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leaIes tho T. sofs and be1utit1 ALAcx Of nxowN,
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. J0n. /. Observation-Disclosures .
Observation-Disclosures,
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6% AMERICAN GLASS
lsN WtSDUw PULLETa-Tee hna-
~ r1est. uost durable, and vE3Y
sTc9 M .as sss,p ssss,p''s snag.a T,2ags s1 1
For rae By LardEs-r oea,tfs.
Seuu Ios circa1Af and s.Innte1 70 Ihe AMERICAN
GLASS WINDOW PCLLKY COMPANY, 81 Con
ETesa A., Boston.
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Tea and GO Hteyn 1888.

We Atatdce from the Eer Ta1k Fraes C4srenl tic
following statements Of Tho t1ada OF tho United
states IN Ieaa and Co1eea during The year Bsa,
TKkk. 7
, 1869-01-19
CcERaenfasf tn I.adtes

n {, Il. CAT, formerly of Sew York. hxs had
tKentJ year, experience ID pr1.ueA Atosfe1y, Aol
attend1 70 Fr:aNe Complaints e1eloaIe!y:, LadIts
In delicate heath, Gn111ttx ul t{ftKplx1tles pecu-
=r 70 Tho ftAlr Is steu can apply ia ne1Eou, ~
1aD. Nth certainty OF SucceEs- OMee, u Sooth
Cikrk4t inp sr2ir7) Chicago.
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ONDON AND NEW TORE
STEAMSHIP LIHE

6n11efa Ep1tA !Tnuy, to Loatoa DIHaC7, ucac I.Ap
30. Ensta Rive. R"F Yost- FHss2ke At 5lto, f.
Hr1 IL. Currency.
cs.LA-.....-..., JAN Il W1- 1-PHa.......Feo. -
AIAIAkfA..........Feo.6s aN4-.ox .AA1ch
For pAaAAKc 10 HAtr., Paris, anrwsfl Atu t1aI.&s
dAn, atcAespe*t GaHeaeJ fsssA, Apply 10 Hoa1F 3.
HAEl:AII, wes,saa Aseat en:7er Ls.sle and Mss.
lson-sta.. Ch}tasA
so' Il SoEto-sat..a III HI r. E4T1AHn = .a-1EuAtl--
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cH1 AAKADsTu1ys MnyIx1xr.
The following AFRO tho receipts and shipments
OF Fsout and Grain Tor list week Atd tor the cor.
responding weeks Ct dag with 1he dates 1aucd;
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Superintendent Stetnhetaer, OF tho LeucAster
Go1n!y. pat Acsplt.l .ay.; aiaaLEs's naE1
ytar1 in tho treatment Of dlselaa xith The htzhett
gucctss. It u . standard remedy here
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ana treatment E N praT1te n Attet8-ku1te female.
DR. L. hASGEN. - hon oe-4s rtite Lecs1ts And
see. r. ths MRS. - esna sgeaeie P1lis eert.ia
~ 70 G4stF.eo peT1ons Also. NERyth PtLI.S-sufq
cure TN victims of seIfetazt-f7I1 By Ma,l Enclose
ki1Up Il Adt{s4AE Z q. Boz -, EhlsaSu.
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do zli:kc; 100 pf x do ii isc @'4o ~ fAf'
AAf-There EA4 no change IN the u.rket so-dsf.
ether tn tone g IT, pE!c:. The tennAau contsnnes
naore tn4u .ustaintd: TIN Tny,. rn1lef and
ess.s@ pre.sed tlt1 t1@l7no; Tuo!ny. loose pytaaaa,
{!in. Lle: FFaitte. loose prss ssed. fn.skataso;
eta5' 1'e ~ Iooae. .3s 9a xs;1o, slsoS; rtsitte.
riiDl hide .HeeetJsa @ 3:sm p: shipped. 1sa.7aa ns.
Hides 'oasy. .nd ~ desirable orerincs weTo tstsa
4P a. tEe.,nn II ;es price snr1eat l.at week,
our lish y follows: Grtsn bntehe.s'. aasXe:
% G1es -1itsS I1 eusSd nx4H1es 9n e. aaItea. pot
lsc: UrJ Fnnt .ss.5c DRY sAled, utr1mrd. lS@ Ie;
UAmatet, txothlrt4 Price: Branded Atdes, ID per
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1ts an Ffy1Ebts

Special DeFpaseh to the Chicago TrInuue.
q. fzx1oHFb-paa; aad rites for Kr.tn ne d,ooo-
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The Llvs 4Lcc4 --erxoxs.
epeetl Despatch % Iht Chicago Ttioxae.
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AIhAs7tE. X tJ4u. "a
=: eat'le maskct opened slla liberal surply,
cetnand t+rnly aerste sua tnc sit7 bInf tara
~ lne 'ehantsss.oe pEeet are down xsxe per 5.
r., Al sHc. and ), ,Atef.sllS l,so6 ~ Mstcs Psssr
7 = 2 n ~. ~ low. :fe..xt.E iii S at 7xs
KsEs'.. sra ak1nx l.to nt u 80; Il, a1srsetas
3.xn -. It SXe, 81, 1.l.o "a. atdxc
LNlnfAoh q RuGenthAl 911d - Trinats ~.
;s1:!nE ~ nAntsk~ II avsr2xtns LIN D, ,as sXc,
8 ine't ihsh'.nsk!; sret1;,1S iso - sse H.IIA
NSs ittn ~. 1.tao y. assRn, ., aIeFsxiny
LILO - At tXc. T. ArEaktux 10 IA at exc Usy1A
AvsrsGinE f.lau, u axe 7
sM1Ef~Ars : lltsle nieher And In good dem and u
p1Gx.
ps1ssEo Hods-Are selling 1t u. .0lsc tok haavy
Entetu and Stair '~
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1nn medicine heals &baeesaes aud tuo4,c1es On TIA
lank1 prevents the unhealthy secre.ioos Or he bro
soia1 taoefs atd removes rom them those aeruu,s
uoaa oa neto!o nsttef shseh caoses oppna1loa 4S
the brrast, tlaac1l3 ot breathing, &e -. II m
VIE toothez those irritastoaa Of the re.7rnsary a.
6aes heh prodnes coughs, and Which, II oerteetse.
~ VET spt TO terraate 10 ooaa uoptou. in cpnao
uon With the Puimoute 6yrup, and 10 .s4!1s no op
TAaon thereof
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Anes,ean' .efosG sdi --.--...-.s.4... IS
s:ls s., ies; sstt1;,1 il lie demand X t
eha.ee: Ptsras uudcrwecE % uAtc5tI
I. I. o@t. ~,
81. r. a
"a. kex - ''''''''. .t-''.....,...,...--.... $50
Sd, p .'''-.....'... ....-...-...--..-..,S SE
ID, ''"'-'-.st--- $50
F1ns hSusd st Is
I1ne Huee ID 70 ia
CireEtd ksE.. ...........,..,.......': =
oILs-Ihe rs,ies "a; 1;;s;os,;t -:
81 81 9s',.s s.sr ssfs 4 d
Hnssd ss5,si1. sSn eoauanes e1atea ssd aaseisted.
sSs1ea. eSn q AZ fiassea A., 98:s 9g8S:s g.
Ssl Ssl Slaier 1i 81 E1Ea r. = T'es9; o.
ii. "a: TstG y st.alts, sils I1brtcaunr Ill IA
sea-, 81 = Sc Sperm Oh, = 20; Ele ahsat q
:! ~ p7,Ss1;,0Ss-E. ~>tFea, 1,.cu a, m, u,,,,.
q e; a1ea.Ises !, r. ns Lasdt he market Va
os.e- ~ tne opening. bat cssoer At ne
esoass sses.1:. o1asa TT: 20 b;!. Ms. sD ob,,
~ O.: ss':, .eiie5 r. ot. As.. ozanss1 i
Isxe xste2rs-sa'es ~ae: ID - says. zepfu.
aaSsEr Ss3,t k1Pszs.. P.ss.. .r.: saao =. :. i've m
baJe: Frip.rs' u ~sss; soae-, >. DIR s4t.~d
sssaEs.y e7tainsi Il - q y iae srot' 1900
ttIp-sa,sSs .e+t ,p4t - IL 61she e1y: ! Febsuary
= ci:{ & .titez eeH2:;3 Hss3 .? /: laa
sa 10 g 9o1 ~ ste..ed Gsseksea At
s. Ky >. ehcsea 4Tr;sa rnrt ao1 A. ~: Deg J.
= !: ,s Il e. u !. q Z.
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ptt. ,ssa q. hs'a
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a:t:. t;-.r wsft Erta. u foloF1: ee'Fe' Ano
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7eIos788 oc'E*&H 70 Ird rdGnluaEEn tsI311t.
NV 9pKK+ Jan. H.
Beet etCatt!e-Re ptI fK the xenk, kAa, aad sircs
ssrnrsy Aiss tood G.tus 10 tA!t d1ta ND y about
htee pts Of eeat.ro4z did ant Etner Nt bin marc
taAn l1t md qantArona ~ets 15k 41aKo for E,o1 10
prime: lt2HAc for ucdlnm to CHI, and l&Gisc fol-
Inferior Ane common. "
sneep-Iee*tpts Tor the week, tss11. and sineu
Saturday 1h..7t Fair dsmAnd aad n1m Il 31s7Kc
swl1 Receipts for the wetk. 7,esl. and dan4 Sat-
uftAy At& f1sm Atukall&c
rHI1ApttfN1A.
anItADK1fHIA. jAn 1a.-aeef Catne.FAte de-
maud tx.tA @tAts and Fe8tafr Atee7 II 3k@Iekt:
Jltf to good 1t sx9.; CON noA a SAic y,
Shdep-&,40 M,ld 1T 377 7t, frpU,
Hofs-Adtanceds 3ocR fold II Fl33a&Ie 10 2 cVt
-, -. IT. LOEB.
sF; Lors. Jan. is--uaea unchanged, With sslea
Ca ue-steany and trsn as 9&e I'M iafcrtes to md
oiom tHAse fos good 10 piino; e37c fof ehoIee 70
Shses-!a eester rrGuess Al faooa7,oo per head f,r
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Nl1aakee Div1Ffon Deyot} 'sc n. 'spp.n
t6pm Wen1 street. Dtpon. .tn y, "a. 'S.9.n
isoa Wens ss1ees Sepetj. -4nu. 'srLm
tnon v esis ssrsss besasj. sslup.n4 "ssnLm
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pg5I fsas:s Fsa:ssttr seSsaiead'ns ease
IL HsS1os. bostn9easesa eass IA Assss. ca,caso
oH1cAoo. nq2n. qs2sn.L5E5xs. 5s6:ss q FAots,e
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ksotah e tst.s s1sst r.,,ss..''fs;5 :. =. 50 n
ayds PA Z oafT oods. sa15 I. a. a .1Ssn = q.
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oanSao' nraLi1afea 4 eutsox. i
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ua1gAao, LTos 4 ~. 1eu,s.
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eorazoeasaor. .....-.-. +scop.n- tasan
tExceps sund4yl
saAIuF11ya excepted.
slon uhs tbs 4he ?. n usta- ''--' D''f
Y:s$sEz5s: Gss;S III SSSijSSaass SiSatsss!sss sa44ffs 4;s
!LHEs - t-oa |
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:o.1poss b;T 9;T,e 9f4p5nss: ..sI1p- n fsia n.
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And Fxtnrs P:osroca IN Liz eita13 .arealed BY Ds.
R1ph&hl II ~ KAst AAd1sonst, up4t1ts1 a. Eal6a1
~ Who AZ unsoeeessfal IA na. % estntnee TcalIk
And hApplntsa- CoaA1fiAuou ne r. Send four 3cen
Etanps as hiA '-3uide 70 healra am Lang Ln.~ His
--7sar Hbo1t Winning ths Affections pf tn opoQ41sf
9E1 VII b 3ens E1Aux With +
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Dr.. Townsend.

DE-. Townsend.
t7 scuto .1a1kss treAts Ill r11rats aud SaIuA1 Dis
sa1ei md stscts permanent eu.r !z the most vtu,
lanS And ooStln4ta @ 1e1s without the U1a OF
cuJ. ,1cse sudenn1 from Seminal Westnaaa.. Ser-
youo peninty, Or eJphHtae adect1ons Of acy lind.
aaocld CAL eE11y, lid s4ya t1a, su1atnx &nd 81
penAe: AL temA1e D1se&se4 and DIFFICULTIES treal-
eG WIZ stnN 4nd srEc.n His Fkmphles Of Ad-
nr. G6y' Periodic Mixture
hY.uspr saiou Of retention OF natural ev1eu1tiots.
It. u ,s.e - = q suIe u sIt5sEs etses possessing EE
ooEh rrstftt pT, Gay Eire1 his whale attention to
dl,sates recHNss 70 women Roaru and u1r1inE fcr-
NJ xIntr
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.! sad y 6onth ClasttH. Chicago. tures Tor no
e. neshod- He j. . graduate of sho uaivnfsiV Of
EnIadelphtA Ana i tho most reliable phyNc3An Ia
the oily Tor III Chronic And Scxusl DtAssAq Of bet
.e5es scnd st1.ap for Theory Of Nervous and 81 Z
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nnuf. Era: II Wheat aunt No !, ii -: ko.1'
y 3: II ~ 90 ssaes Corn arm and tn dsmsnd
nrnJ - u 4aa1-t1 Oaa nrn; 20, l. des
fAle{ EntaAaxeo Aud quiet best y Ads1 II "a
c1Ih buy-rJ. 49, 'N'' otAe ao
nHNKKT-F1rEa NJ No.
fEoF1atQxs-Ht1d w1th ,ntrraxA1 a,-.....-.
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- - " ot.L IuIl lht nO33F. I1$ ftct1pA during
wrrr s5@ feet ofLumntr. While for The correaP7nd.
1ne tA.t aeAs u oof-t were received. re
srf+ no receipt. os ahl e'es Or tAth eish-rea. ria
,ss;. ST sfes o .oa IT. l.ss e.
ysiss so-a,J e1hlats~a aoi.Ssts ds9rss II actIv.
out!Em6er. Tbe -sgtnAw Enttr7rtk.
"p!sr.rss uK sts,ounss reseh from the lu,n1-T-
inE ol.t 20 n+rtieatsr locality beng Al exo~r
A29 s IL. L1n.6sHoea s.p,i.t !nc .ooss .hts u..on
of!oss y test dfT or Q "a hundr q mll!on l.tt ID
!Smo. rneu dono. ,e,it !: e rx3ie..tSe api IL
Eek CO. TINS: Al nurts camp, On the
Ilttanaws,tee IS uncth. i ~c.,. IS mll,1 frru,
hss.a 'a:y bare ials tsa IN tos dr.ys, oat tae
Ient7da} ~ ~ The t-auus 10 tEat locality Wcrn
tnken or thr 'elEhs Belox iaerris no h4alins III
~ &C. nni -. *as:rseI rsnm the K>xxxrul 10
Gses And "a s.role stas,. thai tamn:fmsa arc n.ai
v.a ron Rids sdyer ~, sast 1aii3 .,1sy ~ Eli s
ioTs were t1p.Ced TO have been rot Jul Of
~ os H. a. Tfs.''s5 g. ssssi sss
slscsrctlIbe oset. ata. in i S,1nt ia1%ss % ssty
g b.d Siva. a!snouss - ha!s no 1av.ce. g3a ss3a
IL 7e1 eaE ss.9 saI h.ss Se ~;
Crrsk aaa reH cT.e Is III hsse shat % a . on tns
5eaca. nn .he Sorta and sou,h branches they sosx-
1sanchss som~ lin. ago. Nsny OF thetestts ~ m
ln tae upper e. cAsns ts1buEA Ay to II T1tlshs1ae
Ioo.rro. euEsF. s'urrI oa. Nnla.srs ana Csdsf
s1 shs1. t1a Beg dt na9tnsssn Y sae.s ro.a1
consequence Of Il atk-d change oI tae orntnse,s
To- lumhe7inr Abd sout de11css aoldlnE err uU.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-13
The Chinese Puzzle.

It is amusing to watch the quandary into
which the Radicals have been thrown by
the suddenness with which Chinese immi.
grafton has doomed up as national ques-
tion. Even the New York Tribune, which
is usually ready enough to take sides, con-
fesses itself staggered BY the problem. 1t
has been turning it over for some weeks,
but has got no further towards unriddling
it than this:
"While we have given some time and thought
to the problem Of Chinese immigration, we
have not attained a dnsl solution, and have no
opinion respecting it that wo seek to impose
on others. Il may be that further knowledge
aud consideration will induce us to unite in
the demand that this immigration be stopped,
though our present leaning is adverse to this. :"
This would not be unworthy Of the i'm
mortal Bunsby.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-13

with the knife hard substance. Pushing his
explorations further, he f1shed up, to his hor-
TOR, grinning skull, the very skull he had so
often vainly importuned his lady friend to
give him. That dinner party adjourned with
wonderful rapidity, and with frightful e1cla-
nations.
The original manuscript Of Edgar A. Pos's
story, "The Murders in the Rue Morgue,"
is in the possession Of Lieutenant j. NJ.
Johnston, Of Lancaster, Pa. The story is
written in the fine print like hand" for which
the poet was famous. on large sheets Of heavy
unruled foolscap paper. 1t seems to us that
the copy must have been rewritten very care
fully for the printer by Poe, as all the punetua-
tion marks, capital letters, italicised words and
paragraphs, are carefully designated, wnicn
could hardly be the case in the first writing OF
g story by any author, especially story evinc-
ing 80 much thoughtful analysis as "The Muir
ders in the Rue Morgue." There are sixteen
and a half closely written pages of the
manuscript. The third page does not contain
single erasurs or interlineation, whilst the
other pages contain mparatively few, and
those are principally where the writer has ab-
breviated or altered his method Of expressing
an idea by substituting short for long sem
tence, or by striking out some words in sem
tencs as surpIusage. 1t also appears that the
author has carefully read over the manuscript,
even after transcribing it, and in some in
stances has substituted different word for
the one frat written. and in few places he
has on the magin Of the pages -purposely left
-interpolated sentences. Every word in
the manuscript is spelled correctly, and writtea
go plainly that the dulIest typographer would
L., dorir,I ar,nn kIn-nonu
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-13
Oh HARLES STON.
TUESDAY MORNING, JULY IS, 1859.
Coming to the Point.

It is evident now that the long cottonand
rice planters are Of one mind in their de-
termination to take Cinnamon as their prin-
cipal laborers. This is settled, and we
agree with our correspondent, Planter, that
We must come to the point and fnd out how
these Cinnamon are to be obtained.
There Is at present no regular agency in
the East Of which We know, whore con-
tracts may be made for Chinese lsborers ct
. given rate. In Tennessee and the Mis-
sissipi States, however, the planters are
getting the matter into shape, and It is
probable that At the Memphis Convention,
which meets to-day, some precise informs-
ton will be furnished. We chsve ourselves
taken steps with . view to obtaining trust
worthy reports IS to cost Of shipment
the time required to complete engage
ments, and other collateral. matters, and
we hope to be able ere long to give our
readers. full and definite particulars for
their guidance. All the information that
We receive, either through the public pSese
or private channels, will at once be made
public in our columns. We may add that
We shall be pleased at all times to receive
and consider suggestions upon the import
ant question Of Chinese immigration.
A number Of planters have already writ
ten to say that they will take Chinese If
they can get them; and we have NO donbt
that thousand Of these lsborers could be
placed in q few weeks. TIE News was
the drst paper to advocate boldly the
use Of Chinese labor in our low-oountry,
and we shall not cease to agitate the sub
ject until every planter has actually OBJ
tanned as many Chinese as he requires.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-13
The Future OF Charleston.

The Philsdelphis North American exposes
the folly Of . Western paper, which, while
foresseing that the recovered prosperity Of
the South must lead to the building up Of
great cities on the Southern sesbosrd,
makes the strange mistake Of pointing out
Beaufort, 8. c., Brunswick, Ca, Dsrisn,
Ca, and st. Msry's, Ga, as destined to
be- to the South what Boston, New York,
Philadelphia and Baltimore are to the great
North. The North American remarks:
1.-THE focal points Of Southern population,
already 80 conspicuous that it is extremely odd
for any one to make mistake about the mat
ter. These points are Norfolk, Charleston and
Savannah. No other positions on the South
ern seaboard can compare with these for natu-
raj advantages. Charleston, in the heart Of
the sea island cotton district, the richest in
the South, and with railwaS communication
extending through the whole central South, is
sure to become great city.
"These are the points in that region to
which the enterprise and capital Of the North
ern seaboard are now directed, and the great
ness Of any other places thore can be but
dream. The cotton factories Of the Southern
interior naturally connect with Savannah and
Charleston. Formerly those cities depended
in too large degree upon their natural COM
msnd Of the great Southern staples, cotton,
tobacco, rice and naval stores; but now they
are wide awake to the need Of industry and
enterprise. Their railroad communications
extend westward to the Mississippi River. So
ciety, wealth, education AID business at the
South all tend as naturally to these centres on
the seaboard as the same elements in the
North do to the great cities above named"
The North American concludes this bright
but not overdrawn picture Of our prospects
with msgnanimous disavowal Of any wish
to repress the growth Of the Southern
cities. This it accompanies with the I'm
erous and disinterested counsel that we
should incontinently abandon the dream
"of direct trade with Europe" and confne
our efforts to the cultivation Of close com
mercial relations with those "great indus
"trial oentres," whereof the City of Bro
therly Love is the chief
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GottH.
ca A r L e s T o N H o i 4 l.
CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA.

THIS FIRsr.cLAss BorEL. SITUATED IN A
pleasant location and in the business portion OF the
city, renders it the most desirable Hotel for etner
permanent or transient guests. .he accommodations
are having extensive suites of elegantly
furnished apartments for f,miies aud single Gentle
men The proprietor Will endeavor TO maintain the
high reputation erjoyed blythe "Cbarleson" as q
first class house, and no effort will be spared 70 Ge-
serve continuance of the liberal patronage hereto
fore bestowed upon It s-
The best of Livery accommodations will be found
adjoining the establishment.
Ihe house /. supplied With the celebrated Arte.
sian Water Of which delightful baths can be had
either day or night. Z. b. JACKSON,
JuIy lS Proprietor.
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Gbu atiDual.

TTIGH SCHOOL OF Oh ,RLESTON.
III The E1ercis Of this institution will be re-
sumed on "WEDNESDAY, 18th July. Thorough in
struction given IN attn, Greek, French German
Mathematics. and tn, higher branches Of English.
Terms OF tuition. Sl2 per quarter, payable In ad-
vance. No extra cIarge for French. derman, or
Stationery.
=. Il. KTNGM An, A N, Principal
v. C. DIBBLE, A. B.. First Assistant.
HIP. FEUGAS, A. N French Master.
". a. A. DAAS, German Master.
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Doaroina.

ID BEACH HOU'E Is now opened for the acc M
modstion OF Bosrders either permanent or transient
Ample accommodation for Picnic aod Maroon Par
ties Carriage in attendance at Wharf
July2 12s W 7. MCDONALD, Proprietor.
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E ID w A Il ID ID LY,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. S2 Warren-stTeet.
1yr,1D rnDU

PERSONAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO THE PCh.
CHASE of ull kinds of MERCHANDISE. Boots,
Shoes BATS. Ca and Trunks. aud Straw g oods B
peciaty.
,Consignments of all kinds Of Staple Articles ana
general PRODUCE solicited.
Prompt returns gua-auteed.
EDWARD DAILY,
! LATE OF Charleston, g. O.
! mi-Weedy Price Currents aent free by post.
JanIary ~ DC omos
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I'm THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOB SOU RI @ CARoLINA..-
JULY TERM, 1852 In TIE MATTER OF E.
r. DAVIS, OF COLLRToN COUNTY, BANKRUPT. :.
PETITION FOB FULL AND FINAL DISCHARGE
IN BANKRUPTCY.-Crdered That hearing be hsd
on the TwKaTY.s1xTH DAx OF JULY, 1859, at Federal
Courthouse In Charleston, T. c.; and that Gil credi-
tors, &s, OF said Bankrupt appear at said time and
place. and show cause, II any they can, why the
prayer OF the petitioner should not be granted.
BY order Of the Court, the 10th day OF July 1859.
DANIEL HORLBECK,
Clerk of the District Court Of the q. T. for 8. @.
July Is tu2
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RfmQpal.

ID E MOV A LIS CKAUSS & VANCE
IN have remover to the Store No. l49 MEETING
81 nkET opposite the Charleston Hotel, formerly
occupied by Messrs. Dewin9, 1haye, & Co, where
they are otferiug large and complete assortm et of
DRY unj FANCY GOODS. limo July
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CT. CLOUD HOTEL.

THIS NEW AND CoMMorIoUs HoUsE. LocAT.
ED corner OF Broadway and Forty-seoond-street,
advantages over all other houses for the ao.
commodation ot its guests. It was built expressly
for first-cl,ss family boarding house-the rooms
being large and en- suite. heated by stean-with not
and cold " ter and furnished second 10 none; while
the culinary department is IN the most experienced
hands, afIording guests an unequaEed table.
One Of Atwood's Patent Elevators 10 also among
the '.modern improvements" and ut the service Oh
guests at all hourf. d.
The Broadway and University Place Cars pass the
door every four minutes, running from the City
Hall to Central Park, while the Sixth and seventh
avenue lines are but short block on either side
aiording ample facilities for communicating with all
the depots steamboat landings, places Of aruse-
ment and business Of the great metropolis.
MORE & HOLLEY. Proprtetors.
March - 6mos
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Tx THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
LINA-JULY TENN, 1S69.-IN The MATTER OF
WILLIAM NJ. BALE. OF MOUNT pleasant.
RANKRUPr-PETTTION FOR FULL AND FINAL
DISCBA BARHE IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, That
a bearing be had on the TWENTY SIXTH DAY cX
JULY AID 1852 ct Federal Courthouse in Charleston,
8. C.; and tnas all Creditors, &c., Of said Bank.
rupt appear at said time and place. and show
cause II any they can, why the prayer Of the pet.
toner should not be granted.
BY order OF the Court the 18th day OF July, 1859.
DANIEL HORLBECK.
Clerk Of the District Court Of the United States for
bouth Carolina. tu2 July IL