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Fashions ron .AUGxIsr.



h. es-Bashing Dresses.
Jennie June. = in her fashion letter fon Au-
gust. gives the following interesting hints to
the ladies':
Il THE DaEssMAKERs' HAayssr.
The past few years has been asharvest for.
fashionable dressniaksrs, OF WhicH thay have
maae the most in putting up prizes g almost
mob for the maEins Ia cost twice eaud iuSse three
times as much as the m aterfal a 4iflple street
costume, which has cost fifteen doliSrs or less.
Isis Na t sSs np t. fsy e more *
0niy rpd fcf the Sss hessn: ss
sessfa large city drcssmakinR sstabliahment
but there are few ladies' who cad sa6ord to
draw ON their resources to that extent for any
conside rable length OF time, 80 the number Of
such establishments must always remain limis
ted. For the past two or thres years the
and so rapid. that verv,many have empioyed
first rate dressmakers IN order to obtain mo-
des from which they could fashion their own
wardrobes, or get their saamstress, or less ex-
OF goring. OF making two skirts, Of changing
sashes into bows, and adding bows TO pan.
nlers, is now pretty welt understood tie
memorable dressmaker 6nds her occupation,
not exactly gone. but less eagerly sOuSht aud
paid for.
FREEDOM AND sn6pLIo1rY. -.
Jenkins" to the contrary Notwithstanding
assert there never was time when it was
possible to dress fashionably With so much
ton paragraphists talk OF false figures and
false faces, ola thousand dollars spent in en-
smelling, snas as II every woman pFaciiced these
copy Of her real life. 1t is like, genaraIiSing
over the cholera until everybody IL supposed
to have it, when the real truth is that only one
case was reported, and that doubtful whether
oh HNS G<~ 1o~.
can wear plain linen suits. and be ready for the
streets as quickly as Q man can put on his hat
and coat. there cannot be much fault on the
score Of simplicity. The fault Is inchargipg ppon
for granted that an extravaganes committed
by one person who can afford it. is repeated by
thousand who cannnt z ffnrd If n. = Z.
3ts- -.--- f1.3 AS THEY ARE. 5a,asgge
The truth is written. fashions tsl] not sa
axiom in ssahions ia. 81 e sooh ss styie Is
popularly worn, It ceases to be fashionable; the
aim. therefore, of the fashion writer is not bo
much what is. as that is not generally, worn.
anxiety. The style 81 itO.dsS ID discarded On
paper s1naorroM al%oss psEhas before it has
ese sns e oopss
imaaines her pretty dress, olcak ar or Bonnet met
pdsse and ont OF date already. Practical NO
mens even those who like 70 dress fashionabiy
| swayed by such paItry notions. They do moi
being pretty. tasteful .snd coaveniens should
vssr rsaiR % 1hss O. SDg = i Y
an Individuality which can be aa .,wsll
IT, Any oshsr way. The solly 81 diaoardiDg
accident, Is now very nssry obsoiets Il Enc. y.
| land, the Queen set the excellent example or
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a@ A. RAFFLE FOR A, GOLD WATCH.
for the benefit Of the Orphans in charge Of the Sis
ters of Mercy will take place at Mr. MILES DRAxss
store. corner OF King and Liberty streets, at Six
O'Clock. THIS EVENING. .t Auorstx
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EgSG SysgF FQI4 HTGE H4i.4 S26 A t1atl .At ~
Il aa-. aFRESH as A MAIDEN,s BLUsnn--t
IL the pure peechy Oomplexion which follows. the
use Of HAGAa'S MAGNOLIA BALM, 1t is tha
True Secret Of Beauty. Fashionable Ladies In So
ciety understand this 2ef ~ 149W
The MAGNOLIA BALM changes the rustic Coun.
try Girl into City Belle more rapidly than any other
ono thing. 4
Reaness. gunburn, Tan, Freesles, Biotoass sud all
eeSts OF the Summer Bun disappesr when IL Is used
and genial. cultivated, fresh expseestcn is obsaed
which rivals the Boom Of Youth. Deauty ID possi-
bie TO al who Will invest cents at any
respectable store ana inaist On getting tns lAaEo-
lila BALM. s+5
Use noslang but Lyons Kathairon to dress the
HAIR. s. DAe nnwflmo Jsly 20
sr ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN. ON THR
Rrpors anA Abuses incident tp Youth ana Early Man
hood. wih ths human Wv os trsasnS III spd ssre,
sshk mail axssef charge. kadaSSS now wARb' '&s
soCIATroN. pes n Fhilsds dslphias IA i!aS d
Nay ~ SsS N g 6 4. 3naoa
|aT n. u q xiis iAasssseTps, Y fs 9 ,sgsl'S;: i;
/ gg140NRER R AKp ii y ooaxisrs. M n IS
sS10N MER0H4N1. as. ., ::335s 4
SALES oH aRAL xsTATR. srocxs, ss.
CuALTxED AID RERgONAL gROFEaTX
|lzts ATxENDRD no.:
s. NV ID RoA D-s = il mmr
,St sS 81 .s nsTcN, q. a ss,
M sssn ass s1;s 4 '.sssssss.1 .;ssasss1s; s... ~
Se>k8*Y yts s@ s .,5 x y
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N E w YOkk k AND CHA AN L. HG . II q, N
Re M HIP LINE.
CABIN PASSAGE 800.

<Ekax0 TIE SPLENDID sIDE-WBEEr.
M%N5Kxs STEA MsHIP CHAMPION. r. w.
14saa&akAW LOCKWOOD. Commander, win sail
E..sns ~ - sSsek> from adRer's south Wharf on SAT-
ChDA3' 7th August. at 6 O'Clock p. M.
N1- An extra charge OF S. made for Ticlot. ,,.
chased on board after sailing o'S p"-
,a1 NO Bills OF Lading signed after the steamer
1S Through Bills aftng given for Cotton to
Boston and Providence r. T. o0''oA '"
g 1nrougn Bills OF Lading given to Liverpool.
~ Marine Insurance by this line per Cent
N1 The Steamers OF this line ara frst cJass in
every respect and their Tables are supplied with all
kets. ''''"'A nA@H-
For Freight OF Passage, apply to
JANE ADGEk b CO., Aoeuts
corner Adger'a Wharf and East Bay iUp.atars)
So MANHATTAN to follow SArunnAw 1z+h
August, at II O'Clock, A. M, '
August 2
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-PRMBSRTON, late OF Charleston. are hereby re.
quested to hand in the came properly atteste; and
those who arc indebted to the Estate VII make pay.
ment 70 WILLIAM ". REMBRRTON,,,
Augustl Z w3 ..Tsa4 Administl ator.
u Ss-POIsOhoUs TOILET POWDERs.-LA-
DIES habitualIy us,ng them should discard the
samoa long as they get such an exsu. beau.
tiher as MILK OF yIOLETS "La6ies ara del,sht-
ed with It, ana viii. never bewishout IT, sold by
All Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers. = q. q g
Augn.tA .#f. I4S,isssl{ i I
II a@ wANDo MINING AND MANUFAC-
TURING COMPANY THE Board Of Directors hay.
ing declared aDIvDEND FOR sTRE PAST YEAR
OF TEN DOLLARS PER SHARE, the same will be
paid on and after the SECOND PRoxxo. at the once
OF VIM. Q. DUKRs 4 Co. No, I South Atlantic Wharf.
.stss 8 E222 6s 4 FAB. HACEHR.
July u smx9 ii. Secretary and Treasurer.
AT FLOUR. CORN, hay, &c.-MESsRS.
JOHN CAApsHN d CO. have opered Branch to
their Mesket a..Ask 1a..-4s TN. 4hs cosner az
East Bay ana North; Atlantic Mharf. The store ir
Large ana cosanodious, ma having ssecured : fuIl
stock Of the yaons careais they prepared % fur
nisA their CUSTOMERS With fains ae tAe lowest mar
1st rates, ! =. 9 sox2s - 3. ssptsmbsr z
4 4S CHARLESTON BOARD OF TRADE..--
1hf GhaSaatcn BDardtox TrAAsxOFFERs Vac PRE-
MUM OF TWO OHUNDREDGEsRB BrTsY DoLEsARs
LARS 1890 for ths beat Txeatisel with Statistics
upon the paat and nrAsAre Or xshasiesfnn. tha
sdvantases 70 shs ps NAH ins
Ghsrleston their snoporium spd csHsvscf exchanges.
and the rnsasurss which shcaIA bssdopasa for Be-
curing TO Charleston this positioA ~ .aaa, n
The Treatiss must bel without sigaaaure. but
designated by sonos motto or sentence accompanied
BY sealed envelope. containing withia the motto
or sentence which caanafas kheg Te.li.a Ao,a&s
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FOR NEW YORK,
REG ULAR LINE Every WEDNEsD A y
PASSAGE 500.

Sf1Anm THE SPLENDID STE. MsHIp
lXMX% SARAGOsSA, Captsin g, RrDnn
>s<Tx3lN4E will leave vandelhorst's Wharf on
- "WEDNESDAY, 4th August, 1850. at
July 80 e. / RAvENEL CO.. Agents.
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Wbituarp.
In nIe1saorsnss,

DAvls-Died, May 4tb, 1852 of typhoid fever,
Jesse AUBREY DAVIS, aged seventeen years and
fourteen days, eldest daughter OF Q. T. and F. 81.
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Special Notices.

So ESTATE NOrICE.-ALL PERSONS
having eiaims against the Estate of WILLIAM n.
PRMBsRToN. late OF charleston. are hereby re.
quesed to hand in the sane properly attested; and
those who arc indebted to the Rstate VII make pay:
Ynent TO WILLIAN N. PKMBRRrON : !,
August va Tlal Administ, ator.
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u POISONOUS TOILET POWDERs.-LA-
DIES haNisuslIy us,ng ihsm should discard the
samas long rs they can get such On exquisite beau
timer as MILK or yIoLETs ..Lasies ara delight.
ed with It, and will never beiwishout IT, Sold By
AL Druggists end Fancy Goods Dealers. % =: y y
AusnttA - t8gi - =
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BALTIMORE ND G H A RI E q n q 4
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.


ff@ksxs THE STEAMSHIP ]. W. EVER.
/LkAIIsI|sS MAN, Captain w. n SNYDER WIN
~ElEAK4E1X Il ave North Atlantic Wharf on
sss5z.s~SATURDAY August 7th, at oclook.
For Freight or passage apply to
JOHN h THEO GETTY !.
AuRust 'srs North Atlantic Wharf .
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THROUGH LINZ TO
CALIFORNIA. CHINA AND JAPAN.
CHANGE OF SAILING DAYS.
~ upe s1sanTRs ieaVs PIss No OF % 1Hm w. Asoy
aZNIEA&8X~ foot Of CanaI.street, New York. n
a, - IL O'Clock noon, Of the 1st. lIth and
on Sunday, then the Saturday precedino| -
departure OF lat and 2lst connect at Panama with
steamers for South Pacific and Central Americar
ports Inose OF 1st touch ut Man1anillo.
departure OF llth OF each month connects with
sne I new steam line from Panama to Australia and
Steamship JPAAN leaves San Frsrc rc,sco for oh,,.
and Japan September 4 1869. $500"
s,s NO California steamers touch at Havans, bat 70
olrect rom New York to Aspnwall.
One hundred pounds baggage free to each adup.
Medicine aud attendance free. '
at the ooMPANY's TICKET oFFIcE. ON tSe vSs{i
foot Of Canal-street, North River, New York. "~"
aasss nSRxs ~ : R: sAny est
S<a6ssns ssefr Efgli EHRiAnnlaasso 4 - sssi aal
.nK-A TIE STEAMER GENERAL MANI
6AULr, Captain Il. g, CoRDEs, viii
wharf and leave as above on FRIDAY MoRNMa. tho
9th instant. 49,
For engasenents apply to
sHACKELFORD l. KELLY, Agents.
Ao9us.A No Boyce's Wharf,
FOR WRIGHT's BLUFF YAMD ALL
LANDINGS ON THE SANTEE RIVER.
~s@A THE STEAMER MARION, CAP
eeSs II FOSTER is now receiving
.Auaust ! 2 JOHN FERGUSON.
FOR EDlsTO. ROCKVILLE Ard
BEAUFORT.
p UK@A THE STEAMER PILOT BOY.
n Captain FENN PECK, will leave for
the above points every THURSDAY MonN1No. at 8
O'Clock. Returning. will leave Beaufort FnfDAx
MORNING. at 9 o'clock. and Rais.e SH ata ?; N;
June ~ W AccOnQn odatiOu Wharf.
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Prehdent Hope F1re Engine Company,
AuQust4 Chairman Of Comm ittee
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'Jennie, june. ." in her fashion letter iox Au
gust. gives the following interesting hints t
the ladies' k% t@,G4 M fsN
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HOTEL ARRIVALS. JULY 22.-Charleslon Hotel.
John L. Murray. OHIO; John B. Martin. Clinch
z. Goldsmith, Memphis; W. Gurney, Clty; Pat
Walsh, Chief Male ne. W. O. McMurphy, John
Jenkins, Augusta; W. J. Croswell, Columbia;
A. L. Elhs ano wife, Mrs. snd MISS A. A Con-
nor. Miss NJ. m.;hael. Miss Sampson, George
town; L. Y. Gibbs and wife, Savannah.
xeaolion Ho el.-J. J. Nettles, N. C. Hall,
South Carolina; John 81. Meetse, Lexington,
S. c.; James Back. Columbi J. $. Whit
comb. New York; G. II. Matthews, GOurdln's;
B, D. Cain, Marion.
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An ExcuRsroa 10 LOOKOUT MouNTA1N.-Tm
South Carolina Railroad Company put on sale
to-day excursion tickets from Charleston to
Lookout Mountain, Chattanooga, al one fare
to 20 and return. The tickets are only so,
ard hold good until September Let. The scen-
cry in the nelgiborhood OF the mountain is
very grand, and the view from the summit has
no superior 10 this country. Chattanooga
and Missionary Ridge are, we need hardly say,
in the neiehborhood Of Lookout.
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A NEGRO THREATENS WHITE MAN WITH THE
z. z. K.-1HE NEWS, Of yesterday, gave an
account OF the trial Of negro policeman,
named Butler, for maltreating white man
whom he had arrested. It will be remembered
that Mr.. Hogan, policeman. testified against
the negro. Shortly after the trial mulatto
policeman, named Bampield, threatened MIR.
Hogan with the Z. & Z. because he had testi-
fed against Butler. BampReld was arraigned
before the Chief Of Police, yesterday morn
ing, and, after hearing, was dismissed the
force.
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THE CUsroMHOUSE.
AID 1N1ER1H Vs. AD oUrRR1M-rHE WAR ooM-
MENCED-pRIZE: FOUR HUNDRED THoUs'
AND DOLLARS WORTH OF PROPERTY.

Advance Of the New Collector Upon the
Customhouse Tho Old Collector BE.
como. .'ornplimcntary-Alde T. j.
Mackey Wants to Kick the New Col
loctor Out OF the Buildtng-Drnmatic
Seene.-Alderman Mackey as q Report
er-The New Collector Refuses to Leave
when Requested by the Old Collector,
and is Put Out by the Boat Hands.
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TmD DAILY NEWS PRICE CURRENT AND Con-
nrno1A1 CIRCULAR will be ready for delivery at
our counhng-Ioom at nlne o'clock this moTn-
ing. Single copies i've cents. Orders for ten
oofaes and over will be filed at the rate Of two
and haK cents per copy.
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AUCTION SzLRS THLS DAP.
Ho1xEs l. MAosxrH viii sen at II o'clock, ct
their Office horses mules, &c.
Sheriff MAoxKY will II at 10 O'Clock, at the
Northeastern Railroad wharf, the steamer
Idea.
KNOX. DAILY: & Co. will sell ct 10 O'Clock, at
their store. furniture and sundries.
MMB DRAKE win sell at 10 O'Clock, ut his
store, boots, shoes and hats.
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LAsps FOB sALE;;- Colonel shannon ehars for
sale one hundred: th6assnd acres OF hnd in
Kershaw County. consisting Of Aity select
fflims on tkSe railroad. ranging irony one hun
dred sndAfty to ave hundredactei. Thu is
an excellent opportunity for persons who wish
IN Inv 1snds nj how .uffusss-s ~
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Tn cysro1mouE DuElouIrr.-It IS gen.
orally reported and believed that Mr.. Clark
~enE b, the customhouse, yestsrdsy, hoping
that he would receive the treatment he met
with, in order that hecould make capital out
lof it when his nomination was brought before
the United aies Senate for confirmation.
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No. 14S Fulton.street, New York

UNITED STATES COURT, JULY 22-Hos. GEO.
s. BRYAN, JUDGE, PREsDNa.-The following
business was disposed of to-day:
In the District Cout.-Petitions OF John
Mayer and Charles G. Kendall, for final dis
charge in bankruptcy, were granted.
In tn Q case OF W. @. Young vs. ]. D. Harper,
the report OF the Registrar as to eale was
confirmed.
In the case OF Mary J. Reed vs. B. b. Reed,
it was ordered that the assignee should con-
vey to the petitioner.
In the case Of Richard Roper and Theodore
stoney, petition to amend sob edule, the peti.
ton was granted.
In the case Of J. N. Nathans vs.. Levy & Alex
ander, petition for dividend, the petition Was
granted.
In the Circuit Court.-In the case Of G. F.
Hampton vs. George A. Trenholm, and the
same vs. John Fraser, on appeal for new
trial, the motion was argued by A. G.. hagrat
for appellant up to the hour Of adjournment.
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YAcHr KAcz.-Ihe following boats are en-
tered Tor the race on next Saturday, 24th in
stant, and are to observe the following rules:
Yachts Ella Anna, Eleanor and Maggie Nit
chell, Stakes one hundred dollars side.
The yachts are to start from buoys anchor
ed near Southern wharf. The starting signal
will be given at one O'Clock P. II. The yachts
to proceed down the harbor, passing to right
and southwark Of Marsh Channel buoy, to left
and eastward Of Cummings Point buoy. to the
right and southwark Of Pumpkin Hill buoy
(red,) out and around the Charleston Bar
Lightship. Returning, passing the Pumpkin
Hill buoy to the left and southwark, the Cum
ming's Point buoy to the right and uorthward,
the Marsh Channel buoy 10 the left and south
ward, then up the harbor, and around stake
boat anchored near Remley's Point; returning
to the starting buoy.
The Maggie Mitchell is to be allowed the dif-
erence of eleven minutes in her favor.
It was further agreed that providing the
race is not made within six hours from the
time Of starting, that it shall be declared no
race, and the boats may sail again within two
weeks.
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PAspos.-aoveruor Scott has pardoned Vim.
Todson, Of Darlington. who was sentenced to
six months in the penitentiary or 500 dne, for
buying stolen cotton.
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TEE Nzws M rH1 CouNraH.-Beaders Of
IN. NEwsgoins 70 the country can receive
their fav,nts pspr By mail. daily. at seyenty-
Ave 6Snts month. by addressing snote. With
their subscripeton, 70 our publication Office.
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TEE w1xARp PzapoRxAno..-owing to the
weather last night, there was quite small at
tendance to witness the performance OF Mr.
Saxeen.-.-Ass sat Of funiture Will be given Away
ta-mrht. Everybody should attend.
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THE FAsMoNs.rLs Follet saws: "Sashes
have b, no means disappeared. though their
make alters considerable from time to time.
II would be impossible to describe the i'm
uaense variety Of styles in which they are made.
soihe are embroidered on the ends with AoW-
ers; others are Of moire; then there are the
Roman and the Vatican sashes, tied at the
side, which, it is said, will be favorites at the
seaside this year, as well as the black ribbons
worked with colored bouquets. Very pretty
little cravats are made to match these spshes.
We must not omit to mention that velvet and
lace are the trimmings principally in vogue at
the present time. The diadems on the bon
nets continue to be worn very high, and much
trimmed with flowers and feathers. Blonde
and tulle are the most in request, but many
elegant fapchons are made OF rice straw,
trimmed with bouquets Of feathers and fow-
ers. Thus fanchon Of rice straw. edged with
blue satin and blonde, with bouquet Of blue
feathers, in the centre Of which was an exquisite
tea rose. Brides Of blonde blue satin, fastened
by bow. Another edged with small wreath
of variegated leaves, with bow ofpink ribbon
on the top, forming the centre to a bouquet OF
small white feathers. Brides Of white blonde,
fastened by bouquet Of leaves and small pink
bow. The hats Of the present season are e1-
cessively elegant and varied in shape and trim
ming. Flowers and feathers are used in pro.
fusion; still, in sikilful hands, with such mate
riaIs, graceful coffure is secured
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Sisters OF Mercy. took place in the hall OF that
building yesterday afternoon.
The ball was tlstefulIy decorated with ever
greens aud flowers, and with pictures and
works of art executed by the scholars. present
ing most attractive appearance. About five
O'Clock the scholars marched into the hall,
which was already nearly filed with their re-
latives and friends.
The exercises were commenced with a few
Introductory remarks from Rev. Father Ber.
mingham, who, in conclusion, introduced Mr..
Edward LaAtte. The prizes we're then dis
tributed to the scholars by Mr. Laatte. Near.
ly every scholar received prize, to which, IL
We Judge from the proficiency displayed by
them yesterday afternoon, they were justly en-
titled. The difficulty in obtaining correct
list OF the names Of the recipients Of prizes, is
the cause Of the non-appearance Of any Of
them in thus account.
The recitations by the girls. and the oempo-
sitions in both French and English, were ex-
cellent, and received, as they deserved, the
commendation OF the large assemblsge pres.
ent.
The exercises, which we're Of highly inter-
esting character, closed at late hour last
evening. The high degree ofproAciency shown
BY the scholars was most gratifying to their
relatives and friends, and entities their In
structors to the utmost praise.
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A "L1rrIE OPERATION" PRoposED.-The fol-
lowing letter has been recently received BY q
prominent merchant Of this city. It is we'll
worthy OF perusal, showing as it does the un-
blushiug rascality and boldness OF the New
York swindlers
Dear Sir-We desire to inform you that we
have on hand about $3.50 600 in the best fifty
cent stamps ever PUT on the market. C"Queer. }
They caDuot possibly be detected by the
best e1 oerts. We would like a personal in
terview if you could come on. Then we could
explain matters to better advantage. $40
per 800 is the price, and if you desire to
see sample We will send it for twenty-five
cents. You can make 500 a day if you are
sharp and keep it to yourself. NUNS the
at this m a month than you can at any other
bu ,iness 1u a year. Be careful not to lose
this. You can get it all of at par, and deteo-
ton is impossible. Address plainly.
DALEY d Co.,
No. 148 Fulton. street. New York.
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THE HOUSE OF n. BISCH0FF q CO.-Ine alter-
ations and repairs going on for some time in the
fine building on East Bay, occupied by 81. Bis
choff & Co., were completed yesterday, and the
whole establishment is now one OF the largest
and most commodious in the Southern States.
The main building, fronting on the Bay, one
hundred and thirteen feet deep and forty.seven
feet wide, is three stories high. In the base
ment, which is kept dry by an ingenious or
rangement Of pipes and drains, huge casks Of
bacon and pork are stored. In the nam store,
on the ground floor, flour, sugar and other
groceries are kept. On the second floor are
the liquors and wines Of all kinds and the
finest qualities. On the third floor bagging,
rope and ales are stored. But the great fea-
tues OF the building is the extension or new
storehouso which runs from the rear Of the
main building clear through to State-street.
This extension ID one hundred and ninety-six
feet long, by forty-seyen feet wide. The q oor-
ing and roofing are Of the most substantial
kind, and the skylights are 30 contrlvcd that
there is always plenty OF light and plenty OF
fresh air. The floor is laid at slight angle,
so that molasses and sugar leaking from the
barrels will run into vat instead Of running
to waste. The long rows OF hogsheads and
barrels make this new building goodlg sight.
To give some idea Of the size of the estab.
lishment, we may mention that it's total length
is three hundred and nine feet, with width of
forty-seven feet. A tram-way runs through
from street to street, AMI trucks rolling upon
this allow heavy weights to be moved with both
rapidity and ease. The work has been done by
MIR. Albert Elfe, the contractor and builder, Of
this city, and he has reason to be grati6ed at
the result of his laoors.
From whe we have said, it viii be seen that
Fl. Blschoff & co. are go-ahead people. Ne
hope that they, and ali our merchants, will
have this fall more trade than they GIN take
care of. We may then have, next year. other
establishments as convenient and US sugges-
tive ''of good tunes coming" as that OF q.
Blschoff g. 20.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-23

Route AGENT Appo1NTEp.-We learn that b.
@. Merritt, of this city, has been appointed
route agent between Charleston and Graham
vile. g.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-23

ME1oNs.-Those who enjoy fresh Augusta
melons will find ct the store OF Messrs. An
drews salvo, No. 4s7 6ing-street, the largest
stock at the lowest prices.