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New YORK Produce Market.

NEW YORK, May 4-Cotton nrmer; sales OF 5000
bales upaHds at 151c.; Orleans at 1bHc. Flour
barrels Wheat quiet and nominal. Corn shade
hImer ard stock scarce; sales OF 32,oos bushels
mixed Western at sic. Oats quiet sales Of Il, 200
bushels Ohio at 659Toc. Beef unchanged. Pork
steady. LARD quiet. Whisky quiet at 93c.
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The chaplain OF the Kansas State Prison is
an old lady of seventy years, Mrs. Lydia
Sexton.
A gardener near Albany raised on two
acres of land lettuce enough to clear $4,000
profit.
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FELL OvERBoARD - George Benson this
morning fell Overbv,. Art at Queen street wharf,
but he was rescued by some of the crew of the
steamship Tonawanda.
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,TRIFIINs FIRE.-The foundry of Messrs.
Lewis & Parrish, No. 1907 Wood street, was
slightly injured by fire at o'clock last
avaniOO
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aS7FA MERCANTILE LIBRARY-DUPHOATION
49, OF STOCK. - All persons purchasing stock
before JULY will be entitled to a second share on
that day without charge 54thmst
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Cur IN THE HEAD.-A man named John
Carrigan, aged twenty-six years. was this morn
ing ADMITTED TO the Pennsylvania Hospital suf-
fering from bad cut under the ear, inflicted by
an unknown party at Third and Bainbridge
streets,
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DROWNED MANA drowned man, apparently
of forty-fiVe years, and respectfully dressed, was
found in the Delaware at Laurel street wharf
this morning. The Coroner has charge of the
bOdv
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
Reported by De Haven Bro. No. 90 s. Third street,

TN THE ORPHANS COURT FOR THE CITY
i AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Etate Of MARTHA HOOTEN, deceased.
The Auditor appointed by the Court 20 audit settIa
and adjust the second and hnal account of ISA 40
@. JONES' Jr., and EZRAsEVANS, executors OF the
last will ana testament OF MARTHA HOOTEN da-
ceased, and TO report distribution OF the balanoa
in the hands OF the accountants, will meet the
parties interested for the purpose OF his appont-
meDt, on MONDAY, May Is. 1871, at O'Clock p NJ
at his once, No; 80 South THIRD Street, in the
CITY OF Philadelphia. IL H. THARP
thslAot Auditor.
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A THIRvING INMATE.-A man named James
Adams went last nj ght into pawn-shop on
Callowhill street, near Twenty-second, and
attempted to pawn shawl. A policeman had
followed the fellow into the store, and just as
he was demanding an explanation woman
came up, said the shawl belonged to her, and
asserted that Adams had stolen it from her room
in the house No. 2A42 Summer street. Adams
was arrested, and it Was sscertained that the day
before he had pawned az the same place a watch
which he had stolen from the same house.
Alderman Pancoast held hilA in 5000 bail.
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THE WIFE OF THE PRESIDENT IN Town.
Mrs. Grant and her son Jesse arrived in this
city from Washington yesterday afternoon.
On Saturday the President will arrive in
town, and viii stay in the city until Monday,
when he and his wife and son will depart fer
Washington.
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.ys AZ present In Germantown ten Sunday
seSools. having q total Of 1S9 male and 1876
female teachers, 977 male and l4SS female
SCHOLAR, an aggregate of 25l2 persons. The
average attendance is lsSO, number OF adult
6ible classes 81, and total number Of volumes In
he libraries 5SeV.
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Mr.. GEORGE A. COMFY, the wel-known
hasso win give a concert at Concert Hall to-
morrow evening. The concert will be under
% the direction of signor Ettore Barili, who will
he assisted by Messrs. Carl Wolfsohn, William
Stol' Jr. Alfredo Barili, William Bradshaw,
ana by Misses Lizzie Mccartney and Leonie
Petry. An attractive programme OF the best
music will be presented.
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BURGLARS CAPTURED.-Otcer Mooney of
the Fourth district at an early L0ur this morn
ing observed three meR prying away with i'm
nav at the gun store OF Samuel Spans on Third
~. street near Race. He gave chase, aad being
ioined by couple more policemen, tie gang
gT was captured They proved to be all youpg
men about 10 years of age. They gave the
names of Edward Carr, Charles Dubois, and
william Smith They will be arraigned befole
,..s Alderman Kerr this afternoon. officer Mooney
y picked up large sized Jim my. s
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OOPARTNERsHIP
NruTICE-CHANGE OF FIRM.-WE HAVE
N this day sold our business to b. f. SHAT
1VCK. GEORGE W. MACBRIDE and f. +. SHAT
Tuck who will continue the manufacture OF Per-
fumtrv Fancy Soaps, ETC.. in all their branches, at
the Oh stand No I26 CHESTNUT Street, under the
nrm nasle OF SHAFT UCK MAOBRIDE;
PhhadLphia, May ], ISL GLENN * co.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY
Il formed C0partnership under the name and
firm Of SHATpUCK RACBRIDE, as successors
TO GLENN a Co b. f. SHATTUCK,
GEO. w. hACBRIDE,
f. 4. SHATTUCK.
Philadelphia MAJ 4 1871. b96ts
T. A C As CH oooL E,
Imported ana for sale by
DALLETT SON,
e4T No. l29 s. FRONT Street.
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A BEGGARLY THEA vagrant named
Edward Herman went into the house of Mrs
Baker, at Bridesburg yesterday, and, observing
a pocket book on the table, picked it up and
ran. The purse contained 80. A police officer
chased and captured him, and Alderman Hitch
cock sent him to prisen.
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Lies Pity.

I think the pity Of this life is love; m
For though my rosebud, tnriIing as ow nle: ann,
,eets Ss fond gaze with her pure tender eyes,
Filled With tae rapture Of, 2 glaS ts sarP pr Son
That from his light her glory sns sLaS Us "on'
Behold she puts away her lfe--and DIES.
I think the pity OF this life is loVe; I.
BECAUSE 10 me but little joy has come, ,,,
or all that most hoped would m noHs and and 90 HeH
The sprine bros warhle, e'en the rivera Low
10 meet some love ,, that 70 1 anei n,S SMa ey Sgsn 'uD'
q = = T ! ann ,efrSto sorrow and to sighsiI
1 think the pity Of this NE is Ryei.s, so,n
For from our love we gather all hfe's PAIN, -.
And place too off our hearts Oh earthly snrl1eS
where we would kneel-bus where, alas we al
beneath q shadow ever past recall; ., 49,.
We seek for gold, when lib. but dross 'nat
shines. .T,,- :, =. E
Then-if. w may not turn our hearts aoo'e-
know the pity Of this life islovel a
[0rerland Monthly JoT June
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ERENCH PATIENT MEDICINES.

Prepared by Grimault i Co., Paris:
SYRUP OF HYPOPHOSPHATE OF LINE, asoy
erign remedy in phthisls-reieves, Coughs
Nightsweats, &c.
G~uarana, for headache, neuralgia, sc.
Pepsine, for indigestion, loss OF appetite, DC.
Iodized Syrup Of Horseradish, Invaluable fol
persons unable to take Codliver Ofl-especiauJ
recommended In cutaneons affections, and az {
most powerful depuratlve.
Digestive Lozenges Of the Alkaline Lactates,
pleasant and effective remedy for functional de
rangement OF the digestive organs.
Troches OF Pepsine and Paucreatine.
ALSO,
PURGATIF LIE ROY, Pharmacie Coffin.
VOMITlF LIE ROY, Pharnacle Cottln.
Dragees de Sautonive.
Dragees de Morphine.
Lancelot's Asthma Cigarettes.
For sale by DR.. II. EAER,
may30 No. l31 Nesting stresk
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Markets by Telegraph.

LONDON, June acknowledgements ok. Bonds
Eyeninv-Cons soils 90. Bonds sso1. -
FRANKFORT, June 2s-Noon.-Bonds e6has6X.
PARIS, June 26-Noon.-Rentes actVe al 81
Eveniny.-Rentes scr 45c.
NEW YORK, June 26-Noon.-Freights hrm.
Stocks strong and dull. Governments strong anu
ouief, State bonds dull and steady. Money easy
at8. God steady at 12N. Excnange-long 1875
ESvenins.GMoney ea4. Sterling nrm, 1oxalok.
Double eagles 6l6 over other gold. COLD i2Ha
laX. Governments y lower. Fights l7H; sixty
tw.s l2x; sixty. iours and sl1iy.lses me s ss
dun fenneasees or a. tribe. North Csrollnas,
new1heaty. -Tennessees 52K; Pew TN. Vlrelnias
&C.; newt7l. Loutsianas 6s; new o.. LeSees ~;
seve6s a. North .!aroliAas AZ; new %. South
Carolinas rs; new 6lH.s FreIgh,s erm: ,n o,
NEW ORLEANS, June .26.-Bank sterling "a.
sIghtH premium. Gold la1.. q
- -. COTTON Markets -..,o da'i'
LIVERPOOL, June 2s--Noop..Cotton opened
quiet bat:steal,y; uplands sHd,. or~leanssxasxd;
Later.-~So sa SPECULATION and md export 5000 bales;
nearly due nom savannah orCharleston SGD. ~
Evening..Cotton closed quiet and steady; up
NxWriosE,, June as-Soen.-cotton. dull and
nominal; ~uplapds' 2oHc,a Orb ans .2ohc; sales SEQ
01 Ess;nfns.-cQttoin. dun. .a~eaisdiashr;; sales $40 bales
sfSs ;Sul as..-Caou.ton Sd il, nmladlings 2oXe:
net rec Ats. IS; gross ,45s; sales 500; STOCK Soon:
'1 BAIriGs NtRt June iu1 2a6Gcotttoni dun and tending
downward; middllngs 90 Haeo%e net receipts 2SS;
gross 44oi exports coastwise les; STOCK 2275
bales. = -I"!a3.[ tII CEa!LI
NORFOLK, June 26-Cotton quiet, low mid
dlings! l8XcS net receipts 322 bales; exports.
cosstwise 1858; stock 1884.
WILMINGTON, June 26.-Cotton quiet, m1dd1ng
Ice; net Receipts Il. bales; exports coastwise .SSl;
stock bT6. ssu
kUeUsTA., June % Cotton market very dull.
closine al 1sxc fol Liverpool mlddllngs; sales IS;
receinfs AZ baies. .:
SAYANNAH. June e6.-Cotton dull and heavy;
mid1lipps ice: net receipts 2eO; exports coastwisA
Io85. sales Ic0. siCck s4i3 bales.
MoRr.E lime 26-Cotton dull and nominal;
middIinCs leHr: NET receints 1871: sales so: stock
~ sss. bales
NV nprv.Es Jnne ee-Cotto,, ouiet and
veal. lew middI,nos. middiInrs J9Hc: net
receints aasi:r rross :. 2aS1: exporrs coastwtse.
$3.50: sales 5O6: sstock IA 'OSs bales.
GhLyEsToN. lime 2SECotton dull: GOOD ordina-
~ I5c. NET receinrs .bas hales: exports TO Great
RyritaIn i!as. coastwise T3l: sales ESQ: STOCK &c. l2e.
-,
PROVISIONS AND fhoDocs A"hAS1s
LIVERPOOL, June 2S-Soon.-Corn BIS Cd:
LONDON. June 26-Evening.-Tallow ABS Cd. Su-
gar anoat sla. Turpentine 4os.
dropping. Wheat quiet and heavy; Corn dun
and declining: PurS steady at sla sIhal0; Lard
outlet. Turpentlne quiet AZ a6c. Rosan quiet anu
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49, yor,t Nayal stores Market.

From the Journal OF Commerce. Saturday, yune
o. The market for spirits tnrpentlne ls AGAIN
lower. Merchantable lois. obtainaole at 1870. Taere
ia 3 fair amount Of STOCK on the way, here, and
holders are disposed 10 realize at the quoted
price. A little better trade has resuitea nom sae
Concession, and 800 barrels were sold, mainly OF
Ssc RosInsLThere !s q moderate Inquiry 1or
strained, the sales mainly OF small parcels at the
r cent advance. Fine grades are less active ano
steadily held. Sales embrace 100 Dds common 81
Ets2 s5. 500 bbls good strained at So so. We quote
strained at 81 S5a2 go; No 2 50 soas3; No IS 26a
q Is; pale 81 SOFAS 25; extra.pale S. 5Oa7 Is. Tar Is
firmly held; Washington at 1926, and wilmington
at S. so.
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COMMERCIAL NEWS.
IMPORTS,

LrERpool-Per British bark ylnc9:-ssss bur,
dies ties, to Beard.& Bro; 1a6o6 oun9e s,tIe eIsSh.
10 bales Merchandise to order; l59 CASKS beer, to
W q CSafee d CO, 2a bbls brandy, to ATooias,s
Sons; 80 pkga machinery, ssSI Tslgasa' y, % 6aGeas
csss WRlsSey. to W a. Courtenay; 1920 pieces
caIronware, 10 J;E Adger& CO; e2lS pieces caIL0af
ware. to Part L Co, 4 hhds ale, kilaerkln STOUT,
to a Tlngenthal; case Iasn pl SIqnn ;s ! Ss ' M ELECTS, 10
Barnes, Dayidson'& co.
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noe Tor [fancy. Foraigns.in far syeragsE Esagsss
and steady, but not remarkably arm, aS s GHIas ~
an hays Rangoon at S. 40. gold, In bond, ana 70
S%. currency, duty paid, and 100 bsgs Patns AZ
Gar 80: So
From the Journal Of Commerce: There ID no
change to note. For foreign there Is the usust
demand from the trade for parcels for cnrrent
use. and the moderate offerings Keep prlces
steady. We notice sales Of 800 bags Rangoon 81
7a7Kc, and 100 pags Patna at 7Ha1Ac: Domes Wo
quote sasIc, the later price an extreme; sales ~
tierceS.
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mARINE NE HIS.
CHARLESTON, S. C.........JUNE 81, 1871
Lat SO deg 40 min 80 sec. Lon 7adeg 81 min q sec
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.


Steamship Salyor, Ingra.lam, Philadelphla-left
- inst. Mdse. To W A Ctnrtenay, aud others.
Schr True Blue, Fiipp, Eleuthera, BAH days.
Pineapples. To T S Budd.
steamer Bennettsvile, Foster, Santee. So bales
upland, cotton, 400 bbis, naval stores, mdss &c.
shall; Jr, Barden Is Parker, FKlnsman i Howeli.iH
Blschon d CO, Smith u Chapeau, Gallard & MI,
MOTT, ] Wiley & CO, J Cantwell, r r Briggs, b
Stoddsrd l. co, e Bates j. co, and Order.
IN TIE OFFlNG.
British bark Vince. Robson, LiverpoolIS1 days;
Mure & 90 L Webb. ;0laersWA ohalee = co, A
Tobias'sfEons. [Rfdder, Peabody& tcos Hart d CO.
A Tngenthal, " A Courtenay.J 3 Adger 4 CO, j
T Welsman, ] Dixon, Barnes, Davidson i co.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Schr Chas Ccmery, Plpkham, Baltimore-P U
Trenholm.
wick-W Roach i CO.
! SAILED YESTERDAY.
Schr Hattie Coombs. Jameson, Providence, l.
:Sehr.Cnimo, LanslIyI So Mary's, Ga.
FROM THIS PORT.
Steamship Charleston. Berry, New York, oath
British bark Carmel, Patten, at Revel, tRussia,)
May 81. $780, ,on Wow. o,a
June.
, E..sUP FOR THIS Peat. =.
sonr Harrie O sheppard, Clark,.ar New York,
June "a.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Steamship Manhattan. woodruff, at New York,
schr Caroline Kenzle, Reeves, OF Philadelphia,
June %,
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RICE.-Thei demand was .hSnt. Saeo = SAN
at sxc . ID. t. We quote common to fair at S@sH'
good SS@sHc: IT..
NAVAL SgoREs.-We note sales Of ios obls rosin
at the following particulars: 40 bbls pale rosin at
s5is, SO .bbls low pale at S. %, I bols dull at 81,
$50 bbls No 2 at from 81 Is o 20, 100 bbls NO 3 at
81 o5. 81 y
.F~ssIaura-To Liverpool, syge steam direct,
nominal on uplands 4 via New York, 10
on uplands, Id on sea Islands; by SSH
on uulaalnnuis AID sea .islande, nominal IT
Havre nominal. Coastwiss-to New i:Yofk
by steam A4c on uplands and &c on ssa
islsnds; 81 25R fierce on rice; by aail, &c 2 Ein
cotton; - tIerce on rlce;+oc p barrel On rosip;
s7@s p II on lumber; 5000 2 II on timber.
Boston, BY; Hau, 10 -. Hiqn. upland Sco!sef
To Providence, by. sail s. I'm on boards, NJ
q b, on. cotton; by steam SIP bale on MT
YORK rates. 10 Philadelphia by steam, &c p =
on upiands; by aail.$7 p II On boards; 50 on
timber; s. p ton on clay, AID ,&aGs so ON pnoe
pilates. To Baltimore, By sseasa, nc z sepy
sail, ssbo0T R.M on boazds; $S@s rs p ton On
phosphate rock Vessels are in demand BIZ
our merchants to take lumber freights- from
Georgetown, Sc, Darien iahd, Saii:la River, ea.,
and Jacksonville, Fla, to Northern ports, and ST.
&l2a Ii ara the rates on lumber and boarda. {
ExcHANas.-Sterling go day bills %. Z
DOMESTIC ExcHANaB.-The .tanks are pur.
chasing sight checks on New York at pari 5 days
Oh; 10 days X OF; Is days OF; 20 days on;
30 days OF. They are selling sight checks at x
premium. .I ..HsI.
GoLp-I1Kcl2H.
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New York Hay Market.

From the Daily Bulletin, Saturday, June a.
Receipts to day, 2r25 bales. The demand ID gooa'
and former prices are obtained wltnou eo S havos ~
charleston to 70 on the same vessel as the lot re.
norted Yesterday l25 for Savannah, 100 for An
sgusta, IS ior washington, n n e. as 40 loT ke Wsl@ all e
81 os ner cwt' Retail Is firm and In demand as
& SOasi As. Straw is quiet, but oat Is very Urn.
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New York Rice Market.

From the Daily Blu. letin. Saturd y, June "a:
Dorut site 10 not very plenty and Is held very nrm-
ly, but sc Is very slowly, aJ ONLY q cel tain class
Of the TO cry trade can use II OF the price. SAFES
OF 30 tierces at 9a9}lc for ordinary TO choice, and
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.7&. .=.s /. N THE TIL
.wEEDu FAMILY FAvORITE. LocK-sTITCR
MACHINE,
are the best In use.
For sale on the Lease Plan, with monthly pay.
ments, on easy terms, or for cash. All Kinds 81
Machine, attachments, Needles, Cotton, (WhiteH
black and colored,) SIZE. Oil, Soap, DC, IN.
Repairing as usual. Circulars and Samples Of
work sent on application. - 2 nh
Genera, nealer In First Glass Sewing Ma.
chimes ana Material, No. 301 King strees
augl7 49, CnartestoH. =. =.
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Exports,

~2i-..' .' Exports. -
~BnlTaoRE-Per schr chas, comery-2o7 tons
old iron. ~. "a g:rit= ..ptiI
NEW YoRK-Per sehr LIS DaVis-e6 bundles OF
doors' I nump. l cask, 7 bbls pipes,.5 boxes glass,
7 bundles blinds, 10 bundles windows bundles
brackets, / bundle door franes.i i Is
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FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

FAKES UF.EtIIl NEUUVCUs
Steamers OF the above line leave Pier 1N6&A
No. 40, North River. foot OF Canal SAAk
ttreet,SEeW ,Yotk,; at 12 O'Clock. noous althe l6tn
aid 3oth or every month except wien tHea'
dates fall on Sunday, then the Saturday proceed
Ing.
eys for South Pacific and Central American ports.
For Japan and China, steamers leave San Fran
cisco irst OF every month, except when 1t falls on
sunday; then on the day preceding.
No California steamers touch a. havana, oul
20 direct nom New York to AsplnWall.
One hundredpcunds baggage free TO each adult
Medicine and attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or other Information app!'
OF the COMPANIES TICKET OFFICE, on The
wharf foot or Canal street, NORTH Rlver, New
York. F. R. BABY, Agent.
lulyl6-iyf
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- Il s5bippiag1N aEac
u @ n E W Y O r + :.
on TUESDAY, JUNBtsz AT ! O'CLOCK
F. N.
NEW IRON STEAM I1NE-EsrABL1sHED 1870

The Splendid New Iron Side Wheel steamship
SOUTH DAROLINA," Beckett, Commander, nav.
ing been thoroughly overhsuled, will continue
her regular trips as heretofore, and w1lssll ioF ss~
York on TURsDAY, 2Sth June, att O'CLOCK r M,
from Pier No. 2 Union -Wharves. -
Through Bills OF Lading to Liverpool oy
WILLIAMS Is GUION STEAM LINE. TO Genoa,
Trieste, Naples, Leghorn,, Chrtstiania; Got Gotten
.SHfPS. To New England Cities as usual.
insurance By Steamers OF this Line n per cent
For Freight Engagements or Passage, naVlne
very e-Stste-room accommodations, apply te
WAGNER, HUGER 4 CO., No. 20 Broad street
or 70 WV. 4. OOURTENAY, No. 1,Union Wharf
iun24-S
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+. p. HORBACH,
General Agent of the Company, +. O. Box No. $40.

HARLEST My Wm IL
Received oftheG CHARLESTON CHARITABLE ASSOCIATION, of the State ofS south Carolina for
the BenGn Tm Free ShoolF FUND.-, succssos0 R i. WnLoUGHBY q Co., One TnOusandD Dol
bng the sum in nnto be adlntoh the hands, he State apennnnde o Edu1non las e.
Sion fIsrHN appoYedM March 8n lsI TX NLLS0N,
may2almo State superintendent Education, South Carolina.
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THE FOUNTAIN SYRINGE E.
SELF ACTING.-NO PUMPING.-NO AIR
INJECTED.
The best universal SYRINGE In the market.
1t is recommended by the first Physicians OF tn
It is so simple that 1t cannot get out OF order.
There are no valves, and nothing that WILL cor.
rode. One will last q life time.
DR.. JOS. q. WARREN, an eminent PHYSICIAN, Oh
Boston writes to the manufacturers:
From the fact OF its stu lhntty and correct
principle in the structure or yoni fountain Sy'
ringe,' and for the easy manipulation, practicable
result, and comfort to the patient, have recon-.
mended this instrument eXtenslvely.h
The Profession are invited to call and examine
For sale, wholesale and retail, by
Dr. Fl. BAER,
40. 181 Meeting street,
ray3O Agent for Soath Carolina.
TLECTRO MAGNETIC BATTERIES
MEDICINE CHESTS, PHYSICIANS SADDLE.
BAGS, g..
For sale nv DE-. H. BAER,
mario No. 13lMeeting street.
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same me dollar. Thevenderg hs lMp purchaser q certificate with 1.-THE numberor numbers selected,
md entrst h same numb FOR numbers upon. the Companys register win the amoantso paul TO
he returned to the UMeo lueC Company by the venderb eNre theH aMe axes place. padcnaNTs
may selects Omen Number Certificate ua TgoNumberC Certificate, CT Three nmn oeraaeae or
q Four Number Certificate. ~
AspgeN Number Certificate means single number selected by the 6nyerr ay Sn@r nn9mnaln TO- t M
purchaser will be entitled to an Of FOUh llntSiA 'e osn"sm LAX hAr'rno
PROPERTY or cost Oft original CGtMcaeo Slare. zm .r-,
numbers taken from 1.-THE Rahed Cyunder: VILE nMtem the successful noaert an A A1akD Ga OK sa SmTes
in The RAFFLED PROPERTY OF TWENTY times the value or COST the original ceHhaLe Oh
Shares -. 80. l...z.o >, -. cm.s,oo ,,uo or. 10, -.
Twelve so AIKEN from the Rail- Cylinder wne ntle the holder toa IN AWARD 0Sharesi the
RaFFiED PROPERTY Of ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY TIMES thev aue or costo fheo original
Ceruduteo Shares II but Two othe npmbesa are out Inthe Three ntheC Certificate thep W.
chaser will receive an AWARD OF TWICE she amount OF the value or COST OF the orgaal
Certificate - o..
an taken from the Rahe Cylinder the purchaser Will entitled to an AWARD oShafest 1.-THE
RaFFTEED PRupERfY OF THREE HUNDRED INES the vame or sto The original Certificate Of
ar VAR OF Shares in the RAFFLED PROPERTY OIL ZEN unes tneV aueNc COST te NHgn
ofShars
peass The Conpanys Schedule list Of Awards made out a ue rate OF ONE UoLLAk FOX
So and TO- SO md upwards and the Awards delivered pre- rata TO the nhedneH list OF rtes.. The
hove eyuanaio will Enable any one desiring to take share these Rahest do 30 under.
sandngy, and the RaMes beg fairly and honeshy conducted in publicly " the wornCo Commission.
a and eSacIy at the hours named, they Affords a safer means% nVeHmstt than any other bssE
ness speculation.
The first Propergau d Land Scheme of the Company will be ssueai a shoth Time and wMb e
Rahed very three months. -.
nv furherR Information Will be furnished by the General Agent of the Company, atthero ONCE,
No. 17 MEETING STREET, opposite the Charleston Hm. wheeC Certificates aem TO mMe