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Consignecs per South Caroline Railroad
.s.s" March a. E4F,.-E =

Consignecs per South Cnrolfne Railroad,
@G#. March 4. =
AS baes Cotton, 6 bales Yarn, IS cars Lumber and
Sundries To q Klatte & Co, J Marjenhon, ] J Pope
" Meade, Rodgers 90, o Reeder, e Scott & Co, W
Dowhng, NJ Goldsmith Son, Roper s. Stoney, J O q
sahlman. J Kirkpatrick. b letters 4 CO, I NJ
Aver l. Co. Griffith. & Co, City Railroad, Railro
Agent Q Lowndes, Coakley, D Stoney, W wiz
lanns y Co. Mey. W Williams Thurston & Holmes,
Gtbbes Adams, Frost & Co. Armstrong. Wallace x
BIO, Graveley. W Pungle Sloan, j q Piepcr
NJ Endel, E Wiss Co. Glbbes i Co. m
Constsnecs per Northeastern RAILROAD,
.s.a5M March 4.
ITO bales Cotton 50 bags Peas SIS bags Cotton Seed
bags Potatoes, Furniture, Mdze So. Tow Ryan, J 4
htrkPat1tck Graeser. Lee Smith Co. G. Williams
Go. Cart Kopf Jeryey, M Thames. Davis, Baggett
q 90, Ihurston & Ho!nes, Mowry Co. @ Il Noise, "
Courtney & Co. A J Farley. and Order 4
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CrrT RAnRoAD.-The Charleston papers give
us periodic blast every week or two about their
great street railroad, and well the enterprise de-
serves it. True, there are many who, in the event
Of failure, would have uttered the famous ST told
you So" but everybody and his wife are thus far
delighted with the success. The company, are
to the Battery, SO that in few weeks one may
Journey from the city to tho sea; enjoy Eve cents
w9rth Of country air at one end, and take out the
watching the festive holics Of the oysters at the
other end. II Mr.. Riggs would do something very
ba and lay track from the State House to Cotton
Town. little raillcry Of that sort would suit our
jolly condition muchly, and there is no end to the
people who would take pleasure in being in-car-
cerated for the small line OF ten cents. .
l columbia Cuyo1ini1n
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...,..:s@2 :..::.,=.. DR.. wR1d hts i
R'El::JplvENATING ! j. ELIXIR,
or, Essessce,of Lafs..:: s5:;;,: j

Cures euz De1f1sA. Wsaks
4 S8SM%8< nesA Hytssviee-fH Efnnosea
&EsS&& @&&#z$- PNipttdth Of tie Re1T and
36a&$S az HtspoSs Disedssasi It re.
%|IeHSs$sES-- stores newfiSe and visor to the
n !. a. ,s - aged, caushg the hots sblood OF
jtoss khs aahes QS IT. 35, * NC xS1aa reg
Jtre, R5ets1fe6 gtDfla tuofyV11td 3$Se9eeT6t
H|et'eos does ION yesaoe 10 xn1POet1Ey and
This Etrtr Tsfuvss- DeDsasy, sSsorsH1 1fun1jness
:afs ths s5gten ond and 5kH 9gor, thus proving o.
y o'e@eo"se nsseoso. s perfect tDf1 Of LopA" re-
moving Sterty and BarrenneS In both sexes. To-
the young, niddle.aged snd ag3 there snoHrester
boon than this Elixir Of Iifa It gives = new
lease of life, caunng the weslan debiltated to \
: -hAve' renewed strength and vtar and the entire
y system to thrill with Joy and psasure,.. 81
i Price. one bottle g.; three ptfea e5 sent hys
e expre4o to Gny address. eSts 81. 5lts', n
us Our medicines are sold. md ASommended by all
respectable druggists In every tt Of tho civilized
aR1obe; some unpri1dpled deaRs, however, try to
deceive their snstotesfs SAINT ehesp md
Less eo1npoundSd order to:ma4 monety SBa not {
cceeaSbd-AsRr rfbf 'thEs6 hedtSss snd 3Ske no =
.cthepa.- II tho druggist does nd keep them write
5tous, md we will s1nd them express carefully
packed, ffeo from observation. Wofwfll be pleased
i TO- Feceive lettera with full ensa In regard to-
= any ,disease with whlah ladie5or gentlemen sro
Addicted Address a1l letters 1o1aed! !ptnee HatnnAs
p.W. 3 > Hzswn, q Vi y ii., s., i.
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Cherokee Remedy,
CHEROKEE INJECTION.

does not fail to cure Gono7~Aen Gsees and all M,s-
cous Discharges in Male or Female, curing recent
eases IN from one to three days, and is especially
recommended in those cases OF Fznor Albus or
Whites In Females. The two medicines used in
conjunction will not fail to remove this dsa=reeable
complaint, and in those where other medicines
have been used without success. s
Price, Remedy, Ono Bottle, g, Three Bottles IS.
=" Injection, !" . g., IS.
The Cherokee Cure,n "Ren,edy," md a h,jec-
tio7s F" nre to be found in nll we'll regulated drug
stores, aud ure recommended by physicians and
druggists au over the world for their intrinsic worth
and merit. Some unprinctpled dealers, however,
try to deceive their customers, by selling cheap and
worthless compounds lin order to make money
in place Of these. b not dcceiued. If the drug
gists will not buy them for :, wriSc to u.s. and
will send them to you by express, securely packed
and free from observation We trent all diseases to
which the human system is sntject, and will be
pleased to receive full and explicit statements from
those who have filled to receive relief heretofore
Ladies or gentlemen can address US in Derfect con-
jzdence. We desire to send thirty-tw page
pamphlet free to evcry lady and gentleman In tho
land Address all letters for pamphlets, medicines
or advice, to the solo proprietor, G.
@Dr. W. B. MERWIN, 81 Waller ST.. N. Y.
~ 7 H.. tbsfrI Irr
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CoMaurrED:- In the case Of G. w shier, brought
up for examination on yesterday before Jnsfica
Conoley, the evidence sufficient to warrant the
commlttai Of the prisoner for trial, at the first
which meets on the first Monday in April nett
shier is said to be Of good family, and respect
ably connected His relations reside in Charles
ton, S. c. Wilmington Disputch Sat,Tdnu. : = -
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Miss Harriet Lane, of Newbern, four hundred and
forty dollars have been collected in Newbern and
forwarded for the relief OF the family of Ex-Presi-
dent Davis. Their condition, tits understood re-
quires relief and it is Important that relief should
be afforded Lincoln GotTSer sF:G, 11-7 .-f.
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Advices from Lima, Peru, dated January 9th
say that 9 crisis was impending. a cavalry regi-
ment had revolted and killed some Of their officers
An infantry regiment sent to reduce them were
spafled and more officers were killed. The decree
ISSUED forSthe establishment Of an agency at Liv
erpool to charter vessels to carry guano had caus-
ted States Minister vigorous protest in which it
is argued that an agency sh6ssd also be establish
cd IN the United states as it is scarcely fair to
ask American vessels to go to England to be chit
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The Roman CathoEcs are, to. build an edifice in
New York which shall combine 4 savnias: bank.
library lecture rooms ETC., for the use Of the de-
nomination. " sssESf ttt 9sTf - /.
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REMovAL.-We learn that in. the course OF a few
removed from it's present inconvenent locality, to
the bank building, the presiding deities Of which
are already His Excelency the Governor, Mr.
the money bags. ~ very decided mprove@en9. Ha {.
c'. =. .ssy,-.--,..@ - -. 4 .@0
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The first water was let into the Chicago Lake
Tunnel on Wednesday, The experimental Hood
ing win be prpracted sthruugh several days, Il not
portion Of fs structure, The city vii be supplied
through the new channel, il all goes ven, in about
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PORT CAT,FNDAR
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF cHARLEsTor.5
Arrived Yesterday.

NsE 1ssa
Adger @. F bates 6. ; Bets, HrookbsnKs, ) 6
Boll,nann Eros Bliss, " NJ Bird CO, D Briggs +
Rdsshof Co. Crane, Boyleston & CO, Corwin 4 CO,
Charleston Courier. oaous Wtse, cartmi aasbeson
Co, 3 AZ AZ Caldwell; Ghiaolm Bros, q 8 Cook, " q
sshss1 snaes Eagsis.eh e9i Ts s9ssais1 4siFss9
auTnes II asa7sr aiuber % Isren se GOODWIN, @ c
slssss assss8ane a. 5se , Hsn HoPPeez Hssae
Junghluth. Kattse + Co, LF Kosster. = Keip, q "
poessy Sss aan GS kssas
A1sxandar: Levy, W Mccomb Cod n SD Muller, Q
M1aer MaSn ssloa 1et9Hs e. SeS
tens Wohltuann A[aNer B. Ni1aitE MarshalE Burnsl
SIi9 sodsss oae ssss sfa
schirmer, Smith, q Vinnaakd Werner 8 Ddcker 3, +
Co. Steamer 1iea.o stsser Kss rds ,GS GS asS
ers In Lat ST. passed bale OF cotton and quantity Of
steamahip Falcon. Reed. Baltimore-left wedneeday.
n Mdze:f To Mordecai 4 Co, courtanny l. Trenholm
Bee Co. Bse sisehe g@os ssosSe. saasr sal@ps1s
Htsehof = C. coaa Co. clacius& Wltte. caidord
caassen oook @ % e. oadse dsifsy sane &C.
sea = e. v G Dukes G.. Dowie = Noise, J Enalow
eo eepsay 6 osSa
e Hertz Co. Jefords Co, 81 Klstte Co. J D Kirk-
patrick. F"D Krncke LuhrB 4 StelhnR. G T Lowndes
c Love, Lowndes & Mikeu, Laurey T. Aiaxander N n z
Co. Noise, Mackey, ONei1I Porcher q.
Henry, Prince, NJ M Quinn, " Sprague Bro Eouth
ern Express, w Shrine, D. II sUcox Ra7enel kt Ban-
well, B Rhett Son, W Roach, Rennekar 4 Glovar a
W Stefens & Co, A Salinas, Stenhouse a. Co o Tede.
Iaans Tilton, Torrent l. Son, Mas NJ Towner CIV
Williams b Co. G voigL Willis 4 OhisoIIn Wa9ener
Heath Mo1eees, West Jones, W L webb, W q Will
den q 90. Tupper Son. Thurston T. holmes, Rer.ne
fer Glover, Trenchard. The Falcon has had heavv
Head sea and wind all the passage :i5:. l. 81
- BIZ schr Mary White LaB:ance Gardening doya X an,
gar and Mpaases. Riale5 b Creighton.
Steamer Kate, y Lockwood, PAst1a, Jacksonville
9 Mss ePes e. Fqsssg hs1Rs b Aiken
90, Pncney Bros, Hunt Bros, and others. g
Steamer Eliza Hancox, Rfchnrdson,- Savannah. -via
Reaufort and Hilton Head $50 bales Cotnn ad sum-
dries. 10 Ferguson Holm es Hopkins Mcpherson- 4
Co. Roberts. a HIngrshapa, 4 I'D Kirkpatzick ;
D Aiken & Co, Pnckney Bros. IA!
stezraer Fannie. Davis Georgetown, g. C. lO3 Herces
hce, 265 bags Rough Rice and Euniriea To Faroueo1
a Holmes Thurstnn q Holiness Porcher Henry Shsck-
eHoEd fraser, Mordecd = Co; J. 3 Pungle, JE Adoer
CO. D. ONeiu Son, A1lston, ST. Psttsni 10 =. :.
Steamer Marion, Mansfield, Cheraw, 8 C. S19 bales
Cotton. and Mdze To Ferguson & Holmes, Kowry e.
Co JH Baggett Co Kendall Dockery Adams. Ffosts
q Co J&JD KirkpatEtck, Chspin, shsckeltnrd Fra
:sers Mrs + KetH, and Order. sse -,. .-
soop Ellen. aradick Cooper Riye. 400 bushels Rough
Hce. To Harleston. II x ;,.5csg~ .Ie''
t.f ~ Cleared Ycstexsley.,ss5as
E0t,x
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The citizens Of Atlanta have petiitioned Congress
to establish branch mint in that city. -

The Houston .(Texas) Telegraph mentions the
rectifying establishment near there. Several one
thousand gallon yats of fermenting whiskey were
found. The property was immediately turned over
10 the government Of1oiHls l-tssEas gys. 5
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New York Market. T,...S.
MONEY, MARKET. I .,

|
There is little moro aeuty IS tba 1osn
tne supply Of IDLE capital Is abundant and change
The stock market dun but Arm, with little less
Railroad shares opened with Less annaon but closed
with q fractional improvement: 4 10? . f.S
Feoeisn exchange closed dun sor the steamer. Bina
i = :ae1t sss
sght ~ l1Kaf AnssR sSss
Erankfort 4la4l x; Bremen 7sa7ea; Pruaaap tsaieTs.
- PRODUCE 1rARKEr.,is IL :ss; .;:;$ u ~: 80
Western and State Flour is less active and s
what irreguar the lower grades eaaa= while faoy
The sales are $500 bbs at IS SOAP 60 for superne
tsts; % M soaa1 20 1aE extra 4oa1o 90 for
shtgping Ohio; 81 75a12 90 nr traae add nsnsy Ids
OF Ohio Michigan and Indians and s12a1e Sor st oos
6.,;sS., dq = satoaa pss 100 S 4
At Hss ea q se bs and
:, Tor is u and heasy Sales Of bbs
!, Southern 30 -four is dun Sales q, bts st
ne Eye h9n5 ta scve and Sales Of 100
Corn meal is inactive and steady 4 A s 4: q 1
wheat market is rather essier snd untet
The demand Is confined to 11ers The aaiea ar is on0
nasneis at 81 1s for mixed spring and 50 CHI
4 Barley Is quiet Sales Of common new FoKed
a saaSs o. st +
Oats are less acve and prices are easier The sales
inferior western Ssasso te s'a At 7ec ct e a
heavy for uales are is0o5 busseiS
good western at Il 19I s. enfs. ra1ss ssr
~ Il state at . 81 new Canadian Ct g 26a do
Corn opened lower and vrrT dull but soon recover ed
in for export chiefly M se saau
Sues are bnshels Western mixed at 81 05al o. IN
sersev ss11s ssa 1 - % 90 ~ new wdsten
Rnoy1s1oks has bee 1:a very good business
ds1aS Rses sfs s.s closing
mess seller March, at $21 so 2.6 bbls do buyer DO at
Sales = so se
Old mess s2 for new do. md n 8oa21 80 for;sw
Beet has been IN more active demand a. mn Iay1onas
figures Sales Of $50 bbls at scala old psin 1es
sllals sos new dos s12a15 for Old and s17aa
Iiarce beef qaiet but firmly held , =
asfs cbsc are n but the ean.s prices
cut msats hayp been iry acive the demand be,na
81 sdes % IL sssss eas g s
Bacon qaiet sseaay sales oe 800 boxes curo,a
Dzsssed hegs remain No quote Il eaa1oo for
Lard very dSn sad though noaaes al former r,.as
1aa az ra11er r. We quote at aout 12
1sX for Kettle rendered. a Eanae sssa ss,d
rsss asssa IA e
prices ruled in favor @ tie tho sales nag DIR.
ssas e e sss
$685. $685. for sa fss IT. e Isms ans; ssee doha
The medium grades Of bt are offered more teesy at
the cloee at lower prices. There IL GOOD de,asrd
sa.sa Rs1s Ia r
during the past week. prices have nderpone no e.
export Holders geneEa s hrm Il shsir % sIs1a sios
ing steady ~ Ws :. gasse :; - sess; State a.sry It
c1It and Ohio EnQssh dairy Varroot sis1 A.
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1866, for the disposal Of public lands in actual
homestead settlements in alabama, Mississippi,
Louisiana, Arkansas and Florida, the Honseso
Representatives on Thursday added an amendment
excluding those who had voluntarily given aid and
comfort to the rebellion, but not those who had
iafterward enlisted in the Federal army. and been
honprsbly discharged therefrom.
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New Orleans Market

NEW ORLEANS, February 27.-CoIroH-Desptt dis.
tenor of the Liverpool and New advices
the market opened this morning with active inquiry
and Notwithstanding the limited and poorly assorted
supplies on sale as well as the materially enhanced pre-
ment IN Gold and Exchauce the bee1 quite
amated throughout resulting in sales Of $500 bales;
niteen brokers In the bustness Prices dB
closed decided rner feeiins. the greater portion OF
nsn S9is ne a esstea hsaR Ct shst
efe1ring to the above remarks we quote as fol-
1oWs Orunary 2736a28c.: Good Ordinary 2a3<a29o:
Low 1iddling 2ehasoc-; and, h1iddlng 3osxaNc The
would have been liberal had not sever,
q! been prevented from operating by their ina
oaltSSSp ind the qualities they required \
DAILY COTTON STATEMENT. g..
Stoe8 on hand Sept 1st, 1855. bales 10a osa
Received to-day. - a. A''So0 A'So0
Reqfived previously :. .5s2 sso-5e7 15s
~ ,saS sss, 1855
os}arcd previously .4e5, 4es 1857
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[%kfANfaO0D AND THE vIGOR OF YOUTTs
~ 1ssseed 20 1oer wseha by Dr.. RECORDS ESSENCE
has 1t length scceded to tho earnest renest
fse yoeS a. Acsn 9s pebble md spponted an Agent New
q Lie This wonderful agent win restore manhood to
sne most shatere whether arising fom
eecss Of climate, natural causes Iha
time required to cure tho tnveterat case Ia fon
wesss: andN used aeccsdins e printed instrucacns
which xze vsay afmpeA possihle NJ
remedy anqpe taken by al about asor
xe ~ arc permanent tits acknoWleined hv az
nae1acat ytess eo = duscuvary sysr i,nIie
~ dsyelord1a powar9 sre MIRACULOUS success IN er.
ssse = e. th,s sasnee oyerrows ignorsnos
aor uss e ea qc Ia ono s Sa
~ u Se sens g any part packe
4sseh g ..s y No 81 Liberty street Ne~ W., Il
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The CharlestIn Cotton Market s
OFFICE OF TIE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS
CHARLESTON, Monday Evening, March l. 1857
The limited inquiry and small stock on the market re-
stricts transactions. The sales which amounted to 500
bales Were IN large degree confined one operator
The transactions were Is at as; at At at % 20 at
- y st 2sH; q at so s. ct soa q at so ana 1e2
balss terms which did not transpire We quote some
what nomnally: s,5, - ta aEst lty:
Ordinary. 49,. @2sx
~ 'oIAAie -. 029H..
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Exporra
The Charlest.n Cotton Market.

NEW YORK-Per schr Virginia Price-79 terces Rice,
100 bales Upland Cotton, IS casks Csy Is Packages
81 bales Cotton, 20, 900 feet Timber 20
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The Panama cteamer which arrived at New York
on the 18th brought singls bar of gold valued at
over 5000 00c. Il issaid to look Ike bar Of yellow
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CAR q p.

It with feelings OF pride American manufacturers
that we publish the following testimonials which b.
been received by recently: g4'51@T WV -
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~. Your Pianos ~ supeEior 50 hsve ever sser d,
hAss mover hsard tone - pe41ect Il ylds avo.y
expression thst needed Ia music and IA uoafy Il
capable Of change to meet every Rsntiynent This is
power and ID derived from tha perfect nuFity Of
balanced touch "a. -f5 a. = - - eeAo seo
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COMMERCIAL.

.s,--Gi 3Is .ae5l3- Imports. 80 II - E'
CARDENAs-Per Br schr Mary White-5O hhds Musco-
vudo Sugar. II hhds, terces and l Dbl Centxifuoal
Sugar, 7e hhds Csyed Molasses, 9 hhds ~ iezcee,
and 90 bbs Muscovado Molasses to Risley h Credgh-
ton. &5'r sy&E& iF f"asEHa .IpaII7T.0
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me cearances are exclusively for Havre. .27 .,: =
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-There have been no receinta
SINCE Yesterday THERE'S Molaeses and little or no
sugar IN first hands and little In second ha1da
were sales and resales to-day $50 hhds SUGAR
l2c for common to good common; 12s<c for far: 1ac
TOT good fas and fully fair 14c for yellow clared and
jio1c lor white clarified There no sales OF MO-
sses and We repeat the prices paid yesterday Tor
ence: HerInantng 74a75c gallons prime 500; choice
g gallon i.' ..7- - - '>''S'''1aa ' 1ao
R1oE-1ndia and Caroline are in good supply and IN
fair demand The better grades OF Iouisaa are scarce
nnd anrequest and prices have advanced xc q b We
quote louisiana at Gall Ac; ndin 9asHc; Carolina
tRE1aHIs-The market Is very dull and the coastwise
rales are lower The rates; p Dbl for aour
and &c q rs for cotton by steam for New Gfhare
are no vessels by satl-1hd: by steam for Liverpool
sl6d by BAL, nndl]c by sail for Havre. n
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:E.n - Went to; Sen Yestefday.,f fs. -, =
schr nsvta staatar Esn Glider Phlaaelphta .,e
.s*,.;$t,: - From this Port. >; f:.si
sseaInahp Sea Gull, Dutton. Baltimore, IS huusa
' Cleared for this Port. 4.,s,$ !. sS, \.
steamahip Manhstaanj Collins 1t New York Marrh .:
stearoshp Andalussa, West at New EogAs March a IL
scnr 2 9 Howard Nickssson. At New. York, March q
-.rG5 ~ n sS & y Y, .-LIA tE-s s5.7
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THALBNHG, ],
9OTgTHCHALK.

, consider Ohickering Sons Ptsnos boyana eor,s
pardson tho beat tave ever ssen Ia America
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80 900 PIANOS,

IN the construction Of which hsy hive Ia .va
oxn and yaluabie improyenasnt They hsVo invaris
kaosoIasd great aRt1sts who hkve viaad tia oonnt-v
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-;asses II. WekA, Esq: y"
HY DEAR s1H: Az you going back to the United
States must beg you to remember kindly to the
Messrs. Chickering Tall them wsa delighted With
their Grand Pianofor1e-ds good inst,pstsst nsk
az ZOOS euer tu1red ont, both IN touch andttf i
Winning you, SC, rernain evert, lily,
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Firm OF !. Broadwood 4 sons Piano-foxte Msnrfso.
turers London. NlG -n
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Among the chiefpontu Of excellence OF the Chicker.
ing Pianos Of which speak the renowned artists their
oongratuan1y testimonials to the Meesrs Ohickerino
the greatest posaihle epth richness and volume 81
tone, combined with rare hrinanoy. olearnsss and
sbove al surprising duration of cound the pure and
scmpathetioAuahty Of which never changes undar 4he
most delicate OF powerful touch. 80 "-- '- -
During the past foEy-thzee yesrs this firm has manu-
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ttSs.fi ~ Cleared Ycstertley.asss5a:..ss9a,.;
Schr pirstnia Price, Hopkins, New YarE-strees
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james NJ WehIS Esq: s4s%'s, ,3rsr',ssl 1-.'t.
Mx DEAR sIE: have great pleasure In asking yputo
convey to MessrS. Ch1ckertng the EXPIRE. aon OF nv
highest approval OF their Instrument Irfs consider
not merely the best instrument Of American manufao-
ture that have tried but Of the Grand Piano.
iorses that has ever come under observation; and
the Meears. Chickerine may well be proud having
turned out froln their rnRuufactory an instrument
which, for touch. quality. power and workmanship it
wide world. =
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-05

Hessrs ChickeTin1 d iSonx: sGE,tT 'G-- N"
aEGs: have just been invited Meesra Collard Ia
try Grand Piano-forte mnnufactured by you and
have hesitation In endozaing the opinion OF nv Old
friend, Mr. D. oollard viz: That !t is the finest In
Believe me, gentlemen, most faithfuIly yours,
IL s5.. ErT's J. l. HATTON.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-05
HENRY SIEGI I ,;II u;


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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-05
EURoPEAN TESTIMONIALS,

Recesued during the >ssonh Of August, 1865.
tss LcNDoN, July rs, 1867.
AHasns. CH1oKERNo 4 soHs-Gents: have much
pleasure in enclosing document signed by the first
composers musicians and professors IN Europe held
your Pianos In such high estimation (utde my certih.
cate thas felt 1t my duty to take OF them with me
TO Europe to ascertain the opinion Of my professional
brethren. Tho enclosed certificate viii prove how
unanimous they hsve been the subject. beg to
forward at the same tme letter received from my
friend, Mr. Oouard, which must be crafty
ing to you. @@5H0EJ
have the honor to be, gentlemen. yours very truly
JAMES M. WE'LL.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-05

Steamship sgqder. Lockwood New York lei
"Wednesday, M, and hss been detained by heavy hea
gales Mdze. To Willis. & Chisoln, Adams .Expres
&C. & AZ ANIME, Apple G " Aimar. Ahrens.
NJ Bristoll n Baker, Bonafant l. saias
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-05-28

gB- Carriages, buggies and sprlng-wag-
ons are sold lower by j. Langdon & Bre.,
at their warerooms, 13 and 10 Fourth street,
than any shop in Dayton.
Also one spring wagon to carry nine pas
sengers, three seats, top, &c.
As they are closing out their stock, pur-
chasers would do well to give them call
before purchasing elsewhere.
May2S 'G7-dlt