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TIE PRINCE AND PR1NcEss OF WALEs.-A Ea-
ropean correspondent. writing from PARIS.
says The Pnnce OF Wales has been at the
Hotel de tBs1stol, with hIs wife Alexandra.
They have lOs bome days been outa good deal
together! and have been several times In the
Bois. Albert 10 not 30 honey, nor, 30 stupid
in appearance as he was wheis an. America;
though stn far from handsome. He is said
to be improving IN his morals, forNhich there
is ample ROOM he tas been one Df the most
profRateof the EnRtsh nobility IhtSh is say
ing much; and has cruelty neglected iMs pretty
wife, Nb6iSreppetsd to be rean1sin,t6ve with
him. Thai msy be the cause OF his conduct.
WemeuBay that the men they adore always
abuse'tSSn1. The Prince ia much inferior to
his wifs In intellect and culture. and il she un-
derssands the feminine art Of management. ss
no doubt she does, she will be- able to make
bsttsri man OF her lord. Alexandra has very
ooInAly and Interesting face. but looks. rather
sad and somewhat worn. Her domestic trou:
hles have had their effect upon her Life. OF
course, and have made her seem older than
she is. She reminds nee Of an American, and
by 30 saying / intend 70 be exceedingly COM
phmentary to her.. -. - .-,- G. r..
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AEEAIRS IN THE STATE.
Misrieas

118tto8e., d :.
Goveruos scott has appointed c. Smith, Esq,
notary puhhc Tor Marion-an excellent appoint
ment. -.i.t,I.!a
A correspondent Of the Marion Crescent
writes "The writer has Just returned nom
tour on the vest side Of the Great Peedee in
Mariop. The crope, % Q whole are promis:
ing, m ID Amnre 60 than usuat ghsSystem Of
farIaipgas Sood. Msl sre neN anoes disposed
to have bissal crops we'll eltnaannred.aadwelc cui,
tixated, than large ones badly managed and
slightly manured. :. They have concluded. that
ong Mhte Snd plouehman can make by the new
systene e much "a two mules and. two hands
MEtne old one, and thus save etheextra expense
dE mules and hirelings.: The bridges and roads
a.e mEbad: .otdsf. The bd .ge .oD6 ysfftes'
Otesk isiAFeffor;c though spparebtlS safe, that
over ,WIIlos. Greek. positively dangerous, that
oYerBig swamp good The new bridge called
AndetsonS over Lyhohe,s Creak, contracted to
Be b1iIt by. Marion aud Williamsburg, at their
joint expense, ,ibj j0ss o npieted, and seems to
be badly built, and not by any means substan-
n ~ =.
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N arkets by Telegraph.

n arkets by Tole8raph.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL June S0-Nocn.-cotton active bat un-
changed; sales 1900 bales.
Afternoon.-sales will reach 1900 bales. Pork
Fat.
Evening.-cotton active; uplands 12Hal2kd; Or
leans 12Nal2AJ; sIles 10 00o ba!es.
HAvRr, June s0.-Cotton on the spot and aloat II
43c.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK, June 3o--Noon ->tocks firm and
unsettled. Money 7, with Il commission. Sterling
OK. Gold 81. Cotton s4Hc. 1urpentine droop-
ing, at Az. Ros u steady.
Eyeplns.-Cotton firm, sale' 5000 bales. flour
dull. Wheat 6rm. Corn dull Pork lower. $32h.
Lsro heavy, Kettle 1sA zoo. rurpentine 4lh 42bc
FIR i2hts on cotton sai,, 6-32d wheat By steam Hc.
Governments coed stropg 's2'sl2lA. southerns
heavy. Mo.ey z, with Il eommi sior. st. ring
1oex. d.S7K. Stocks Lisher but unsettled.
BA1rnoRx. June so-cot,on S4He. Flour 10
lower. Wheat dul-uew white 81 90; red 81 rs.
Com weak. Provisions quies. Whlskey 81 e5. Viz
g1ni.'s, old 81 bid.
CINCINNATI, June SO-whiskey 82a9Sc. Pork
So rs. Shoulders lie; clear sides 49,. Lard
1915.
LOUISVILLE June So.-Provisions dull. Mess pors
$as Shoulders 14Hc; clear sizes 1shc tWhiskey
du o..
WILMINGTON, June ao.-spirits turpentine shade
better. s7KaSSc- Ro.iu quiet. 81 e5a1 75 crude
turpenHne 81 e5as. Tar 50 25. Low middling cot.
ton 81 31xc.
AuausrA, June 80 Cotton market arm; sales 22s
bales; receipts nominal; mlddling S2hc.
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SAVANNAH, june So.-cotton, market firm; mid.
ding SIC; sailed 100 bales receipts l4o bales. 4
NOZZLE. June SO.-Cotton closed quiet; ssies 10
baes5 lew iniddlng s1o; receipts 10 bales; exports
50 bales 'ri " -
:, New oRIE ANS, June sa-ootton steady; mid
ding s2Hss2xc; sales StObaes; receipts s5 bales;
Gold SIX. Sterling 81. New York sight n prem
aum. Sugar nouainsl. common sSa1oK; prime lsH.
Molssses. prime fermenting 65a6oc Coffee dull, fair
14xa16fc; prime 16ka16xc. y
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THE DAILY NEWS
':rhsRlrn,ngef ef Moscow.

. = N. :.
SSlss. ~ - ,.i.... ciIsoea and uinareet,
~ ~ @ oSsns - ~ r. oiovin9 west ho set,
39s ~, ~ ~ a.s.sns III o,aam.
~ ~ ss.ss -, on ths, city. now 20 bright, :;
~. =. s..,,. ". M nm 70 throw bus cheerful nGht:
myt az I,'S sone horrid drearn,-n", :: .,-.,i
AS0s1 AS0. ~ ~ sosdfsra saNmad ia ,ou It's tnen,
1SSlug .s.,eS rSisn.d smnrerns.
. gsep .SsI.s s',' ~Ssch sfniS hst aSfui gloom,
E.sernh "a moSt ths sllance OF the tomb
I'm, .sadsn. vh,ls Ii, invading lscioms slept,
Trn~ mi tSs Gloom vhere tbteteet there upleapt
Ill A 4asssc,s osinria 6Arnei = = e - = :
IN. sosra oiosntjc ydne.tfrch waved ON high,
10 ~, ,hs 6Ssses,ss:s scTtbe Inidnisht sky. -"
TS,ss ~ vsst.hed vhence IL came.. i2fi7i' t.isJ
lnd thsn not one bnt tatyy: Ores uprose,
a. S5STTas&S ~ Wrsth On Russia's foes;
Isr.N,-sr,vh.re rbe s,ne. rs,
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'sGrunlrrf
Expoxu.

.r...trt IL" E1ports.T 7.ara
NEW Y0SK--Pefs seesmsh.p -Magno ha-36 tieroes
Rice, 2al bales Upland Cotton, l67 bbls Naval
Stores, 20 6afes Yarn; 30 caaks Clay. l09l nbs
PUtatuess Slk crstes 1omstoes, 80 boxes Peaches,
a packages ucumbers, 8 bbls Onions, bbls
Green Corn, and sundries.
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Havana Market.

- =. Havana Market. 80
/, HAVANA, june 2s-The following are the closing
pricea for tfe week ending to day.! 'if -
tansss $50 900 Boxes ~ 600 bids; exported dnrng
the week nom same ports TO to dgn countries S3,.
600 bcxes 17O0 hhds; to United States 300 boxes.
There has been large business In .sugsr during be
week. but prices Of al grades remain without quoa-
BILE change, the market closing quiet but steady.
MoLAssEs-Closed dun; clayed 6ha6 reals, and
Muscovsdo, or common, eKa7 reals pei keg.
H1H1GHrs-Io Ltverpooi buot ant; per ton to fsl-
mouth and orders t0ss52s Cd; frsishts to america @
dull; per box sugar u 69x;per hhd sugar % ooaS;
Per Lhd molssses SS 76a4 rs. -.
F1cHANaE-0n London 1laf6 per cent premium
on Paris na1 per cent premium; on United states,
in gold sixty days dRht 2xae per cent: premium
six DAYS sight, 25ssa4h per cent discount; ahort
nght 22HaMK per cent. discount.
80 WilnainEton Market.
WILMINGTON. June as.-IuaPKsEHr-p1issss g
unchanged. sales OF 1s0 bos ct 80 Tor win, and %
for yellow dip per $50 pounds
sYIRrrs Tu1pxNrngE-Harket quiet but steady;
sales OF 1s1 bbls at 81 Hc per bbl.
tosM-Has declined In price; sales OF 90 Dds at
81 e5 for strained 72ha1 70 Tor No2 ana u eoiof
TAI-2o bbis sold at % 26 per Dbl.
Macon Cotton Market. -.
MACON, June 2s -corTos-At the close OF our
Last weekly review We noted . limited demand Mtn
week now under review varied but little from that
report To-day the market was very dull, scarcely
snv cotton Offering Middlinss sic. The receipts
to-day amount to as bales; shipments IL bales; salts
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand September l. 1885, 1925
Received this week. ek.......".."...." 45
Received previously. .......".. Si6-oS'se&
--,-----s,-''' 6s.ss0
Shipped thts veei. "a oS 10 N.
shippedl lprsyieusly. soos-os.lo1
Stock oA hsad, .r,..... y: 0o0
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pRopu1r1,s LIVER MEDICINE.

DR.. P,epAiR-Bsyina used this medicine sufa.
centy long to test its virtue, and 70 satisfy my own
mind that II is an invaluable remedy for Dyspepsia
"a disease from which the writer has suffered much
for six yesrs-and being persuaded that hundrens
who now suffer from this annoying complaint would
be sgnally benefited as he has bern. by Its use,
deem it duty we owe TO this unfortunate class to
recommend to shem the use OF this remedy which
has given not only himself but several members Of
his family the groa' est relief.
N. ". ARNOLD, !.
Of the Georgia Conference.
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PaMenRerh

Per steamship Magnolia, for New York-S Rowe.
Mrs G Falwsy, z >smmis and lady, III Stokes
Boyce q d Law. q Robinson, wife aud two chl-
dren, Miss Peck. Miss saily Anu Beasley. Father
.Pucouet ,Mrs Aammerschmsdt G @ Kendall and
lad,, Corbrtt, F Opdebteok, Capt Coxetter, and o
In eteer2Qe,
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Cnarieston Cotton and itice Market.
OFFICE OP THB CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
eUHAlLEsToH. wednesday Evenine. June SO.
corroN-There was but little Of this article on
the market, . d prices had an upward tendency.
Sales 81 bales viz 10 at so; II st 81; at 10 at
50; IS ct sax; 2 at sax; Sat SS. equote
LIvKLPooL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary TO good ordinary ..... so @31H
Low uiddling.. ng....................82 G.
Mlddling.. .SlH9-
BY Rev York classification We quote:
Mtddlng. ............s5 q
RpoL.-The transactions were Hight with but little
in the market, but prices were Arm; sales II erces
Of clean Carolina st 1850 2 b. Wequo,e common
to fair cean Carolina at 7x@7A; good s0s1xc p b.
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THE AsTOnISRIRG G

DISIN F EiCTA ANT.
ExoRY CoILras, ouoRD GA, December %, 1863
Prof. DAnBx.. Dedy SIrLeavins not been -
Medical profession am only superfctally aoquAtnt;
ed with the claims ef your Prophylactic Fluid, but
am well acquainted vithits chemical elements. g.
While, therefore, cannot speak eIperimenhlly q
therapeutic properties Of the agents employed In IT.
composition, together with the ven inown reputa-
don II its discovefer e. chemist authorize mo To-
regard Its merits rs Of hiRh order; on the whole
must be considered as valuable contribution 30 TIE
class Of articles to which 1t bec ngs- {, ..-!.t
These views I may add, are sustained by the teet.
mouy OF many competent Judges, who have tested
Its properties. Believe me, dear nr.
Yours. respectfully, L.
a. MEANS. II. D., LII. D.
CURES BURNS. WOUNDS. sTrNGs, &e.
ALABAMA lHAlNK HOSPITAL =
air. g.. TuscAIoosA December 20. 66e-B .B
Messrs. JoHN DARBY Co., No. 100 William street
New York:
6enaemes-I received your circulars Of the ltfk
instant asking an expression OF opinion non pe =
to the merits Of your Prophylactic FLUID. 1he pre-
parahon has been go generally used By the profes-
zion and public at large. and go universally esteem.
ed. that It seems to me to need NO further reoo4n-
As disinfectant and remedial agent too when In!
dcstd 1t Is not excellt bt any snar prepAn hons
We use perm eanganic pIeps' atoms very extensively
IN this hospital and cou d not do without them I
consider yours the best and most elegant prepazs
ton OF the kind manufactured. -..-- ,---,
p BRIcE. n. D., ,i.' ,
sup't and Physician Alabama insane hospital.
DOWIE & NOISE,
WHOLESALE DRU6GIsIs,
May as tuthssmos AGENTS for South Carolina.
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WILLS q CHIsOLM.
FACToRs, COMMISSION MERCHANTS
AND
SHIPPING AGENTS,
WILL. ATTEND TO TIE PURCHASE, SALE AND
SHIPMENT ito Foreign and Domestic Ports Of
COTTON, RICE, LUB BBER AND NAVAL sTOREs.
ATLANTIC wHARF. Charleston, G. O.
October 26
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Yours respectfully, JAMES WRIGHT.
DIR PROPHETS FEMALE TONIC.

This Medicine, With its associates, is q safe and
certain remeoy tor all curable diseases 10 WHICH Fe-
males alone are LIABLE II is also an excellent pre-.
yentative Of Nervous BliBoness, or Nervous Dis
eas es in either male leo ale It powerful Ner
vine Tonic. setting up full and free cir, ulaton
throughout the svslem.
all OF the above Medicines sold by Druggists and
Merchants generally throughout the southwest.
ED. 8. BURNHAM,
Wholesale and Retail Agent,
No. AL King-sheet tnear Calhoun,)
Charleston, 8. G.
Prepared only by D1. o. g. PROPHITT,
April l6 stuh4mes eoyington, Go,
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JTULMEs q MACBETH.
no. SO Broad-street.
Charleston, b. e..
BROKERS. AUcT1oNEERs. REAL ESTATE
AND
GENERAL OMMfssION AGENTS
Will attend to Renting and lleeting Of Rents
and purchase and sale Of stooAs, Bonds, Gold,
Silver and Real Estate.
ALSO,
To the Purchase OF Goods and Supplies for parties
In the country upon reasonable terms.
GEORGE L. HOLMES. ALEXANDER MAcBE1 q.
Jspusrv1 Tyr
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PUTNAM COUNTY. GA. September 22, 1868.
DR.. o. s. Prophin->tr-I bave used for the last
two years in my family you Liver Medicine, your
Pain Kill IT, and you Female ToDic, and have no
fea in saying that they the best medicines Ihave
Q, er usrd for the Liver ana Stomach Neuralg and
Rh, umatic Affections, Beadache Colic and pains OF
every land are subdued by them. After using the
medisines 60 long, cheerfully recommend them to
auy aid every one, and 10 oil hat are afflicted, The
best and safest remedies for oil the diseases for
which they are recommended. &c.
Yours respectfully, JAMES WRIGHT,
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DooLY COUNTY, Ga April, 1857.

DooLY COUNTY, GA april, 1857. "
This is to certify that was confined to he house,
and most Of the ire to my bed, and suffering the
greatest agony imaginable With Rheumatism, for
1ye months, and alter trying every available reme-
dy, with no relief was cured with two bottles OF
Dr.. U. y Prophtt's Anod! ne Pam Kill IT, each cost
ing fifty cents only; II relieved almost instantly.
therefore recommend 1t IN the highest degree to
others suffering from similar disc .se. I can say
that It is one OF the best family medicines now out
certain. Yours truly, W. A. FOREHAND.
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srANFoRrvu.LE, PUTNAM COUNTY, Oct I, 1867.
DIR. O. s. Proph,R-Dear Sir-lhis is to certify
that have used your Ague Pills for The las ten
yers and have never failed 10 cure he Ague in a
single instance with them. They always break the
chils thu first day that they are given can recon.
mend. them a. BEING the Iest aRue medicine that
have YER found and they leave no bad effects folIew
ID them, as Quinise &c.
Yours respectfully. A. WESTBROOK.
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CovNaroN. GA. July Q. Iss7.

SoNANoAoNj on'B GUY - low.
Dr.. Prophit.-Having used your Liver Medicine
for more than year in my family cheerfulIy re-
commend 1t to all persons suffering from Liver a.
fecfions. Dyspepsia or Indigestion in any form. l
also recommend your Dysentery Cordial as the best
remedy for that disease. o. 7. ROGERS.
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Ed" A II D d A 1r'
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
NO. SA w Warren-street.
NER YORK.

PERSONAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO TIE PUB.
CHASE OF an kinds OF MERCH NDlsE. Boots
Shoes. Hats, Ca JB and Trunks, AID Straw Goods
speciality.
consiynments of all kinds OF Staple Articles and
general Produce solicited.
Promp. returns gus-auteed.
EDWARD DAILY,
LATE OF Charleston. 8. q.
mlwsstly Price Currents sent free by post.
JanCary28 DAG 6moB
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@anns atus.
PORT CALENDAtc.

Fort OF Oh arlests>n. July i.
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SUPERIOR TO TIE BEST IMPORTED CO.
JOdNE WATER, Manufactured q sold wholesale
and retail by Dr. b. BAER.
June Il No. 1S1 Meeting street.
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From WBIOH MANKIND SUFFER-
over q large part Of the globe, 10 the
jconsequence Of diseased action In
the system. induced oy the poison
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-30
&lisabsts 2aiIp aaonitor,
PUBLISHED AT 155 BROAD STREET, BY
T. MADISON DRAKE.

The DISQUALIFICATION OF DRESS
WHY MARRIAGE IS DYING OUT.-Much
of the careless morality of the present
day is owing to the way in which wo-
men dress. There is no caviling at the
fact or pretending to ignore it, but the
moderately dressed wife and mother is
fast disappearing from our homes.
The domestic daughter has long since
become myth, and in her place we
have creature of hair and humps
wasp hips, Grecian-bended, high heel
ed, chignoned young lady, who laughs
loud and talks fast, and writes herself
"Marie" or "Julie," and who is COM
plete success in doing nothing, and
knowing nothing, except the slang lite
nature of the day.
I think the reason young men do not
marry is because girls have ceased to be
domestic, and spend q great deal of
money upon dress. They are not con-
tented to live in q quiet way and dress
moderately they must go out, dress
and ride, and frequent places of amuse-
ment have suppers and boquets, and
receive adulation. 1t costs a great
deal of money, which the young man
furnishes and he never gets ahead
enough to marry SO they repent and
try luck over again. 1t is the easiest
thing in the world to do with lessluxury,
but it involves little self-sacrifice and
economy, and these virtues are fast be-
coming exoties.
Fully one-half of the girls who are
now filling situations in stores, offices,
etc.. go there in the first place in order
to able to dress better. They live in
plain but comfortable homes, and must
help with the homework or the child
rem of their own kin but they hear
glowing accounts of the city ; they
want to go from those peaceful home
lives, from the kind guardianship Of
parents, to the toll and temptations Of
the ten hour system.
They go plain country girls, with
modest, blushing chez ks and smooth,
shining hair. They stay there year
orltwo, and their cheeks are pale and
their hair is frizzed They have lost
the gaucherie of blushing, and are bad
at repartee. They dress somehow and
live somehow but they have hours Of
dependency that makes them old. 1t
is one long struggle with labor and
temptation, and how they pre- serve
their integrity God only knows.
Now, would not these girls be hap
pier as the wives of farmers and me-
chanics Would not one word Of
genuine love outweigh ton of admit
ration? Would mot the smile of
little child be thousand times better
than the gaze of the libertine ? Is it
not easier to work for ones own than
for strangers to feel that you are king
in your castle, if it is only one.story
cottage ?
Woman's independence will work her
deadlier wrong than any bond she
has ever worn. When she steps be-
You'd the fair threshold of womanly
power-the archetypal home, where
God has made here supreme, to fight
the demons of political or commercial
life, she lays down sceptre to take up
o chain, whose iron cank CT will eat in
to her soul. -Chicago Tribune.
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A WARNING To HUSBANDS. "A lady
in the Revolution SISTER Anthony
paper writes and follows:
The great want OF women at present
is money-moneys for their personal
wants, and money to carry out their
plans. I propose that they shall earn
it, that they shall consider it as honora-
BILE to work for money as for board and
clothes. I demand for them equal pay
for equal work. I demand that the
bearing and rearing Of children, the
most exacting of employments, and in
volving the most terrible of risks, shall
be the best paid work in the world, and
that husbands shall treat their wives
with at least as much consideration,
and acknowledge them entitled to as
much money, as wet nurses.
The meaning of this is that wives are
about to strike for greenbacks 80 much
for every baby born. No greenbacks,
no more sons aud daughters No,green-
backs. no more population ; no more
boys to carry forward the great enter
prise OF the age. The scale of prices
for maternal duties will appear in the
Revolution next week. We give the
list Girl babies, 500: Boy babies,
5000; Twin babies, $500 Twins (both
boys) $500; Triplets, $500 Triplets,
hll boys) $1,000.
Terms c. O. d. No credit beyond
first child, the motto being, Pay up, OF
dry up. Husbands who desire to trans
NIT their names to posterity, will please
notice and take a new departure.
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Atillimery and 1ress 9lakimg
PLAIN SEWING and MACHINE STITCHING
MRS. j. A. WILSON

WISHES to notify her friends and the public
w that she has removed from No. Is Washing
ton street to No. Is Elizabeth avenue. She is pre-
pared to go out into families by the day with her
Sewing Machine. Having been at first class work
for number of years, she understands Cutting,
Making and Trimming Ladies'. and Children's I'm
derclothing. Also Children's French Dresses and
Mems Shirts, and carries her patterns with her.
BY leaving the name and address at Is Elizabeth
avenue, Mrs. Wilson VIII call tbe ladies for their
orders in the evening. m3 3m
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ToB PRINTING, of everYl description. eatIy
- executed at this office.
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DRESS MAKING.

MISS NJ. & J. HIGGINS would inform the Ia
lN dies of Elizabeth that they have removed
from East Broad street to 242 Broad street, where
they are always ready to wait upon their customers
and feel fully competent to do all kinds of worl
pertaining to their business with neatness and dis
patch. Cutting, Fitting and Machine Stitching done
at short notice. a201m*
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Pennsylvania is importing Scottish
miners.
Hartford is now agitated over the
Sunday question.
Something newsin Newark Turkish,
Russian, and sulphur vapor baths.
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Furman University Green
t~4i" vile, s. G..

The next Session Of this Institution will
open September 10Th, aud continue forty
weeks wit ho,it' ipterlpissioh. l. :
THREE YEARS SCHOLARSHIPS may
DO obtained, conditio ioned on the payment
Of thirty dollara annually for three years,
and entltljug the holder of scholarship
to the free. tuition OF one pupil III all tho
REGULAR Schools, on the payment Of the
annual charge ol five doll.rs tor Incidental
Expenses. The Regular Schools embrace
MATHEMATICS AND MECHANICAL
PHILOSOPHY, Prof. Judson; L4TIN
LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE, Prof.
Faher; GREEK do, Prof. Smith CHEM
1STRY AND NATURAL PHILOSOPHY,
Prof. Harris; LOGIC, RHETORIC, AND
INTELLECTUAL AND MORAL PHIL
OSOPIiY, Prof. Furman.
Dr.. Faber will instruct In German,
French, and Spanish.
For instruction In these languages, or in
Pgac.ical Chemistry, there will be m extra
charge, to be regulated by tho sizo Of tho
classes. "
Except to holders Of scholarships. tho
charge for the year for Tuition and Incl.
dentals, will no sixty-fve dollars.
Good Boarding, exclusive Of lights and
washing, can be obtained at about $500
per month.
For Catalogues or Scholarships, address
tho subscriber.
|,... JAMES G. TURMAN,
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A nice assortment ofprlnts, Blceohcdi and
Brown Goods, just to hand, together with q
:nil line OF othor Goods for tho Department.
Wrapping.paper, Twino, sc.
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New Base For Artificial Teeth.

have succeeded IN Introducing n new
base for artificial teeth which hns given
great satisfaction in European aud Northern
citics. 1t is cleanly mud durable, aud ad.'
mits Of fine polist, without metallic taste
or my Inconvenience to the wearer. All
those Wishing artificial teeth, would do we'll
to cnll aud exnIninc before purchasing 9th.
er styles. All manner Of work done upon
scientific principles. Those who prefer
VuIcanite Work, can, by leaving impress
sions with me, he supplied from cxpcricn-
ced Northern denliats, with whom 1 hive
made arrangements to lnvo work done
upon short notice.
Il. S. WHALEY,
July "a 30 IT, Dentist.