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ReceiPts by Hanrond, July. 26.

"a bales cotton, so bales cotton. 3o2 sacks wheat,
$50 sacks bran, 1905 melons, 1e2 66ls naval stores
Rodgers q co, Kinsman IL Howell r Mure CO,
Smith L Chapeau, Robson, q Bischofr L GO, 9
w Williams G CO, Fl Cobia co, Sloan Selg.
,fious. 0eoH Walter q co. Bollmann Bres, ;
Henerey, J q Mallonee, yelling.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
2 sS4 ,bbls naSaa stores; cars lumber and phos-
phate, mdse, &c. To Marshal, Jr, baraSn sI1, i. q
parker. Kinsman &-Howel, 8 D Stoney, Wiet-
ers, Smith & Chapman, N Goldsmith Son, =
FriersonyE E Wahng, Do Wayne .w5i' -
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Inserter Cotton Markets

MACON, July 2s-Receipts today bales; sales
1ss: shipped isl. The market was rather active
to-day, and closed firm this evening az IL cenlS
for middliRg., -, .i,-.0af ST. faa.'s
ATLANTA, July 23.-The market closed az ios
for middlings; l5c for low middlings lac for good
ordinary; l3c for ordinary.
MONTGOMERY, July o3-cotton steady at
l5HQl6c.
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5bipping.

The superior hrst:cIass side wheel steamship
UHAMPi0N. II; w. Lockwood, Commander; OF
the New York, and. Charleston Steamship Com
pany,s Line, viii leave .Adgers South Wharf on
SATURDAY, the 3oth July, at 6 O'Clock p. Il.
ns- the CHAMPION Is handsomely and com
fortably lifted up-fH passengers, and ner taDle ape
ia supplied with all Of the deucaclea o. tne new
York and Charleston markets: .1.,-,..,...
asr Insurance by this Line half percent
Gs3- Cotton taken to New York, Liverpool, Bos-
ton, Providence. and the New England manulac-
turing towns at lowest market rates.
a4ne Slde-wheel Steamship MANHATTAN,
M. s, Woodruff, Commander, follows on Sat
RUpAY, August 9Th. at l O'Clock 2. d.
july25 JAMES ADGER d CO., Agents.
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FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

Steamers Of the above line leaYe Pier 1IEf4.
No. ~, North River, 4 foot Of Canal sS&leN6E
street, New York, at 12 O'Clock noon, OF the 5th
apd 21st Of every month except when these
Departure OF the 2lst connect at Panama with
steamers for South Pacific and Central American
ports Those OF Sth touch at Me13anillo.
Steamship. CHINA leaves San Francisco for ia
pan and China August ], 1870. - .-.-..
No California steamers touch ab Havana, but
70 direct from New York to AspinWali .
Ia One hundred pounds baggage free to each adult.
Medicine and attendance free. ..'.
b For Passage Tickets or other information apply
at the OO&PANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on the
wharf, foot OF Canal street, North River, New
York. Ia ~ ''..''''9 F. r BABY, Agent,
july1elyr '-"t.. 17'.'' ~.
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New York Hay MARKET

q. Frolo S ths Daiiy Ii Bulletin, IE July n Shipping
grades are frmsr, William increased demand.
fs' fhere is s some inquiry from Europe but we 90
nosynotiee any salea :axcept O. few sample lots:
sales are as follows 4o5 bales for Charleston, az
8. g.. at soc: so for Jacksonville, at soc; e5 for
Wilmington at SOC; 20, fol. Ha7xe tRranoel sam
pies, extra quality, at 81 per cwt and 10 for Law,
erpool, also samples, at 85c- Retail s nrm ana
In fair demand. Straw is steady.
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DOR LOR IDA,
tONCE A WEEK.
VIA SAVANNAH, FERNANDINA, JACKSON.
YiLG.E PILATKA AND. ALL POINTS ON
ST JOHNS RIVER. !.

The Steamer DICTATOR will sail -sdEeh,
on and after the 5tk July for above sREzsl lf69sG
places every TUEsDAY EVENING, at 8 o'ciotk.
Fare from Charleston to Savannah, 1ncladlng
meals and herth IS. lulyl
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FALLING NLoHR.
From the Saturday Reyiew.l -
EE * e. jWsE ty'sSiFE ~ TsscSy,>aSf

s-2Sss-.ESSSS SS499SssAelNss Il
fallin, lore, ptsr aod the nses.ae. A9o 'ne
Seeessi1y ed$ cmSersssif give dove. making :
Ssfious, PRACTICAL cir. xhic s y; y lS s
snS ceniality. Tie sunshine peWs asappdlitihs
own bright, indistinct, usifsing haze. Sport
ssv;;th Imaiyllis IN the shaae,s and the. sport
ends With proposals and calculations OF the
esntatsio. order; but pure poetry hrooda oyef
thaf neat il, the deep tern where the sun -8lean
vclsnoes from fress after tress asQ one toys With
pfhe taneles pt NeRraa hair. II ls dlnaeE.t obe
1t0poA serious and hot. tWnhthe thermo0er
ter at 70 istssphysicaiiy lmpssapie 20 De lue-
lion. N.Foreyer and forever loses any Absurd
s;defniteness. What is really posaible ls tohe
I'm Sunny bhssfuhsss and TO break one's
I. I. NifysnS Of enjoyment now, and then by whis-
- knnu. Old things have passed swsy-the
.Hrnve6aor,g groul over our cOxhr1dge Oils,
,iemSi SS6ss lecture over that. waltz with young
,EE,r;j,Ssl.- and al things have become nHw. IL
is smSSipg to think that W. we're bored BY old
-gESiddie Ss breakfast. IT, u. har9 70 1eheYe
ssstfst one. nm be bored ,agAin ey Mm q ainner
and Nessra ha fdoz,ng oyexo oLothair, boredom
esasslsM frnnoesibleG Iktn this tranefpcnnaHon ct
sEffi1e4 nsdbsnistmensD D4d dta. .ugfnse 1naaF
SzBoshets sWhich gisee ssush ss8sseIso.ta taIngslp
.sioyas ToSg is simply yulgs gsrt1sd; when 9 stoors
to entans!e itself with pu1x1es shout pepas
81 c6Gsant and problems about bntcteeg, hIn7.
II stpne life is the life OF pure; .fapcyr 4ne
=. nknoIa that 10 assert Nt@lAssred thaT tQhe
: ssosS SienR IN IN absolute defiance OF fact; but
tSsSchSiffha nhsrmaf loye-making heGin the
-itsfHzncnnt E9neEknoT oTeErsaasa.ah-eaes ss
s1Sssssis. ssis fPs IS. =
sSioSn Snasht a SsS I'D ok 4hsIt ItSsa4-
mels OF fact and dmel TO sssert the mposmble,
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wi Queen Victoria ise eerogght bR thistimata be-,
very wealthy. she has from Parliament q
grant Of sss5 900 year end the palaces, gave
4si fsI sha also
.ssM ,laa ths.putblhca efpeaaa sa lgrinR4the
sa5s yt9hes Pria Priaie i CeasqSt, Hhese alloaAnce
MAS $4,000 . year, when the Court Rem
: tertainted great deal, theydepar rtfRents lof
the NSrd3 sfsswSfd, = Lofa 1O6smberlain and
8 Mastsrsofths Horse, no doubt exhausted the
9Auimss 9appfopria to them; but sof hts yeats,
Il sEn6e Tbe hatits of the Queen have becomeso
extremely retired. it is believed ths8 nothing
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. can have been incurred,
au6Raflsst charge savings have been effected.
The Queen also dsflvesan income from another,
source. About fifteen years ago an eccentric
old gentleman named Neale, who had no
relatives aitK amy claim upon; him, left her
s5ooA0Ohrs.ls t.cg;; a.l 3asnaE s9=go2
% 4Oaher ACCESSION to the throne, the, Queen
hid mot inherit 4 sixpence:-Rn the contrary.
rdhsFohIy ihheritanoe wasI the ihsaTy dspt lett
BY her fathor, whose life was one long, career
OF almost hopeless nl.iortu"e and embaIIass-
mept. These debts the Queen fully lqu,dated.
Although her clvu lust ls less than that Of her
grandfather and 1ncles che has always been
noted as a prompt payer, aand has. besides.
MapSSou W PunonasS 1uS 'ets fo1udois gtoPal-
ties of Qshofne and Balmoral. Moreover, ste
has 1isver like her predecessors; asked for
extra money to ente tain foreign potentates;
ana aathonghs 1t aa true thatu, la;e} years snoh
pereop:seshAge bean the guesta. OF Mr. cia-
ridge. tic. fashionable hotel keeper, rather
fifan fSnse Of bus sovereign, tills wAa not the
case in tina earlier and happier dsysTqf her
reign, rs those who saw tho Assoc rsces on
g. .thau urasmorphe s, occasion when The Gar
q. tljs6 ssaisted 81 them YIN testify. Again,
V6ife George the Third reeeite1 Parliamentary
grants. amounting toLbany thousands year.
fof Ills. younger sons expenses almost from
their infancy. Queen Victoria asked for
nothlne ,nnal ,her sons were men, and still
daffnys kn Prince Arthnrs expenses. Vet the
British public complaics;y though not by any
mesdB1rET1} }.or luldiys thai fnot enough Of
.th1lRNE6is1a 2iYel for representative func.
% AopAtazRast upon them. 4.ss sasn /
THE PRINCE OF WALES.
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Now York iiiese, MarKst. Il ;is

From tss To- Dally Bulletin, July "a: Holders re:
MAJ nrmer, and with continue9 Ials demand
Sales Of 50 tierces Caroliua at aec and $50 bags
Rangoon at 7kc. Carolina, common TO good per
5Wt 3S 25aS so; do prime TO fancy do So !5as Kan
g6on per pound saf5zzc;; Hangoon, gold, m bond,
do Ska9hc,
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COMMERCIAL NEWS.
ExpOrCs,

L1yERpooL-Per ship N Minott-1 bag sea Isl.
and cotton 1908 bales upland cotton, 1859 bags cot
ton seed, 447 bbls rosln, ia tons phosphate rock
20 bales palfnetto leaf. .t-5.5.=GIcs'
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WIN. McBURNEY, President. " : ~
E, P. ALEXANDER, Yice.Pfesldent and AcInhry.
]. F. GlLMER Vice. President r, sident in Georgia
E. NYE HUTCHINSON, vice-President. resident IN
North Carolina. = 1880 . -
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AsF sr.-sH
Jusuranre.
ME FOLIO III D4E.Rds'
LIFE AND T0NTIN5Ea ASSURANCE COMPANY
OF II H E S @ UTH !.
NO. 40 BROAD STREET, cuAEnEsros,-s:c,

GEORGE f. oOGGS. Secretary.
JOHN DARBY. III. j.. MedlcalAdSfsef
AUGUSTINE T. SMl TIE, Solicitor.
JAMES CONNER, Counsel.
r. A. ;KINEOcH, n. D., Local Medical Exam-
R.; LEBBY, JR.. n. D.. iners.
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Stock on hand. oo
FlogRAaTket actys Ms SaSae "a m ss aDcV sS
WHEAT.Erhe offerings to-day were large, opt
transactions light. We note receipts OF 1000 ousn-
ella, and sales OF prices ranging from soc 70 - lo
Shipments Of 800 b1siels = I.r,I
RYE.-We note receipts OF 30 ousnels ne" cfop,
which was sold ut 70c.---
BARLEY.-Sales OF $50 bushels at CSC.
al, OATs. .GSalAs Of $50 bushels new crop at 6oc, 10
be delivered within aweek.
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I,..sSsQ,ySoo,aS: ra,Stc+ :u5.Jto co; iGC!i
NAVAL sToRRs.@Ths transactions were 125 bbls
spirits turpentine at s4c q gallon.
FRE1aHqs- Liverpool by steam, direct nomi'
nal, via New York, 7-led on uplands; l1-1ed
on sea Islands; BY sail we quote nominal
.op, upland cotton, and .:no pinal ,9Rz sea
island COTTON, To zHayre, by steam, .nomi.
gall aa aisa.l, sa.l, nominal; q cKca ien. aRlands
and iK.s on u. sesa s!slaats. goastwise 70
New York, BY steam, Xc p b on uplands
and Nc on sea islands; by sail, Hc a D on up
lands. To Boston, BY steam, nominal; by sail, X
@xc p h on uplands. To Philadelphia, by steam,
&c p h on uplands; by sail, somewhat nomi-
nal. TO Baltimore, by steam, H@Hc p tb on
up,af,ds; By saii somewhat nominal.
E1oHAsoH:-z.steri!ng 90 DAY bills nominal.
DOMESTIC oExoHANaE.-Theoa banks purchase sight
checks at parsG and sell ct y premium. Out
alde-,they purchase q sario X premium, and
sell at u premium.
Buying I'd aud selling asz2.'
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AS sAPREvENT1vE FOR CHILLS AND FEVER,
AND MALARIOUS DISEASES GENERALLY.
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Tnf PRINCE OF WALES.

TIE RHINUE VF WALHS.
There Is no doubt that an undue share of the
expenses Of entertainment fall upon the Prince
Of Wales, who ID counted in England a Door
mnn fur his position. he recelses about 670.-
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GERMAN BITTERs

LIPPMANtS GREAT GERMAN BITTERs is pre-.
parel from the original German receipt now IL
the possession Of the proprietors, and the same
preparatIOn that was used In Germany upWards
n q century ago; and to-day IL is the household
remedy Of Germany, recommended by its most
eminent physicians. IT. = II
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The Ghafie esi0f Cotton, ltice'and Naval
Stores Market. ,...,.,,,..
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS.
TUESDAY EVENING, July 20, 1870. J
CorToN.-There was some inquiry Tor hne coy
ton. which was held strongly, with nmltef
supply, but the common kinds were not IN re-
questr Sales, about CO. bales, 2atl5; atlSh;
/ at leH; at l7h; at Tx; q at 1s; 10 OF lsAG.
We quote: ..2Ign17
LIVERPOOL cL cLlssIF1cATIoN.
Ordinary to good ordinary.-.! ..15 gla
Low middlipg -........--......!aAgle
,1M1ddng. ..lo%e@-
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, July s5.-SPIRrrs TuRPENT1NBZz.ii
Market Tdrpa, with upward tendency and hgnti
stocE In frst hands. Sales Of SO casks at S6h l15
at 81, and 1Se at 37k cents for Southern, ana loo
casks at 874 ana IL az 20 0en.e pei e"oA lo-i
N6W YORK D8CfaReS. 81 .'Gt.;.rS 10 - lE;IQt
RnslNEHarket dull and prices lower. Sales OF
I4oe bbis at 81 27h for strained, 81 4eaS1 40 1or
low No. O. 81 75a$l so for extra No. 2, ana ~ QUE
4S for No. H. i,sIHsss,;EL ~, - III.
CRupE TuRPENTNE-Sales OF I've bbls at So 10
for virgin, 50 Is for soft and 81 90 for hard.
CorToN-Sales Of / bale at IA, at l6, 3 at 49,
ana aeat il I4 cents per poand. c:,-.a:..s.t
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n, UNSFORD,. ]. L., CABINETMAKER
~ and Upholsterer, q Queen 81. Jobblng neatly
done. Agency Common-Sense Sewing Machines.
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F E N A L f S

Will fad LIPpMAN'a GREAT GERMAN BITTERS
the best tonic known for the diseases to winch
they are generally subject, and wnere genie
stimulaEt is recommended.
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~ .OLDSMITH & SON, MOSES, 4, SAND
Metals, Rags, Paper Stock, Hides, Wool, &c. ~,
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~ URNEY, WM., FACTOR AND CUMMIS-
NJ SION Merchant, 1o2 East Bay, and Accom-.
modation Wharf. q, r,--,.--.. .=.-...-.
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FURNITURE WAREROOMS, ESTAB-
LISHED 1888. D. II. Silcox, NoaI176, ~ and
179 King 81. Goods carefully packed and shipped.
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MERTENS, w. A., DEALER IN La
IXI- DIES, Misses, Cents, Boys' and Children's
Boots and Shoes Trunks Valises, &C., 282 King st.
AL TERNAUGu, n, DEALER IN BOOTS,
,IXl Shoes. Hats Trunks, Valises, &C., 2l2 King
afrppt.
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n YONS d MURRAY, WHOLESALE AND
IL Retail Dealers In Boots, Shoes, Trunks, &C.,
u Market st., near Meeting, Sign Of 'Blg Boot"
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EOLLIN, e., TOBACCO COMMISSION
IL Merchant, Manufacturers Agent for the
sale Of Standard Brands No. 161 East Bay.
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K INSMAN t. &c HOWELL,.0 GENERAL
Mapes, Superphosphate OF Lime, No. 1913 East Bay
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Schr d W Godfrey, Sears; Phiiadelphia- days
from the Capes. Coal TO the Master and the
Schr Ann s Dess, Garbatti, West Point Mn--leo
terces rice. Tow Bee 4 co, ] r Pfingle Son,
shsckeliord Kellyi s P stoney, G lngraham
4 Son. -
Steamer Argo Proctor Eaisto and Way Land
stSney @ 'I Eownaes' IL gpqgT 81 ei &ss, Msaorsy
Boyle, Chadwick and Others
Sloop Isabel, Londricb, Santee. 1900 bushels
rough rice. To r Pringle d Son.
X AT QUARANTINE.
~ b schE ID,eeaEporn erers Matanzas. Aoasaes
go 4.a N THE OFPING.
A schooner unknown.
81. CLEARED YESTERDAY. t2;
Ship A N Mlnott, Lowell, Llverpool-street Bros
d CO. =. aet,.l.-.-
.a.; LIST OF VESSELS os
UP, CLEARED AND sA1LzD FOR THIS PORT.
FOREIGN.
LIVERPOOL.
The Kathleen, Lester, eared............1 June 10
DONE TIC.
.aa..,,g ...r-, :. BOSTON.
Bark Eva FIsk, Emery, cleared. ......July 8
Brig Fanny Jennings; Noble, up. ...Juiy 10
.o.:tNEw YORK. - -. -
Sehr Henry Harteau, Jones, cleared. July u
Schr Lilly, Hughes, '''-gay 3s 1s
Schr N W Smith, Tooker, cleared. .........3uly 10
BLITTMoKE. -
] Brig Lewis Clark Cobb, cleared. MAY Z Za
Schr Matoaka, Pooks, p................'.'uiy 10
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MARBLE WORKS.-THE OLD ESTAB-
Nl LlSHMENT, E. r. WHITE, Proprietor, l1s
Meeting St., next old Theatre lot. IN, s.sir
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NEUFYlLLE, b.. .k:r,- BLANK BUUK
Broad ST. Magazines, &c, bound In all styles.
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OUTEVENIER BROS, SUCCESSORS
VI to a. ullng.) dealers in Millinery, Fancy
Goods Toys, China, Glassware, &C., 28I King st.
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,WM., ,STAR. SHIRT
House Gents Furnishing Goods, 2sl King st.
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# TITLE 4 CO., GEO, 2l3 KING ST,
IL sell the cheapest and best Clothing and Fur.
nishing Goods In Charleston. - ill., ~, go.
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Depots In Charleston Sc:
W. G. TRorT. ED. S. B0RSHAM,
A. W. EcKEL & CO.. G. s. LUHN,
Z. ". A. SKRINE,
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VIM. S., 314 MEETING ST.,
IL MachiIist anG Founder, Manufacturer Of
Engines and improved AQriculLura! Smplements
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oaASosBunG, S. c., June q, 1870.
MEgeR5 LIPPMANG BEo.:
lneused lind $50; send us more OF Jour Bitters; {;
they arc taking wei.
'" Yours &c. r. H. W. BRIeeaAN Co.
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kLruEw's BLUFF, S. C.. June2 1870,
-MEssRs. LIP?I!E BRO: Il
Incioscd please fud money for one case Of your
German Bitters. Persons who have bought them
from me cXrraSs having been greatly benefited
NV their use Yours, &C.,
SS ''iSA C. r, FITTs.
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Nashville Market.

:. NASHVILLE, .Jaly, 2a-CelreN.-The; market
remains weak and quiet, and In an almost nomt
nal condition. We quote; Inferior SallG; l 0fol
nary 12aiSc; good ordinary t4s15c; low middling
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DUVAL i son, u; B., MANU- UFACTUR-
u ,ERS OF Tnwnre, Dealers In Stoves, House
furnishing Goods, &C., 337 King st.
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NOAWS ARK.-WM. MCLEAN, JOBBER
IN and Dealer In Toys, Fancy Goods, Show Ca
Hes. Stamping 4 Plnking speciality; 433 King st.
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IT A .CRIOLLA.-JOSE JARA, IMPOR-
Ia TER and: Manufacturer OF Havana Cigars,
Wholesale and Retail, cor. Meeting and Market sts.
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ENASON, IRON WORKS, ESTABLISHED
Engines, Marine. Portable and Stationery. Boilers
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nor, EDIsTO AND ENTERPRISE,
II VIA JOHNS ISLAND FERRY, CHURCH
ELATS. .YOUNG,S island, BEAR's BLUFF, &C.

DOUGLAS. NlSBET. Agent,
.si-., Accommodation Wharf.
n. B.-Frrlght end wharfage payable on the
wharf. july5-2sw4th1
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BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA, BOS-
ID TON, AND THE CITIES OF THE NORTH
WEST.
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Make the Horse Work.

-. = 7.
Horses were designed as beasts OF
burden to relieve mankind of fatigu.
ing drudgery. 1t does not hurt them
to :. DIRK hard, if they are treated kind
". 1t is not the hard drawing and
ponderous loads that wear out horses,
antlfllat make them poor, balky and
worthless but it is the hard driving,
tho worrying by rough and inhuman
drivers that uses up more flesh, fat
aud muscle than all the labor a team
performs. Consider the pOnderous
loads that many teams arc required to
cart every day, and several times a
day, and yet they appear to grow fat-
ter and stronger every year.. They
are treated kindly. On the contrary,
ether horses, that do not perform half
the labor, soon grow poor and give
out, and the next we hear of them is
they died with the harness on. Hard
work does not kill them. But the
fretting, worrying. and abuse did the
fob. Horses viii do all the moving
and reaping on 4 large farm, thrash
the grain, pitch the hay, turn the
grindstone, saw the wood and perform
aimo. 4 all the heavy labor that farm
ers have been accustomed to- de-. and
grow fat, if they are not worried and
ierkej, and kicked about as il they
were a living iootbail.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-05-13
4 Warning TO Theatre-Coers.

An amusing incident occurred the
Other night at the National Theatre.
Washington. In the front row efthc
parauettc sat beautiful, bright little
boy. about three. and q half years old,
whose appearance and childish (but
shrcwd) remarks had attracted much
attention, anG who, with natural
curiosity of childhood, asked the
meaning of everything that struck
him as peculiar, among which the
large exodus Of gentlemen to take :. a
smile was one: he asked the friend
who had him in CHARGE Where are
all these people going lie was told
they were going to get a drink"
lie watched them Tile past as lac look
Ell over the front of the parquctic. and
took Il stout, elderly gentleman fairly
aback by asking him, in perfectly
audible voice: Arc yoa going TO get
drink :" All in that vicinity fairly
yelled with laughter. and Capped
their hands Sith delight, doubtless TO
the establishment Of that portion of
the audience who were not in hearing
of the cause. II is feared the old gem
tleman, hy his looks, thought that
some one had prompted the child, but
such was not the case: 1t was just as
stated above. =
Never trust man who assenis to
ahyou say-who falls in with ali your
vleMs without making single sug-
gcstioS of his own. lie is either a
fool or a kalayc
Beware no man moro than YOUR
self: we carry our worst ensmies with
! us,
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-05-13
Raise Sheep-Eat Mutton.

Good mutton, we'll fatted and neatly
butchered, is the most wholesome,
nutritious and cheapest of meats. II
grows quickly, and costs little to pro-
ducc it, compared with beef or pork.
Every farmer should have . few longl
wooded Cosset sheep at least-Cots-
void or Leicesters. They arc lite
trouble, and will keep fat on the orts
of the cattle. They usually bring two
lambs, which will sell to the butchers
for from eight to ten dollars by the
first of July. Their fleece averages
from eight to fourteen pounds, with
from sixteen to twenty-five per cent.
shrink only. Their wool is now, and
will be in the future, worth thirty
per cent. more than merino, which
-shfinks forty-five to sixty pee cent.
according to the family,and treatment
of the flock. Long wool makes strong
excellent and durable stocking yarn
though it is mostly used to make the
brilliant, light and lustrous Orleans
goods, for the apparel of our pretty
women. Two such sheep will yield
as much profit as acommon COW, and
five ofthem can be kept as cheap as .
cow in milk. Their lambs and nut.
ton could keep farmer supplied with
the best of fresh meat of one kind, al
often as is necessary, the year round,
and would make an agreeable episode
to the eternal round of salt junk and
pork, aud be far more healthy than
either. Those who eat principally
sailed meats show it in theircomplcx.
ions, their skin being less fair and
smooth. Pork, at best, eaten con.
stantly produces irritation aud crup.
tons of tho skin.
We have now 4 plenty OF sheep IN
the country--332,0 00, 900 head (ilIore
than ever before, according to the
population.) Then let all maEufac.
turcrs, mechanics, and all men who
are interested to have good meat and
the board of operatives cheap and
wholesome, see to it tnat mutton-rais.
ing and wool-growing are properly
encouraged, as q matter of health and
economy. Meat is q great item in the
expense of board of operatives. etc
Ii We grow OR own wool, we shall
always have mutton plenty and cheap
This viii affect materially the price Of
other meat.