The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, July 21, 1870, Image 4

Newspaper Page Text-?He gt??? at &?lr iEkec.tion-Ptvc of j Tn?** Perlafe in Succession o a The ' ' '" ' The but number oJ tir? officiai correspon ^ ?ilBjajua xhBj Athmmaii massacre s ab m i t if d to f ^he Br'?beh Parliament contains the following report, addressed th Mr. Erskine by Mr. Wat aoo, secretary of the British Legat ion at Athens, upon the execution, on the morning V thft2Q*h of Jone, of five ol the brU sods be - f?fa?g?ng to the Arvaniti band, who were cou S?itta?eatodeathonthe22dofMay: ?-' T attended the exscufcon of five of the con? demned brigandB-of? Xatos's band which was camod ont bo tween, half past 6 and 7 o'clock tba morn?ne. in the, 'space called the Polygon, lit the opper end otthe Champ de Mars. From - daybrrak.,people.Karo walking thither, and wbetfl arrived tbere with Count Della ll mer cn; jd; fi o^ock, :the bill-Immediatery above ?ww,cno(wrle4; to the top? A hollow square was ' farmed around the guillohne. and waa lined ^ijytht?rjotLpaD?es?iiiiUnLry. ono of artillery -r?m?j, ?ad a troop of cavalrv, tbe whole under ^HheOOmmiDdant de Pis ce. The Procurenr du ^Hoi.ibe Itsbad Minister acd myself; some of "rJSexaof the Royal Osb and Jksear, the Kine's ?ecto?f>r*in, aDd some nf ib? jory who had foaod tn?'ps?s?rW?'RTiilty. w?re admitted within-.the-j .Miare. The crowd, was qmet and perfectly g ci tkp wi son ora 4 '/ Ttey ' oam e ea cir aep&rsf e iv "^in a carriage, eaoh.with two soldiers, precoded /by? toe itw> ?scRtjonsraanr another carriage, . and escorted bv a troop of cavalry. Aa soon (T ??ta? ?kee ati?B?M had seen that tho gutllc -*ttn* wae in order th? first cwriage ?me into -*t?e square, and the brigand Coeta was mado to *?aJhgh^^enha'WoteTice wus read over to bim. *?$tSFbA/waa randed' aver to be put to death. i^2^,T%?, ware being bound be requesiod jMjBa^hewgbt tot be-pot to PHD; and aa he s twannwrng: tiect to tho guillotine, he turned fa txtnaorowA onthenghT, and begged them to -? ?o?gTve him as he hoped to be forgiven of God. .tf Ak ie waa tilted fomard be wa* answered ky a ?V yali of execration, sad ip two seconds more the <:-4nlf#liid fallon and bis bead had rolled into _J*fa?:basket. Hext catao Alexia, the brigand accused of hariD?T-mardered Mr. Herbert. 1 watched bm demeanor -narrowly, and tboogc 1 'he' d'<3 not exhibit ? the eoorafnl ness' tvhj oh - made bim eo rea ark a Pie afc the trial, hetohfow V ?d AojfaoJaa* - that bar poese i ee? 'tho ' a tm os t V?>*?R?. Li*e Coat*, hw Urned, to t be by?tand I tf iard Mked themtVfcrgvni him. efl they ; hoped far salvation. They, were- ?twod hy the . m'ght ?lev had scon, and not a vo?co spited fa -!'"AJexfe; yet hiB blight eye never oac? quailed. Mieren at the sight of his ccmpsn:or/? beacl f?S* trunk. The next two brigand* exempted:-j SPWMFgb? ol whom ?tase therr-!tJooJjM8or b#ij>egn take^tx?ore uno. excursion, to Mara jfoihoa. Tba ?raVof thea o uttered- awteoue cry r*???? f?h^Dm??b?^ aVfS"tffirniffo tbe crowd The see/md'Hail to be lifted ont of the eortsgreibv ,t&e ewnrpoofeia^^t tsrh?s miserable ernacifrted. Iona waa ?tretchei a;. ?.|hlliengfh ha n'ttered> cry foi ftjnrtveneee. The bust of tboee who., suffered waa Photi; he. .i too. toad tobe lifted oat of the .carnage and t'tttlMij tho two mea waite Mts ?eBtb?iM wa? ^-being read over. He 6i?mi.d to be SulTerfng J'great paio. and he repeatedly begged of the *;?exe?gpners fa be caxefuJ to avoid hurling hiH *??^.%T?Fa'wwr,at length adjusted und tm-Ded * /w}0) bis;faAi"fa the ?TOand. aud bud uc*rct-u *^T:?i&:^ ig:, -j?n3,iyB0? :<r- ? ;> .' -v? . ... H?lMWmilB-iiBlfcHi ?n di? Otto ri Trida. ! Maasrs. Eloy aud MactiDtosb, in their week Vly freight cirrular, dased Bombay. May 31, for . Ehclaid, state that during tho first four davB O0f the pexi Kf under review iften days) there . '- :w?a sn: MI ive: irqony for.Liver pooU and ratee ??*CBM0St4m per ton, aod ?s tb? charter of a .artesmieyrwiwrted iast mail was cancelled a?tp !-1sflStf'wbA3i8A engaged room by her were com- ; Jr^^Arycome ki to ^a^^et^? >a j Jgag?d ?W.'h?tas al. iS3a. wr toa. the Stowell -?at^?ea at jE5?..6d" tho Kn sh ua 300 balee at Xa.?e.'asid tn* larxe steamer :Alabame? .1432 -?ori8,:jf?. The mafltet had an upward tea den cy doubt tb??o rates'would have been m^iatajped ^ **d ? : hot traraapirod t h at t wo ~L> rge- * te amers badbwotBtont toamve, viz:-The- Hritets .Jtar^iaO:'balea, at ?2K?s., s nd theBSziliaDj ?J6?;bale^(eirice arriveeg ai ?2 7B. M. to 12 11^ ^tOT/ 'ibfr'Frerich.?'steamer Afrique. ?ben arrived, add as the quaatxfy of. caxs;a for JS^r^'^8^6d T^??t|am^for^L^^^ 4^jai?p<ir ,Uaifi*, PXO?ADI. ahiptnent. On (tXu? .2th voftt? ttlegxaaui:: from Liverpool re ?0*t^rtW?QOt<oo mariait idecmiiOg; th? do jwfiflvjstesraftieignt Uiereupod boeame dull .nd rat? dfcc^etf fe. per ton,- ami the Alice, ^abirmrimito-hirog). The- mariel o'ose? ?trnr^^mand. '.rhe Ausuiaiu Lloyd's W.8jWuhx b?a.boQked ootton for Triaete Pj^owmK:- ssnamers isden- with -dotton sai?od for Lrrerpoo? ?Dce las* report r av witt Xm oalee: BenHaJ. 8232; Adalia, Joht? DtiGfih,. mi; Ladv Clive, 390?; ..!?^?f-S*Owe?L 5g00,aad Knanna, 4500. - Bxvyi'ta."a BaiOSM?mV?fP?r scir Rapldan^-so rena yhoi phatereck. jg*??o t-ttu -J TUe Charleston Cotton, Klee and J?as-al ' R?? A'OHW? CHARLEBTO.V NlWS, ' i t? nw yfinmsBDAX Ersmce; Jmy 20, IU?O. \ r . Corin*!.--The m art et - maim am efl about the charac.?T of th? flay..before, good, cotton being in ' reo.Best aid common kl mis dnU ana heavy; Sales ?j ?t?i\l ?^?H>te it -- ~ C?r?Bary?ogooa ordinary. 1 f.... .15 Afejtf r3a^fcfam?>,; ;ytffl^?.-. ;. : f.-, J7 .?H? J ?s^fmid4?^ .'. ' j .. ^^L^r?^martet?orthisgrala wasTlrm, but, . tiaaaa?BJohs? were light: 'teales ar tterceS of tl?an' Ct?SJmji^ ?)?f. m... Wr.?bote common to fair c^i^mait.'?isi^S^aigood 8*08X0 f tt. OXMoft Sroxxsi-The following transactions : U^^ic?^^ii.bp^ ?ow. pale to pale resin at W?*TO**.bSl; 67 bhls No. 1 ait $3@262,vi J bbis ' dirjat $a?, * bb? opaque at f2; 62" bbis .Na:2 to J ?X^r?M;3 at'ci'?5@I 75; SS bbisSo. 3 at $1^0. ^ynOBTS.-ToUverpool, by steam, direct a oral risA^iSsjBB^r^^- ^.uplands; il-Md j SpgMf^r? w? <lQOta '7-16d ?n 0!^i.'/cotton, ,and Aid. !? on sea l Island-cot^^: To Havre, by steam,/ Jl0mi:' j -*>*S^fei?<^,. ','Sb??lnai "at jfc ? on "uplands J, ao^v : X># : : ' on sea . islands. Coastwise to j ?Stm,-nm 'by^tteam,.. XQ 9 rh ?n-uplands 1 am?iic^ctvsalsasds: by sail? ?.c ^ fe onnp Undi' 'To nton, hy steam, nommai; by sall, I \ (BXe ? ft on uplands. To Philadelphia, by steam, 11 ??^ft e - uplands ; by -sall, somewhat domi- I aaL To Kenmore, by steam, HQXa 9 m on nplan<I?;hjr sa? somewhat nomina 1. RrcHANGB. - Sterling CO day bills nommai ? Dmnaric EXCHANGS.-The banks purchase sight I ^beextJ at x orr, and sell at ,v premium. Ont-1 "*i4?ts?ejl|^oha??at par#"^ premium, and sell I at X premium. o?^^?rymgi?t 2?@22. and selfing at 24@2 5. j n . markets by Telegraph. j FOBXIOK. LOUDON, Joly 20.-Noon.-Consols SOJ?. Bonds 1 nat, 80. Stocks flat,nomina!. LrixxPOOL, Jnly 20-Noon.-Cotton firmer bnt net higher; uplands 9;id; Orleans 9?d; sales 8000 I bales. " " ' . ^uua^July SO-r-Npon.-Bourse opened declin? ing.' Rentes 6if 400. . pomona ??w 'Hikx, July '20.-Noon.--Stocks weak. Honey eat per cent Gola 223?'. sterling, long lox ; short 1 OX- Bonds -873,'.. Tennessee ex-con po ns 02; new W^Vlrgipia ?x-cotipons 62; new 67. Ionhnana, md To^ievccs sixes 72; eights? old 99. Georgia'sevens 92;;. North Carolina ?X; I new SIX- Bout?f Caroitei ?X^ new IT. Flour a shade Armer and' In 'g^a demand. Wheat Btroag and ?let. Corn 2? jijgaer. PorK qclet ?n* Jr^ JATO; flpn, and wanteq, . cotton dnU J an*obr)Opmg; uplands 20c, Orleans 20><c- sales I SOO bales. ^ ' V i ' j. EwomR^rCotton aaiet and ,Cnn: salta 1000 j Mien; middling! aoxc. Flour supping. $iai 26 ' lower; better gradea joai^c higher^ State and I Weater% ?per O n* gtvfttft,?*t-: 8$u*h^aa/.orm ; common to fair extra %ti ?pt.7 50; good to choleo $7 50al0 25. Wheat 8a4c lower, closing heavy ; amber State $1 ?8?? <a%) winter red and amber Western ??al esk'. ??m: ?s?e1 better and ac-. jtalow $il2iila^wbfte $U8al 20. Beef Cnn; new plain mess $l2ai6:.new extra mess $l2al5. POTS: dimer; new S7a3i. ! Lard firmer; teemed 17J?C. Whiskey firmer at $1 033? e3J?. Groceries quiet and .steady. . .Naval stores un? changed. Tallow dall a: lOalOXC Freights finner and room scarce; cotton, by sall, 7-32; flour, by steam, 4s; by. saU 2s 6da3s; grain, by steam, li /Money"* eat Sterling" io. Govern? ments weak; Bixty-twos ?% Gold quiet at ?2. SoBtherns-New Tcnnessees and 'North Carolinas recovered from decline; others 'unsettled. ' B ALT?MOKK, Joly 20.-Flour advanced 50c; How? ard street superfine $6a6f?. Wheat higher; re? ceipts light; sales new Ved $1 seal 75; white $l 65 at so; Western $1 Wal SO. Oats, new and old, $1 ?54164. Pork firm. Bacon active; shoulders ld??c. Whiskey $1 osai os.. K ?? : CINCINNATI, July 20.-Ftour firm and quiet; family $7a7 25. .Corn, more sellers, than buyers at 94a96c. Whiskey $lal oi and in rair demand. Mess pork $31. Lard I6>ac. .Bacon held higher; I shoulders l4^c; clear. Sides'18C.'. . ; NOEFOLX, July 20.-Cotton dull and unchanged; I low .middling nominal at il xe; net receipts 40 . bales; exports coastwise 77; stock WSjL 8AV?VNAB, Joly 20,-Cotton quiet;, no stock; low nit?dlin.TS 17Xal7#?; sales 125 baies; net re. ceiptsi 263; exports coastwise 28?: stock 759L MOTTOS, Jury ?o.-conon dun ana prices nomi-. ! nai; middlingsTTS'c; sales 50 bales: net receipts I 81; exports to COD tlucnt SOO; coastwise tl; stock laMtt. NKW ORLK A-SS, Jnly 20.-Cotton dull and prices nominal;middlings l7al7tfo; sales 600 bales; net receipts S5^- coastwise l: ;.otal 9?; exports io france leo?; stock 65,695. Sagas, prime 13c No molasses. Whiskey 95a$i07?. Coffee prime and nominally at ITal?K? ? Stor?ng MaSA*. Sight K premium. Gold2l2?. WilBAlagtom'lKaurket. WILMINGTON. July M.-ToRr&VTiNK-Sales ol 838 bbls at $3 75 for virpin.^2 25 for yellow di and $120for hard,.. li'i Spmrre TJJRPBNTTN? ls Kc higher, and we quo I sales ai nz bb& at 860 pengi?lon for Southern. r RofliiJ-Sales of 4*4,obis at tl 35 forstraineh, $i401or strained, dettvered, and $4 soad for ext: a pale,-' T-?it-n bbls sold, at $1 30 per bbl.' . . i ; Interior Cotton M?rkcu.. ATLANTA, July lt.-The market closed at ltc fer middlings; 150 Tor-low Middlings; I4o for good erdi|iaTy:i3ofor ofdinari,j:i;^ &iiT j . MACON, July 18.-'Receiptt to-?ay 23 bales: sales *9: shipped 74. The market rontlnues dull, and p> ices are merely nominal.- We quote the best ti Uc. 'J.j yr . -1, COLUMBUS, July 18.-Our market In moderate demand; middlings 17c;low middlings 16??c;eaHs -60 bales; receipts Thales; shipments 37 bales. MONTGOMERY,- Jilly 18.-Market '?uir nommai; low mtddHng 35)?Hi6a, - b . .-' jtocwipt?-t>y KsHJuruttd, Joly ?0. j SOUTH. CAttOLINA BAI1.RQAJ>. 155 baies cotton, 71 bales goods, 2025 melons, 197 bbls naval.stores. 39 casks clay, 4 cars lum? ber, 2 cars wood; To W Q ' . Whllden S. cb; John? ston, Crews ? co. Smith A;"Chapeau. J Marshal!!, ArmRtroDf- A oo, J O Mai!..uer, E Welling. Frost *. Adger, H B tiralnfrer. O A Trenholm A Sou, C!ag horn, Herring A cu, Pelzer. Rodgers A oo, G li. wis A co, W W smith, G W WUllauis A co. and ti H Waiter A co. , IV-.' -". 3PfwswiH6*ir?. .Per'steamer pilot. BOT, from Beaufort; Pac!ric Landing and Ed lato-Miss ll E Perrin, C A BRI es. W M Chlsolm, Mis*' Murray, J Edd In gs. W W h al ey, Mrs Gaiilarii, child. and serrant, c W Rodgers, Mrs H Weldon, and 7. deck. VOHT CAMENDA, tc. ._- - MOOD'S PHAiiSS. F First Quarter, 6th, il hoars, io minutes, ovenin gl I Full Moon, 12th, 6 hours, 15 inmutes, evening. ? 'Last quarter, 30th, 8 hours. 67 minutes, morning. New Moon, 28th. 5 hours, 58 minutes, mornimt. i -!-!_i-:-1-L 18 Monday...... -19 Tuesday.-. -.20 Wednesday:. 21 Thursday 22 Friday. .28 saturday 24:Snndaj...... JULY. BUN: B2SX8. 6.. 6 6.. 6 -5.. 7 6.. 8 5.. 8 6.. 9 6..10 8TJU SKI'S. 7.. 6 7.. 6 7.. 6 7.. 6 7.. 4 7.. 8 7.. 3 MOON LAS. ll.. 6 ll..38 morn. 12.. fl 12..37 1..11 1..49 U10H : WATCH, mitta] J2..13I !.. 4 1..531 2..4J I 8..40 ' 4..04 j MAMINE NEWS. [CHARLESTON, B. C., JULY 21 . . ARRIVED YESTERDAY. 'Steamship'.-Prometheus, Gray, Philadelphia lett -mst. Mdse.. To ,\v A Courtenay, Railroad Agent, j H Abrahams, J D.'Alicon A co, Bollmann Bros. Hr H BSer, H Basb?m A' co, H Beyer, W S Rissen. Cameron, Barkley A co, L Chap?n, J H M Cbamachiero, M ?, Cohen, L Elias, B Felduann A co. Fogartle's Book House, W S Henerey, Hart A oe; A Johnson. B Johnson, CH Johnson, D Lopez. LiKenecke, CLKornahrens, G J Lunn, C Lilien - thal A co, J Marion, J Magrath. McQueen A co, P MeQueen, R H MoEihose. H A W. CFPanknin, A F Ravenel, Stenhouse A co, J Thomson A co, P p I Toale, J F Taylor A/ i,.P. Walsh, Waiker, Evans KArCogswen:?od Qro-r. -Experienced head.gales ail the passage. Steamer Pilot li??. White, Beaufort, Paoiflc Laoding-and BeaotJK. Mdse. To J D Athen A co, M B Lee, Frosts* Adger,.S J Burdell, Editors Rural,Carolinian. .... .. -> ' Steamer Gazell* Hammer, Norfolk, Va, via Wlimioiiton."N C. To C C Coe. CLEANED YESTERDAY. "Sehr lUpidan. flj;lj:.as. Baltimore-T*<J?en holm. ' i SA1LLL? YESTERDAY; J Ss'ij-'?ai'i iaa.. llujjgjus. t rtitim-.-re. FROM THIS POK'.'. Brig Jos?ieADevereax,C]ark,laverpooi, Joly ?6. CLEARED FOR THIS PORT. igSchr ?ienry Harteao, Jones, at New York, July MEaOSAHDA. Tha sehr Susanna, Packard, Tram Bucesvillevt-S C, arrived at Baltimore July 18. LIST OF VESSELS CT, CLBAMCD ' AKO SAILXP Fort TH1K 1*0KT. FOREIGN.. f IJVKtroOL. - The Kaihleen, Lester,-cleared.Jnut ia . D O M TIC. BOSTON. Batt Eva H Fisk, Smery, cleared.J ul v fi Brig Fanny H Jennings, Noble, np.Joly ic Scar .Gettysburg, ?mlth, cleared..:.Jone>ao ? i-; : KHW Y OBX. Bark Lamplighter, Beach, cleared.Jane 22 Sehr Wm Bernent, Benny, ap.._-_. ..May vi Behr Mjrrover, Brown, cleared.July 2 Bohr Beary Harteau,.Jones cleared...._July iv 8cht Lilly, Hughes, up.:.Jnly 14 i Sehr N W Sarita, Tooker, cleared.July 15 nnL&siLPHiA. Sehr Ella Matthews, MeSlwee, cleared.... Jniy l Sehr Irene Messervey; Wall, cleared.July 12 Behr Frank Jameson, Jameson, cleared...Jaiv 14 BALTUIOBZ. Brig Lewis Clark, Cobb, cleared.May 22 Sehr J H Stickney. Fooks, cleared..July '7 Sehr Matoaka, Fooks, up.Jnly 23 BOCKPOI?T, ME. Brig Manzanilla, Spear, sailed.June 15 __J?. ICE! ICE! ICE! ;-:-:3;;--v'-. ?;. .. . . ' FOR SALE J000 TONS HEAY? MAINE ? ii E. APPLY IMMEDIATELY TO ?. C. BABS O IV, ' SAGADAHOCK HOUSE, JulylS-12 BATH, MAINE. J_Bentai Notice. R. SOLOMONS,^ D, DENTIST, Informs those ot his patients requiring his ser? vices that he will leave the city about the isr OF AU0TJ8T. to be absent tmffl the latter part or 8ep tembe?,.v _ Julys jpR. BING'S PILE REMElty. For sale bf ' ' i)a. B. ?AER. july5 ? . j HTTIu^UM B 8 T' 'EB^ABE: This tr I ie aphorism, thoa gh generally' applicable to-our worldly actions in every day life, can, with great propriety be used to exemplify Ute errors we'are so apt to commit with reference to a c ire? ful attention to our health. '. >'To err ls human," as regards the means we ought to employ to preserve a healthy condition of the body. The blood la called the life of the body-the biotic fluid-keep this up to the natural standard and health is produced and Ufe is prolonged.. All the functions of the human frame, the cir- - eolation, the digestion, the secretions and excre? tions, Bleep, mental vigor, Ac, are performed per? fectly If the life fluid is In a healthy condition. SOLOMONS'S BITTERS will be found Ute -great biotic corrector, the producer of the red' parti? cles or the blood, enriching and purnong "lt, whereby the. whole raaohlhery of the body wiu'do its.duty naturally.''" ? '" ' Jnly20-tnths3 ?S-THE BLOOD IN BUMMHfc.--T3i; blood deteriorates in hot weather. Profuse.per? spiration deprives lt of a portion of Its. nour? ishing and reproductive properties. Conse 1 qaently in simmer the flesh loses. In some degree, its fl mine ss, the muscles lack their usual elasticity and vigor, anti the weight vt tire body diminishes. These ar? clear indications that the ordinary sup ' pry or the life-sustaining principle afforded hy the rood we ?at ls hot -sufficient to ' meet ? the require meets of thc system under a high temperature. There ls another reason for this besides the direct influence or the heat,.'via: the loss of appetite and the weakening of the digestive powers which it occasions, tinder these circumstances,' a whole? some ie vigoran t is evidently Reeded, and the best aad safest- rs HOSTETTKR'S STOMACH BITTERS. This admirable vegetable tonic and alterative acts favorably upon the system in several, ways. lt increases the appetite and facilitates digestion, thereby inclining the stomach to receive and en? able it to assimilate a due amount of nourish? ment. lt also tones the relaxed secretive organs sand- the bowels. Under its operation the process oiTtaaciafton,- occasioned of the drain through i ?hepeYeaiB mrested.vihe whoieframo refreshed 'ami-invigorated, and the spirits cxhilarai cd. Thc ! dyspeptic, the Mitons, the nervous, the debilita j ted, scarcely need to be-told that lt ,1s precisely j she stimulant and corrective they ought to take j at this season. Thousands of them know the i 'fact hy experience. Nothing in the ph arranco ' pscia (or-outof it) win supply its place-least ol j -ail, thc trashy local nostrums, wtiloh some un .: scrupulous dea'ers would be glad, for the benefli ; "of their own pockets, to peddle ont In Its stead. \ : Juiyio-ojac ? .... , l'??TA (HtAND KPOOH Di SCIENCE.-j : From the time when, in 1934, Dr. RUGGE discov i ef ed '' 'Carbolic A cid ? and K S ex traor dLn airy rn e d i 1 cal ejects, nothing in the history of Medicine tia. . equalled- lt. Largely -used by the French physi ! clans in treatment of c onsnmp tlve and s ero m . i ons diseases, it was Introduced by the Court Phy -delan Of Swim, MAX ERNST HENRY,into Pms I sta, and rr OE thence to the om ted states; No thing else of the-present day can equal HEN RVS SOLTJLIOS OR OAKBOLIO CONSTITUTION RENOVATOR. Patients get better ofter only OTU eos-: hos l*?en taken, and we cordially recommend it to the public.-(Editor "Argos." lani: lvr MANHOOD AND WOMANHOOD. Essays Xor young men, on the passional attrac? tion or tne^ sexes, and the happiness ot TBX? MABBUOS, when perfect manhood and perfect womanhood unite to consecrate the union. Seni free, In sealed envelopes. Address, HOWARD . ASSOCIATION, Box P,-Philadelphia, Pa. jnays4-8aioB_[ ySr DO SOT TAKE OUBWOBD, BUT TRY XT.-VT. 3. BRADl'IELD'S FEMALE REGU? LATOR will relieve ali Irregularities, relieve all irritation Of kidneys, purify the blood, give ton? aud strength to the whole system, imparting a rosy hue To the cheeks, and cheerfulness to the mind. . J.':!', For tale by GOODRICH, WINEMAN A CO. junSS-stnthfimoa_ MANHOOD,--? MEDICAL ESSAY on :ke Cause and Cure of Deailne in Premature ; Man, the treatment of Nervous and Physical De ? bnty, Ac. ..There is no member or society by whom thin I book will cot be round useful, whether such per I eon holds the. relation cf Parent Preceptor 01 Clergyman/'-Medical Times and Gazette. Sent tty mall on receipt ? o? fifty cents.- Address j rte Author, Dr. B. DiF. CURTIS,'' Washington. pr AWAY WITH SPECTACLES.-OLD Eyes made new. easily, without doctor or medi? cines. Sent postpaid on receipt of io cents. Ad? dress Dr. E. B. FOOTE, Na 130 Lexington avenue. ' Sew \'ork. decl6 CDrcgs, (Erinairals, Sst. g W E E T QUININE ls a recent improvement, i Replaces the use of the Bitter Sulphate -Quinine, with which ali are familiar. DOSE FOR DOSE, it is warranted fully equal in every way to Ritter Qtrinine, and, Mkeit, ls the one great, posi? tive and unfailing cure for ali DISEASES OF MALARIOUS ORIGIN. Fever and Agce, Intermittent Fever, Chill Fever, Remittent Fever, Bilious Fever, Dum!- Ague, and the long train of disorders 'clio wing" these when neglected. . . SWEET QUININE is made solely, from Peruvian Bark (so is Bitter Quinine,) thefore it is-of vegetable origin, and not a mineral poison, but, on tne contrary, is proved to beone*of the.elements found in the blood of all healthy persons. SWEET QUININE acts at an antidote to, as well asa cure for. Mala? rial or Miasmatic Poison, the absorption or which by the lungs causes Intermittent Fevers, Ac The only advantage claimed for SWEET QUININE over the ase of old Bitter Quinn.e is the entire ab -sence of that intense, persistent bitterness, wldca j in the latter is an insurmountable obstacle to its ase with most persons, and always with children. . ' SWEET QUININE : -in Jntwororms-in Powder, for the use of Physt olans and Druggists, and Plaid for use in the family and for the general public. STEARNS, PARR A CO., MANUFACTURING CHEMISTS. NEW YORK. , -'For sale by DOWIE, MOISE & DAVIS. msylQ-tnthsSmos_ glCIENTIFIC PROGRESSION Has unveiled to :*e lig.'r. ?f 2sjr TrHJ BITTER, MEDICATED INFUEIOS Known to the people as SOLOMONS'S E 1 ? T E ? S ! The Care Xor Dyspepsia And itu attend. Lg Sv:^. The Preventive to All Malarial Diseases. The Regulator of Thc Liver and Stomact. The .. Help " To Nursing Mothers. THE PURE. PROMPT AMD PERFECT TOXIC C? THE PERIOD. Prepared at ta? Laboratory o? A. A. SOLOMONS A 00.. Wholesale Druggists. . Savannah. Ca. j ?-Sold by all Druggists: . ,W- S. CORWIN A -CO. will supply lt c: Propr.e- I tore' prices. . '. .?. '. . mcb]-tuthsGmoi- f jp?CIFIG MA?L STEAMSHIP COMFYS THROUGH LINS TO CALIF OBNI A, CHINA AND JAPAN. FARES GREATLY REDUCED. Steamers of the above line leave Pier ^fjSjfatv Ko. 42, North River, foot or Oaaai^MaKfi street, New Yorkvat J2 o'clock noon, of the stn and 21 st. of every-mon th. (except when these dates fall on Sunday^ thoo the Saturday preced? ing. ' Departure of the 21 st connect?t Panama with steamers for South Pacific and Central American ports. Those of 5th touch at Manzanillo. .Steamship CHINA leaves San Francisco for Ja? pan and China August 1,1870.. .'No California steamers touch at Havana, but go direct from New York to Asplnwall. . One hundred pounds baggage free to each adult. ' tedlclne and attendance free. FprPassageUckets brother information apply at the . COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on the wharf, foot of Canal street. North River, New York. F. R. BABY, Agent. Jolyl6-lyr F OR NEW YORK [ON SAT?RDAT.] The superior 'first-class side-wheel steamship MANHATTAN. M. S. Woodhull, Commander, of the New York and Charleston Steamship Com? pany's Line, will leave Adger's South Wharf OD SATURDAY, the 23d July, at 1 O'CIOCILP. M. 9W- The MANHATTAN ls handsomer; and com? fortably fitted up for passengers, and her table ls supplied with au of the delicacies of the New York and Charleston markets. 4^ Insurance by thts Line half per cent. aa- Cotton taken to New York. Liverpool, Bos? ton, Providence, and the New England manufac? turing towns at lowest market rates. ?-The Side-wheel Steamship CHAMPION, R. W. Lockwood, Commander, follows on SATUR PAT. July ao, at 6 o'clock P. M. Julyl8 JAMES AUGER A CO., Agents. OR NEW YORK-ON THURSDAY. .The fast screw Steamship "ASHLAND," Crow -ell, Commanders jvlll-j?flll for New York an THURSDAY, july 2isC?C?dr-paBfcio o'clock A. M., from PIER No. 2. UNION .WHARVES. ..: I The ASULAND^ircobnett -WH?I the Liverpool Steamship CO bf?AOOT-.of'. Messrs. WILLIAMS A GUIOS'BLIKE,paijityrials.2?. '..X 5 .Tl Insurance by tue "Steaaisnips of this Une % pe? cent. ' ' - The Steamship CATHARINE WHITING. Howes. Commander, wilt sall'onvtb? following WBDNES D AY. Joly 27, ate o'clock P. iL For Freigut engagements only, apply to WAG? NER, HUGER A GO., No. 28 Broad street, or to WM. A COURTENAY, No. 1 Union Wharves. Julyl4_. _ Jp O R PHILADELPHIA THE REGULAR STEAM LINE-WEEKLY. The Screw Steamship PROMETHEUS. Grey, Commander, will saU for Pniladel-. phla direct, on FRIDAY, July 22d, at half-past l o'clook P. M., from Brown's South Wharf. sa-Insurance hy the steamers of this Line H per cent. For Freight engagements, or Passage (cabin $15,) apply to WM. A. COURTENAY, Agent, ? Julyl8-mtuth?4 _No. l Union Wharves. , BALTIMORE, . PHILADELPHIA, BOS-; TON, AND THE CITIES OF THE NOP.TB WEST. THROUGH BILLS OF LADING GIVEN FOB COTTON TO BREMEN. The nhs Steamship *'FALCON,"?fjflEht Horsey, Commander, will sail for Bal- ??JjuB? Minore on THURSDAY, 2lstJnly, at ll:30A. M., making close connection with the BremeD steam? er (' BERLIN") Of the 27th. 49- Philadelphia Freights forwarded to thai etty by railroad, from Baltimore without addi? tional Insurance, and Consignees are allowed am-1 pie time to sample ! and sell then* Goods from theRallroad Depot lo Pldladelphla. . PAUL 0. TRENHOLM, Agent, Julylft-o . ! No. 2 Union Wharves. Jjl O R FLORIDA,' (ONCE A WEEK,) VIA SAVANNAH, FERNANDINA, JACKSON? VILLE. PILATKA AND ALL POINTS ON ST. JOHN'S RIVER. The Steamer DICTATOR will sall _ . ?*T-o*?? on and after the 5th July for above?^^Sg^ places every TUESDAY EVENING, at BOBUCK. . Fare from Charleston to Savannah, including meals and berth, 18.. ja:vi 10R SAVANNAH, BEAUFORT AND PACIFIC LANDING. EDISTO AND ROCKVILLE. Steamer PILOT BOY. Captain C. - C. White, will sall for the above, places as follows: TUESDAY MORNING, at 8 o'clock, for Eilis to, lockville, racine Landing and Beaufort. THURSDAY MORNING, at s o'clock, for Pacific Landing, Beaufort and Savannah. Freight toEdlaro reduced 50 per cent. J. D. AIKEN A CO., juniT ! J.! south Atlantic Wharf. VESSELS SUPPLIED WITH CABIN AND MESS STORES ON SHORT NOTICE. Captains and stewards are respect-^-&fia?. fully invited to call an*l examine the5jy?j?g? quality and prices of our GOODS. Full we:gm guaranteed. Delivered free of expense. WM. S. CORWIN A CO., No. 275 King street, opposite Base:. Charleston, S. C. aa- Branch of No.'OOO Broadway, New Tort. }an2< S Railroads. OUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD. C- CN ERAL SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFIO*. 1 CHASLBSTON, S. C.. May ll. 2870, \ On and alter Sunday. M&?' lith, the Passenger Tretns upon the south Carolina Railroad wu rvn as follows: TQR AUGUSTA. Leiive Charleston.?.'.6.50 A. JJ. Axsivs dt Augusta..4.x6 P. M. K)R COLUMBIA, Les.ve chu leaton._S.8C A. M. Arriv? at Columbia..4.10 P. M. FOE CEAKLE5TOK Leave Angosta.....LJ.E.oo A. M Leave Columbia.;.7.45 A. M. Arrwe at Charleston.,.2.20 P. M. AUGUSTA ViGET EX7B388. (Sundays excepted Leave Chtrlcfton.?.SC P. ki Leave Augusta.coe s. ht Arrive at Augusta.......'.05 A. M. Arrive av Charlesron.i.40 A. M. COLUMBIA NIGHT EATRESS. (Sundays es-ifpred.) \ Leave Charleston.:."?0F. M. j Leave Colombia.....7.50P.M. Arrive at Columbia.6.00 A M. Arrive s: Charleston.:.C.?5 A M. SUXMEKVtlLS TEilK. Leave Charleston.2.50 r. H. Arrive at Sn m mernie.4.10 ?. M Leave Summerville...7.10 A V Arrive at Charleston.?.26 A V Camden enc^jCorambia Passenger Trains on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS' ani SATURDAYS, and be? tween Camden and Kiaevilie daily, (SandayB ex cepted.i connects with Sp aa-! down Day Pas? sengers at Ringville. Leave Camden. .'..6.?r> A.M. Arrive at c?lumfc;a..:._ll.oo AIL Leave Columbia.?.. .LOO P. M. Arrive at Camden.,.MO P. M. ' '. H. T. PEAKE, tr.ayis r General Superintendent. JJOMOOPATHIC REMEDIED. A>F-0LI? ASSORTMENT just r? selfed by DA H.' B??R. j-'jj N?. ??l Kee'iag s're?% ?Xmtllaruoae. RISH ROOFING FE-LT. THE BEST. CHEAPEST AND M08T DURABLE Material for Rooting Known. For-aale by CAMERON, BARKLEY fk CO., Corner Meeting and Cumberland streets, tnclr246mo_Charleston, S. 0. GEORGE PAGE & CO. MANU FA crt* RECS OP Patent Portable Circular ta Mills, STEAM ENC!NES?j=T^ No. 5 Schroeder Strost^/. f^\^ HT'Send for Catalogues and Pri?e-L?sts: Junel8-3moB'D?w ; '? MARENGO FEVER. A ND .AGUE CURE. A certain cere for CHILLS AND FEVER-I gen? uine Southern preparation, purely vegetable; a tonic and fever preventiv?. highly recommended, and stands unequaled tty any pr?paration now offered. To persons residing in unhealthy sec? tions it is invaluable. Warranted-No Humbne. For sale by al! Druggists, and by G. J. LUHN, Agent, Druggist, southeast comer King and John sts., lunlfMrnosmtn _ Charleston. S. C. MANHOOD r "^D/^HT' JHOW LOST-HOW RE V^s^^^s^ STORED I Just published ia a sealed envelope. Price si* ^A^ECTURE on the NATURAL TREATMENT and Radical Cure of Spermatorrhea or Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Emissions, Sexual Debili? ty, and Impediments to Marriage generally; Ner? vousness, Consumption, Epilepsy and Fits, Men? tal and PayBlcal Incapacity, resulting from self abuse, Ac, by Robert J. Culvcrwell, M. D., author of the "Oreen Book," Ac "A boon to thousands or sufferers.'" Sent under seal, in a plain envel? ope, to an; address, postpaid, on receipt or nix cents or two postage stamps, by CHAS. J. C. KLINE A CO., No. ISi Bowery, New York, rostofllce Box No. 4586. Also, Dr. CuivcrweU's .'MARRIAGE GUIDE." pr"*e 26 cents. may7-stnthnm"s "gNOCH MORGAN'5-f SONS* ? ESTA Bi" SEE !> "if Cf-. CH Washington street, N. Y. SA PO LIO I? Better and Cheaper than Soap. mehi tut him os HE FOUNTAIN SYRINGE. SELF ACTINA.-NO PULPING.-NO AIR INJECTED. The best universal SYRINGE in :he r.:.-.rket. It ls recommended by the first Physicians o: the country. It is so ?imple *;:a: '.: '"anno* 8s* Oat o' order. There are no verves, ana nothing ?hat wi:: cor? rode One will last a life time. Dr. JOS. H. WARREN, an eminent rhisieian, Boston writes :o the mannra?turers: 'From the fact of its simplicity an? corre :; principle in the structure o' your 'Fountain Sy? ringe,' and .'or the easy manipulation, practical ?le result, and comfort to 'be patient, I hav? re;crn mended tills iustramest extensively." The Profession arc invite." TO ca".; an ' ~r.?rr..y.e tho apparatus. For sale. w^c-:esi'.e mi rfltail. by Dr. H. BA Eil. NJ. 131 Meeting stree*. maySO Agent for South Carnhca. ffANLY INFALLIBLE REMEDY J KNOWN."' ..FREE FROM POISON, NOT DANGEROUS TO UeE." 'COSTAR'S'' RAT, ROACH. Ac; EXTERMINATOR Dcstrovs them effectually and Forever. ..COSTAR'B" EED-BUG EXTERMINATOR certaln.-sure and quickly Prevente*". .COSTAR'S" INSECT POWDER -.ONLY I'URE) Instantly ""?Es Koajhee, Bed-Eug--, Motl.-b and insects. tar- For saiSny ".".sc only !*COSTAR;S." Special Wholesale Agents at Charleston. GOODRICH. WINEMAN 4 CO. So:d by ali Druggists. r?3y4-wjym?c Cabine!-iRaking, &'r. ^.ABircrT-MAKIKG AND UPHOLSTERY N;.7"? ?NDs,TJIt*7ANTL??L'Y DONE BT J. L. LUNSFOSI?, NO. J7 Q:I?.?D Sffees. ? wi*'"; to :Z?J7K "v ?ri2E?s an<* -iii psbiic pen ?raily that the Hospita) ;.:r SICK FURNITURE is st::i at N:? 2~ (;t?es;i street, wnere ?li the diseases ?ha: Farniturj il he;:- :o will be cured speedily en:i :-n the most rcasonahle.teirms as JKUSL send in. jfcersfore, ali your .?tel: ami wc?sded patientr.'an-: I wii: -?es! them anti nia?ce glad the the heart? or all those wi.o favor .re irita octree age in this lice. .I would reapectf-jiiy beg le^veta call vo-jr at? tention to the fact that ! am sc-iiag the best Sew? ing Machines to be .'onn.l in the marke:, all com? plete, for only $1*. CH!1 and examine'cr your? selves, ar'J read tbs tcetirconiala.in favor o' the Improved Common . Sense Family Sewing Ma? chine, and then Juin sure yo i will ihkn One home with you. J. L. LUNSFORD, - . Nc 27 Queen ulreet, near Calder House TT-T.^MTNG'S WORM CONFECTIONS, JP/ (SANTONINS.) *niey are rarely vegetable, safe-anri sure. The bett in "38e, For finie by . Dr. H. BABB, . ? f. -ito. isa Meeting street. ZCli Wholes-tie Acent ff I I'-'' - Steam (Engines, '&L J OB T ABIE AND STATIONARY S T E ArM ENGINES, ? A. W MILLS, AC. As agents -THE STEAK ENiYTSE COM? PANY OF WATLTtTOWN. N. Y." we have sokl several of these ?t;pe:\ >r En?-nes. They have,, iu every-iBHacce, given en:::r> sv'smction, and we take pirr.*"? .:: rocori.'nGcndlug them to Planters ?B'* ojlivi?. dejare now prepared to flllonkr- r.EiiUCF-D PRICES for cash,' or approved-city acceptance, for PORTABLE ENGINES (MOUNTED ON WHEELS OR OTHERWISE) FROM 4 TO 20 HORSE POWER. STATIONARY ENGINES FROM 12 TO Ut . * EORSE POWER. Circulars, with Price List List of Engines, Saw Mills, ?c., furnished on application to GAII.LARI) ?fe MINOTT, FACTORS, Julylf-s _ ADGER'S NORTH WHARF. - Unsnxamc. i - , H E . P 0. L I C Y - H O L D E R S ' LIFE AND TONTINE ASSURANCE .. COMPANY OF THE SOUTH, Mo. *S BROAD STREET, C HA RLE STON, S. C. WM. M-.?BCP.Nr.Y. President. GEORGS E. BOGGS, Secretary. E.' P: ALEXANDRE, vice-President and Actuary. JOHN T. DARBY. M. D., Medical Adviser;. J". F. GiLMEH. Vice-president, h sldent In Georgia, AUGUSTINE T. SMYTHE. Solicitor. ; E. NYE-HUTCHISON, vice-President, resident In JAMES CONNER, Counsel. Nor:li Carolina. TRUSTEE?. William MrF.uriicy. William C. Boe, Koben Mure Andrew Slmunds, John I!. Dukes, George W. Williams, JamPE R. rangle, Lew lr D. Mowry Wm. K. Kyan,j J. Eli Gregg. J. Harvey Wilson, R. Nye. Hutchison, 'A B. Vance, M. Mc Rae, J. F. Gurner, william Duncan, John Screveii, John L. Haidee, John E. Palmer, R. O'Neale, Jr.. John T. Dirty. M. ft. Wm. M. Shannon, 1). Wyatt Aiken, Cues J. Patterson, Rev. James P. Boyce, Robt.-L. McCanghrin, Ceorge U. McMnster, Henry Bischoff, Wm. G. Whiidttn, A.& Johnson, George H. Monett, James Conner, . George E. Boggs, John H. Devereux, E. P. Alexander, E. J. SiovL : l.-fi &gvio !oj;" FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS deposited with Comptroller-General for protection orPoltcy-HolderSv More thar. ONE MILLION DOLLARS of Assurance appNed for I ; This Company, having complied with all the conditions of its Charter, is now prepared to Issue tho usual Toras of Life and Endowment Policies on the Cash system. CASH PREMIUMS! CASH DIVIDENDS! CASH POLICIES ! All Policies nori-forfeltflble a'ter the payment of ONE Annu?' Premium. . Paid-up Policies issued on surrender of the original for an equitable am--nt. Purely MUTUAL I No Stockholders I AU Prohts DIVIDED among the i'olicy-Eoldere. Dividend? declared Annually. Dividends ouce declared are non-forfeltable, and may be used :o re-luce the Premium, to Increase the amount of Assurance, or to make the Policy self-sustaining. Dividends left with the Company, however applied, may beaned, In case of need, to pay Premiums. Investments confined by Charter to the most solid and reliable Secnritie^. HO- Patronize the only Life Assurance in the Slate, and keep your MONEY AT SOME. july4-3mo9D*o - i tt a i lr o a? Gnp plies. STEAM ENGINES AND ENGINEERS' SUPPLIES. A rall assortment of BRASS and IRON EIT? TINGS, for flteara and gas-Utters and plumbers. S:eam Guajees, Gnagecocks, Low Water Detec? tors, Oil Cups, Tools for machinists and black? smiths, Bellows. Ac. For sale by CAMERON. BARKLEY A CO., Corner Meeting and Cumberland streets, mehi? 6mo Charleston. S. C. B E L T I N G A large Stock of Leather and Rubber BELTING and IfJBBER GOODS, inclnrtlng Manhole anti Handhole Gaskets, (al) sizes.) Hose, Sheet Rub her for packing, Pure Vulcanized Gum for valve?. Ac ALSO, . "Regulation" LEATHER HOSE, donble-riveted and of approved manufacture. For sa'.e by CAMERON, BARKLEY A CO.* Corner Meeting and Cumberland street*. mch24 6ino ? Charleston, s C. QU CL'MUER-WOOD PUMPS. The escapes: sud tes: PCMP now In nse. Thc? g'.ve co taste tu the wstr-r and are applicable it every locality. For sale by CAMERON. BARKLEY A CO., Comer Meeting anil Cumberland streets, mc&M fimo Charleston. S C. gTEAM ENGINES, BOILERS. STEAM PUMPS,'! CIRCULAR SAW MILLS. S'.rgle ?n 1 ?'.ouKe-acting Li:: ?.nd Force PUMPS, H. Di-.-tun A Son's Ce'.ecrated Circular, Gang. Eand ?nd Cr.^-C-t Sr.ws. Also, Miners' and En g neers" Sr?pr--?c '.- itreat variety. Shovels. PickF, AC. F'jr sait hy CAMElltlN. BARSLEY A CO., C:rn?r Mec:;ng and Cumberland streets, ti-,Kh24 ri Charleston. S. C. Jg AK IRON AND STEEL. FJngiitsh and American Red ned. in bars English and American common, In bar? Boiler Plate and Sheet Iron Bolts, Nuts and Washers.;; For sale hy CAMERON, BARKLEY A CO., Comer Meeting and Cumberland streets, mch24 6mo Charleston, S. C. ^THITE LEAD, jOOLORS AND PAINT Pttre Raw and Double-Boiled LINSEED Oil English and American White Lead Taints :'n 0:1, in great variety. ALSO, Ac extensive assortment jj E RUSE ES. FOT ?aie by CAMERON, BARKLEY A CO. Corner Meeting and Cumberland streets, rcc'r.24 fimo Charleston, s. c. JpiTiiFOK GAS, STEAM ASD WATER. Sole Agency o'MORRIS TASKER A CO.'S Pas? cal L-on Works. At store of CAMERON, BARKLEY A CO., Corner Meeting and Cumberland streets. rz7h24 6mo Charleston, s. C. IL;, NAILS Or the best brands, rnXuding Parker Mills ?nd CAMERON. PARKLEY A CO.'S JCenualled St has mara" CUT NAILS. ALSO. A rr.:: stock wrought aid en: SPIKES. TOT ?ale hy CAMERON. BARKLEY ? CO., Cerner Meeting and Cumberland streets, mg-1'^ Wno _ Charleston. S. C. Q I L > GILI OIL: Winter S'.:a.ne? SPERM, Extra Lard C. B. A Co.'e Engine OH, Paraphene Spimi:* Olive Oil, Cotton Seed Oil w^hitc Oak (West Virginia; 03. For sale by CAMERON, BARKLEY A CO., Corner Meeting and Cumberland streets. mch34 6mo Charleston, S. C. SUPERIOR COLOGNE WATER, 'n -. ? . .. In Manufactur?e" ?nd -or Bale by . 0 Dr. H.B?EFL I? 0C?6 ^C. 133 Mating PtrreW G S E A T G E T. M A N BIT. T E^RJS t TH? PURE"*?! MEDICATED CORDIAL T ii E ACE! ALT?RAI."? r.. AN1MUL1?US, axd INVIGORATING PROPERTIES. LIPPMANN GREAT GERMAS B?TTER8 ia pre? pared from the original German receipt now ia the possession ol the proprietors, and is the same preparation thar was used In Germany upwards of a century ago; and to-day it is the household remedy of Germany, recommended by its most eminent physicians. L 1 T P M A N . S GREAT GERMAN BITTERS ' ls composed of tie purest alcoholic essenee of Germany's lavonte .'leverage, impregnated with the 'ulcts and extracts of rare herbs, roots and bar its: a'.l of which combined malte lt on?; of the best and serest prepKrf.ioas for tne cure or Dyspepsia; toss of Toni-lis The Stomach. . and Dig v. tl ve O? gam, . HERVOUS DEBILITY, LANG OUR, CONSTIPATION. LITER COMPLAINT, GENERAL EXHAUSTION, ?ftF ? . AS ATELVENTIVE FOR CHILLS AND FEVER, Ai- D MALARIOUS DISEASES GENERALLY. F 5 M A L HS Will find LUTIUAS'S GREAT GERMAN BITTERS the best tonis known fur the diseases to whlc? they are generally subject, ar.d where a gentle stimulas: is re:r.mrr.er:ded. MA?'EBVS ElA'FF, S. C.. Jone 2, 1870. MESSHS. Lirra AU A Br.o.: - Inclosed please And money foi one case of you^ German Bitters. Persons wit? have bought them from me express having bee:) greatly benefited by :?:e!rnse. Yvur-. KC, .J. R. FITTS. QsAvsziron?. >. June 4,1870. MESSR5. LIITMAN A BKO. : Tnclosed Und $50: send us iorf if your Bitters; they are taking w?:;. Y?cry, s?. :-'. :.. *'V. usn CHAN & co. Depots \tt <J:.<...?;i.r. 5. C. : H. G. T?OTT, M*. S. r.UIL?HAM, A. W. UCK EL A CO., G. J. LU3X, Tr. A. SKRtxr., wfcc-lssi:? Age:::;: HENRY BISCHOFF A CO. STEFFENS. WERNER A DCCEER, DOWIE, MOISE i DAVIS, U.-^gglsts, CLACIUS A WITTF. aprl6-6mos JAMES CONNER'S SONS KNITED STATES TYPE AND ELECTROTYPE FOUNDRY AND PRINTER'S WAREBOOSE, N08. 28. 30 ATI! 3? CENTRE STREET, CDSNEK READ AND DUANE STREETS, .V E W T C Z F. A large Stock Ol ENGLISH AND -GERMAN ACES, both Plain and Ornamental, kept on ir and. All Type cast at this establishment la lanmacturedsrrom the metal known os Conner'? tequailed Hard Type Metal.. Every arttcte ne.. *fla??rP^iti^gOffice 'urniaoed. ;*n29 stuthemoe*' 377 ? . ""rr**

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