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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-09

Sioop Boat Mary Ann, -Four and a half Tons.
BY ,. A. TIIOURON.
THIS DAY, November 0, 1a60 at wharf foot of Hasol
street. at IL NJ, will Hef, for division,
The superior Sloop Beat MARY ANN. Hull in good
order and sound oak timber Cabin and Hatches, with
Maiumast, now Jib Standing Rigging.
All necessary papers at expense of purchaser. Sale
posiiye. Noycmber9 0
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NEW AND bPoRTANT MhNURAoToRY.-Itg gives us
pleasure to announce the permanent establishment
in this city Of nm Artificial Log and Arm Manufao-
tory To those in need We would call particular
attention to DR.. BLYs advertisement.
We aro pleased TO know that our manned Boldiers
can be supplied with artificial limbs in our homo
city.
Wo nro authorized to cay that tho prices are 30
arranged that tho poorest oan vol afford sub
stitute.
Mr.. J. e. GARDNER, tho Agont and Superinton-
don't can bo seen at all hours during the day at tho
manufaotory, No. 1873 King street.
THE RICHMOND Times says "we have enjoyed
the qualification Of examining the testimonials and
endorsements Of DR.. GARDNER, and are moro than
convinced that such letters could not have boon OBJ
tanned oxcept by tho possession Of great skill in
his profession. He fulfls promptly oil no uudor-
takos, and will not run up bill upon hopeless
caso Wo think that our citigans who arc afflicted In
either OF these :gans- tue oye oar-shoald con-
suit with him, and they will find him courteous
gentleman and master OF his profession.
DR.. GARDNER Gun be oonaulted daily, on oil dis.
eases of the eyo nnd oar Oico, Parlor 1874, ct the
Charleston Hotol, whore ho will remain until No
yember 18th; after that time will visit Charleston
monthly.
THR HAsn gTREEr DnUa SronR.-In company
with sovorai friends Inst night we resorted to the
now store, attracted by tho brilliant illumination
set on foot 10y Mr. GurrLEatIH We examined tho
gorgeous display Of Chinoso byotaerie in tho win
dow, than entorod, and there enjoyed tho frea
prognosticated in our notice OF yesterday.
] This now drug store ia porfsos gem in ito way
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-09

HOMEOPATHIC MEDICAL No1IoE--Drs. CLEcKIEy L
scHIEY (of Columbus GAL having permanently located
Charleston respectfully tender their eervices to tho
citizens, In the practice Of Homeopathy.
Dr. O. has had the experience Of fifteen years in this
school of medicine
Office at our residence, No. IL, g. W. corner COLLEGE
and GREEN STREETS tcorner Of GreenI.
HRRvKy HI. CLEcKLEr, NJ D.. PHILIP r. Son1EY NJ. D.
September s 1yr
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WE WOULD direct the attention of our readers to
the advertisement Of Messrs L. BUNCH & Son.
They will sell at auction q general assortment OF
everything that is useful to @ community, from
crockeryware to q mule. These gentlomen have
been in business for many years, and have invari-
ably given satisfaction to their numerous friends
and customers
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We CALI. the attention Of smokers to the adver-
tisenent Of Messrs LNuRHY & ALEXANDER. They
have been appointed the sole agents Of Messrs.
NILSSON & MoILwAn1Es celebrated smoking tobac-
coes, which comprise some Of the finest brands
known to connoisseurs. These tobaccoes are grown
upon the finest tobacco soil in Virginia, and possess
that peculiar and delicious favor known Of no other.
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MEssRs. RAouL l. LYMAN have recently obtained
large addition to their stock, and now offer to
| the public we'll selected and varied assortment OF
| Drugs and Chemicals, &c. The popularity Of this
| storo has been 30 well known that low comments
arc necessary. Their experience and ability aa
pharmaoeutists cannot be doubted and one peep
into their well arranged establishment will tempt
any one to enter and become purchaser, We
recommend all who wish to invest to pay Messrs
RAoUL LTKAu visit, and they will be easily sat
isfod.
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ATTENTION is called to the card Of Mrp JOSEPH
PozNANsK1. We shall be pleased to afford the pub
Lie every facility Of judging Of the merits Of this
new gas apparatus, and shall be quite gratifed to
Hee oil those interested in the matter at our Office
this evening.
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MELANCHOLY hooaDENr.-Coronor WHITING ycs-
terday held an inquest over tao body OF NICHOLAS
RICHARDS, seaman. Ho was one of tho ow Of tho
ship Ida and Lilly, md was employed in dis
charging her cargo Of copper ore. While engaged
ia hosting this, q box Of it caught the rail, and
swinging round, struck him 30 foroibly OBJ to cause
him to lose his balance and fall into tho hold,
Killing him instantly. The Jury returned yer.
d 1T in accordance with tho above facts. Ho leaves
a wife and family in Bristol, England His assets
md effocts have boen turned over to the Rev. w.
3. YATES, Scnman's Chaplain.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-02-21
GREATEST INVENTION OF THE AGE.
Philo's Washing Compound.

HIiUo w tSfIllIS SO'"F0"1
vVVHIs celebrated Soap has been in use for num-
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You can do your washing in one fourth Of the time
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We guarantee entire satisfaction in every case Of
the money returned.
]. NJ. TURRENTiNE. Agenf.
Hillsborough, ian. 3. Is
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To the Citizens Of N. Carolina.

u
vUvriE Termination u sansu:nsry contest, WHICH
= for the pas. four years has presented an impass-
able barrier to all social and commercial Intercourse
the two great sections Of tho country, having
q, length happily cleared away all obstacles to re-
newal of those relations which formerly bound Us to-
se,her in ra,ernsl union. take the ea,es, oppor.
tuniy afforded me by this suspicious events greet
nv Southern friends, and to solicit from them re-
newal Of that extensive business connection which
for quarter Of acentuy has been uninterrupted save
by the great public calamity to which have adver,ed
I, Is scarcely necessary the threshold Of bus-
mesa re-unioa, should repeat The warning 80 often
Given to nv friends beware Of those spurious and
Jee,erious compounds which. under the specious and
fal,e titles Of Imported Wines, Brandies, Holland Gin.
Liquors, &c. have bean equally destructive TO The
health of our czens az Preudcal 20 the interests Of
The legitimate Importer.
Many years Of my past life have been expended IN
an open and candid stiemp, expose these wholesale
frauds; time nor eIPsnse has been spared TO &C.
conplish this sslu,ay purpose, and to place before my
fends and The public genei ally, al the lowest posi-.
bic market price. and in such quantities as nigh, sun
their convenience. truly genuine imported article
twenty-five years business transactions with the
larges. and mos, respectable exporting houses in
France and Great Britain have afforded me unsur.
passed facilities for supplying our h'ms market with
Wines, Liquors, and I.qmures Of the best and most
approved brands in Europe, in addition to my own
disIlery in Holland for the manufacture Of schie
dom Sehnapps."
The latter. so long tested and approved by the ne
dical faculties ofshe United States WestIndies ana
south America as 40 Invaluable Therapeutic, whole
come, pleasant and perfectly safe beverage 10 all eli
mates and during oil seasons quickly excited The Gu
pidity of the home manufacturers and vendors of
spurious article under the same name.
trust that have, afier much toll and expense
surrounded all my imporsstions with safeguards an
directions which wi,h ordinary cireumspeeiion vii
insure their delivery. as receive them from EurOp,
TO all my customers.
Iwould. however, recommend in all cases wher
il Is possible. that ordersbe sent direct 10 my Depo
e Beaver Street. New Yeik. o. tina, prrchaeis b
made OF ms accredited agents.
In addition 70 large stock OF Wines. Bsandie.
&c, IN wood. have considerable supply Of old ri
"a foreign wines. embracing vinrases Of many "a,
years. Loliled up before the commencement Of ID
var, which can recommend 10 ell eonnoisseurs .
hese rare lururies.
Ia conclusion. would specially call tho early q
sntion Of my southern customers 70 the advantage
- derived b. transmitting their ORDERS without loss
time, or calling PersonsIIy Al the Depot. in order
insure the fal6lmeni az their ssors from ihe presel
arss and well selected assortment.
UDOLPHO WOLFE,
- Beaver street, Nev Yosl
December %. $3.50 -
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GO. TO MILL AT ONCE!

THOSE Of our Customers who have promised 10
i nav in Flour, Meal, &c.. Sec. are respectfully
informed that there is plenty OF Water now 70 grind.
t,ash promises are also past due. This iss serious
matter ,~,
Jan. 90. 44 GsA YfSs-
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Government of the United States

Government of the United States.
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GENERAL DIRECTORY.
u judiciary.

District Judge~-Wm II Robertson. ,,
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Clerk of Court-Saml B Clowney.
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inss.
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