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Reference has also been made 10 SSeeles
paper on the difficulties OF knowing aeonso Taen W
bow and his description EReS the %, ndiscreet 1 bower
SnSs himself No man who mixes In society
90 hone entirely to escape embarrassing sltu-
o1;onS oan Rnt it may be safely declared that
hoU;no can never involve so much embarrass-
ment as hand-shaking. Who has not, at some
time or other. been staying with large party
in country-house, and felt the necessity OF
shaking hands all round with an assembly OF
ten or twelve persons every morning before
breakfast, and every evening before oedi 70
weigh upon his mind like nightmare! On
such occasions there Is often one OF the
party who, from what is supposed to be la2i-
ness. never makes his appearance at oreak-
fast, but keeps his room till the company
is dispersed to the business and amuse-
ments of the day. It would be curious
tc know how much Of this supposed Ia
ziness is really nervous horror OF the hand- a
shaking ordeal, In like manner some old
fashioned people, who think it necessary,
when they are at large garden parry, 10 shahe
hands with every one they know, VIII some,
times endure any amount s. ol mastns Ins anS anS
WEAKNESS rather than be the first to leave, ana
run the gauntlet Of the salutations Of The whole
companS. Or again, who has not often found
himself in some such situation as the follow
ing: his carrying book in one hand and
walking stick in the other, when he sudden
lV meets q laQy Vi us dCqudiuIduSc. oy q
rapid effort, he transfers the stick into the
lett hand with the book, and with the right
hand takes of his hat. Whereupon she offers
him her hand for shake. What Is he to 90 !!
To choose the moment when q lady is offer
ing him her hand to put on bis hat has a
most ungracious air. To transfer the hat to
the left hand is physical impossibility 10
drop the hat on the ground would seem theat,
rcal. The situation is simply insolu6le, and
enough of itself to damn hand-shaklnS as
polite mode of salutation. But 1t would De
endless work to describe all the horrid situa-
tions which this custom occasions. The man
who does not bitterly feel the nuisance OF II,
both in the bosom OF his family and when he
takes his walks abroad, must be either more
or less than human. ..,.,
Not long ago the newspapers contained
description of Marshal Mcmahon, embracing
one OF his colonels before ordering him 10 a
last and hopeless charge at Reichshofen. An
English general under such circumstances
would have offered his hand. But who would
not feel that clasping of hands, however fer.
vent, would be quite an inadequate symbol Of
the emotion which would occupy the hearts OF
men in such circumstances as those? And SO
it is with all of US, on all occasions Of deep
and special emotion.
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Only n Word.

. t,,volous word, sharp retort,
A parting in angry haste,
Tho ann; that rose on bower OF olss,
The loving look and the tender kiss,
Has set on barren waste.
where pilgrims tread with weary leet
Paths destined never more to meet.
frivolous word sharp retort,
A moment that blots cut years,
Two lives are wrecked on stormy shoIe'
Where pillows OF passion surge anu roar
To break In spray OF tearsi
Tears shed to blind the severed palI
Drifting seaward and dreaming tnefe.
frivolous word, larp re.of'
A flash from Il passing c!ouG;, c!;, nnoost core.
TWO hearts are scathed snra 10 .net -
Are ashes and dust for evermofe.
Two faces turn TO the crowd,
Masked by pride with nle-ions "e'
To hide the scars OF that agony.
A frivolous word, sharp retort,
Alas that it should be SO I!
The perulant speech. the careless tongue,
Eave wrought more evil, and dune more wrong
Have brought TO the world more woe
Than all the armies age TO age
Records on hisi'ry's blood-stained page;
[Au The Year Ro"ao.
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Markets by Telegraph


LONDON September 2s-Noon.'-consols s2't.
Bonds 90.
Later.-Consols 90. Bonds s03t.
LIVERPOOL, September 26-Soon.-Cotton dull;
uplands e,zaslsd; Orleans 9,iaeh; sales 5000
bales.
Later.-Cot,on dull; uplands eaeSd; Orleans
esaeI; Cumberland cut Sos.
Eyenlng-Cotton nat; uplands eae1ed; Orleans
s,ssa}.d; sales 500 bales; speculation and ex-
pert 1000 bales. Breadstufs frmer. Corn 2ssa
2es Sd. Lard 73s.
NEW YORK, September e6-Noon.-Flour quiet
and unchanged. Pork dun at SIS. Lard dull.
Cotton dull and heavy; uplands 177sc; Orleans
ls7Ic; sales 700 bales. Turpentine quiet at 2sH.
Rosln steady at 81 s5al 90. Freights dull. Stocks
very dull Gold lSis. Money Sac Sterling, long
81, short 1o7i. SiXty-twos 1875.
Evenng-Moncy easy at las. Sterling 91EaosS.
Gold l3H. Sixty.twos 1875. Southerns quiet, but
nrm nothing doing. Cotton dull with down
ward tendency; sales 1000 bales; uplands 1776.
Flour, State and Western, 5aloc lower; super.
fine 81 9Oa5 Is; Southern dull; common to fair eX.
ira St 35a6 Is. Wheat heavy and 1a2c lower; win
ter red and amber Western 81 52al .35. Corn heavy
and 1c lower-S5ae0. Beef dull. PORK lower
-s25 so. Lard lower; kettle 16al51lc. Whiskey
heavy-Ssh. Groceries firm and steady. Naval
stores quiet aud steady Tallow dull at sa93S.
Freights-on cotton, by steam, q; on wheat, by
steam, 7i<d.
BesroN September 2S.-Cottoh quiet and
steady; middlings lS!ac; sales 100 bales; net re.
ceipts 2Oes; stock 4ooO
| BALTIMORE, September 26-Cotton quiet and
firm; middling 1sAc; sales 200 bales; net receipts
Is; eoastwise ST; total $50; exports coastwise
200; stock 1854. Flour dull. Western wheat firm
and steady. Corn, white 81 o2. Pork heavy at
s27 so. Bacon weak; shoulders 14ha14% Whis-
key firm at slc.
CINCINNATI, September 26.-Flour steady and
in moderate demand. Corn firm at 7oa72c. Pork
declined to $2l2 25. Bacon in limited jobblng de.
mand. HhIskey dropping, at s6as7c.
ST. LOUIS, September 2s.-Flour, family seas IS
Corn firm; yellow 7Oc. Hemp unchanged. Bag.
ging steady q: 2ssSoc. Whiskey, nothing done.
Provisions steady. Pork s25. Bacon, clear sides
17hc. Lard quiet and unchanged.
NORFOLK, September o6.-Cotton unchanged;
low mddlng lGc; sales 20 bales: net receipts 1903;
exports coastwise 272; stock 1888.
Augusta, September 26.-Market opened with q
good demand at lSc, but closed easier a: 421al5;
sales 1888 bales; receipts $40.
SAVANNAH, September 2e.-CottoI, large oner-
ings with but nall dem aud; mitilinKs Ice;
sales $50 bales; net receipts 3o6s; espsrts coast
wise 1882; stock 1908.
MOBILE, September 2B..-1ottoa qE.t; middllng
l5sc; sales 500 bales net RECEIPTS $40; exports to
G eat B.itaa 36 ); STOCK IL Sr2.
GALVESTON, = 'preinjer z6.-0otton dull and
tending dawn; .oud ordinary 1916; sales 1000
bales: net receipts 1853; stock 5s4l bales.
Nrw ORLEANS, September 26.-cotton dull and
ND uial; nlddli 16Sc; sales 900 bales; net re-
cslpts 1913; coastwise ao2 total 45o5; stock 22397
bales. Sugar, prime 13c. Moasses, plantation 25
a95c; reboiled 45a50. Coffee, prime l7hal7kc.
Sterling 2la24H. Sight x premium. Gold l3.
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New York Rice Market.

From the Daily Bulletin, September q The
supply and demand continues ANAL, and there
is no new feature or change In prices. We quote
Carolina, common to good, per cwt, So 50as rs;
Carolina, prime to fancy. per cwt, s. S2kas9;
Rangoon, per pouul. 7a7kc; Rangoon, geiI, In
bond, per pound, 3xa3Ac.
from the Journal or Commerce: The market Is
uuetJ There Is very little stock coming 10 hand
at present, so that holders feel quite 8 cure 10
face OF the very light demand. We qnotc RAN
COON, duty paid, al 7a7xc, currency. aud carroll.
ma at 8xs9hc.
From the World Rice remains without altera-
tton, The demand ID light, but there Is so little
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New york Naval stores Market.

SPIRITS turpentne-the supply is fair, but not
excessive, and Notwithstanding the continued
small inquiry, prices show no quotable change;
The demand for shipment Is untmportant, anu
sales embrace only a few small lots TO meet wants
OF the local trade 100 barrels in merchantable
order were sold at S9kc, which Is the Closing
price; also 40 barrels at 3sa4oc, the latter price
from wharf, and Is barrels at 41c, deMVered
Rosins-the market continues very duil, VIII WIN
very few orders here from shippers at present
prices The demand at the moment is Tor small
lots OF No. and pale from the local trade, WILD
fair prices paid. We quote strained at 81 s5al w.
the latter an outside price; No. $2 loas No
s2 bOas pale s3 25a4 so: extra pale, S5a6 so. Tar
meets with very little attention; prices are wnol.
IL nominal. The last sales OF Whining on were
made at SO 35a2 so, the latter price for seectea'
which are the asking prices.
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NEW york sugar Market.

From the Journal OF Commerce, September "a:
The market for. raw remains without new le8-
ture. The offerings Of desirable grades Of redn-
Ing goods are light, and holders are quite firm IN
their views. The demand Is fair, but Is not much
III excess Of current wants. We quote fair rein
ing at 93Ia9Xc; good at s!HasAc and No. II box
aC lOXc. The sales are $50 hhds at e56a9%c for
Cuba; loXa1OHc for Porto Rico; Demerara on
private terms, and 1876 boxes Havana at st4as3ac.
Refined is In fair demand at steady rates. we
quote soft yellow at llZa121ac; soft white at
i2Xal2Xc, and crushed, powdered and grandu'
lated at l3 Aal3Ic.
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uARINE NEWS.
CHARLESTON, S. c., sEPT'R
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Brig Guiding Star, Friese. New York-s days
70 the Bar. Salt, ac:!s and nay. TO Hoach Il
CO. G W Williams 4 CO, ] Campsen co. anu W U
UuSes & CO. Eypr rien ced heavy gales
Schr Anna FarrJw, Farrow, Her, ford, y {, Via
Georgetown, sc. 20l2 bushels corn. To Shack
elford Ke,ly.
Steamer Eliza HanCoX, Burns, Savannah, via
BeaS Slort, &c. IL bales cotton 40 empty barrels,
and mdse. To Ravenel 4 Holmes, Rayenel co,
Stouey / Lowudes, W N Bird Il co, Rhett l.
Son. Chisolm, and Southern Express Company
SIoop Black Crook. from Cooper River. bales
upland cotton. 70 w Bee y co.
Boat from James Island. l bag sea island cot
ton. To w Bee d co.
Boat from Goosecreek. 5 bales upland cotton.
To W a Boyle.
Received from Chsolm's Rice Mil. % ,ierces
rice To II Claussen.
IN THE OFFING.
Schr ] II Stckney, Fooks, for Baltimore, which
sailed from this port on the 18th instant, put back
having experienced heavy gales, in which stove
bulwarks and split loresal.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Brig Williams, Froyard, Philadelphia
schr Enehantress, Phillips, Providence, r ].
Steamship Francis Wright, Nickerson, Havana.
FROM THIS PORT.
Steamship James Adger, Lockwood, New York,
September 20.
Steamship salvor, Ashcroft, Philadelphia, Sep.
TENDER 81.
SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
Bark Xenia, Long, from Bath, Me, September
19.
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MOUNT pleasant. S. C., 1885

MOUNT PLEASANT S c., 1868.
Ar. j. D. Russell:
DEAR SIR-I have used your Soothing Cordial
for children extensively III my practice, and most
rhcerrully testify 10 Its merits. have found II,
without All exception, to accomplish all 1t claims,
and cong. 'er ii superior 20 anything in use for
children.
Its freedom from anodyRe OF any kind com
mends 1t as perfectly safe preparation In the
hands Of mothers and inexperienced nurses.
Very respectfully, g.,
D. r WILLIAMS, u. D.
Made by J. B. RUSSELL, Chemist.
Sold by Dr. II. BAER- Wholesale agent for
South Carolina. 0ctIS
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NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.

2S2 bales cotton, 10 bnls naval stores. cars luin-
Der and wood, rough rice, mdse, &c. To Graeser
4 Smith. Frost & Adger, G Williams 4 co, ?
Smith, Mowry Son, Caldwell & Son. Brodie Il
co, lngraham Son. W X Ryan, P c Trenholm,
Nachmann e. co, Reeaer J. Davis, Gaillard 4 MI:
mott, BischoH & co, J Marshall, Jr, d Stoney,
W Emanuel. Kinstaan \ Howell, Barden den 81 d Par; W.
II Ch0fee, PeZer Rodgers i CO, Ravenel d co,
w Wltte Wagner, Huger & co, Sloan Seignious,
Chisolm Bros. W Rich & CO, Pacific Phosphate
Company, Z yelling, and Railroad Agent.
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COMMERCIAL NEWS.
The Charleston Cotton, Rice and NavaI
stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS, '.l

OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS, u"
MONDAY EVENING, September 20, 1S1o }. :
CoTToN.-This article showed lower inclna.
tion and prices receded 1s@1&c 2 10; sales about
500 bales, Of which about 100 were sold on Satur.
day evening; say at IA; 2 at 14!4; at lax; l2S
at Is; 43 at l5H; los at l51; 81 at 154; % at 16
and on Saturday 90 at l54; p at l524; Il at l6;
at 1eKc We quote, Liverpool ciasslisatlon' mar
ket closing weak at inside figures:
Ordinary to good ordinary. .I3:s@l5
Low mlddslng ng....-.............i5 .i5Ag!oE
MlduNng... .l3t7@2latS ;
Strict mlsdnng.... ........lo C. .
RicE.-Thers was no stock on the market.
NAVAL SToREs.-All articles under this head
continue dull; sales SEQ bbls Nos. . and rosin at
81 40 q Dbl.
FRgIGHrs.-To Liverpool, by steam direct
nominal; via New York, I'd on uplands.
- on SEQ islands by sail "a on up
lsnde, "a on sea Islands. To Havre nominal.
Coastwise-to New York, by steam, 1l-16c On up
lands and &c on sea Islands, 81 so q tierce on rice;
By sail, &c on cotton; 81 SO q tlerce on rice; 4oc
p barrel on rosln; s7@s 7, N on lumber; 5000
p NJ on timber. To Boston, BY sail, 1s@Sc 2 70
on upland cotton. To Providence, SIS 2 NJ on
boards, sc q ID on cotton. To Philadelphia, By
steam, &c q ID on uplands; By SAIL s. 9 on
boards; So on timber: s3 q ton on clay, and $40
SO on phosphates. To Baltimore, by steam, &c.
10; by sail, So 5o@7 p NJ on boards; So q ton
on phosphate rock. Vessels are IN demand oy
our merchants to take lumber freights from
Georgetown S. c., Dar!en and Satilla River, Ca,
and Jacksonville, Fla, to Northern ports, and $40
OLE :, II are the rates on lumber and boards.
Misunderstanding 60 day bills 2la.@22.
DOMESTIC cExcnAEaE.-The banks purchase sight
checks at 4 or and sell at par.
GOLp-ll@l4,
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UssELL'S SOOTHING CORDIAL
FOR INFANTS TEETHING.
tlLAYs INFLAMMATION OF TIE GUNS. CUREs
CHoLIc, CHOLERA INFANTta. DYSENTERY,
ASp ALL DISEASES TO WEIGH
CHILDREN ARE SUBJECT
WHEN -EETHISG.
CONTAINS no ANopYNE.

RCSSELLS SOOTHING CORDIAL is offered 20
the public with an absolute guarantee against all
danger from lis use. Read the following certih.
Gates:
CHARLESTON, May 10, 1858.
Mr.. ]. B. RUSSELL, one uf Ulr careful and intel.
ngent Pharmaceutists and Apothecaries, has sub
mitted to my examination the formula for the
preparation Of Soothing Cordial prepared and
vended by him.
1t affords me pleasure TO express favorable
opinion OF It's safe and efficient adaptation to the
particular cases Of the diseases Of children, which
It is designed 10 relieve.
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l.uIp1rTnS 6 q. 1858.

CHARLESTON. S. c.. 1868.
certify that I have most successfully used
RCssILL'S Soothing Cordial in the Summer Com
plants OF infants. He has fully exhibited the In
gradients of his remedy aud the tedious method
or preparation. recognize tile prescription
containing no anolyne whatcycr-as most safe
and eIticacious one In bowel affections OF children.
When much pain Ur restcssness attends the alice
ton, doses Of Paregor!c can be added to the pre-
scrIbed doses Of the Cordial according to the age
OF The patient. The compound, though more
dillon Of anodyne.
In tie Diarrhea Of the aged, in increased doses,
it is OF great value as remedy; never disagree.
ing with the stonlach-increasing appetite, I'M.
proving digestion, and acting as slow but ETH.
''~-'' ". NJ. FITCH, ID. D.
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Receipts by Railroad, September @''
tswS IsoCra CAROLINA RAILROAD.

1918 lies cotton, Il bales goods, S6 bbls naval
stores. Is hhds and 10 tierces bacon. TO PelZer,
Rodgers & CO, G A Trenholm Son, W w Smith,
I; W Witte. G II Walter & co. Bowling & CO, Fro 81
& Adger, Reedcr & laws, sloan & Seignious, w
L Williams & Son, Mowry & Son. Wagener & Mur-
daugh, Wartllaw K Carew, T P Smith, Prin-
/ Alexander, Graeser & Smith, Goldsmith 4 Son,
onh Railroad Agent.
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Per steamer Eliza Hancox, from Sayannah, via
Beaufort, Gc-M Zegel, E Partridge, Miss NJ
Miller Miss Dansen. S Austin, Mrs III Mann, y
NJ Wells, Ii Hamphill, Waterhouse. Miss Bell
Miss NJ McCleunan, J johnson, " Brown, MISS ID
Tinssell. N Archer, and Reid.
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THE GREAT CHILL AND FEVER EXPELLER
ONE DOSE STOPS THE CHiLLs.

NEAR GRAHAMyIILE, S. c., November 10, 1869.
Mr. LIPPMAN:
your invaluable and infalb!e Pyrafuge. The
bearer himself was cured OF a Two years. chill and
fever, and his whole family. II has never failed
in O single case. Yours respectfully,
49, VIM F. ROBERT.
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CHARLESTON, S. c., 1868.
Dear sir-l have used your Soothing Cordial for
Diarrhea in teething children, and Ind 1t very
excellent preparation. It has great advantage
over most preparations Of the kind In containing
no Opium or Narcotic.
When these orc required they can be addedin
proportions applicable to tile case.
therefore can recommend It's use n me a1cc'
items for which II is designed.
Respectfully yours &C..
r. L. OGlER. u. D.
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T o IT RE ECEI ED

CARBOLATE OF LIME, the best Disnfectant
&c. A small quantity placed where they frequent
VIII at once disperse them.
Pend eIon's Psnacea, or Vegetable Pain E8
Tractor.
fresh supply OF Flem,ng's Worm Connections
the most reliable In use.
Also. a fresh supply OF SEAL oLEUM, the grea'
remedy for rheumatism.
For SALE wholesale and RETAIL by
Dr. II. BAER,
mSy30 No. l31 Meeting street.
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Eav1ng had occasion to prescribe RrssELL's
Soothing Cordial In severe cases OF Bowel Com
plants In children Gnd delicate females, / have
been much pleased with It's effects. consider 1t
q valuable medicine In oil cases, In which it may
be advisable 10 avoid the use Of anodyne and par.
tlculary for family use, as Il Is perfectly safe.
". T. WRAGG, NJ D.
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The Steamer "AKGU,' CaptaIu = .sk.-k
j. H. Proctor, will receive Freight sEssssS21ERa
ar South Atlantic Wharf, on WEDNESDAYS and
SATURDAYS, and leave as follows:
TharsdaS, HlSi Sept i.ss NJ Friday, Sept 2, sN AN
Monday, Sept S, l2 n Tuesday, Sept 8, y ,. ,.
Thursday, Sept 9, M!Friday, Sept 9, ,, n
Monday, sept II, Ia N Tuesday, Sept l3, A ID
Thursday, Sept Is, 9 AN Friday, Sept l6, s n
Monday, Sept 10. IL MTuesday, Sept 20, u NJ
Thursday, Sept %, NJ Friday, Sept %, N
Monday, Sept %, IA M|Tuesdays Sept p, a N
Thursday, Sept 20, ga II Friday, Sept 3o sA NJ
N. B.-Freght and wharfage payable on the
wharf
For Freight or Passage, apply on board, or to
DOUGLAS NlSBET, Agent,
nno3o South Atlantic Wharf.
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WEEKLY LINE TO SAVANNAH.
THROUGH BY DAYLIGHT.

For PACIFIC LANDING, BEAUFORT, HILTON
HEAD. SAVANNAH, DARIEN AND SA-
TILl4A RIVER
The favorite steamer
E LIZ a II a. n G o x,
Captain L. w. BURNS,
win receive Freight at South ATTAIN
tic wharf for above points ev"ry .Asa -:
TUESDAY, and leave on every WEDNESDAY MORN
ING, at O'Clock, arriving at savannah the same
evening, and leaving for Uarien, &C., The follow
ing morning. Returning, VIII leave savannah aI Ior
Charleston every MONDAY MORNIE0, a. O'CLOCK.
N 'e"' " f''R RAyENEL & HOLMES,
sep1o No. IN East Bay.
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arriving OF either foreign or domestic that prices
at 7a7Xc currency and Carolina at SxasHc.
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LIoR SAVANNAH, BEAUFORT, SEA-
BROOKS, PACIFIC LANDING, FssWlcK's Is
LAND, AND EDlsTo'

captain uns ljss 5ohn ssfsmsT sis. g r rsseme Sei
routs an Tiitsnty 9th September, leavin Fra.
sers Wunrf every f1EsDsT MosSlsG at o'o%es'
'or savannah, Beaufort and Paclac Lanalng' "a 9
ror,, Pacific Landing, Feuwick's Island and
Edist0.
RETURNING,
VIII leave Savannah every WEDNESDAY, "a AfTsn- TEX
NOON. at half past O'Clock, ou.sIns % On .he
FRIDAY Tip. viii leave Beaufort FRIDAY NleHT,
touching at ali the ndIngs on her wa way y,i9 ~
Charleston. Every alternate FRIDAY sne WIZ
touch at ChiHolm's Landing. ~
For Freight or Passage. appiy Oh on,o uU.iu ~
to ]. u. AIKEN CO., Agents,
seuo2 ~ Frsser's Wharf.
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U1oR GEoRGETo WN, S.

The Steamer EMILE, Captain c. til
C. White, Is now receiving Freight rs;sisfz3.s rssisisfz3.s
at South Commercial Wharf, and will leave as
above on TUESDAY NIGHT. the 27th instant, at 10
O'Clock.
Returning, will leave Georgetown on THURSDAY
AFTERNOON the Goth Instant at 4 O'Clock.
SHACKELFORD d. KELLY, Agents,
sep26-2 10. ] Boyce's Wharf
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man BItters. regard them as an admirao ole
tonic and appetizer. ]. W. P0INDE&TER, ID. D.
Depots in Charleston Sc:
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A. ". ECKEL l. CO., @. J. LUHN.
". a. SKRINE
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U,HE GREAT GERMAN REMEDIES.

THE GREAT GERMAN REMEDIES.
Professor LOUIS TCNDRAM'S BLOOD PURI-
FYING AND PURGATIVE HERES, In Pills OF
PoWdersJ for the cure OF all Acute or Chronic
Diseases, resulting from impure blood and 1mper,
feet digestion.
Also, the following Medicines by the same (Pro.
lessor Louis Wundram, Brunswick, Germany >
GOUT POWDERS.
Rheumatic Tncture.
Eplleptic Remedy.
Toothache Drops.
Herb Tea Cfor Dyspepsia and servousnes6.H
Rheumatic Herb Te6.
Gout TincEure.
Eye Wafer.
Wnniwasser i:i!e GERMAN "ra!nker.)
For ba;e uy Or. Ii. BAER,
may30 Sn. i3l Meeting streef.
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PORT CALENDAR.

MOONS PHASES.
First Quarter, 2d, s hours, 3S minutes, morn ing.
Full Noon 9th, hours, 81 minutes, evening.
Last Quarter, nth, hours, 10 minutes, evening.
New Noon, 25th, hour, II minutes, morning.