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To Medical Students,

TO Medical Students,
ATTENDING BOTH SCHOOLS OF MEDICINE
IN THIS CITY.
THOMAS IL. WHITE,
MEDICAL
GENERAL BOOK SELLER,
Io5.,."... Canal street.....,..I05
CNEAR ST. CHARLES
Would respectfully call attention the following NEW
EDITIONS of
IMPORTANT TEXT BOOKS.
cHuRGHILLs -DwIFERY-A New American, from the
Fourth Corrected tEnarged Edition, with One Hundred
and Ninety -FourIllu tons with Additions by CoNDIE.
WILSON'S Acknowledged and speciaD-A New Ed
ton from Enlarged London Edition; nearly 400 Illus
trations. Edited by VIM, II, Gobecht NJ D,
DRuITTs sURGERy-A New and Revised Edition, from
the Eighth English Edition with 1872 Illustrations.
wATsoNs PRACTICE OF PHYsIc-A New Edition, with
Extensive Notes by GoNDIE.
GRAY's ANATOMY Descriptive and surgicai-with 1853
Engrayings.
GROSS, sURGERYIn Two Large Octave Volumes being
complete American Treatise that subject and illustrated
by nearly 1900 Enerayngs.
MIR. WHITE
Would also call attention 10 the following Books used in the
above Colleges:
WOODS PRACTICE
DUNGLIsoN's PRACTICE.
FURGUsoNis SURGERY.
ERICKsoNls SURGERY z
=RAMsBoTHAMs OBSTETRICS.
CAzEAU's MIDWIFERY.
WOOD & BAoHE's DIsPENsAToRY-11th Edition
ALSO
WORKS BY THE BEST MEDICAL AUTHORITIES,
Diseases of Women and Children,
SPECIAL DISEASES.
LRIDY's CELEBRATED WORK ON HUMAN ANAT.
ONLY, just received.
H- Medical Students and Professors will be shown every
attention. nj 2pst
FTise Fashionable Clothing.
Il. sTR1NGER Sc Co,
Have Removed their Stock of Goods
FOR A SHORT TIME,
~ Common street.........47 Common street.
ONE DOOR FROM MAGAZINE STREET.
In consequence Of the interruption to their business caused
by the accident their Store the "a inst they viii SELL
OFF THEIR STOCK of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
GREA TLY RED UGED P RICES!
ovERCoATs AND GARRIcKs,
BUSINESS SUITS,
SUPER CLOTH FRooK COATS, .
PANTS, VESTS, etc, etc, etc.
"A Large Stock off, =z
AT LESS THAN COST
SHAKER FLANNEL, MERINo COTTON AND SILK
Undershirts. Drawers, Half Hose. etc.
o24 2pf
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Grand Marshal,
ADoLPHE MAzUREAU.

AUQLf Ii u NJ A Il U II E A U.
-Aids-
JOHN L. GuBERNAToR. JOSEPH HERNANDEZ,
ERNEST ToLEDANo. ERNEST MoREL,
THos. AsKEW, VICTOR GERoDIAS,
GEORGE w. HELME, THOMAS E. ADAMS,
j. L. BOULIGNY, ROBERT WYNNE,
AUGusTIN LARosE, AUG. DUeUERoN,
v. ST. CERAN, G. W. CULBERTsoN,
THEODORE a. JAMES, +. A. PATTERSON,
J.. ADAM, JOHN COSTLEY,
@. o. LEBLANC. j. WHEAT.
MUSIC.
First Division.
-Marshais--
ERNEST ToLEDANo and AUG. DUoUERcR0N.
BELL KNIGHTS.
EVERETT KNIGHTS
UNION KNIGHTS.
UNION GUARD,
Comprising all the Clubs of that the FIRST Second
Third and Fourth Districts
LOUISIANA KNIGHTS
MINUTE MEN OF go
Second Division.
-Marshals-
TII0s. AsKEW and VICTOR GERoDIAs.
FOSSILS, GUARD.
FOSSIL CLUB.
BELL CHAMPIONS
YOUNG BELL RINGERS.
CONSTITUTION CLUB.
CRITTENDEN GUARDS.
Third Division.
--Marshals-
THOMAS E. ADAMS and j. WHEAT.
MOUNT VERNON CLUB.
EVERETT RANGERS.
METROPOLITAN CLUB.
BUNKER HILL RANGERS. 5@4
ROUGH AND READY CLUB.
KENTUCKY GUARDS.
Fourth Division.
-Marshals-
THEo, A, JAMES and JOHN eosFLEf.
BELL RANGERS.
EVERETT GUARD.
UNION CLUB.
BELL LATHERS. @@
Cubsfrom Ages Gretna Jefferson City Carrotop and
other Clubs that have reported themselves Grand
Marshal.
All citizens being immediate members Of Clubs favor
this Union aud the Constitution request
ed to form in body the of the Second Division
Route:
The line Of march will commence from Canal street IN st
Charles Joseph Joseph Carondelet up Caron-
dse Clio, mp Clio Prytana down Prytana Camp
Charres, down Charres to espanade down Esplanade
Royal up Royal Cont down Cont Bourbon mp Bourbon
to Canal, where the procession will be dismissed.
The Marshals of the different Clubs required aid the
their ranks while the procession moving through the
different streets on the line of march.
All Clubs requested to be Canal punctual at E
o'clock and Immediately take their position per programme
the Aids of the Grand Marshal specially requested to
Lafayette Square at O'Clock to receive final orders.
ADoLPHE MAzUREAU.
nj 2pat Grand Marshal
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H9r Cob W.. n. sparks ~ a candidate for
assaslsAionet # ~ BoArd q Fable Works First Dis
tficE ESersser NGgslahcs 9th 81 2paes
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Beu Rangers, FIRST ward,

RALLYl RALLY!! RALLY!!!
The regular weekly meeting this Club will be held al Eagle
Hall cornerof Pytania street and Felicity Road THIS EVEN
ING. Friday, Nov. 2, tx o'clock.
R5-M Members requested TO be puncna BY order Of
J. M. MoCANDLISH, Pres't
FRANK 1. CLAYTON, Secretary. NJ 2plt
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The members Of this Club requested assemble
plaza Hail. No. l24 carondelet street. THIS EVENING Fri
day, Nov. .. All O'clock p. NJ
Aa-Members requested 10 be punctual
BY order Of:
4. W. BUDDEcKE, President.
S. YuLEE HYAMs, Secretary. NJ aplts
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3, D. HUBBARD, sec,r. !.
aa,arrss,I to science &c Won .,isI, 70

M%HEA8 EfN1sA % SNEt1ANe-N Al You VISA TO DC
obtaining perfect Hair Dye without one eeterious
elsmsnt cRIsTADoRo's ExCEtsIoR DYE is the only one
ssihmed to this ordeal. 1t has been ANALYZED BY
The first chemist in tie country and his certificate
buyer,
fhs EXQUISITE BEAUTY Of its blacks and browns which
produces with unerring certainly in minutes has fairly
won for il the appeaon Of the natural Hair Dye
invented.
Sold everywhere. Applied by all Hair Dressers.
GRIsTADoRo, Aster House. N Y.
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~ "a aasdase for Commissioner Board OF
patlis ~ Fjrss pls,sicl- So Louis HEBgRr Of Eas.
Baton Rouge. nj 2pte
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j. I'D. cameron $ Co.,
I2a CANAL STREET,

Offer the public choice assortment Of all styles
Velvet, Wilton and Brussels CARPETING.
Imperial S-Ply aud Ingram
Together with Rugs Baizes. Door Mats etc. etc, etc.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS "a feet wide of the best and me
dunn qualities. A
CURTAIN MATERIAL-Brocatelle, Silk Wool and Worst
ed Damasks; Frnges, Gimps Tassels. etc.
All qualities of Embroidered Lace and Muslin CURTAINS,
from So To SIS per pair
WINDOW sHADESWe have the largest stock to be found
select FROM of all siseS and newest patterns Ne establish
and Curtain Material than have open for the inspection
Of houseksepers o29 2p6t
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4-ssExIrrss sATEs-~
ID Parker, shass u hs Pa<h 81 oTiesns selis n L
o'cissk City Eoel yasnabe property sccted IN RE
es. FIRST Dslssst
sewlars ii advertisement on bh page.
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.sationsI Uaaio. Tucked.

FOE VICE PREsID ENT:
EDWARD EvERETT, of Massachusetts.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS FOR LOUISIANA:
First Electoral District.
RIvIERE GARDERE. fist Bernard, Elector.
g. DEFERRIET OF Orleans Alternate.
Second Electoral District.
Hon. RANDELL HUNT, of New Orleans Elector.
JULES LAvERGNE, ofNew Orleans, Alternate
Third Electoral District.
CHRISTIAN RosEIIUs, Of Jefferson, Elector.
DUNCAN s. CAGE, Of Terrebonnei Alternate.
Fourth Electoral District.
10. FuQuA, Of East Felcana, Elector.
Il. M. FAvRoT, of West Baton Rouge, Alternate
Fifth Electoral District
THOMAS II, LEWIS, of opelousas. Eleetor.,
vALsIN FouRNET, of st. Martin Alternate.
.M.. a.s.@u.- Sixth Electoral District
Z..-=.. JOHN RAY, of ouachita Elector.
Hon B. L. HODGE of Caddo, Alternate.
Each voter at the Polls his for SIX RLRCT0Rs,
each Of which reside separate Districts. y2
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i5....,....,,..,..,cA CAMP STREET.
Have Just received
An Entirely New and Complete Stock
H0USE-FURNISIILNG GOODS,
Consisting, in part Of ..
Japanned Ware
TEA TRAYS
WATERS,
BREAD TRAYS,
TOILET SETS,
@ e@. BATH TUBS, .- a. ...z.
o. CAKE BOXES,
-=.z. SUGAR BOXES
LUNCH BOXES
SPICE BOXES etc.
TUBS,
BUCKETS,
CLOTHES HORSES.
CLOTHES PINS. M= #.
@..~ a WASH BOARDS
BREAD TRAYS,
BISCUIT BOARDS,
ROLLING PINS etc.
IRON WARE,
BRUSHES
BRooMs,
BASKETS,
DOOR MATS,
. TABLE MATS, etc,
All Of which we are Offering at fair prices
sent 70 any part Of the cry iree Oh expense
BoNLES u J0psoN,
sea 2peod&Wu II Camp street.
CELEbEtAIED GUOhlAG5 SIUNES, ...+z
ALL sIz -
For sale by BowIEs a JtpsoE ..
MM~s II Camp street,
a..-u
SILVER PLATED WARE.
GAsToRs, 'p''i0 $50
TEA SETS, .M. .o4
i9A'iN' 'NnA - NS-'7'
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Minute .lgesa OF go, .atiesefioss.
BELL AND EVERETT.

You hereby requested meet at Your Hall of
Nyadcs and Polyaia Streets on FRIDAY EVENING Nov.
61 o'clock r. NJ puneuay business Of great import
ance viii be brought before the Club.
By order:
nj 2p2t G. w. NEUTz, Sec'y.
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Ci.iIdre,s's Cioaks .

eHILDRENs oLoAKs! oHILDREN;s CLoAKsi
Persons seeking this desirable aasonable article will
and extensive Of Cloth SIX Velvet
se elegant Tasty style embracing every
10 fourteen years The Of both CHILDRENs cLoAKS
and rIQuE DRESSES is unusuaiIs large and choice,
J. LEvoIs L CO.'S,
Canal street. corner Bourbon.
JUS opsnsa, % caes Of LADIES' cLoAKs in Cloth. six
and Velvet 90 2p6t
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Attention, Critfe,.de. Guard.

You hereby ordered assemble your Hall corner of
Polymnia and Hayades Streets THIS EVENING Friday Nov
6 O'clock act in conjunction with The Minute Men OF
80. and The Bell Rangers important business
EDW. D. TURNER, President.
JOHN A. RUSSELL, Secretary M qplt
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s-Expersence teaenea r.s thas ,1elaea,

Sold in New Orleans wholesale and retail by WRIGHT &
Cos II and Ghartres street. General Agents. os 2p&w
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@B-Read and BeIIeve-Eesv York, April ~,
lsssW y, Hagan, Esq-Dear Sir About FIVE months since
bought two bottles Of your Hair Coiorin and
Gus Of obtaining and would Inquire may found
here Ny hair when quite young. turned ey. have
Number Of articles for the purpose restoring ii did not
sueoead until this which produced the desired
Ihaye been requested by number Of my friends among
several ades to procure IT if possible much pleased
with IL for has made improvement my personal APP
pearanse- By answerng this you viii much obliga
Yours, very respectfully.
H. g. GOODRICH,
Steamer Bridgeport, Peek Slip N Y.
Remember that this result produced by Hemstrees In
matle the original and only reliable Hair Restorative.
Prise 90 cents and 81 bottle, Sold everywhere
W. p. HAGAN & co, Proprie.ors Troy, N "
Sold byJ WRIGHT CO., p and Isl Charities street. New
Orleans o16 2pImSW
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Double Cylinder Cotton Gins.
JUST RECEIVED,

JUST RECEIVED,
An invoice Of ali Sizes from 60 Saws of the cele
srated W. G. eLEMoNs, BROWN CO., Columbus, Ga.
make.
ALBERTsoN 4 NUDGE,
aul6 zou Union street.
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CU7ESEfEaEEEO7E GEEEU.
JOUR- NAME WE WILL sTAIN.n
Mass Meeting Of this Club viii be held the ODD FELL
Lows HALL on SATURDAY EVENING. Nov. 5, at ~
O'Clock p. N.
The Hon. RANDELI. HUNT. the Hon. 10 HIN Il. KING Of
St. Landry and other distinguished speakers will address the
neetipg.
ES-The Clubs OF the Constitutional Union Party invited
70 attend. welcome 10 ali The lovers Of the Union.
BY order of the President
G. DUPLANTIER.
B. c. cENAs, Secretary. NJ 2p2s
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Coal Ola and Lamp Emporium,
No. CHARITIES STREET.

nj 2p6t
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AhtT0 D1VAshOns
au= --Sfarshals--
THOMAS L. ADAMS and J. WHEAT.
MOUNT VERNON CLUB.
EVERETT RANGERS.
METROPOLITAN CLUB.
BUNKER HILL RANGERS.
ROUGH AND READY CLUB.
KENTUCKY GUARDS.
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rs.,~ The friends of Col. T. A. IioKE announce
him Il candidate for Clc,k of the Court SOr Andcr-
son District at the next election
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.MOORE G. FEATHERsToN,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,

.rvAyE formed copartncrshir for the practice of
III Law in the Western Circuit. business cn'sust'o
.Ths senior partner will also attend to any matter
coming under the jurisdiction of the Court of Equity
Once in Masonic Building, Anderson C. H., 5; y;
Holm. W MO0RE......J. C.. &. FEATHEKSION.
august H. 1850
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HEADQUARTERS.
GsSEnAt Ogprrs No. =.

.GESERAL OkDENS NJ. =.
1N ENERALs of Brigade respectively are required
(T by law uunuuiy 10 make aud transmit to the Ad-
i1tant and Inspector General. by the first day OF
October, complete report Of the strength OF his
Brigade; and TIC public arms, &C., in its posses
sion.
-, Generals of Brigade, who have failed to comply
With this law, are hereby required to make such
report by tho first day of November proximo:
Generals Of Brigade are, by law, responsible for
the organization and discipline of their respective
iBrieades. and it is incumbent upon each ono OF
I,e@ to requireetheir Coloncls to discharge their
duties; therefore, no incomplete report will be ac-
cepted from General of Brigade, unless it is ac-
companiedrwith statement that each deinnlting
Colonel has been arrested and has been or VIII be
court martialed.
1T is at all times of consequence that the Com
mander-n Chief and the Legislature shall have III
formation in reference to the miiiIia of Tie State
it mayb of vast Importance that the next Les'sla
ture have information to tie exact strength ah"
condition Of each Regiment and Corps IN the State
tits therefore, hoped lha! each General Of Brigade
will use lis utmost effort 20 procure the in!olh;-
tion so much desired. BY order
r. G NJ DUNONANT
Is ~, Adjuant and Inspector-Geherai
Oct. IS, 1860 10 1t
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COUNTRY PRODUCE.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Clerk.

gs3g-wc arc authorized to announce Capt, II. K.
vANDIvEG as a candidate for Clerk OF the Court
at the next election.
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NEWBERRY, S. c.,
JAMES D. NANCE & co.,
pROpRIET0RS,
JAMES D. NANCE,
EDITOR.

Ncwbcrrv district being one of the richest Cotton
Districts i'll South Carolina, her people are large
consumers of every kind of merchandise Inc
CONSERVATIST, therefore. furnishes one of the
best mediums in the State for advertisers, SO far as
Newberry District is concerned while it enjoys
fair circulation in the surrounding Districts. The
terms for inserting advertisements certainly as
reasonable as those of amy other journal in the
country. especially when it is desired to advertise
by contract.
The CONSERVATIST numbers among its con-
tributors gentlemen OF the first talent and soundest
political faith With their assistance, the editor
will cndcavor to make his journal an acceptable
and ever welcome family newspaper and firc-side
companion.
Tic political character Of the paper is O.: the
strongest States Rights stamp. Believing that the
Constitution under which the Confedcracy of the
American States was formed, has been repeatedly
and grossly violated, and that "thc Plantation
States have been the only suffercrs-that the
Union of these States is 10 longer policy founded
ON the principles of right and justice, but that the
bon,l of Union is 'stle cohesive power Of public
pundcr'-tlc proprctors prefer that their journal
shall rather seem TO be Southern Extremist than
appear an unconditional advocate of the Union at
any price.
TERAlS.-The paper will be regularly mailed TO
subscribers out of the town of Newberry at the fol-
lowing reasonable rates Of subscription;
One copy, per year, S2'0o
Three copies, 5.OO
Five copies, 500
Ten copies. 1900
Twenty copies, 2o.oo
ssg- The money upon these terms always to be
paid i'll advance.
No paper will be discontinued until all arrearages
arc paid, and no paper mailed until the subscrip-
tion price is received; unless at the option OF the
proprietors, when the circumstances call for dlf-
fcrent course.
All business communications should be addressed
TO the "Conservatst, Newberry, S. c. Commu-
nications intended for publication should be adj
dressed TO the editor of the Conservatst."
Aug. 2S, 1860
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PARMENTER & CAMPBELL'S
Nj IAC FLI N II 9
BOOTHS patiently

THE subscribers call the attention of the public
to the above Sewing Machines. These machines
are reliable, simple, cheap and durable, and well
adapted to sewing different kinds Of clolli-lrom
the finest fabric to the coarscst plantation goods
It is wonderful the amount of labor they save
Ladies who have tried them, are completely fasci-
mated with the rapidity and neatness with which
their work is done. These Machines, now offered
to the public of Anderson and Pckens Districts
by the undersigned, through their regular agent
Mr. John Hammond, are thought to be superior t. to
anything of the kind yet offered in this market
when YOU take into account the price, tho simplicity
of their machinery, and the ease of learning to
sew OH them The learning to sew is often dliil-
cult, but on these machines it is thought 10 be less
so than on any machine the subscribers have seen.
Price of Machine $1,000; llemmer, $500.
The Machine may be taken either with or without
the UcmmS--. as the purchaser naS a.-l ls-ire-
Fol further particulars apply TO the subscribers,
or agent at Anderson c. H., 5. {.
y. p. CATER,
CHARLES GAILLlARD,
HERBERT HAMMOND.
Sept. IL, 1860. > If
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10 he Voters Of anderson District: /:

10 The Totcrs Of -indsrson District:
..AIAXY FRIENDS" have announced my name as
candidate for Clerk of the Court at the ensuing
election and it is due 10 them, well as to tho
voters of the District generally, that shond make
a response TO the announcement. At the close oil
my last canvass, 1 stated publicly that did not
expect to be again candidate and my purpose
remained unshaken until December last when my
situation WAS in many respects greatly changed
owing to my misfortune, which is known to the
District.
WAS born and reared in this District and an"
perhaps, the Oldest citizen OF this ;own---havc al
ways resided here. and hope that my bones may
reposc in her soil have received many tavors
from my iellow-cii4es and have tried to discharge
the lrusl they Iavc 50 long confdcd TO me with
courtesy, zeal and strict fidelity. My past services
an, performance in the Office is the best guarantee
can crcr the District :or 4 faithful discharge OF
i,> duties in the future. Many voters, therefore
and my friends generally, are authorized to use my
name as candidate for reelection
ELIJAH WEBB
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esg- The many friends OF ELIJAH WEBB, Esq,
would announce him as II candidate for Clerk Of the
Court for Anderson District at the next election.
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
s; Laurens District,
IN EQUITY.

H,.,'s.'; ~, :, ' p for Partition
WILL BE SOLD, at Niili"astOn in Anderson
District,
On "wednesday .eAe ssh day Of November lseS:.
tbo TRACT OF LAND described in hc plcaoneS,
containing about 10 acres, situated in the village
of .Williamston.
TEnus.--A credit OF one, two, three and four
years, in four equal annual instalments, VITA IN
tercst from, the day of sale. payable annually
: Purchaser to give bond, with two good sufcies'
and pay in cash tic costs and Cor titles.
90 B. II. CAMPBELL, GELD.
Oct Is, 1860 10 3t
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PROSPECTUS OF
TuE CHARLESTON MERCURY, /,
A Political, Commercial and Literary 5outnals

PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY-
FNIE Mercury" represents the State rights resls-
Il tnnee element of the South. Its political creed
consists in the principles of the Democratic Party as
laid down in the Virginia and Kentucky Resolutions
of l79S and 1I99-the Sovereignty of the States and
Strict Construction of the Federal Constitution by the
General Government, the Agent of the States; Free
Trade and an Economical Administration Of the Gen.
eral Government. Its policy is the union ofthe South
crn States in maintaining hcir rights and establishing
their security.
The Mercury" gives daily reports Of Markets ard
Marine Intelligence of Charleston Commerce in the
leading seaports Of the world. Tho Weekly Price Cur
rent is made I'D with much care, and from the most
reliable sources. connection with the " Associated
Press nsures the latest intelligence by telegraph and
the earliest by steamers from Europe 1t has m
able and accomplished correspondent in London n
gentleman connected with the editorial staff OF the
London Times.) and regular correspondents In Now
York Washington New Orleans, Key West and Ea-
v,no- The monthly New York Fashion Letters
additional attraction in favor OF lady readers Its lit
erarv notices from the penof gentleman VINO occu-
pies perhaps the highest position among the literary
men of the-Soub are discriminating and comprehen-
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cern especially those reference to the South, the
Planting and Agricultural interests, and to the current
news of the day. Great care is taken that nothing
shall appear in its columns which should be excluded
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Daily. nor
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Five copies of the
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The name of no person ont of Charleston will be en-
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tion be made nadvance. Nor will orders from without
the city to publish Advertisements Marriage Notices
or Obituaries, be attended to- unless the cash, or an
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n- Postmasters are authorized to act rs Agents II
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