The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-16


HE LaEoE and well established Wholesale firm
OF GEO W. CLARK & Co. ofTor, III luis days News
a large supply Of groceries. They iuyc lust beer
receiving nov supplrs OF salt, syrup nails soap
tobacco rope. tagging, ale, etc.
| SrAEET BporBE7s Co. Ofier for sale IL largo 10,
| If new Hour.
J. \. Essiow Go. have 2OOo bushels superior
| white Maryland corn for sale.
| L. j. KERR j. Co. oler fifty tons NJ p,.ruyi,,
guanc.
MoRDECN Co.. advertise 10 Jay Ire Il, arrivals
OF Hemp Eepe, prime Aloassei, Sc
GRUBER 4 MARTIN advertise a large and we'll
selected stock of Family Groceries, consisting foi
fresh teas, refined sugars strip bacon, potatoes,
&C., &c.
u. a. +. CALDWELL. arlvartisu breakfast bacon,
h'doa, shoulders, smoked pork, lard, syrup, &c.
ATTENTION is called 10 tho notice OF removal Of
Mrs. yERSow.
WnrAroN's OINTMENT is nh old aud wel triod
remedy, which keeps constantly increasing in
popularity as its merits become known. It has
| been before the public for moro than sixty years,
| aud is universally acknowledged to bo tho most
certain aud speedy cure ever discovered for Salt
Rhernl. Ulcers, Chilblains. letter. Pimples,
Blotchcs, and oil eruponsof tho skin, while il IL
obstinate cases in forty-eish hours.
BoAr RAclNn.--Our readers will notice i'll our
advertising columns, the notico for q Battcau
Race to take place hore on Tuesday, September
2lth entries to be allowed up to the 2lst inst at
the rate OF three dollars per boat. They will start
from West Point Mill, sail around Fort Ripley and
return. This will be All admirable chance for the
lovers ut boat sailing to make ilne sport. 1t uf-
lords us much satisfaction to say that our young
men are exhibiting growing taste for sailing and
row boats, and the number in our harbor is rapNl-
ly accumnla ting. No more manly sport can be
found Lot all the tatteaux in town he at once
entered, which may he done al this Office, and
show the public what The boatmen Of Charlento
can accomplish.
THE . lsMs. ",' Do you know asked an Epia-
copal minister oil his clerk one day. what keeps
farmer JONES from church? have not seen him
for these three weeks. hope il is not socinian-
ism"
No, your honor, it ID something worse than
sociniauisn.'
Worse than socinianism eau it bs ,ieisui ?"
Worse than that I"
1 hope IL is not atheisnli I"
Alas, Your honor, il is WORSE than thatl"
''Worse Than atheism; that ia impossible
Nothing can be more horrible than atloism! But,
let us zee, what is il 2"
He has got tho rheumatism, your honor"
llINrs TO SMoKERs.--hs We know OF several in
dividuals in this community, who make habit OF
smoking, We have thought the following advice
from the Cou7ier des Etdfs Un.s, may be of SER
rice to some OF them. Wo translate it., therefore
Never light Your segar, cigarette pipe, until a
quarter OF an hour after your breakfast your din
ner. Never, as You value your Fe mover light again
segar that has gone ont After your ropast, smoke
III the open air; or still BETTER lot it alone. BE-
ware never to smoke damp tobacco. The pipe is
less Objectionable than either segar or cigarette
hut, by all that is decent, never smoke the pipe of
another. Finally, persons Of a nervous and bilious
temperament have everything to fear from the use
Of tobacco; those OF a lymphatic temperament
alone can brave nicotine with mpunity
Dr. BRUINS ScHooL.-Tle school Of HENRY H.
BRUFs, LII. D., IN appears by an advertisement
III our columns this morhng, will be reopened on
the first oi October There is no citizen OF Charles
ton Who would require to be told ANYTHING ut all
about the capabilities OF DR.. BRURs al a teacher
For years hu flod with distinguished honor tho
position Of head OF tho High School of this city
and many OF thu parents OF lhe youth of to-day
as n teacher, but also to his iovabIe nature as
man; and thore is no one with whom he has ever
been thrown i'll contact, who will not heartily con-
graduate him ON his success AZ teacher, and as
heartily wish for continuance OF his prosperity
in the field for which he is 80 well fitted by nature
and by cultivation.
PAINTERS LaEaUAoE.-Eyery profession has it's
technical tsrms, aud that of the Printer il not
without its "small smattering, which is only in
tellgbe to the craft and those who have for some
time been Intimately connected with the business
Their business conversation is daily intersper5cd
with singular expressions which have a strange
sound to those unacquainted with their meaning,
The following specimen contnins few directions
given by the foreman of all Office 10 the hands a
few days since. 1t don't mean as much however
as 1t would seem to the uninitisted. The members
OF the profession will enter al once into the mean
ing and think tho expressions most natural
"Jim, put General Grant on the galley, and then
finish the murder Of that young girl you com
menced Yesterday. Set up the ruins of that fac
that runaway match; have the high water in The
paper tomorrow; let the pi alone until after din
ner put put the barbecue to press, and then go to
the morning.
The POPULATION OF WILMINGTON, N. C.-The
Wilmington, IN. o. Post Of Saturday. makes the
following statement in reference to the population
OF that town. It's suggestions in regard to the he
cssHity OF new census, apply with equal force TO
our own city. Let us have a new numbering of
the people.
There are 10 many conflicting opinions in regsrt,
to tho real numerical arengh OF this city, that we
should be glad TO see the matter at ouco ret at
rest, bya regularly taken census conducted under
onirial auspices. Tho many changes caused by
the war and it's result such that the Inst GEN.
sus OF 1850 can be taken az no criterion upon
which to found an opinion of the present popula-
ton. 1t has been estimated by those whose posi-
tion should entitle them to q correct knowledge,
that thero are now III this city between thirteen
and fifteen thousand souls. Some hayo even gone
beyond tho last figures, aud place il as high as
eighteen thousand. This, however, wo think an
error and inclined to believe that there is now
not far from fourteen thousand persons living
hero. 1t is in great measure, though, mere
speculation, aud must remain 30 until set at reat
by the regular census taker.
O.
II. IL.
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