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Receipts By Railroads.

NO, O&G w-Jan. as bales cotton to
j W Burbridge &co-6 do Is hhds sugar bbls
molasses Price, Hine & Tupper-6od do ] Pavy q
coll do Hart &co-26 do 5 Wntz-lO do
IL bf bbls do hhds sugar A Tertrou &co-5 do
l6 bbls molasses l. Gravenburg-4 hhds sugar
bales cotton L Couret-6 do l hid sugar De
Blanc & Beer-l0 do II McColl-l5 do Blanchin x
Giraud-2O do Dilworth-5 do Rochereau &
cos do X Gourdan-27 do 81 bbls molasses
L Grande &co-l0 do 3 bbls syrup hf-bbs do
bbls sugar II F Given-l0 hhds sugar 2S7 bbls mo-
lasses 80 bf.bbis do r Hsre-l6 bbls molasses TO
McFarIsnd, Straight &co-77 do Leverich-S
do Is hbds sugar j Adams &co-6 do IA bbls mo-
lasses Sabater-Sl do Dbl sugar hhds do
Hy Tete-5 do bbls molasres Greve Wilder.
man-30 do Renshaw Csmmack-l bdl hides IL
hides bbls rice and sundries l. Surle-i6 SKIS corn
DIR Elliott-34 hides l bdl skins and sundries to
U d Terrebonne IA hid Dufour-S2 do M LIE.
WI do / bdl hides and sundries DeBlanc
Beer hhds hides L Gravenherg-S bdl hides A
Ducan-l Dbl sugar 20 SKIS rice and sundries to
F Seyin-l Dbl sugar Dbl molasses Sabatier
2 bbls talow 40 hides Bonnafon lis SKIS corn
Gourdau-1 bales moss aud sundries to order
Total ~ bales cotton Isl hhds sugr COL bbls mo-
20. & q N--Jan. l.-24 bales cotton to
Blakemore, Woodbridge AGO do Nugent-4
Summers Brsnins-s Walker &Vaught-l Mayo
Hodge &co-6 Musson &co-s G G Gordon-22
Campbell & Strong-s I S Henderson-22 Yest-
man 6oo-6 J& 6 Cromwell-45 Jos Hoy &co-
IL Williams Son-23 Alcus, Scherck Autey
Warren, Crawford &co-24 Jno Hardie &co-
OR l. Adams SOHO Payne, Huntington &co-
Gerard 4 Crsig-9 JiR Powell IN 9 Gullett-
a. Richardson & Msy-l4 II 4 Allen &co-
Msyer, Deutch 4 Weis-4 Wright. Allen 6co-3
Jennings, Gates 6co--5 Britton Moore
Harrison & Son-6 q Ably &co-3 Crane, Breed
&eo-4 l. Walmsley kco-6 Friedlsn ter-l TO
H Allison &co-l TO L Walker-50 bols whisky
Vilayaso-5 lido Schmidt Zeigler-43 do J
Tsrdos-5 do Isaacson & Seixss-l0 TO order-lo
do Z Hart &co--25 do Rosenberg. Sherck &
Berkson-3 bxs hats Booth &co-6 do Bauer
10 do G Lesumont-4 do II Tricou &co-l car
pillow points Mulan &co-36, 900 brick ] Gu
bernaior-ls SKIS cotton seed Britton Moore-5
bales mdse Wallace &co-sundIies TO order-To-
tai 377 bales cotton
NO, J 4 G MAN. Asa bales cotton to
Richardson 4 Msy-.55 Payne, Huntington 6eo-
| So Williams & Son--66 Jos Hoy &co-5 WI
Rohson-6l 4 Henderson, Hood &co-
Blskemore, Woodbridge &co-4O r Powell
p Higgins &co-l7 Lacey, Terry &co-24 Sum-
| mers & Branins-l A Green &co-30 Flower
Spy ker 4 sandidge-5 Dickn an, Hill &co-27 to
G Cromwell-6 Pritchard Bickham-l Blsn'
cbard 4 ca Campbell 4 Strong-l3 Ben Gerson
So McLapghlin-1ls r L Adams Sons Jno
Hardie &co-l3 Barrett 4 Lesassier-9 Oelesby
81 Alcus, Scherck l. Autey-4s Iompson--
| So TIL J N Allen &co-ls Battle Noble-l7
Blitton & Moore-ll Roby, Harvey &co-ZI Mey-
or, Deutch Weis-l4 Winston, Morrison ECO
Stewart. Gabraith i Fizer-6 Hunt hacsuiay-
C Cinton-s Won Phul Bros-5 Hogan Patton
Gerard Craig--7 Warren, Crawford aco-i
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n Ware & Som s n Ably &co-l6 L Walmsly
&cc-4 Clspp Bros &co-2 W Donnsll-l Mayo,
II &co-l0 Lehman, Newgsss &co- cases mdse
Vincent &co-l0 fkns but er II N Soria 6co- IL
cases mdse l. Fisher-4000 feet lumber NC
Conrel-sundries to order
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MOBILE-Steamer Msry-22 bales cotton to
Marx, Levy &co-S Denis-4 TO Orders bales
dom estics hehmsn. Newgass &co-37 pkgs tobac'
co Ca loway & Johnson-2 do Hernshen-sun.
dries TO ofder-Total 81 bales cotton
MOBILR-Steamer Frances-27 bales cotton 10
IL Jno Hardie &co--l1 Marx, Levy &co-6
Snosgrsss SO hf.bxs tobacco Galloway johnson
Is bbls whisky Cobb, Dolhonde &co-l2 do Flash
Xco-l2 pkgs mdse to order-sundries.t to order
Total 81 bales cotton
MOBII,E,-Stesmer Ssrah-25 bales cotton TO
Marx. Levy &co-2 do & HendersOn-T bbls
rosin e Blessy-40 do M Smith-30 SKIS malt 3
bales hops n Soria &co-l60 bdls iron Folger
Xco-sundfies to order-Total q bales cotton
FLORIDA PORTS-Steamship Lizzie-l7 bales
cotton Lehman, Newgsss &co-l00 bDls rosin c
S'ewart-:sundries to order
LONDtsNDERRY-Ship Stsdacona 900 10 as
Dig iron 70 bxs bath brick to order
BOSTON-Schr Jeffer on Borden-7S9 tons ice
C Ice Go
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Mellow Oe.sns Up.

Ship Adept, Grosart, from Liverpool, to Bus
son.
Bark Rosario Traya. AZ days from Malaga In bal
last, to Avendano Bros
Brig Edith Hall, Snow, Is days from Rockland,
Me-, to Jhornkike 4 Norton
Scbr Brazos, Armand. 10 days from Ruatan Island,
10 Goldenbox d Kelly
York TO msster
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Arrived Friday.
Steamship W newes, Trip, from Galveston and
Indianola, to G A Whitney &co-lst dist
Ship Stadacona. Cassidy from Londonderry It'll
Nov, to msster--lst district ~
hipsCrussder, Jenkins. from Cape de Verde, in
ballast to psaster-3d district 80
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LIvERP0OL-Ship DeWolf-32O6 bales cot
ton 2640 slaves 49,
BOsTON-sdip StLouis-25le bales cotton 5000
slaves
BOSTON-Schr W L Burroughs bales cot.
ton 20 bales paper stock Ill hides 1886 slaves
NEW Notwithstanding DeSoto 2526 bales
cotton l2s hides 24O0 SKIS corn 6l0 bbls beef 800
sks cotton seed and sundries
NEW Notwithstanding Crescent City-699
bales cotton 1929 bbls mossses 200 bbls rice 1893
bbs beef IS bales moss 2046 SKIS corn S45 hides $50
bbls oil rs pkRs mdse
NEW Notwithstanding Ariadne-6ll bales
cotton 10 bales moss s53 bbs moasses SO bbls beef
l27 ties do 1862 tks corn
NEW Notwithstanding Msriposa-ll4O hales
cotton 1874 bbls molasses % bbls beef l47 ties do
"a hides 1850 specie
Steamship st Msry-ls5 bbls
Hour 100 SKIS oats iC0 SKIS 100 bbs potatoes so
bxs starch and sundries
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Lizzie-37l bbis -four
IS bbls pork 10 ties hams IA csks bacon 1850 SKIS
corn 10 bbls mol sses hhds sugar
ST LOUiS-Steamer Lady Gsy-2l5o boxes
and sundries
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Ry dispatch to Messrs W Perkins eco, from
Kew West. we learn that the steamship Florida
was towed into that port by the steamship Geo
Cromwell, her engine being disabled: Cargo in
good condition. She will leave for New Orleans
on Monday
By cable dispatches, we learn that the follow
ing vessels from this port have arrived at Havre
Ship John Harvey, Lowell, l9sh Dec; ships Fran
ces p Sage, Cronks, and La Louisisns, Toufet. on
23d Dec: ships Guard An, Borlsnd; Jane south.
ard, Bishop, and barks Walter, Buck, aud M
Long, Ames, on the Path Dec: bark Maria Su-
Same, Hirgoyen, and ships Anna Camp, Drum
mond, and Meltose, Noios, on the 10th Dec.
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EArcHEs rAoksS
Leaves WEDNESDAYS and sA9S ADAYs. ssEE
tKh THE FINE PASSENGER PACKET
wild Wsgosey
W. B. RICHARDSON. Master. j. LIBAso. Clerk
VIII leave for Nsiebez on every Wed sy Saturday At
sP.M GEO. d. HIfE Agent. Irsl.souptsulss strsst
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STEAMBOATS,,

Belle Lee, featners Itom NchsouiB
Bart Able, Harrison. from Shreveport
Vicksburg, Work, from Trenton
Cleona, Splane, from Washington
Lafourche, Jieno, from Bayou Sara
JIM Sharp, Aucoin. from Thibodaux
Aloe, WOODS, from Lower Coast
Paynswick, Clark, from Lockport
Msry Houston, Durham, from Louisville
Thompson Dean. Pepper, from st Louis
Rob Roy, barclay from Camden
Frances, Biakesly, from Mobile
Lizzie Hopkins Roots from Shreveport -
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rOwBOArB.

Tecumseh, Lombard, from the Passes--towe'
and TO sea 26th ult. ship Baden and brig Cor
nelia Abrsmina-b brought up slips S'sdacon
and Crusader
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-09

HOTEL ARRIVALS. SEPTEMBER Charleston
Hota.-G gorge o. Walker, Beach Island, s. c..
J. Davidson, Miss e. Davidson, W. 81. Hunter,
Montgomery; Geo. D. Chapman, E. D. Keller
and lady. 8. Miller and lady, B. Collins, C.
Banek. Rev. E. e. Logger, New York; G. B.
Buist, Newberry; N. y. Woodruff, W. Kressel,
steamship MAI haitian; P. Miller, Kingstree;
A. Ii. Jackson, Talladsya; R. F. Fleming, j.
P. Hunter, Laurensville; W. J. Crosswell, Jr.,
Sumter; Victor King, New York; o. NJ. Sarler,
South Carolina; J. Goodman, Columbia; Geo.
Russell, P. J. Philips, Atlanta; Miss F. F. H.
Peck, city; E. P. Welsh, Florida; W. h. Town
send, Aiken; 7. J. Mackey, Orangeburg.
Pauaion Hotet.-J. 8. Foster. N. R. r. R.;
J. N. Smith, Bamberg; Il. Crane, New York;
N. T. Lightfoot, Orangeburg; W. S. Webster,
Timber Ridge, s. c.; DC. Knobs, Abbeville. s.
C.; A. NJ. Wicker, D. NJ. Ward, Newberry, =. c.;
T. A. AItee, Columbia; J. P. Harley, Orange
burg; Colonel 8. Rush, Manning; NJ. Wither-
spoon. Clarendon; R. Tuttle, st. Stephens;
R. P. Shelby, Manning; DR.. J. e. Byrd, D.
q. Trayler, Tmmonsville; J. 81. Thompson,
Williamsburg; W. S. Cook, Gourdin's; B. J.
Singleton, Newbeuy; j. II. freeman, J. W.
Bagswell, Gainesville.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-09

TEE otrx HoRrzAL-Atthe last meeting Of
Council arepork recommending that the Work
house be converted into hospital. was re-
fsrrod TO the Oommittee on Public Buihdings
and Grounds to ascertain the cost and report
at the next meeting. Hariy in 1868, the sams
xnaster vas hrouyht before the Council. and
rescrred 70 q committee to report. The City
Ezgsneer. Mr.. L. J. Barbot, was instructed to
draw plans and make estimates, which he did.
and reported ON the 3sth Of March. 1858, show
ing that to arrange 1t to accommodate Two
hundred pItisnss, with twelve hundred cubic
asseee atmosphere sor each, would cost about
.$Sasa
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'CRUnss.-The unusual sight OF dog carry
ing letter to the postofics was witnessed
yesterday.
There were thirty.three deaths in the city
last week-sleven white and twenty-five
colored.
It is estimated that it will cost between
5000 AMI 5000 to put the Nicholson pave
ment Oh Broad and Meeting streets in the
vicinity Of the public buildings.
There are only nine oolored persons in the
Almhouse.
The Committee on Printing will shortly ad.
vertise for proposals to do the cit, printing:
The Mayor yesterday imposed fine OF ten
dollars upon our Postmaster for not mention
ing his horse in his tax return.
It is reported that the indefinite postpone
ment osthe consideration OF the Police bill was
oocaaoned by two or three OF the white Alder
men telling the colored members that It was g
dodge to give the Mayor the power Of adding
some more Democrats to the police force.
The fiues imposed by the Mayor yesterday
amounted to 81.
Yesterday the new truck for the Pioneer
Company, Of Athens, was hauled from the
steamshi Manhattan to the truck house Of
Company No. /. and last night was put aboard
OF the South Carolina Railroad tram to be
taken home.
4 man fen asleep while sitting on log, on
q wharf yesterday, and nodded. A ram con-
s,rued this into . casus beII. ,and, after co.,
siderable fsucy movements, gave the nodding
head butt which efectually awakened its
owner.
There is hole on Ratledge-street, between
thecar tracks, which needs attention. e
> It is generally believed by the Radicals. or
rather by those who keep an eye open. that Con-
eressman Bowen will be ousted this winter on
account OF his crimes, and ''who shall take his
place 10 the question: Captain jerks. the
Street Inspector, and Inspector GenerI OK
Timber Machey are spoken Of in thus connec-
tion.
The Mayor has written several oommunioa-
tions to Governor Scota relative to the fund
for the 'tpck transient poor" Of the city. OF
which Council has appropriated $aOo0 FOR the
Sisters Of Mercy. Isis thought that the money
will arrive shortly.
A silver medal, bearing the following inscrip-
ton has been found: list honor, 1850.
Frances D. Smith.
The present pohce force costs $6a $40 per
annum. The cost, il the amended bill pass,
which is doubtful, will be $84. $50, s178o less
than tho present cost.
The registry lists in Savannah have been
closed. Whites s2sA; colored 14Oe.
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FoUGar Hp CLOTHES Yesterday, about
one O'Clock, Roundsman Sheridan ordered q
drunken soldier, who was very dsorderly 10 q
bawdy house. to behave himself. The sol
der struck the officer, and the women COM
menced to scratch him.. The officer however,
arrested the soldier and started off with him
to the Guardhouse, but found it necessary to
call assistance. The soldier was then taken up
by four men. he struggled so desperately
that, despite the efforts of the men to keep his
clothes on, be kicked them of, and was carried
nearly naked up Broau-street. 10 his strug-
giles, he gave Roundsman sheridan several
kicks in the face. The soldier will be before
the Mayor this morning.
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SHRKDs OF STATE News.-From various
points in the interior We regret to learn OF
damage to the cotton from rust.
DR.. J. F. Bstheag kitchen and dining.room,
in Marion. were burned few days ago. The
loss included valuable kitchen and dinipg-room
furniture.
The Marion County Agricultural Society
have arranged for dinner and address on the
14th October.
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DvoaasasD.-Jos. MSesbsrry, who on Sun
day night was arrested bytwo colored police
men, syuons. and Butler. upon the charge OF
being drunk and lying in the street, was dis
charged yesterday. While before the Mayor
he was closely watched BY the detectives, and
answering to the description Of . man who
had fecently stolen goods 10 Columbia. they
arrested him.. BE gave au account OF himself,
wh,oh bang proven 70 be correct, he vas dis
charged as stated.
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LIGHT RRADINa FOB TIE WARM WRArHKR.-
Our trends in the country who desire to obtain
light rea.Hng for the warm weather. at strictly
popular prices, are referred to the ADVERTISE
ment Of Mr.. O. O. RICHTER, the very enterprls-
ing and trustworthy Kins-etreet dealer IN BOOKS
and periodicals OF all kinds. HE ist Will be
found to include something to suit everv taste,
and it seems to Us 8 marvel how he can afford
to send hw books by mail over the copntry,
pos-paid, at the ridieulously low prices named,
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BUSINESS OTIOES.

SALE OF RBAL EsTArE-Nessrs. Marshall b
Brother will offer at IL A. u. to-day. in front Of
the.old poetofRoe, Noe. ga and 594 KlDg street.
near Mary. containing, besides the stores, Ave
square rooms and atties, With kitchen, cistern,
gas 30. Lot thirty by two hundred feet, more
or less. Also, residence No. 50 rradd-street,
near Meeting. containing four square rooms
and pantry. outbuildngs, cistern, gas, 60.
Los thirty-nrne by one hundred and three feet.
more OK less.
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TEE CzooRA CoRxEr BAND.-The oolored
msn Who lately. organised themselves INTO o
band, have decided to style themselves the
yChiooes Cornet Band. They have srcceedsd
In rs1ing three hundred Of the Ave hundred
and nfy do,isss necessary TO procure the in-
stxvments. They peopossesihng upon the cit-
dzens to cid tbesain making up the deGeit, and
have appointed the following 0 mmittee to so
Acit szhserIptsons: p. II. Marshail, W. 81. Lo-
gan, p. B. Esosk B. 3. Devices, E. O. hobo
nay, Edward Sncxden,
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Auction Sales This Day.

,.sR. II. MARSHALL q BRorHBR will sell ct II
O'clock. ct the old Postofice, valuable real
estate.
B. & 4. p. CALDWELL will sell at half.past
8 O'Clock, at their store, shoulders and butter.
Knox, DAILY & Co. will sell at 10 o'clock, at
their store, furniture, glass ware, &c.
JoHH g. Muzoa & Co. will sell ct 10 o'clock,
st their store, dry goods. clothing, 30.
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CT, LOUD no II 4 L.

THIS NEW AND CoMMOEIcUs H0UsE, L0oA9-
ED corner OF Broadway and Foetysseond-szesE
possesses advantages over all other houses f ne e
commodaton OF its Ruestn. Il vss buih expressly
for first-clsss family boarding house-see recea2
being large and en- suite, heated by sseam-ufn ~
and cold water and Furnished seeoad 70 noasy vhdao
the culinary department is In the most e1p0aenno0
hands, affording guests an uneaoansd table.
One OF Atwoods Patent ElevatoEa II also among
the 'modern improvements" and " the service q
guests at all houra.
The Broadway and University Place Cara pass To
door every four minutes, runninv ffon tne oiy
Hall TO Central Park, while the Sixth aud even@
avenue tines are but short block On eafheR noe
afording ample facilities for cotpmuhcauns " =
the depots steamboat landings, places OF annso-
rnent and business of the great meropolis.
MORE d HULLEY. ProDr1etors'
March II onoS
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Tan DAnY NEWS PRIos CURRENT AID CON-
macAL CmouLAR win be ready for delivery
ct nine o'clock tomorrow morning. Business
houses wishing to subscribe for specified
nunbar of copies containing their cards, should
leave their orders ct oar counting room to-day.
Allorders for ten copies and over aiIl be cup
Piled OF the rate Of two aud half cents per
so0ny
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-09

TEE HUBoLrr FESTIVAL :. The stage Of the
Hibernian Hln win not be finished in time for
the Humboldt festival, on the 14;h inst, and
in consequence the historical tableau win not
be produced. Something equally interesting,
however, VIII be substituted.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-09

AoGDEsT.-Yesterdsy. o. colored man. had
his leg outot BY q Locomotive Of the Nerth-
eastern Railroad passing over it. He fell
ABlle attempting tojumplEom q pile OF lun-
ber TO the locomotive: - : e
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-09

TIE New HALL, OF rHE FREUNDsoHAFTs.
ounp.-A meeting OF the Freundsohaftsbu ID
was held Moadsy night. The Building Com
mittss reported that they had purchased the
lot az the southwest corner Of Meeting and
George streets. The report .was sdopsed a.
we're the plans submitted for the hall 10 be
built upon the lot. The. hall Will be for the
exclusive nse OF the society.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-09

SAVANNAH AND DIRECT TRADE.-The Savan-
nah Advertiser says: "MessrsSW N. Tunuo &
Co.. OF this city. expect another line Of steam
ers during the winter months to run between
Liverpool aud this city. touching at other in
termediate foreign ports. The first steamer
is expected to arrive about the middle of No
vember.'
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-09
AMoNG PAUPERs.

Appended is a statement Of the number of
paupers who have died in the city during the
seventeen months ending August 3Oth, 1869.
showing that there were seven hundred and
thirty-ave, of which sixty-six were white and
six hundred and sixty-nine colored:
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-09

A WoaD TO MERc9ANrs.-H you want job
printing done at very cheap rates, oall ct The
News yos ozYTcE. Business cards IS and up
wards per thousand.
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~ j, sCHLEPEGRBLL,
No. 81 LLNE-SEREET
,rrxuppu u ma ANE 6T PHILIP

LUMBER OF EVERY DEsoRiPTIoN Am
BUIIDTN0 MATERIAL, LIME and PI A6TEh-
fNA IATHs. PAINTS. OH,s, GLASSES, sHlNGLEs: :
also GROOVE AND TONGUE BOARDS. TO-, COD
SANITY ON hand ct the lowest market prioes.
Gepfernber IA mths1y1
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nARBY's PRoPnYLACTlo FLUID.

III . AOG-k u AfAC44O
Letter from Hon, Akz. II. St,phens, Of Georofdes
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Ga September %. 1868.
Darby's Prophylactc Fluid is IN article of little
cost but great value It's domestic as well as medi
cinal uaes are numerous, while Its specialtes are
most wonderful / have not been without 1t for
ten years, and no head Of Q family who can afford
to have II should be without It.
ALEX. q. STEPHENS.
THE WONDERFUL FAMILY MEDH:
ONE.
Letter from MsSrgeon- General of The late Confder-
ate States.
RICHMOND, Va, January IA, 1859.
JOHN DAnBY & Co., No. 100 Wilham-street, New
York:
Gcntleme.-I have received your letter OF the 18th
OF December 1866. calling my attention to your
(Darby's ProphYlactic) Fluid.
most cheeriully state that the Fluid was furnish
ed to, and extensively used by. the SURGEONS In
charge Of general hospitals in the Confederate Ger
vice with great benefit to the patients-a the sur.
geops making favorable report-a great deal OF 1t
was used Ia the hospitals.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant
SAM'L PRESTON MOORE, II. d,
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.

Tan CHARLESTON NEWS, the circulation OF
which 10 about twice as large as that OF any
other paper published in South Carolina, is the
oest advertising medium for all business men.
Fer persons who want situations OF servants;
who want houses or apartments, or have them
% rent: who want or who offer board and lodg-
ing; who have lost or found articles Of value.
Inn News has no equal. and in order that all
GLASSES may have their wants supphsd, We have
adop!ed the following scale Of ozAlr aDvEa.,
nsznzzrs, csynaes for which must Invariably
be made .shen ne order Is giuea:" 49, .
Advertisements Of situations wanted by or
oGered to.cierks, Eovernesses, tutors, work
man, mechanics, house-seryants, porsers, shop
boys, cooks and washers; board and lodging
wanted or offered; apartments wanted or to
let; articles lost or found; houses, shops, Offices
Ind warehouses wanted or to let, and miscel B.
neous wants Of all kinds. y
), For Zach insertion Of advertisements Of the
elassesspeciaed:
Not exceeding THREE LINES or 20 words. rs cents
FouR LINES or 50 words. ....io .,
FIVE Lntrs or 20 words.....,50
Al advertisements to be inserted at these
rstes must be prepaid and delivered at THE
Ssys Office by P. H. .e -.
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Opening Sale Of the Season Of Boots, Shoes
and Hats.
BY MILES DRAKE.

TOMORROW (Friday,) at 10 O'Clock, will seif
at my store. corner Of King and Liberty streetr.
100 cases BOOTS AND SHOES. personally selected
tor city and country trade, consisting OF the fol-
lowing styles u.
Cases MEMS CALF P. g. AND a. W. BOOTS
Cases Mems Kip and Buh 81. W. Boots ..t-
Cases Mems Calf Creole Congress
Cases Mems Calf and Buff Balmofals
Cases Mems Calf Buff and Wax Brogans
Cases La les Serge and Kid Congress and Polhk
Boots 1E =
Cases Women 8 Morocco. Goat and Buzz Bootees-&
to7, 5 to 8 and 6 toe
Cases Boys Calf Congress and Balnorala. and .
general assortment Of Misses. Youths anG
Cbildren's Shoes.
40 cases GAO dozsu) Mems and Boys Black. BrowE
and Pearl Alpine, Italian, Broadway. 6ene~'
for and Planters' Fur and Wool HATS.
Terms cash. Sale positive. hepso