The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-04

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the sssistim Of COMM quite as much and to
the same alarming degree Of free constructions as
sHAKspEARR. Punctuation, whatever may be
said 10 the contrary, Is not yet science.
Grammar is frequently cayilled at because OF Its
arbitrary rules snd numerous uncertainties; but
grammar is as unerring as geometry, when COM
| n,rsd with punctuation. We have had some expe-
r;enee ing the matter nfpuuctaation, Theoretical
and1psactieal in the triple capacity OF teaahef,
printer and editor, and have come to the concu-
sion, that in, pupntustions every man u hisswn
| standard. In large publishing houses the head
\ naroosreader is the supreme authority, fom whose
4 decision there is no appeal; and it is only thus
ANYTHING like uniformity can be secured, as no TWO
authors agreei In their views on the subject. -sj
- tsssHnswp DEVICES in advertising come into no
tice,egery day, but few are better than that OF
| cabfnetmaker in London, who has impressed
magazine into bissery;ce. Readers Of the ternsa,
NAV have obseYyed o pleasant article which, re-
Gently appearedu the titaeof sthe Faahlon Oh
Furniture. 1t pointed out the want OF good tasse
in the design of modern furniture, and Offering
several coed suggestions. An advertisement now
running through the London papers announces
a Z, ssss;onsss s1Snlyiar cabinet work
@ ~ $;a,nrs.ona and srtist o character and that
S;Jsl vo,ai kbas beeah desisnA by tie author
.Sih arsc,a fso the editor Of tie mag
aaiaissi aaias inssrtef afrsgfa adsertisement probably
fnstsppiaioIs fnst Of its nature and pefhsPs paid the
writer handsome price for We slip The fore-
going ,lrom the New York Eseasag4 RQsh but 4
strikesps that the novelty here aAr
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HusaR1 :aGnl, lit is, ssid, are prone to dream OF
all the splendid dinners they have enjoyed III the
prsoedinG part of theiff and with longing eyes
and wateFaps mouths.repesf tas ''asme messetteasa'
to this, 1t must bey that made usi
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THAT LIVERPOOL is great commercial centre, 3
6oYtan nort tba Sf6ataat cotton tuMm market d II
sa1rid anr AR Know: 'bnt they may not
nG AZ aItant and 4 Of her faciiities
a. Iasdstaad for the largest yessals that sail or
staam np The. Mersey. to geek sashorsse in that
war,d..enovned. haven. IA recent, visitor Bays,
tTo , sttrsetsnd acoommoaate tue ecommsroeIofthe
world these splendid works we're conceived They
are built in the water, and the walls taking up i
laree bart Sf the front Of the Mersey, upon which
Liverpool stands, enclose the river at high tide
sVhn pIsas are abne down IN thew hold the YES.
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