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Boston Market.

BOSTON Thursday, September 26.-CoRTEE-Tfe
market fc this article remains without change In kio
there La been sales of small lots at 24a26c No. ana
yoppr The sales Of sheathins been con-
fined to small lots at 33sS4c and Yellow Ehexhing Metal
acc p 70. In Bolts ann Braziers Copper nochange.
with small saes. 1neot Copper is firm, apdhas benin
CorroS-The maraet for this article has beon quito
dull during the week snd prices are easier Mannae5n
dinary and Good Ordinrry at Na2Sc; Low Mldding at
2A24c Midding at 24a25c and Good Middng at 2Sa27c
. New crop will soon be coming forward and prices
are expected TO rule low holders South will be likely
to realize as soon rs possible.
DoMEsr1cs-Hcavy Cottons have been In better de-
mand but at rather easier prices Bleached Sheedngs
Shirtngs been selling more freely at previous
prices; and Drills, Denms and other Kinds at prices In
dicatng very little change. Favorite styles OF woouens
arc in good demand but all other descriptions are dull
and unsaleabe except at low and unsatisfactory prces
GuNST BAos-Market quiet with sales OF 100 bales at
| 2lc, currency.
tclc and the Gales have oeon linn ted The transactions
comprise 227 bales at se, god bond, and 200 bales
| in lots, at 22Aa2Sc per yard. cur :ency.
HAT-Ihere have been sales Of Eastern and No1thern
at 20a2S per on as to quality but at the close it is diff
| cult TO realize over SIS per ton ior the best.
MoLAssEs-The trade con inuc to purchase only in
small lots but Tor refining considerable has been DONE
The sales comprise SUU hhds Cienuegos at 5oc 665
hhds tart and sweet Mus oyado ut 47a62c mostly for
boiling st 50c rs hhds Re nedios 1c and snallots of
Porto Rico at zoe per gal IN.
NAVAL sToRxs.-Tb re have been sales of 200 bbls
Spirits Turpentne rare and to arrive 61 Hae2c cur
rency Tar Ia seiu in small lots at s3 50a4 per bb In
Rosin sales at 81 IS for common up to SO for pale No l.
P1tch has been quiet.
SuGAR-There very little change to notice in sugar.
and refining r.ies have been In fair dema1 during
the week. The transactions comprise 29U hhdg fair to
GOOD refining Cuba at u5<a11T; 1887 hhds good and
prime refining at 1Ha12; $50 hhds Surinam at 11x SAT
baskets aud Bata,is no IL the balance Of 9n
import at 12 HOO boxes Cuba No II to l9 at
uer h. Refined sugar has been selling 161sa16& por
ID fe- crushed. powdered and graaulatod.
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WE rsEp 5AILIaHAN'sPM1S AND FIND
w 80 ,Sey viii do all that IL claimed for them, and
SssrfnlIy recommend them to public mvor.
r. n WATTS, Ex-Governor OF Aepem4
" A. sANDFoRD. Atty Gent Of Alabama
SoBT. DOUGHERTY, Judge Supreme Court Ala.
From THOMAS ]. JupaE, Judge Supreme Court
Ihsye used GALLIGHAN'S PlLLs On my piAnnuMon on
for Fever and Ague and them al s1ss e1%ea tor
them. .h.r no 1870
LowspSs CouSTY, Alabama.
,,,,au.N,s FEVER AND AGUE PILLS will do.
o dacdedly the bost medicine for Chills and lie.
Iney r %. ssve would not be without them for five
times the price "' ~
AxEaIcUs, April II, 1867.
One boz of GALLIdHAN'S PILLS cured mo perfectly
of Chills and Fever. They are tho 6est metcne ior
Sbils and Fever ever saw. A. 6. RoNALpsoN,
.1 Clerk Superior Court, Sumter County, Ga
MONTGOMERY, Ala, july 9, 1885.
Messrs. BLUNT HALE-GESTs: have used your
IrIHAN'S PILLS on two occasions for Chils and
Fever and find that they effect all that they
have ever tried. consider them perfectly reliable.
Grand Sec Grand Lodge OF F. and A. N. Of Alabama.
Albany, GA, March H. 1861
have used GALIIGHAN'S PILLS In forty oasesof
ChiIs and Fevar, with perfect success. They are the
best Fever and Ague Pill putup. M
WHOLESALE IN CHARLESTON, By
GOODRICH. wISEMAH d CO..
No. l6s Meeting strest.
BL0UNT & HALE. =
PRoP1IEToRS
May II emo Montgomery, nA
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Prevention is Better than Cufs.
DIR. RECORDS
Celebrated Preventive Lotion.

A prRoyrp AND HIGHLY RECOMMENDED By
"A th renci> raical Faculty, as tne ony saia NO
This In eparation is suited for eitherse1. and
has proved, noni ample experience, the most emcent
and reliable Preventive ever discovered thus $Iecuns
,,sed according todirecons every possibility of danger
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taize the .enereal virus expel all impurities nom tae
asorbent vessels and render contamination Impossible
Re wise In time and q very small outlay save hours OF
untold bodily and mental torments.
This most reliable specific 80 uniysr gTs =
America by +. A. DUPORT co., only. aninorl1eo
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Price sspcr bottle Large bottle double s5e cnrs,v o.
scsa IN receipt of price, to any address, win oec'
tions and pamphlet, BY addressing to tonopr 20
Sole Agents for Dr. Ricorda I. L.,
,,oo 1rr No 10 Gold Street. New YORK.
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AFFLICTED!
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.,,,o,, ,v tbe ,,ss of DIR. JoINyILLEs ELlAlh you
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The astonishing success which mas aIIenueT u,1
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a nebility and Prostitution, Loss OF aiss N
innotency or any OF the consequences o.
ergy gy,ion renders the most valuable preParauon
ever discovered. - .u,,s srsct,ons depression ex.
nnt incapacity to study or business loss OF meme
aneon thoughts Of self destruetcn, 1ears OIL III Ia
r! II will restore tic sppette, renew the heaS
"a tbosc who nave destroyed it b. sensual excess OF e'
Men be huaabugsed no more by "Quack puc
and Tno,rnt .actiiopeTs but send without Cen.
tors lie sIT and be at once restored 10 health ena nap
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One hottie is sufficient to effect cure i'll ah oi'iNA''
cases. -o1N1rrr p,ea cpI>crrIr PILLS. 'ftr the
,-aadv and permanent Of Gonorrhga, Sieet S =,
81 M scharneE Gravel, Structure, and al anecto a.
h fi1neys and Bladder. Cures effected IN iro Une
Se days They prepared from yegetaOae the
MT are harmless On the systen and never @ - Az,
s,mach or impregnate the brelth NO @ sc.io- In
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Is interfere with business pursuits fre d
per box. .,. .ionel articles will be cent to
rS address, closely sealed, and postpaid, oy mah oE
sI1ress on receipt of price. Address ah 0,oers 70
'-p'N RERGER SHUTS CO., chemists,
March 30 Iy No. 2s5 River street. Troy, II, 7.
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TESTIMONIALS.

91lN1>IIN l<1l<s9'
1t may be satisfactory to some to.see a
few from among the many of the newspa-
per and other notices that might be selec-
ted, whish have generously been taken of
the College, location, teachers, &C. But
our best epistles are our, former pupils,
scattered all over North and South Carroll
ma, Alabama, Georgia, Virginia, Tennessee,
Mississippi, Tezaaand other States
SpARTANBURa FEMALE CoLLEGE.-"A
/, fine climate healthy location and compe-
tent Facalty, recommend this College to
! public patronage "-.Mnutes Of s. c. Con-
ference for 1866.
|; SpARrANBURa FEMALE COLLEGE,
0This Institution of South Carolina Con-
ference, opens October Sd: 1t is under
the Presidency Of that experienced teacher,
Or. ". <. Cummings. Its proximity to
Woford College gives some advantage to
those who have both Sons and daughters to
educate from home and the renown o.
Spartanburg for its healthfulness and reli'
gio1s privileges, commends it to public ia
yor."-Southern Christian Aduocate, Aug
16,a1SeZ % -. =; '.a1
! SpARrANBuRa FEMALE COLLEGE. II
gives Us pleasure to announce to- the pub
lie, the re-opening of this popular institu-
lion under the management of the Rev. A
". Cummings, D. D. The reputation o.
the President for scholarship and admins
tratiye ability, asheela command TOR Fl!
Institution rr liberal patronage; and We
hope that the friends of female education
WffrBestif themselves to give to, this CQQl
Iegc that SUPPORT .and encouragement with
vhich-it vas honored inrtormer years ft
representatives are scattered Throughout TN
land, and they surely cannot forget the
pleasant associations of by-gone days, ano
disregard the claims of their Alma Mater
Let one and all do something to sustain
this important educational interest, tina
our daughters maS Be as eOrner-stonea, pol
Rished.ufter the similitude Of a palace. -
spartanDurg Express, 1866; ,r4es
Ho1srods Ed0ahhsaraos 4 a sa' ffaA Col
1EaEzza We baye7 been pleased to learI
that the last session was eminently success
full, and With the present able and eficien
corpse of teachers, (three of wh9m are nov
IA the Spartanburg Female College, undo
the lead of Dr. Cummings, promises tt
fulfil the fullest hopes of It's friends -
abingdon Yirginidn, May, 1860.
HoLsToN CONFERENCE FEMALE Col
LEaE.-"Of the President, Rev. DR.; Cum
mings, and the Faculty, it is only necessar..
to say that the present examination'doe
not detract anything from the high reputa
ton that they had sustained for man.
years as aBh teachers and skilfnl manager
of literary institution The eoipmitte
feel safe in,.saying, in,the language Of on,
| Of the Oldest aud fnost active Trustees
Hon. N. ". Wood6p, in regard to tn
President that they have the right ma!
in the'right place. ."-Reportef Ena".a'
ing COMMITTEE of II. c. F. College May 10
1861.
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Passen0er5.


Per steamship Champion, for New York-MTS aH s.ocS
tom Clinton, D " Clinton, Bryan sis Nance
shaw, Mrs Hildobrand, L Rearr. Frances Poilce =
vupancs Mrs oNei Ashby Miss oNel c.tSsaT Cart
and and ladv Miss Somcke, Mrs sBruns, Rev Meynar-
die and lady, Miss Estele Haas AGTimSali KnsSs %
8 Johnson. Moran NJ Doyle. W Blackwell, F Mnlhn,
Per p' steamship MopeEa, from New York-D Briggs
Fl W BRIGGS. Darcy, J Allison, Reilly, Glover,
and steerage ,,., ,. y ,r
Per steamship Falcon for Baltimore-Mr and Mrs Mrs
Ravenel J Phynney Wunsh Misses Huger, Miss
Phillips D Keeling, and others. -, - =,
Per steamer Dictator. from Ptlatka via Jacgonvtle
Ferhaniina and Sayannah-L Pacett, l. Milef,,G Nc
ainley NJ Bennett Thomas snecEer, E MiSnd epna
G Farls Mrs Goodrich. Beate. Miss Mooney, Wiison
Chapel. white, Gounger, W Staples, Muir
nby.s Brown, A Mitchell, B Togn and7 deck:
Fer steamer Fannie from Savannah, via Beaufort Hii
ton Head 6c-B Faust. ] Bair, Kenney, Gen Glle
q &C o House, A L Burns. DR. cuthbert and wife,
Pope and deck. q. 5s,<,-<,,
J " seabrook, Col whaley. ] Eddings Mr Prayer
dy and daughter, Hanahan, Mrs Vanhalten, b !
Whaloy, c Swift. Col Burger, A Constance and Ady
W Read W Brown. and 20 deck.
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NEW BOOKS.
pAYNE's PRACTICE OF MEDICINE.

= pAYNE'S PRACTICE OF MEDICINE.
NEW WORK JUST ISSUED BY ". PAINE, N. D.,
pathology in the Phiadelpha University of Medicine
and Surgery; author OF Paies Practice Of Surgery
work on Obstetrics and Materia Medica anthor of'New
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ory of Medicine Editor OF Univery Medical and Sur
ucal Journal &C.. sc. It royal octave of $50 PAGES
medicine and surgery, Including those of women and
children togshor with their pathology and Treatment by
all the new spimprpyed methoda Price 81; potage %
Addres. the author. Nosass ARcBsTBEHr philadel-
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Entitled NeySchout Medr.nes whichis' the only work
7er published upon Materia edica. Embrscin8 AZ the
FnieeM Hometa athic and Botanic RerVsdies. with
fIl regular Materia Medica Price S.; postage free
| Address rs above.
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New York Dry Goods Market
fEro,, fbs Tn1eDefdentl

For the week ending Tuesday, September 24-The
busness In Dry Goods during the past week has beer
only fairly active Jobbers well supplied with foreign
goods and purchases of domesics only made from
hand 10 mouth under the very prevalent impression
that there must be decline in the price Of cotton as the
crop CONES to market This prudent feeling is very
well calculsted to maintain steady business; and, or
the whole is much satisfactory than feversh rush
which would lead to heavy purchases to be followed by
sagnant market Judging from the auction salee Of
the week We should say that prices were favorable to
importers, except in certain styles of fancy millinery
goods adapted to the season. Wthoutd any marke
riahons in prices there has been disposition mani
tested to favor the purchaser descriptions cot
ton goodsf particularly In the lower grades of Sheengs
and in unbleached goods generally Any attempt to
force sales would doubtless lead considerable
sions OF prices.
The market has yielded to tho extent of &c yard
an average; but the qualities OF brown goods fol
bleaching are shade better In b,oachcd goods the de
mand has been quite active, and there are expecta
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MONDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 80, 1867.
TROUTING.

OF before your mother
Fairly knows your out
Goodnessl amt 1t jolly
Tramping after trout!
Tripping over rnosses
SliepinC over stones,
Creeping through increases,
CSi.Td through blood and bones:
.Dipping" in spring holes,
Ritping something out
Gooduessi but it's pleasant
Whipping after trout
Stumbling over saw logs,
Where they've made jam;
No one can say this stream
Isa't worth dam:
Water, "cold as blazes,"
Foams your feet about
Cotch your death of-"Whis', man!
Did you see that trout?"
Ply him gently-kindly-
Horse hair is but frail;
"There's speckled beauty"
Crooks hooks never fail.
Twenty ounces, plump, strs,
taeft hum, If you doubt;
Silver, gold and garnets-
What can match trout?
Lightly drops the "tsckle,"
Bhtnely sings the stroam,
Brightly burst the foam bells,
Like poets dream.
Splash there goes GUNNER,
Whirrl and be is outl
What school is so charming
AS school Of trout?
Ratlesnfkes and sketers i
Wet feet and burnt faces!
Who says anglers lines are
"Cast in pleasant -iacesT'
Try it in Bear iver;
But, before you uoutlt,
Just ask NJ Editor
What he thinks about 1t.
Rural Ne1p Yorker.
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BOARDING DEPARTMENT.

BOARDING DEPARTMENT..
This department Is under the immediate
control of the President, and the young
ladies constitute part of his family. They
will have the constant care of the lady
teachers in sickness and in health. The
roems are large, well ventilated and 'ce1l
,oar,aed in cold weather. For the style of
living at the College, the President takes
the liberty to refer to Rev. R. P Franks,
P. T., of Spartanburg District, who, with
his family has board in the College, at the
same table with the young ladies and teach
ers. Also, to Col William L,-DePass OF
Camden, Horace Nichols, Esq, Of Colum-
bia, who also, with their families, have
been members of the College family. All
young ladies from a distance, are expected
to board at the College.
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ExPENsEs. yaY

Each Music pupil receives fifty lessons
during the Session, and can use
piano for practice, from one to three hours
daily. There are six pianosin the College
The teachers in this department have
had much experience, and5excel as per-
formers as we'll as teachers.
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CHASTELLAR'S
w HITE LIQUID
ENAMEL,

For Improving aud Beauafying the Complexion,
The most valuable and perfect preparation In use for
giving the skin beautiful pearllike tint thst only
found In youth It quickly removes Tan, Frecfes, Pim
ples, Blotches, Moth Patches sal6wness: Erurdonf.
and all impurities OF the AKIN, kindly heaias the anne
leaving the skin white and clear az aiabsster w use
cannot ta detected by the closest scrutiny, and being
yoaetable preparation is perfectly harmless It is
ony article OF the kind used by the French and Is colt
idered by the Parisian as Indispensable 70 perez
toilet UPWARDS of 80 900 bottles were sold during eie
past YEAR, sufficient guarantee OF It's efhcacy prce
only is cents sslt by ma postpaid, n'recet Oh an
order, by .,,>,.-,~, :. M oA.,,,,,.
2sJ River St., Troy, N
,,,heo 1Jr
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Isavannah Market.

SAVANNAH, September r25.-aEaAnxs.-There 25. is not
much alsrSe t0 rspogtin the general markets. Prices
Of most acles are tho same, and we refer to the
raar]a St ach undcr taeir respective heads Business
- iIuuruyed though pcsto such e1tent 20 re-
ueye tie pressure OF ow Merchants, and we cannot
pec 4 10 be much better for three or four weekA
Thor,nh cotton has been coming in moro freely, large
6ortf6p oft his passed through without leaving
oce than mere drnyag0 and wharfage, and that which
has stopped hare has been Of so small an amount as yet
fat Il fords butttle pecunary relief to the factors
Our dry eoodsmsn have been doing good business
for the past wetk. Grge number Of merchants have
arrived from the interior, and many VINO went North
have returned 10 purchase their goods here satisfied tna
we can do as wall by them other markets Tho ousl
ness woua have been double but for the srngency OF
the money market.
fc It was more than equal to tho supply Many orders
could not be hed We have said before owing TO inc
tshmess OF money.
Gold stzdy; very little Offering. Brokers are DuyinS
at 1todlll; selling ct 1z2a144.
Elrunzoz.-iNow York exchange is weak. We quote:
Sssratng TIME, 1sasl54: xlght 1S4a166; New YORK upe
they da u, Per cent. and interests sight par az per
coTrc market for the past week has presented
% egpeMmoeoi rregularity consequent upon feehng
tnssy Of fietors 10 keep at old prices and we have
1ery gradually reduced figures, until to-day, when the
deoded dsSllns IN New York to 22hc. called
been sold 1t 2le early in the day. were claimed at oo
and under toward tho close OF tho market We quote
aiddans t vespo0ll e 1sSS;, Sc equal "a to 71sd . b. O.
pool
Other qualities. above and below Middfnc. are ex-
remely irregular, and for tem there is Quotation
Crop accounts from the upland region Of the whole
South are very conflicting, and CLEAN from all we have
gsthered during the last week. that SOME sections are
orae than Others but that general fatre our for
mar eairate of two and half millions of bales Will to
al present appearances be attained the total Of
the crop Of 1s67-6s.
coASpARkrryE COTTON ETATEMEST, RECEIPTS, EXPORTS
AND groCK On HAND sEPrEMBEE 20, 1857, AND FOR
TIE sAnlE TINE LAST YEAR
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THE MARION STAR,

ENSTABLISHED NEARLY TWENTY YEARS AGO. Is
IL published at Marion, 8. CT i'll the central portion
OF the country. and offers favorable medium 10 Mer-
chants Druggists, Machns. and a classes VINO desire
to extend their business in. the Pee Dee county
For the benefit OF advertising patrons. we SHALL In
addition to subscription list which Is constantly In.
creasing, publish and distribute grat,itousl copies OF
the STAR, during the business season thIs Fall.
Rates OF Advertising liberal.
W. j. McKERALL,
November 40 Editor and Proprietor
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Cors,rnees per south Carolina Railroad
September 2S.

qso bales Cotton So bales Mdze bbls and 90o SACKS
Flour 81 bbs Naval Stores 10 bags Rough Riee, cal
+ trenholm. stenhouse & Co, Railroad Agent. Steel
Sros Co, NJ Goldsmith & Son. g " Williams Go. ,vs
" Pemperton, A Robinson & CO, Reeder, Il koo9er5
& Co. Ksnapau1 Lanneau & Co, W Lebby Buscn. :
L Howard, G Walter Co. H Jeffers co. Adams ms
Frost Co. Horsey DeSanssnre. arasser c Ges
Ayerin Son, Rev n Mood, Bsggett L Go, a -
williams D Jennings Co, Smith, MAJOR mchira'n'
Ostendorff & Co.
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CRISPER COMA.
'Ohl she was beautiful and fair,
With starry eyes, and radiant hair,
Whose curling tendffls, soft eptwined,,
Enchained the very heart and mind,

Ca1sPEs COMA.
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and. Glossy Ringlets or Heavy, Massive
lJ j! re ouris. Z -.
ny USING THIS ARTICLE LADIR F; AND GENTLE
II MEN can benutfy themselves thousandfold
n the oy srcle in the world that VIII curi sraien
hair and at the same time give 1t beautiful, glossy ap
earance The Crsper Coma NOT only curs the nair pu
nvigortes beautiAes and cleanses IT. is highly ana ae
ghtfulIy perfed. and is the most complete arc'g %
Crisper Coma will be sentto any address. sealed ana
postpaid for 81.
'0''''' W. L. CLARK & CO., Chemists.
No. West Fayette street, Syracuse. n: I.
80 on ~ = " Tyr
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PORT CALENDAR.
CORRECTED WEEKLY.
PORT OF CHARLES sgoN.
Arrived Saturday.

| Rrir Modo johnson, Boston. 6 days. Ice. To the
Master A Gage Co. ~
Brig Anna Torrey, Sellers Boston, days. Ice To
Steamer Fannie, Peck, Savannah via Bi,fnon, H-
ton Head and Beaufort Mdze To John Ferguson
b Rodgers & Co. W Kinsman, Steel Agent
andcr Southern Express Co, b Claussen kressei
Gethers, adams, A canale, A Gage Co.
Arrived Yesterday.
staansbip Moneka Winchester New York-left Thurs
day. Mdze. To Getty, Adger co. "a Adams q IS
AverilI Son. Bischof Co, Block Loyns' Buck
G Burckmyer Bollmann Bros, E Bstes & Co. Belts
Co. Brown 5y9g 1.. Bige1ow CO cosupoVe 10G
Caidwell Crane Boyleston Co. Courtney, S
Corwin l. CO, carr & Co. Chisolm Bros, Camaron
4 90. Darcy Dewing Burkett & Co. Ferguson L.
Holmes. Feldmsu, Graaser Lee, Smith Co, Gruber
& Martin, A q Goodwin, Horsey, Hastie, Calhoun
w HARRISON Son, Hart Co. Johnston, Crews Co. c
Johnson J Jara, II Iseman, Steamer Dictator, "
Kinsman, Khtts CO. KensrsS Co. Go. a LANG LANCER, "A
tie Il Marshall, LuhrS Stehing. Minor wilbur mar,
tin Mccarthy, D Mcguire. q MULLER, NJ McGorty e.
McIver Marshall Burge Bowen, MeLSy an mcs, e.
R Marshall, E Dawson co, Ostendorn 90, Sont- m
ern Expross Co, + ONeill Son. ONein, O'Neil
Son, Roach. Read Co peaSe GSneIIi ro Soss sI
Co. stoi Webb Co, Strauss. yances Bo, W Shack
elford, Sloan o Tiedeman, G Voight ~ % vonsrs
& o. Werner DuckeH W, Walsh, WAGNER
Heath & Monsees, Railroad Agent and others. -.
steamer Dictator Payne, Pastks, via Jacksonville.
Fernandna and Savannah. Cotton, Wool, Hides and
Mdse' TO ] D aiken co, J J Kirkpatrick g
Ingraham Son. arsgaay. r Fuller.
Mdre. To b Murray, G Cark, Roper stoney, W II
Lswton.
Clenred Saturday.
Steamship Champion, Lockwood, New York-Courtenay
& Trenholm.
Steamship Falcon, Reed, Baltmore-Courtenay 1ren-
holm.
Brig Josie Devereaux. clarh, Boston-P Locke:
schr John A Griffin, Foster, Georgetown, C-H Ba-
ker / Co.
Went to Sea Saturday.
Steamship Champion, lockwood. New York.
Steamship Falcon. Reed, Baltimore
From this Port
schr Mo=es Bramhall, Hussey, New York. Sept n.
Schr Wanata, Hawkins, New York, Sept 26
Cleared for fhis Port.
schr Chloe Hatch, at Boston, Sept 25.
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GENERAL REMARKS.

GENERAL REMARKS.
,,Spartanburg Female College, under the
patronage of the South Carolina Confer
ence, was opened for the admission oil
pupils on the 25th August, 1855.
The site of the College Buildings is one
of the most pleasant and desirable locations oYsE
that coald have been selected:
The Campus encIoses fifteen acres OF
woodland, on the summit of "a. hill Jover-
looking the town of Spartanburg, and
half mile or more, distant from it.
Secluded from -the asxcitements and at
fractions of the town thoroughfares, with
pure atmosphere, excellent water, and rural
quietude, the pupils enjoy every facility tor
mental and moral culture.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-30
EXPENSES.

1t is confidently Believed that, While t6is
institution offers high inducements, in the
way of educational, social, moral and re-
ligious advantages, it holds out motives OF
a pecaniaty kind, equal, if iaaOt'sreater than
any other. Look at the advertisements OF
this and other schools, North orsSouth; and
parents will see that they make 9. saving by
sending to Spartanburg.