The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, September 01, 1869, Image 3
THE DAILY NEWS.
JLarapct Circulation.-THE DAILY NEWS
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COG SIZES AS BATING TBS LARGEST CIR?
CULATION IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON,
PUBLISHES TBE HST OF LETTERS REMAIN?
ING IB TBE PCSTOFFICE AT TBE END Ot
MACB WEEK, ACCORDING TO TBE PROVIS?
IONS 9F TBS NEWPOBTOFFICS LAW.
CHEAP ADVERTISING.
THE CBABLBBTON NEWS, thc circulation of
which is about twice ?a largo as that ot any
other paper published in South Carolina, is the
oest advertising medium for all business men.
For persona .who want situitiona or servants;
who want boones or apartment a, or have them
to rent; who want or who offer board and lodg?
ing; who have lost or found articles of value.
Tax NEWS bas no equal; and in order that all
classes may hare their wants supplied, we have
adopted the following scale of CHEAP ADVEB
TISOTEM-S, payment for which must invariably
be made when the order is given:
. Advertisements of situations wanted by or
offered to clerks, governesses, tutors, work?
men, mechanics, bouse-servanta, porters, shop
boys, cooks and washers; board and lodging
wanted or offered; apaitmouts wanted or to
?let; articles lost or found; houses, shops, offices
and warehouses wanted or to lot, and miscella?
neous wau.s of all kinda.
For each insertion of advertisements of the
classes specified :
Not exceeding TH nts urns or 30 wori9... ?5 cents
.." Fous LIKES or SO words.40 "
" JTrvn unser 40 word?.60 "
. ?f& advertisements to be inserted at these
rates must be prepaid and delivered at THB
Narwa office br 9 P. M.
Bange of Tncrmomrtcr at the flews
Uaace.
Tueadav,
8 A. H.
75
12 M.
75
3 P. M.
74
6 P. M.
73
LOCAL MATTERS.
meetings Thia Day.
Landmark Lodge, at 8 P. M.
Steam Fire Company of Axmen, at 8 P. H.
fiomhstead Building and Loan Association,
at 8 P. M.
C. L., at half-past 8 P. M.
Medical Society, at 8 P. M. .
Hope Fire Engine Company, at 8 P. M.
Charleston Board of Trade, at half-past 7 P.
ML ^_
Auction Salea This Day.
^LEITCH ft Estrus will sell at ll o'clock, at the
old Postoffice, city stock.
WVL??Z ft Hos will sell at half-past 10
o clock, at No. 78 Broad-street, furniture, jew?
elry, ftc.
LATJBEY 4 ALEX ANDES will sell at 10 o'clock,
on Union wharf, sails and mast.
SAMUEL C. BLACK will sell at lt o'clock, at
the old Postoffice, valuable securities.
TBS EasaESBUWO.-This society, whioh"uas
been meeting for several years on the second
floor of the Odd Fellow's Hall, bas leased a hall
in the Adger building, and contemplates mov?
ing there at an e ry day.
THE NEWS IS THE Cocsisr.-Beaders of
THE NEWS going to the country can receive
their favorite paper by mail, daily, at tovouty
five cents a month, bj addressing: a note, with
their subscription, to our publication office.
I'OITOI MovEJtSKTS.-The Montgomery
(Ala ) Advertiser, o! the 23th ult., saja: "All
tbe cotton that cornea in ls readily a old at
prices ranging from 28 to 28-i cents. About ten
bales of tbe new crop were reoeived this morn,
in g and about ons hundred have been received
in the past tea days.
EXTENSION or POSTAL FACILITIES_Post?
master Trott baa received a notification - that
the postal money ordgr system be ween t e
United Suites and SwitEerlaud, by mutual
agreement, goss into operation tbis day.
>Money orders and all necessary information
relative thereto miy be obtaiuedat the post
office.
PEES ON AL.-Mr. Bobert H milton, an ex?
perienced and afiabe host, formerly of tko
Milla House and latterly of dickerson's Hotel
io Columbia baa assumed he superintendence
.f the Pavilion Hotel. Hia cental manners
and winning wa\s will add to tbe deserved
reputation of the Pavilion.
Daua- LABELS.-Wa desire to call the atten?
tion of druggia'a in the oity and throughout
the State to the peculiar facilities o' I KE NEWS
Job Office for printing ali landa of drag labe a,
prescription blanks, ftc., at tbe shortest no?
tice, and in a stylo unsurpassed anywhere in
the country. Our stock of cuts borders and
fancy type ia unusually large and choioe. Call
and examine specimens of work.
Bus Uros WASBEBWUBOEN.-About 3 o'clock
yesterday morning some men entered a lot on
Chape!?3treei, and after locking-in tbs people in
the bouse stole a largo quautity of half-washed
clothing lay rm? in tuba around the bouse. Yes?
terday the women went to a fortuneteller, wh
told them that if they failed to recover the
clothe? by 12 M., .hey would be forever lost.
Up to a late hour last night the clothes bad
sot been recovered.
NAUTICAL AOOXDEKT - The steamer Emilie,
with the brig Cyclone in tow started from this
Hport for Georgetown, S. C., o o Monday evening
and when sroing down the harbor the tow Use
parted and the bric came to anchor, the steara?
er returning to the city. Yest erda v forenoon
tbs steamer' again lett to take tbe brig in tow
hut while going out to ber, the steamer's rud?
der b ?cama disabled, ind she was compelled
to put back for repairs, the Cyclone still ro?
umain? at anchor below tue city.
EFFECTS OF THE DBUUTH IX GEOBGIA.-The
Augusta Chronicle and Seutt>>cl says: ' For
several woek.i past this secLiT of the St te
has boon visited bv a lontr condoned anJ very
severe drouth. What have b.-eu its effoots on
the oottou in soma looalities will be best ab wu
by tue toUowinr circumstance, which has been
related to us by the best authority: Ou the
plantation of Colonel H. D. D. ^wi rcs, situat?
ed on tbe Savannah Biver about ten miles
from this city, there was on last Saturdij
week a tract of thirty acres or very floe conon;
?ts foliage was green and luxuriant; us jrrowtu
waa vigorous; it waa as tall as a uian'a shoo -
der; and the stalks were lo>ded wt>b tin t from
top to bottom. Altogether it waa as flue a
piece of cotton as could be found anywhere,
and a verv large yield was confidently expect?
ed by itojowner. A few da.? since bower jr, i
Deiran to feel the effecta of tue drun b. and n
last Saturday it preseotel a m ilanojoiy spec
V lacie. It bad lost tis healthuesa its greet
ness and luxuria?oe of foliage, and looked like
a field of whit tb planters term "bastard cot?
ton.' Worse than tbis nearly every form bad
faLeo from the stalks, and lay in he .ps in tbe
allays bei ween tne rows-so that from the
tract of thirty acres not more than one baie of
the staple will be gathered."
M ES TI y G OF coxmciL.
An extra meeting of Council was held last
night, at which were present, tho Mayor, Al?
dermen E. W. M. and T. Ti Mackey, Collins,
Geddings, Gr. eoe.Voigt, Barrow, Cunningham,
white, and Hampton, L. F. Wall, Sma'l, E. P.
Wall, McKinlay, colored.
Council was called to order at half-past 8
o'clock.
A communication from the Board of Commis?
sioners of the Almshouse notifying Council that
the insurance on the Almshouse had expired
and recommending that it be insured for $50,
[ OOO, was read, and the matter referred to the
Committee on Public Buildings.
Petition of J. F. Schroeder was referred to
Committee on Licenses.
The ordinance "to declare certain colored
fire companies a portion of tho Fire Depart?
ment, Ac.," was ratified.
Petition of the officers and members of the
Promptitude Fire Company, requesting that
they be included among the colored companies
to receive benefits under the ordinance "to de?
clare certain companies a portion of the Fire
Dep? riment," was read by Alderman E. W. M
Maokey, and, on motion of Alderman T. J.
Mackey, was laid npon the table.
Alderman T. J. Mackey read a petition from
a largo number of merchant-, praying Coun
eil to remove tho tax upon hoe and cotton, and
gave nouoe that at the next meeting ot Coun
cd he would introduce an ordinance providing
for the removal of the objectionable tax
The petition was received as information,
and further consideration postponed until tho
next meeting.
THE P?LICH BILL.
Alderman T. J. Mackey mored that the bill
"to reorganizo and regulato the police force of
the city" be put upon its second reading.
Alderman Voigt thought that the bill "to
provide for the regis,ration of persons engag?
ed in business, " should be taken up first.
Atter some discussion, it was decided to
postpone a consideration of tbe bill until the
next meeting.
Alderman Wall, colored, moved to adjourn.
Alderman Collina seconded it, but afterward
withdrew it.
Alderman Small, colored. I second de mo?
tion to adjourn, and I move dat it be prest.
The motion waa carried-9 ayes and 4 nays.
Council then adjourned.
ATTEMPT TO BUBS A DWELLLNO. -About half
past four o'clock, yesterday morning, an at?
tempt was made to burn the residence of Dr.
JT. S. Buist, No. 205 Meeting-street. Yester
day afternoon Assistant Engineer Alexander
had an investigation, when the following testi?
mony was elicited:
Dr. J. Somers Buist testified that he was
awakened about half-past four o'clock by tbe
ringing of his door bell. He arose, and found
that a policeman was ringing it. Tho police?
man informed bim that his premises was on
fire. An examination showed that some hay
and empty boxes were burning nuder the
piazza. He and the polioeman extinguished
the flames The place where the fire originat?
ed is enclosed, and was locked on Saturday lost,
and was secure at ll o'clock Monday uight.
Tho watch dog was left on the piazzi on retir?
ing. Wben aroused by tbe policeman, the dog
was gone and the gate open.
Charlotte Lawton, colored, who lives on the
premises, testified that she was awakened about
half-past four o'clock, and beard the explosion
of a match. A quarter of an hour afterward
sbe beard the bell ringing. ?he got up and
saw the smoke in the yard.
Wm. Lawton, colored. Charlotte's husband,
testified that at 9 P. M. Monday night, he
locked up the Doctor's office, (which is a short
distance from the bouse,) and left a box of
matches on the mantelpiece, and put the key
of the office in the usual place. Atter the fiie
he found the box of matches missing and thc
offico key lay in? on tbe door sill.
Other evidence showed that hay had boon
int ned from the stable and placed under the
piazza; that up to a short time ago there were
twa kevs to tho door of tbe enclosed space
under tbe piazza, but ono bod bcon lost and
sinoe the loss articles stowed under there bad
bo. n stolen.
Mr. Alexander dendei that thc fire waa the
work of an incendiai v.
CBTTMBS.-It is stated that one of Collector
Clark's employees at the Customhouse has to
em ?loy a clerk lo do the work be te paid to do.
Alderman Geddings. Small and Barrow didn't
attend the Mayors supper M nd;.y night.
A gang of two hundred and ten able-bodied
colored laborers, from np the country, left the
city last night on tbe Djctaior, to work on the
Bra" wiok Kai ?road.
Durin? tbe year ending August 25th. 1869,
there were eight hundred and .-even teen person?
committed to the couniy jail. Of tins number
three-four ?hs were colored. Only two escaped
during tho year.
United States and City Attorney, ?c., D. T.
Corbin bas returned to the city.
The lower portion of the building formerly
occupied by tho Mercury newspaper is being
firt d np as a store.
Ibu budding in course of erection at the foot
of Broad-etreet was entered Mondsvnicht, and
a large quantity of carpenters' tools 9toleo.
We loam that when the Mayor was requested
to offer a reward for the apprehension of tho
party or parties wbo set fire to tho Stouewall
engine boase he replied that ho didd't think
there was any person in Charleston vile enough
to have set fire to it.
i he $5000 bond offered by M. H. Collins &
Co. for their faithful performance of the con
tract to furnish medicines for the city was sp.
.pr. ved by.Council last night.
Lafayette Woolf vot|among the Philistines
Monday night, and was arrested, but no
chantes were preferred gainst him.
E >tt Bay bas assumed * new appearance un?
der the energetic working of tbe street brigade.
No grass grows under their feet.
The third and last instalment or the t*x on
real estate for 1869, is dne and payable daring
tbe present miin<b.
Mi. J! H E till, tho proprietor ot the Savan?
nah Moroing New*, and w o is weil known in
this con mutiny chastised tho deputy post
m ie * er of t?avauuah yesterday, for imper i
nencn.
Two soldiers wero fined ?J yesterday bv the
Mayor for getting drunk it td were ordered to
pav the dam iges done by them tn their cell.
The two hun ired and te.i uo-conitry ne?
gro '8. who P'Baod ihr nigh the citv y ?stor lav.
)n their way >o wor?? noon the BrnuBwick
Railroad upon being asked by ?teidle negroo*
of thia city whether tbav intended to desert
the State and let tho Radical pam Lae that
number of vntus roplied tba-they knew their
dut\ aud would ro nra in time to vote-early
and often < outr less.
It was c lld enough last night to make a
blanket f*e! comfortable.
Alderman Small, colored, was requested, at
the Cmiic? meeting last night to offer a reso?
lution providing that as the woid secession
wta odious to tverv loval min, the name of
!jce**iOt.-8 reet b ? changed to that of Dix
bui be rera?ed to off r it. and thereby missed
an opoor unity nf miking hi uselt f.mous.
An advertisement io yesterday's NEWS, for
two rooms, received ten anxwers before ten
o'clock. Ibis shows the value of TD NEWS
as on advertising medium.
PASSENGERS and shippers to Georgetown
will take notice that the sailing day of the
Emilie bal been changed to Thursday.
HOTEL AERTVALS, AUODOT ZI.-Charleston
HoteL-t?. Gosman, Colombia; J. P. McCall,
W. 0. McCall, Georgia; A. H. Kirkland, South?
ern Express Company; D. T. Corbin, City; H.
W. Joor, South Carolina; C. D. Mason, Sum?
ter; F. L. "Brantly, Augusta; J. K. Gillson,
Thomas E. Grec?, Columbia; Miss Mary
Englehard, New York; J. H. Lee and wife,
Captain F. Coon and wife, Major Allison, Uni?
ted States Army; G. F. Lacher, Beaufort
Pavilion Hotel.- E.W. Cramer, Chattanooga;
J. L. Bamberg, J. B. Carrigan, B. Hamilton,
C. P. Bolton and lady, W. Willcook, James
Harper, T. D. Harper, James Carrigan, South
Carolina; William Whillain, Philadelphia.
SUIT AGAINST CAPTAIN HENDRICKS FOB FALSE
lMPBisoiacs?T.-Ihe new born zeal of the
police authorities is commendable when not
carried to an excess; but the sortie made on
the merchants and others who cumber the aide
walks hos noi been tempered with discretion.
Charges wero recently preferred against a
Broad-street broker for placiog his shutters on
the sidewalk. He was unable to attend the
Mayor's court and his clerk responded to the
summons. Mayor Pillsbury imposed a fine of
two dollars, and the clerk, an irresponsible
party, was detained in custody about three
hours because the lino was not promptly paid.
He appealed to a lawyer, who was informed by
Captain Hendricks that it was by bis authority.
No effort bas been made to collect thc fine, bat
a snit has boen entered against Captain Hen?
dricks for false imprisonment.
1 tte Floor Question,
TO THE EDIIOB Of THE NEWS.
Can Mr. Caulfield deny having slated be
would govern himself by a standard, if thc
flour merchants would adopt such for bim?
If the floor merchants did not meet os a
body, what did they meet as?
If ho means, ID his communication, to assert
that those merchants who met were not unani?
mous in the adoption of the standard of grados
recommended, he asserts what is not true.
He states that he has inspected the grades
referred to, and pronounces them below the
standard. W?l he inform the public what his
standard is, and where he trot it?
Would it not be advisable for Mr. Caulfield
to assume the duties ol a schoolboy, ior a time,
to enable him to rightly construe a sentence?
The writer did not advocate abolishing the
office, and if not over "twenty-five ? he caa
boast of moro years' experience in flour than
Mr. C. can weeks. "Flour merchant," like the
inspector, was not honored with a voioe in the
deliberations of the flour merchants. If that is
any consolation to him. he is welcome to it.
The flour meroin nts individually and col?
lectively repudiate tue idea of diotation which
Mr. C. labors hard to impress on ths public
mind.
In conclusion, no such conflict of opinion
having occurred between the flour merchants
and any of Ibo inspector's predecessors, the
public might safely Busnoot, with the writer,
that tbe secret of the whole difficulty lies tn
the present incumbent's utter incapacity to
properly discharge the duties of tbe office,
which ho feels, nut does not know bow to
remedy. This closes tbe subject of flour in?
spection, by FLOUR MERCHANT.
Tbe Newly Appointed Pilota,
CHARLESTON, S. C., August 31.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS.
In the DAILY NEWS of this morning we soe a
letter from the '-Newly Appointed Pilots." in
which they ask why tho Committee of the
Chamber of Commerce did not give the names
of i be pilots who bad been complained of as
incompetent. Wo suppose the respectable
centlemen who signed the report for the
Chamber of Commerce knew what they were
about, and can take care of themselves
when auy responsible persons ask them for
information. Bat we, the old pilots, also
know something abont this matter, and
know (hat tue "newly appointed piloto" could
not pass an examination beforo com Detent
judges. Who are these new pilots? We be?
lieve that they are Charles Camps. Henry J
Behtert, Frederick Fisher and Guarios Thomp?
son, and four colored men: - Moultrie,
Bobert Davis. Edward Jenkins, and George
Wilson. Behtert and i'homnsou have been to
sea. bat we doubt that tLev ctn tell the rise
and fall of the tides. Their experience as pi?
ta's hats boon limited, and it is not their fault
if thoy do not know much about pilotage.
Cauips has been to sea. but not in a sqnare
r ic ged vessel. If he thinks himself a competent
pilot, will he go bi'foro the old b.iard and stand
aa exam ina; iou? Fisher is a very young
mun and n <t quick in learning. A few months'
ago ho could uo> box the compass and we pr J
uouncc him to bi entirely incompetent, so
much so, that we would not trust him in
charge of a pilot boat. Or the colored pilots
we do not know muco. They are all very illite?
rate, and two of the four have not bson in n
pilot boat for tweuty years. The public may
judge from this whether these "newly appoint?
ed pilota" are fit to lake charge of vessels
comtnq into and ?jo in g out of Charleston.
OLD PILOTS.
BUSINESS NOTICES.
PERSONS in want of a competent clerk, are di?
rected to thc advertisement of A. B. C.
COOTES SO VF- boilco fish, boiled mutton and
th-i usual trimmings at I'orck's, "Our House,"
during lunch hours this morning.
AUCTION SALE OF SECURITIES.-Tho atten?
tion of capitalists and others desiring good in?
vestments, is directed to tho anctton sale of
securities this day, at tho old Postoflioe, by
Mr. Sam del C. Black.
-o
IJIGHT BEADING FOE THE WARM WEATHER.
Oar friends in the country who desire to obtain
light rea.'mg for (he warm weather, at strictly
popular pnces, are relerred to the advertise?
ment of Mr. C. C. Richter, the very enterpris?
ing and trait worth v King-stre:t dealer in books
and periodicals of all kinds. His list will be
found to include something to Bait every taste,
and it seems to us a marvel how he can afford
to send bis books bv mail over the country,
nost-vaid. at tho ridiculously low prioesnamed.
c
Colton ftes..
OTTON TIBS.
BEARD'S PATENT LOOK TIES.
THIS TTE *8 UNDOUBTEDLY ''HE BEST MAN
UFA?T? ED, is easy >o manage, and possesses
trreat strength and durability. Having sold them
foi* the past two years, we can ooroiillv recommend
them to our planters and others, as the very TiE
thev want <0 render their bales neat, etrong and
compaci; capable et blading bales from 4M to 600
pounds. For sale by
OEJ. W. WILLTAMS t nO., raotors,
August 18 oiafimos O'tar eston, S. C.
jp '? lt B 1 li I Mi OU T TUN.
DILLON'S UNIVERSAL WROUGHT IRON
TIB. IMPROVED.
THIS FAVOBITE TIE MATE OF THE BE-?T
qn* itv of iron and possesoes ud' aotages tor the
i.-oiKimical ba ti nu of cotton most lropor ont to the
plai ter me hant nd fae Or.
For oaie in larg? and small io's ot a trundle) at re?
ducen rates WILLIAM KOACH & CO.,
Angus 9 Imo * s CD Ls for -r u h Carolin?
/.?.mu
|> A N K K lt S ,
BIOOKANl) EXCHANGE BROKERS AN? MER?
CHANTS, wishing i'Leaks, Blanks, Letter Beade. er
Job Printing of any description, cn get their ocien
ailed promptly and tn the neatert style, at ci.eap
rates, by applying at IEE NEWo JOB OPFICE, No.
U9 Bast Bay.
rp fl E G II K A T b'?H8ATItf?r.
I LMp0R,?J *
$T. SHA***
* SCOTT'S
Superior Fitting Shirts.
8HIBT8. f SCOTT,s
SHIBTS.
_ POPULAR AND r.ELUDLE
SH IRTS
- ' 8HIRT MANUFACTORY
SH IB 18.
- Bleetlng-street,
SHIRTS.
- Opposite Maiket Hall.
SHIRT?.
SHIRTS, i
- SHIBTS MADE TO ORDER.
8HIBT3.
SBIRTS.
- SBIRTS BE4DYMA.DE, ALL SIZE8.
I cHIBTS.
- Directions for Measurcmett, ftc ,
SHIRTS.
- SENT BY MAIL.
SHIBTS.
July 8 DAO 6moi
BLACKWELL'S
DO
m
NO. ?19 KIVG-STRKKT.
One door below Market
GltE.?T REDUCTION
IN PRICES 0?
8CABF3
TIE3
HANDKERCHIEFS
UNDERWEAR, ftc.
B3~ TRY IT.
GOODS.
July 22
6soe
fm ?rts.
T_)HOTUGRA.PU COLORING.
PERSONS WISHING TO HAVE PHOTOGRAPHS
tinted with c?/? and tarie can baye their orders
promptly Qjj^d by tearing tbem at Holmes' Book
House. Written directions should in each case be
given as to tbt> style of coloring preferred.
JUIT 23 3mos*
Spool Cotton
WCTSrxCOSD g fl ?? AQASB??WAKRASTFD
SPOOL CUTIOif QSa'S ?? W5t?S? ?00 T-ARHS?
SIX-CORD.
frOaAgaia mJSmZxckltr ?&P. CO?TS,
af Erisley-, Ses?ml.
Aucust 1 wlmSmos
^ucoint-rn, (lugnnns, <?tr.
j^KKTING-STUEKT FOUNDRY.
THIS ESTABLISHMENT 18 NOW EUBNIsHING
THE IMPROVED
MCCARTHY COTTON our,
STEAM KNOTS KS AND HOlLERs. of various sizts
on bamt
IMPROVED VERTICAL }Nl> HORIZONT AL COBN
MILLS, S PGA It MILL?, SUGAR "BOILERS
AND PANS, of all sise'
HORSE POWI'RS AND OIN GEARING, trom 6 tc
16 feet in diameter
IMPROVED LEVER C?T10N PRESSES lot Hmo.
power. Saw and Rice Milli
MACHINERY AND CASTINGS of ell defcriptioni
made to order
Particular attention paid io
HOUSE FRONTS AND CASTINGS FOB BUILD?
ING9, GRATINGS,
CISTERN COVERS. SASH WEIGHTS, ctr, dc,
WILLIAM 9. HF.N'ERF.y,
MA CUISIS 1 A KU FO U2?J) LR.
No. CU MEETING-STREET,
Anntut 3
CHARLESTON, B. C.
mw-.
rK**m \ TU 350
horse power Including 'ht
ci):enratej Corliss ?,ut-of
? usines, ?lide Valve sta
; ?onai> i ngines Portabit
Kn ?ti i cs. ftc \lso cin-u
ar .'luiav md Hang san
Mill?, Putrar Can" a h,
ha ting Pulley?, ftc Lath
?nd shingle ?Villi Wheat
.nd (*orn Mill?, Circulai
aws Bettine, tc. Send
lor descriptive Circular anc
Price List
ffOOI Ar MANN STEAM ttN?INE CO..
Kebruiry 1? Ctlea, New fork
lill nr, fiquors, (Etc.
Q L D MfHKKlKft,
I HE U .DERSIGNED BrG LEAVI? TO AN?
NOUNCE thai tbev bavobeen appoute i bv Mesrs.
H NKY . H iNnis ft CO.. of l'.iii idelptiia, their
sol? Agents for the -udeof -iou'i 'armina lor the
Me ot their cider-rated ACME X XX XXX. XXXX,
NM. Ai: cA?LNEi and ober br-, nd* OLD KT?!
WHI EIE .
lhey ?.iso wish to announce that they wlU be in
con-tant. rce.ipt of iho.r COPHKB DI-HLi.ED
MOON TAIN Pt'KE BYE WHISKIES, direct froa
Distillery at Hsnnisviile, Berkeley county, West
Vireiuia
Liberal contracts wi 1 ba male tor la se lots oi
new Whiskies In bond at Distiller* Warehouse.
CLACIU ? * wm li,
No. 86 East Bay street.
Jane 16 wtaSmoi charleston, S. 0.
MPOBTANT TO Ci
August 13
ikiltonus.
Jl'EW KUVT? N O lt T HI
THE ST. LOOTS
ISON MOUNTAIN AND SOUTHERN RAILWAY
Ii now open for business from
OOLUMBOS, KY., TO ST. LOUIS
Making the quickest safest and only all rall route
to tit. Louts.
Passengers taking tbis route avoid one change of
cara and a tedious riv?r transfer of twenty miles,
and arrive in st. Louis FOU H AND A HALF HOUR i
In advance of any other Bead.
gg" Trains leave columbus upon the arrival or
trains on the Mobile and Ohio Bailroad.
W. K ALLES.
Sept 1 Imo General Ticket Agent.
g OCX II CAROLINA KAI LRU AA).
GEN EBAL bUFEBINTENiiEWT-tf OFFICE, j
CHABXXSTOIT. 8. C.. April 9, 1869. 4
ON AND AFTER SU.' DiY. APRIL 11TH, THh
PAasL^GEB TEAINS of tho Mouth Carol;?, a Rail
road wiU run as follows :
?FOB AUGUSTA,
icon.s. ? A.
Arrive at Augusta.4.45 P. M.
Connecting with trains for Montgomery, Memphis
Nashville and New Orleans, via Montgomery an
Grand Junction.
mm COLUMBIA.
Leave Charlesttn.,.?.f0 a. fe
Arrive at Columbia.6.10 P. ix
Connecting with Wilmington and Manchester r. ?ti
road, nw Camden trato
. EWU OHABLESTON.
Leave AUgOSCa.9. r A. il
Arrive at Charleston.MO ff. M
Leave Columbia.7 45 A. tl
Arrive at Charleston.6.1U P. B
AUGUSTA NIGBT ESPRESb
(Bf ND ATP EXCEPTED. I
Leave Charleston.7.80 P. M
Arrive at Augusta.6.1u A. M
Connecting with trains tor Memphis, NathviU*
and Hew Orleans, via Grand Junction.
Leave Augusta.4.10 T. V
Arrive at charleston.4.00 A. M
COLUMBIA NIGHT KX PRESS.
(8UKDATS K ICE PTE U.l
Leave. Charleston.8.05 P. ?
Arrive at Columbia.1.45 A. *
Connecting mundays rxepted) with Greenville an<
Columbi* Railroad.
Leave Columbia.5.6u P. u
Arrive at Charleston.G.Lil1 A. V
Si MM KU VI [J, K ?RAIN.
Leave Charles, to*..3.S5 P. n
Amye at Summerville. 6.iO-J. V
Leave Summerville..*.T.io i. M
Arrive at Charleston...?1.25 A. V
CAMDEN UK \N<:H.
Camden and ' oiumbw Papsenafer Trains on MON
OATS, Wxi N?8DAT8 and SAT?BDATS, connects witt
up and do'vn1 Day Passengers at Kingville,
Leave Camden.6.35 A. M
Arri > eat Columbia.Uv* A. ii
Leave Columbia..>.".. P. V
Arrive st Camden.7.05 P. tri
Signed! H. T. ff AKK,
April 10 G?ner?! superintendent.
(Etat atonal.
HIGH ?CUIIOL UP < HAR K-? (>\._
The Exercises cf this Institution will be re- j
sumed oo IUONDAT, September 6 h. i borough lu-1
struc ion given in LATI-, GK KEE, FRclNCH. G"R
M AN. MA i U K VI A I It?.', and tbs hi her branches of
ENGLISH.
Teran- $1? i er quarter, payable In advance.
No ex'ra charge for FRENCH, GEB ?AN or STA?
TIONERY.
W. R. RIKQMAH, A. M , Principal.
V. IL DIBBLE, A B , Fir-t Aesisiant.
H P. FUhGAS, ?. M., Fren-li Masts'.
W. A. A. Di.AS, Esq , Germau Master.
August 30 10
FL u n v . i M
VILLE, S. C.- i he next se alon ot this INS ri.
TUT ION will open the 15*h -< ptembur, and continue
fortv wc- lu *i bout intermission.
Three year?' -cnojaranios miy b? obtained coi.ri
tloned on the payment nf thirty dollars aonu<lly
for three \e?-9, ano entltliog thuholuer of a scbol
ar.-bip to the tuition of or e pu il m all tho regular ?
schools, rn th? payment of the incidental foo of five
dol?an, i-xcept to hole era of scholarships, the
charge for t:>f ti -n fo- tbo ve*r Will be sixty dolla?,
oud five dollars for incidental oxuenses. For in?
struction in Practical chemistry, or in Modero t an
guaves. tbcre will oe an extra chaige, to bc regula?
ted by the size ol ih-> class .
The regular Schoo s embroco Mathematics and
Mechanical Philosophy, P ofessor JUD ON; Latin
Language and Literature Protesaor CABER; Gr. el:
Language Professor -MIl'B; Cuemi?try and Natu
ral Philosophy. Fmfe-'sor HARRIS; . ogle, Rh-lorie,
an i Intellectual and Moral Philosophy, Proiessor
FUR M AN.
Dr. FA BLR will instruct in German, French and
Spanish.
Gool Hoard'ng. exclusive of lights and washing,
can be obtained at about $15 per month.
Catalogues < r scholarshipcan be obtained by ad
creasing the subscuber.
J'MEt C. FUBMAN.
Angus! 23 18 President
UNIVERSITY OrT SOUTH CAROLINA.
Tbe next Session wlU begin on the mur MON?
DAY ni OCTOBEB, and continu? without lutermis
sion, to the ensuing July.
Anvaiituges are offered at this Institution to Stu
dent* tn Law ithe giauuates being entitled to prac,
tice m tie four;? ol tul-' Stale;) ii Me licine (the
rourse of li sfuctnu bei on ex?euslve and thorough,
wiih two w. itten criminations during thc session;)
in Kncineeri'iL', Malberna! ic<, Men'al. Moral a d
Political Philosophy. H story, Rhetoric, English
Lit* raiure, Ancient and Modern Language.', and in
tbe various ccioutiflc -choo s.
Expeu?eii tor cssio'i of nine months: Anneal
fee,$.>; Library fee, *10; I'ooro Bent fae. ?15; tunion
lee, -; tor park ol three ?choo ? S13; I'vitlonJu
Law or Mdiliciuc. $50 Hoard can be bad at SIC to
$20 per month. Bv meeeluu lt will tva lesa.
For fur-fier infurmatio i, te .d for . ataiotrae-) to
the secretary of thc Faculty. Rev C. H'.U E.
WALK i- lt. B. W. B IWWKI.' .
chairman o: Faculty.
Columbia, 8. C., AugUii 2,1st?.
August 0 im? .-4
J. ' .
ll I 31 P tl K tl? S ,
BROKER, A UCTIONEFI? AND COMMIS
SION MERCHANT.
HALK8 OF BEAL ESTA I E. STOCKS. BONPS. 8t
CUR1TIES AND PERSONAL PROPERTY
ATTENDED TO.
NO. !<7 BRO t U-sTBEET
C?ABLE-TCiN. o. I,
RETZttESCEd.
Ben. HEV t ROIS!, w. J. MAOBATU, t??
General JAM FR CONNKR. 1. ft, WARING. tS'j.
Octot>??
VV
IC?.:* ?i CIllSULll,
FACTOht?. COMMISSION ?Ll?llCH-O?ISj
an
SHIPPING AGENTS,
WILT. ATFND TO THE PUBCHASE, SALE AM
SH IPV I NT ito Poreign and Domestic Pons- o
COTTON, BICH, LUMBEB AND NAVAL STOKES
ATLANTIO WHARP, Qharieaton. tn. O.
g. WILLIS.A. R. CBTSOLBt
October 2.
)TTON PLANTERS.
THE GEORGIA SAW GIN
FORMERLY ' OLEMON'S" OIN, OF COLUM
BUS. QA.
CHET'S PATENT
LABOR-SAVING, ANTI-FRICTION
Iron Screw Cotton Press,
TBE MOST SIMPLE, DURABLE
AND EFFECTIVE EVER
INVENTED,
AT
Reduced Prices.
For information and Descriptive Lists of the
above, apply to
HUGER & RAVENELj
No. 66 Saut Bax, Charleston, 8. C.,
GENERAL AGENTS FOB STATE.
, ALSO io Kirra ron
PORTADLE RICK THRESHERS RICE FANS.
GRIST MILLS. Ac. f?
fmwl2
Jl L A S T I c JOINT
IRON ROOF?NG,
"OUTCALT'S PATENT,"
For Residences, Sn?ar Houses, Cotton Gin*, Bridges,
Arc. Manufactured by?
SHOENBERGEJ & CO.,
No. IS Public Landin?, Cincinnati, Ohio.
July 29 nao Imo
pUKOlcISE ANO PORTABLE
OAS LIGHT.
THE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY CALLS
the attention of ute public to the above named
LIGHT, for which he is cow prepared to receive'
orders. It is claimed for tb s Light thst it is supe?
rior to Kerosene or any Other I (laminating Oils
that lt ls Son-e vploiive, and that it gives a light al?
most equal to that of Coal Gas, and is just as cheap
as Kerosene.
A ramp'e may be seen at No 1 Boyce's Wharf, and
lull information given by
Augusta? fmwlmo O. J. COLCOCK, Ja.
J^ALL. AND WINTER IMPORTATION.
186?.
RIBBONS, MILLINERY AND STRAW GOOD
?RMSTRONQT~VATOR ?; CO.,
Nos. 237 ajad 339 Baltimore-Street.
BALTIMORE,
IMPORTERS AM JOBBERS OF
BONNKT AND TRIM tl INC! HIBBONI
VELVET AND SAbH RIBBONS,
Bonnet Silks, Satins and Telv 'ts, Illusions, Blond*,
Laces, Buches. Nets and Crapos,
FRENCH FLOWERS AND FEATHERS,
Straw Bonnets and Ladles* Hats,
Trimmed and Untrimmed.
SILK, VE LYE r AND FELT BONNETS AND If ATP,
SUNDOWNS AND SHAKER HOODS.
THE LARGEST STOCK CF MILLI tfKBl GOODS
IN THIS COUNTRY, and unequalled in choice
variety, which we effer at prices thit will defy com?
petition.
?-ORDERS SOUCITED. Imo' Angu.stlC
STAIR BODS.
K803ZE, YES on?,
Sc Porcolaln,
Tiatmpttrt .VO Clc?nifj,
wmi mm rATim
DROP FIXTURE,
WHICH KA* KO trSMOd.
Tko Crigiaal asi ear/
Mitti Hxfcne ruda.
It can be applied to
any fMulr Roc!, oithef
,Ronrd or Flat, aud
.irevcnta its flipping
from its place.
Ask for thc
Patent Crop ?iztoa,
SOLD ST ALL
Carpet Dealer?.
AND BUY NO OTHER,
tin,
B2AS3 HTS ma
STATU PTJATES,
For Hotels, Restaurants and Public BuUdiugs,
MANUFACTURED BY
W. T. 4 J. MERSEREAU, 62 Duane St., N.Y
August 13 3mos
Hetti pnblifit ons.
j|l'SiELL'S BOOK STORK.
RECENT PUBLICATION;;.
THE SUMTER AND THE ALABAMA, Service
?.float during tue War b-tween the States, hy Ad?
miral Semine*, 1 vol 8?o., cloth, $5.
RESOURCE* OF I HE ?00 TU ERN XTELDS AND
FoRl-s.S. HI e. neal Economical and Agricultural,
?y P. Purre Porcher, M. D.. 1 vol 8vo., ta 60.
CHRISTIAN MNGERx OF G- KMANY. by Catho
rino Winliwonb, transl i or and compiler ot "Lyra
'.erinn lea," illustrated, 12m.>.,forming volume 6
of the ' Sunday Library." fine clctb, 12.
HISTOBY "F EURLPEIN MORALS from Au?
gustus to Cbatleuiasne 2 vols., Uro., 16.
FORE-T LlFt IN AC ADIE, -ketcues of Sport and
Natural Bistory in ihe Lower Provii ce-i of the Cana?
dian Dominion, by Captain C Bardy, Illustrated,
8vo.. -3.
THE NEW AF1" INITIES OF FAITH, A Plea for
Free Christian Union, by James Martine-iu, 26c.
SPEC I HUM ANALYSIS, Six Lecture, by H E.
Roscoe, with appendices, co.ored Plates and Ultu
trated. ftvo, $9.
MIND ANO BRAIN; or. The Condition of Con?
sciousness and Organization. Systematically Inves?
tigated and Applied to Phi oeophy.. Mental Science
and Practice, with a Preliminary Dissertation on
Method and llasrrative ot tbe Text, br thos Lay
rock. M. I).. 2 vet- . 12ioo., 4/3; xv. 494, $7.
LIFE (T PIZ\RR0 with om.- ic.-ountot his As?
sociate In the CoLquest of Peru, b? Arthur Bel, a,
1 vol., $2 7:..
IHE OLD TESTAMENT DISTORT. lr om the
Cre.itlnu to thc U< turn from t< * Cantivity, edited
by W. ??rai h. L L. I>. 1 vol., 12mo., $C
WOM ?N'? -UFFKUi ,'tio lo.o:in Against Na?
ta e bv Hon-.; Hu LLI U. 1 vol, 1'Jmo., St 50.
IHE SUBJ! OHO* >F WOMAN, by Jenn S:aait
M. M.. 1 vc . 12ra.>.. 31.
PttE-HlSiORtC NA . IONS; or Inquine- cnecrn
ttig fomo ot ih- Great Heoole* and ? ir ?sat'onsoi
A. riqiiit", anil tbi-Ir P'Oiuhiu R< nt'on ? :i still O.J
erQivll zuum of me Etbiopl <U3 >r Coabltes of Ara
bia, liv John D. Uuldw u, limn . $' 73.
KlGbTYEAU ' WANDERIN .> I1? CEYLON, by
fir ?amuel Whito baker, lib .?tr?ted, lame,, rlotii,
$1 50.
THERCIRN' E OF RIGHT-, by F. G. Fichte,
translated by A. K. Kroeg r, I2n.a, loth, S2.
H IE THOUSAND MUE* THRODOH T3E
ROCKY MOUNTAINS by A. E. MoOlure, Illustrat?
ed, 12-no . ctoth $2.
BK\I BILE. A Poem by Hon. Bod?n Noei, Fquate
16mo.. r'otli, gilt top. $1.
lHEs XE>, H HE AND HEREAF1 ER. ty Wil?
liam H. Hoic-imbe, M D,12ma. paper loth, SI 60.
LIV Kb i?F 4>. LOHI' ANO i ALVIN, by M
Guizit 'Il?strate^. i2mo., c'otb fl
? HE QC KER PvR I-ASS. * Revolutionary
S>orv, witu Musrruiious. Hmo . o otb $t 50.
FL lTO^i.-A eroa. k's Villa on toe Rhine; Er ck
H nun- 'hntrjin'8 Waterloo; Hg in sou'* Ma none;
Hoffiuinu's 'Lee Murray: Ha"i'( L'Homms q i
kr ; Lett'oc H>le; Phelp ' M<-ii, Women and Ohoats;
be Quaker I^nn-ac-*; Hob BScn's For Uer ?ase;
ouiiiwo'tb's Chauged bride?;*pieltugei.'>< Problem?
atical Characters; Wood-' Gates Wl.le Open; Kin
i y's Stretton; Uj t'auuhter Plinui ; Tbe Lac istan'
U.us.'holii; cl'mid'ji B ben,, l-ti-r; ?? nth worth's
ihe Brine's Kate; rollope'-' He K-ew He ?aa
Mgbt;Z"oliokkc'H Dead Gu-s ; t"reytair"8 l ost Man
usript ; Jean Inglelow'* Mops* the Fairy.
Januarv 1 ivr
QM KATE. OK Bl \GMi,MA.
A GOOD COOLING bUMMBB MEDICINE. MAD?
fresh every day, by DB. H. BABB.
May 25 No. IM Meedng-aixesl.
JUriwi Sala.
City Stock.
YV, Y. LEITCH & B. S. BBBNS,
Auctioneers. # . '
Will be cold THIS DAT, september 1, at the OU
Postofflce, at ll o'clock.
$5100 in ci TT Si OCf? Old liane, tn certificate?
of *800, $750, $870, $100, $120, $260, $900, ISM, $16*?,
Terms cash. Sept 1
Household Furniture, fie, belonging to ?f?
Estate.
BY WIIB?R & SON.
TH I-'. DAT. tbe 1st day of September, will be sold
at No. 78 Broad-street, at nalf-pa?t 10 o'clock.
A variety of superior BOU8EHOLD FURN CTURE,
Clocks, Crib, Mirrors, Piano, Jewelry, Watches,
Count? s, Desks, Lumber, Ac
< o' dlunn? casb. stuwS Sept 1
Valuable Securities.
BY SAMUELE BUCK.
THIS DAY, 1st Femembcr, will be sold at Old Post
office, at ll o'.-I cfc.
89 wff ABES S. O. BATLBOSD AND BINK STOCK
8 Half Shares 8. ('. Ballroi'l Stock
121 ?har?s Charleston >4ts Company Stock
30 Shares Bank of charleston tock
41 Shares Memphis and Charleston BaProad Stock
$473 City Mx Per rent Stock
$870 State Six Pe; i ent Stock (old)
$60 State Six Per Cent, rtocfc (row.)
1 erma rash. _Sept 1
Saili and Matt-on Account of ail Concerned.
BY LAUHEY & ALEXANDER.
THIS DAT, the l?t Feptember, will bo sold, on Union
wharf, at li? o'clock,
1 F? lit;rv?LL
1 Jib
1 ?Jaiumist
Belonging to schooner i mma D. Finney.
Conditions cash. ?_Sept ?
{BEOCTAB ? MU PO S T PO H SD OWTXL TO-MOBBOW?
THUBSDAT, 3D XB8TA.NT.J
WM. MCKAY, Auctioneer.
Will sell at auction TC-MOBROW. H?nnf. at No'
130 Meeting-street comineada? at 10 o'clock.
A choic Assortment of PURNI I DBE, Crockery
and Glassware, suitable for housekeepers, 4
Terms cash. Sept 1
f)ra|flt Ctjfffliifllfi, tic.
O L O M O N ' S BITTBKS
FOE SAXE AT
DES. BOUL & LYNAH,
CORNER KINO AND MABKtfT STREETS. 1
August 31 _6^
1 S (I X ' S a
R
TOBACCO ANTIDOTE.
r.i:~n t *.. - .. ... . . )
Warranted lo Remove all Desire
for Tobacco.
It is Purely Vegetable and contain
nothing Injurious.
The following is one of thousands of testimoniih
that aro daily received by tbe Manufacturer:
RICHMOND. VA . November^. 1888.
DEAS Fra-The "lobacco Antidote" prepared by
you according to tho lereipt you have submitted to
me, and the ingredients ot which I baye examined,
is purely vegetab e. entirely bat mieos, and contatos
nothing in the least injurious. It ia not disagreeable
to the taste, ?ud as a home ardrie, I hope you will
meef with ready sale Tor ir, and I believe thut if tbe
.'iredions are followed, lt will do all you chimed for
it. JOHN DOVE, BL V.
43" Price 50 ceuts per Bot. the usual diaconat
to the Trade.
4U~ For .?ale by ?
Dr. H. BAER,
WHOLESALE AGENT FOB SOUTH GASOLINA.
June 7 _mg,_ . .
J_? K V A H?K PUL
WHAT MEDICINES
YOU T X K K .
WU KN YOU AREEXUsUM'ED BY OVEhWOBK
of brad or band, and feel the need ol something in?
vigorating don't drink whiskey or an y intoxica Ung
think', whether under tbe name of ?Itters or other?
wise, such articles give just a mucb strength U>
your weary bod v and mind as the whin gives to the
jaded horse, and no more. Alcoholic stimulants are
tujnnous to Nerve health, and are AL WATS followed
by DEPRESfcTNU REACi ION.
Dudd's Nervine and lorigorator
ts a TONIC abd OLNri.E ST! V CL AR r which ia
Nd! attended by i.ncnoN W at it gains for
you it malntalrs. When lt r> freshes bodv or mind,
it refreshes wvh naturi? ..;re"gtb ba> cornea lo stay.
Weare not recommending teetotalism lb tbe interest
of unv faction; but long and ex ended Observation
leacbcH us that he wlio resorts to the w tie for rest
or recuperation, will And, as he keeue ati. that ha
U kindling a tire lu hi? bones which will consume
hke the flames ut perdition. Tnru from it Take a
tonic that will refrean nd not oestroy. DODD'8
^ERViNK is forsa.o by all Druggists. Price On?
Ur Har. See Cook of ?'ort I fi.-a tc-, that accompanies
each bettie. 7mos June 26
]tt . KICBAO'I
tr OLDEN REMEDIES
APE FCR NO OTBKB. TAKE NO OTB EB, AN?
you will save time health and money.
$li CO REWARD (or any caf o of disease in any
stage which they fill io cure.
Dr. URB.C'S (iOI DEN B*s>AM Na 1 cures
Ulcers. Ulc rited Kore ..hrcat and Mouth, Fora
eye?. Cutaneous or skin Eruption-, Cooper Colored
Klotcues. -orenes- of the -'.alp - crof ila, ftc ; is the
grc.neat Renovator, Al dative and Blood Purifier
known, removes a l alaoaa-s from the ayattsa, and
leaveii tbe blood pure and bealtb'.
Dr. lt ICH AC* GOLDEN HALLAM No. 2 eurea
Mercurial Affections, ltheumatism in ul! it forms,
wbjith.r ti om mercury cr other causes; gives Imme*
dlate relict iu all . ases. No d'eiing mce^ary. I
have thousand? of fertifirates uro vin J tbe miracu?
lous cures e?Vcten by these l;em. die*. Price of
either No. 1 or No. 2, $5 per bott1 , or wo bottles for
$?.
Dr RI?'HAL'S GOLDEN ANTIDOIE. n?afe soee-v
dy.p'eanant and railcal cure lnr ali Urinary Do?
ra Iben;.-, .i-i uLLpju ci viithfulicirectiobs Prie o
$3 i er botile
Pr. RICHAU'S GOLDEN 1 I. rx IK ?'AMOUR, a
ladtral cure for Nervous or Gon-ral L'ebi it?, in old
or %oung; imparting en? rgv with wonde ful effect.
Price $C i cr bottle, or two bottles tor $9.
On rei eipt ot price theio Remed?- s will be shipped
to auy place. Prompt attention paid to all corres?
deute. None genuine wi bout h- name of "Dr.
RICHA?'- OULI'EN BK M ED I Ka, O. H. RICHARDS,
sole Proprietor," blown io glass of bot lea.
Address D B. R1CBA*DS\
No. 228 Varick-etroet, New York ' I
Office Hours from ? A M. to 9 P. M.
Circu'ars i-ent-_ly_July 3
r K K POP:
THE ONLY CERTAIN
RAT DESTROYER
WITHOUT
Disagreeable Results.
A.U OLPH "iSAACSEN'S
PHOSPHORIC PASTE,
JnK^^B^^ sealed and warranted to
KaS^Mfi&iBiSl^saMiV^ *eep fr'wb ;ora,> tUBe
'ie grt-atest dla ove ry
^Sf^HB . its kmd >n th-ace wo
,'j-^c3f i?yipteWW| in Nu n-r-cn need
13?f^"^pS2?1?BB^"^ io tront) cai with RATS,
MI.:H. LID UDG-i or
LOACHE-, li r ..r. ICSOLKIIV de-trurtive re j edy ix
within tho reach of ail. Pn-pareo ooh b> himself,
from rare and vahrib'c compound* its ch at? - . t*
as wonierful us its efllra?-v Hnn 'fds of it
ntl ? have been received irosa ll parts ot toe J a d
Stafs.
ibo (Treat o:\fntace this ?PB'' POP posas ea
over all eitbiUr pr? parutions la be PM T thatit
fe rt ?lin In lu KnTecu,
and free from <Le unpieaaan; e?a ot rate d r? n
their botes, as it causes bx m <o leave tbe ur wises
to seek air, ana consumes thom ?o entirely ?s to
leave
No Disaerreeable Udor.
Numbers ot rete en -e* can oe mude to
Persons in tats City,
who have successfully u-ed it.
SOLE AGENTS FOB 1 OC rH CAROLINA,
now IR A- MOIS rc,
IMPORT!Ra AND WHOLEa*Lfc OitUnG'8T8
Corner Meeting and B*?ei-?treeia,
April 23 mwftoo 'iii.rlea'on. a. O.
QUA?. H I C K K V ,
PORTRAIT AND PICT URS FBvMH MANUFA?
TUB KB,
Nr. 345 KING-STEEET,
CHARLESTON. B.C.
LOOKING-QLAbSES <>< all auca fitted to Fra? c*.
Jaiy YS M?