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The Oxford falcon. [volume] (Oxford, Miss.) 1865-18??, 1867-10-12

Bouts THE eelebtated Oxford Boot
Maker, Weber, has removed his
shop to the first door West Of Will
kins' Livery Stable, where he will be
pleased 10 sec all who may favor him
with their patronage, He will keep
constantly ON hand tDOts and shoes,
and by fair. dealing eldeavor to give
satisfaction to his customers.
The Oxford falcon. [volume] (Oxford, Miss.) 1865-18??, 1867-10-12

OOlored TOWrRoBleRt.- Freed
Imen Of Lafayette OOunty propose
having a grand tournament at Ok
ford, about the lst Of November,
the proceeds Of which are to he APP
propriated 10 erecting a church at
this place for the colOred people.
The Oxford falcon. [volume] (Oxford, Miss.) 1865-18??, 1867-10-12

~ Gentlemen Of elegant leis-
sure should seek some ono to talk
TO without interrupting the com
positOrs IN . printing Office.
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STRAYED OR STOLEN,

From William Thompson's farm,
Al miles North of Oxford, on Friday,
27th ult., rue bright sorrel mare
pony, years old and hipshOd In the
right hip, with the right hind foot
white. The right fore leg Is roam
color different. from any other por-
ton OF the body. There b a small
scar about the size OF dollar In the
center Of the runip. The mare Is In
fine order and unshod. Any infOr'
nation given will be thankfully re
celved. 81 .-
The Oxford falcon. [volume] (Oxford, Miss.) 1865-18??, 1867-10-12

81 NE H0uSS Of Vance q Boat
ner has changed the style Of the
I'm ana hefsAfteFNIll be conducted
under the name of Boatner & Co.
They are receiving a large and well
selected stock Of groceries and far
meg's supply.ii ). sM 10 S.l!
The Oxford falcon. [volume] (Oxford, Miss.) 1865-18??, 1867-10-12

~ Quite an interesting revi-
val has been going on at the Bap-
tist Church, in this place, for
several days.
The Oxford falcon. [volume] (Oxford, Miss.) 1865-18??, 1867-10-12

FOR RENT-On reasOpable
tsrms, the 0Ommodlous brick store
room formerly occupied By ~ q,
Buford- 4 Co, on the Northslds Oi
public elpeTP, ! /. -. ,.. ~,
juno sch 1867. v2n2O-tf
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Farms for the Million

There is not in this scheme an acre
of swamp or wild land; each Farm is
part, or the whole of cultivated
Plantation-each tract Is on or with
in few milesOfa Railway, either on
the
MEMPHIS / CHARLESTON,
The Oxford falcon. [volume] (Oxford, Miss.) 1865-18??, 1867-10-12

THE Southern Asylum Land Com
pauy, in addition to their grand
scheme of City Residences and Lots,
in which Col. M. G.. Galloway's val
liable residence in Memphis, consti-
tutes the Capital Prize, at Five Dol
lars per Ticket, now offer Chances
that embrace
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OXFORD.

WOULD respectfully inform the
public that he has just received a
fresh supply Of the best quality of
Leather and is prepared to put up
work of the best quality, and in the
best style. Those wishing the very
best articles of Boots or Shoes would
do well to give him call.
December 1st, 1866-v2n2-tf
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TICKET COSTS ONE DOLLAR

For description OF the Property
refer to the new Pamphlet issued by
the Company Titles are Perfect, or
the money paid will be to the win
ner of the Prize. iti +is ti'*
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The lands sare adapted TO the
growth ofgrair, cotton, grapes, etc.
are cheaper than Government lands,
In cold ATTITUDES, at one dollar and
and o quarter per acre. The average
cost Of these lands IS seven dollars
per acre. go e .'Aif2 9l '-5aa
The Oxford falcon. [volume] (Oxford, Miss.) 1865-18??, 1867-10-12

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
have this day appointed Mr.. q.
u. FEE Agent Of the 4ETNA LIFE
INSURANCE. COMPANY for the
city Of Oxford aud County OF la
Fayette, who Is fully authorized and
empowered To- receive and forward
applications for Insurance, receive
aud receipt for all moneys due said
Company.
JAS. ID. VANDERFORD,
General Agent for
Mississippi and Arkansas.
Oxford, Miss, Sept. 18th, 1887.
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MEMPHls ACHARLEsTO!
MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL
MOBILE & OHIO.
vIcKsBURG 4 MERIDIAN. or

MISSISSIPPI l. TENNESSEE R. 4.
The several tracts are disposed at
the lowest cash valuation, ia, spbdi-
visions of 40, so and 100 acres. Each
subdivision constitutes Prize, and
each
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q. G. WEBER,
g0og AND 8R08
CHHIceP,

ION University Street, 1st Door
West Of the Livery Stable.
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MARRIAGES.

MARRIAGES..
ON the 10th inst by the Rev. 8. J. Bethes, M Peter
p McCorudck 10 Miss Anne z Manship, all Of Marion
South Carolina
On Tuesday, August 9Th st Trinity Church society
BILL by tho Rsv p. d. Hays, Captain Edward Mcnt3sn n
10 Miss Dora d. daughter Of Samuel Evans ESQ., AL Oh
Society Hill
AtAshwood, Baden county, On the evening Of ne Xd
Inv The Rev Colin shaw Mr.. E. T. McKethan, OF faye,te
yflIe to Miss jamie Wright youngest dsnSnser VI ue
lste John A. Robson.
nm a1st inssnt. by Rev. B. r. Msuldin, Mr.. J. F.
Richsrdson of Pickens, to Miss Nancy K, younges
daughter Of Griffin BreaSeale, Of Anderson District
In Lsurensvils on the s1st ult. by Rev: Aqld Mr.
Warrington Sharp. Of Abbevine to Miss MARY fPPs
Of LAurens District. '.'.", .si.
August 1st 1857, by Rsv J. h c. Mckinney. ct the
resdenee Of the brides tsther, Mr.. Lewis Cooper TO
Min Msry A. Lewis, both Of Horny District, 3. q.
August 10 1867, by Rev. J. q. @. Mckinney, st the
reeidence Of Mr.. VIM. P. Nelson, In Conwayooro, Mr.
Naicom O. Brewer of Moore COUNTY, N. c., to Miss Car
he Z. Bruton, Of Hory District 8. G.
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THE CHARLESTON MARKET.

ron TU WEEK xrDN6 xRIDAf' AuausT oo Aoo'
This bstng the last week In the commercial year. We
have closed up tables Of the receipts and at
This port or the past season; and while the amount 10
oyed and exported are but Hms in comparison with
those lust before the war; their advance in money value
has bean such that the amount received for them IL
urob BIZ equal TO that Of any former period IN our COM
mrcal history and foots up sum amounting TO about
sakooo0oo We refer to our tables published with this
report which win exhibit at glance the movement OF
our principal stsplss from this point during the past
twelve months
C0TTON.-At the commencement Of the week inc
market opened unsettled and without ransacoons' sell
lers nominaIly holding Low Midding at 26h and Mid
ding Upland ut 2s@27c. b, without finding buyers;
but sellers having yielded to the extent OF to
2 h decline. limited amount Of transactions took
place on tho basis Of 24kc for Low Middng and 2o@
95Kc 2 b for Middhng Uplands, sales during most OF
the weak continuing quite limited in consequence of the
indsposon ot factors TO meet the declining rates gen.
orally offered BY purchasers. the market closing with
somewhat easier tendency The prices both at Liver
pool and New York have had declining tendency during
the week, the former receding from 1oxd to 1Okd q
n. and the latter from 2sc. to 26Kc a b.
We submit the following report Of the operations in
the staple hare during the week just closed
On Friday, August 49, the market was at stand DUR
ehssss being generally out Of the market looking for
lower prices there was consequently sales during
The day quotations nominal.
a m saturday some sellers having submitted to an
trrsuul,r decline of to IN cents . b., transactions
took. plsoe to the extent Of 81 bales, Low Middng
..,,re AZ 2sx. and Mddling Upland at 25a25hc p h.
on Monday there wss . moderate inquiry at steady
,,,cs. s.les 10 bales Low Middhng being quoted ct
xx, and Middltns Upland at a6kc. p h.
On Tussday the transactions were mostly in good Cot
tom sales leo bales quotations unchanged.
On "wednesday limited demand led TO the sale OF
sos rs bales part Of which wss disposed OF at rates
half cent down, Low MiddHns being quoted at "a. Mid
ding ss 2AKa25c y b.
On Thursday there was but one buyer operating the
srks having an eazsr tendency and very quiet sales
n bales, MaddHng Upland being quoted at Aha2sH.
Yssssrdsy the market was somewhat irregular. but
e,oaed rsthsr easier sales 81 bales-say st 10 10;
eaa;1a0; %E 2sk ;4aA;7H2th Ass 2sH'
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CHARLES sT9E.
Arrived Yesterday.

Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship George Upton, Rich. Boston, days.
Mdze To W Roach, Railroad Agents. and others. (The
Bills OF Isding having failed to arrive, unable to
publish list OF conagnees) The Upton experienced
strong SW winds for most Of the passage August 26h
lat 49, lon II, passed the steamship Sea Gull standing
North and st the same time the brig Princeton for Nor
folk Va On the 2sth inst spoke the brig Aurora from
Cuba for New York.
Steamer Pilot Boy, McNelty says1nah via Beaufort,
Hilton Head 30. Mdse. TO- To ] Ferguson, II Harris,
" HARRISON, W Kressel, Mrs D Dawson, W Dear.
born. Eliza Frazer Stock Quartermsster, South
ern Express Co.
Steamer St Helena, Boyle, Georgetown, Q.
hhds and bbls Sugar, &c. To Shackelford Kelly, .
Alston, Thurston Holmes, Goodrich, Wineman Co,
Pnngle, = McGorty, oNeil, Duryea, Risley
Creighton.
Steamer Marion, Foster santee 1853 bbls Spirits Tyr
penHne. 5ss bbls Roedn, 30. To Prtchett, Cor
win co.
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THE ORANGEBURG NEWS.

DUBLIsHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING, Al
Il Orangeburg, s. C. Terms 50 per annum, In ao'
vance.
During the spring and fall seasons extra copies OF 0e
ORANoEpURG NEWS will be circulated for the beneht O'
our advertising patrons.
Contract Advertisements inserted on the most hDerl
terms. Address SAMUEL DIBBLE,
Editor Orangeburg News
February Is Orsngeburg, 8
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consider Chictering Sons Pianos superior to any
In the world.
They are unrivaled for their singing qualities and for
the harmonious roundness of their tome There is .
perfect homogeneity throughout all the registers. The
upper notes are remarkable for clesrness and purity
which do not hnd sny other instrument, while the
base distinguished for power without harshness, 6
for magnificent sorority.
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THE MARION STAR.

ESTABLISHED NEARLY TWENTY YEARS AGO IS
T. published at Marion S. c.. in the central portion
OF the country, and offers favorable medium 70 Mer
chants Druggists Machinists and ali classes VINO oeSr
to extend their business in the Pee Dee country.
For the benefit of our advertising patrons, we snai IN
addition to subscription list which Is constantly IN
creasing publish and distribute, grstuousy copies Oh
the STAR, during the business season this FALL
Rates OF Advertising liberal.
November 90 Editor and Proprietor
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THALBERa.
GOTTSCHALk.

consider Chickering Sons Pianos beyond com.
parison, the best have ever seen In America.
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THE COTTON CROP, PRICES, SC.

At the going out Of the old business year and tho COM
mAnoomant Of new. II may be expected thst We should
mako some remarks the coming Cotton crop Of the
South II unnecessary TO inform our readers thas all
such sassmen are quite unreliable st the present stage
Of ~ Growth. Immense amounts Of the ssaple Win be
made or lost by tho weather Of the nsxt sxy days
shouid II continue dry and warm and most be postpon-
cd unt November It would probably become necessary
to mako large additions to any esmste now given, and
should the rpyerse happen and continuance Of the late
wet weather tals place. with gale In September, and
IN early host the crop win be cut down to low
figure. In some a. lions, should the vesther become
dry now the aspect hstaring for good YIELD this is
parcaax tia case with most OF South Carolina OF the
oosst with the larger portion Of Georgia and much Of
Alabama In part Of North Carolins also. where the
terrbls rains of June caused much damage late ac-
countsnots decided improvement In many places bi
In Hissi6ap Louidans snd ToIas the injury from va
tar sad ssc have been. to great dagree. irrepasahe
and sSlssv sainsmsy tke place in the eastern por-
ton II ne Cotton States wn probably be lessened by
the disasters of tho great South West
The Sea Island crop Of the country win be very abort
perhsps not moro than half Of last years growth tho
terrible ran storms throughout the season keeping the
Sea Islsnd section under constant food Of water The
Rnle IN June and ths present omnous progress Of the
caterpillar win probably losve the growers Of Long Cot
ton In Ire South but little to hope for. With favorable
season tom now out 1t IL quite likely that notwith-
standing tho probable shortcomings in tho Southwest
tass the Upland crop being gathered win be In ex
cess os st q list year. and may even reach 2b0o0o
bales but rom present appearances. this m'y be con-
sidsred sn exxeme estmste which msy be reduced to
100000, Or ersn less, by unpropiaous events.
Our planters win, during the coming year. begin to
feel. In ih m force the sSct Of the competition in Cot
ton culture, brk up By Great Britain during the hte
war-psruculasiy wl this be 80 should the American
crop be full one In which tho price Of the staple
by tho coming spring. win probably reseh figure which
viii indicate the depression TO which the article will be
liable. The unsatisfactory condition Of monetary a.
firs now prevailing IN Europe win also interfere seri.
ous,y with tho value Of Cotton; and unless change
should take place which will lead to more activity In
trsds, snd greater consumption Of Cotton Goods 1t
win be dincult to do more than sustain Ices, and no
important advance can be reasonably looked for
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and bale new Cotton being the second Of the descrip-
ton during the week, at o6lc. y ib. Wequote:
Middling. ing........................... .24h@25k 3
COTTON STATEMENT.
s. Isrd Uprd Rice.
Stock ON hand Sept l. 1866. ......... 235 $500
Received from August % to3O '67.. 8 1855 100
Total receipts. .l6,6ea 154.22s 1887
EXPORTS. SID. Up'd Rice.
From August % to
80 1867........ 16 Lass
Previously 49,. II. 425 15l.ses 1o.s4s
City and local con-
sumption. 4,2c6
l6,44l l5s,4ls l5,l57
Total exports and consumption. AL 15a4ls 1917
Stock on hand and on shipboard.... 1Sa slo lSo
SAME TINE LAST YEAR.
Stock on hand Sept /, 1866. ....... 36a 1,61O 100
Received from Aug. % to Aug 81, 30, .a.
1856 -, ,o- 80 ,o,o
Received previously. y............. o'ool ioo'Io soi'
rot,, receipts. MINIMUM. 5,so5 1o7,82l 4,lls
ExpoRTs. SID. Up'd Rice.
From Aug. "a to
Aug. 81. &c.. So ~ "a "a
Previously ......',G 1Ol,74s 3os6
City and local COL
sumption. sSs
o,o,o 1O2,5N 4119
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Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA, August 29.-FNANc1AL-There Is no
change In gold or silver since yesterday.
doID-Buying at 141 and selling at l43
SuyER-Buying at Isl and selling 81 lao,
CorroN-There Is better feeling in the market on me
part of buyers but no change in figures Tho offering
stock Is light Sales Of the day as f.lows at W AZ
20; II at at a. at ASK; 20 at 23% at Z44 ano
bale at 25c. Total, s7 bales. Receipts A bales.
WHrAr-Red 81 76al IS; White 81 90a2 10.
BAcoN-Shoulders 16sl5Hc; B b Sides l6alTc; Z
Sides l7alSc; c Sides l8a19.
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Market Report and Quotation Sheet for
Bonds, Stocks and Bank Bills, for Week
ending August 2S, 1867.
PREPARED BY
ANDREW M. MORELAND.
Broker, No. Broad Street, Charleston, 8. c.
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VTJHISKERs and MUS -
!
EA w TACHES forced to A
IW grow upon the smoothest AR
HS face In from three to five
yae&4 weeks by using DR.. SEYIG-
MES RESTAURATEUR
CAPuLAIRE, the most
wonderful discovery In mo-
dern science, acting upon
tho Beard and Hair in an almost miraculous manner
has been used by the elite OF Paris and London with the
most fattering success Names Of all purchasers will
be Registered and il entire satisfaction is not given III
every instance the money WI, be oheerfuIy refunded
Price by MAIL sealed and postpaid, 81 Descriptive cir
culsrs and testimonials mailed free. Address BERGEN
SHUTS Co., Chemists, No. 2S5 River street Troy, n
Y Sole Agents for the United States
March 80 ~
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STEAMSHIPS
saragossa, 77s tons Crowe at Vanderhorst wharl to
New York, loading. .ha.ese. s Sou SU
Champion, 1875 tons. Lockwood, at Adees Mnal, iOs
Eyerman Gs2 TOMS Tute. OF ATLANTIC wharf, iop @o
Philadelphia loading. paaet w
George Upton, 607 TONS Rich, at Accomi4o9saoh W ph
wharf, for Boston, loading ..........'" noAon
SHIPS.
Winthrop, $40 TONS Stewart, at Boyce Co.'S wharf
from Liverpool discharging. :hevenei 90. "
Amelia. 6s8 tons, Conner, at Boyce COS Wnsr iro H
Llferpool, Walung. ........'''.''~ -
BRIGS.
Henry Laurens lit toms Borden, at Union wharf, from
CieEtuegos, waiting ...J Ensio" q w
SCHOONERS.
Palmer, 197 TONS Palmer. at Marshals %narI lor
Baltimore, loading. - -. "SAv T
Wanata 239 tons, Hawkins, at Union Wnar1 lrUn Nem
YORK, discharging. :. w A.o S
Bramhall, 397 tons Hnssey, in Ashley hver' ior
Northern Port loading. isoaon
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10000 PIANOS.

In the construction Of which they have introduced evy
Known and valuable improvement They have inVaris-
bly, been selected and used by all Of the worlds 40
o,udoed great artists who have visited this conntry
professionally, both for private and public use.
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BARNWELL SENTINEL

rs AN EXCELLENT ADVERTISING MEDIUM. LET
Merchants and business men try 1t for few months.
mo risk gain" Send on your cards and increase
your trade this fall There's nothing to equal Printer
Ink-it has made many fortune.
Terms for the paper-SS per annum, in advance
Advertisements inserted at the rate OF 81 per square oil
twelve lines or less for each insertion.
Cards Of ten lines lsss at the rate Of $40 for threa
months.
Contracts by the year for six months allowing priv
ileQe OF changing on more favorable terms. Address
EDWARD A. BRONSON.
November " PublsneI NJ Sropriror
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Savannah Market.

SAVANNAH, August Owe have no change 10 an
nnnce In business during the last week. and but few
alterations In quotations Trade Is still di and It Is
feared 1t viii not improve as soon as was anacpatea
few weeks since, accoun' OF the recent rans WHICH
will make the cotton crop backward
MoNEY-Is still tight, aud very little paper Is oeag
discounted. ,,. -.
Golp-Brokers are buying at 139al4O, and selhng AZ
1I1a142 and it is scarce and advancing.
Misunderstanding time, 150al53; sterling, sight
15Sal54; New York time, thirty days, cent and in-
terest; sight XaA q cent premium. Sterling exchange
and New York sight scarce.
UNcuRRENr MoNEY-very few notes offering. There
Ia good demand from other markets.
SrooKs-Dull There is speculative demand for A.
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Exports OF Rice, Naval Stores and Lumber
from the Port Of Charlcston, from SePte'r
1st to Bugust 80, 1867.
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Mobile Market

MOBILE, August 26-CoTToN.-There was but little
demand today Sales so bales .he market closed dull
Low Middhng NJ cminal -
Gold 1lOa14 Sterling, 60 days. l6O; sight lol. frncs
nominal New York Bank Sight u premiuA checking;
paraX premium buying New Orleans Sight paraH dis
count
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8, T....l860.. TX.

| Anothas wonderful Ingredient Of Rreat uss among
the Spanish Lad Of South America impartng beauty
movn to the commerce of the world and We withhold
| In mama for the present.
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Cons,gnees per south Carolina Railroad,
August 80.
81 beles Cotton, 26 bales Mdze LOG bags Wheat 1853
bags Corn 80 bbs and 224 bags Flour 90 bbls NAVAL
stores cars Lumber &c. To Railroad Agent Chisolm
Bros q W Clark & Co, stenhouse 4 Co, West Jones,
T Kerr Co. r LobSger. Walker. Reeder, Kama
psu1 Lanneau & Co. E Rodgers Co, Busch,
Robinson & Co, Bart Wirth, Mrs Bell, Meitzler,
Goldsmith Son, W Mauldin.
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rxnoRrANr 0RBTIFInATRa.


RoCHRsTEB, N. Y, December Is, 1851.
Messrs p H. DRAKE b COL have been great Buf.
ferer from Dyspepa for three four ahd had TO
abandon my profession. About throe months ago l
tried the Plantation Bittsrs, and to my great JOY am
new nearly we'll man. I have recommended them In
seyera csses and ~ far as know, always with signal
benent lam, respectfully yours,
Rey. J. g. OATHORN.
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GA r D.

tits with feelings OF pride American nsuufacturers
that We publish the following tostimoni s whioh have
been received by us recently:
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"a anils was on her lp-hsalth wa In hes 100.
strength was In her step, and IN hes hanaA-flAHaA
KoH hrTIRa."
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Among the chiefpoints OF excellence Of the ohclsr
PAnos Of which speak the renowned artists In their
oonQrstulatory testimonials to the Messrs Chickeng,
are the greatest possible deph richness and volume Of
tome combined with q brilliancy. clearness and
perfect evenness throughout the entire scale; and,
above all surprising duration Of sound, the pure and
sympathetic quality OF which never changes under the
most delicate or powerful touch.
During the past fory.thrse years this firm has manu-
aotur0d
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PHILADELPHIA, 10th Month, 18th Day, 1852.
RIspxorrD PRmD:-My daughter has been much
beneattsd by the use Of thy Plantation Httess. Thou
Wit send me two bottles mocet
Thy friend, Aha ouhhIS'
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Passengers.

PasseuRers.
Per steamer st Helena from Georgetown. CIV
Titon, Miss Wigfall, NJ Haig, RaYenel Baum,
Aston, Miss North, W Gibson DR. Flagg, Mccain.
and IS deck.
Per steamer Pilot Boy, from Savannah. via Hil-
ton Head and Beaufort-W Coskrey, Smith, Mrs
W Cheyier N Heyward Lieut. G E Daken. q Wright
W Dearborn, NJ FFench. Gen Faust, Bennett y
Richardson, P Connely.
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LIST OF VESSELS
Up, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT.

LIST OF VESSELS
Up, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
FOREIGN.
LIVERPOOL
The Queen, Cook, cleared. July ~
The Chattanooga, Freeman, up. ..'uy 90
MDpLEsBoRouoH, ENG.
Br brig Beons, Rawlings, sailed.
VALENCIA.
The Yole Angler, -, sailed. june -
DOMESTIC.
BELFAST, NE.
schr Sarah Buck. White, sailed. .5nly "a
pANaoB, NE.
Schr Eclipse, Pendleton cleared.
BOSTON.
Brig Josie Devereaux Clark, August ~
Brig Geary, Conklin, cleared .hugus. ~
Schr Marian Gage, Shepherd, cleared..... -
NEW YonK.I
Br bark Lille M, Clark, cleared. ....... August ID
Brig Sacramento Lawson, cleared. 20
Brig Susan Voorhs Fulford, Angus. 40
Schr Warner, Horton cleared Augustt 81
Schr Jonas Smith, Nicho,s, August ~
PHILADELPHIA.
Bark Orchills, Havner, cleared. 40
Schr V Williams, Thompson, sailed. ...'huSuS'-
BALTIMORE.
Steamship Sea Gull, Dutton, to leave August ~
LIST OF SHIPPING
In the Port Of Charleston, August aO' ioo''
VESSELS UNDER 100 TONS, And STEAMERS ooAsTrNa
WITHIN THE STATE ExcEPTED
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-08-31

THALBERG'S OPINION,
oonaldsr Chcksrins b Sons Pianos, beyond ccm.
parsoH, the best have seen In America.
8. TaALBERG,
Chairman Of Jury On Musical Instrumen