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Passengers.

Per steamship Alabama from New York. Picker
ing W Mason @ C Rowley, WilscI.. r D Addington,
Mrs Julia Leary, Mr. Mclean and wife, Ladd, pu-
digon, sauer, Mrs NJ Bowling, Sneeker, NJ Denny,
wife and child, and in steerage. :,
Per steamship Manhattan, from New York-Miss III
Geralds, Nichols, O'Nen and lady, MISS MOT MOT
timer Id;ss E A Young " L Mitchell and son, Miss
Fanny Wilson, Miss Fanny Wallace. Mrs Drake, Mrs
Ames Hiss E Ames, Miss Katie Anderson. Miss krg
Sherwood, Miss Molhe Wood Miss Annie Williams, Il
Ploger and son, Slender and wife, E Fischer, II
Lentig Miss Minnie Warren, Miss Addie Florence, C1pt
NJ Coxetter, Snkler. A Wtte. G Myer Mrs " Lyle,
Miss L Beuthsm, Lipman, B Woolf, W Meade Mrs
E L Dennison, T Mccarthy Pauline Tobias and in
steerage :,
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EXPENSES.

Each Music pupil receives fifty lessons
during the Session, and can use a
piano for practice, from one to three hours
daily. There are six pianos in the College.
The teachers in this department have
had much experience, and excel as per-
formers as well as teachers
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ASTR R0L0 GY.
THE WORLD ASlONEHED
AT TEE WONDERFUL REVELATIONS
MADE BY THE GREAT AsTRoLoaIsT,
Madame H. A. PERRIGO.

CHE REvALs SECRETS NO MORTAL EVER KNEW:
y She restores to happiness those who from doieiui
even catasrophes in love- loss ofrentions and
friends loss of monsy &C.. have become despondent
She brings together those long separated gives iniorma
ton concerning sbse friends or lovers restores lost OF
stolen property, tells you tho business you are best
qualified to pursue and In what you will be most success
full causes speedy marriages. and tells you the very day
You viii marry gives you the names, likeness and char
scterscs Of the person She reads your very thoughts
and By supernatural powers, unvas the dark
and hidden mysteries of the future. From the stars We
see in the rmamenthe malec stars that overcome or
predominate in the conhguraon-from the aspects anil
positions Of the pRnes and the nIed stars in the heavens
at the time Of BIRTH she deduccs the future destiny of
man Fail not to consult the greatest Astrologist on
earth It costs you out triae, may never again
have 20 favorable opportunity Consultation fe with
likeness and all desired information, 81. Parties living
at distance can consult the Madame by mail with equal
safety end satisfaction themselves. as if person
full and explicit chart written out with oil inquiries a-
swered and likeness enclosed, cent by mail on
price above mentioned The strictest secresy Will re
maintained and all correspondence returned or destr "
ed References Of the highest order Furnished those
string them. Write plainly the day Of the month ani
year In which you were born, enclosing small oc OF
bai-
Address, MADAME q. A. PERRIGO,
P.O. DRAWER 203 BUFFALO, N. Y.
March 40 1y
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 49, 1867
THE FADED BLUE BELL
BIZ A. o. GANYARD.

This pretty nttlo Blue-ben
Has never felt the frost,
And vet its beauty's fnded,
And all its fragrance lost.
plncked by maiden hnSefs
= Putyesterday for me,
and fi5en fwss bright and blooming.
And sweet as 1t could be.
But now, alas tbs faded,
Its beauty passed away;
Just as may fade tomorrow
The hopes that bloom to-day.
I often sit and wonder
If fairy folks there be,
Or nymphs to haunt the brooklets
That warble DER the lea;
And think perhaps each fow'ret
Is watched by fairy eyes,
And when the flower Is faded
Tho guardian fairy dies.
If this De true, then surely,
If they're o loving band,
There must have been lamenting
Last night In fairy land;
They must have toled the blue-bel's
With low and mournful sound,
As passed slow proce 'sion
To fairy burying-grouu
Methinks see them starding
Beside the narrow beo.
A flake of frozen moonlight
Erected at its head,
Whereon is dimly written
The sweet name Of the fay
With 'aGuardian Of the blue bell,
That faded yesterday"
Iwonder where the dew is
This blossom used to hold;
Perhaps tonight It's falling
Amid the rain drops cold.
Orleaping from some fountain,
Beneath moaning tree,
Or rushing down the river
Toward the restless sea.
Iwonder where the sweet is
It yielded to the breeze,
Perhaps 'tis in the night wind
That moans among the trees;
And in the end, wonder
Where an the blue VIII go;
Up to the sly above Us,
Orto the waves bellows -
or wfll the hand Of Nature
Collect the colors clear.
And carefully preserve them, -
To tint some more next year
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APPARATUS. SC

APPARATUS, sc.
The College has. beautiful and extern
sive Apparatus, for illustrating the various
branches of Natural Philosophy, Chemistry
and Astronomy. Lectures on these sub
jects, free to all, will be delivered during
the year.
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COMMERCIAL,
-~--
.ef = ssi

The Charleston Cotton Market.
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEwS)
EHAaInsToN. Thursday Evening, Sept. II, 1857.
Buyers ere compelled to operate but lightly for want Of
supply Of the staple prices being without chsnge-ssles
II balss say at 1s; at 40; and IL q. quote:
Low MfddIng. .HHQ22
Middfng .22K@-
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Augusta Market.

Augusta, September 16-FDANcIAIe-9olp-
bsryiur st 81 IS and selling at 81 Is
6uxxD-S3nytrg at 81 50 and selling at 81 S6
Corrox.<-There was httle more inquiry to-day than
for sorre days past Mddhnes win bring about 2a21H.
and strict middhng &c. Sales amounted to 4e bales as
follows at 90 eat 2oH. ct a. at 2lx, at 2rA, l6
ut ~ and at 22K. Receipts, 81 bsiss
wEEAT-None IN marke,.
Bxoos-Shouldsrs 1sI; B. 3. Sides 1sk; @. R. sdes,
19K; O. Hdes, 30; Hams 2as25 cents.
CoHN advanced. Prime white scarce and in demand
at 81 4oa1 so; yellow aud mixed 81 S5.
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DRUGS, CHEMICALS, ETC.
&c Prevention is Better than Cure. 81
: ;. DIR. RECORDS
Celebrated Preventive Lotion.

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a the French Medical Faculty, as the only safe and
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desideratnm long sought for in the Medical World.
used according to directions every possibility of danger
may be avoded single application will radically neu-
traze he yenereal virus eIpe oil impurities from the
absorbent vessels and render contamination impossible
Be wise in time and at very small outlay save hours Of
untold bodily and mental torments.
This most reliable specific universally adopted In
te Old world is now offered for sale for the first time in
America by F. A. DUPoRT CO., only authorized
Agents for the United States
price "a uer bottle Large bottle, double size S.
The usual discount to the trade Sent securely
pscked on receipt of price, to any address, with dec
lions and pamphlet. BY addressing to
- f. A. DUPORT & CO.,
Sole Agents for DR.. Ricord's P. l.,
May22 Tyr -, No. 12 Gold Street, New York.
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PIE ASH,

After reading this, hand it to some one
who has daughter to educate, or post it
up in some public place.
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THOSE INTENDING to patronize the Col
lege, will confer a favor by Immediately
addressing the President, at Spartanburg,
S. G.
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ooTTscHALK.

consider ohioserins Cons Pianos supszis % ans
In the world. - a..
Che hsrmonious roundness Of thear tona In@e =
nnner notaa sre remarkable for oearnem ana RQEV
which do not find In any other inskument xnaie ~
bsss IA distinguished for power without hzsnusss 0a
for srnseniAoerz sorority
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ing orders and await the effect Of further dsyeiopmsnt
pes pound being Submitted to in most instances
with the above remarks wo quote nominally as VI
SS;dJlng o9iIa2sNc and Mddling at 25a-c The sales
for tho past three days comprise 725 bales. making to-
tai the week 1915 bales against 1926 last week ana
1275 the week before Tho receipts proper during the
weak embrace Excluding the arrivals from Mobile Fiorl-
ds and Texas, which are included in their respeoeSe
statements comprise 849 bales agains 1925 as Wesh
showing decrease OF III h,lss The exports for .le
same period embrace 2402 bales 1925 OF when "ere
coastwl,e and 877 to foreign ports.
STATEMENT COTTON =. ose
- k on nand 1st September 1867. .... oa5eS-i'' sa
L, wed to-day. ..............-., aIa 1 a.3
Recef ed previously ly.................... %'Zi1 -,
1889
>.eared to-day. ISL 2ssl
Cleared previously .........'''.'''' =
,...a l47ls
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po1,,n,5re Market: !:

's'~ ,r-- BaItfmore MARKET:
,,,r,,opr senSamnsbsers nsbsr & liz 4BARK.-Ws report
sale Within day or two past Of Ttc bags virginia e"ei-
citron Nc. " Doc some inquiry will, sales of 500
boSo Rio ex .conyps 20 arfEeon priyste terms. ooo
bags do from second nanas rans'ne ID " 4uA-'' -'
loS ~ dull and nominal in the absence OF
saiss AZ 95c for Nnddlng Upland fS
-aStsa o% sDay ny @
GRArs-Whest was in mod srate receipt today; oner.
ipps ON 'Chngefoot up a100 bushels white and 7soo
bushels red very little prime received; market was 10
1Oc lower the heaviest decline being the low grades
included in the sales 1000 bushels iaeror wte t
81 6Oa2 o5; 1000 bushels common to far at - ~, IVa
81 35: no prime choice reported; GU ousnets
prime and choi red at So 5oa2 1000 bushels far 70
good do at 50 Soa2 45 5000 bushels Inferior ana ap o
from 81 95 to 50 20; corn 5000 ouSnsia w ts @ ,or
white: 24OO bushels sold at 81 12a l6the latter ior
prime 1900 bushels yellow brought 81 2i Ivo oosnes o.
lower: 265o bushels fair 10 prime 6os6oc leeo
bushels low grades 52a57c; rye 75o pushes
sales a., b,, bo5srs
Arm Late last evening there was sale OF Oh CASKS Dun
shoulders taken for Philadelphia at lS Gus. No
transactions to-day Bacon conunes III IA gu;css Steady
at Is cts Shoulders, 177sa114 cts ior rio anu e a
lsH cts for clear rib Sides Bacon Hams are
ranging from 10 to % cts for PLAIN ana r ~. CO..
lard steady t l3kal4 cts for Western and lS Gus ior
City. MEOW, s-d 111a
lZc Tor CarOuua a.4 ,oJas Of
sUaAR-Market quiet but steady: We report saes a go .,
ITO hhds Porto Rico to grocery at l21:al3ac OF nn
Porto Rico and Cuba; and 90 bbls Barbados a
at SC. a. ,-;oa.
WHfsKEY-Conunues dull and nominal as to price,
held in bond at S5aS7c p gallon.
Boston Market. ~
BOSTON, September 1S.-CosIrE-Ihe market ID
ouat with small sales of Java at 4sc q TO- goiu'
CorroS-The demand moderate and niarKet aun' Will
Gales of mddling at 25s26c for Uphds and Gun. 80,
FIsH-Coihsh are coming in more freely ana are sci
rng at 81 75asG 80 qtl and 23OO qtls French drand
pa5t sold at IS 75 = d in bond. Mackercl hayo been
sailing af s2Oss21 q bbl for No. l Bay.
,FauaLSalSo of 1000 bags African Eeanuls - ~"
So % . busheL - =: =. oo,> r.ncv -
GUNNY CLoTH-Sales OF 40 oaes u "|74'' e"iio'''
per yard, and market dull. . ., IN o o.,,
cash. ooo ,,. .. q, o-,, oe and
now held at higher prices .,. ,b
MoIAssrs-The market ts o little more actVe Will
sales of 200 hhds Porto Rico at 70c SO hhds Trinidad az
Sic: so hhds Barbados at 60c and 300 hhds Porana
sugar-house on private terms.
NAVAL SroRRs-The sales of spirits turpentne nave
been at 6la63c Der gallon and Grm 100 bbls pale rosn
sold at Sc per Dbl.
SprcEs-Sales of No Nutmegs at 67]sc gold.
SUaAn-1he demand better and prices shade h1gher
with sales of 1900 Cuba at for NOS IL 70
10; ia hhds at II &c: $50 hhds good refining at
I2c: and $50 hhds fair and prime grocery Mt l2al2c
per h. Refined Sugar sells at 1ehal6&c for powdered
crushed and granuated.
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: THE TEAGHERs;

- = = = 1E117AtS1 s1El.,l :
Have all had much experience, two Of
them have taught ever twenty five years.
The young lady teachers all graduatedin
one of the best Female Colleges in the
South, and excel in their respective depart
ments.
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FACULTY.

FACULTY.
Rev. ANsoN w. CUMMINGS, A. NJ, ID,
President and Teacher of Mathematics, and
+ Lecturer on Natural Science, &c.
Mrs I. Fl. CUMMINGS,
Teacher of Rhetoric, Mental"and Moral
Science
Miss ALICE M. SHELDON,
Music, Embroidery, Painting, Leather
Work, Hair Work, &c.
Miss ALICE LoMAx,
Music, French, English Literature
Miss SUE V. R. SHELDON,
French, Music, History.
Miss M. JANE WoFFoRD,
Natural Science, Latin, &c.
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FUN FOR ALL!

NULL INSTRUCTIONS BY WHICH ANY PERSON,
C male or female, can master tho great art of Ven
trdloquism by few hours practice making world OF
fun and after becoming experts themselves can teach
Others thereby making 1t source OF income Full IN
sucons sent by mail for so cents. Satisfaction guar
anteed.
Address p O. Drawer 81, Troy, N. Y.
NAV IL 1yr
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Consigaees' per Northeastern Railroad,
September IA.

5s4 bbls Naval Stores 35 bales Cotton cars STOCK
cara Iumbes. boxes Tobacco Mdze, &c. TO DGw-
son. " K Byan, Mrs E Car er, J 8 G Co, W Wor.
sham, G Pritchett, Stoney. " Clark l. co, r
Dukes Co, Bischof & Co, M Hogan, Pringlo.
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Cotton ssatement-port of Mobile
NewlorIeans Market.

NeWIUTIeNns Market.
n,sW NzW ORLEANS. September 1s.-our quotations for
m.eEn produce and provisions generally intended
70 rerrssent wholesale prices At retail or IN lIinS
oE6.n. higher rates nay have to be paid.
ScIIoA.-lhe. market exhibited to-day rather more
xnnnauon, nou9h the aggregate business transacted
was ecrnned % S26 bales, taken by three four parties
Nnoss orders required immediate execution. The offer.
gn were rescted though amply sufficient for present
requreeta and most factors evinced renewed anxiety
toseL 40 well manifest disposition accept lower
rse ard the prevailing impression that prices have not
yet reached their lowest point inspired doubtless by the
steady downward Of the Liverpool snd New York
markes induced buyers to defer the execution Of pend
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Wilmington Market,

WILMINGTON, September 1e.-TuRpENrrE-Is in
fair demand, and market firm. Sales of 296 bbls. ut
$3 so for virgin and yellow cp 81 rs for hard 2s0 bs
srRrB BTURpENTNE.-ssles of 100 bbls. at 531S cents
and 7o do. at 53& cents q gallon.
RosN--Sales Of 691 bbls. follows $50 bbls. at
$S lax for common and s3 IS for strained; 81 do OF
90 Tx for do IS do at So so for do 66 do at So 80
for common and No. 2; 81 do at So 87 for No. 2; I15
do ct szasl IS for No. l. and do. at Sc for pale.
TAR.-z0 bbls. received and sold at 50 80 . bbl
HAy.-Sale Of 7s bales Northern from wharf at 81
@ 100 lbs.
TnnrH-ons raft sold at So 50 p NJ. for in.
fericr.
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THALBERa. .

foouddsr Ohickering Sons Pianos, tssond COM
parison, the beat hare eYe- seen IN AruersoA
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ADyERTISEMEN'
ADVERTI6EMENT.
SpARTAEBURG. FEMALE COLLEGE
TRUSTEES.

TRUSTEES.
Hon. SIMPSON BOBO, spartanburg.
Rev. C. MURCHISON.
Judge T. o. P. VERNON, Spartanburg
Rev. T:cG. HERBERT, Ninety-Six.
Prof. A. H. LESTER, Spartanburg.
Rev. J. A. PORTER, Georgetown.
Major JOHN A. LEE, Spartanburg.
Rev. M. BROWN, Columbia.
Major A. H. KIRBY, spartanburg
Rev. ". S. BLACK, Newberry.
Rev. A.. w. WALKER, Spartanburg;
Prof. WARREN DuPREE, spartanburg
J. II. WILSON, Esq, Spartanburg
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CHAR IL K ST O N. Z.
Arrived Yesterday:

| Steamship Manhattan Woodruff New York-left Sat
urday. Mdze. To Street Bros & Co, Adger GO.
Bates Co., T NJ Bristoll. Dulwinkle Block Loyns
| ] Il Baggett & Co, Bart & Wirth Barbot BoDmann
Bros e Bischof Co. Brandis Beamish co, i
D Cancey, Bellamy Robinson, Clacius Witte, W =
Corwin Co. L Cohen, Crane Boyleston Co. lartmlll
Harbeson. j Claussen, 7 ii Cater, W Chafee,
q Collins. q Cobia L Co, + & Caldwell, L Drucker
Dow Noise d DAILY, David G Devereaux, 1,
Fs & Co, Feldman,J Frank Fleming & Co.
| H Fischer, Farley l. Co, " Gurney, Gerdts Co.
Gruber 4 Martin. Goodrich, Wi1sman Go. dTsver rN
tHurkamp Co, Hing. 81 Johnson, Jefords q Co.
Kelly. Johnston, Crews & Co, Ktpck Wickenberg Co.
Dockery, Kinsman l. Howell " Kinsman J ] Kirk
| patrick @ Litschgi, LANCER. lahore W Il Long,
Laurey Aexsnder Muller NimitI CO; Monty 90;
Marscher, Marshall, Burgo Bowen, McLoy Il Rice W
| Matthiessen, ] r. Muller, J Myers; McComb L CO.
Msssh1 CO Sss09 a 6sfsnd6r Norn sSee Go
I ] Ojeman, Ploger, Il Penna, Il Roth, Reils,
Sell Strauss. Vances Co. Southern Express co, Scott
& Co. f stoddard & Co, Steele. Shepherd Cohen,
G W Stefens l. Co. Screven g. Nisbet II sampson, Gen
R Tyler Won Ssnten, NJ White. Walker, Wage
neri Heath Aonsees, L Wright Wiltberger
L Webb, + Weyhman, Werner Ducker, NJ White, g
W Willie & CO. W Lebby,J Yates, NJ Holbrook,
Aiken, stendar, Mccarthy, Furohgott Bro, M
Martin, Daxson, O. Prince JB Belts. Woolf "
NJ Bird Co, IA Yisnansh Kressen, Jr, Lawless.
Togn Noyes & Vail, wineberg and Order. The:
Manhattan was of theBa at O'Clock on Monday eve
ming.
inst. Mdze. To Ravenel Il Co, and others.
Steamship Sea Gull, Dutton, Batmore-56 hours.
MdzG 3aTo Mordecai 4 Co, Courtensy Trenholm,
Railroad Agent Rayenel Barnwen, Stol, Webb Co.
ONeill, Briggs Willis l. Chisolm, b Gerdts & Co.
Rugheirnsr, G Brown, Slender, G Noand, Clacius
& Witte, Stenhouse & 90, Muller, II Rlate Co, W
q Chsfee. Gen R o Tyler Adams. Damon Co, Mar
shall, Adyer Co, JH Badenhop, A Quacfenbush,
Michael 4 Bourie, Baker Co, Mehrtens, Q Ave
ril & Son, Graeser, Lee. Smith l. Co. -McKeon, & W
Armstrong D Brien, o Wieters, Jennings, rhomlin-
sOn.& Co. Hssas. calhoun 90. Thurston Holmes
aver Hits, Jofords & Co, j Renneker Graver.
and Others
schr 6 N Newins; Brown, New York. days. Hay and
Donnen.
schr & L D Soul, sreelman, Philadelphia days.
Budd Blake G Aimar, Railroad Agent, b Duval Il
Son. Dowie Noise s Marshall, Railroad Agent
Tobias' Sons, Bollmann Bros, and Order.
schooner (3masted) unknown.
IN THE OFFNG.
schr John Griffin, Foster, Philadelphia. Ccal To
Baker i Go.
Also steamer
Cleared Yesterday.
Brig 8 voorhis, Fulftrd Georgctown-W Roach
schr Msrisa Gage, Brewer, Wilmington, CIV Roach.
Went to Sea Yesterday.
Steamer Dictator co1stter, Palatka, vie Jacksonville,
Fernendna and Savannah.
From this Port.
Steamship Champion, Lockwood, New York. Sept H.
Steamship Falcon, Reed, Baltimore, September le
Cleared for this Port.
Brig Cyclone, Frisbie, ct Boston, Sept 49,
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SESSIONS AND VACATION

SESSIONS AND VACATION.
The Fall Session will open October Sd,
1867, and close February 18th, 1868.
The Spring Session will open February
Goth, and close July 9th, 1868.
Vacation extends from close Of Spring
Session, to October 1st. q :
A few days recess at Christmas.
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THE TEXT BOOKS
In use can all be procured in Spartan
burg, at reasonable prices. s
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Cons1cnees per South Carolina Railroad,
September IL.
Ga bales cottpn "a bales Yarns 15 coils Rope 70 bbls
and las sacks Flour car Pig Iron and Sundries 70
Mey Hiss Ounningham. Railroad agent Adams frost
+ O. RollIoann Bros g w Williams Co, Street Bros
Co & Getty, Robson, j II Renneker, M Gold
smith Son. n L Jeffers & Co. Anse, B f Sloan,
Meitzler
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PORT CALENDAR
CORRECTED WEEKLY


PHASES OF THE MOON.
First O. 5th 6h 1lm even Last G. goth. Oh. 45m even
Full Ms1sh. 7hs Ism :syen NewSM 9th, 6h.2a, even
S.sz e. IsGr.. ] noosE .H1aH
! SA'1-A'AA' RISES. SETS, RISES WATER.
i6 6IMonday-.. 5..4c GO go 8 s.Ss SO
1SIWednesday. 5..T Gu 9.N ~ so
o0Friday ! g. AZ 81 S<5 SO FIJI: g u. 10
o1 lSaturciay g. 40 6.57 morn, l.. %
y9ISundsy... Is. 6. go $3.50 ill.,. 2.33
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LIST OFNyEssELS
Up. CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
'1f-'s''s FteBEIa N'. '-'
LIVERPOOL.
Br bark ] Cumming, Hookway, up. :. August %
Br bark Queen, Stuart. sailed. August 10
The Chattanooga, Freeman, sailed August 19
MuDrLEsBoRoUGH ENG
Br brig Bellona, Rawlings, sailed. July
= DOMEsTIC.
RocKPoRT, he.
Schr Casts, Jones, up. Sept G
schr RJameson, jameson up Sept c
BOSTON.
Brig Torrey, Sellers, cleared. Sept Q
Brig Galveston, Merryman, Sept
Brig Cyclone, Frisbie, cleared Sept -
Schr Chloe. -, Boston, up August 29
Schr Crocker Low, up Sept IL
NEW YORK.
schr W Smith. Toeker, up ..... Sept IA
Schr Myrover, Hugh es, up. sept y
Schr Arncricus. Moss, up Sept
PHILADELPHIA
Schr John Griffin Foster, cleared August so
NJ Henderson. Yates cleared. Sept IL
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PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT,

COURSE OF sTUDY-TEXT
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try 0rnnd Piano-forte manufactured by yous tnal
have no hesitation In endorsing The ep1ton Of my Old
isnd Mr.. O. D. Coard yz; That It 70 tha ansst ms
strumentI evor plAyed on.
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-18

JGnss n. WeAl, Ed: -
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their Grand Pisnoforte-ds good an jaelvHeln. A3gt
a. soas eper tarssd csR, bo1 IN toaeA dHdtsyt
Wishing you, 6c., remxin eEara iM
He. HRo1pWcOD.
Firm Of I. Brosdwood B suus PisnesoEss Hznatso.
turers. London.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-18

Among shs chief points Of excerence of fhe ohGkss-
,ne Piano. OF which speak the renowned sys N nsr
ronerstulstory testimonials to the MesEs
srs fhe msass possible depth, rchnesn srd volume q
tofa combined with rare brtlitxna7s olearne1 ma
snoye All sufpristng duration of sound the puTs and
iympstbeo quality o. which nsSer changes undw fha
most deiicste or powerful touch.
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scturd
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-18
EUROPEAN rEsTrneaIALs.

Rsoesusd during the month Of Augua, 1853.
LoxDo1 July 2s, 1857.
HEssns. Cmox1aMo SoNs-Gsnts: have much
pleasure In enclosing document signed by the nrst
composers musicians and professors In Europe. heh
your Pianos In such high estimation (vtde my oczad-
cae that felt 1t my duty to take ono Of them with me
to Europe to ascertain the opinion OF my profesonA
brethren. The enclosed certificate viii provo how
unanimous they have bcen on the subtect beg 20
forward; at the sane time let - received nom my
friend, Mr.. Ooliard which am sure must bs gratiQ.
Ing to you
JAMES n. WFHI.