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Usvoted - Southern Interests,
lssven Ysars Of ExisssnoaD

r.u.s ssumsnaxbs pubucasssu for Amlss aAd osuntl
people sbo prsctce the elegant rrsnch anguass rsvs
ths political Of the week the situation
DC eouptry the New Orleans American the ineres
scts ~ Louisiana the Agricultural and commercs sns
s price current the thestroa sofrees
hs literary scientific productions Of the day end
raj vrrsxy Of useful facts, instructive gems, nnmo~
snsososss and al that compsess nrst slsss papu
SUBSCRIPTIONS: - fKA AEEuH
-. n par~. Of La RENAISSANCE are sdised "a y
solsmss and The sdvrtssnsnts are % eo.sI.eeoe v
,I.ved With reading In saeh tkst nAHcs -
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MEDICAL.
DR, LYMAN KENNEDY.
formerly Of PhilsdelphiA)
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE,

Fer the Chronic Of the Throat Lungs
Liver and Kidnsys, Bronchitis, Ostsrh Funetionsi De
rangements, Elections, feurslsA spinal lr1ta
tons All diseases incidental to females at the dawn OF
the of nifty change OF fe Pnmo,
nary of the heart Eve, Ear Blood
ana kin the Omb Uterus and its appendsge. scienth-
caly treated Thirteen years Of professional lie having
been devoted exclusively the treatment OF the above
named deses fee hat can promises speedy and petms
dsesses efen not Understood Dr mas t-stl
gushed ladies' and gentlemen in this country many OF whom
the OF etters bearing estim 10 MS
skill, DR. K has collected the principal DISCOVERIES with
which chemistry has enrche the Held or satea
has investigated faithful ~ the effects OF various
and explored the aide fields OF new remedies not
before several Of which have proved to have OF
1eat remedial power Persons distance consult nae
by letter. LYNN hhNN D Dn. N. - -.
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DOPE's CURE FOR COUGHS, COLDS
ASTHMA, ETC.
In all Diseases Of the Throat and Lungs requiring The use
Of mild soothing and decidedly efficient remedy this pro
psstion may by persons Of all from the In
an mewling and pukng in Its nurses sns 70 where the
sixth age shifts and sppered psntaosn with
much prospect of relief any formula phsrmscopie
POPEps CURE FOR COUGHS has been used in this
city for over years. with increasing demand put In bot
Ties Of Tsc. each Tryh JOHN II. PoPh.
Druggist, corner jackson and Prytanis strsets
Sold also by JOHN DxBENNEvILLE, Druggist, corner
Camp and Poydras streets
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MACHINERY. RARDwARE.

HARDWARE,
SO ..Tchoupiseulas street. ......3s
80 NEW LEvEK STREET.
CBAa. GALLwEY. New Orlesns.
CIRsT PREAIUA
sELF.sHARPEEINa DIAMOND" aRIsr MILL
PATENTED JUNE l4-aEIssUED SEPT Is. 1868.
IN, .ttsp,,ou Of Planters Miers Dise s called
,his MN IS being peculiarly adapted 70 saer wsns sna s
GOOD Gotten seed huer We six different sse,
Tb. Nm Malls .s sis Fair
Louis No. awarded the Highest Premium over Al
competitors ---. -.--..
pepo. and sa.esroOms for these Mills.
Ieo Gravier and II Union stress,
wher. can also be found the celebrated HULsAeD BRO
co.'s GOLD MH DAL SAWS. This saw took the s, Goe
Medal ,s r. s s, ss and Asu
hs y AO can h oISd sss &c BEITSs sns
MILL MACHINERY generally adapted 80 tho wants OF the
south. 1uvrrr
To whom an orders should be addressed.
CHAs IL. wYKNE n FARR.
DEALERS IN AND MANUFACTURER AGENTS FoR
MACHINERY AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
Iso Gravier and IL Union street.
NEW ORLEANS
On hand q. all times q complete stock Of STEAM I'm
GINEs both stationary and portable, SAW MILLS, COT
TON GINS AND CoNDBNsERs, RICE MACHINERY,
SUGAR MILLS AND EvAPoRAroRs. DIAMOND
I,
Of every description which offering at manufacturers
prices and respectfully solicit examination Of before pur
chasing elsewhere.
CAMUEL LOCKE.
HARDwARE......".. HARDWARE.
M. 20 AND al PETERS STREET,
New OrIeansl
.ExSs' FOUNDRY
ESTABLISHED II Iszsj
Corner Of nsiera and Reuehsr streets
&c .sx isAvs 70 inform public ssnsTslu
ia. We are prepared formerly, to manufacture Steam
snnsA Boilers Sugar Mills, Sugar Kettles Draining Ne
shtnes Saw KILLS. Presses Newell scrsu, Gin Gear
us Furnace Mouths Bars al kinds Of Plantation and
ssO.rbOss WORKS and description Of Aschinsry rs
| South. LEEDS w.
Orders lefs Of Beg r. KscAAnic Dsssn' Exshsnss
| wiIreoeive promptstsentior.
| CHAKEsPEARE FOUNDRY.
NO. xs s1RoD STREET. BETWEEN BARoNNH
| AND DRYADEs STREETS,
| New Orleans.
IOhn GedaeA 10. A Shakespeare. s. swoOp.
GEDDEs. saAKEsPEARE 4 CO.,
Iron and Brass Founders and MAchnists, Manufacture
svrry variety Of Steam Engines, Sugar Mills Saw Mills
Draining Machines NH and Gin Gearing and Crate Bars
Store Fronts, Columns ventilstOu and SAss Weights
Blacksmith Work ofsl kinds
Eh. III. REYNoLDs.
CRESCENT IRON WORKS,
ses n, and ss FRONT STREET. NEW oELkls'
| Is prepared 70 make contracts for wRoUGHrIRol
WORK Of any Description Quantity. at sAe Lowest Prices
Manufacturer Of Crescent Brand HORSE SHOES.
Also, of oary's PATENT EARTH BoRER-
Orders sn at Boz 100 Mechanics Exchange ls0O POI
snee viii receive Prompt Attention
ED EDUCATIONAL.
NRs. @. III. CALDWELL.
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BOOK FOB THE UNFORTUNATE
J. BALDWIN DUFrs TREATISE on PRIVATE DIS
Notes mpsdmsns 20 Marriage should be read ~ an con
mplatins marriage Sent b mai. n Sn Tscsips OF " esn
New Orleans Medical Institute,
s64 Magazine strsst.
xh.r. all private diseases ar. successfully treated
CFxCIAL TREATMENT OF CHRONIc
- pIsEAsEs-DR DE BAUssET viii take charge Of Ane
diseases Whites Blennorrhees Ulessl Rheumatism Govt
Dyspepsia Chorose Liver Complaint Diseases Of the Trina
coef till p n at his Office of Orleans and Boar
,eu streets. Residence, No. "A Dauphine street. =
ERENCn MEDICINES
GRIMAULT CO., CHEMISTS,
q Rue RICHELIEU, PARIs
No Moro Copaisa and Cubeps.
sRIHAULrs CAPSULES AND LIQUID EXTRACT OF
MArIoo VEGETABLE
whsrs al ssasr medicines have failed preparations
sure 81 severe rscsni chronic q private dissa.e
rhsy are used in ths hospitals By the celebrated DR.
,.S ss .pS ScpS. snd Susss
sssd In recent and capsules In more chronic easeA
Asthma, Oppression. Dyspnea.
INDIAN CIGARETTES OF oANABls NDIoA,
PRxrARxp sr GRInAuLf o.. oHxnsrs, PARIS.
Recent en.s In France England and Germany have
proved Cigarettes are sovereign remedy for the
ss ssS. slss sna opian Ss': siss 70 Give relief
r,,o1vr NV xuv yxuya ACAnENY Ov
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Ii WEBER.
BOOT, SHOE AND CATER MANUFACTURER,
Is Royal Street, corner Customhouss,
New Orleans.
Always on hand Q complete assortment OF Fashionable
Root. and Cons - CATER, OF every description.
ders solicited promptly attended TO- Repairing done
til Heatpsss and Dispatch
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Digestive Elixir Of Pepsins.

6HIMAUET COs OHENIoISs FAhIo
PEPslNE scientific discovery Of Dr. Corvisas
MUSICIAN 70 majesty the Emperor Of the French, the
Gastric itself rather the digestive principle purified
which dgests stomach When by some cause
other the supply Of digestive fluid too small the inevitable
bad digestion gastrts gastAga nnam
nation Of the Of the stomach and bowels heart
surn ptuite snema lJss Of strength and On females
shloros The Elixir Of Pepne which s sanctioned oy the
.nnrobaon OF the Paris Academy Of Medicine speedily
HI such diseases and prevents vomiting during pregnany
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uvruv Of Peruvian mark and Irons
-PRxPARxp BY-
GRIMAULr co.,

GRIMAULf CO.,
Chemists 70 a. L II. Prince Napoleon, Pssh
Ynis medicine presents agreeable form, the sev.
rncples Of Bark the best Of tonics combined
With Iron the principal ssses Of the blood pre-
scrbed by the most eminent physicians Of fs 70 cur.
hoross reen scknsssJ TO facilitate the develepment OF
young females health and vgor to the system
n general IL rapidly the distressing stomach com
pains and leucorhea TO which ladies are
90 often subject reguarses and facilitates me SOW Of sh
.atamenis and also excellent for pale, ymphstic anc
crOslous children. Lastly excite the spPsts promotes
and extremely beneficial 70 all persons whes
blood has been impoverished BY lness long and daeu
Ths effects Of this Syrup 81 once certain
and speedy.
Depot General In Nsv Orleans q
90 Chartres stresk
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Recent exper In France England and Germany have
proved that Cigarettes sovereign remedy for the
above distressing affections, especially when BsnsdohnA,
stramenium and Opium have failed 70 give re1sf
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I-tRIETIE Els.
JAMES FISK, Jr

-Tr;ulpmanization IL the word by which
Parisians designate the act OF numbering u
whole family.
1.-THE Cat Of Paraguay" is the title now
given to Lopez, IL bei:;2s; pretty clear that he
possesses plurality of lives.
A colored Justice of the peace In Jefferson
County, Florida, named Pembroke, grants d-
vorccs Tor the very reasonable sum OF five dol
lars.
A cautious itcmiZer tells ils what is the
matter with noted lady in the following
terms: "Thc Princess of Mettcrnich lie TO re-
tire from society for little while, and is buy
Ing lots of cdgings, insertions, muslins, and so
on, which she Is making up into little gar
ments too large fora doll and too small for her
self"
"a little more animation, my dear" Wills
pcred Mrs. A. to the gentle Susan, who was
walking languidly through quadrile. "Do
leave me TO manage my own business, MAN.
ma," replied the prudent nymph. 81 shall
not dance my ringlcts ont Of curl for n married
man." "Of course moi, my love, but was
not aware who yonr partner was"
The Gaulois tells Il little anccdOtc about
Lafayette. At LamarQue's funeral the crowd
took ont the Generals horses as he was return
ing home, and drew him to his hotel. "You
must have been very much pleased" replied a
q friend some time afterward. Every much
pleased, indeed" replied lafayette; ''but |
never saw anything more of my horses"
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TIE GREET nosrox LOTTERY.
A Nent swindlc-Thc Man who Drew
thc Coliseum Pays only sixteen Cents
for Ilis Ticket

a Boston dispatch of Monday, to the New
York Tribune, says:
The man who drew the Coliseum has OBJ
tanned q sudden notOricty which will probably
be as brief as Il Is intense, though it NAV in
crease his trade by advertising his wares. All
through Saturday afternoon and Sunday the
people were in a frverish state of anxiety to
know the name of the fortunate man; and now
That II Inns been ascerialncd that his name Is j,
l.. MaGuire, and that he Is 'lumber dcaier,n
the matter has suspicious look An inycsti-
gallon showed, aud II Ii publicly announced
That he, with others, entered into an arrange
mcnt with the Coliseum Association to pllr-
chase, on Saturday morning, all of the tickets
which had not hecn sold mt that time. It Is
said That he paid sirteen cents apiece for the
tickets, purchasing for that sum about fyc
thousand, while thousands of people had paid
one dollar aptc c. for all that hud been sold pre-
vi0,is tn that time. IL IL said that ''Olher par
Ties" who were In partnership with Mr.. Ma
Gilirc Will have their share of Tho $4,000, for
which the lumber viii sell, IL taken by the
builders; hut as Mr.. VI. Is IL lumber dealer, lie
Will probably dispose of the component parts
OF the structure TO much better advantage In
Ills own lumber yard. Much 'indlgnatiOn J.,
expressed among the disappointed ticket
holders, who are convcrsant with tho lacis,
anu n management which would sell one ticket
Tor one dollar aud another for sixteen cents Is
denounced In nnmeasnred terms.
AZ IL was drawn by q lumber dealer, or by n
ing III which q lumber dealer Is the central
i,fllrc, the public mind is unanimous In con-
sidering the whole lOtterya "put mp Job" MOI
many people Will go for the lesser prizes, which
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FASHIONS FOR GENTL EN- EN-.
Latest Winter styIos'
The New York Mail SAYS:


Velvet is bcc0mc very fashionable for trim
ming almost every style Of coat. Especially on
ofcTc0atS whether Chesterfield or frucS, sirglc or
doble-Dreasted, (thc latter style having the pre-
ierencc,l we IEd II very much used. Velvet col
iarE lnppcl facings, frequently the whole OF the
lappel, the cuils AMI clging Of velvet TO match In
color the shade of the CLOTH il the style. For
those, however, who prefer a more durable edge,
round silk cord is much used, and gives an
equally landsOnc finish. predetermined box
MELONS and kcrscymeres in tlrabS olive and lead
color, are very fashionable this season for over
coats. though Elysinn beavers of II soft make, I'm
plain cOlOrS and mixtures are much worn and
make II very handsome nvercoat
Tpe Prince Arthur irnck coat, so called from lis
being the Princes fvoriic garment IL gradually
taking the place or the "prmcc or Wales" coat
for hnlfrcss the theatre, informal calls, nnd all
ot!ier occasion when dress coat i5 unnecessary
aud business coat Is undesirable. IL IL made OF
u ine castor beaver, black, or blue, or olive In
uurk SHADES velvet collar To match, the lappcls
pointing very much upward, aid bound wiz n
rich, heavy braid. fine white mUlcskin or heavy
AarSclles vest, doublc-breustcd, looks very well
Will THIS coat ana lavender whlcnrl or Ribbed
l0eskin trousers. Among those, however, who
Indispensable luxury this winter. For business
suits, checked patterns sill predOmlnatc and
made mp In the beaufort coat are very stylish.
Tic most important change In dress coats Ia
that they arc made wh velvet collars the lappes
rolllnR low 10 the waist sean and mt silk faced.
as formerly. Embroidered vests with jcwcIle'l
buttons find considerable favor among our brst
dressed gentlemen, and Will doubtless bc much
patrcnZch before the end or the season.
In London several or the leading taiIOra are in
tronclng velvet suits for evening wear the cont
lhea with while SILK, the trousers heilIg Of vel
vetecn, so That in the course Ofiimc We may onc
lor snlncthhy richer, more elegant, and more
consistent with the magnificent display which
our "lics make than The sonIbrc black which has
characterized gcntleineu's evening dress for tho
last quarter Of century.
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THINGS ar rLOREN"E.
Ffrc--ItcliEious rev va l. Business
Prcpa rntions for Farm ing.
lrnoM oun OWN conpEsroNr':. IL

liNoM ouR OWN CONEESFOSt'sst. I'll
FLORENCE, S. C., CT nbcr 2s.
For the first time In D.any mont ~ our town
has ugnin been the scene OF cOnfla.,r lion. Al
the lower end of Front street thcr, ca NAM
bcr oflittlc rough houses, most ;t lcm uccll-
plcd III stores by cOlOrcd merchants. Last
night II fire was discovered amDrSst them,
and before anything could bn dUr. To arrest
the fiumcspwo or three of these active little
business establishments were dcst ,ycd. llut
for the arrival and efficient st.vicc Of the
"Florcncc,' our fire engine, the Whole of tint
part OF our town wOuld have bccu :ctlnccd TO
ashes. The main sufferers, I lcar,, are Wcs.
Williams and John Edwards. foih colorcd
merchants So fur us known the ere was ac-
cidcntal. No insurance.
Az the Baptist Church, conducted by the Rev
j. o. Is. Dar@an, assisted by Rev. .lr. Mentlen-
lanl, Of Ncwbcrry, there has been in progress
for several days series Ofinlcrcsi.aS ~ meetings
attended with hopeful and encouraging re-
suits. These gentlemen have exhibited great
earrcstness and ability, and, ~ their eo-
qucucc. have attracted numbers ii our people
Under Il depressed cotton market business
Is not quite so active rs il has hcrn. Our peo-
pie are preparing for another yci,c. by making
arrangements Tor corn, bacon, .>t. Positive,
energetic industry will soon relieve all our
embarrassmcnts. pKEssLEY.
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consist of small pieces Of decoration, settccs
and chairs. Visitors during the jubilee will
remember the wooden chairs and wooden set
tees which had been improvised for the occn
sion, ana which are worth just their weight In
kintilinS wood, rs no one wants souvenir of
II Jubilee whose last chapter has been an lgn0-
mini0us lottery. II Is just us well that Mr.. =.
:. Gilmore Is in Europe ut this time, as the
protector of what some of the Boston papers
siNrpingly called ''rlr Eighth Wonder Of tho
World, would not be such II tremendous hero
NJ he was IN June. II the Jubilee was the
eighth wonder, the great lottery may probably
be called "The NinM Wonder oil the Wurldn
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lFRoM TIE ASSOCIATED rnnss.l

WASHINGTON, october 20.
1t is stated that upon the assembling Of Con-
gress on attempt will be made to modify the
power OF the Supreme Cour; TO tile extent or sub
jecting all decisions affecting reconstruction, to
the revision OF q special Joint Judiciary Commit
tee Of Congress.
The policy Of the government In the icrger case
seems to be to postpone the issue.
The Committee ON Foreign Relations meets
next week. 1t is hoped that they will push the
interest OF the Cubans
Secretary boutwell, has issued order direct
ing revenue officers to enforce the law regarding
safety wives on vessels carrying passengers.
The Information is had from trustworthy quar-
ters that General Clark and other TcXians, and
some Mississippans, have applied to the President
to have the elections In those States Indefinitely
postponed. They insist that this ID made ncccs-
sary by the decision in tho Ycrgcr case, and the
certainty that Hamilton and Dent, the anti.Radi-
cal candidates for Governor will be successful.
1t is not probable that the request will be COM
piled with.
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rIIE NEGRO MILITIA.

RALEIGH, October 20.
The negro militia excitement is unabalcd.
Nothing definite can he asccrtnined as to Gov
oTnor Iio!dcn'H intentions. IL is stated that Il
body OF three hundred armed negroes left this
city secretly last night on their way To Chnpc,
hin, Orange County, to which place arms for
them had been previously sent. A train was sent
TO Goldshoro' yesterday 10 bring Il large number
OF negroes from The eastern par. OF the State.
Up TO this time the train has not arrived here.
The Governors Official organ says This morn
ing that no troops have been sent OH yct." Facts
which have leaked out show that serious move
ment or some kind is taking place.
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Sparks FROM THE WIRES.

The revenue receipts yesterday were $3.50, 1000
Mrs. Agnes Paschal one Of the last widow
pensioners OF the revolution, died in Georgia
lately, aged o..
The argument In the case OF the officers Of the
Cuba was closed at Wilmington yesterday. The
decision Of the court will he delivered to-day.
Tho first Prldny In February has been fixed for
ihe hearing In Washington OF the motion for d
preliminary Injunction In the case of tile State of
Texas vs.. George Peabody.
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T -Ippincotrs Magazine Is authority for
stating that Mt the time Of the first issue of
grccnbacks Ar. Chase consulted, among others,
with the president of u Philadelphia bank, a..
to placing some mottos upon the bills ns "n
God nc trust" has been stamped upon some OF
tho coins. hflcr mentioning several texts that
had occurred 10 him, the Secretary asked the
bankers opinion. "pGl .iaps," was the reply,
"the most appropriate would be: SILVER and
gold have none, bnt such as have give
thce.'' The project was not carried further.
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TIE STE41IB0iT HORROR.

ST. LOUIS, October ~.
The steamer Rubicon has arrived from the
wreck Of the Stonewa, bringing only two more
survivors.
One thousand dollars has been subscribed on
'Ohangc for n committee to visit the wreck and
bRry the dead. Other subscriptions will be made
for the destitute women.
II Ia feared that Collector Casey, of New Or
leans, and his family were aboard.
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ttlurrir0.

-o'BANN0N.-O the 2Ist of October,
1862 al l.'nwond, Kentucky, by the Rev. W. II.
platt, fLINN {. DAVIS, OF Charleston. $. e., to
Miss MANY G., eldest daughter Of J. Il. O'RaniOn,
Esq.,. OF Louisville, Ky.
PIiELPS-llAYES.-m Jersey CITY, August 30,
OF New Haven, to Miss CATHERINE HAYES, OF
Charleston, s. Z.
flliURNE-MII.LER.-In walicrboro' OH the
10Th instant, by the Rev. f.. Palmer, ROBERT FISH.
BuRNE, Jr., to CLAUDIA NJ, youngest daughter OF
Colonel &. Miller, both Of Coleton County.
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TIE ELECTION IN ABBErILLE.
IsrsclA. TELEGRAM TO TIKI srws.}

tsrEcIAL TELEGRAM TO TIKI NEwsl
COLUMBIA, october 81,
In Abbeville County the election resulted az fol-
lows: Sullivan, Radical, 2l0G; Gunln, Radical,
a1Co; Bradley, Democrat, 1850; Mcdonald, Demo.
crat 1877; scattering 1. Sullivan and Guilln arc
therefore elected by q majority OF 2sO in u total
vote OF 1859. There were 23os registered white
voters in the county. The fracas nj Calhoun
Mills was caused by the negro guard attempting
resisted and forced the constabunry to leave. A
number of whites were arrested yesterday and
taken to the courthouse. Much excitement pre-
walls, and many wild rumors are aloat. CoRsta
bic Hubbard came down 20 Columbia today.
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EUROPE.
The Imperial Tourist.

The Imperial Tourist.
CONsTAETIHoPLE October 90.
To-day the shipping in The Golden Horn was de-
eoratcd and the city was Illuminated There was
much enthusiasm when the Grand Turk received
the Kaiser Franz Joseph.
More Troops for Cuba.
MADRID, October %.
Seven battnlions Of volunteers will soon sail for
Cuba. Enlistmcnts continue.
The discussions in the Cabinet and among the
people in regard TO the monarchy are unabated
The discussions among the opposition nuke
probable the election Of Duke Gulon.
LONDON, October 90.
A bottle hns hcen found containing memoranda
OF the laundering OF the emgrant vessel Wcscr
on July !, with three hundred and rOrty-sI per-
Hons on board.
The weather is unusually cold Adviccs OF frost,
Ice and snow come from all PARTS OF the king.
dom.
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TIE UNDERSIGNED, SUCCESSORS OP HOl,.
TON & SHEPHERD, HAVE RESUMED THEIR
TRADE IN STOVES, AS WHOLESALE DEALErs.
IN CONNECTION WITH THEIR OTHER BusI.
NESS, AND ARE NOM PREPARED TO SUPPLY
ALL TIE CUSTOMERS OF THE OLD HOUSE
WITH THE MOST APPROVED DESCRIPTIONS
OF COOKING STOVES RANGES AND HEATING
STOVES AT A CLOSE APPROXIMATION TO
FOUNDRY PRICES.
THE COOKING STOVES AND RANGES ARE
SOLD WITH OR WITHOUT FURNTTURE-soME
OF THEN ARE DESIGNED TO OPERATE WITH.
OUT THE AID OF CHIMNEYs IF NECESSARY
AND ALL ARE GUARANTEED To BAKE PROP.
ERLY, IF SET UP AS DIRECTED
THE RANGES ARE UNUSUALLY LOW IN
PKICE-nAvE SIX BOILER OPENINGS AND
DOUBLE OVENS, THOUGH BUT SINGLE
PIPE, AND NEED NO BRIcK-wonK TO SET
THEN Up
THE STOCK OF HEATING STOVES EMBRACES
CAsT-IRON AlR-TIGlITs, RUssIA-IRoN AIR
TIGHTS, sIX-pLATE OR BOX STOVES, &c.
ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUES AND PRICES
WILL BE FURNISHED UPON APPLICATION.
wM. SHEPHERD & CO.,
No. "a HAYNE STREET,
CHARLESTON S. c.,
TAPANNE TIN-WA
AT WHOLESALE.
WI. sHEPH ERD CO.,
No. "a uAYNE STREET.
STA AMpED TlN-w ARE
AT WHOLESALE.
VIM. sHEPHE ERD & CO.,
No. "a lIAYNE STREET.
FRENCH RETINNED IRON WARE
At WHOLESALE.
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