-U, Childs, at ^ew York, Juuc 12.
Shipncws t>> i c'^Trapii.
NEV Yoaa, June ll.-Arrived, ttoaiBsbip City of
Loudou.
WILMINGTON-. J inc 14-Arrive I, Eeb-cca Clyde
and Kai ri ta from New York.
Cleared, Mary faudfur 1 for New York; Lucille for
Baltimore.
SAVANNAH, June VI- mved, bari lomp'.'irhtcr
from Now Y'>rk. >lio rvpo ts tue It)U8 ct ber mate,
Gejrcc S Bowen, who fell ovcrooird oil St Helena
on the I2lh.
balled, balk Libertad for 11 Mary's, Ga.
L??T OK VESSELS
Ti". CLEARED AND SAILED FORmt lils POJtT,
t ? n >: i o N
LIVFUPOOL.
The Hannah Lizzie, Ferjuron, cleared.May 20
The Chiton, WU Hums, sailed.April 10
The Minnie, Borertson, saileo.May 13
DOMESTIC
Brig Ameiicus, Hand, up.Jure 9
Sehr Frank Palmer, Latham, r oared.May 31
.??? ?nnj
Steamship James Achier, Lockwood, cid..June 12
Seor ..'lara W Elwell, Child? cleared.June 12
Sehr Grace Milton, Olia, cleared.June l l
Sehr M ar a ar c t ft 1 ney, Crosby, cleared.June 8
ScbrTD Wilder. Heather, cleared.June 9
Sci'r Lilly, Hughes, cleared.June 6
Sehr M E'taber. Aldrich, cleared.June 5
Sehr Rockingham. Nie* erson, cleared.June 9
t'chr 8 H cidy. Wood, up.June 10
Behr C S Groves, Wei vea, up.June 10
PHILADELPHIA
Steamship Prometheus, tiray, cleared.June 10
Brig Josie A Devereux, Clark, cleared.June 6
BALTIMORE.
Steamship Maryland, Johnson, cleared.J mic ll
8 br Billion, Hubbard, up...;.Jnue 10
%
(Clotlpu anH /armsljing (Booh.
J^OW IS VOLK CHANCE.
CLOTHING
AT
LESS THAN COST.
GEORGE LITTLE & CO.,
No. 213 King-street,
NBSTB00R TO TUE VICTORIA ROTEL,
CFFEB THEIR ENTIRE STOCK OF
MSN'S, MU'S BU BOYS' CLOTHING
?AT
LESS THAN COST,
IN ORDER TO CLEAR THE STORE FOR RE?
PAIR?.
All tho=e in want ot the ARTICLE woul.l do well
to give us a call and examine for themselves.
J i. ucl tuthslmo
QHK.VT OL.EAU1NG OUT SAM;.
THE LARGEST STOCK CL?
READY-MADE CLOTHING
In this City, to be sold regardless ot cost in in ann tuc
turin'! tho same.
In order to dispo.-c of our entire Stock for thc
COMINO FALL TRADE,
Wc have REDUCED THE PSICES rogardlcsa of the
cost cf uianu.'ucluring Ihc tamo.
All persons in want of anything in our linc wild do
well to give us a call before purchasing clscniiore, as
we guarantee a savin ; of
TWENTY-FIVE TO FIFTI PER CENT.
To all wbo buy of us.
?33*0ur terms will bc STRICTLY 0A3H.
I. Li. FALK & CO.,
ONE-PRICE CLOTHING WAREHOUSE,
No. 303 King-street, and No. 157 Meeting-street,
Opposite Charleston H itel.
Jone 4 fl stuth Imo
Up P.D.??
TLE BEST FITTING DRAWEES IS THE
WORLD, at BLACKWELL'S,
May ll luths No. 219 KING-STREET,
Chino, ?Ussmart, <?U.
CROCKERY, CHINA AND GLASSWARE,
A LARGE AND WELL SELECTED STOCK,
IMPORTED DIE/EOT
FROM THE
POTTERIES IN EUROPE TO CHARLESTON.
FOR SALE AT
No. 255 KING-STREET, CORNER OF BEAUFAIN,
WHERE FAMILIES CAN BE SUPPLIED WITH EVERT ARTICLE IN THE ABOVE
LINE BY
WILLIAM Gk WHILDEN & CO.
May 29 D?C tuthelmo
IF AIRLIE IVS FI^IElSriD
POCKET COEN SHELLEK.
.Malleable11 on. Coppered.
HOUSMAN'S
IMPROVED
PATENT,
186G.
WEIGHT OVLY ONE POUND.
BEIN i THE OWNER OF THE PATENT RIGHT OF THE COUNTIES : CHARLESTON, BARN,
WELL, CoUeton, Beaufort, Occrjcto^D, Williamsburg. Horry, Marion, Clarendon, sun tor, Darlington
Eershaw, Lancaster chesterfield aua Marlboro'. Sou>h Carolina, of this small, cbuap an<i very valuable
invention, I oner them to tho public as one of the beet of the age, andean rccommeud (hem with con?
fidence.
County Bights for sa'o ou reasonable terms, and thc little jewels furnished to owners of County
Righto and to Merchants atsurh prlcos as will enable them to make large profits, and at retail by the
principal bard arare dealers in the c ty.
May 27
C. N. AVERILL, No. 68 East Bay.
th stu! mo
Drugs, (Ojnnirais, Ctr.
? F . p A N rc 3? i a ,
Apothecary and Chemist.
No. 128 Meeting-street
CHARLESTON, S. C.
rjlUE VI-VLHTKER BEGS Tu CALL ATTEN?
TION to bi? i tock ol tue bei Importal and Domes?
tic
CHEMICALS, DRUGS
AND
PATEINT MEDICINES.
DEATH TO FLIES
vam
LIGHTNING
LIGHTNING
LIGHTNING
LIGHTNING
FLY PAPER
FLY PAPER
FIA PAPER
FLY PAPER.
SURE AND SPEEDY DESI RUCTION TO
THU TROUBLESOME VISirOR.
PUK SALE BY
THE SHEET, QUIRE OR REAM,
B"3T THE ADVERTISER. J
?
MANUFACTURER OF
PANKN I N'S
HEPATIC BITTERS,
Which li&vc enahlished tor themselves a rcputaiion
surpassed by uonc.
Through constant effort and attention he ho?<cs to
merit a continuance of the public patronage which
has hitherto been extended to him.
feoruary 16 tutbsljr
ROSAD ALIS, ?
ROSADALIS.
iolfl by
t?i 'Olill I CH, 1VKVEAJA1U ?i CO.,
Direct Importers of European Drugs and Chemieale,
May 8 etuthlyr CHARLESTON, e. C.
Irnrj?j ttfyrmioils, (Etc.
ry II E BISHOP PILLI
THC BISHOP PILL!
THE BISHOP PILL!
A Purely Vegetable Pill (fugar-Coalei'.j
.TOSTARV BISHOP PILTS
"Is of extraordinary etllcacy for Costiveness, Indi?
gestion, Dyspepsia, Beadacbe, Nervous Debility,
Liver complaint." 'Tbc best PILL in tbo world."
Medical Journal, September 8.
TRY THEM!
TRY. THEM!
JtO- All Druggists in CBABLE3TON sell tlc m.
A
"COSTAR'S "
STANDARD PREPARATIONS
ABS
"Cost?rV* Ital, Roactau, die.. External's.
.I o.tarV Bed Bag Exterminators.
'.CostarV (only pure) Insect Powder.
"Only Infallible Remedie* known."
'-18 year* established in New York."
"2000 Boxes and Flasks manufactured daily."
"111 Beware 111 of spurious imitations."
"All Druggists in CB ABLESION sell them "
For $1, $'.?, fi and $6 sizes, Address
"COSTAR" COMPAM,
No. 13 Howard-street, New York.
8old in CHARLESTON, 8. C., by
OOOOKlCn, WIN KHAN & co.
March 23_pac_lyr
YE R'S SARSAPARILLA,
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.
TUE REPUTATION
'bis excellent medicine te?
jo vf, is derived from it?
( ure?, many of which are
truly marvellous. Invete?
rate cases of ScrotuJcu?
disease whcio the system
seemed saturated wilt,
corrup ion, have been j u
ilSeo aud cured b7 it.
Scrofulous a rt cc lion 8 and
disorders, whirl wore ag
eravned by tho scroll!
loua contamination until
they were painfully afflict;i p, havo keen radii oby
enred in such great buaiber* in almi 11 evi-rv section
of thc country, that the oublie scarcely need to ti?
iniormcd of it? virtue* or ase?.
Scrofulous poison is oiic of the most deslructivt
ent mies of our race. Often this unseen and unieli
tcnau. of the organism undermines the constilutiou.
an i -'livres lb? attack ol enfeebling or tata] disease?
wilbout exciting a suspicion of its presence. Attain,
it soi rn? to dreed intonion through tee body, und
then, on seme lovorabln oc.-a-iou. rapidly develop >
into one or other oi its hideous forms, either on tLc
surface or ?mung the vitals. In tbe Utter, laberclev
may be ruddcuiy d posited in thc lungs or heart, or
tumors formed in I be liver, or it shows lt- presf ncc
by eruxlions on thei-liln, or foul ulcerations on -mn
tart of the body. Dence the occuuiuuai use ot u
'xttleof ibis SAr."/>PAl!II LA l-a iv liable, even
ivtieu no activo synn tom? < f disease appear. Per?
sons alhicic with thc lol own g ?cmplaiutf generally
find linn edlale relief, mid. al lencib, cure by the
use o? this KA R-AP A NILLA: .?I./vuihon?'s Ure,
lio--e or k rysipclas. Z titer, rall Rbcooi, Muli) Head.
Rim: Worm, -ore 1 yes. Sore l ars, aud o'hei ?rup?
tions i r visible forms ol H ero futons di-ose. Also,
ni the more concealed lonni, as Lyspcpsia, Drops},
Hean l>i ea'-e, rits, Epilepsy, Neuralgia and thc va?
rious ulcerous afftctiousoi tho muscular and ner?
vous svsi-nm.
?ypbilis or Venereal and Mercurial T??sea-es art?
t ur d by it, tu ouch a long limo is rcquircc foi mb
'?"urlns theso obst nata maladi 8 ny a'y medicine,
inn lona continued us? of this medicine will cure
thc complaint. Leucorrhoa or Whites, Uterine Ul?
cerations and l'emato di-eus-?, arc commonly tom
rolieved and ultimately cured by its i untying and
invigorating rm ct Minuto 1'lreciiooBfor POC? case
are lound in our Almanac sup: lieu gratis. ltheu
matism and Qi ut, when caused by accumulai ions ot
extraneous matters in tbe bloo.t, yield quickly lo it,
as also Liver Corop] ??nts 'torpidity, Congostioi. oi
Inflammation of thc Liv*r and .Tann 'ice. wbi n ans
lng, as they often do. from the rankling poisons in
thebood Ibis SABsP.UtlLL*. (S a great restore)
for the strength and vu-orof the system, lhose wbi.
are Languid and Lin tlc a. Despondent, Meepb-s
and troubled with Nervous Appr?hensions or Fears
or arv of the affections symptumatic of Weakness
will find immediate relief auJ convincing evidence
ol its i cstoraiive Dower upon trial.
PREPARED BT
Dr. J. C. AY KR ?KC?., Lowell, Blass
Pram eal and AnalyiicaJ Chemists.
Sold at Whoif sale, by
DOWIh & MOKE.
Charleston, South Carolina,
And by Rstail Druggists everywhere.
March 2C sao tbsta3tros
Progs, ((frail?is, (Ste.
ry I s o H ' s
TOBACCO ANTIDOTE.
Warranted to Remove all Desire
for Tob?ceo.
It is Purely Vegetable and contains
not nins; Injurious.
The following is one of thousands of testimonials
th: t are dally received by tbe Manufacturer:
MATESVTLLX, S. C., December 28, 1868.
I certify that 1 bave been using Bison's "Tobacco
Antidote" for two weeks, and find that the prepara?
tion will certainly overcome the desire for chewing
tobacco. I therefore cheerfully recommend all who
earnestly desire to abandon (his filthy and health
destroying practice, to use the "Antidote," and they
will find it a comparatively easy matter to overcome
the haoit ' J. A. MAYE-, M. D.
ipr Price 50 cents per BOT. The usaal discount
to (hs Trade.
49- For sale by -
Dr. H. BAER,
WHOLF8ALE AGENT FOR SOUIH CAROLINA.
June 7 Imo
T^ARBY'S PROPHYLACTIC FLUID.
Letter from Hon. Alex. H. Stphent, of Georgia.
CaAWFonngrtLLE, Oa. September 29.1868.
Darby's Propuylactic Fluid lean article of little
cost, but greot value. Its domestic as well aa medi?
cinal uses are numerous, while ita sp?cialit?* are
most wonderful I have not been without lt for
ten years, and no bead of a family who can afford
to have it should be without it
ALEX. H. STEPHENS.
THE "WO\ DEM F L L. FAMILY M- DI.
OINK.
Letter from the Surgeon-Qwral of the late Confeder?
ate State*.
RICHMOND, Va., January 14, 1869.
JOHN DABBY ft Co., No. 160 William-street, New
York:
Gmtlem-n-I have received your letter of the nth
of December, 1866, calline my attention to your
(Darby's Prophylactic) Fluid.
I most cheer; ?Hy et?te that the Fluid was furnish?
ed to, and extensively u-ed by, tbe stnveons in
charge of general hospitals in the Confederate ser?
vice with (treat benefit to the patients-all the sur?
ged s making a favorable report-a great deal of it
was used ia tbe hospitals.
Very reap*ctfully, your obedient servant,
BAM'L PRESTON MOORE, M. D,
THE ASTONISHING
DISINFECTANT.
EMORY COLL?GE, OXFORD. GA., December :>.*. 1868.
Prot. DALBY. Dear Sir-i:aviog not been en?
gaged for muuy years in tho active duties of tbe
Medical pr lennon. I am only superficially acquaint?
ed with thecla'ms of your Prophylactic Fluid, but
am well acquiinted ?r'ln ita chemical eleu ems
While, tl.orotore. 1 es.nuot speak experimentally of
tho value of tbe cr inpound vet the disinfecting and
therapeutic i roprrties ot the agents employed in ita
compelnioo, together with the well known reputa?
tion J ita discoverer, as a chemist, authorize me to
regard its merit- as ot a hli-b order; on the wbole it
must bo considered as a valuable contribution to the
etas? of articles to which it belinga.
These views, I may add, arc sustained by tbe testi?
mony ol many c- mpetent judges, who Lave tested
ItH pioperties. li eliove me, dear sir.
Yours, respectfully,
A. Ml'ANS, M.D., LL. D.
CL'H KS IHK VS. \\ ul VUS, STINGS, <5?c.
ALABAMA INSANE HOSPITAL. )
TUSCALOOSA December 22. 1868. j
Messrs. JOHN DABBY ft Co, No. icu Wlllkm-street.
New York:
Oei.tle.iten-I received your circulars of tho li th
instant, a- km J an expre.-sion ol' opinion from me as
to the meri's of your Prophylactic Flu d. 1 he pre?
paration has l>ecn so g .ncrallj used by the proi ea?
ston and public at lame, and so universally esteem?
ed, that it seems to me to need no further recom?
mendation.
AB a disinfectant and remo Mal agent too. when in
dicat d, it is not excelh d b\ any similar preparation.
Wo uso permeanganic prepaiaiions very extensively
m this hi sp'tal, and cou <l not do without them. I
consider yeti-a tao best und most elegant prepara?
tion ot tho kind manufactured.
It-'spectluliy ynure, ftc,
P. BRICE. M. D.,
Sup't and I hysician Alabama Insane Hospital.
DOW i K & Aloise.
WHOLESALE Di'.U3GI?'T8,
May 23 tntus3m09 ? gents for South ("an ima.
nr^u , O . S. F R U P H I T T ' s
FAMILY MEDICINES
CONSISTING OF HIS CELEBRATED
LIVER MEDICINE,
ANODYNE PAIN KILL IT,
ANTI-BILIOUS PILLS, AGUE PILLS,
Dysentery Cordial, Female Tonic
AND
PURIFYING PILLS.
TBE EXCELLENT REMEDIES OF O. 8. PRO
PHITT, M. D., need no recommendation
their well known power in removing the diseases pe?
culiar to our Sou.hern climate having already estab?
lished for them an enviable reputation m Georgia
and tho adjoining s tates. Aa the majority ot persona
living in the south are predispo-ed to dl*eaae of the
Liver, lt is granted by all intelligent phys'cians that
moat of tho poins and aches ot our people ore due
to or*'iuic or luuctional derangement of that impor?
tant organ. Prophitt'a Liver Medicine and Anti
Bilious Pills- strike directly at the root of the evil.
Thc v cure the Liver, which in nine casea out of en,
is at Iho bottom of the Coupb?. Dyspepsia, Colic,
Sick Headache. Rheumatism, Constipation. Men?
strual Obstnictione, ftc, co common among our
people. Earache, Toothache, Acute Rheumatism,
Neuralgia and bodily poins of every kind ?> e before
PKOPHiTT s PAIN KILL I.T
like chaff before tbe wind.
PKOPMITl'S LIVER MEDICINE.
Dr. JProphitt- Boving u-cd this medicino suffi?
ciently lon* to test its virtue, i nd to satisly my own
mind that it is an io valuable remedy lor Dyspepsia
-a disease 'rom which the wrlt-r hag suffered much
for six years-ami being persuaded that hundiros
who now suffer from this annoying complaint would
bo signally benefitied, a* he hue Le- n. by its use, ?e
deem it a dutv we owe to this unfortunate class to
recommend to them thc uso of this remedy which
has given not only himself but several members ol
his family the ?rea'eat reiiei.
II. W. ARNOLD.
Of thc Georgia Conference.
DOOLY OotnrTY, GA , April, 1867.
Thia ia to certify (bat ( was confined to 'be house,
and most of thc tire to my bed, and suffering the
greatest agony Imaginable ?Ith Rheumatism, for
rive months, and otter trying every available reme?
dy, with no relief, I was cured with two bottles of
Dr. o. M Propbltt's Anodyne Pom Eill It, each cost?
ing Gfty ccuta only ; it relieved me almost instantly.
I tbereiort recommend lt in the highest degree to
others suffering from similur dise se. I can say
that it is one oi the bcf'ianiilv medicines now on:,
certain. Yours truly. W. A. FOREHAND.
COVINGTON, GA., July 9, 1867.
hr. JYopAiL-Havim; used your Liver Medicine
for mon.- iban a year in mv family, I checnuLy re?
commend it to all persons suffering from Liver af?
fections. Dyspepsia or Indigestion in any form. I
also recommend your Dysentery cordial as tuc best
rcuudy tor that discale. O. T. ROGER?,
."TANFORPVILLK, fUXKAM COUNTY, Oct I, 1867.
Dr. 0. 9. Irophitl- Dear Sir-I hi- is rocerbly
that I have used y. ur Ague Pills for tho lust ten
ye.rs. and 1 huv.- never tailed '0 euro .he Ague in a
single instanco wiih them. They at ??vs br-ak the
chi ls the nri-t day that ihi-y arc eiveu I can recom?
mend tbcm as heim.-the 'est au'uu midicinc that i
luve vcr mund, and they leave no bad effect, follow?
ing tiiem, RS Quinine, ftc.
Yours respcctlully. A. WESTBROOK.
PUTNAM TOCSTY. GA. September 22,1P68.
Dr. O. S. FivpkiU-fVe-l have u-Pd for the last
two yan in myiumiiyvou Liver Mediane, your
Hain Kill It, and you Female TOL?C, and I have no
fem s in saying that (hey are? tue best medicines I have
o>er ns. d for the L.ver an i Stomu< h Neuro g c and
lib. umutlc afflictions, Uca-tache, Colic, and pam- ot
every kind are subdued by them. After using tbe
medtm'nc* solong. I cheerfully recommend them to
at y and e wi y one, and to all ?bat are afflicted, os the
best and safest rem- dies for all the diseases for
which 'h. y are recommended, ftc
Yours respectfully, JAMES WRIGHT.
HR. PBOPHITT'S FE Al ALE TONIC.
Thia Medicine, witb its associates, is a safe and
cenaln remcoy (or all curable diseases to which Fe?
males atone, are liable. Il is alco an excellent pre?
ventative of Nervous Blinonew, or Nervous Die
eases In eitner male or tea ale It rs a powerful Ner?
vine Tonic, setting up a full and tree cir. ulauon
throughout the avs.cm.
All of the above Medicine* sold by Druegipts and
Merchants generally .hroughout (he -oulhwest.
BO. S. lil'K.MIA Pl,
Wbolcsalo and Retail Agent,
No. 421 King-street, (near Calhoun,]
Charleston, 8. C.
Prepared only by DB. 0. 8. PHOPHTTT.
April 16 ttuch?mos Covington, Ga?
frag, ijgggjMft^
Q. J. L?HS, *
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DRUGGIST AND APOTHECARY
8. K. Coner of King and John-Sti.
SPECIAL AND PE BS ON AL ATTENTION GIVEN TO
PHYSICIANS' PRESCR PTIONS.
DEAI.EB IN FOREIGN AND SOXESTIO
DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS,
FANCY GOODS,
PERFUMERIES, SOAPS, PUFFS AND PUFF
BOXES, TOILET SETS, de.
PATENT MEDICINES
GENUINE H W HI M.
LUHN'S COLOGNE
I? UNSURPASSED BY ANTOTHEB. ATRIAL
WILL BEPAY YOU.
GERMAN COLOGNES.
LDHN't? FLAVORING EXTRACTS
HBTC no equal for strength aod purity, and engtt to
be need by all
SODA WATER DEA LEES AND ICE CHEAM MANU
FACTUBEBS.
Ur. E. H. JACKSON, Propiietor of the Charleston
Hotel, saya: "I recommend your ExtraAi without
hesitation to the public for Ice Cream?, Jellie? and
Pastry."
Mrs. H. M. I?DLTEEFIELD, Proprietress of the Pa?
vilion Hotel, says: 'They are well worthy the atten?
tion of those who deal In them or use them "
These Extracts are put up ia small vials, by the
dosen, for the trade and family use, sud in i int,
quart and half gallon bottles for manufacturers.
Congress and High Kock Spring Waters
CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
Any artfele desired, not in Stock, will be procured
to order.
Goods delivered in the city FBEE OF CHARGE.
June 8 naa ruths 8mo
_taoilrottll5.
??OTH CAllULIMA KAItBVAU. '
GEN EBAL SUPEBINTENUENT'S OFFICE, 1
CHASIXSTON. B. C., April 9,1869. f
ON AND AFTEB SUTDAY. APBIL 11TH, THE
PA?.SL;.":"?KB TBAINS ot the South Oarolira BaB.
road will run as follows :
* FOB AUGUSTA.
Leave Charleston.8.90 h. M.
Arrive at augusta.?.46 P. M.
Connecting with, trains for Montgomery, Memphis,
Nashvnle and New Orleans, vis Montgomery and
Grand Junction.
FOB COLUMBIA.
Leave Charle-ton.8.?0 A. M.
Arrive at Columb a.6.10 P. M.
Connecting with Wilmington and Manch niter Rail,
rood, tue camden train
Et?lt CHARLESTON.
Ltnve Augusts.9.00 A. IC,
Arrive St Charleston.8.10 P. M.
Leave Columbia.715 A. M.
Arrive at Charleston.610 P. M,
AUGUSTA NIGHT EXPRESS
U5TJNDAYS EXCEPIED.I
Leave Charleston.7.30 P. M.
Arrive at Augusta.?10 ?. M.
Connecting wltb trams lor Memphis, Nashville
and Hew Orleans, v'? Grand Junction.
Tesve Augusta.4.13 P. M.
'nive at Charleston.LOO A. M.
COLUMBIA NIGH! r XPREsS.
(SX'SDATS EXCEPTED.)
Leave Charleston.8.05 P. M.
Arrive at Columbia.4.45 A. M.
Connecting mundays excpied) with Greenville and
Coran* his Railroad.
Leave Columbia.6.60 P. M.
Arrive at Charleston.6.30 A. M.
Sr MMEBVILLE TRAIN.
Leave Charleston.3.35 P. M.
Arrive at Summerville.6.10 P. M.
Leave Summerville.7.10 A. M.
Arrive at Charleston.8.15 A. M
CAMDEN BBANCH.
Camden and columbii Passenger Trails onjooi*
D?is, WEPNS8DAY8 and PATTJRDATS, connects wita
up and down Day Passengers at Elngnlle.
Leave Camden.*.6 36 A. IL
Arri.e at Columbia.U.uu A. M.
Leave Columbia......2.50P.M.
Arrive at Camden.7.05 P. M.
Signed) B. T. PEAKE,
April 10 General SuDenntendeot,
MARVIN'S
PATENT ?
Alum & Dry Plaster
FIRE PROOF
SAFES
Are most desirable for quality,
finish and price. ;
MARVIN'S
SPHERICAL BURGLAR
SAF ES
Cannot be Sledged!
Cannot be Wedged !
Cannot be Drilled I
BANK VAULTS,
VAULT DOORS,
EXPRESS BOXES,
FAMILY PLATE SAFES,
COMBINATION LOCKS,
Please send for a catalogue to
MARVIN & CO.,
(oldest safe manufacturers)
" . . .1205 Broadway, New Tort
Principal j m chestnut 8t phiia.
Warehouses (108Bank st" Cleveland.O
And for sale by our agents in the
principal cities throughout Jht
United States- ?
FOB SALE BY
WM. M. BIRD & CO.,
No. 203 EAST BAT,
CltAl'.LKSTUA,
December 29 lyr