The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-11

tile portrait, Water-cOlOreu photographs, VI yo
photographs, chrome photographs, ivorytypes or
porcelain miniatures, plain and rusuc pholo-
graphs.
iourishing, eagle and rattlesnake.
Miss NJ. Brady, Of Columbia-a colored crayon
drawing.
Miss Mary Frost, of Richland-landscape oil
Colonel j. P. Thomas, of columbia-oil engrav-
&. T. Berg of Columbia-one drawing.
John Mckenzie, Of Columbia-two pastille pic
lures.
Miss Mary S. Fickling, of Columbia-one crayon
E. G. Scott of Coumba-one oil painting.
W. B. Stanley, Of Columbia-onc engraving.
Mrs. S. Lorick, Of LeXington-one painting,
water SOiors and one p painting on sE nantnp
General Elliott in Fort Sumter"
WAX AND SHE'LL WORK, &C.
Miss Hattie McCulloch, Of Spartanburg-picture
frame made Of the pith OF roses.
Mrs. J. r. Struler Of Lexington-fve willow
Mrs. M. f. Brady, OF Columbia--one shell box,
one pair shell vases, one vase OF wax MOWERS,
made twenty years ago, and one vase OF paper
| flowers. ,-o. -,
wax fruit.
Miss Essie H. Russell, of Union-one vase Of wax
flowers.
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Mrs Mary <. Hotchkiss, OF Richland-1our pine
burr work baskets two pine burr cigar STANDS,
| two pine burr picture frames one acorn picture
| frame, one acorn work box, one suspension Deao
basket one shell toilet basket, two bead cushions,
one bead powder box, one bead spool stand one
bead needle stand, one alum basket, cigar stands
and numerous other articles.
L. c. Shulthers, OF Rich!2nd-one fancy Shell
Miss May Brady OF Columoia-one shell box.
HOUSEHOLD DEPARTMENT.
Miss Mary G. Edwards, Of Columbia-one jar
Of preserved figs and one Of pears.
Mrs. A. NJ. Guignard, OF Cslumbla-two tum-
blers Of haw jelly.
MIS-. j. R. Shuler, Of Lexngton-a lot Chinese
sorgham. ,,.. =,
preserved c;i.
Mrs r. W. Anderson, Of Abbeville-jar Of can
ned peaches
Miss NJ. E. Perrin. of AbDevllle-sample of apple
Miss Emily Thomas, of Aobeve-sample Of
Captain D. Rogers, of Abbeville-gallon OF Chi
Mrs. ]. W. Watts, Of Laurens-pot OF butter
Mrs. Archy Scott, Of Laurens-jar OF water
Mrs. E. Finley, Of Rlchland-jar Of tomato
pickle, two glasses Of apple Jelly and glass o'
Mrs. T. N. Holloway, of Newberry--half oushel
dried apples.
Mrs. N. E. Brady, of Richland,jar Of crystal
lzed watermelon preserves, jar OF pears Ill pran-
| dy and one jar OF pears in whlskey.
| Mrs. S. K Smith, Of Richland-one iumbler OF
Miss Miss N. c. Townsend, Of Edisto Island-jar of
Miss Matte Mcintosh. of Darlington-jar Of
| peach Jelly.
Mrs. Sarah ]. Guignard Of Rchland-loaf of
Mrs F. II. Mayrant. OF Columba-three cans OF
| pears.
Miss G. A. Mayrant, OF Columbia-ar OF orange
preserves. flg preserves, fresh peaches brandy
Mrs. W. H. Glbbes, of Columbia-two jars Of
pickles, loaves OF bread. ..-.-
Mrs. 8. ]. Brandt OF Cheste1--Jur OF pear pre-
serves, May cherries, apple Jelly, pear and peach
Mrs. WIN. Price, Of Columbia-three glasses Of
apple jelly, Jelly cakes, dc. =,
Mrs. E. Stenhouse, OF Columbia-two glasses OF
marmalade jelly, pickles, &c.
Miss Henrietta Leckie, OF Chester-raspoerrJ
jam, blackberry jelly, apple Jelly, &c. .o and
Mrs. DR.. D. l.. Boozer, OF Coumola-appie ana
watermelon preserves.
| Mrs. b. H. Rice, OF Unlon-one jar OF Dul'er auu
q bottle OF cayenne pepper.
Miss E. D. Sloan, OF Columbia-two bottles OF
| tomato catsup.
Mrs. NJ. Mckenzie, OF Columbia-pickles and
jelly.
W. Steiglitz, of Columbia-loaf of rye bread and
| loaf OF coffee bread.
Mrs. ]. Fisher, of Columba-lot OF pepper cat
sup and glass OF peach jelly ,,,...-
Mrs. Carrie Beck, OF Columba-plate OF butter.
Mrs c. r. Bryce, of Columbia-tomato catsup.
- Chisolm, Of Charleston-jar OF olives.
| pIpurso JNpIENESTs
Grey Utley, OF fHilsboro'-cotton press and straw
Shield Glaze, OF Columbia-cotton press and
| wrought iron screw
j. K. Davis, OF Fairdeld-cotton and hay press.
j. ]. Kendall, Of North Carolina-economy
| washing machine.
Goldsmith & Kind, OF Columbia-cotton press.
E. II. Murfee OF Alabama-one-horse su6soil
plough, two-lorse subsoil plough, deep image
plough. ,,,.
ploughs, subsoil and turning, hill side furrow and
other ploughs. ,,
soil ploughs.
c. Graveley, of Charleston-patent double fur
row and other ploughs, cultivators, &C., &C.
CROCHET, EMBROIDERY. &C.
Miss A. Foster, OF Georgetown, (nine years OF
apel-thread collar and infants lace cap.
Mrs. J. R. Shuler OF LeXngton-quilt, counter
| pane, crochet shawl, mixed coverlld, cnllu's
| dress, &c, &c.
Miss Rosa Dantzler, OF 0rangeburg-piano cover
stool cover and raised work.
Mrs. ID. WYATT Aiken, OF neutrality-suspicious.
bed quilt, crib quilt worsted candle and thread
| mats.
Mrs. R. W. Aiken, Of Abbevie-worsted cover
| lid.
Miss Maggie Lindfoss, Of Columbia-cotton
crochet tidy and cotton edging.
Miss ]. c. Smith, OF Richand-quilt laid worE,
| quilt patch work and worked counterpane.
Mrs Ellen NJ. Mckenzie, OF Columbia-quit
patch work.
Mrs. A. B. Kinsler, OF Characterization mar
settles quilt, patchwork quilt and crochet shawl.
Mrs E. Fenly, Of Richland-pair OF ottoman
covers.
| work quilt.
Mrs. Cynthia Summer, Of Newberry-three
hanks OF sewing silk.
Mrs George Douglass, Of Union-fve skeins Of
sewing silk. -
work.
Mrs. L. Jackson, OF Richland-piece OF framed
raise work.
Miss Susan B. Hayne, OF Charleston-worstcd
tidy, cotton and worsted tidy, and two knitted
| (worsted) infant shirts.
Miss NJ. A. w. Suder, OF Richland-onc tidy.
Mrs. S. X. Smith, Of Richland-box OF needle
work.
Miss Sophie Seegers OF Richland, tunder IA
years OF age)-crochet tidy.
Miss Frost, OF Richand-embroidcrcd satchel,
sofa cushion, lamp mats, and gentlemen's Slip
pers, &c.
Mrs. Agnes Walker OF Richand-frame tapes
try, crochet toilet mats, and thread tidy, &c.
| Miss Mary Frost OF Richland-one ottoman.
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