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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-04-08

FALLING fRoM GRACE. The editor of
the SelhiSJr0re Times, il appears, is begin
ming to ahjure some of the teacts aud usascs
oi modern Democracy, In his last issue
he has the following article which is very
Inconsistent with the recent policy of the
party. We have no doubt il lie viii persist
in such course much longer, he will be
read out Of Ito party. lie says;
NVe believe that every saloon and every
grocery, grocery in This county will be
closed amer May term OF our Court. Should
this be the ease, how many people will Ia
nent ity There win 'bc my rejoicing To
one regulting H. Let all theI)cmooynls Of
sO5riely aud good scnse say amen 10 H.
We believe they viii. IL is true we have
al%ays heen charged ~ the whiskey party F,
but as . dnaiier of fact this charge Is un-
true, tor the hab,i 0f drinking to excess is
not ,he result of politics hat Of a c0plblna-
lion of O1har circumstances la their lAlU-
enc,s alike on men of all paFlIos."
LoAAiibsIONEHs uf Emigration say the
emigration ga lhs west this spr,ns and
sumnogMill far exceed that ol auy previous
/ yeas.
As iasa paper T. informed by hadlng
hoTlieullurisls 10 diiltFonl portions og thai
state lhn, irlit trees have passed through
the Ninler, thns hr, 10 admirable order
AMI that there are naw iho meat lnltsglnu
indications that M crop Gl the canning sun'
mer Viii hu tho hrsehl Ia the history oi
state, ihu only danger lls betaten nov
and wara weather, hliouid Apnl gise no
eating if0sia ilesa .fntlenien say llic yiuhl
nnst b. extraordinarily large,
TITS nsmo,mis u MlssouTi have nea
ssegsi "a eltaulzailsn knns As ihu "Ouler III
lhp ArAadsFn Va Afw ialk sliallai
soflsiy q alss'' - h. tlaTi'd sigh eos Hiasl
'1nie ap' nil n.iif iiiie ~ ' a. tahia gg
fiH' ff
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-04-08

CONNECTICUT BLrCIIoNs.--Th result
of the election in Connecticut, SO far as the
Governor is concerned, is still in doubt.
Our latest Information is to the effect that
the complete vote Of the State gives English
a plurality Of 22 votes, while 30 are return,
ed as scattering. If this statement proves
to be correct upon the official canvass, then
the election of Governor will 90 to tho
Legislature, which is unquestionably Re.
publican in both branches, and viii, o.
course, elect Mr.. Jewell. We have Ger,
tainly elected three members of Congress
The Noc-Naren Register (Democratic) al,
mits the election Of Kellogg, in the I'd Dis
-.rict, BY Gj majority. This is an achieve
ment of which Mr. Kelloggand the Repub
iicans Of his district may Justly feel proud
as English receives about / 600 majority ii
the District aud even Mr.. KelIoggs bes
friends had little hope of his success.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-04-08

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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-04-08

Pennsylvania stands highest in assessed
valsation, followcdb by Ohio, Massachusetts,
and Illinois but on the per capita list she
stands eighth, Rhode Island, Massachu-
sets, New Jersy, Ohio and Delaware among
the States and Columbia, Montana and
Wyoming among the Territories. The
unassessed property in Pennsylvania
probably exceeds q billion Of dollars in
value. ........ ...
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-04-08

Happy ia the man in these moving times
who owns homo Of hls own.
The man who knows the world will
never be hashful, and that man who knOws
himself wlll never be impndent
CoSAECTICUI bossis B3 sidows Of origi-
nal revolutionary soldiers. Surprising the
youngest of them 10 have been married gt
Ille age of III, ~ the beginning vi lhe war,
sle mgSl now be III wears old
COLOSKL JOns ", foRsEY, the nes
collector Of lhe port, has Ipado lhe fnllow-
ing appOinm0nls; special deputy collector,
ID. 4. lloustGn, of Mercer Csuntyi deputy
collector And auditor benjamin iluckel;
anh cashier, w. W. Weigley,
FIyK yessels lsil l'hllsLelphla lasl week
Cos fiFeign pafls, wuh as, asi gail0as ~ ~,
lEoleunl. lhs goeeip,s az ihlladelpLla dnF-
Ia lie 1anie llRe ainounled W 2A ~ bar
rela,
k0Asl 90, sipl, ih tpile ~ be hsblo
healih, eninplslsd biz Autobiography, has
at ,si Isatisl no I,slbllshlng hSiiso IA kurore
alliisg - ss,spl n. fIe nos talks of oar
lns a. as 10 tahs NJ slf lallns pHhl.sh
Cu
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LATER.

HAIIIONp, NprlI u \, N,
English has III majority, with pro-
blbilitY Of 40 more, il Stanford gives Jewell
l0l instead Of III, rs reported, IL is pro-
bable that there will b. q failure To elect by
the people. The Senate will have Re
publican majority, and tbs House about L.
Republican majority, Strong for Congress
has Si3 majority, kellogg 40,Starkweather
about 1000, aud parnum 900.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-01-04
s.vINNAH AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
Passengers.

Per steamship Mercedira, for New YORK.
Grace, j V;itZ Norman, K Thomas.
Per steamship Manhattan. from New fork-E
A Dickinson, WIN Clyde, W W Youpg,1 Tam.
/ age I, Barlow and wife Mrs + Browne, Mss
Frpp, 4 Monroe Mrs IL Bailey, clark, MRS
w Bruce and two children, and on deck
/ Per steamer Pilot Boy, from Savannah, Geau-
for, &c-O W Sharp. lady, daughter and servant,
M Sans, n M;tohel L Wells, y q BarnWei,
bird, II G Judd, Hall, Won Horten, Mas.
ter REett, DR. 5 Thompson, Capt Mathews. r
, + EcSeI, Master ] jenkins, l. Langley, Koo,
tinson. CS yep, L Eckell, r Kent!ck and lady, S
IP Hamiltos, E Powell IL Gantt \ Smalls, ! 5
DAVIS, and 10 on deck. ,,,
4 Per steamer Eliza uancnH. from SaVannan, Viz
Z Beaufo,t Sc-Gn Guerard, Capt Ward, TEL, r
+ j. Wilder, Horace pIgg, Valentine, W Sellers, 3
Russell, ? Ltgr,n. d Curry, A Williams, T Green;
kJ ) Wright, r H Gleaves, D = SAM. K Marlin; II
+ tpo,htzer, G Wright, Wright, W wilson, IL Y
-McIntyrc, II Fishbach, Cole, NJ Elllott, )
,Verlier and 81 on deck.
i per steamer Emile, from Georgetown, U.
1 L Butts, y Richardson, L SPARK man, X
;Toskard, Nus Pyatt. Miss Pyatt, Master Py-
AIT Miss Pyatt, " Ii Jones, + Fuller, watson,
E Jones, MS d Huger, g Trenholm Haz
yard. A Vamderhorst, ] A lonely, D Mcdowell.
W Ford, Jr, G Il Ford, SinSins, NJ Ward, W
" ShacEellord, Gen Man:gault and son, Il Lad.
son, G Z Gaillard, g Holmes, Trapier, anu 40
on deck.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-01-04

These are the actual figures Of the. first year.
The second year saw us beginning with SIPS
saved from the salary Of $1,000 after expenses
.of clothing, &C., and only crib and baby
clothes ta buy for O little incidental, which
soon after made its appearance. Crib, DC, ";
clothes, s24 81; and The cost OF light and dire
was $40; some additional furniture, s39; house
rent, $i80, and living expenses, s5l3 70;
making total for the second year OF ssO3 %.
This included clothing, washing and every cent
of expenses paid out during the year, leaving
10 the next Years account 1854 81, which was
the Sl26 left over from the last year; and my
employers hearing of the "lncidentaf' addl-
tion advanced my salary to s25 per week for
the last six months of the time. with s2l Sc
cured from interest. Two years and "a lew
months have since passed, and the balance In
favor of the rainy day now IN the Manhattan
Savings Bank stands s21l5 %, upon which they
have lust credited me dividend of seven per
cent. This Is the Item of living
The fine arts of cooking, washing the dishes
and saving the, doctors bills, consists IN living
simply. buying your provisions fresh and In but
small quantities, and meyer spending over three
Ourths OF an hour in all the preparations and
clearing away Of breakfast, dinner and supper.
We're there space, the little details OF prepar.
ing food daily, with the marketing, &c, might
he furnished the reader; but these facts are oil
that the hundred thousand young women OF
this city, waiting to be made happy heads OF
households, need to be told. -
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Annus Ir0.

THERE'S stain Of blood In the wintry sNL
There's q scent Of blood In the freesh8 MI
The hollow blast goes moaning pJ,
SIck with its burden Of despair. -
For the leash has been slipped from the oogS VI
And their muzz,es are red with human gore;
And fast by the couch Of the dying year
Gather the phantoms Of Woe and rear.
Who ls to blame that q world so 1aif
Writhes In the throes OF q monster olftnF
WHO ia 10 blame that q crimson glare
Mocks at the gloom OF c shpddering earsaY
Rho is 10 blamIi Ali me IwOt,
Eaxon or Gaul Il matters not
Never was lacking to Adams SEED,
a glib excuse for aselish deel.
LII.
Year that hast tr0dden q bloody path,
Fiaunling thy banner OF empty PRIDE
Year that mast crushed In thy 1renzlea Wiatn
Legions OF victlmswho fought aud diea'
Dark Is th7 record to eyes thnt mourn,
Hateful thy name to the widowed breast,
Draining Its milk for the nursing, born
mid the horrors that hung on thine awini cses''
God still relgneth and We who wait,
weary with vigil but not dtsmayed,
Bea: at the bars Uf the crystal gate
Hoping and trusting 10 Aercy's aid;
Hopins to we come the sway OF Peace,
Trusting the promise Of days to come,
When the angry blare OF the trump snall cease,
And the wall Of the pertshing RANKS DC oqhS' q
Flushing Bay, New Years Eve, 1870.
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How to Live ON One thousand a Year.

contributor ID the New York Evening POSI-
tells how small family may live comfortably
on slO00s year, and, at the same time. keep a
bank account. Hesays:
When married had salary Of $40 per
week. Ny wife is neat body, who had, per
$haps yfnwisely, consented to take me TOT Del
terror for worse. We engaged two rooms, un-
tnrnIshed and only plaster finished, IN q new
house lust built in Eleventh street, In which
there was crate, ample closet room and run
ming weter, at SIS per month, (too cheap
The cost of papering cheaply was IS; oox 10
hold half q ton of coal, 50 so; carpets, s54;
sola, burean, bedstead, small table, three chairs
and bookcase, $94; chinaware, &C., $40 rs,
and frying pan, stew pan, boiler and some
little things, s. 80; the bed linen, towels, 6e,
were in the possession Of my vile, aiss
some little trinkets, ornaments ana pic
tures, all of which added to the appear
ance of the two rooms without further cost.
The gas man put In metre without expense
further than paying for gas month IN ad-
vance. IS; hall ton Of coal, s. 90. This was
considered. furnishing the two rooms. Total
for thsyear, covering light and fdek $3.50 05.
4 fnrther item Of IS for refrigerator, and IS for
gas stove and connections, made up tne nrst
years. expenses thus far at $400, portion OF
which would be on hand for several otnef
coming years.
The marketing was generally done by my
self, and the following table will show the
amount of weekly and yearly expenses:
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Markets by Telegraph.
POREI6N.

LONDON, January -Noon--consols %. Bonds
IiyEnroo1, january 2-Evenlng.-No cotton
market. Corh a2a33s. Mess pork ras. Beef LOS
LIvRepooI, January 3-Noon.-Cotton tending
down; uplands s1askd; Orleans SHaSad; sales
la,0Oe balo,. Wheat, highest grades, los Sda
los 1.d; stock OF wheat at Liverpool $4,000
bushels. against SIG, 900 bushels last year. Corn,
Eyenlng.-Cotton closed with downward ten
dsncy ;uplsnds sSasxd; Orleans shasHd; ss sales
Iooo3 bsies; export aud speculation 1000 bales.
MeadsIutrs unchanged. Pork eos. /.
DOMESTIC.
New YoEK, January s-Noon Stocks steady.
Gold loXaiOX. Money 7currency 70 gold; H., Ster-
nng-lung O. short OK. Sixty.twos Sh. Tennes-
sees Of; new 50. yIrglnias 67k; new ta. Loulsl-
anas 10; new "a; levees 10; eghtS so. Alaoamas. S
ex.interest IS: Rres 10. Georgas, cN Interest Is;
sevens s1. North Carolinas sx; new 49, sOs5s sSsds
firnier. wheat held higher. Corn quiet and firm.
Pork aae new ss 7sais Is Lard steady: ssSo S9s
bales. Turpensine steady at 4s1sc. Rosin nrn1er;
strained s. s0a2 IS. Freights firm.
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Eyening.-Cotton dull and nominal; sales 1850
bales at ike. Flour, Southern, snaae ntmeli
common o.good extra % 25ae oa. Whls1ey un,'
settled at s3asSc. wheat 1aac better; winter red
and amber western 81 lsal 80. Corn closed less
aotive; nav 7eal7cs Meas pork dpiE new is,si naa
old 9f9 o.. Bs6f quiet and steady. LARD onii a,i
skettle r91<c. Naval stores steady. TaloW dai i
at sXa9c Freight steady, by steam, cotton, 4a:
fiour ss Sd; wheat S.. Money currency TO gold;
market not 80 easy as expected. Exchange Heayy
at ea0x. Gold duh :at Iok.i Governments S9sea
steady Of a decline. sixtytWos sh' soo'nefns
uuiet. Stocks heavy aud declining.
BOSTON, January a-Cotton quiet ana seaoy' "
middlings l5xc; net etTecHpts e7u bales; gross re-
celptB 1906; sales 400; stock 1000.
BALTIsoRE January 3.|Cotton 1rmer ana Iea! aelu !!
higher; mildlihgs 15Hc; met receipts IT'S bales; @
oross 129O exports ooastwise 25; 80 Great Britaln
$50; lales 800; stock 12os2 Flou! firm and 10 Islr
demAnd. Wheat nrm. Corn nrm and scarce, ai,;f.
dong long and ] 6sti sT feeling. PORK s2Oa2. Shoulders
loo. Whtskey e2a92Hc. ,,,.
CrHclNFarI January 3.-Flour firm and IN ialr
demand Corn duh and dropping ab oLaooc.
pork s1o, Lard loxal1kc. Shoulders 100; GEAR
rib slaes lie; clear sides 1lMa. WnlsKey qules'
Lou1svILIB, January a-Tohacce nrm. Bag
ging quiet; hemp and nsx 25a2oc flour steaTy aSn
Shoulders TO-; clear rib sides lkc; cieir sides
l2c Lard 12c. WhfskeJ steady 81.
ST. LOUIS January 3.-Flour firm; low graaes
scarce. Corn steady; mixed a9haa.s. ~. aeE
steady al 800 Provisions quiet. Pork SIG; snoa!'
ders 6Ho; clearsides l2c. Lardzprtme Steam liC.
NORFOLK, January s.-Cotton dull and Lowell,
middIing l4Xc; net receipts 954s bales; exports
coastwlSe 47SS; es 10; stock sols ,o. a,a
steady; middings l4Ho; net receipts ss0 paes'
exports coastwise 80; sales A.: stock 1891 u.,.
AUGUSTA. January s.-Markct sliL Tltn ,,H Mgns
i4Xall5.; market closing quiet and. snade
easier. ,,s3
sAvAsNiH, January a-Cotton in far demand;
miGhilIngs l4aa14Xc; net receipts alIz2o oaies;
7 NEW ORLEANS, January 3.-Cotton steady and
in fair demand; miidlings 1lXal4He; net receipts
1s,s07, bales; gross receipts l4.7a6; exports
coastwse l744; sales 9 900, stock ~ 22s.. Sugar
In 60 demand; fair 1Hasc; prime eAaloc: NO. NO.
lasses frmer; common f6a52c; prime 5ea5sc;
choice 6lae2c Sterling 20. Sight exchange u
discount. Gold 10H.
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New York Rice Market

New York ESfce ufUrIset' I.
From the Daily Bulletin, December 81: The de-
mand is not heavy by any means, but the trade
are buying nearly or quite mp 70 the daily offer.
ings, and with only few additions to the reduced
supply locked for within o week or TWO, receivers
irene figures, on choice grades In particular.
Sales or 80 tcs Carolina at 8ia7H cts: Foreign Is
very slow and entirely norhinal.
From the Journal OF Commence: The market is
fairly 8. .ady. The stock Is now very small, al
tie demand though limited. Is sufficient to create
q feeling OF steadiness. We quote 6IaIAc.
From the Herald; Carolina was steady in yai9s,
with, however, less demand! A. lew smait Tvs
wercroil a, from6 ka7,sc for fairto choice. Ran.
goOu~aS nominal.
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Interior Cotton MARKETS.

ATLANTA, December S1.-TIlc market to-day
has been quiet apt steat,y srpiddIings Is; low
inldd ing 121ss; good ordinary II Z; Ordinary II:
COLUMBUS, December 3l.-our market goed
demand for best grades; lowest ones negiec'ea; SS
sales 10a :bae es; receipts 1856 bacs; shipments A63
bales.
MONTGOMERY, December 3l,-Cotton market
Is steady at 1870 for low rniad!ngs.
SELMA, December 3l.-Thrre were sales yester-
day tn the amount OF 600 bales; low mlddlng
l3%a13,sc. There has been good demand. The
market opened at inside, aud closed asOutstde
quotations.
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Easton & Co.'s Cotton Report, for the
Week ending December 80, ,slsyOs

NEW YORK. December 3l.-TH1 NARKEr.-ln
our last report the market closed quiet at lor
middlinCs. Saturday, the market was quiet and
unchanged; sales 2l6o. Monday was close aon,
day. Tuesday, the market was aale1 ss ana pIses Wees
nesdsy, the market was dull, and prices heavy;
sales 24i6 Thursday, with unfavorable advlces
from Liverpool, and free receipts e. ths p9rts,
the market N as dull aud neaVy. Ihe 9nelings
sales slel: middlngs l514d Yesterday there was
a fair business transacted at steadier rates; the
foreign advlces were unfavorable. but holders
were. Indifferent and offered but meaerate guam
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The ohsrle.,on Cotton, Rice anu Naval

The CharIeston Cotton, Isice anu Naval
Stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
TUESDAY EVENING, January 3. 1871.
Corros.-The market for this article opened
with some transactions at very full figures, the
extreme armness preventing some. buyers from
operating, and causing business to close With
Quiet appearance. Sales about 800 bales, say e5
az ls4c; 7s at 14c; is at 141c "a at 14<e; ls7 OF
laxc; SO at 14Sc; 1893 at 14xc; 11e at 14xc; 6s at
l41fc; 81 at lsKc p b. We quote;
~ LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary TO good ordinary ......I3 GA
Low Hiddlng ..............IS3glA1
MiddlinS. nS...::..,... ,.......''':.'.''3Is 3IsssgS,s1
Striot middnng.. ....,....l7hGAof
RICE This grain was fru and prices strong.
ssles about 200 tierces OF clean Carolina, say 80
Heroes at &c; q, exc; Is at exc; 12o at exc; 80
at exc . b. We quote fair rice at o@6he;
good sX@exc p b.
TayAL STOREs.-There were 10 sales Of note.
RRsIsHrs.-To Liverpool, by steam direct X on
uplands; via New York, "a on u2lands, lhd on
ses Islands; b. sail I'D on urlGlds, "a on SEQ
Islands. To Havre nominal. Coasrwise-to New.
York. by steam, Nc on uplands and 1c on sea
islands; 81 p tierce on rice; By sail, &c . ID OF
eotson;-N tieree on rice; 4Oc q barrel on rosis:
s7@s q NJ on lumber; ss@lo . II on timber. To
Boston, by sail, X@xc 2 ID on upland cotton.
To Providence. by sail So p N on boards, sc
B on cotton; By steam 81 . bale on New
York rates. To Philadelphia, by stesm. &c N
on uplands; oy sail, 81 . II on boards; 50 on
timber; s. p ton on clay, and saga so on phos.
pilates. To Baltimore, by steam, &c , b; by
sail, SO 5oG7 = 81 Oh boards; ss9s 25 = ton on
phosphate rock. Vessels are in demand by
our merchants to take lumber freights from
Georgetown, s. G., Darien and Sattlls River, Ga,
ant, Jacksonville, Fla, soNorthern ports, and SO
@1o "A Al are the rates on lumber and boards.
misunderstanding 60 day bills nominal at
lQ@l9H.
Doxisr.o EXCHANGE. g. The banks purchase
sight checks ct ,s@h on, snd sell at par.
SOIp-lO6ll.
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NHR FOUNTAIN RINGA

NHE FOUNTAIN RINGE.
SELF ACTING.-N0 PUMPNG.-NO ALB
: INJECTED.
The best universal SYRINGE In the market
1t La recommended By the first Physicians OF the
country.
1t is so simple that it cannot get out Of order.
There are no valves, and, nothing that viii cor
rode. One will last O life time.
Dr.. JOS. Fl. WARREN, an eminent PhisiciAn, OF
Boston writes to the manufacturers:
'From the fact OF its sln phrlty and correct
principle in the structure or yoht Fountain Sy-
ringe' and for the easy manipulation, practicable
result, and comfort to the patient, have recon-
mended this instrument extenslvely.n
The Profession are invited 70 call and examine
the apparatus
For sale wholesale and retail, by
DR.. Il. BAER,
SO. IS1 Meeting street,
mayso Agent for South Carolina.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-01-04
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP C0APY's
THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN.
FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

Steamers OF the abuye line leave Pier ,1sFNfts.
no. a. North River, foot OF Canal SAiE2$S
street, New York, at II O'Clock noon, OF the +tb
and goth OF every month (eNcept when theae
dates fall on Sunday, then the Saturday preccd
ing.
steamers for South Pacific and Central American
ports. Those OF 4th touch at Manzaniuo
Steamship JAPAN leaves San Francisco for Ja:
nan anu China December 81. 1870
No California steamers touch at Havana, but
20 direct from New York to Aspinwan.
One hundred pounds baggage free to each adult.
Medicine and attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or other information apply
at the OOMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on the
wharf foot OF Canal street, North River, New
FORK. +. X BABY, Agent.
juiy16-1yr
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and S Floridas Mobile. Orleans. .Tez

Sales or The week "a 50l bales-incuding 43s7 70
solnners, sls'to specalStors and 1861 TO eX-
cross receipts az this port for the week 25,sto
bales. Siuce lst september 457 500 bales, against
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9emi1tq alarnnes.

.wEBDm FAMILY PAvQRITE LooK-STToH
-. MACHINE.
ara the best In use.
For sale on the Lease Plan. with monthly pay.
ments. on easy terms, or for cash. An kinds OF
Machine attachments, Needles, Cotton, white,
black and colored, SILK, OH Soap, DO, &c.
Repairing as usual. Circulars and Ramples Of
work sent on application.
-. D. B. HAeELTON, si.-a
General DeaIet In First Class Sewing 49,
chimes aud Material, Sc: 3o7 King strees
GnR17 Charleston, s. Q.
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COMMEROLAL NEWS.
Exports.

Exports.
NEW YoHK-Per steamship Mercedltar-sA bales
cotton, lit tea rice, eS bales domestics and yarns,
n pkgs sundSies, 90 empty bbls.
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Dptiral.

The DIAMOND GLASSES, manufactured by ]. E.
SPENCER & CO., New York, which are now onered
to the public. are pronounced by all the celebrated
Opticians OF the world toee the most Perfect, Ma
tural Artificial help to d1e human eye ever known.
They are ground under their own supervision,
from minute Crystal Pebbles, melted together,
and derive their name. "DiamOnd,n on account
OF their hardness and brllliancy.
The scientific principle on which they are con'
stTuc1ed brings the core or centre or the lens d.
rectly in front Of. the eye, producing clear and
distinct vision, as IN the natural, healthy sight,
and preventing all unpleasant sensations, such as
glimmering and wavering OF sight, dizziness, de-,
peculiar TO all others In use.
They are mounted In the 6nest manner, In
frames Of the best quality, OF all materials used
for that purpose. Their ffsn and durability can
not be surpassed.
CAuTIoN.-Sone genuine unless bearing their
trade mark stamped on every frame.
JAMES ALLAN,
Dealer In Watches, Jewehy,
Sterling Silverware and Optical Goods,
No. 807 King street.
oct3l-mwslyr Charleston, b. U.