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Paris and her Shameless Fashions
From the London Telegraph. rfuHl

iron the Lond0n IclegfaphJ 10.
Y Paris has learned nothing, forgotten
nothing, and she sends out to-day styles
Of attire as shameless in their immod-
esty, vanity, prodigality, and defiance
Of true feminine grace as anything
which scandalized the last years Of the
Empire. She Ayenges herself on the
modest German women with book Of
fashions which is calculated to ruin all
moderate revenues, to put chastity and
sobriety to scoru, aud 10 drive. even
Queens into courts Of law. Those pro-
digious trains, those senseless append
ages. that huge sham mass Of dead hair,
which no longer so much affects to be
natural the countless hounces and fur
bellows, scrolls and ruohes, which are the
negation and death drapery; the hats
and bonnets which have ceased to be
more than ludicrous caprice; the piled
up passe menterie and costly inGrtistic
trimmings--all these with high heels,
breeding eorns and bunions; black lead
under the eyes, causing early blindness;
aud a tout ensemble which would make
honest women blush, il poudre de perles
allowed it-are what we get from Paris,
where SO little apparently has survived
except the curse which every honest
heart prayed 70 see die, ,r.,.
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THE PRINCELY PUGILIsTs.
The CzarOvftch and the GermaD
EmbassRdOr.

The CzarOvftch and the German
EmbassRdOr.
From the New York Herald, l4th. Ii
According to a dispatch which APP
peared yesterday in the London Stan
dard, and which we publish this morn
ing, st. Petersburg has found a fresh
sensation. The Czarovitch Alexander,
the eldest living son Of the Emperor,
became involved in private dispute
with the Prince de Reuss, the German
ambassador. Both, it seems, lost their
temper; and the Czarovitch so far forgot
himself as to make personal assault
on the Embassador. As might have
been expected, the affair has occasioned
tremendous excitement. 1t is feared
that CONSEQUENCES of grave character
may result. As the dispute related to
private matters, it is not supposed that
the affair will at all interrupt the friendly
relations existing between Russia and
Germany.
This is not the first time that the Ro-
manoffs have revealed shoulder-hitting
propensity 1t will be remembered that
many years ago a similar encounter
took place between the Emperor Nicho-
las and the Count of Brandenburg. The
Prussian Government discovered that
Russia and Austria and France had
agreed to make certain territorial appro-
priations. France Gas to get the Rhen-
ish Provinces, Austria was to take Sile-
sia, and Posen was to fall to the lot OF
Russia. The Count of Brandenburg,
the uncle of the present Emperor OF
Germany, was hurried off to St. Peters
burg to prevent the execution Of the
plan. The Emperor Nicholas, it is said,
waxed so furious that he struck Count
Brandenburg with violence. The Count
was so humiliated by the affropt that, on
his return to Berlin, he shot himself
Shoulder-hitting seems to be, after all,
quite as much propensity with princes
as with Tammany politicians. 1t is not
pretty affair as it stands.
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In Rockland county, n. Y, lately a
jury, after being detained nearly whole
day without coming to an agreement,
we're discharged by the court. Subse-
quendy the fonoging signed By ten
members Of the jury, was presented to
the court. we, the jurors in the above
sFisl, hcscby petition this honorable
-. 80. = s-S..== sssas =sar- * - cut of
he jury box Tor the following reasons
In our opinion he is the most stubborn
and contrary man that the Almighty
ever made, and Is not ft 10 sit as a ju-
ror in ary case. He vas never known
70 agree on snr eaastioc OF lAF With
either indge or juror. TFlIL
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From the New York Times.l
To add to the curiosities of the Itch
borne case, it now appears that it is be
ing conducted by the lawyers on either
side without fee. This unusual feature
was developed on the fifty-fourth day Of
the trial, when, to compose some irrele-
want wrangling of counsel, the Chief
Justice quoted the old rhyme:
Lawyers have more sober sense
Than argue at their own expense"
Whereupou Mr. Sergeant Ballantyne
made the startling declaration that the
funds on his side were all gone, but that
counsel having undertaken the case,
felt that they ought not to abandon it be-
cause money could not be found to
carry 1t on, So much magnanimity at
once from so unexpected a quarter
charmed the audience into loud ap-
plause, but the Chief Justice, we are
told, looked astonished Mere looks
must have been inadequate to express
his feelings when the Attorney General,
in turn, arose and claimed the credit for
equal disinterestedness.
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ON A CURVE.

ON n tuhNE.
Young and lively William Wait hli
Worked mp steady from the freight qH9Tf
Till be drove the night express, e..
'Nt.-A Number eight. riHit4 ttlr'fl
Blue-eyed, light-haired Fanny Farr, y
Lovelier than a palace carl IJlt EN1
She and William would be coupled
ttI~ Ere year. tlH Uf4
i Happy William / All, but what III IL f,,,,
Grow out Of whisky bottle 70 jug
And q switchman? Woe to the hand that's
sIM ~ At the throttle
Whistles two. they plunging, crashed
s Forty ton of engine smashed-- .uaas.,...,a-.- d.
Williams skull and ribs, of course. were
on So Simply mashed. -,a a
Fanny pinned away and died. A
Grass ereeps o. o'er them. side by side- u
William, who had done his duty,
And his bride.
But, they say, through mist and rain,
Rushes by phantom train;
Forms are shining, through the darkness,
OF them twain.
~
BURNErT's COLOGNE is the best and
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OIL COMPANY.
COTTON Seed.

vT,ur SeFMPHIs OIL COMPANY WILL
foreieb GOOD saeks TO al relponsle,l,e pas -
som 80 ~ ten dollars per ton ieI ~ so'o
'9sni i,s,err y Il J. ". RARIoN. snp.t:
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GROCERIES,.
: u n ID r. IE S .

- l. - ~ - -
35 bbIs Texas Pecans.
b bbIs TaragOna Almonds.
$50 boxes new Raisins.
300 drums new Figs.
$50 cs Jellies and Preserves
1900 cases canned Fruits.
75 hIf bbls and kegs Pickles
300 kegs a. hlf bbls Pigs feet
$50 bbIs and hlf bbIs KrOut.
80 bbls HOminy aud Grits.
so tubs of Butter-fresh. 91
20 bbls Buckwheat -four.
25O boxes selected Cheese.
25 trs sugar cured hams.
80 boxes Breakfast Bacon.
Dried Beef, etc, at
G. A. ECKERLYS,
33s Front, cor. Of Union street
0IN-0V
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GINNING.
Poplar st. Cotton Gin and Pickery.
Nos. I2s audIsO Poplar Street.

THE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY INFORMED
that on and after this date we will Gin
and Bale all cotton brought or sent TO US for
seven dollars per bale, we furnishing the bag
ginsg and ties, and covering the bale all over,
longing to the bale. Or if the owner
desires us to keep the cotton seed be-
longing to the bale Of cotton as part
payment, we will gin and bale furnishing
for two dollars per bale, and the cotton seed
belong ging to the bale Of cotton.
66 oil GEO. W. PAYNE 4 co.
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BURNETr's GoLoeSE is the best and
cheapest NAL
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CHICKERING
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HI. WARp. BUTroE WRIGHT.
ments. etc,. 225 Second street
OTTO SCHWILL 4 C0.-Agricultural imple-
ments, bone dust, land plaster, etc., III
Main straat
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Call at the Singer ParlOrs, s7s ls Main Street.
BTERRIMAN q WILCOX. GENERAL DEALERS
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W. w. WHTTE, rrr TRScH S0HLEY.
Former Clerk. NJ OF baltimore.
W(lRSHAM HOUSE-White g Schley, pro-
prietors; corner Main and Adams streets.
COMMERCIAL H0TEL-M. Allen. proprie-
! tor; corner Jefferson and Front streets.
Board, " 50 per day; ~
MElGGS HQpsEeCpr' X; A' boathan' pro-
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,ISINGER SEWING MACHINES!I
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A FEARFUL. ADVENTURE.

Eighteen Hours on n Log I'm the
Arkansas River with the Their
mometer AT Zero-Narrow Escape
0 freso = pssihI De. = II iAgA v 11Eh 1 saokl lA3
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PHOTOGRAPHERS.


BINGHAM Il CRAVER-24l, 24S and 2l5
Main street, corner Jefferson. alr1 q
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New York Naval Stores Market,

From the Journal OF Commerce Saturday,
September 2: Spirits turpentine-the market is
rather quiet. most parties awaiting the effect OF
the supplies by The steamer Volunteer and scho ~
er Luola Mnrchison, both vessels about due, and
the former bringing 802 barrels A few small lots
came In -day, but they had to be gauged OF for
with Their sale About 100 barrels were taken
from this arrival at sic. but In The regular way
there are no sellers at under 81 a52c with 1S3
rels sold u lots at 52a52c; also 100 barrels to ar.
The high prices ruling through scarcity Of stock
limits The business to few urlents orders. Sales
embrace 500 barrels strained at So l5 200 barrels
do So 20, and 500 barrels do at s. 20. The quota.
81 25a5 25. pale IS 50a6 25 extra pale Sc 5Oa Is.
Tar Is moderately active at the late decline. We
quote Wilmington at So 25; so barrels Washington
were sold at So rs. Stock in yard September /,
spirits turpentine, barrels, 5si; crude turpeH.
tine, barrels, so.
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New York Rice Market.

From the Daily Bulletin, Saturday, September
2: There Is fair general movement, principally
on regular trade account, and the market has q
steady tone. Holders, however, are not greatly
inclined to show any onoyancy, and all full bids
Carolina at sKa91c, and 500 bags East India at
6Xa7xc. The detention OF vessels at quarantine
has tendency to keep the stock OF domestic
quite low, and gives buyers an advantage.
from tie Journal OF Commerce: The market Is
frm. The stock OF Carolina is small, and with o
very fair trade demand prices are 10 the sellers
favor. In foreign the business Is fair. and in
sympathy with domestic slight Improvement is
noticeable. We learn OF sales OF TO iierces caro-.
lima at S1ae1c, and 4oU bags Rangoon at 6zIa
5sc.,, The stock on hand today Is 345 tierces
Carolina and II, 900 bags RaDgoon and Patna.
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Noise 4 Davis, Cameron, BarkleV i CO, J n Eason
Il Bro G Francke, D Fftzglooon, !no Greer e
Son. Gerdts CO. Hart co, rnrdan nene5ey' Son
Klatte CO. Kinsman Howell, kinsman Bros'
] Luhn, 3 Lalane co, J Marshall, !r, man
,oue CO, Mordecai co, II McElhose, Ma
A Quackenbush, Ravenel & co, P sch1ckmann. v,
Shepherd 3 co. steele i Wardel, a Tiefenthal,
c Whilden, F Wieters, WAGNER Monsees, and
steamship Sea Gull. button, Ba!tImoreLlelt
lat inst. Mdse. To Mordecai L co, P G Tren:
holm, G Railroad Agent. Railroad Agent, Z
hsathal co. Blsehe SS.ise CO. h'aste uacSen SS
bush, Rayenel, Holmes co, PelIer, k0dge[s q
co, Helms, " A Skrine, Tiedeman, Calder co;
| J II Wuhrmann & co, P Walsh, OJeman,
| @ Caussen, F Won Santen, J Luhn, knobeoch
Small. Macuueen 4 Riecke, Fl Cobia Il co, Camp
sen Il CO, Burmeiser Zerbst. Teilen q Lunen,
McDowal Son, VIM We6o. Stoli, Weoo Ts;noS
| Wlckenberg CO. Robson, P Browne Jonn'
| ston, Crews & co, Jenords CO, W Jones co,
D O,Neill & Sons, W Whilden, Leldlng Hart
A " Eckel l. CO. B O'Nelll, and W Miller
French brig Delphine, Tiffanat, New orleans.
Tobacco. To Jos Enslow d co. Previously re-
pJarfu Rri9 VIM parks, Gage, Baltlmore-3 days.
Corn, nour, &c. To Street Bros co, P Browne,
| q Bulwinkie, KlncK. Wickenberg co. Holmes &c
Calder Goodrich, WIneman co, VIM Cnaiee e
u Commercial Line schr Jessie Smith. Grumley,
New York-3 days. Mdse To b F Baker co;
Railroad Agent, D A ANIME. a Blscho1 q co, w
sases C. s4sne4 arass RsTsy CO. e
| SON, Holmes & Calder, Heath It Rice, w Harral,
Klstte 4 co, A Lengnick, VIM Marscher, AndreW
| McCobH, Jr, O'Nei d Sons, Ostendorn & co,
P Poppenhelm, D Paul co. J QuaGkenoush, P
| p Toaie, Stet1ens, Werner Ducker. Sloan Seg-
nous J u yollfrs Wagener Monsees, w N, OF
Wieers. J Wurhmann co, n Railroad co,
and order.
Merchants Line schr Francis satterly, Stetson,
| New YorE-3 days. Mdse. To VIM Roach CO,
Wagener l. Mousees, E Adger CO, ANIME.
CO. Il Bischofi L CO. P Browne, Brown, II Bull
wInEle, T W Bliss, Cameron, Barkley 4 co, Gas.
light CO, Hy Cobia & co. A Chevrenx, Due
DowIe NOISE & pavis, Douglas Miller. Elias y
Bro, Fairly co, Goldsmith l. Son. II Gerdts
CO, " Gurney, Graveley, Hart & CO, q Hacker,
| Heath & Rice, Jno q irkamp & co. T u Horsey 4
| Bro, Holmes Calder, Jefiords l. CO. S Jancovich
| ] Ojemann, Kinsman Howell, Mantoue & co,
shall 4 Burge W Mclean, S r Marshall & CO. Jno
Marshall, Jr, B Neulville, J Quackcnbush, 9
Railroad CO, Ravenel 4 co " Shepherd d CO.,
stOps stoddSrd Wshb s Msm oase[ c.
wieters Walker Evans & Cog,wel. Rail
road co, j n Robson, S Yeadon. " S Plumer, Order
and others.
schr Albion. Pope, Harbor Island-ll days.
| Fruit. To A canae.
steamer Water Lilly, ToglIo Edlsto, Enterprise
| and Way Landings. Mdse and sundries. TO ID
Nisbes, John Cocock & CO. Adger co, j NC
Michael, and others.
Received from Bennett5 Mill. Il tlerces rlce'
To Bee 4 CO.
FROM THIS PORT.
Steamship Georgia, Crowel New York, 4th
September.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Steamship South Carolina. Beckett at New
York, September 2.
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RICE.-The sales were ABOUT 30 tierecs OF fnlt-
rior to common clean Carolina at 6H@6Xc q 10.
NAVAL SToREs.-There were no sales reported.
FR8IaHrs.-To Liverpool by steam, dreri,
nomiual on uplands; via New York, s.l6d
on uplauds, on sea islands; by ga
on up,ands ard sea tsands, nominal. To
.Hsyre nominal. Coastwise-to New York
by steam, &c on uplands and lc cn e,a
Islands; 81 rs q tierce On rice; By sail, &c q tb
c,tton; 2 tierce on rice: 4oc p barrel On res!r,
s O. q on lumber; 5000 a n on timber.
Boston, BY sail, Hc p Ii en- upland cotso, i.
TO Providence. BY sail ss q II en- boards, y
p fb on cotton; by steam 81 q bale on Nav
York rates. To Philadelphia, BY steam, nc q ID
on uplands; by sail, 81 q II on boards; 50 o
timber; 50 y ton on ciay, AID 1898 60 en- nhns
phates. To Baltimore, ey steam, hc q ID by
sail, $500 q n en- boards; $e@s25 p ton n
phosphate rock. Vessels orc In demand BY
ar merchants to take lumber frs.sats iscD
GEORGETOWN, 8. C., Da,:en a1d Sati!a River, Dr.,
AID Jacksonville. Fla, to Northern ports, and $40
@I2 q e arc the rates on lumber and hoar''a
MISUNDERSTANDING 60 day bills e2@22h.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. = The tanks are pur-
chasing sight checks on New York at par; days
n CD; 10 days q Oh; /. days - or; 20 days - or;
80 days OF. They are selling sight checks at 4
premium.
GoLp-l1K@ 8.
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New York Hay Market.

From the Daily Bulletr. Saturday, September
Q: Receipts today 1850 bales There are good
many orders on the market from Southern ports
which &. nnot be filled for want OF freight room.
and prices are ifie easier, 81 being the price at
the close. The sales are 100 bales for savannah
at 81 05: so 4ales for Norfolk, IS for Portsmouth,
Retail, II prime, sells freely with not enough OF
this grade coming to mSeSet. Straw rules steady
as before uuu ted.
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Receipts by Railroad, September 4.
soCrH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

SO bales cotton. 81 bales goods, al bbls naval
stores, l30 bb's -four, cars wood and lumber, car
stock. To Railroad Agent, C Liebenrood, l. d De.
Saussure, Pelzer, Rodgers CO. Smith & Chapeau,
Walter 4 co, Keeder & Davis, Ctsey i Kenyon, E
NJ Hacker, O'Neill, Stefrens Werner L. DucEer,
Hy Blschon & CO, Macqueen d RiecEe, Campsen
4 co, Frost Adger, w W Smith, and FOllln.
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wom.n,s n.ecution-Paris, May, II.


Sweet-breathsd aud young
The people, daughter
No nerves unstruug-
Going TO slaughter!
Good morning, friends
You'll love US bette
Make US amends;
We've burst your letter
"How the sun CLEANS
(Women are snarling1
Give me your beams,
Lloerty's dar Ing
Charles rny name;-
Car;st's mother bore il
That badge: No shame
Glad that wore 1t "
(Hair to her waist; .
Limbs ike Venus:
Robes are displacedA
Soldiers please screen us
"He at the front?
That Ia my lover:
Stood all the brunt;
Now the fights over
Powder ar / brad
Gave out together.
Droll to be dead
In this bright weather
'Jean, boy we might
Hsve married in June
This the wail: Right
Pire la Commune ~
[scrtbn.r's.
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From the Journal OF Commerce, Saturday
September 2: The demand at the moment Is very
light, and late prices are barely sustained. Cota
l51<al6c; bags 1iIal5c. Messrs. G. Tuckerman
i co. report the stock TO. ay OF cloth $500 bales
here md 1000 In Boston, and OF bags $500 bales
here and TOO bales In Boston.
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DACIFIO MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPY'S
r1RoCaH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN.
FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

Steamers of the above llneleave Pier IeFAA
No. ~, Ecr:h River. foot OF Canal
street, New FORK, at IL O'Clock noon, OF the 18TH
and Soth of every month except when these
iates fall on Sunday, then the Saturday preced
lug.
All departures connect at Panama with steam.
ers for South Pacific and Central American ports.
Departure OF 18th touches at Kingston, Jamaica.
For Japan and China, steamers leave San Fran
CISCO lrst OF every month except when 1t falls on
Sunday; then on the day preceding.
No California steamers touch a. Havana, bet
20 direct from New YORK to Aspinwall.
One hundred pounds baggage free to each adult,
Medicine and attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or other information spp.y
at the OOMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on tfe
wharf foot or Canal street, North River, New
York. +. X. BABY, Agent.
jly26-iyr
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Az
Go so9d Each and
& e Nos All the Certificates
SCHEDULE AWARDS
snare 1av1g Sa the an h and s numbers on me ne
ma mSrances Valued
S Meeting
,n street Cieon s. O. free fom all membranes valued s@
Charleston s. g. free from umbrsnces bra Valued
mossvauabs
entitled award that Fine Property Sroa ee
80 Wv
about han an acre ground thereto valued
Inst the and I'm on soe @
cleared heavily County Darlington w.
entitled Of United Gold Bonds us or tae wSe
entitled Gold tae
entitled
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Passengers.

Per steamship Sea Gull, from Baltimore-Miss
Laura Zllms and L A Hayes.
Per steamer Water Lily from Edls:o, Enter
Miss Randolph, Col Whaley, Major C Berlin, B j
Whaley, Jas Hanahan, W G Geraty, II Towes,
and deck.
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LIST OF VESSELS
UP, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS FOR

REIGN.
LIVERPOOL.
The Romano, Young, up.................MaY Y
Br bark Lady Dufferin, Flynn, sailed. August 4
Bark Annie Kimball, Stinson, up..........July II
NEWPORT, ENG.
The Gauntlet Douse, sailed. Jane 2i
WEST HARrLEPOoL, ENG.
The Elise, Eroaca, sailed. August 9
CALLAo.
Fr bark Me!aine, Bertho, sailed ed..........May q
CARDIFF.
The Martha, Lewis, sailed. ed.................May 9
KIN IsToE, JAM.
British bark Iris Suffolk, sailed. July
O4ESTIC.
BOSTON.
Brig Fl Jennings, Soule, cleared. August 81
Schr Lucy D., Hall, p..................July II
NEW YoRE.
Schr Sheppard, Clark, cleared. 80. August %
echr Phelps, Shailer, up. August Is
PHILADELPHIA
Brig James Crosby, Fargo, cleared. August 1S
Schr Smith, Webber, cleared ........August Is
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Markets by Telegraph.
MOSRY MARKETS.

LONDON. September 4-Noon--Consols sot.
Bonds e3is
Event. ig-Spcurities unchanged.
FRANKFORT -, p ember 4-Nonn Bonds 20.
PARIS september 4-No0n-Rentes 57l lac.
NEW YORK, september i-Noon.-Frelghtsn urn.
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MEMORANDA.

The schrs Susan Wright Douglas, aud Carrie
Webb, Homer, for New York, cleared q. George.
town, S c, 2Sth August.
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. MARINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, September 4.-Arriyed, the Genl
Barnes, Batavia and Atlantic.
Eyening.-Arrlyed the vandalia and City OF
Antwerp. Arrived out, the Allewand, HISTORIAN
and City Of Bristol.
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229 King street. Charleston, :. G., Dealer In all
kinds OF RUBBER GOODS. such as Rubber Sheet.
Ing, white and black, Air Pillows. Air and Water
Clothing, Piano Covers, D orM ats, &C., &C., and
Importer OF Fancy Goods. Toys and Fireworks.
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RAILROADS..

CU1NTB6TUN, ., I.,
Trains will leave Charleston Daily az $3.50 A. IL
and 6P. n.
Arrive at Charleston 7:3o A. N. (Mondays ex
cepted) and $3.50 P. n.
Train does not leave Charleston P. L., Sun
DAYS.
Train leaving $50 A. n. makes through connec
tsn to New York, via Richmond and Acauis
Creek only, going through IN 40 hours.
Passengers leaving by 8 P. n. Train haV,
choice OF route, via Richmond and washington
Or via Portsmouth and Baltimore. Those leavinl
FRIDAY by this Train lay over on SUNDAY In Bal
timsre. Those leaving on SATURDAY remain sun
PAY In Wilmington, N. O.
This Is the cheapest, quickest and most pleasan
route to Cincinnati, Chicago and other point
West and Northwest, both Trains making coh
nectlons at Washington with Western train
OF Baltimore and hio Railroad.
8. s. SOLOMONS,
Engineer and Superintendent
P. L. CLEApoR, General Ticket Agent.
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mended by physicians
apd all N others whose
children have wor n
them. Made In four
sizes : l 8 % o allest; !; 4
large 8 t Price 81.
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