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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-04

BUFFALO, June 2.-Lieut-Geuera
| Grant passed west to-day at noon. AZ
sent the following telegram to Genera
Meade:
! Meade, U. s. A., Philadelphia, Pa:
General Barry is here. Assign him
the general command from Buffalo to
the mouth of the Niagara river. The
State authorities should call out the
militia on the frontier to prevent hos.
tile expeditions leaving the United
States, and to save private property
from destruction by mobs.
tSignedI q. S. GRANT, Lt.-Gen.
BUFFALO, June 3.-The following is
General Meade's order:
HID Q'Rs MIL. Drv- OF THE ATLANTIC,
BUFFALO, June Sd, 1866
BreUet Maj. Gen. BdT1g:
General orders will be sent you from
Headquarters Department of the East,
assigning you to command of the Dis
trict of Ontario, extending from Erie,
Pa, to Oswego, n. Y, both places in
cluded, headquarters at Buffalo. In
advance of the orders and accompany
ing instructions, L direct you TO
use the force at your command to
preserve the neutrality by prevent
ing the crossing of armed bodies; by
cutting Off reinforcements or supplies;
by Selling all arms, ammunitions, &c,
which they believe are destined
to be used unlawfully. In fine by
taking all measures precautionary and
otherwise to prevent the violation of the
law. For this purpose you will move
the forces under your command to such
points as are threatened, and you viii
employ vessels, tugs, &c, such as car
be procured for watching the river and
lake shores and taking all such mea-
sures as is in your judgment the emer-
gency requires. Very respectfully,
GEORGE q. MEADE,
Mai. Gen. Com'dg.
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NEW YoRK, June 2.-Twenty-siX new
cases of cholera were received on the
hospital shin from the steamer Peru
Wan. There have been twelve deaths
since the last report. There are now
l04 cases in the hospital.
The brig Bertha arrived to-day from
Peru. Il lost two men on passage and
had one sick on board Of yellow fever.
The sick man is remaining on board
the vessel, there being no hospital for
that disease.
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR CINCINNATI.

The dne passenger steamer Po-
LsHefSf TOMAC, Capt Charles Muhle.
szzsSSss==zIm man, Chris Young, Clerk, will
leave as above Tuesday the 5th inst, Mt 6
For freight or passage apply on board or to
Ju4-2t Agents.
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REMARKS on BEEF CATTLE.

The receipts of cattle during the week
amount to l LIB head, and compares with 729
head last week, and the sales Tor the week
amount 1856 head against 665 head sold last
week.
There has been nothing claiming special
notice in the market during the week. This
morning 1t opened dull and heavy, with
every indication of a decline: IT rallied how
ever later In the day, and continued brisk un-
til the close, which was caused by holders
drawing Off a large number of the cattle Of
fered with view of taking them to other
markets. Some 80 of those unsOld will be
disposed of in that way, and the balance held
over for another market.
We note an advance since last Thursday Of
about . cts per 100 ms.
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THE SHEEP s1ARKH.

The receipts this week were 1895.
Under the influence of heavy receipts, tbs
market Is very dull, and but few sales at the
quotations below.
s. Wilhelm & Co., report sales at 4lEC96c.
8. Frankenstine report sales AT 41z@Bc.
Tinker & Wilson report sales at 4Lz951zc.
THE SWINE MARKET.
The receipts this week are, viz:
At RedSecker's yards. ,I66
Mcclellan & LogRn's yard.......l, 65I
Gray & Judik's ard................ SO4
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EnR CINCINNArI

FOR CINCINNATI.
The fine steamer "MAGGIE
a[4AHAYS.' Capt. HendricllSon. Thee.
- Fink, Clerk, will leave as above,
Monday, the 4th, ats O'Clock, p. m.
For Freight or Passage apply on Board, or to
BOOTH, BATTELLE & CO
iui-lt A. ntS.
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s. wilhelm & Co., report sales of hogs at 10
Clio 2 70 net
Gray & Judik report sales at l3I49l4I<c.
UleTy & shiny report sales at lS9l1c.
McClelland & Logan report sales at l31z
@l4c.
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Will be sent.
New York, June "A dispatch
from Albany states that Governor Fen
! ton will issue n proclamation to-day
warning the citizens of the State against
countenancing the Fenian invasion of
| Canada, Also, that twelve regiments
| of militia are to be sent to the frontier.
They are to be drawn from the counties
of Niagara, Monroe, Oswego, Jefferson
\ and st. Lawrence.
A dispatch from Montreal says: 1t is
reported that the Fenians had seized
the arms at the Custom House, and
were marching on the British fort at
the Isle of Aux NoiX. Also, that the
Canadian government had been in
| formed that the United States gunboat
Michigan has intercepted the Fenian
reiuEorcements, designed to cooperate
with those landed at Fort Erie. The
! British troops were marching from
| Hamilton to capture the Fenians at
| Fort Fisher.
A Buffalo dispatch saws: The gun
boat State of Michigan is patrolIing the
river from Black Rock 10 the head of
Grand Island, in company with two
| armed tugs, with orders to sink any
thing crossing after night.
BUFFALO, June Sd, A. M.-The
Fenfan force evacuated Fort Erie last
| night, and most of th1m attempted to
! reach this shore, but only small num-
u
dred were gobbled by the U. S. boats
guarding the river and are now prison.
ers under the steamer Michigan's guns
at Black Rock. The English force I'M
der Col. Peacock is now in possession
of Fort Erie without skirmish. The
ultimate disposition of the prisoners is
a matter of uncertainty, but the British
Minister has been telegraphed TO.
Colonel O'Neill and statfare captured.
The only Fenians captured by the En-
glish appear to have been thirty-two
pickets, who were left by their friends
in the hurry. By order of General
Barry, all communication with the Ca
madam shore is forbidden. 1t is re-
ported that a small Fenian force left
this neighborhood last night; destina-
ton unknown. Those that tried to re-
inforce their friends at Fort Erie, were
, prevented by the United States picket
boat. We have conversed with some
of the escaped Fenians, and they say
that having no artillery, land they pos
| isively assert that they had money,
aud finding English troops with
Armstrong guns closing round them,
and no prospect of endorsements and
no supplies, they concluded not to be
gobbled and perhaps hung, las it Is an
J, ticipated those caught win be,) so they
i got off the best they could. The men were
Completely worn out, having fought
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IMPORTANT TO RMERS. 54
IMPROVED COTTON PHO W.

l -
7R AND
COTTON WEEDERS OR SCRAPERS.
The season being near at hand for the use of
the above Implements, l desire to call the atten-
ton of the Farmers of Virginia and North Caro-
lima, to them. .....,', ....s...... ..-. ,Hs.
This Plow was patented by Borum MCLEAN
before the war, and is therefore new imita
ton with improvement, so called, to talk about;
but is the genuine article. 1t is most decidedly
superior to any in use, as numerous testimonials
from the best cotton growers, Of Eastern North
Carolina and Virginia will show. These testimo-
mails will be mailed TO any one desiring to see
them. My Corn Weeder or Cotton Scrapers are
made with both long and shortlandsidGs or frames
and with either steel or iron blades. l'have also,
all the kinds of pows usually sold here, with
Watts Cuff Brace, Peekskill and ether patterns.
general assortment of Bar Iron, Axles, Springs
aud complete stock of Field and Garden Seeds
L guarantee to furnish Horse Powers, Thrashers,
Cotton Gins, &C., ofany kind, as cheaply as they
can be gotten from any city North.
C. BILLUPS,
ar. HAf af 'ad 'iH Warehouse No. II.
ap 26-D&W Wide Water ST., Norfolk, Va
flNHE COLUMBIA HOUSE,
-rI la-ll-sIr t...t CAPE MAY, NJ j.
aa. .,sF THIS FAVORITE 'a.t-alN
SEA SIDE SUMMER RESORT,
will open
- FOR THE SEASON
s.f r.luaill ON THE sill SGD
FIRST OF JUNE. 4.,t ID.
For Terms, &C., address tr.ar ..IJ -.it 81.
GEORGE J. BOLTON, Proprietor,
mayl6-d&w I'm Cape May Island, N. j.
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DLows! pLows!! pLows.!'!-

blows! PLOWS!! PLOWs
- WARGEN " W0ODMOUSE
No. Roanoke Square,
Next Door to the Norfolk City Mills,
Keeps constantly on hand large and wel-se
lected
N S 4 q & x o r
Plows Harrows, Cultivators, Devils, Corn Plan
tiers, Corn Shell rs, Fan Mills, Horse Powers and
Thrashers, Garden Barrows, Axles and Springs,
Cart Boxes, Pipe Boxes, Hollow Ware, Horse
Shoes, Plow Castings of all sizes, Spades Shovels
Forks, Rakes, Bar and Bundle Iron, Steel, Field
and Garden Seeds ..# ti4.
We warrant any article in our line to be as
good and as cheap as any other house in the city
Farmers, Merchants and others are respectfully
invited to give us call. au4-d&w-ly
MS~ so cts, so cts, so cts. so cts, -ss@
FENHE "ATTRACTIVE'' .....
TURE
In "DEMING'S ADVERTISEMENTS to-day,
f, Is the price OF the .l..
"CHOICEST ORANGE COUNTY" BUTTER,
.s. ..d Which is only a .uNs
gss1 so CTS, PER LIB. RETAIL. ~kga
And less BY the PACKAGE,
rs Please understand, -ss&
Because Of the reduction in price, there is no
abatement of its every Superior" quality, we
never have "Old Stock on hand to work off, -
''Our Butter is carefully selected for US in
"New York, " and our arrangement is such, as to
keep up our supply "Always Fresh and Nice"
and for sale at lowest market rates. V't
Please call and see. h-l, tl-l
I aeNH 0.. DEnlNG, the Grocer,
jun4 ja) s....fa No Main street.
ARD.-iO bbls No. 1 Leaf Lard, for
IL sale by DUDLEY BEAN 4 CO.,
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upon the following named gentlemen were unanimous.

upon the following named gentlemen were unanimous
ly elected:
President-Col. Vim. H. Myers.
Vice Presidents.-Rhos Taylor, VIM. shiver. a. ~.
Hunt, j. D. Green, R. O. Anderson, Esq, c. N. Howell,
ESQ.,, Maj. Jno. Meighan.
secretary.-L. T. Levin. z=
Treaeurer.-H. D. Scott tt.-@,@
It was also resolved that all Troung Races should be
governed by the rules Of the "Long Island Jockey
6lub," and all Running Races by rules Of ''Augusta
Il was further resolved that this Club adopt the Rules
and r. gulatons Of the "Augusa Jockey Club for its
government and that the Races be advertised to
mence the 4th day of July, and to continue four
days.
at which time the members will prepared to de-
eide upon the number and amount of each purse, dis
tance, etc. j. L. LUMsDEN,
Secretary pro tenn.
The above organization having been perfected, we
look for speedy development of sport, the prepa-
ration for which involves as much science and skill as
anv profession in the world In the hands OF gentle
men, the pleasures Of the turf constitute the chief ea
lures of attraction in all our large cities; and We know
not why in the present instance, with such names at
the head Of club as appears above. Columbia may
mt have race course and stud of horses second to
none in the South.
H.nnsoME PRESENT TO A Masonic LoDGE.-The 90.
umbia PAenig OF yesterday, says 1--WE have been
beautiful set OF jewels gave's, working tools,
and handsomely bound Bible, donations from several
hrethren Of the mystic e in Louisville Ky to their
ntortonate brother Masons Of Richand Lodge No. 80.
snc acts of broherly love- from the people of
ton Of the country to those of another tend to cement
the hearts of men.
0nANeeDuRa s. O.-The decree Of the Central Direc-
t to the contrary Notwithstanding fast recon-
atructine, Tho Times Of yesterday says that the work
of building new storea still goes on bravely.
Carpenters And plenty Of occupation, and our town
than sny piece of its size and population In the State
The various lots belonging to the Beach Estate spoken
were bought principally for the purpose Of erecting
stores. *, - ,.,.
time mast commodious dwelling and store-and upon
the others we hear Of fine buildings soon to be erected
hv flornelsen Kramer l. Co., Mr.. Kirk Robinson Mi.
y Hamilton, and perhaps others. The fine store Of
Measrs q. D. Keitt Co., nov nearly competedI and
the dwalline house OF Sheriff Dukes, great improve
ments TO Russei.atreet ., 23is.
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H. ". SCHROEDER.
AND MAGISTRATE
OFFIOE=
Law Place. in rear of Court House.
June IL lIT
Keep Disease at Bay.

Keep Disease at Bay.
Invads broken down in health and spirits BY ohro'
MIC Dyspepsia or suffering from the terrible exhaustion
which follows the attacks of acute disease the tesmo-
ny of thousands who have been raised as by miracle
from similar state of prostratton, by HOsTETTERs
STOMACH BITTERs, is q guarantee that by the
same means you may be strengthened and restored
But to those who stand in peril of epidemics, to all
who by reason of exposure, prvatons, and unconge-
nal climate or unhealthy pursuits, may at any moment
be stricken down, this paragraph is most particularly
and emphatcalLy addressed You, who are thus stua.
ted, are prohered absolute safeguard against the
danger that you. Tone and regulate the sys
tom with this harmless medicinal Stimulant and Alte
raive and you will be forearmed against the maladies
whose seeds float around you in the air unseen. HOS
TETTER'5 STOMACH BITTERs are not only stand
ard Tonic and Alternative throughout the United states
but they are accredited BY the certificates of the most
distinguished citizens Of the Union, to the people Of all
other lands In Canada, Australia and the West 1ndes
they gradually taking the place Of all other stomach.
ics whether native foreign, and surely truth s
progressive and demonstration overthrows doubt they
will eventually supersede every other 1nyigorant and
Restorative now employed in medicinal practice.
june IL
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COTTON GINS.

uyHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING COMPLETED THEIR
( arrangements once more for the manufacture OF
n hest COTTON GINS ever made In this country, are
now prepared to receive orders from Planters and
others wishing to purchase :.
The long established and well.knoWn reputation OF
EI,IIoTIss COTTON GINS, will, We hope, be sufh-
cient Guarantee that the article viii give entire sasfac-
ton. y. W. Gl1noil 41..t'. q oU.'
Nag II HAaasosfe' n "
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AUCTION SALES.
Balance of Country Store, uiz: Dry Goods, Boots
e and Shoes, Straao Goods, Notjons Toys, Hosiery,
= MCKAY IL CAMPBELL,
MeYf tn RnafnffieR Haaal. street.

MCKAY d CAHEBhkAA,
Next to Postof1ce, Hasel. street,
Will sell THIS DAY, commencing at 10 O'Clock,
FRENCH ALLWOOL MERIN OEs, Plaids, Muslins,'
Cacoes, swias Colored Dotts Barege Canton Eannel.
Cassimeres, Kentucky Jeans, Broadcloths, Kerseys,
Linen Ducks, Hollands, Linen Ticking a. Blay Linen
Black Bareges Tarletons sheeting Slate Drill Paper
aoop sis hadss Pshi Hos Hose
Bosoms, Muslin Handkerchiefs Mourning Handler
chiefs, Tissue Wells, Mems Shirts GlovesL G. Hand-
kerchiefs Belt and Tatta Ribbons Neck Ties oorgets
Laces, Fans, Fancy Soaps, Perfumes Zozodont, Hair
Brushes Hooks and Eyes, buttons Iapes &C., &C.
GENTS, BOOTS Ladies' 800 Congress Caters, Slippers,
BalmoralB, Mems Bal uoras, Low Quarter Shoes and
Bgogans, Youths and Boys' Boots, Ba1morals and
Shoes. q.
LADIES TRIMMED HATS, Mems Leghorn, Jeddo.
Canton Grass and Palm Leaf Hats Super Felt and Wool
Hats Black and Colored. z.sEs5i.=
TOYS. BR1rTAN1A SETS, China Tea Sets, Toy Tool
Boxes. Tin Steamboats,, Toy Stoves, &C., &c.
Conditions cash. June u
osey ist1 Per Cent; - Bonds q
By =. A. ENsLOW & co..
THIS pay 18th June, VIII be sold st ,th the north
TWENTY-FIVE II HUNDRED 7I9 DOLLARS oiTY OF
CHARLESTON SIX PER GENT. BONDS. - -.
June 1'ne0o Il '00ut''''' 1o0'4''0
by J. A. ENsLOW d co.
TO MORROW 10Th inst will be aold before our Store,
No. las East Bay, at 1oA o'clock, to close consign.
ment,
10 HHDs CUBA oLAYED MoLAssEs
10 hhds. Cuba Muscovado MolaBses tts4
20 boxes Havana Sugar. June IA =
Ness Beet, Corn Neal Provisions, Paints,
- Oils, DC. s.. n
BY j. A. ENsLOW & CO. @z
TOMORROW 18th inst will be sold before our Store,
II No. 1876 Last Bay at 10h o clock,
- barrels Philadelphia Mess Beef Z7.5! .=#sy
10 barrels White Beans - =ff,
E. Barrels kiln Dried Corn Meal -
Barrels Pickled Herrings
Chests Tea -
Cans and kegs White Lead ~ .s.szt 5-e =. siiiff ~
- Cans and kegs Paints, assorted =
Cans and kegs Paint OIL ~; & 4 4rt zr4Rt5si -
Cans Verdigris. -. y v / ( '1!f June IA
$500 Bo1es .Hauana Sugar, Cargo Of French Bark
"Ange Huardienne, . from Haydna-By Order !.
Of Captain Constance Byou, Master ofsaid Yes-
sell. sSszl
BY j. A. ENSLOW & co, d,
On TUESDAY, 10th Juna will be sold Fat the New Gus.
tom House corner East Bay and Marketstrees. at II
O'Clock A. NJ, tN,e-s.ss.ess s Q ii,s
The CARGO Of the French bark "Ange auardieine I"
from Havana, comprising. .$t2.
,TWENTY-THREE HUNDRED BOXES HAVANA
SUGAR, Good to Prime Refining quality. = Il.
nSavannah Republican, Augusta 0onatttntio alist,
Columbs Phoenix, Atlanta Intelligencer and Whining.
ton Journal will insert the above until day previous to
sale, and send bills to ]. A. E. b Co. June IL -;
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UNDER DHORlaE IN EQ

WIN be sold under the direction Of the undersigned at
the old Custom House, III this city, on TUESDAY, the
10th day Of June, 1885, at II o'clock A. NJ,
All that LOT OF LAND, With the buildings and im-
proyanents thereon situate on the north ride Of Weems
Court Ward No. Q, measuring and containing thirty
feet 'front.' or less, by about los feet Il inches in
on land Of Thompson to she south on Weem's Qourts
to the east on land Of Otis Mills; and to the west on
land Of Mrs. 6imong. 555sls5 q =#E55ssz2
Terme-One.third cash, the balance In three equal
annual insalments secured by bond Of the purchaser
and mortgage Of the premises with interest from the
day Of SALE payable annually Tho buildings to be in-
JAMES TUPPER,
Nav 20 tuthg1O ;.s Master In Equity
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Fifth Act:e Farm OF. Edisto Island =
BKesMITH 6s MeGILIVRAY.
At Private Sale ':.-s. lss.5zE;es' -
WIN be sold, on accommodating terms, WELL SET.
tiled FARM OF FIFTY ACRES with good dVeinn8
ko ~ BRoIp.sT, SOUTH s1DD. NEAR stat IS 3,
1nna IL jfE asii .Ss5 -.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
auction sales This Day.

E5-Au
J.A. Essnow Co. will sell, this day, at the north
side Of the Old Custom House, at II O'Clock, City Of
Charleston s1 per cent Bonds.
M1n11eAa. MkroHERs l. 90. will sell, this day, at
their store. No. 90 vendue Range, at 10 O'clock hams
and shoulders, sugar, mack ere, soap, segars, dry
goods, &C. g.
sAMson 4 A1MAR will sell, this day. at their sales
room. at 10 O'Clock, furniture, clothing, liquors,
dresses, &c. = i
JAMES ". Brown 4 90. will sell, this day at their
store, No., 116 East Bay. at 10 O'clock shoulders,
hams, sc.
LAuarY ALEXANDER will sell, this day, Of their
store No. 1877 East Bay. opposite Nerth Atlantic Wharf,
at 10 o'clock hams strips, -four, pork heads. cheese,
pickles, &c.
MoKAr k CAMPBELL will sell, this day, at their
sales rooms, Hase street, next to Postofce, at 10
O'clock the balance Of country store viz dry goods
boots and Shoes straw goods notions, toys hosiery &C.
HOMEOPATHIC RRMEp1Es-One of DR.. HuMPHnE7s'
s1sa1 con- anal costs So
family provided with one Of them win nave during
the year. ten times the amount of their coss in obytat-
ing the necessity Of medical attendance bendes secur-
ING its members from pfotracted and serious Illness
So~sS-~o@N.-
with all who believe in the axiom, that stitch IN time
saves nine Disease, to be overcome must be prompt.
" met, and Dr. HuMpHnEYs' remedies are invaluable
for such q purpoae.--New York Courier
+ HUMPHREYS spEo1F1o HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE Com.
pANY, No. 5e2 Broadway, New York. .
ANCIENT FINE ARTs-T6 the Editor Of the Ne,o Pork
Herald Respecting the relics Of porcelain ware found
In the late exhumahons at Herculaneum, which nave
been forwarded to the Society of Antiquities IN London
whereof your correspondent says the bottle resembling
DaAKE's Plantation Bitters was undoubtedly placed
among the ruins by the agent Of Dr. DRAKE we desire
to state that he is incorrect in every respect II bot
tie was found there bearing etterng the language
of the Ancient Romans different from the accepted
literature of that day. Our Agent has other business
than this in Europe has not been in Italy at ALL
No doubt Americans carry Plantation Btters to Rome;
but trying to impose upon society of Antiquarans IN
this way seems quite useless and do not appreciate
the Joke It s unnecessary for to spend money in
Europe while we are unable to supply the demand for
these celebrated Bitters here Respectfully,
+nthaa p q. DRAKE h co.
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W. y. dENEhEY B 6EOUNDRY.-FrOm our ear lteSs child
hood always were fond Of watching the ratons of
the mechan1c-that is Of him that was 'makng some.
thing. The Germans call the Creator Schsp fer, from
SchG6en', ITO shape,"-thus showing their apprecia
on of the moulding plastic No class of citizens
are useful to the community than the quiet and
peaceful operative engaged in the construction of ma
chinery of all kinds.
This train Of thought was suggested to u.s. few days
ago. by very pleasant visit had to the oup dry of
our honored townsman, Mr.. HENEREY, No. 3lA NJ eet-
ing street. where spent very agreeable hour ex.
aminng different kinds of machinery, and all the vari
GUS processes of turning drilling, saving, casting,
moulding, etc.
Mr. HENEREY has q very extensive establishment,
that is we'll worth visiting by persons fond Of examining
such work He is engaged at present in building en-.
gnss and boilers also repairing machinery Of various
kinds We had the satisfaction of witnessing the inter-
esting operation of castiug"-the work in hand being
the columns for mr. CAMERoNs new, elegant irontfont
stores in Meeting street. opposite Hayne.
The cotton planters interests being looked AFTER
in supply of the Mccarthy Cotton Gins for which this
establishment took the premiums of the South Carolina
Institute. We naw here boilers, finished and in pro-
gress, cylinders boring and being planed shifting in
process of constructions columns for building fronts
some duted and others plain-wih intels, sl plates
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caps and castings of various kinds which can De iar
nshed to every branch Of trade This place was es'aD
shed in 1853 and is complete in all the departments
patti making, casting blacksmith boiler ana
or fitting shops.
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Fire 0o,r!nelfs96 r! 6aE stsgEsg g sun !.

- Fine @
a. - 80 AI THAT Lot OF LAND, WITH THE DE.
1Tal 8 gIRABLE TWO. O.AND-A. .HALF-6TORYD DWELL-
|!!ag HE ING AND STORE THEREON, being dne
business stand, situate the northeast corner
inspeoon and March streets The house s well finished,
has spacious store neatly fitted up and on the prem
Lot measures Inspection street 8b feet inohea by
100 feet on Marsh street.
For terms and particulars apply to us, as above
CORNER STATE AND CHALMERS STREET.
Juue 10 sa{i=.z .
Desirable Residence IN Western Part of City. q
By WILBUR & SON.
a. as All that LOT oE LAND with the two.and a.
5Il half story dwelling thereon, with doublepazzas,
Il1s situate on the south side Of Calhounstreet I'D
l1!Rka door east Of smith.street and known by the
Old number, s5 measuring in front on Calhoun street,
8B feet by los feet In depth more or less The House
Contains six square and two attic wefnshed rooms,
the premises are htShen car ns
large cistern, well Of good Water. DC.
For terms and particulars apply TO u.s. as qs a9ove.
CORNER STATE AND CHALMERS STREETS.
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