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New-York tribune., 1867-03-28
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An ntmaton having appeared in the last annual re-
port that dividend might be paid during the year now
closed il deemed proper TO submit the following state
of the cash transactions collected and condensed
tabular statements appended TO this
port smaller items and the direct conversions OF
bonds and guaranteed stock into common stock being
omitted as unnecessary here
The why no dividend was paid on the common
stock will be apparent --- -.
Receipts from gross earnings. s4Cd3l3 90
Less operating expenses. 63,706 81
Taxes. Observation-Disclosures. 1866 40
New equipments, new track and
bridges (beng mainly additions
10 COmpaDy's property. @O,9SS 81 . -
New-York tribune., 1867-03-28

B,fPer 100 70 on total weight Of hide taloW ard meat 'Ia
10; sr quality S3d Sl3 90: second quality ~ "G us hu
quality sl2. a few choice single pairs +lt 29G 90"
cs and Young Cais.-fsir quality s75; extra ssodsl2'
larrow and dry. S40G 40 o-o,- ,-, a.,
S6rePer h. live weight . dglc extra. sd9lc shearl e
HFa Hogs-Per b 9d9. live ~hti Shoiss, Wholesale 'ase re
tail. 1id9lc
Veal CGires-S4GSl1 go ozo,.
Cdlf Skins-l1d20c. .s-,
Tllor-Biqhton 7ld8s y 10; country lots, 7G1yc
Pelfs-Dry, Coz. kf 25: green, Al S0d ~ 80. ,r,
above mentioned over lA
the New England states OF he northern
cattle three pairs Roswell Hubbard Of Haaels Mas weighed
repeetively home s05 300 30 70 pair Ih were very
finely hone having been ed ion YEAR
hronrht per p 5c Oh market men spoke o th as
huocs that have been THIS market duTng u
recollection; ,od Learnsrd Ia There lev Other
gool cattle but inferior ~ Cambndge 10 ~1ii
ton 10 the 218 Northern cattle there perhaps 3 western
from brighton which sold from u 20 1870 q 10 As The Ain
market was reported lower and supply this weck eeeds thai Of
last hy huyers thought should favor them somewhat le
or OH causes produced dull market and 10 ent sales
doyer. hAe conccde tte 20 We % lLvEh
there NAV be no great change prices the trade hor We bus
and some will probably themselves Somewhat better used t1 b
last week. -.
In the sheep depament have their way tbs Nes -
tho h. The quality o ihe 'ie
Tley when full than after h onfh
Journey market especially rather slim sheep One or two ots Nf
sold st DC &c A. H. and about ~ ~ ~ q head Inc st
De lambs and costs One butcher AID ti "nth
ready stah he had not bought u. N'ePi
could get al be wanted on commission
New-York tribune., 1867-03-28
Alarble alantels

Aldrble alantele
NJARBLEIZED SLATE MANTELS-SupeTior
in appearance duabei half the price Of marble T. B.
STEWART No. 0O5 SIth-ayr:, between a5th dhth,ts
NIARBLE Manifested MANTELS on
" hand Hye and quality which VII he oh for te nert
eO dar AT Liberal dducon al A. kLABEh Mae NauOons No.
ltg ksst Bi.Le,nib a.. TbiIdAye, Cst uis Ga
New-York tribune., 1867-03-28
BORT n)ar0en's Notife.

Estate OF NEw.Yoss, 4
PoRr.wARDRSs OFFICE, Ne 70 Wihanst
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
~ section OF passed April IT, 1887 entitled An Act 70
The Wares the Port Of Newiok 10 AL persons
h having charge Of the sabeei matter Of n nq
or survey following vessels undT
ion nv The Port examinations
be succeeding h nses On tosd SAID
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NINIATuRE ALMANA

IMMATURE ALMANAC.
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sun Rises...55l Snn Sets. .6:2o Moon sets'.''''"
SANDY Ioos .l37 Cows Island. .2S Hell Oste'''''''''S
New-York tribune., 1867-03-28
posToN LIVE STOCK MARKET.

BRIGHTON, CAMBRIDGE AND MKDFoRD. 49,
,pord for TRIBUNE for ne etk ending Wednesday, hdfo a.
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NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, J,

f., Western s,.S IN s.o 81 rS ,to. and 81 10 for Western
HAY in f demand prices finn 81 'o9sl 60 for Ship
Hops are arm and demand for home quote ron - q
zoe and 7Oc as to growth and quality n l. G., cola
higher closing a the Improvement sales Of Geo hone'dso ~
n isle $500 onOeO they run at lSe 500 Dry p'sho a. Ne
eorrenev Zoo Mohtevdo Cow ID 500 Dry Correntes & b lV
Dry TeIs rs N Dry Rio Grsnde Or 70 ~ on private terms
MOLASsBsNo important transactions are reported od"! phe
NAVAL sfORRs-Srrits Of Turpentne quiet At a8e Rs,n'
acVe sales Of 800 bb Common At - Ie Ahu
oIIs"cty Inseed IS firm At 81 90 English DO h in fair demand
sales gallons gold Fish Oils dull but STEADY az ~
81 for Crude Whale and 81 20 for Crude Sperm Lard oh Ga
Soc 81 Is for No O. No. J. and fair 70 prime 49,, 49,, n,,.
PROVSIOSSThe market for PORK opened better and qul'e
active but closed dull at oar figures Po future de-
livery sales Of 2SO bb Mess buyer April a. ga ~ me se
s26 IS New Mess s23 5 for Weather Cared and @I9a
go M for Extra Prime Beef moderate demand sna sieaS ~
and 800 bb Plain Mess to arrive At eU bte
quiet Cut Meats queti sales 100 pigs Picked Mans
ON private terms Bacon fair demand sales Of 4 boxes At O
lOc for C. C.; and Halle for Lar has met WIN I
mand but prices scarcely hm sales OF 69 pigs a t '
l3 for City; l3dl3,c for fair to prime seami ana li~ of h
Rendered. ,.--,..- ".
BrTTER duh heavy and prices have downward tendency We
Goshen Orange pals p ib.......... ......Sig3
State hrkins, good TO prime
State haf6rkns medium prime me..................1d5
frkns and
Siste Welsh tubs, fair 70
Western Reserve good choice
Western Reserve. common TO Io9l
Northern Penus auia. w
CnEEsE moderately active without change to note IL pc we
lQuOte; 49,, Io7to
State Factory fair to good
State Factory 10 PRIME
English Dairy,
English Dairy,
Dairy fair TO good.
Ohio, Prime.
-.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-28

Since January ..... .t61126,08 $S6sS~o s4o''i'O''
Parties interested in the reported contest ior CON
troll Of the Michigan Southern Railroad VIII ihu 'io
Conovvino extracts from the forthcoming annual re-
oort'of interest The facts gwen enable sharehold-
srs 10 Judge of the ability of its present MANAGERS
and the financial condition Of the property Inc
atements are official and the President OF the ROAD
Is 10 De commended for the frankness with Whch
tIc subject is treated:
Tie oaJI1ngs have been as follows:
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baltimore Market .

BALTIMORE, August 22.-CoFFEE-Is dull, and in tn the
absence of transactions. without quotabe change ho
carpoes held at lOal2hc, gold In bond; Joppng lots
range from l4 to l8Ac for ordinary to prme Java ~
24hc. in mats and bags and LaguayIa lIalSAc. soeA
in trst hands CO. 13t bags Rio.
CorToN-Market dull More disposition to sell on tne
part OF holders who have been keeping their OUT
Of the market. Quote 2Sc offered to-day lot Miaihs'
held at 28Ec.
FIouR-City Mills is in light sipply and held frmer
We notice sales of 700 bbls choice Super ut Ss5o west
and Howard street brands are lnctVe reuli safes
only. Quotations generally unchanged.
GRAIN-Wheat continues in light supply; 2!oo ousneis
white and 1900 bushels red offered M a66
the sales were 1900 bushels white ut So 15a o. and 3
bushels choice do SO 60a2 TO- 5000 bushels red at 50 %
for choice down to 81 Is for INFERIOR bulk Of sales 81 4Oa
IS for good to strictly prime an advance OF Iuy oc
Corn-SSOO bushels white and $50 ousheis yeuow re.
ceiyed market weaker for white sales 42OO bushes at
n loa 49, 1900 bushels mixed do at 81 Ia 1850 bushels
yellow 81 i6al 90 Oats- 200 bushels received, and
sold; included 5000 bushels choice at 68a
7Oc 5C bushels prime 65aGc $50 bushels good 6Oa6c
47c Rye-2sO bushels offered and sold, viz: so bushels
81 80; 13O bushels 81 As; 100 do 81 So
PRoy1sIoNs.-We report very firm market with an
improving tendency Sales Of large lots restricted or
account Of sellers not being disposed to meet buyers
The consumptive demand for bacon is quito brisk and
prices generally firm at 1Skc for shoulders, 15hc fol
rib sides, and 1910 for clear rib do. Bulk shoulders
are inquired for but held strong at 12Mc sides 14c
LARD-We notice further sales Of $50 tierces CITY, oi
export at 13c; Western s held at l2c retail lots lac
Baltimore refined, In kegs, l61sc. Mess pork ,oooins
at SM 80.
R1cE-steady but nominal at 11Aal2c for Carolina
and 9ka91ac for Rs2goon.
suaAR-Lste yesterday 157 hhds. Barbados, OK D. r
Doane and to-day 245 hhds Porto Rico were solu oosL
on private terms Market closed steady, without any
quotable change
per gallon. Sales few.
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PASSENGERS.

Per steamship Manhattan, for New York-hIrs Ec-
cleston, Mrs Heveley. Brewster, Mrs Reed, Miss
Babbitt, Miss Belle Smith, Mrs LatZ, Mrs McNamee,
NJ wilkins, G Ingraham, Jr, Struck, w Bellows,
R Duproy. W Wood, Capt w L Coste, W l. Kendrick,
B Hayne, Waller, Miss Hubbard Mrs P wineman,
Miss Annie Brewster, Mrs c Reed, Mrs G A Lamb,
Miss Annie Smith, Mrs Bernard, Mrs Fitzgerald,
L de Randamie Dennis W Enston, Holmes, Z
Hughes, Hiareta, I Kapham Capt Hamilton, Flynn,
Whelan, Miss Dierson, Miss Rosa Dibble Miss Lille
Huger Mrs C A Babbtt Z Heinsins, Rev W Adams
and lady, NJ Bernard, r Saunders D and Mrs Stone.
n Billings W Small, " Peck, e Hoffman, Capt J. NJ
Coxetter, Hughes, Jr Il d Bacot, Woolf, L Wet.
sell, and II steerage.
Per steamship Emily Souder from New York
Mrs Taylor, " Griffin, ] II Claussen, wife and
children Mehrens, wife and child Mrs Seel and son,
D O'Neil, ] W Drake, Rev T W Moore Kline. Getty,
w, Ladder, c C Trumbo, Mr. aud Mrs English, and )
steerage.
Per steamer City Point from Palatka. via Fernan-
dina Jacksonville, and Sayannah-Miss Gibbes, Miss
Windsor, Beeman. Il Bradley, Mrs Poindextcr, Mrs
Frisbie Rev Baker and lady, F Hammond. Foster, q
Pedep. Mrs Salvo, G Pierson and lady, Leefcld,
and 16 deck. ,o.,...,u.
" 8 MURRAY and lady, Col Whaley, W Mikell W J
Whuley, whaley, s Bonneau, 8omar, 5 shonl,
bred. o q Chamberlain, Voight, Mccormick G
Cordes and II deck.
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Tho Charleston Cotton Market.
Augusta Market

AUGUSTA, August 26.-RKMAR2s-Tra generally
has imuroyed somewhat on last weeks business There
"a some demand for Rope and Baggng, also In Ties
CorToN-The past week has bean e1trcmeiy duu tners
have BEEN but fsw buyers IN the arke and they are
Tery cautious I'm consideration Of Liverpool sdvtces
which note decline Of I'd, and heavy receipts from
America; ut the time receipts nom other countries
have been large
though for few days past they have assumed uniform
character ON Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana and
Te1as: which are altogether unfsyorable
Alabama seems TO have suffered less from the rayages
of the worm and caterpillar than the other named States
In Arkansas the prospect in tho early summer was very
excessive rans prevented planters from paying as much
attention the killing Of gra.s was necessary and the
consequence is that many have become dsSusted with
Cotton raiEing especially the new beginners -,
In our own state fear the recent rains, which Will
cause the month Of August 's7 to be memorable for
years to come have seriously injured the crops, which,
mo to this time had been very promising.
DutinR the past week there have been sales OF 325
bales, while the receipts are 294 bales.
S1CURrrIEs-There has been more demand this week
stock small lots at s5; Old state per cent bonds at
rs: New per cent bonds State mortgage S5 City bonds
are dul-sales at 60a62; Montgomery and West Point
bonds, LIST mortgage, 82H.
ExcHAHaE-Our only National Bank still continues to
suppy its customers with sight checks at out door
rates. par to discount Very limited amounts Of time
exchange Offering.
AUGUSTA. August a4-P M.-aoIn-Buyins at l4o
and selling at 49,
auyrr.oBuying at 100 and selling at 1SS.
CorroN-Mnrket dull and prices nominal. Sales CT
The dsy follows: at 2Sh; Eat "a; at 2Ah, and IL
bales st 2kx oents Total sales Is bales Receipts 10
WHrAT-Red. 81 75al IS: White. 81 sOaa
Coaa-S1 3Os1 IS.
BAooH-UnchanSed
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CHARLEsT TON.
Arrived Saturda

Arrived SATURDAY.
Steamer City Point, Adkins, Palatka, via Fernan-
dina Jacksonville and Savannah. Mdze To Rayenel l.
Co, Roper Stoney, j Togni, Parker, Schirner,
G Minor, Caldwell, E Fuller, P Pinkerson.
W Roach
Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Emily Souder, Lebby, New York-left
Thursday. Mdze. To Jno & Theo Getty Adams EI-
press Co, Bischof Co, E Bates Co, Bssell & Co.
A Beamish Co, j R Boyleston, Bollmsnn Bros Brown
Il Hyer, Boesch, ] Brown Co, Crane, Boyleston
& Co, Cart, Kopf Jelvey, NJ Cater, H Cobia co.,
Cosgrove, Chafee, ] Cook Co, Cameron, Bark
ley Co, Clacius Il Witte, W Clark Co. L Cohen
Co. S Courtenay, Orr, Douglass Miller, Dowie
Noise, DAILY, Shackelford l. Kelly, D Fleming Co.
W Gurney, Mrs Gaillard Holmes Book Store.
Goodrich, Wineman Co, L Grooming, A G Goodwin,
Taylor, Gruber Martip Haste, Calhoun Co. y
Henerr Hubbard, N A Hunt, Johnston, Crews q
Co, Jefords & Co. Klatte Co, Khnck. Wiokenberg
Co. Kriete & Chapman, C L Kornahrens, Knee, j 6
| & Marsh, Laurey & Alexander lengnick y Sell,
Linstedt Marion, Meyer, Mantoue Co. b Muller,
W Marscher, W McComb l. Co. r Marshall, Mehrtens
helm. Ostendorf Co. G Pearce. D Paul Co, Parker,
son, w Russell Co, J Russell, II Rodgers & Co,
S Schirmer, L Siddons, Sullivan, Taylor, Wer-
| ner & Ducker, o Teideman & Co. Voght, Wiley, DR.
| r Sampson, L Weiskopf, DIR W Williams, Dr. G NJ
Hines, Col G a Williams Ferguson, A Rowe co, T
Wetterhorn Rev 4 L Cardoza Reils, lahore, Nc
10y 4 Rice NJ Martin, Block l. Loyns' III Kline Ct z
ONeill, Hunt Bro.
Mdze. To Murray, Gurney, Hoppock, L
Schnel & Co, Howe.
| Cleared Saturday.
Steamship Manhattan, Woodruff. New York-Courtenay
4 Trenholm.
Went to Sen Saturday.
Steamship Manhattan, Woodruff. New York.
| Bark Annie Kinban. Lincoln, Boston.
| Went to Sea Yesterday.
Schr Lizzie Batchelder, English, Boston.
| From this Port.
Schr Susanna, Packard, Wilmington, C, August 23
Sailed for this Port.
Steamship George Upton, Rich, from Boston, Angus
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Boston Market.

BOSTON, August 2l-CoFFEE-The market for this
article has been quiet the past week he sales com.
NXc In Rio there have been further saes at 22a2Gc q
b currency as TO quality In st Domingo nothing has
been done and prices are nominal.
CorroN-We notice very firm feeling for Cotton, with
small stocks The sales however have not been to any
extent purchasers confined to small lots as wanted
by The sales have been at 2Sa26 cts or
Ordinary and Good Ordinary; 29aS0c for Mlddng ana
SlaS2c for Good Middling including Upands and Gulf
DOMESTIC GooDs-The market fol Cotton Goods re-
mains the same previously noticed, with fair demand
and the prospect of gradual increase IN the volume of
trade for some weeks to come. Prices are firm.
GuNNY BAas.-Msrket dull for gunny bags, but hold
era ara Arm Sales 20OaSOO bales from 2ls2lhc, curren
cy and in some instances q shade higher.
GUNEY CLorH.-There has been q 1a1r aemand lor
Gunny Cloth and sales OF 600 bales at 2415a24Ac per
yard currency and the market closes quiet at ne lowest
figure
HAY.-There has been fair demand, with sales OF
Eastern and Northern $20aS32 per ton, as to quality
NAVAL SToREs-The transactions In Spirits Iurpen-
tine have been confined to small lots at 6lab!c per gal.
lon In Tar sales of 200 bbs Wilmington to arrive at
So 49, and small lots at So 75a4 perbb!. Rosin is firm
and but no sales of any consequence have been
made In Pitch the sales have been small at 81 oo per
Dbl for Southern. =.
SpIcEs-There have been small sales Of Nutmegs, at
S7Hc gold In bond and Pepper at Ghc per 10, gold in
bond.
spIRrrs-The demand continues limited for a brands
of foreign The sales Of brandy have been confined 10
and 81 5Oal6 for Cognac Holland gin sells from 81 6Oa
25 and st. Cloix $5a6 .5 per gallon New England
has been in moderate demand with sales 81 small az
per gallon. Good and choice old Bourbon and Rye sells
nom $Sa6 per gallon. as to quality and brand.
sUaAR.-Prices continue to be wen sustained, out tne
demand has been moderate and the sales have not been
to any extent The transactions comprise S6O hhds.
prime refining at 12c; so hhds grocery grades ut l2a
12Ac; 800 boxes No. l8 to rehner at loc; ana 70 IoV
boxes Cuba No. u to 19, at 12Sa15Ac per h. Refined
sugars have been selling at 16al7c per pound Tor pow
dered, crushed and granulated
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Consignees per South Carolina Railroad

Consignees per South Carolina railroad,
August "a.
27s bales Cotton Is bales Yarns SO bbs and 80 bags
Flour cars Wood &C. To Railroad Agent, Street Bros
& Co Arnold, J Small & Co, Bense Stenhouse Co,
Courtenay l. Trenholm, W S Henery, Kuck, Screven
4 Nisbet, C Dukes s Douglass, L Druckcr, Gibhcs
Co, Goldsmith & Son, Rhett Son.
Consignees per Northeastern Railroad,
August "a.
2sl bbls Naval Stores bales Cotton. cars Lumber
l car Stock Mdze, &c. To D kirkpatrick, Gailard
L Minott, G Pritchett, Robinson Co, Mazyck
Bros, D Stoney, j Adger Co, II Ingraham Son.
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market for other descriptions. however: is quiet with
only moderate inquiry. The transactions to-day em,
brace 1916 sacks, Of which Csc mixed at 81 l0oo
White at Al I9 and $50 yellow many lots at 81 25 per
bushel, .
BAcos-A lot of Is tierces choice sugar cured hams
sold to-day at CSC per b. in light supply and
Sc for clear sdes and lsaSc for sugar cured hams
according to quality.
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Mobile Market.

MOBILE, August N.-CoTToN-The market has been
fat and dull with prices nominal Factors show more
dispoeition to SELL but hear Of transactions at all
seventyve bales changed hands yesterday, but were
not reported So far II bales Of new Cotton have been
received.
MONETARY AND FNANc1AL-The market continues dull
and unchanged, at say: Gold ll0al41. S.erlng-sIty
d,ys 1b0 and sight ISL. New York Sight prem check
ing, and par to prem buying New Orleans Sight par
to prem.
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PRESCRIPTIONS compounded
with accuracy, and the public can
depend on the utmost reliability in
the execution of orders.
III. KELLERS, ND. h BAER, MD

WYE HAVE USED GALLIdHANS PILLS, AND FIND
w that they will do all that Is claimed for tnem' anu
cheerfully recommend them to public iavor.
T. II. WATTS, Ex-Governor OF Alepama.
j. W. A. SANDFORD, Atty Gent OF Alabama
RoBT. DoUGHERTY, Judge Supreme Court Ala.
From THOMAS j. JUDGE. Judge Supreme Court
7 have used GAIIIGHAN'S PILLS on my phntadon
for Fever and Ague and find them all that claimed for
them. - .dtn anoS' % 'oDH-
LowspEs COUNTY, Alabama.
GAIIJGHAN's FEVER AND AGUE PILLS will do.
They arc decidedly the best medicine LOT Chlls ana
yer ever gave would not be without them for h'c
times the price, o. a. "'An"n'
AMERIcUs, April II, 1867.
One box of GALLIGHAN's PILLS cured me perfectly
SbHis and Fever ever saw A. G.. RONALDSON,
Clerk Superior Court Sumter County, ia.
MONTGOMERY ALA, July 0, 1866.
Meosre RTJTNT 4 HALE-GENTs: have used your
GAITJGHAN'S PILLS on two occasions for Chills and
Fever and find that they effect all that tney are nena
10 do They are the best remedy for the disease nn
have ever tried consider them perfectly IeIlaeie
Grand see pSsnd Lodge of and M Of Alabama
ALBANY GA, March II, 1867
have used GALLIGHAN'S PILLS in forty cases O
Chils and Fever with perfect success Ihey are tIe
best Fever and Ague Pill put up. ,,,r
WHOLESALE IN CHARLESTON, BY
GOODRICH. WINENIAN s CO.,
No. 153 Meeting street.
'nu y "A BLOUNT & HALE,
PRoPRIEToRs,
Mav1a emo Montgomery, Ala.
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confidence, and state their COM
nlsipts In full as we treat all Female Complaints,
and prepare Medicines suitable for all dlseases TO
which they are subject Thirty-two page pamphlet
in sealed envelope, free.
The Cherokee Pills arc sold by all druggists at 81
per box, or six boxes for IS; or they are sent BY
nail. free Of postage, in an ordinary letter, FREQ
from observation, BY addressing the sole proprietor,
Dr.. W.R. MERWIN, 81 Walker st.. Ny.
B-Cherokee Pills No. are prepared for
specidl cases, when milder medicines fall these
are sent by mall free Of postage, on receipt OF ~
the price Of each boo.
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The Bennettsyille journal"

| Bennettsville s. c., in the eastern portion OF the
State, by sTUBBS L LITTLE, Proprietors, and offers
superior inducements to Merchants ana al others VINO
Dec country We respectfully solicit the patronage OF
our Charleston friends
Terms-s3 per aunum, invariably in ADVANCE. haver
tisements inserted at very reasonable rates. July
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DR.. WRIGHT'S
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Our medicines are sold and recommended Dy al
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THALBERG.
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parison the best have ever seen In America.
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Iconsider Ohickerng Sons Pianos superior to any
In the world.
They are unrivSed for their singing qualities and for
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WEHLI.

Your Pianos superior to any have ever Sem LIZ
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Ih.ye never heard tone perfect 1t yields ayery
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10000 PIANOS.

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