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"Spring IL is cheery,
Winter is dreary,

"SpriHg IL is oiceTy
Winter is dreary,
Green leaves hang, 6ut the Grown must fly;
When he is ,aaEen,
Lone and tor,aken.
What Old man do but dic?"
Why, take PLANTATION BrrrERs to bo sure, and with
them new lease Of life. The old nrc male young
again, tho middle-ascd rojoco and tho young become
doubly brilliant by using this splendid Tonic. Dyspep
sia Heartburn, Liver Complaint Headache Pains in tho
sdc "crick in tho Back and NIL symptoms of stomachie
Dcrangemcnt yield at to tho health giving influence
of PLANTATION BrrrERs. tuths3 November 81
Ito THE LovERs OF Goop Corn BREAD.-Takc one
pint OF good sweet Indian Meal tea-cup of Flour
little Salt and si these together with three small toa
spoonfuls of PIONEER YEAST POWDER {no other will
dol rub in pioco of sweet Butter tho size of an cgg add
one pint of sweet milk, aud two eggs we'll beaten;
spoonful of Sugar will improve It; put into pans and
bake in quick oven.
For sale by HENRY BISCHOFF 4 CO.
No. 197 East Bay street, Charleston, s. c.
November II stuth1mo
PIONEER soAri No. si-superior to all Pioneer soap
most economical of ALL
Sold by II. DISCHOFF CO..
No. 1s7 East Bay street, Charleaton g. G.
November IT gtuth1mo
If xou WANT LIGHT BISCUIT, Pic Crust Mullins or
Corn Bread, call into HENRY DfscHoFF e. Co. No 1877
East Bay street. Charleston 8. c. and get box Of Pho
neer Yeast Powder with directions now in use by tho
best Hotels and Pastry Cooks In this city.
November 10 mwf1mo
CoLLEroN BrrTERs has been used for the last fifty
years; and recommended by oil who havo used It. as
being the best Bers for Dyspepsia and all nervous dis
eases AK for Colleton Bitters, and take no other
November 26 mwf
For restoring strength md appetite, the great
Southern Tonic, PAsKN1N's HEPATIo BrTrEns and you
will not be disappointed. For sale by all druggists. tn
"HEIP Me, CAssrUs. on SINK" Ia the cry of Nature
when the healthy action ofhe system impaired Nature
asks to be helpodnot help when the
organs Of secretion fah to perform their natural nc
tona. is bost givon by MARSDEN.S VEGETABLE
SANATIVE PILLS, which perform their work in gentle
manner and involve of those subsequent i'll effects
which sure to follow tho many of the nostrums
of the day. For sale by all Druggist.
KING & CASSIDEY, agents.
GOODRICH, wINEAIAN & CO., Agents.
November 20
soHLEY of Columbus GAL having permanently located
in Charleston respectfully tender their services to the
citizens in the practice Of Homeopathy.
Dr. c. has had tho experience Of fifteen years this
school of medicine
Office at our residence, No. H. 8. W. corner COLLEGE
and GREEN STREETS corner OF Grecn).
HEnvEY NJ. CLEcKLEY, al. D. PHILIP T. ScHIEy III. D.
Scptemhcr5 1r
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First Quality Rice Plantation 10 be Rented.
BY j. DItAYTON FORD.

BFOKeT uhu NOnlmf1gtOn AVenf.
The very desirable RICE PLANTATION known AZ
south Chachan. situated tho western branch OF tic
Cooper River This Plantation Is located Of the best
pitch Of the tides Is free from sas has been under un
interrupted culture, and ia in complete ORDER It en-
braces 262 acres prime swamp land which s cultivated
has large tract Q. upland fields suited for cotton Or pro-
yatons and an abundance Of wood for fuel It has ex-
tensve accommodations for laborers barn. and eyerv.
thing suitable for it's successful management pcrnea
aton given "a coon required.
For particulars inquire 40 above at
No. 40 BROAD STREET.
NofempS ~ gu tuths ChArloatol.
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DISCHARGED SOLDIERS.

DHDOkAhAN~HID
W1nn B0UNTY.-ALL SOLDIERS WHO EN-
P1VV LISTED In 1861, 1852 1s83 1864 and 1865.
aud served two or three years discharged on
such soldiers vino died In service f Va
CAN NOW OBTAIN ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS AID
OPTIONAL. BOUNTY AND A PENSION.
All widows drawing pensions now entitled to an in
crease OF two doiiaIs per month for each child.
havo received official forms aud Instructions and can
aete these claims without delay II claimants win cal ct
once. No fees required In advance. = TTr''o
Parsons residing at distance can have the necessary
papers sent them on application by letter.
Aooress r. HURLEY,
q. 8. Licensed Claim Agent
- ~ No, 100 Meeting street,
....n.r ,r, Charleston, 8. O.
oe'oper " limo
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UNITED STATES SALES OF LAND I'm sT
HELENA PARISH. SOUTH CAROT.TNh
PRIVATE SALES.
PteasaR Convenient and Eligible Family
Residence on East Ban.
By b. MCCALL,

AT Pr1Vato SaIo--
LY RESIDENCE No. 224 East Bay street. containing six
well finished upright rooms, two large attics dresRing
ciosed. and CRATES throughout. On the Lot which Is
OF good size, are two-story Brick Kitchen with ample
house. large cistern and well Of water two flower gar
dens and paved yard and the entire premises IN good
order. Apply eg above, at No. 81 BROAD STREET.
November % 23,27,29, dect-4
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AUCTION SALES.
FtrHiture, Chairs, Scninu 3Etcb;ues E.
IlY IflIYIStsE ~ SIIGnT, rIIHInsseo, Ne.

FHrftttre, Chairs. Sctriny Machines de-
by BOWERS ~ SILCOX,
viii be cold in Store No. 1877 Meeting strcot onpo
O'Clock, ~ ~
A flnc set of MAHOGANY AND BEDROOM E1TRNr.
TURE
CONSISTING
MARBLE TOP BUREAU, with large glass; Marble
Top Wash Stnnd fno Mahogany Wardrobe Mahooany
Dcdsead, with Cornice; Marble Top Side Table Marble
Top Sde6oard, Wheeler Wilson's Sowing Machine In
good Mahogany Caso; Wilson Sewing Machine Sofa
Dining Table, Common Tables, fno Easy Chair, Cane
Scat Chairs, Rocking Chairs, Common Wash Stanis
Cooking Stoves, &c. &c.
fno largo WORE. MULE, in good working order.
Conuluon6 cash. November 20
NJ. L. AIIAR
VIII se1 TOMORROW, 3Oth instant, ut 10 O'Clock, at
- No 1G Yenduc Range,
sMohED BEEF Scgars, English Mustard, &c.
ALSO,
oiry, &c.
Conditions cash. Noycmbcr %
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FIRE LOAN.
MAY0RALTY OF CHARLESTON. !


MAYORALTY OF CHARLESTON
CRY HALL, November 0, 1856 I
A Ii. PERSONS DESTROYS OF REBUILDING IN n aH
N Burnt Districts and Waste Places Of tho CITY un-
der IAN Act OF the General Assembly, giving authority
TO the City Council Of Charleston to proceed In the mat
tor OF Firo Loan with view to aid In building M the
City anew are hereby notified that tho form Of appji
cation Tor loans be obtained Office of the r
OF Counc.i, between tho hours Of 0 a. III. and p M
All applications must be filed In the above mentioned
onoe as the Committee win meet every Monday to con-
H1dor the same. ~ ~
By order Of the Mayor. " n gRfrrH
November 10 fJerk m Connnu
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No MORE rALE FACES, but ono Of q rosy tint. EP-
rtNos SARsApARILh. AND QUBES's DEIdGnT is recon-.
me ldcd by physicians for all Impurities Of tho blood
will give new life to the aged and restore the young:
November "a stuth
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a Fact Worth knowing,

The best Investment for an invalid who suffers from
debility Or loss of appetite is bottle of
patio Bittcrs. 1t will bc give relief For sale by
nll Druggists.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
A Novelty.

Tho latest ind most eecual remedy for the euro Of
debility, loss of eppee. headache torpor Of the nvor
etc., is PANKNn''s HEPATIC BITTERs For salo by
oil Druggists. th
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PRIVATE SALES.
Valuable Real Estate, at F,ioate Sale onl,,

fdtuaote Real Estate, at I,,i0Gte Sale only.
BY WILBUR 81 SON.
We offer great Inducements and on liberal tcrms,
Tho following dcsirable RESIDENCES and vACAET
LOTS, viz
HOUSE AND LOT In Calhoun street, south side, three
doors cast Of Smith street.
House and Lot No. 1. north side Bognrd street.
from Meeting areet
House and Lot in Court House Square; large Lot and
elegant Dwelling of nine rooms.
LOT In Rutedge street, 40 feet front by 100 feet.
Lot northwest Mill Lucas streets so feet by
1875 feet.
Lot In Chapel street. door west of Old leo House.
directly opposite Northeastern Railroad, 35 feet front by
Lot I'm Bee street. 80 feet front by 100 feet.
southwest of Broad street
Slated Roof Cottage thereon and outbuidngs complete;
both containing $50 Acres.
TO RENT.-A fine MANSION, containing every conye-
terms will be made liberal by applying above
CORNER STATE AND CHALMERS STREETS.
November 10 mwfo
Valuable Sea Island Cotton Plantation fol, SAFE.
BY LOWNDES Ss GRIMBALL,
Brokers, Aucttoneers and Real Est Agents,
Law Range, Broad Street.
A PLANTATION on Edisto Island. situated on the
South Ediso River, and containing 1e5 Of high
land, about 10 OF which under woods the balance
and rush lands aoring superior facilities for
ing and hne range for CATTLE portion of this ia capa-
Bile OF being reclaimed with comparatively little labor,
In the opinion Of competent Judges Is well adapted
For further particulars sPriJ as above, OF to
DIR. ]. J. MURRAY,
Edisto 1aland-
Purchaser TO pay L. & G. for papers.
November 21 wfm6
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To PLtNrEns.If you wish Fertilizers, apply TO J.
RopsoN No. 02 East Boy, who has always lnrgo stool
mud on tho most favorable terms.
November 30 su tbstu2mog
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ESTATN SALE OF VALUABLE I,ANns O1o
JOHNS ISLAND AND IN BARNWELL DISTRIGT" "

At Private Sale
PARK PLANTATION, sltuated on John,a 1s,ona a.,
teen miles from the city contains 1900 acrea M hah
and largo body Of Marsh Landa; 400 ecres Of fhss
high lands are cleared and we'll adapted 20 the nroa
ton OF fine Long Cotton from which large crons heSo
In woods most of which is original srowhl afordinH m
abundant supply Of timber, which, om its proIiriy -
the river, may be made available and proHahIa W
1s small Dwelling and other buildppg on fho
The BACK PEN PLANTATION, ON Johns Iainnd co,
tans ABOUT 1000 acres but small portion M ,,hSan
has been cleared cultivated, and the remaind M M
Io9ds OF original growth abounng In pine and otber
chaser disposed to engage in the lumber busineea tS
pendent OF tho advantages which may be derived so
soh wen adopted to the cultivation Of cotton and for
other agricultural purposes. 'A "iu 'or
ALSO,
FOR SALE, PLANTATION IN BARNyyrIJ Dro
IHICP, four miles from Grahams Turnont on A. oti
arobna Ratroad at The junction Of the Oharleatnn n
hngusta and Orangeburg and Barnwel Roads Tha Tha
Plantation contains 1851 acres 2a0 Of wbicp q, inS 40
which has been recently cleared and Win moss , Q,
Az TO 90 bushels OF Corn per nore or hale NJ 1att
per acre The High Land ia also OF hne one,,t, ~
portion is heavily tmbered There IA niao on S,s8e
good MIL site and good landing ON the FSst pt Ptoe
perfectly healthy at all Of the year bi ati
part Of the District. ~ o1 'ne oest In that
The above property viii be offered ss private so,s nm
al tne 2oh December; not then sold fhnv Vii, he ~
fered at aucon the Barnwel Lands IN th S. oe OF
ana tne johns Island Lands on the oth Iann"rv
o6 E9r particulars apply to Messrs Ed. Mct3nADy r.
Wharf JCtSSgS JCCntSUSgSEX, vandarhorat
Novsnoh.p O, Executor.
e'N'~~ASSA ~ . M
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REPAIR YOUR ROOFS
WITH THE GuTTA PERcHA ELASTIC CEMENT,
TO HAD AT
J. W. CARMALT'S,
No. so EAST BAY, ConNEn OF BoycE's WuAnY
Read the following Certificates
CHARLESTON, October 16, 1866.
This will certify that the paint put upon tho Synagogue
and Tabernacle by tho Ready Roofing Company stood
the test of several heavy falls and shows no leaks
Tho roofs were Of old tin and leaked In several places
fore the new paint was put on.
CHARLES II. NOISE,
President Of tho Cong B. E.
CHARLESTON November %, 1866.
In September last tho fish market needing repairs
upon it's roofs, which very old and in very leaky
condition. had applied to 1t the Ready Roofing Com
panys "Gutta Perchn Elastic Cemcnt dispensing with
tho services Of timer having been guaranteed that It
could be made tight with the cement a1ono would now
certify that this roof shows leaks and Is mporvous
to rains.
(signed) WILLIAM KIRKWOOD,
November 70 Chief Clerk of Markets
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LAW NOTICE.

THHE UNDERSIGNED ARE ASSOCIATED AS PART.
i NERs. and propose to practice in the STATE
COURTS OF LAW AND EQUITY for the Districts OF
BaTnwei, Beaufort and colloton under tho name and
carolina. II. ]. DAvANT. e
november ~ I'm J. G. DAVANT,
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SIXTY FINE MULES FOR SALE.

Iho haInia Mills Company having further use for
ther Teams, will offer for eale ta their Works the
south Carolina Rairoad}, eight milet from Augusta
Ge;, on the FIRST TUESDAY in December,
SiAIY tGe1 FINE MULES and TWO ri HORSES
with LOG CARTS, WAGONS, HARNESS. &c, &c.
Most OF these Mules were brought from Kentucky last
excellent Order after working hard the entire
Ihere Is no timer lot Of Mules in the country Terms
BENJAMIN +. EVANS,
President Ka1nn Mills
GG~ Augusta ConsHutionnlist Savannah Republican,
Macon Telegraph and Montgomery Advertiser publish
daily till 25th instant and scnd bill to this Office.
November 10
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LARGEST CIRCULATION IN TIE STATE.
LARGEST CIRCULATION IN THE CITY.

a5THE LIST or FLETrERS RE
MA1NING in the PostoHce mt the
end of each week is published Off
oial1y in II HI H d ALL Y N II w g
every Friday morning.
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At Private Sale.
BY CLFFFORD & MATHEWES,
No. 81 la Broad street.
SEA ISLAND COTTON PLANTATIONS
UPLAND COTTON PLANTATIONS
RICE PLANTATIONS
FARMS. FIRST-CLAss WATER-PowERs, SUMMER
RESORTS, &C., &C., In this State and Georgia.
DESIRABLE RESIDENCES AND BUILDING JOTs
in every part of tho city. 3mo Sentemher Si
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BY SMITH & McGfLLIVRAY, '"'''
AZ the Red Sign, No. az Broad Street.
Inc STOCK, GOOD WILL, aud entire FIXTrRFs n,
that popular Retail House. No. 23s King. near
MAJ Market street OK tho Measrs. PRATT l. WILSON BROS
The proprieors sell only that they may give their en-
ainess In Hayne street. NovenoI,aSS no pu'
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Woodstock Plantation fo,. Sale on. REM
BY CLIFFORD & MATIIEIYIIa

WOOuStOCH T0Iu7NdI1On Tor Sale Hern
BIZ CLIFFORD g. MATIIEyVES.
Real Estate Agents, No. 81 La Broad Street
WOODSTOCK PLANTATION, 16 miles from Charies-
ton, on the South Carolina Railroad Containing 9ee
acres l6e cleared and 60 Rico Land It is woI
wooded and contains some OF the very best cotton and
provision lands; would suit well attend Tho 1narkets
II is well adapted for raising stock, &C. large Dwell.
Ling, negro houses aud Mill on the place.
Terms-One third cash; balance IN one two and tbre.
November ~ tntSoa
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furniture, Uorses, Velicles &c. at Auction
BY SMITH & McGILEIVRAY
No. 27 Broad street, south side, near state
street.
Sales Of FURNITURE &C., ut private rcs,5sno.. =.
tended to ut moderate charges Aoee Nv
Auction every WEDNESDAY for HORSES yEHImRs
October " ""A "uico'
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AUCTION SALES.
POsitipe Sale Of Butter and Shoulders
Ky II nj. CATER.

POsitipe Sale Of Butter and Shoulders
by II. nj. CATER.
Will bo sold TOMORROW MORNING, at 10 o'clock,
Browns Whnrf,
100 tubs and kegs STRICTLY CHOICE BUTTER, now
lan1ing
1000 Bacon Shoulders, in los.
Conditions cash. November 20
Cargo Sale Of Cttbd 1hGScouado Sugars, per Schr.
"I. J. Frazier" from AfHtGHzas.
BY HENRY COIiIh ~ 60.
TOMORROW, 30th inst, at II O'Clock, AM, alongside
Schr 1T j. Frnzicr," on Accommodation Wharf, will
bo sold,
81 hhds. "ST. LUCIA" PRIME MUSCOvADo SUGAR
40 hhts. Virginia" Fair 70 Good Muscovado Sugar
40 boxes as" Fair to Good Muscovado Sugar.
Tcrns-under $1,000, cash; $1,000 and $1,000 15 days;
over $1,000, 80 days, approved endorsed notes.
eB- Augusta Cousttutionuiist, Savannah Republican
and Columbia Phoenix, each copy once and send bill to
H. c. 4 Co. November 40
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Ordngcbu1Y Fem 1ic iSentindrY.
BY JACOB COHEN ~ co.

INGTtlWOTW.
BY JACOB COHEN ~ co.
On TUESDAY, tle 4th of December, ct II O'clock Of
the north of the Exchange, will bo sold,
THAT DESIRABLE PROPERTY, situated in the town
Of Oransebnrg, and known tho Orangehurg female
College Tho building large and suitable for Hotel
or boarding School, being capable of accommodating
about two hundred t20Ol persons On the premises
gas works for supplying the building with gas and fine
orchard and garden. Tho grounds ample aud cgbly
located, being near the railroad depot.
Terins-Onetcnth til0i cuHh; balance by bond pnya-
bio Ill fYo TO- equal annual instaments by mort
gno OF the property Premises 10 DO kept insured and
policy assigned. Purchaser to pay us for papers
The above property be treated for at private sale
November
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Fdtudote Farm on Charleston Neck, Niles from
Gig, for Sale or Lease
BY CLIFFORD & nIATHEIWEa.
At Private Sale
For Sale or lease, VALUABLE FARM on Cbnrleeton
NECK, four miles from the Court House. on Ship-yard
Creek containing 190 acres-onchalf cultivated balance
well wooded good Sea Island cotton land Dwellinp Me-
gro Houses, &c. tuths6 Novembes On
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Estate Sale Of Valuable Sea Island Plantations ST.
udted on Edisto Isldnd-Rice Lands opposite W.
ton, 81. Pdups Parish-CoNon Lands on Tboooo-
doc Creek, 81. Paupo Parish, an the State of Souih
Car9's1a, belonging to The late Eplsratna III. Bay
By H. H. DeLEoN.
@ .ae of 81 sss a.
II O'Clock, at the old Custom House. corner OF Broad
a9a h'fs a1y SsEfss VALUABLE PLANTATIONS:
EDIsTo ISLAND. AcnEs.
Residue of Hickory Hin 100, more or less
Palmetto 1872 moro or less
Snergooid. .168, moro or less
6hei aouse. 100. moro or less
Rcd House. 100, less
SeaorooK 164, more or less
The shove adjoin, and may be purchns-
ed as one Plantation, containing in
haooitt Point. 574, moro less
Larocne q. 200, more or less
Iltue Eolsto face.. 800, more or less
Total number of Acres on Ediste
st. psuls Parish Cotton Plantation on moro OF ''Ss
St. BSrtSoo%ows Parish Rice pana. 'OO more or less
ton opposite,W Wilton (R. L.l.... 200, moro less
Total amount Of Land ........ $780, more or less
Terms-Onethtrd cash; balance In one and two years
secured by bond and mortgage Of the promises.
THos. II. wHIINGHAM,
bo Obtained from WILLIAM wHaEY Esq., aeSHs soeisoEy ay
othoetp Shafiesoont OF H. H. DEiISON,
NO. ~ broad street. WI October a
UNITED STATES SALES OF LAND I'm ST.
HELENA PARISH, SOUTH CAROLINA.
Notice is hereby gyen that ut 10 O'Clock A. M on MON
DAY, December 3d. 1866, at the Office Of the United
States Direct Tax Commissioners in Beaufort south
Carolina we shall offer for sale, to the highest bid
All the GOVERNMENT SCHOOL FARMS tnumbered
from one to inclusye) in st. Helena Parrish
in two more divisions, as the Commisaoners NAV
deem eIpedient Terms caah
For further particulars see the notice I'm the Charles
ton Courier, dated October lat, 1860.
20 WILLIAM HENRY DRIGBANE,
. W. E WORDING,
United States Direct Tax Commissioners for south
Carolina Noyonoi,on 10
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NOTICE.
Sales EVERY EVENING at Z O'Clock by KIIROY 4 Co
No. 339 Kingstreet. Of general assortment OF Dry
GOODS. Clothing Fancy Goods, Jewclry Boots and
Shoes, Cutlery, pcrfumcry and Soaps
November 29
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SPECIAL TO THE LADrEs.-At Mrs. g. J. CoTcn-
Err's Emporium Of Fashions, No. 269 King street,
can be found tho largest and most choice selection
of millinery" in the city, and at the lowest prices
Ladies buying for the country will do well to call
and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
Particular attention given to country orders.
mwf
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handsome Residence in Wentapo,th- street.
By CLIFF0tD 81 hLATFIEVyES
Ren1 Estate TO No

At Private 6alo-
A handsome three story BRICK RESIDENCE, do.
nghtuy situned and convenient business locaIit,es
containing eight square Rooms large Pantry and Store
Room, Bathing koon Attic and alI modem improve
ments The House ia handsomely furnished throuahout
and ornamental and shade Trees growing In mont
Lot measures 3G feet front by 136 feet deep.
Terms accommodating. tuths6 November 20
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WE HAVE been shown specimens Of tin painted with
the Ready Roofing Companys "Gutta Porca Elasic Ce-
ment" which for strength has equal. We subjected
the paint to the most tests, such applying
fre bending and rebendng ithe tin, and yet the paint
showed no agn Of cracking until the tin itsclf wus
broken Something Of it's durability be inferred by
its superior srongth other paints in Those
having new or old tin roofs that need painting would do
well to examine tho above paint before going elsewhere.
The parties who are applying It Responsible and
guarantee that the Oldest and most leay tin roofs can be
made perfectly tight and at cheaper rates than be
afforded by any Of the old methods. desirable they
also sppy the paints In use. and have facilities for
doing the Same at reasonable rates than can be
afforded elsewhere Orders con bo loft j. W. CARMA1rs
East Day, below Broad-street- From among numerous
testimonials they refer to several under Busness Notices.
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For CoUaHs, Colds and Throat disordors, use
'Bro'on's Bronchial Iroches,' having proued their
efficacy by test Of many years. The Troches are
highly recommended and prescribed by Physicians
and Surgeons in the Army. Those exposed to sud-
den changes should always be supplied with ''1'he
1'oohes," as they give prompt relief. thstus
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feNo,o Meta< and Ndus, on account Of ,chon, man
concern.
BY j. A. IGNSLOVV 81 co.
On sATURDAY next, 1st December. will bo sold at II
O'Clock, In store Palmetto Wharf
A QUANTITY OF YELLOW METAL, AND COMPo-
sITION NAILS stripped from the French barlt Mazatlan
H. Faure master, which put into this port i'm distress
and sold by order of tho French Consul.
November %
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NOVEMBER 29-THE FIRST NEWSPAPER PRINTED
BY SrEAM.-Doubtless but few Of our readers are
aware that printing newspapers by steam was first
accomplished 30 recently as November 20, 1914.
The edition Of the London Times Of that date was
the first ever printed by steam press. The hand
press could geldom strike off moro than 800 I'M
pressions an hour, and it was tedious and labori-
ous Job to get OF the 1000 copies oflwhich the daily
issue Of the Times at that period cc.--iste i. 1t
was the second MIR. JOHN WAITE', son of the first
and father Of the present proprietor Of the Times,
who made this innovation the old routine Of tho
Office He took charge Of the paper in 1903, and
the very next year he employed one THoMa7 MART
zER to construct on automatic prose, but for va
rious reasons the scheme at that time went
through, and II was not until 1914 that KoNIa, o
Saxon, sacceeded in perfecting steam prebs that
was used to print the Times for November 20. Tho
following account Of the event is taken from o
rare biography Of the three WALTERs:
Owing to the opposition Of the prossmens Konig
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-29

Scoop Malta.
nY II. & A. II. CALDWELL.
On WEDNESDAY, 9th December will bo sold on soutb.
ern Wharf, at IL o'clock,
Tho SLOOp MALTA seven tons burtbcn Connor,d
Chain.
Conditions cash. thstuy4 Noyember 10