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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-08-21
THE SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
IN CHARLESTON

LIN CdA6LEiSIOWN,
FINDER the care of the undersigned, will be re-
u su.ned on Monday the 10th day of September
next:
COURSE OF STUDIES. AND TERMS:
PRI"AAY CLAss.-Spelli"g, Reading, wr-
ting: Primary Arithmetic, Geography
and History, per session, $1,000.
rithmctic, Geography and Atlas. Com
mon Soho History; Grammar, Compo-
sltion and writing, 1000
SENIOR CLAss-Arithmetc, Reading, wri-
ting, Grammar, Composition, Ancient
and Modern Geography and History, Uni
tronomy, Chemistry, Mythology, Mental
Philosophy, History of English Literature,
Evidences of Christianity, 2OTO
The c. ursC cuibr races Latin.
French, 500
Music on the Piano.
An extra charge for fuel for each session of rs.
Boarding will be provided apple alton to the
subscriber Payment ono la II in advance
The second session will commence February let
1867, and close the last Friday in June.
ROBERT r. BROWN:
Charlestown, July 10 1866.
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ERRoRsoF YoUrE

A gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous
Debility, Premature Decay, and all the effects of
youthful indiscreion, will fer the sake OF suffering
humanity send free to all who need it, the recipe
and directions for making simplereme by which
he was cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by the
advertisers experience. can do SO by addressing
JOHN B. OGDEN,
No. 10 Chambers street, New York.
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CHOICE SEED MHEAT-

QED Bearded Mediterranean Zimmerman Bow
IL den and other choice Seed Wheat. Also, Grass
and Timothy Seed, furnished to order in small or
taTge Quantities; by RANSOM 81 DUKE,
ERosENE Oil and Metal Top Lamp Chm
August 81 1850. AEfskELL& A1squ1Fu.
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PUBLIC SALE

PUBLIC SALE
OF Hay, WAGONS, tMUTToNs, BA-
CON AND CORN.
WILL put up to the highest bidder on the Mount
l. Pleasant farm, 2! miles Southwest of Duficlds
and 81 Northwest OF Char lcstown,
ON Monday tie z7tA day Of August,
go Loads of HAY or upwards. one fuurtb of same
old and in stacks to suit the purchaser; | rood
Four horse wagonj do Two horse; some Corn j,
more or less, &c, &c
TERMS. Z
For the wagons, six months credit note and Sc
curtty, with interest unless punctualy paid then
For the corn, Bacon muttons sixty da VS. credit
will be a:lowed-all sums Of or under ten dollars
the cash will be required.
syIntion 90 e hri articles 70 sell OF any de-
they don't interfere with mine
RANDOLPH CUSTER.
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Died.

On yesterday morning. at the residence Of Mr..
Jacob o. Tutwiler. in this place, Mrs. SUSAN
McGINNIS, rclict of William McGinnIs DECEASED,
in the 50th year of her age.
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EDUCATIONAL.
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.


lNHE next session OF my School for YOUNG LA.
Il DIES will commence WEDNESDAY Sep
tcmber l2th, 1866
Being provided with competent Assistants, every
advantage for thorough course in English, NJ usic
study embraces Latin.
Particular attention will be paid to Music, and
Pupils will be required to play at the Musical Sol
rccs, which will be given once in two mon ths when
the friends OF the Pupils can have opportunity
tojudge of their progress
The charge for Board aud Tuition in the English
and Latin Course for Annual Session commencing
September 18th, ans. closing the last Friday Of
June, $2t0, payable one-hali in advance, and the
remainder in Feb uarv.
Washing. Fuel and Lights, Extra.
DAV ScHoLARs PER ANNUAL SESSION:
ENGLISH and LATIN, .......... $40 to $50
FRENCH ITALIAN, SPANISH or 80.
MUSIC on PIANO, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50
VOCAL MUSIC, ..............::.:::: $50
"EL' ...--...-.....'. .............. s oO
Alpaymeuts made in advance. -,
Address, MRs. A. NJ. FORREST.
Charlcstown. Jefferson Co., Va, July 3G.-Im.
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81 - sPECiAL NOTICES.
q lWHIsKERsI WHIsKERsIf M

DR.. L: o. .MoNTEz' coRRoLIA. the greatest slim
ulator in the world, will force whiskers or Mus.
tactrs to growon the soothest face or chin; never
known tofaii Simple for trial sent free to any one
desirons of testing its merits. Address! REEVES
& Coz, IS Nassau street, New York, -
August Ia. fIS66-3m
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no CoNSUMPTIVES

The advertiser. having been restored to health in
few weeks by very simple remedy, afterhaving
suffered for several years with severe lung afec-
ious to make known to his fellow. sufferers the m
Of cure. $50
To all who desire it, he will send a copy OF the
prescription used Gree of clarge) with the direc-
tlCus LOT preparing and using the same, witch they
will find Guar. fur CuIsumI ton. A sthms ;,
BronclIitis, Coughs. Colds, and all Throat and
Lung Ahectiors The only object of the ad Sertiser
in sending the Prescription Is benefit the afflicted
and spread Information which he concevest be in.
remedy. ash will cost their nothing and may prove
blessing - = 8
Parties Wishing the prescription, FREE. byretnrn
mail, will please a Idress
Williamsburg, Kings county, n Y:
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE:

I WILL. sell. Oh "WEDNESDAY, the 2sth dav of
i AUG gsT, 1866, the late residence of Paul
Smith, dec aud now the home of MIR. Alfred
jackson, allthe
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, SC,
which came to my hands as Administrator of said
Smith, c insisting in part of
dozen Cane-bottonl Chairs,
Large Mirror
One Cane bottom Rocking Chair, and otheE
articles of Parlor Furniture;
Also, lpair of Mahogany Dining Tables,
lot OF Glass and China Ware, ana various
Their articles.
o. Sale to begin at 10 O'Clock, A
TERMS.
All sums under $40 Cash, over that amount a
credit of six months, the purchaser to Civ. bond
with approved security, before the property is re-
moved. SAM'L. J. c. MOORE, Admir-
Aug. Z, Is66-tds. ofPAUL SMITH decd.
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zMarfied.

onswednesday mornihs r lsst. at the residence
Of the brides father, by Rev. II. Suter, Mai PAUL
ZONES, OF Alabalnn. and Miss LUCY THOMSON,
daughter OF no: Thomson, Esq, of this county.
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R AL EST TIE.
TWO HOUSES AND LOTS Fer SALE
IN CHARI.RSPowN

WV AVOSEO AND HUI6 FOX SALE
IN CHARLESToWN.
pursuance of the provisions OF Decd of Trust
= which was recorded in the Clerks Office of tbe
county Court of Jefferson county. dated December
2Ist, 1888, and execnted by Robert T. Brown Trus-
tee Tor Mrs Sarah Ann Young, Samuel c. Young
and Sarah Ann his wife, will offer at Public sale
to tao highest bidder,
On THURSDAY, 23d day OF AUGUST,
1866, at II O'Clock, A. NJ,
upon the premises, HOUSE AND LOT IL
IN CharIestown, Jefferson county, West fStTiSff
virginia, near the Winchester and Potomac lIIiIfd
Railroad, located at the corner of Mildred street
and the twenty foot alley the north side of the
town. The House is now occupied by Mrs Samuel
=. Young, and contains six rooms and cellar and
mas attached to it all necessary out-buildings in.
gliding good stable The lot contains just one
nth OF an acre, is nearly square. i'd fronts bout
81 yards on Mildred str, ct
Also, at the same time and place and in like
manner; will sell a small no USE AND LOT, ad-
Joining the atove described lot. This House CON
talns three rooms, and the ot abouI one-tweIfh of
an acre, fronting about 40 feet ON Mildred street
and running back about 90 feet
TERMS OF SALE,
CASH-but by consent of parties interested, the
purchaser, II he desires it, pay onIu one third
o. The P1TchGse nOatyin cash and the balance in two
equal lnsta lmsntS, bearing interest from dny of
SAFE and payable in ono and two years The de-.
ierred payments to be secured by bonds with go-d
personal security, and Decd of Trust ON .thc
premises. THOMAS r. CREEE
July "a iooo-bts. Trustee
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PHOTOGRAPH GALLERIES
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY.

A. F. SMI9H,
" GUILD respectfully announce to the Ladies'
and Gentlemen of Charlestown and vicinity,
that ne mas just completed a new SkyIight Gallery
on Main Street opposite the Carter House, where
he is prepared TO execute
EVERY STELEOF PICTURE
known to the art. Satisfaction guaranteed in ev
Old Daguerreotynes and other pictures copied
and enlarged to any size desired, nd finished in
manner to ma ke them coed as ntakcn from NE
Rosewood and Gilt Frames made 10 order
Inc public are cordially invited to call and ex.
CharIestovn, July. o. Isss-tf
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THE LOST CAUSE:
NEW SOUTHERN HISTORY OF THE
WAR OF THE CONFEDERATES- -.
BY Il. 4. POLLARD, OF Virginia.
'HE work will be comprised in One Large Rova
Octave Volume of nearly Eight Hundred 81
ges. INCLUDING Twenty four Steel Portraits Of Prom.
lneht Confederate Leaders ard will Contain full
ana authentic account of the riso and proGrcss of
the late Southern Confederacy, thc Campaigns Bat
yes incidents and Advent of the mos gganfi,
P ;aSt on good paper, from new type and fur
In I Substantial Cloth Binding, Limitation
In f Rstp. Lsaf Il Library style, tshsepj
PAYABLE ON DELivERv
SOLD ONLY BY SUBSCRIPTION: Tbos. mr..
dering the Work will not be obliged to take il un:
Ices II rresPonds with the description in every
The work will be delivered in few weeks, or as
%. The undersigned is sole Agent for Jefferson,
county JOS E. RAWLINs.
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DR.. ia. STRAITH,
Medical Ecdm'iner for Jefferson Iountv.
o. No charge for Policies, Stamps or Medical
Examination. For tables of Rates annIv to
the Office Of the Company, is South street. over
Nov. 7, 1865 CbarIest to GEM;
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Metropolitan Enterprise
GREAT GIFT SALE

NEW YORK AND PRovIDENcE
JEWELLERS ASSOCIATION.

NEW YORK AND PROVIDENCE
JEWELLERS ASSOCIATION.
CAPITAL, 81 ono' mn,
DEPOT, 1917, BROADWAY.
A iDmense stock Of Pianos, Watches. Js,vcfrv
"a add Fancy Goods, all To be sold kJ1 orr: FS0{
LAR each, without regard to value, and MT 40 -
Pa 1. ZOE t III you zee what you will receive
CERTIFICATES naming each article and e.,
vslue; are PLACED in seaiod eRyeIopts ard ven
to any address receipt of q cents Eve ~ Ell.
eleven Ior 81 thiTty To- 50; si<ty-fve for sSI0:
ard one hundred soF SIS. 49,
On receipt o. the Certificate you will see wha.
you are gotnS TO have and then il Is AZ votr ,,;,r
to pay the dollar and take the Article or not
Tasssrs may thus obtain a Gold Watch, Diamond
EIngs PIANO Sewn Mschi G; or ~, sei III IT,
clry on our list, for 81; aud il-,,o - - 80, ,S
get iess than One Dollars wdstb as tbereare ~,
Agents arc wanted in every tos7n I'm the countries
every Ferson can make SO taiav, seIiino c;,S
Certificates IN the greatest sale Of Jewsirys ever
Send Is cents for certificate, which " nj tssorn,
you Wit you can obistn for 81 AZ the same time
geI our Circular, containing full Eat and partieu-
Iars; also Terms 70 Agents
Address. JAmES HUTCHiSsrN 4 co
-HHe. - IfGS-<fns IS1 R.OaGEav. N V
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&1 400 PER YEAR! We want AGENTS eve.
sR 1,cOOrywheIet o seHour TNIPROFED $50
Sewing Machines Three new kinds. Under and
Upper iced. Sent on trial Warranted five years.
Above salary or Ia 'ge commissions paid The
ONLY machines sold In United States for less than
SO which are fully tfcersed iy HOrDe Tphselsr On
tYttSon, GToteT s Baker, Singer & Co., and Bqchei-
der. Al other cheap machincs are infringement.
and the seller lube 10 arrest fine md i'm
PTiSOnmsh Illustrated circulars sent free AID.
dress, or call upon shaw & Clarks, al Biddcf.rd
Maine, or Chicago, Illinois.
juno 5, S66.-IY
IusT RECEIVED. A fresh Supply of Groceries,
~ which will be sold cheap.
JAY 81, 1855 HEIsLELL AISQTFTH.
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w he3GS WheatSS.
THE subscriber is authorized to resume his old
L agency for the purchase OF
WHEAT AND CORN.
The highest market rates will be paid for either.
delive' ed at any of the Depots OH the Winchester
and Potomac or Baltimore s. Ohio Railroads,
ED. NJ. AISQUITH.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
DIR. j. v. sIMMONs3

HAVING permanently locat. d here, tenders his
: PROFESSIONAL SERVICES to the citizens Of
jefferson and adjoining counties in all operations
pertaining to DENTAL SURGERY. After an ex-
l'cfiece of nearly ten years. he feels confident that
he can please ali who favor him ny their patrona ge
ARTIFICIAL TEETH, mounted upon English AID
Alner,can- Rubber, in the very best manner aud
guar antectI to- give satisfaction.
-. My TERMS SHALL RE MODERATE, and
ma e known previous To operating il desiTed. He
can be fond, at alt tinese during THE day at his
office in the CARTER HOUSE. Charlcstown, Va.
=. .UnexccPtiona6e reIere c's given when de-
sired. IJuly "a, iS66-ly.
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WHEAT WANTED.

THE subscrit eT is prepared to receive
L WHEAT and an kinda of PRODUCE at Cam
eron's Station. W. s. p. r. r. for which he will at
all times pay the highest ket price in CASH.
He is also prepared to receive kinds of Freight
for Shipment and will attend to receiving Freight
by Railroad.
JOHN ]. HILLARY.
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"THE PRIDE OF THE SOUTHTo
THIS fine bra nd of Chewing Tobacco. warranted
Il TO be the BEST III Virginia. has lust been re-.
ceived at my cstabIisIInent.
have the only supply OF it for sale in the lower
be pleased. I II II AIStS
August 2I. 1865.
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FFIC RS:
GEORGE P. THOMAS, PREs1pESr.
BOARD OF DIRECToRs:
HAMILroN EASTER, of Hamilton Easter & Co.
ALLEN A.: CHAPMAN. OF Kirkland, Chase & Co.
GEO. THOMAS, of Helm, Nicodemus 4 20
HuGH SIssoN, Steam Marble Works
HIRAM WooDs, Jr. OF Doughcrty, Woods & Co.
GEO MILLER, of Coffroth, Miller g: Co
THOMAS CAssARD, of Gilbert Cassard & Co
WILLIAM DEvRIBs ,of VIM. Devries & Co.
CHARLES WEED, of Thomas & Co,
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FESTIVAL,

THE Colorcd Methodist Congregation of Charles
4 town, Providence permitting, will have a
FESTIVAL, ON SATURDAY the list or September,
Admission, 10 Ccnts-Diuncr, 10 Cents. Dinner
at ! O'Clock.
August 81. lS66-2t.
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THE Charter oethis Company requir 2 a de.
Posit Q! not less than 100000 with theyTreas-
urer OF the state as guarantee of faith with the
This Company prepared to issue ordinary life
policies Tor 'srm of years. and ten years non for
Also, Policies of Endowment, Annuity, Sc
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NOTICE..
COAL.

HAVE: made arrangements to furnish Coal al
L Greatly Reduced Rates. respectfully solicit a
call from my Old customers.
August 81 ,Ie6S-4t. Fri
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LATE ARRIVAL.
WE have iEst received fs,sii amply Of prime
- tanvaE Hams; srpeys5s q1aiity Of Cheese
Canned Oysters; S0rd5n, Bri.if Beef: Suga.
and indeed every article tH tbr n FsOCERE IINE
which will be sold at small pt,il Can and cxsni.
4AJ July II. 1850. AOSsEIL-. I 90.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-18
PUBLIC MEETING,

At meeting of the Senators and Representa-
tives from the Electoral District OF Charleston in
the State Legislature, it was determined
That, in their opinion, it is very desirable that
the State bo represented in tho approaching
Philadelphia Convention.
That they respectfully recommend to the citi-
Zens OF Charleston that public meeting be held
on Saturday afternoon, the 2lst instant, at half
past five o'clock p ST., for the purpose Of selecting
Delegates from the city to State Convention, to
be held in Columbia, in conformity with the sug-
gcstions of the Governor.
That the following gentlemen bo requested to
act asa Committee in making arrangements for
tho occasion:
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| but in their interview with the Commanding Gem
oral ne discussed the matter at large, but your
committee regret to report that he differed from
them in their conclusions well as suggestions.
It is due, however, to him to say that to tho
hrst suggestion he expressed willingness to
jeot might bc), did he have sufficient number of
white troops to ENABLE him to do So and with re-
GARD gar to the second, ho stated that that matter
nau Deen dlscussed between himself and Governor
Orr, who he thought, was satisfied with his views
and position thereon.
On the third suggestion ho differed from tho
committee on the score Of policy, believing it
would tend to harm rather than good.
Your committee would further report that every
assurance OF assistance and cooperation has been
given, and since their interview with the Com
mandlng General, IL has been realized; and in
consequence thereof, decided and maj Iked a
change has been observed by them, that they
the subject, believing that the object of their
mission has been accomplished.
AL OF which is respectful ly submitted.
WILLIAM RAvEsET: ESTHl,
VIM. T. WRAGG
JNO. II. HONOUR.
The report was received, and the Mayor re-
marked that it was confined to matters strictly
within the terms Of their appointment, and that
30 marked q change had occurred since their in
terview with the military, that they believed its
object had been accomplished On the day after
their interview with the military n difference
could be seen in the condnct of the negro soldiers
and that what would have been serious riot, was
stopped by the prompt measures of the COM
mandart Of the post on Saturday night.
Alderman WILLIS gave notice Of q bill to amend
the Act establishing the police, in order to estab-
lish more effective detective police force.
Alderman RAvENEL called on the Committee on
the ENsToN Donation and on the Committee on
the Artesan Well for information. Owing to
avodable circumstances, information could not
be furnished until tho next meeting.
E3On motion of Alderman WHuDEN, it was resolved
that the Special Committee on the Fire Depart
ment be requested to report on locations for tho
Steam Fire Engines and the Hook and Ladder
Company.
On motion Of Alderman CounrENAY, It was re-
solved that the Market Hall having been repaired
for the use Of the Fire Department, it ia mex
pedient to build halls for the separate companies.
The question of paving East Bay, Broad and
Queen streets was called up, and, after much
friendly discussion, it was resolved, on motion of
Alderman WILLIS, that the Clerk of Council be
instructed to advertise for estimates to pave the
said streets.
There being no further business, Council ad-
journed.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-18

THE STEAMER Helen Getty, Captain INGRAM, of
the Savannah and Florida limo, arrived here yes
terday from the former point being on her way
to Wilmington Delaware, to have some repairs
done. We are indebted to Capt. INGRAM for Sa-
Vannah papers Of Tuesday.
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The WEEKLY COURIER DEs ETATs UN1s comes
to us very much enlarged. 1t has recently en-
tered ON it's 3Sth year, and enjoys remarkable
degree OF success. We always read it with great
interest.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-18

HORSES, MULES, Mich Cows. .-Ho all you in
need! Go and purchase Of Mcssrs SMITH &
McGILLIvRAY Broad-street; who, as you will see
by their advertisement, have an excellent stock
for sale today. Everything they soil is of the
best.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-18

MEssns. SroLL, WEBB Co., the [iry goodsl mer-
chant princes of King street. offer very tempting
riety Of dry goods Of style and description
shall not venture OF all
here set FORTH not being initiated into the myse-
res Of the female toilette and therefore afraid Of putting
our foot in it. Suffice It to say, that Miss Flora herself
the notoriousy fastidous daughter Of MIR. McFmsey.
of Madison Square. would here find something wear
The prices. too, ridiouously low. Every thing
''marked down." Go and for yourself fair reader,
and 60 at once before all the bargains gone They
have also on hand large stock of Plantation Goods.
See advertisements.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-18

IF he WHO CAUSES TWO BLADES GRASS GROW
WHERE BUT ONE GREW DEFoRE Is a public benefactor,
then he who places In the hands Of the public the
means of curing disease is more. DR.. HUMPHREYS has
been over ten years preparing his homeopathic
SPECIFICS for the public, and has elaborated the most
complete, simple and successful system known
families or individuals. His preparations have
tablished and meited reputation. See advertiseme
Ado ress HUMPHREYS sPEoH1o HOMEOPATHIC MEDI-
ONE Co., No. 683 Broadway NY. July 1e
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-18

THE PHEN1x.-In our report yesterday Of the
Ph@nl1 parade, We neglected mentioning very
handsome wreath, twined by the tasteful hands of
Mrs. CoTcHE1T, and by her presented to the beau
tiful new engine.
The banner that was presented by our public
spirited fellow -eitizens Messrs. NORTH, STEELE &
WARDELL, is now on exhibition at the jewelry
store Of Mr. A. II. HAYDEN
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-18

IN STORE AND TO ARRIVE,
9n HHDS BACON, SHOULDERS AND SIDES"
AO 80 tierccs Hams, Sugar-Cu
zoo barrels Flour, Extra and Super
100 barrels Sugar, all grades
rs hrkns Butter, Goshen
so hrkins and tubs Lard, Extra and City
90 sacks Coffee Java, Rio aud Laguayra
100 kegs Nails. assorted sizes
100 barrels Whskey, all qualities.
AND,
MANY OTHER ARTICLES too numerous to m en-
ton.
For sale at LOWEST MARKET PRICE, by
L.. F. KOESTER,
June % thmtu1mo No. "a Rast Bay.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Auction Sales Tbta Day

SMITH mcdILLrvRAY will sell this day, in front Of
their oi:e. No. q Broad street south sde near State
street, at IL o'clock, number of valuable horses
MAoKEY BAKER will sell this day, at their sales
room No. 66 Markst street. at IL O'Clock, general
sortment Of household and kitchen furniture
MCKAY CAMPBELL will sell this day. at their store,
Hasel street. to Posoce at 10 O'Clock dry goods
clothing, notions, &c.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-18

TM" Is highly desirable article, all will admit but
should any of readers be short Of it, very
commodating friends. Messrs. sHEPERp, Due & COHEN
will furnish them with this and take paltry
backs in exchange. Their etore is at No. 422 King
street. where full supply Of tin and trimmings
always kept hand. But advertsem ent or better
STILL 60 and see their store.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-18

THERMOMETER at IL O'Clock last night 90 degrees
Fahrenheit.