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CHI A r L E S T ON .
SATURDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 81, 1868.
Redivivus.


We believe that the recovery of the South
from its present lethargy will be far moro ra-
pid and thorough than is generally expected,
and our opinion is founded upon facts which
show the extent of the improvement in
Southern trade during the last two years.
The statistical statement lately published
by Mr.. Alexander Delmar is valuable for
this reason, showing as it does, in some de-
gree, the vast resources Of the Southern
States. 1t is there pointed out that on June
80, 1866, the population of the South was
nine million FIVE hundred and si1ty-eight
thousand seven hundred and nine, and Of
the United States thirtyfour million FIVE
hundred and FIVE thousand eight hundred
and eighty-two. The exports Of the South
for that year amounted to two hundred and
seventy two million dollars, being FIVE times
as much as the exports of the entire Union
in 1920. But there is more striking fact
than this. In 1850, the population of the
| United States was twenty-three million and
the exports were only one hundred and
thirty six million dollars. The exports of
the South now, with less than one-half that
population, amount annually to double that
sum. Charleston is regaining her business
in every quarter, and it is estimated that
her exports this year will amount to nearly
thirty million dollars, against total e1-
port for the State of seventeen million dol
lars only two years ago.
Ne country in the world is SUI erior to
the South in the latent elements Of pros
periiy The largest portion of its territory
is not yet fully developed; but what has
been done and is doing is proof that
sober and diligeut working population can
make it, in comparatively short time, one
of the most thriving and independent coun-
tries under the sun.
Some of our political pcrplc1ities are al
ready over. Others will be solved before
another year rolls round. Soon every en-
ergy will be free to be directed to the de-
veopment of our lands and the manufac-
ture of oar produce; and if this course be
persevered in, the reaping hook and spindle
will quickly will win back more than the
sword has lost.
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ASSOCIATE JUSTICE WILLARD yesterday
delivered his opinion in the great railroad
case of the South Carolina Railroad Com
pany Us. the Columbia and Augusta Rail-
road Company, in which the plaintiffs
ask for an interlocutory injunction against
the defendants to preven! damage to their
road. Justice WILLARD grants the inJunc-
ton on the ground that defendants are
trespassers, and the injury of that character
that it cannot be estimated in damages.
The opinion is published in full in another
column, and is we'll worthy the attention OF
the bar
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What Work Will Do.

About twenty-three years ago colony OF
German Immigrants settled at New Braun
fels. at the junction of the Guadaloupe and
Comal rivers in Texas. They worked hard,
were frugal and sober, and now can boast
of a fourishing city and county seat con-
tanning four thousand inhabitants. Comal
County embraces near nine hundred square
miles of fertile land in high state of cul-
tivation. The principal staples are corn
and cotton, and in the town of New Braun
fels new houses are springing up on every
side. This town possesses thirty dry goods
stores, three -four mills, three saw mills,
one cotton and one woollen cloth manufac-
tory, sash factory, and workshops for
every trade. The Southwest is supplied
with carriages, wagons, saddle trees and
barrels from this place. 1t is IN extensive
cotton mart, exporting to Mexico annually
several thousand bales The town has i'm
mense water power, the Comal river having
in o little over q mile fall or momentum
of two thousand horse power. The county
is well supplied with schools, one of them
having an average attendance of about three
hundred pupils.
This is the fruit of twenty three years Of
labor, and while we do not look for New
Braunfels, hundred times repeated, within
the confn.s of this State, there should be
|
no rashness in believing that we can at least
equal the industry of the German colony in
Texas. 1t is not necessary here to begin
at the very beginning. Land, fertile land,
is abundant and can be bought at low
price. Railroads, which govern the value
of produce, traverse every part of the State.
There is at our doors laboring population
which, under proper supervision and direc-
ton, will answer eur purpose better than
any oiker kind of labor which we could
now obtain. We have the resources and
know how to develope them and the exam
pie of the little Texas town must not be
overlooked because We have made q fair
crop of cotton, rice and corn. Comal
marked each stride forward By the erection
of @ mill or factory, and the same should
be done here. Water power can always be
found, and wood for buildings and for fuel
can be cut for trifo. South Carolina is
ready and willing; and if her people will
give her an opportunity, she will make it
evident that work will do for us all that it
has done for the States of'New England
and the cities and towns of the West.
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uUKTICuLTuKE &c.

(tARDENING, HORTICULTURE &c.
Ut JULES LAVEHGNE respectfully informs his
psr.ons and tho public that he has returned f. ON
Paris and has sgsn located in chasle, on, prepared
to do all work in his business such as LAYING oU
GARDuNS, Trimming Fruit Ornamental aud shade
Trees, Shrubs, Grape Vines, &C., IN the best aud
most approved Manner and 1t tue lowest prires
Hc asks these wanting such work done to cave an
order for him at the store of 81 IL. sOUBEfROCA,
No. 1928 Kins-strcet and he guarantees to give full
satisfaction
BE is allowed to refer to Measrs james f. Eason,
g. W. Aimar L. Che in, william L. Webb, Thomas
D. Eason, and Bcpjann z. Evans.
November l8
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NEW YORK, L u 3Uut, hoJ l.
UDoi.pHo WOLFE ESQ.,:
Ue1r Sir-Tue want Of pu'e vines anu Liquors
for uidclna purp ses "a b:n long .e't D3 Inc FRO
;es$lon and thousands OF lie- have been s1crihceu
10y Le use OF adul Grated articles. lirilm ireInels
and 9th disease. IT, the praiC and II: rves, 80 rfc
IN his country arr yer, rare III Eurnpe, o|ins IL
great decree 20 the Inference tie putty OF the
splits sod. .,
We have tested the scve nj articles imported ana
sold By sou including your Gin VIII you SCI @ ul,
der tlr name of Aromatic Schledam scnnapps "hch
We consider Justly eatied the high repansioh IL
ha, acquired III this country; and from Your long ex'
pc ;encc is foreign import +, your b'ltIe1 MiAtS
and Liquors should meet W tt the same domln'l.
Wewould recommend you To APPOINT some Oh tnc
rcspcctable apo;hecaies in different parts OF t!i' city
as agents for III SAFE OF your Bran les "hd mes
wnsrc the profession can obtain the same "heh
needed for medicinal purposes
Wishing you success in yaur rev enterprise
NC remain, yoGr obcdc"t Neifn'lt
VALENTINE MOTT. ". d., Professor OF surgery,
University NJ, iical College, New 70 H.
j. NJ CARNOCHAN, bl D., Professor OF Chnicai
surgery, Surgcon-In' hIrf TO the state Hospital
&c No. "A last :. S.xtecnr"-Sireet.
LEWIS A. SAYRa. NJ L., No. 70 broadway
H P DE WEE, II D. No. 79l broadway
JOS, PHI WORSlI5.t, III D. 30 =! iSl;h'strect-
Nelson STEELE, N. i, No. 81 hoe ekcr-s'rcet.
JOHN O'KEIL, Y. NJ D., No. $50 Fourth s:Tttt
II. L RAPHAEL. H. D. Professor Uf tie Principles
and Practice OF s,Ir cry, New Yo:f actlica Col
lege, &c. No 9l ,:inl!-airect. and o'ners.
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Noveub r20

CHA Isi.;ND COTTON AND PROVISION
y PLANTATION FOR Sal E.-The subBcriber
ofers for sale, on lib"rSl Terms O PLANT AlION
containing 500 acres. 25J # which is cleared, and
good Cotton AMI Provision Lsnd situate IN It Paui's
Parish Coloton Llatlict, S. G., ut the head of loo
eooIoo Creek, which navica5le to within quar-
Ter OF milo OF the pl ce The distance to Adams
Kun Depot or the Savannah and charleston Rail-
road. is about four and half or FIVE miles. On the
place I'll four new Houses for laborers.
FOR further information, address KEY BOX, No.
Ssh, Charleston Po'toihce.
October 29 thstu1mo
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TN TIE DISTKICT COURT 0T THE
i UNIFIED STATES, FOR TIE DIST Rl,!I OF
SOUTH CAkC Imam Tile MATTER OF W. j.
MaGILL BANKRUPT. BY WHOM PETITION
FOR ADJUDICATION Or BANKRUPTCY WAS
FILED on TIE 10TH DAY OF SEPrEMB BER. A. D.
1868, IN SAID COURT-IN DANKRUP fCY.-Tbis is
to give notice III on the srteenth day Of September
A. D. 1885, Warrant in Bankruptcy was issued
acans st tho Estate of W. J. MAGILL, OF AL Saints, in
the District of Georgetown and State Of South Car
olina, who has been adjudged q BANKRUPT on his
own petition; that tn. payment of any debts and de-
livery of any property belonging TO said Bankrupt to
h or for his usc and the transfer Of any property by
him are forbidden by law that meeting of the cred-
tors of the said Bankrupt to prove their debts and
to choose one or moro issisnecs Of his Estate viii
at No. 70 rroad-strcc Charleston, s. c.. before Z.
B. CARPENTKk, Registrar, on the Mirtieh day Of
November, A. d. 1865 at II O'Clock A. NJ
j. P. Al. EEPlNG,
United States Marshal as Messenger.
November 81
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November 2
TN THE orsTn1CT COUHT OF THm

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR TIE DISTRICT OF
SOUTH CAKOLINA In ThE MATfER OF ABRA-
HAM ANTLEY, BANKRUPT, BY WHOM
PETITION FOR ADJUDICATION OF BANKRUPT
CY WAS FILED Oh TIE 23D DAY OF SEPTEMBER,
A. D.. 1865 IN SAID COURr-IN BANKRUPTCY.
This il to give notice that the t'Dcnty.ti day II
September, A. ID. 1858, Warrant IN Bankruptcy was
issued against the Esta'e Of ABRAHAM hNTLEY,
OF Orangeburg, in the District OF oranseburg. and
State OF South Caro- ina, who has been adjudgcd
II B.nkrupi on his own petition; that the payment
of any debts and dc livery Of any property belong
ing to said Banbrup', to him or tor his use: and
the transfer Of my property by him arc forbiddeh
by law; that q meeting OF the Creditors OF the
said Dankrup 10 prove their dehts. and to choose
moro hsligno OF his Estate, will be he'll Gt
Court of Bankrupcy. to be holden at No 7? Broad
street. Charleston, south Carolina. before r. B. CAR
PENTER, Registrar, on the G.irtieh day IF No
rember. A. D., 1868, at O'Clock, p. M
J.P. III. EPpiNG,
United States Marshal as Messenger.
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NTxgKnT FAIH WITHIN THE CITY
ISa lIMTTs. FOR SALG.-That valuable MAR.
KET FARM, formerly Provost Farm, one OF The best
on Cla-lc ION Ncck. the property Of the late Thomas
Lynch, n r.sr of j. j. Grd p. koisett's iarm. run
uiu tom Hes!er-stree to Ashley RlYcr; containing
about ~ acyes OF clear planting and marsh land
Uith two Dwelling Houses and all necessary out
buildings Oh the SINE; with range # marsh land
fenced in for the Rising Of hogs aud stock.
Fer further PARTICULARS apply to
JOHN r. ONEILL & SON,
October 80 No. 1s7 Last Bay.
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11otiffs in Dankruptlp.
m the DISTRICT OOUR'r or n

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
/ UNITED STATES, FOR The DIS rR1CT OF
SUUIH CSRCLINh-IN The MATTER OF JAMES
". HILL. uUPT-IN DANKRUPTCY-ro
whom It may concern 1he undersigned b reby
gives notice OF his appointment as Assignee Of JAS.
W. HILL, IN the County OF Cocton and State OF
South Carol na, within said ID strict, who has been
adjudged Bankrupt upon his own petition by the
District Court Of SAID District
Dated The 18th day Of November, A.. y. 1868.
JOHN A. BURBlDGE,
Novomber 01 50 Assignee,
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Governor scett In Now York.

The New York Times Of Wednesday says:
"Go7ernor Scott, Of South Carolina, was in
"this city day or two ago on business con-
ssnected with the interests of ths Palmetto
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Giae Ats.

-
GRE AT \ y TE TIoH
QUtNBY's & CO.'S PHOTOGRAPH AND
FINE ART GALLERY.
NOW ON EXHIBITION The LARGEST AND
finest Collection of CHRONIC LiTHOGRAPIS ever
seen in Charleston They are perfect copies OF ccl-
cbratcd Works of Art, both ancient and modern.
Among the collection may bc found SALVATOR
RuSA'S HEAD OF CHRIST, Correggo's MaRda:eno,
A. Dclacr oixs Tide Going Out, q. Deiacroi1's Tide
Coming Il, Turner's Venice JacksoA's English
See merry, RowGottom's English Scenery. Ba1iers
English and Ir.h Scenery, Views on tue Rhine, The
Juuefraud. 1he Wetterhorr, AIaliuo Views. and
many others.
these beautiful Works OF Art They are offered for
sale at New York prices.
PORCELAIN PICTURES.
Great reduction III the price of PtRCET AIN PIC
I URLS Recent lmprov, ments IN produ ing these
pir,urS oGabe us to LOW offer the at learlJ one
i:af tic form prices, and iar superior. CAL and
exllGIne 5p: cincus.
OUR CARTES DE vISITE AND OTHER
lLaIN PHOTOGRAPHS ARE UNSUR-
PASSED
E.pcria t:ntiJn given to children. Also 10 copy
ing od pagucrreotypcs and otcr pictures sa;isfa'-
to i'll all cases guaranteed, and at prices to corro
pond with the times
srEHEDsCUPIC PICTURES
OTHER PHOTOGRAPHS OF CHARLESTON,
FoIT SUMTER AND MAGNOLIA
CEMETERY
! At Ecduccu Prices.
fire collection Of
srERECsC0plG WE'VE GT TIE NOUN
TAINS IN NORTH CAROLINA AND TIE
FRENCH BROAD RIVER.
These ire tbs first and only Photographs taken
in that locality
GUM EY & c o.,
No. 2ot K1SG-STEEET.
CHARLESTON, S. C.
November IL 3mos
|
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GitD advertisements.

CITY TAXES-LAsT lNsTALnIsGNr-
u CITY TREASURY, NOVEMBER ., lS53-
Under an Ordinance To raiso supple t3r the year
1eiS." the third insalment OF taxes on Real Estate
must b, paid during this month or executions Will
be issued. 5. THOMAS. City treasurer.
November 3
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Cost anD Eonna.

T OST, ON THE 10Th INSTANT, ~
IL Measrs II. Read & Co.'s, Kiug-sire't,
package containing Pair SCISSORS, GOLD THIN
BILE and SEWN WORK marked M. T. ROBIN
son. Tha finder will be rewarded by leaving the
ssnlo at No. q WENTWOR Tbs rREET, near An.
son. az November II
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NJ C. w II 4 l.
~ AND
WINTER GOODS,
FOR GEN T L E Il n.
THE FINEST STUCK IN THE CITY.

MENKE & MU L L L +
TI,AKE PLEASURE II ASSoUN ING THAT
tncy have opened at their sew Establishment,
No. "a: EINd.SlREGT opposite society, the hnest
mans we,r wnch can be found ID the CITY, enIrac-
iar the CHOICEST BROAD,LOiHS, FREN''u DO:-
SK1SS. VELVET aNb SILK VESTING>, &c, which
will be made il" to order.
The have also oil hand : large assortment CT
DEaIY.MADE CLOTHING. OF all descriptions,
selected ith greet care. and of tho rerT ateS! stye
consisting OF EusIe3s end D:ess Suj:s Overcoa's.
&c. aud full ock Of .leIandres Kid. Gag inlerc
and Buck Iin Gloves, Cravsts, Shirts and other Fur
uishing Goods
Sausfac,ion guaranteed in every case. and prices
N snit the times a. MENkF,
IL ormerly of DoEBAUN MESK&.l
d. MULLER.
formerly OF MULLER ERoTuEns.)
October IA tuths 2mos
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1T,s.f YORK HOT IL L,
No. T21 3 z Q 4 u " a 7,
NEW YORK CITY.

ID, II. EliDKET'ii & CO., rroarietors.
TEIs LONG ESTABLISHED FiEST-cLASs
HOTEL, as po9ulsrly lnocn in forE1cr times
un,icr Tie manageable .! J. u. MONSOT, ESQ. and
mo1e recently ultler thst of HIEAM CGASSfOS
@ :. IS now undcl the propr,e.orsnIp o. >essri. y.
H. HILDREfH =. L. RUCKHAY, unor thc brm oil
D. 81. HII.DRETH co.
The senior parInor from his long oxSsrenee as
p cprieor of the Ver1nd., ST. Ions and ST. Charles
.otels of New Orleans, isttars himself thsf ne can
assure his friends aid he public generally, that its
loymer worldwide reputation as popular hrst-class
Hstc, slal! Us fully sustained uader ITS present
management lyrf fgeuuy -
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ssr Sals.

J1IRE ENGINE FOR SALE. IA FIRST
Il CLASS uAND kNGINE, built by Button 4
bake Waterfowl New York, in 1860. but l,tto used;
12% inch cylinder, inch stroke; "a feet Of kuhber
Suction with Brass Pipes. Noz=cs, and every thing
in complete order. or further INFORM dion Of
terms, &c., apply BY letter, to
NJ Il. NATHAN.
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Hem6saIs.

nR. j. S. DIiTCi1ELL HAS KEalCVED
~ his Office and residence to the SOUTHEAST
CORNkR OF KIEG AND JOHN STREETS.
Noycmbcr2
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WANT A MAN TO TAfAE
w the AGENCY for LloyG's Great Double Revov-
inr MAPS or EUROPE AND AMERt Ca, with the
1000 county colored Nap of the Uuitcd States on the
back. Issued to-day, and needcd by every 1dmlly'
school and library in the land with patent Ioyerses
by which either map an be thrown front Each Map
doube.iaced rollers; cost $1,000 aud three yelrs
labor. Price SIS; worth $50. small capital will do
to stlrt with S1O copy can be got Tor these great
Maps. send for circular, terms. &c. twenty lie"
maps under way. j. i. LLOYD,
Postofhce Box 122, Atlanta, Ga.
Nover>hor1o 10 DAG limo
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WANTED. BOARD IN PRIVATE
w family for Gentleman and wife; location con-
venient 10 FostoGice. Address II. X, Box 4a,
Charleston Postofjce. October ~
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JI1AHTED, BOARD, FUR A GENTLE
w MAN, wifc, three children anh nurse. VIII
require two rooms aud pain, but substantial, table
Address. s,atirg terms, &C., IN. So" Box No. Ss5,
Charleston, =. G. Noven oer3
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NEW YonK, No. 50 cEDAR-srREET: !
N,nnn,,,nr OG 1877

NEW YonK, No. 50 CEDAR-srREET.
Novomi,er &c, 1867 {
UDoLpHe WOLFE, Esq. Present:
Dear Sir! have submitted to chemical ana!ysls
two bottles OF "Scaicdam Scliuapps," which took
from fresh package in your bon cd warehouse and
fud. as before, that the spirituous liquor is irce
from I'M jrrious ingredients or falsiilcaon; inat II
has the marks of beng aged and not recently pre-
pared ny m chanical atlmixture OF alcohol aud aro-
matics.
Respectfully. FREO.sF. MAfNN,
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WANTED, BY A LADY ACCUSTOM-
w ED to write for the prsss, employment on
one or more Literary Papers or Magazines, US q
WRITER OF SKETCHES POETRY, &c. Address
Miss L. Is. W., Postoface, Charleston. S. c.
0ctnber A
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.he proprietor G.so oGcrs for sale,
BOTTLED WINES AND LIQUORS,

Imported and bottled by himself expressly for me
dcual use. E.cl bottle 1E his certificate OF its pu
rity. uDuLfA'o "oh'H
November II onoa
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COOPERATIVE GROCERY.

SOUTHWEST COEVER MEETING AND
MARKET STREETS,
N EXTENSIVE, VARIED AND CAREFULLY
"A selected supply of tho NECEssARIES OF
LIFE, and also the luxur;es-WINES, LIQUORS,
ctc-will at all times be found at the above Store,
established under the auspices OF the PALMETTO
PIONEER COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION" and
which will continue and extend the advantages il
already offers to tho public. Fresh arrivals and
bargains will be regularly reported, aAd every fach
ty afforded patrons
The "object" of the Association is set forth in
its charter, ITO furnish members ard the public
with the neccssaries OF life OF good 1aty una5ute
rated, and at lowest market rates, and from the
profits OF such sales to accumulate capital for its
monbers."
Copies Of TIC Constitution and Bylaws can be
found at the store of the Association, aud AL In
quircs egarding the practical working OF the enter
prise viii be most cheerfully an prom pity satseed.
". q. WELCa, superintendent.
j. N WIGPALL, Assistant
July IL
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Encourage Home Manufacture |!
PALMETTO HUP YEAST CAKES.

TTAyING RECEIVED TIE AGENCY FOR
III these celebrated YEAST CAKES manufacture
I'd by Mrs S. H. L. Price, of Summervilo, s. G.,
VIC respectfully ask for them the attention o! the
trade generally, and h5useseepers esperi.lly. They
are exclusively OF Southern msnufacturc entirely
free from any injurious propere' superior 20 those
OF Northern make, answer all the purposes Of and
are far moro economical than, Yeast Powders. All
we ask for them is air trial. Directions for use
accompany ca: h package.
The trade supplied at MANUFACTURER'5
PRICES.
PALMETTO PIONEER COOPERATIVE
GROCERY STORE,
Southwest corner Meeting aud A1arket-streets.
November 7
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wants.

WANTED, sEXEKAL sMART, IN. T.,
the Notion and Fancy Business Must come well
recommended progressive salary will be given.
Apply at the BAZAAR, No. 363 Kins-stre.t t. from
Eight 10 Nine O'Clock. l NovemocrI
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l]issoiutiou Of Gopartnersbip.

E.-DISSULUTION OF COPART-
IN NERSHIP.-Tho firm Of LUHRS STILL
LING. heretofore doing business at the Two stands,
corner Market and East Bay streets No. l57 East
Bay-street is this day dissolved by mutual consent;
either party is authorized to sign the firm in liqui-
dation. h. LUDRS.
II. STELLING.
Charleston s. c., November 21st, 1868.
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a!gisis.
XAI. A. WKTGH L,

WM. A. WRIGHT,
HAVING ASSUMED TIE MASAGEMENI ot
this House, respectfully sohci's snare o. pu'ii' p1
tronage.
Fec Omnibus TO aud from the Ro.eL
NoYcnb.. Is IHio
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U,oN SALE, OLD NAWsPAPEE<, IN
Il any quaphty, price IS cents per hunsred Apply
at the Office Of the DAILY NEWS. February ~
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oOroffrifs ano .Aaisffaanfous.

KENTUCKY BISCUITS, &c.
JUST RECEIVED,
A FRESH SUPPLY KENTUCKY CREAM. LEM.
n ON, MILK AND ERATED CRACKERS
Ginger snaps, Balmoral, Egg. Cream, Soda, Wine
and Butter Crackers
Biscuit Dust
Boston, Water Butter and Assorted Crackers-on
retail and in tin cans.
ALSO,
Landing from Steamship Charleston
6rbins Choice OSuEN BUTTER
Pineapple and Factory Cheese.
For sale by GEO. II. GRUBER,
No. 236 King-sreet,
Old Stand N. II. Porter Co.
November 81
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NOrICE.-IHE SUBSC ;lBER WILL CONTINUE t
THE BUSINESS on his own account ut the old we'll
known stand, No. l57 EAST BAY, where he will be
thankful to soc his customers and friends, and will
November 81 T. q. sTELLING.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-11-21
60 Aent.

ITO RENT, FOUR ROOMS AND KITCHEN
of house in Ncctin1.street. near John. Apply
to r. M. MARSHALL l. BRO, No. SO Broad-street.
November 81
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-11-21

iro! bound to say, thit regard your Schna2Ts
rs beng in every respect -.minently pure, and
deserving OF medical patronage. At all events, it is
the purest possible ariclo Of Holland Gin hereto
tore unobtainable and ss such mIy be safely pre-
scribcd by phy ysiciars.
Pharmaceutical Chemist, New York
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-11-21

2G EINE-STEEET, NEW YORK,
November ~. 1857.
UpoLPuo WOLFE, Esq, PrcccRt:
sample Of your Schlcdam achnapps, with the in-
tent Of determining If any foreign orinjurlous SUB
stance bad been added the simple distilled spirits
The examination bas resulted IN the conclusion
that the sample contained no polsono;s or harmful
aduixture. have peen unablc TO discover any
trace OF the dclcerious substances wlch are en-.
ployed in the aaultcsion of liquors. would not
hesitate to myself or to recomnE MI 10 othcrs,
an e1culloat and unobjectionable variety of gin
Very respectfully yours,
tSi9ned,) CUAS. A. SEEIf, chemist.