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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-01-07
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MON
PACIFIC RAILROAD
10 now completed and running Daily Passenger
Trains, lorninS in connection with the
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD.
IN ALL RAIL ROUTE FROM MONTANA aud tia
yac!Ec Coast, to
OMAHA AND THE EASTERN STATES!
making the unexamplcd time Of
Two Days and . hours from corInn.
TO OMAHA
Direct Connections made At coRlSSE with '''s'
Helena, Virginia City
and other points in Montana
At Omaha, with CHICAGO 4 NORTH. WESTERN
CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND PACIFIC. and
ST. JOSEPH & COUNCIL BLUFFS RAILROADS
Misso uri Linz. OF Pa G X ots!
CHICAGO, ron. -. "
NEW YORK,
~ - go. .-.'I- BOSTON
and al principal Eastern and Southern C..a s
AT CHEYENNE for &
Denver, Central City, Santa
and al points In Colorado and View Mexico.
At BRYAN, for tho
Great Sweetwster Mining District!
At DEsERET for
Salt Lake City and Southern UTAH
PRoMoNToRY With the
e . N tr u Pm OHIO lsn llrOad
for Nevada and California. .& s
First Glass Hotels and Eating House
a convenient points on the Line
,.-,-t, cPuLLxANa 49,. .
Luxurious sleeping. Car"
accompany all trains. {
~ For Rates on all Freight. apply to
,,.ss' =. BRowMsom.
GenI Freight Agent Omaha
]. BUDD, c. G. HAMMOND.
Genl Ticket Agent. 90 Geul Supt
MAIN STREET
M ca t Nj a rket!
mis-. .'.s@ = 1osrAsA. /
Owen wIlliams. Proprietor
The most complete Meat Market r the we''-a
HIGHEST PRICE PAID IN CASH FOR CANE
Of ~ kinds. .a>a
w4Sr5nA acRs :: ,s;u alive o. s'::
On No bslOeo makiag salos q oeock. r
lhass . iasgs Grove q a, .1.a
FAT CA T TIE
toad ~ Ff aN %srf
which win dispose Of q pscee b suit the tieA ~
In numbers y ssis tAs purchases.
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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-01-07

ward one ofmy blanks. v I;wosh pSofsr in
this case that you sign my Proposal - Joint
contractor, provided there exists no disabil-
ity y % taking nc, test, oath. i being q
couEsc, supposed that no spch disability g,
btA AZ The most Of bids will psfAaps hays
been. Forwarded bctors this Iresches JON
probably nothing wiz he lost byl the delay.
To those who Prefsr. payment win b. -
cured thcm hy giving them dlafas On tho
Auditor, All Who are acquainted with this
method know ihat payment Eoald. thus -
placed beyond my control ia Asa general
thing, ! can arrange for yos ~ draw .neqa
New York Or any other point In your sectioa
xhsas The Department NAY have fund,
which win often = q ueat adyaptags q
Jon II ! pocuaiaIy point ef yisv, rs,s o. J,
Lem make ibersl Adyaspel a beGigpepl!
where ciFcune tAnesl seqairs y .Pea. eonr
plesios Of ! noethh ssryicA ! nslbIipI s.at
r P'''oa. sDgs syr1... s. ..s s..sz sar
! NIT IN sitesGAeas5gsG Of i0osaSSa1
T1D, Assss60sss1. Lss1utsass .Nlol hsvS
mads 4 nihs ,of lhessy - opssaal1gs wleh1
him. H. 80 Slj6s sEosse fson o1oeuls1
oeaythDeaI 9osdAsss'papiss, wlsA6us 49,
saa1lsg hsLb swsve 80 .sooo Aua1t55g ~
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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-01-07
CARRYING THE NAILS.
BRFAN rSsoN's LAY.oUr:

A gentleman Of Deer Lodge, md we pre-
sumo nj nerous others thropg hout Montana,
has rece scd latch Of private circulars.
blank proposals, etc, purportlng 10 emanate
from the Office of the Southern Mail Trans.
portation Company, 47G, Seventh street,
Washington. ID. c., and signed Bryan 1y-
con. Eyses proposes 70 take themin" with
him on the mail contracting business. This
scheme is ingenious. Obscurity las hence
forth no claims upon his name. 1t belongs
to Fortune and to Fame-to the list of pub
lie bcncfsctors, that little, but brilliant,
galaxy whose rcfulgencc will pierce the ret
respective gloom when onward rolling Time
has carried US beyond tho fading Present
Here il tho idea:
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-02
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT

At regular meeting of the Chamber OF
Commerce, held.on Monday evening, the follow
ing preamble and resolutions, introduced by Mr..
John Hanckel, and seconded by Mr.. II. T. Laurey,
were unanimously adopted:
The Charleston Chamber OF Commerce, In COM
mon with our commercial community, fully re-
alizlng the heavy lois that has been sustained oJ
the merchants OF Charleston in the death Of one
so universally esteemed Us the late Richard
Caldwell, desire to express their sorrow for this
sudden bereavement. Appreciatlng his worth,
they recognized him as type Of a true anu nom
orable Charleston merchant, Who imbibed MS
principles OF strict integrity in thai school OF the
mast which hal at its head some OF our truest and
best men. These principles he carried Into prac-
tlce with nrmness without ostenta'iol, with con-
cillation without compromise, and with fairness
without selashness. Therefore,
Resoyued, That this Chamber mourns the death
of Mr Caldwell rs g ioss to our commercial com
muuty generally, but especially TO those who
knew him best III their social and business re
| latlons. ,o,f.r.::s,,,,-.l.- =,
Rssolred, That we offer our synpathies to bill
| bereaved family, IN their heavy affiiCtion. ~ -.
Resolred, That COPY. OF this prlamHle and tn
resolutions appended'be sent to the family, ant
be published In our morning papers.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-02


THE STATE DENTAL ASSOCIATION OF SOUTH
CAROLINA met at Phoenix Fire Engine companJ's
hall last evening under the call OF the last meeting,
held In Columbia in April, 1870. Twenty members
were present, and DR.. Patrick occupied the chair.
Seven letters OF application were read, and oil
the applicants were elected. 1t was resolved TO
subscribe sufficient amount TO entertain the
Southern Dental AIS Iciation, which will meet In
Charleston In April next. letter was read by
the president from the dean Of the faculty OF the
South Carolina Medical College, offering their
building to this convention for the purpose OF
meetings clinics. &c. A vote OF thanks was re-
turned for the same. A letterwas also read from
DR.. J. s. Bulsr. Inv ting the membres to visit the
city hospital durlng:thelr stay In the city Thanks
were rendered the faculty of Charleston College
for the kind Invitation that the convention Vlsls
their museum. Twelve O'Clock was fixed as the
hour for clinics, daily-after morning session
An invitation was rendered TO all visiting dentists
now In the city, not members of the association
10 be present at the meetings. After which, the
convention adjourned.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-02

DONATIONS TO THE FAIR OF TIE GERMAN
LADIES' SocIErY.-The ladies thankfully acknowl-
-edse the following dona ions: One barrel OF
choice whisIey, Sattler, Forster Co., Balti-
more: two boxes cigars, G. Noelken, camden; !;
one box cigars, P. strazunaky; one pair crocnet
lamp mats, Miss NJ. Growing; one work tox, U.
II. Bergman; one dozer bottles pickles. ". NJ.
harscher; one crochet watch case aud one pair
crochet lamp mats, Miss wellbrook; one pair
Guinea pigs, two pair white mice I'm cages anu
one large bunch opoponax for every evening" Mts'
Ebert Won Dohlen; one pincushion, MISS Won
Hadeln: one package sugar, Hurkamp 20.
three gold buckles F. Koldewey: one cofda set'
FL. Liiieuthal; one album; Mrs NJ. White; lour
pair baby Shoes one pair mats and one pair vases,
Mics A. Torck; one fine doll and pair cups and
sancers, Miss D. Torck; one kit Scotch herrings'
a. K,atte: one hundred cigars, j.. heldau; one
III, .runanders and one necktie, MISS L. hiins'
NTH. one table cover, Miss NJ. Klintworth; one
Ane s,lS cushion, Mrs. A. Stelling; one knitteo
.,..snA and several fancy articles. Miss T. Cofaes
sonedosen glasses jelly, E. heti stA ''e "'a,, one
torrs ana one package cutrants, u ' n.,,
.na,r large lamps, Miss L. Bunkum' 49, ~. .,psr @
reses MISS & Buttz; one croche1 "s.I aoro,
y;ss NJ. Metz; one CLONES oruSn' w s,naeomt
and one mat, Miss ]. Runken; one ,,. r. ,,reons
aAu sr,t one b.by sacque and one pair piseun'
w.. =, U,ense. one pair embroidered shoe'' ".9'
:, ,v,,,schen; one crochet table eoSe.
- noir cnps and sauceTs and eWo ieasne
ura p. Teckleuburg; one psaf vases au'
hie a.,,a cherry brandy, Mrs. F. Johanhs' '"
Que uoa .asoue iower pots, Miss Q: bFcnou, vu
pSlf c,,ar stand, c. " Blschon; eae WIN
handsome D,sss sisat n,schon; one handsome silve
desk, MISS MISS - a,.onor, New York; one box fane
spoon MSS :. p,scnoS;. one la;ge table cove
fruit SOAP ..oon: Of one cniios vooen cap and .3 o.
Mrs. A: S'ssaSl W Marscher; one crochet tidy, NJ.
collar, MI svsr. ~. one handsome basy,s sac9ue az
::s :: s.s: s:s !; 4; s:;:; = s ss Z;
Iss Z. ssnasas.t two dollars two T'''s 'N ''
mats. Mrs. 8. Haroers'
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-02
THE coLLEToN ELECTION.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS.

Your correspondent at Walterboro, OCTOBER
oath over the signature Of Reform" has placed
me IN a false position at Blue House in the late
election. -. ,, !.
# i, true was there, and, as Republican, e1-
ercs!ng what conceived tp be my political priVt-
lese, to support the Ticket nominated at conVen'
,ion held in the courthouse q, R!alterboro. *
had no militia there, holding no ofsse IN thst
body, and having no authority In II 4 had my
party friends there, whoswe!e ready teSsussaih
me, II necessary, and to project my person tn
case OF. collision. which might have arisen In tho
heat OF an excited scontest-tnat and nothing
more. Yours, respectfully, A.o. SHApfss.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-02

Rural. CARoLrSrAN FOR N0vENBER.-The
present number OF this standard Southern agri-
cultural magazine opens with an elaborate art.
Gle on the i.Malntenanee ofthe Fertility Of soDsr
from the able pen OF Professor Hngard, Of the
University Of Mississippi. he has evidently dc
voted mach time, attentlonasnd careful stTdy @
the subject, and bis treatise Is valuable contt'
button to the agricultural literature Of; the dsyi
The "South and her Resources by Hon. Alfred
Huger, follows next, and to the general reader N
probably the most, readable article In the Whsle
number . Plantation Economy BY that svef
ready and thoughtful writer and practical plant
er, Colonel D. Wyatt Aiken, contains muca fsea
for profitable reflection. He tells some platA
truths In very plain way, and although tney
may not be altogether palstable they are certala.
IL wholesome. B. W. James, Of surry County
virginia, gives some very useful suggestions
in regard, to utilizing forest leaves. Dr.
VIM: A. c., ofRome, Ca, contributes Valuahleiln- l
formation In regard TO the PrIckly Peat; while z.
R. Plunks;; 10y the way, one Of the most tooservaHL
of the regular contributors to the Rural, Of Bead
fort S. Co., mentions It's liability t3 caterpulaS
as serious objection to its use as hedge plant:
DR., Glazenherd, OF Plckens,'S. O., subnis An In
teresting old field experience; and the Agricann;
raj Department proper closes with an interesting
miscellany. The Horticultural Department opens
VITA valuable article on Southern Peaches, from
that wen-known pomologist, p. J. BercSmsnH
Esq., OF Augusta, Ga.,. which Is followed by an hus-
trated article on tile proper manner OF pruning
neach trees. Articles on the t'Guava;n ZAP
nles spostinr,," by W. b. Wilkes, OF Aberdeen,
Mississippi; 'Tne Tropical Fruits ot Fiofios,
by ]. N. .Whitner, OF Orange. County, Florida;
"Hints on Town Gardening by Dr.. b. ~.
Rayenel;.. vegetable -Physiognomy" and :tae
.oobweb Plant" and some minor pieces, ~
very interesting, and beautifully tlustrsteeds e
complete this department. The Dair1 and Ssock
Department comes next and is well sustaueds
containing, various communications and Items
on subjects OF special interest. The Department
OF Natural History, edited by professional; ento
rnologtst, who, by means OF bis pesittsn N q re
| Agricultural Department at Washington, com.
mands rare facilities, contains information which
nm nIanter and farmer should be without, ane
which. nevertheless, he could scarcely Obtain ID
any other way. The Literary Department ans
| the Department Of Science and Discovery give sne
magazine Interest and value in the eyes OF tae
general reader, and make 1t more attractive tc
the farmer and the farmers family. the Edito.
rial pepartment shows everywhere that variety
and thoroughness Of information and brevity,o
style which brother Jacques has acquired IN hls
long experience as an agricultural writer ano
editor, The Information in this one number a
worth the price OF subscription. which Is only u
for the whole year.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-02

SALES Of REAL EsTArE.-Messrs. Leitch &
Bruins sold yesterday, alot in Liberty street, w!ta
the buildings upon 1t, for $3.50.
Henry Deas Jr., Esq, assignee Of VIM. Henry
Heyward, sold Green Poirt Plantation, Beaufort
County. containing about 400 acres, for $1,000.
Grove Plantation, on Combahee River, Coleton
County, about 5l4 acres, for $50.
Part OF the old Vineyard Plantation. containing
about 80 acres, for $11o.
Part OF Blanford Plantation, On Comoahee
River, Beaufort County, sss acres, for $1,000; and
pine land house on the Walterboro road, In Col
deton County, for $3.50.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-02

pnEsoNAL.-Mr. G, NJ. Harman, proprietor
of that new ami sprightly paper. the Lexington
Dispatch, is among the visitors at present so
iournlng in the city. The Dispatch circulates IN
Lexington, Newt berry, Richland and orsngeours.
The advertising rates are liberal
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-02

ATTENTION SIR KN1GHTs.-In default OF q
Herald at this stage Of the Grand Tournament
which Is to come OF at the Fair Grounds, on Friday
next, the aid of TIE News Is Invoked to summon
all expectant knights to meet the committee at
the Board OF Trade Rooms this evening, when the
lists will be closed. See advertisement.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-02

A RARE CHANCE FOR ADyRRTIsERs.-During
the present week Charleston will be crowded with
strangers, and very large extra editions OF TIE
NEWS viii be issued to meet the unusual demand.
Now ls the time for our merch ants and business
men to avail themselves of our advertising space,
tand reap hundredfold advantage therefrom. A
word to the wise, &C.. ....'' -l"ra
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-02
THE LABORER WORTHY OF HIS
HTRE. 't'
TO TIE EDITOR OF THE NEWS.

ToTHE EDITOR OF TIE NEWS.
Can you, or any one, tell me why 1t Ia that
BOYS who worked hard at the decoration sf
the hall of the fair should not receive the reward
they were promised complimentary tickets
Did any one see the young ladies who received
them climb trees and wear out their-cfotaeS "
An AoGRrEvBD ONE.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-02

AppRAY.-An affray occurred yesterday
morning, about daylight, few miles out OF the
CITY. between John Morgan, Major Hamilton and
Alexander Simmons, in which Morgan was
dangerously wounded with razor. Warrants OF
arrest have been issued sgainst Hamilton ana
Sjpnm00s
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-02

CITY MoRrALrrY.-The report of the city
registrar, for the week ending october 20, gives
"a as the total number OF deaths during that tlme
OF these I were whites, and II colored persons.
There were also two deaths, one white and one COL
ored, during the preceding week not previously
renorted.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-02

SAVANNAH AcKNowLEDGEs TIE CoRN.-The
Savannah Advertiser dolefully tells Its readers:
.It Is somewhat calling TO hear the oftrepeated
remark by Cnarlestonians, we do five times the
general Iobolng trade that you do;; and the more
severely is this home thrust the fact that
there Is perhaps more truth than poetry In the re:
mark. Whine we Eauld very seriously dislike to
accept the above as the true pioportionate trade
ofaetwo cities, yet we must acknowledge that,
.oussfde Of the receipt and shipment OF cotton,
.Cbarleston is far ahead OF us In the extent and
variety Of her commercial transactions"
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-02

THE FAIR GRouNDs-How TO GET THERE
Take the street cars 10 Linc-'aot to Ann street
From that point you may punctuaIy ride to the
fair grounds from nine until i've O'Clock p. M
Going on the hour and returning on the halchour
Tickets are for sale at the Mills House, Charleston
aotel Holiness book store and the passenger de-
mt on Iiue street.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-02

: Acc1DEST.-;=.A boat was capsized in Cooper
River on Sunday evening at o'clock, and col
ored, \. woman. named Hannah Major, about 47
years old, was drowned. Her body had not been
recovered at late hour yesterday afternoon.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-02

.,BoIp RossERY.-on Monday, Samuel Mid
dieton. a boy about ten years old, enuced l1se
daughter Of Lieutenant PhiIppl. Of the detectives
to. accompany him short distance from Int ner
toms, ceollY. took on her gold earrings and ran
.oars BE was arrested yesterday, and confessed
his sguilt, stating that he had sold them LOT ten
cents apiece. BE was sent to the House OF Cor
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-02

OBsraUcr1Na THE SrpEwALK.-Wm. Grosser,
the telescope man. was arrested last night ior oo-
structing the sidewalk near the Academy OF Md
sic, and gave security for his appearance THIS
morning.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-02

ARREST OF "A FOWL THEF.-John Coleman,
n,ost notorious fowl.thief, was arrested yesser-
day morning by officer QUINN and was commit
ted for trial By Trial Justice Levy.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-02

~ The BEAUFORT VorE.-We understand that
Governor Scott,s majority in this county Is 0ooo'
and DeLarge's majority 1000.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-02
Auction Sales This Day.

For AUCTION Sales, see FIRST Page.
Jaurey & Alexander will sell at 10 O'Clock,
at their store, strips, shoulders, &c. q =
Henry Cobis L Co. will sell at O'Clock, at their
store, butter, cheese, &c.
R. n. Marshall & Brother viii sell at han'past
10 O'Clock, at their office, so-aes, mules, &c.
Niles Drake viii sell at 10 O'Clock, at his store
dry goods, clothing, DC.
II. A. Hunt will sell at 10 O'Clock, at his store.
boots, shoes, &c.
VIM. Mckay will sell at quarter to's O'Clock, at
his store, furniture, gold watch, cloths, &C.
Leitch L Bruins will sell at 10 O'Clock, az their
ONCE, phaton and team
]. Fraser Mstheves will sell at 10 O'Clock, at the
Calder House, furniture, &c. ..
T. H. Cater will cell at O'Clock, at his store
groceries.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-02

Ho For FORT SUMTER The pleasant little
steamer Pocosln viii make daily trips to Fort
Sumter this week for the accommodation Oh Visl'
tors to the fair. For particulars, see advertise
ment In another column. -
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-02

UNITED STATES CoURr.-There was no busi-
ness transacted at the United States Court yester
day.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-02

STRANGERS in the city desiring to subscribe
20 the best and cheapest newspaper In the South.
win cali at our office and have their names en-
tered for the DAILY, TRIWEszLT, or WEEKLY
NEWS:
.THs DAILY NEWS, for one year .............. IS 90
THs TR1.WKEkLY NEWS, for one year.......s4 90
TIE WEEKLY NEws, for one year. .......s 2 20
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-02

CrY CouNcIL.-Theree was no meeting OF
Council last night
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-02

TIE MOUNT PLEASANT FERRY.-Attention Is
invited to the change OF schedule to oe observed
BY the Mount Pleasant and sullivan's Island
Ferry during fair week.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-02
CITY AFF AIRS.
Meetings This Day.

Board Of Trade, at half past T. N.
Pioneer Fire Company, at P. N.
Landmark Lodge, at P. n.
Corporation First Baptist Church, at half'past'
Pm.
Lafayette Artillery Charitable Association, at 7
Pm.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-02

No one who visited the fair yesterday, has any
but words OF praise to bestow. Citizens OF Ma
con, Atlanta and Augusta, at all Of which places
State fairs have been held, concede that lot
beauty of arrangements, accommodation OF
ouests. and convenience OF visitors, the present
occasion Is a model, and we have no doubt that
In all of its aspects fair week In Charleston WILL
he referred to az one OF the pleasant episodes OF
lIre not only In the experience OF our own citi'
zens, bat in the experience of the great masses
who are nocklng hisher from other localities
within and without the State.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-02

| and the prizes Won there.
mr. NJ. a. Nathan is Oh the list, too, with several
ane carriages, buggies, rookaWays, tump-seats
and C,ermantowns, all new and light and springy
=. ,o,u horse could desire. Aneat sgt OF double
sorneas IN exhibition by R.. ThonlIson& Co., Is
nlaced appropriately in the rear OF these.
Nre lot Of sewing machines are exhibited by
NJ, n p rpaseton, with two constantly running
and d,anl,vinp their various qualities and advan-
70 reo necn,ar to each. There are machines Of al
nrices tn sult customers; and which deserve the
attontio,. NJ al, ladies since the mandate issued
hv Rlshon az KING Ding Dong on Monday even
inr, that all splndles were 70 DC oansheo aue
nothing but sewing machines used.
A substantial stdebosrd, on e1Moltlon oy "l4n
sebrInt,r OF domestic manufacture, next attract
ed our s.,ention, by the plainness ana neatness o
the znrr Il Is ornamented with OAK earrings
and Is richly grained and polished.
IN ,,a ,,Isst of the next table were several gias
,ors Smaa with different mannres, composed
nbosnhate and guano. These were eXhioitee
r,os,Iv ny wilcox & Gibbs, and ktnsman .
uovsI, They were OF every variety suitable Il
,.orn,nr oo,,s cf the different portions OF ou
State.
NJ w y pa,,dou has possession of the al
r.
,o,n,nc table. With every variety Of wares In hi
Hro ~ business. His specimens OF marble wor
are neat and beautiful but he ezoels In the beaut
ond variety Of his chandeliers. We noticed seTe
mi Of the most ingenious styles and artistic de
aIona and gas pendant Of cunning workman
, chin having numerous joints at short intervals
!, which Gave it ladder.itke appearance. The He
r osene lamps here were beautiful and various
siye and surmounted by very pretty shade
M leaving the copper pumps behind u.s. we Wer
!, . aIono the table and saw. the hard biscuit an
8 n n,,ot bread exhibited by'J. C. H. caussen' fro
!. bis BAKERY on Market street The specimens "e'
= aood. and Mr.. claussen Is as ye' without con
J. petItor In this line ..o, =,
- p nne lot OF cooking stoves next attracted 0!
!, o,,sntIon-among which the "Gas Burner" al
y astevartsn were prominent. These stoves clsl ;,
various improvements upon the Old and pecuil,
"a qualities of their own, but Walch' ns'lns pe'
> dulT examined along with several ingenious for
s. pumps, washing machines and parlor stove
BROUGHT us to the table of MessrS. j. E. Adser
Co. 49,,
n These gentlemen are not behindhand in ths
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-02

First going up the left side, we were attracted
by generous and tasteful exhioitlon ol @ .no pro-
ancts OF Messrs- Du1y.a Co., OF New YORK. 70
N.t ,rn starch. satn gloss starch, refined starch,
h,,. Nine starch, pearl starch and maizena, A feature
y, tho table is bis large collection Of beautiful Eu'