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New-York tribune., 1868-08-08
EGYPT.
THE RIGUT OF SUCCESSION.

THE RIGHT OF SUCCESSION.
CONsTANTINoPLE, Aug. THE Sublime Porte has
formally proclaimed the eldest Of the Vceroy Of
Egypt the rightful and legitimate successor to the
Vceregal throne in the event Of the death of Ismae
Pasha.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-08
ITALY.

DEBT OF THE FORMER PAPAL PROVINCES.
Florence, Aug. THE Italian Government has
agreed to pay that portion of the debt of the former
Papal Provinces which is held in France, and look
to these Provinces for reimbursement.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-08
TURKEY.
TIE cRETAN INsURRECrION.

THE CRETAN INsURRECTGON.
LONDON, Aug. IA dispatch from Constantinope
says The Lerant Post contains statement that the
Cretans have sent request for help to Queen Vc-
toria
New-York tribune., 1868-08-08

PrrTsPIELD, Mass Aug. 1.-The American
Institute Of Instruction closed its session In this town c
wilson OF Hobart College delivered the addresses John
Knoeand OF Boston, elected President for the enSu
ing
New-York tribune., 1868-08-08
SARATOGA.

THE RACING YEsTERDAY-A DEAD HEAT
HEAVY LOSsEs-DIsTINGUIsHED VISITORS
AND THEIR EQUIPAGES-THE foLIIiCAL
JOCKEYS-SRRENADE TO HENRY C' MuhfhI
ANn lis SspEECu-nEM0CRATIC CAUCUS.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-08

TALLAHASSEE, Aug. 7.-The Legislature passed
over the Governors veto yesterday the bin to pay to
members years pay for services from June to De-
cember and adjourned at midnight until November 8,
when they will choose Presidential electors
New-York tribune., 1868-08-08
WASHINGTON.

Tue COMMISSIONERS OF INTERNAL REV EN- ~
GEN. sCHoFIELD-THE COLLECTOR foN TrIv niIg
AsKA-THE HON. THADDEUs sIErih ii,',9,g - -
PuRIIC DEBT - THE STATISTICAL bUhEAO
go rVpI osIoN-THE MARYLAND FLOOD
New-York tribune., 1868-08-08

INCREASING STRENGTH OF THE BAEz GOVERN
MENT-MINERAL RESOURCEs-CoNTEMPLAT
ED GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF THE REPUBLIC
TRADE REVIVING-THE BAY OF SANTANA,
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An Attempted Monopoly.

j We noticed some time ago the fact that
Montgomery, Alabama, had been cut OF
from the benefit of competition for the
athro,ugh trade with New York, by the
action of the Central Railroad, of Georgia.
which, BY its influence with the MOntgom-
ery y, and West Point Railroad, prohibited
any "through rate" to New York p'a
Charleston, which was not higher than the
rate to New York via Savannah.
The citizens of Montgomery were natu-
rally annoyed, and demonstrated with the
/ Central Railroad, demanding that the two
freight routes to the North should be open
az before. Their remonstrances had nc
effect, and before the Central Railroad
knew what was being done, fine Mlssis-
sippi steamer came up the river to Mont
gomery, took aboard four thousand bales Of
cotton, and carried them to New Orleans fol
shipment or sale.
We cannot help thinking that the Mont
pomery merchants would have done better
had they sent their cotton down to Selma
for shipment by the new route to Charles
ton, whence it could have been promptly
shipped by sail or steam to Liverpool o'
any Northern port.
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to be the greatest work of the "greatest
American novelist" In plot and action it is
commonplace, vulgar and slOvenly, and it
is offensive to the taste without possessing
that downright wickedness which excites
active indignation. Extremes are said to
meet, and this "greatest of American
novels" is, it seems, not far from the worst.
The CHILD WIFE: A Story of Two Worlds.
By Mayne Reid. New York: Sheldon d Co.
Charleston: John Russell.
Captain Reid appears to have thought it
necessary to signalize the commencement of
of his career as an American citizen by an
abundant abuse of all that is English OF
monarchical, and profuse adulation of all
that is republican. This is to be regretted
and when, in addition, Captain Reid takes
for the scene of his novel refined society
of which he knows nothing, instead of the
bloody Indians and wild hunters of whom
his readers know nothing, it is not surpris-
ing that his work should be o failure. 1t
deserves no better fate.
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Reviews.

MADAME THEREsE: or the Volunteers of '92.
By N. NJ. Erckmannc cChatrain New YORK:
Charles Scribner & Co. Charleston: John
Russell.
The Erckmann- Chatrain novels have OBJ
tanned their great reputation in Europe by
their fidelity of portraiture and simplicity
of style. They aim at no dramatic effect,
and found their claim to favor upon their
minutencss and natural manner, rather than
upon any straining after purely sensational
interest. The present story, the first of
proposed series of the novels of the twin
authors, is q good specimen of their pecu-
liar merits. The TRANSLATION is vigorous,
and preserves much of the simplicity and
force Of the original. The illustrations
are wretched, but in other respects the
book is well printed. Messrs. Scribner &
Co. have done good work in presenting
this healthful and bracing book to Ameri
can readers. We hope that Madame The
rese will soon be followed by tie other
works of the series.
RuBY's HUSBAND. By Marion Harland, author
OF Alone. &c. New York: Sheldon 4 Co.
Charleston: John Russell.
Ruby's Husband is miserably urinter-
esting and unpleasant book, although it is
declared by some small literary trumpeters
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by the seconds to stop the matter at that point,
but the man with the handkerchief around his
Jaws rushed at the second who was most
anxious to settle the matter, sword in hand'
asseverating that naught should quiet his
animosity except cut across his throat. Inc
hattie was renewed and lasted until the Creole
received eight wounds and the other sl1-au
severe and painful, but none, it is hoped,
dangerous. Both men displayed extraordinary
courage, animosity and endurance; and during
the course of the bloody encounter neither was
willing to give up the contest until both had
to let their hands fall helpless to their sides from
loss of blood and the pain of their wounds. The
parties we're carried home, after having their
wounds dressed; and though the Creole had two
more wounds, his situation was more comforta-
bic and less critical than that ofhis entagonist.
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CHI A ARLES S TON. .
TUESDAY MORNING. DECEMBER %, 1868.
The Blue Ridge Railroad Company.

We publish this morning the annual re-
M # of the President and Directors of the
Blue Ridge Railroad Company, line OF
railroad whose completion is Of great con-
sequence to this State and to the CONNER
cial cities of the West In the report will
be found a general statement Of the present
condition of the great work, together with
an explanation of the measures adopted at
the special session Of the State Legislature
for its assistance and relief.
The bill, as President Harrison well says,
is liberal in its provisions; but as the three
million of dollars in bonds to be guaranteed
by the State may not be disposed of for less
than par, they will not be Immediately
available. There is no reason why In
twelve months time the six per cent. bonds
guaranteed by the State should not be worth
par; for the value of our securities is rap
idly increasing, and the public are begin
ming to realize the fact that South Caro-
lima State whose good faith has always
been beyond reproach-is worthy OF the
highest degree of confidence and trust. For
the present, however, the Blue Ridge Rail-
road Company must depend upon other
means of preparing for the completion of
the road.
In appointing committee to memorial
ize Congress, and to invite subscriptions
from Louisville and Cine nnati, the COM
pany has taken a proper and prudent
course. The road, by its geographical po-
sition, is national in character, while to
the Western cities j. would give On outlet
to the oceen more direct, mort free and
more permanently advantageous than any
other which has been projected. cinc'c-
natl especially is interested in the compile
ton of the road, and with the West to aid
as, there should be no insuperable obsta-
Gle in the way of obtaining a loan or guar
antee from the General Government.
To our own State the Blue Ridge Rail
road is of the first Importance, and Charles
ton feels the necessity Of western route
which shall not be worked against her in
terests, and which shall give her, as we'll as
the West, the benefit of free and uurestric-
ted trade.
All that we desire at this moment IS TO
direct attention to the condition of the Blue
Ridge Railroad, and to the necessity OF
working for its early completion. Cover
nor Scott is working indefatigably to pro-
mote its success, and his efforts are being
seconded by the President and Directors
Of the company. If they can now obtain
that general support to which they are en-
titled, and arouse that public interest
which the project deserves, the Blue Ridge
Railroad will soon be in the way Of becom-
ing an accomplished fact.
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New YORK. lucscay, May l

UDotPHo WOLFE ESQ:
Dear Sir-Th. want Of pure Wines and Liquors
tor medicinal! purposes la been long ic by tho pro.
tesslon and thousands Oi lives have been sacrificed
by the use OF aduieratcd articles. Drlirium rencns
and other disca.rs o. the brain and ptrves so rife
in mis- coultry are very rare Iliropc, owins III
eroa desrcr, 10 the difference The putty OF the
spirits sod
We have tested the severa! articles imported and
sold BY YOU including your Gin which you sell ul-
der the nainc of aromatic ochlcdam Schnapps, which
We consider Justly entitled 10 the high reputation it
has acquired in this country; and from your long ex-
pe iel:ce as . foreign nport:r your Bu.tied Hihes
and Liquors should meet .th the same demand.
Wewould recommend yeu to appoint some CT tue
respectable apohecaries i'll different parts Of the city
as agents for the sale of your Brandies and Vines
where ihe profession can obtain the same wnen
needed for medicinal purposes.
Wishing YOU SUCCESS il your new enterprise,
We rcinain your obedicnt servants.
VALENTINE MOTT, VI. D., Professor ot surgery,
University Medical College, Nov Yo:k.
J. NJ. CARNOCuAN, NJ D., Professor OF Clinical
surgery, Surgcon-in.Cblef to Tie state Hospital,
&c, No. II East SiXccntl-sircet.
LEWIS A. SAYRE, u. L., No. 79i BroadwaE
II p. pE WEES, IL. D. No. 79i broadway.
JOSEPH WORSTER. NJ D.. No. 10 Nln:h-street.
NELSON STEELE. II. D. No. 81 Bleeker.strect.
JOHN O'EEILi.Y ". D., NJ. 939 Fourth street
u. I. RAPHAEL, II. D., Professor OF the Principles
and Practice o! sur cry, New YORK Mcuicai Cox
leGa, &c, No. u Nni-stfact, and osuers.
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amusrment.
WY IDOWS HON K FAIR

The FAIR FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE Ovid
oWs' HOME" will be opened at the "HOME," in
Broad.street, This Day, from Twelve III. to Three
P NJ, and in the Evening from Seven o'clock to
half.past Ten O'Clock, and continue open each day
and evening until further notice.
Admittance 25 cents; Children 10 cents; Season
Tickets IS cents.
All parties who have promised or desire to make
donations for the Refreshment Tables, will please
send the same 10 the residence of Mrs. II. A. SNOW
DEN No. Churchstrcet. as early in the day as
possible.
The Street Cars will leave the Hall at the close OF
the Fair each evening, at haltpast Ten O'Clock pre-
tise,v December 90
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Il UNITED STATES, FOR TIE DISTRICT
OF SOUTH CAROLINA-IN THE MATTER OF
CEARLES PHILLIPS, BANKRUPT. BY WHOM
PETITION FOR ADJUDICATION OF BANK.
RUpTCY WAS FILED ON TIE 10TH DAY OF
NOVEMBER, A. D. 1868, IN SAID C0URT-IN
BANKRUPTCY-Th is 20 give notice that on
tho fourteenth day of December a. D. 1868, War
rant in Bankruptcy was issued against the Is.
tate OF CHARLES PHILLIPS, OF Florence, in tie
District of Darlington, and State oil South Carolina,
who has been adjudsed Bankrupt on his own pcti-
ton that tho payment Of any dchts and delivery OF
any property belonging to said Bankrupt. to him
or for lis ,ise, and ths transfer OF any property by
him ART iorbiddon by law; that mshting OF tho
Creditors Ct the sail Bankrupt to prove their debts,
and 1? chonsc one or more Assigrc2s of his Estate
will lie h.ld at Court OF B1nkruptcy to be holden
at No. - Broad street. Charleston, south Carolina
before II. Il. CARPENTER, Registrar. OF the fourth
day Of January, A. D. 1869, a. O'Clock \. y.
j. T.. NJ. EpPlNG.
United States Marshal rs Messenger.
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TN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF the
UNITED, STATES, FOR THE DISTRICT OF
SOUTH Carol INA-lN TIE MATTER OF
WESLEY W. JENKINS, BANKRUPT, BY WHOM
A PETITION FOR ADJUDICATION OF BANk
RUPTCY WAS FILED ON THE 10Th DAY OF NO
VEMBER. A. D., 1863. IN SAID COURr-lN BANK
RUFTCY-Tb- Is to give notice that on the fourteenth
dau Of December A. d. 1865 Warrant IN Bankruptcy
was issued against the Estate of WESLEY W. JEN-
KINS, of SUMTER in the District CT Sumter.
and State of South Carolina, who has been adjudged
a bankrupt on his own petition; that the payment
of any debts and de i'cry of any property belong.
ing to said Bankrupt, to him or ior ais use. and
the transfer of any property BY him are forbidden
by law; that meeting OF the Creditors OF the
said Bankrupt, to prove their debts. and to choose
one or more Assignee of his Estate, will be held at
Court of Bankruptcy, to be holden at No. 7? Broad
street, Charleston, South Carolina, before r. b. CAR
pENTtR, Registrar, on the fourth day Of January.
A. D., 1869, at II o'clock, 4. nj. '..
J. p. N. EPPING,
United States Marshal Us Messenger.
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ilotisss in Bankruptcy.
IN TaE DlsTRICN COURT OF TT

TN THE DLSTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES. FOR SOUTH CAkOLINA-
NuvEMEER rERAT, 1SGs-IN TIE MAT ER OF a.
r. CLIFFORD. OF CHARLES ron, BANKRUPT. -
PETITION FOR FULL AND FINAL III CHARGE
IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. That hearing be had
on the fourth dey Of January, 1860, at Federal Court
house in Charleston. 5. c., and that all Creditors,
ard show CAUSE If any they can, why the prayer OF
the petitioner should not he granted. Aud that the
sccoLd and THIRD meetings OF Creditors OF said
Bankrupt will be he'd at the Office OF r. b. CAR:
PENTER. Esq, Registrar OF Second congressman
District, g. c.. OIL second cay of January, 1863, at
II NJ.
BY order OF tic Court, the 18th day Of December,
1865 DANL. HORLBFCk,
Clerk o the District Court oil the United states for
South Caroliua. luz December 22
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INN FEsTUNG's BALL.

WEIRD srADT FINDEN AM 2STEs DECEMBER,
in Mr.. A. HENNE's Ball, corner of King and Line
strasse, anfangs abends Fuhr wo zu ale Dausschen
Freunde and Becante Eingeladen sandt.
DAs CosHrTE.
A. HENNE. g. HEISENbOIEL'
F. REICKELS. F. SUHRSTADT.
DecembsrE22 r. - tuthma*
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UNDERWOOD & CO.'S PREPA-


TREsH TOMATOES, GREEN PEAS, SUGAR
u Cora, Mixed Pickles, Tomato Ketchup, Paoi
sauce, Walnut Ketchup, Mushroom ketchup. Pep
per Sauce, French Capers, Roast B-e Veal, Chicken
and Turkey, Fresh salmon. Lobster Cove Oysters
and Mackrre!, Olive OIL Cross BlackwelPs and
Colman's English Mustard, French Mustard, genu-
ine Curric Powder White Pepper.
Cox's Sparkling GELATINE, Cooper's Shred and
sheet Gc!atne,
Burnett's and Preston & Merrilps Assorted Ex-
trac;s-Rose, Peach and Orange Flower Water.
Ceylon Cinnamon, CasSia, AZ ace. Nutmegs,
Cloves, Ground African and Race Ginger,
Sago ~apioca, Pearl Barley, Real Italian Maccaroni
and Verpicelli.
Finest Brands sardines, spiced Oysters, Picked
Shrimps,
Assoi ted English Pickles, quarts and pints. viz:
White Onions, Picoiilll, Mixed Pickles, Chow
Chow d Wanuts,
Assorted English Sauces. viz: Lea & Perrins Wor-
ce:tershire Reading. John Bull, Harvey's Wal
nut, Mushroom, Anchovy and Beefsteak Sauce.
For sale by GEO. q. GRUBER,
December 81 No 2S6 king.street.
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RAISlNS, CiTRON, CURRANTS.

FIGS, &c.
HS boxes, HALF BOXES AND QUARTER
ID BOXES LONDON LAYER RAISINS
10 boxes New Geona Cltron
$ casks New Zlnte Currants
8 case<, half and quarter drums, finest Eleme Figs
/ cask New Turkish Prunes
2 bales Fresh Paragon Almonds
l bale Languedoc Almonds
IS cases Assorted Preserves, III sugar end natural
fruit
S cases French Brandy Fruits
5cases Assorted Jelies in glass jars and turnblers,
Dundee Marmaade
cases finest quality Preserved Ginger, in syrup.
For sale by GEO. II. GRUBER,
December % No. 236 King-street
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&c rIEE.sTREET, NEW YoRE,
November ~, 1o07.
UDoLpEo WOLFE, ESQ., Present:
Dear Sir-I have made chemical examination OF
q sample Of your Schlcdam schnapps, with the in-
tent of determining If any foreign injurious sub
stance ad been added to the simple distilled spirits
The examination has resulted IN the conclusion
that the sample contained no poisonous or harmful
admixture. ! have teen unable 10 discover any
truce of the delctcrous substances wich arc en-
ployed in the adutcration Of liquors. would not
hesitate 10 use myself or to recommend to others,
tor medicinal purposes, the Schedam Schnepps us
an excellent aud unobjcctionablc variety OF gin.
Very respectfully
ts2ned,l CHaS ~ SILLY, chemist.
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G0nfationaI.

DTiGu SCHOOL OF CHARLESTON.
The Exercises of this Institution will be re-
sumed on Monday. January 4th. thorough instruc.
ton givon in Latin, Greek, French, German Mathe-
lnnlics. and the higher branches of English.
Terms.-Twclvc dollars FER quarter payable in at-
vance No extra charge for French. German or Stu
tcnery. W. u. KLNGMAN, a. nj.
December oa Il Principal.
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GU0DS FOR THE HOLIDAYS {!
LANDING AND IN STORE

LANDING AND IN SIOltE
TTHE
PALMETTO PIONEER COOPERATIVE
GROCERY STORE,
S. ". CORNER MEETING AND MARKET STS.,
NTEW LAYER RAIsINs, 1, QUARTER, HALE
~ and wholl boxes
New Seedlcss Raslns
New Currans and CitrIn
Drie1 Figs. IL onc-thitd, one Two ana nan auu
eight pound drums
Sofi.sLell Aln!oIds
French PrunCs iii cans ana jars
New Turkish irlipe;. for stewinS
Guava jelly, in hal: aud one pound boxes
Sarlines in q .arter, half and whole boxos
Fresh Peaches. Pc rs, Plueappes and Strawberries,
in two pound CANS
Fresh 2fackcrel and salmon, in one pound cans
English aud An crican Pickles, quarts and plnts
No. Gold Chop Fire Crackers
Mo,ongahea, Rye, Cabinet and Bourbon WhisEey
Malaga, Port and sherry Wine
French and American Brandy and Old Tom Gin,
bottled and on drauIht
Spices Of all kinds. ground and whole
iai,ioca. Sago, Maiz ma. Corn Starch, arToWroos
Cream Tarta Baker Pr !mium Chocolate
Erorla Cocoa anu Coroa Paste
ChoIce New York Sucarcured Pig hams, u1o19Seo
Edwards Calculated Washington Hams, suai. sizes,
bagged ,-,
S,,o.cd tongues Beef Salmon and Haiibut.
AND
A choice and complete assortment OF FAMILY
GROCERIES, which guarantee to sell at the low
est ciari"t prices for cash
Goods delivered tre'.
No charge Tor packcSes ptcemoer 10
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GOSHEN BUTTER, IMITATION

LNULISF1 Y t1EES rs CSCs
e FIRKNs CHOICE NEW YORK STATE BUT
Y TER
iIkns Cooking Butter
cask Rich Imitation English Cheese. boxes
Mild Factory Cheese, boxes "Norton's" Superior
Pineapple Cheese, cases Young America Iris
Cheese, rs pounds Sap Sage Green Cheese, cases
Round Eidam or Dutch Cheese. Pecan Nuts, Gran
berries, Split Peas, White Beans Dried Apples Dried
Peaches, and Peach Blow Potatoes.
For sale by GEO. n. GRUBER,
December % No. 236 King.street
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FULTON MARKET BEEF,

TONGUES, &c.
N HALF BBLs. CHOICE PIECES PICKLED
lO BEEF
halt bbls. Picked Or Tongues
half bbls. Choice PIckled Pig Pork
10 bbls. Extra Sugar-cured Pig Hams
Extra breakfast Bacon Strips, Pig Shoulders, Smok-
ed Beef and Smoked Tongues
Bologna sausage, SmoAed Salmon, Smoked Halibut
and Bloaters
Extra large No. ! Mackerel, Mess Mackerel Picked
Salmon, Picked Trout, Sounds and Tongues,
Habut Fins and Extra Scaled Smoked Herrings
500 lbs. ct. Georges Real Goldfish.
For sale by GEORGE a. GRUBER,
December 81 No. 2S6 King street.
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The nroarieto- also ofers Tor sale.
BOTTLED WINES AND LIQUORS,

Imported and bottled by himself, expressly for me-
dicina use Each bottle has his certificate Of its pu
rity. uDCLPttO NoAfE'
Nnvnmbnr II 3mOs
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feel bound to say, that regard your Selma Dps
as beng in every respect prc.emincntly pure, and
deserving OF medical patronage. At all a' nts, it is
the purcst possibl. article OF Holland Gin hereto
lore uuobtanablc and rs such may be safely pre-
scribed by physicians.
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rTJHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCKB OLD.
ERS Of the savannah and Charleston Railroad
Company will be held in Charleston, 8. c.. on the
second Wednesday in January, 1869, being the 18th
day of the month.
The r1eeting will convene in the hall of the Plant
ers' and Mechanics Bank, East Bay, on Wed:oSday
18th, at 10 NJ.
Committee to verify proxies will be in attend
ance at tho hall at 10A. AZ.
The Transfer Books Of the Company will be closed
on the 29Ih inst. S. W. FISHER,
Secretary and Treasurer.
Hg-Savannah Nows and Herald and Savannah Re-
publican will please copy and send It'll to the Office
Savannah and Charleston Railroad Company
December 90 tuthsl0w1
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New YoRK, No. SO CEpAR-sTREET.
Novonhnr o6 1877

NEW YORK, NO. % CEDAK-SIILF.hI !
November &c, 1867 !
UDoLpHo WOLFE, Esq. Present:
Dear Sir! have submitted to chemical anaiysis
two bottles OF 'schicjam Schuapps," !" which took
from fresh package In your bonhcd warehouse, and
find. as before, that the spirituous liquor is free
from injurious ingredients or Justification; that it
has the marks OF being aged and not recently pre-
pared by mechanical admixture OF alcoho! and aro-
matcs
Respectfully, FRED. h. MAiEh,
Chemist
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AT TIE LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
OOO EUNCHEi BANANAS
CUO 5000 Plantaius
2n.O00 Cocoauuts
10000 Florida Oranges
500 barrels Northern Apples-G-aining. Bald
win, Ncr;he. Il spy and Gill Flower
200 boxes Assorted Layer Rasins
1000 pounds Drum and Box Figs
50 barrels Assorted Nuts
5O,OOn Torpedocs, Patent
so boxes Fire Crackers
2G0 barrels Peach Blow Potatoes
200 barrels Prince Albert Potatoes
lC0 barrels pilk-Eye Totaoes
eco barrels David's Seeding Potatoes
200 barrels Western Red Potatoes
100 barrels Garnets Chill Potatoes.
All OF which will be scid ut the LOWEST CASH
PRICES. December II
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T1HUIr FARM FOR SALE, NEAR
II AIKEN, S. C.-THREE HUNDRED ACRES
1 he farm has nearly five thousand fruit trees, con-
ssting ofPcsch, Apple Cherry. Plum, Pouegranate,
Fig, Pear &C. Also, variety OF small fruits. as,
Raspberries, Strawberries imported Blackberres,
&C., all eff the choicest kinds. also, about twenty
five acres of the Choicest Grapes of various kinds.
Ono hundred acres OF the lands cleared, and good
farming land; the balance is wood land. For fur
ther particulars apply to JAMES ". MAY,
Northwest side Of Courthouse.
December II 1mo Charleston, 5. c.