The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-10

.lEEIIR THURSDAY, NOVEMBER TO-, 1870.
NEWS OF THE DAT.
aGoo@ ai,itei.laas- 6tta 2aiti'iS
in New York golds yesterday, elqsedehx
1oXsloK. ..T5uG2 a'lTu3s {
Cotton closed aellS uplandg 1s ISel cents; sales
200 n Dass; hi1srpos nosn cotton was dnras ga
sxd for uplsnas and sasSxdfor Orleans; sasss aSs,
5000 Bales. - 'ti - - e.fin.
st. Cloud is total ruin, the pictures and Ia
pestry all burned; the bust OF Napoleon and some
TT The following, sentence 81 onlf thlrty-four
1ettsrs contains all the lsttera In theI alphabet:
.yonn quickly extemporissd hye tlT,bAgs."
,-Bunalo hams, naesty cut out Of the hind
quarters Of the bu6alo, with the skinleft onthem,
sell in the town of Hays Kansas FOR, Sc SO each.
They weigh trDn two 70 three hundred pounds
each. the hams, tongues and rump steaks OF
the buffalo are delicious satmgaoi
One Of the religious. papers observes, In view
of thepresent fondness ror prophecy: 'Tt seems to
be forgotten that contemporary events are mag.
niled to 6or sight by their nearness, and assume
far gresterD dfmenstons than, Z hey. Hif. when
viewed In dhe distant perspective Of ltatorg.',tJ
1t Is cegsainly curious chemical fact thatthe
substances required to f6fM common table salt
are both Of thampo poiAonousr5 sf1orlne and sodium.
No one can use etthe Of these articles separately
with SAFETY ana ssetA gepbips them, aad they
form a substance Necessary to health, and one
found upon every taeieivAy r:..aoZ
Last year San1FrahoiseoS Axpottsa 100000
-. .,.cs;SII,l a. Ehsn1 ~ EIIct NJ Call.
fornia. In 1859 the wine proalct Of the State was
1000 900 g8nons. aha 1t Is estimated that there
are now $50, 600 900 Invested in growing wine i9
the States :1s:T, sa1 9j!scTQo
"A EsE f0rsl ftgsls ie:tar seys ns nsl@ M 9a@a aaa
number Of lends propose erecting fine estab-
lshment on Madison avenue, divided into inde-
pendent. suites,of apsrtmentsi on the European
plan. "A few such buildings already exist here,
but the peepli!sssy q 81 Ref a!sqeEa5s Elk Se g,
who OCCUPY it.lo seyensy,nE pessonss have subs
scribed % the stock. who .4 pay an, of
$12 900 each, making capital Of 1900 900 70 carry
on operations with Two thirds Of the money has
already been paid. On bs'sAobGs s.''fs 9 -
IA new feature in, dentistry is recorded in the
transactions Of the Chronological Society of Lon
don. It consists In the replantation Of teeth
which hsye Zee, eztraeted.2 ID other|.wofds; 1t
has been found that, in cases Of Inflammation
about the roots Of tooth, the latter may be taken
out, scraped and oleanedZ reinssstsd, land made
TO do duy again. The method Of procedure Is 10,
remove thedisessed 46oth; Clean odtf IT'S ca1itfes
dning them pp, after cleaning wiek carholc aold,'
with clifton wool impregnased with the same:
1ext to scrape the Iaugs, 1de preserving the fnu-
in sol5a Il cssSoioc 1sscd, return to Its place.
The London Lsncetssys ,.speakinG Of tho ptocessD
aMr. Lyons carried this out in fe1rteen cases for
Mr. Boleman. with success, ID the case Of biscu-
pids and molars, no mechanical appliances being
used to fsep the teeth supported until they had
become nrm.
--Dolls' shoes saYs, ,the "Sh9es aipd L@afher Bee
porter" seemingly have status in the trade, or
ut least are represented IN being exhibited among
the samples lof flndanufactnrers agents, VINO. o.dlsi
play theirgeojs at: the bAmerlcan nHouse, I'd Bos
ton. There are number OF manusacturers Of
these diminuttve goods In Boston and In New
York City, ape one In New Jersey The goods are
artistic limitations of the, prevailing styles, Of
women's and children's shoes run through all
sizes and grades, and are regularly, quoted In
price Lists by dealers-in all respects following
the trade customgMtt d paeEettion or dignity;
and consequence as amusing assheII y9rslpan.
ship Is admirable. They are not ususalIy made
from remnants, but are cut nrom theiwAole skin.
The bottoms are fastened 1syithi q cement. gene5
rally-some are, however. reg ularly sewed: and
turned. Polish boots, in ali colors, tassellsted
buttoned laced, fancy stitched or pain; walking
shoes dress shoes, satin shoes for parties, shoes
for brides, croques slippers and slippers OF all
kinds, with caGEs OF all csze5, are displayed in
show cases, and exhibited In samples, from which
orders aretaSen that stock the toy houses OF the
country. nPfices range from fifty. cents to six
dollars per dozen, finally reaching the consumer
at prices Increased ING from Two hundred to three 1
hundred per cent. -.
Some curious details have just been published
in regard to the costsoflyipg inc 1lnaiwhe the
currency Is comprised OF three monetary denomi-
nations to.Hit: the s'taeLn or onnce or silver,
worth at par 81 $685. the Mexican dollar, and the
itsien" or "cash, worth the tenth to the fifteenth
OF cent. Tbs average COS. OF the food and lodg-
Ing OF the lowest class Chinese Is As cash. or three
cents day; but this ts the lowest sum upon |
which existence can. be- indefinitely prolonged |
The next higher class the Ordinary laborer or
eoolIe, expends from 81 20 TO So month for food
alone, Upop the taelorsl a3's cents per mouth,
he would have a sufficient quantity oil rice, fish
and vegetables and porE. once Cay. The cheap
est reut for houses for single persons Is about 10
Gems month. The better class In China, who live
comfortably y. bqs without display. are estimated
to expend about s. fmonsAfor each individual.
The houses for THIS slassEpuld rentfo STE to sss
year. The total expenses ofia Chinese '!aborer
for himself and wife are about So 80 for food
one dollar sosTsnS mating ahecessary outlay ,Sf
80 so per month, exclusive OF clothes. The ex-
penses of family Of the respectable better Glass,
composed ora man. hts wife and three children,
are placed at $40 q month divided q follows:
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