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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-10-11
EXPORTS
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Dalt more-Ste amship Rebecca Clyde, cid
Oct 2231 bbls spirits 265 do rosn, f22 do tar, 65
do pitch, 135 bales cotton, al bushels peanuts,
New York-Steamship Regulator-IO4 bbls
spirits, Az do turpentine. 1.I.2 dorOsin, POS do
shooting.
Baltimore-Steamsbp Lucille-2I1 cssk
spirits, 357 bbs rosin, is 10 tar 20 do pitch, 81
do flour, 2lO bales cotton, 80 bushels peanuts,
pkgs mdse, Is, 900 feet lumber.
New York-Schr Chas Dennis, 557 bbls
rosln, 200 do turpentine sos casks Spirits bales
cotton 1900 shingles.
FOREIGN.
Cork for orders-(Br) Barquc AmsdeI- 40
casks spirits, 9i9 bbls rOsn.
List of Vessels I'm the Port Of whining
ton, n. G.. October %, 1S72.
BARQUES
German Juno, Lindt, ldg, Hamburg,
German, Claudia, Diuse, ldg Europe,
Willard Bros
(Br) u elaware, Cruise, dis, Willard Bros
BARQUENTINES
(Russian) Elsa, Ehlund, Idg, Europe,
Williams g Murchison
(Br) LeOnora, Edmondson, ldg, Liverpool,
German Charles, Cornand, dis, Willard Bros
BRIGS.
Mary L. Dana Latham, dis, OG Parsley, Sr
(Br) Maud, Pritchard, ldg, Europe
German Emil, Wallace, dis, Willard ros
SCHOONERS.
Bearse, Hodgdin, ldg, Boston.
OG Parsley, Sr
John, Williams ldg, New York,
Williams & Murchison
Henrietta Hill, HILL dis, F w Kerchner
Lucia Murchison, Jones, dis
Williams & MurchiSon
Ann & Susan, Podger, dis, + kidder s. Son
List OF Vessel Is Sailed for this Port
NEW YORK.
! (Br) Barque CARLY, Jayne cid Aug %
/ Schr Babel Irons, Hubbard, cid Oct
JACKSONVILLE.
! Schr Louisa Williams Holt, cid Sept p
HAVANA.
/ Dutch Brig Adelph. Schaffer, cid Aug "a
CARDIFF.
| Cormorant, Hansen, cid Aug IL
| BRISTOL.
| Perseverance, Cawsey, CID Aug Is
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New style Winter Suits for Boy.
New style winter Suits for Youth.
FoUGTRET TO TWENTY YEARS.

Gray Mixed Cashmere. .......S 90 and $40 o;
Dark - ........ IL IS and II Il
Black and White Mixed caESls
mere. .......,................ 1e 90 and 1s s.
Diagonal Silk mixed cashmere 20 co
Striped Cashmere Double -
Breasted London Sack. 900, 10 80 aud 90 q
Fine Imported Diagonal.....- 197
Fine Imported Diagonal Vest
to match. ............ 49,. 90
Fancy Cashmere Pants. % to 81
Fau Overcoats, new styles. 90 TO II G.
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RATES OF FREIGHT.
To NEW YOEE.

ArTTcIrS porSteamer Per Sailing
Vessel.
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Or. TUFTS Liver Pills mild and gentle
narrative, possessing the peculiar merit of act
ing as a powerful agent in relieving congestive
or torpid liver. They have no equal.
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Dr. TUFTS Hair Dye promotes the
Growth Of the Hair.
octh 316-d1weod&w1t
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INSURANCE COMPANY.

OFFICERS
ROB'T IL. COWAN.............. .Presldcnt.
JOHN W. ATKINSON....... President.
F. Il. CAMERON. Secretary
DIR. e. A. ANDERSON......M Medical Director
-O
DIRECTORS.
j. W. ATKINSON, General Insurance Agent.
]. 3. GRANGER, Presid't Bank of New Han
over.
f. W. KEROHEER, Grocer and Commission
Merchant.
G. NJ. STEpMAN, of Wright g Stedmau.
T. II. MCKoY, of w. A. Whitehead q Co..
Fayetteville.
X. II. CowAH, President.
II. B. EILERs, Commission Merchant
A. A. WILLARD, of Willard Brothers.
WA. CUMMING, OF NOrthrOp Cumming.
G.. w. WILLIAMS, of Williams & MuGchison.
ELI MURRAY, of r. Murray s. Co.
A. j. DERossET, of DeRosset & 90.
RoBT. HENNIE6, of Dawson, Teel 81 Een-
ming.
Alex. SPRUNT, British Vice Consul. Of sprunt
& Hinson.
p. MURPHT, Attorney at Law.
j. d. WILLIAMS, of j. ID. Williams 81 Co., Fay
etteville
JAS. @. McRAE, Atty at Law, Fayetteville.
I. b. KELLY, Merchsnt, Kenansvillc.
j. L. POPE, Merchant. Lum Derton.
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$3OOOCO!
Missouri State Lottery.
LOCALIZED by State Authority and Drawn
in Public in st. Louis.
Grand SinOle Number Scheme.
$4,000 NUMBERS.
Class IA, 10 be Drawn October 81, 1877
$3.50 Irizes, Amounting to 100000.
$3.50 rrizes, Amounting to 100000.

Quarters, 81 so.
80 Our lotteries are chartered by the State,
are always drawn at the time named and all
drawings are under the supervision of sworn
commissioners.
~ The official drawing win published in
the st. Louis papers, and copy Eent 10 Pur-
VhaSers Of tickets.
~ We will draw a similar scheme the last
iay of every Iaonth during the year 1872.
RR- Remit at our risk by POST OFFICE
MONEY ORDERS, REGISTERED LET
TER, DRAFT or EXPRESS. Send for ciI-
Euar. Address,
MURRAY, MILLER & CO.,
Post Office Box 2446. ST. LOUIS, Mo
april 10 1G6-dSw-eod Tues. T hurs. Sat
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aII5SsiNSaSE:Ss7 see eks GssssSss Z 8 So
Possessing powerful inrigoratins
kSsyNSz;ilI3 s. asa &:
These Bitters are positively invaluable in
GI&S,ssI DIS sssSi $50 & FLIP q; 80
They purify tho system, and will euro
HYESaSSssEsSszsssI5Sls ;szs.S 81 81 sE Ea
Renittent and Intermittent Eevers,
IlsIIsIlESlIs :sSls b.
and are preventive CT Chills and Fever.
5 8 E::S )
All yield to their powerful efficacy.
Ni3SII ss!is 81 FEz::ssIsiU
Are antidote to change OF Water and Diet.
GstL9AlL 81 Is:ssJ
TO the wasted frame, and correct all
NsISsaEi q. } q 81. 81 :EsIlA Es5
Will save days Of suffering to the sick, and
CURES SEsss " s "a ! 9 8 SsSss5ss s5s
The grand Panacea for ali the ills of lie.
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Cork for orders-(Br) Barquc Amsdeli- Il:
casks spirits, 9i9 bbls rosin.
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Gtate Notices..
CTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

CHARLESTON, 8. O., october y, 1872. 4:
10 oUDltsstoier OF Election J0T Union C0hnnv :
u Whereas Hen. II. W. DUNCAN, who, ut q penei
raj election held October, 1870. was chosena mem:
her IoE The senate fol. the, Election Dlstr1ct OF
Union Comfy, to serve for he term OF four yearss
hss since Bsid election, deceased; and whereas
the Constitution OF the state OF South Carolina dti
rects that In such case q ,WfiL OF Election shall ba
issued oy the President OF the Senate, TOT tne pnr4'
noseo of dining the vacancy thus accustomed fof the
remainder OF the term for which the 20
deceased visa elected 70 serve; now: therefore
Won. and each OF. you, are hereby required, alteE
ana advertisement, and with strictIegard To- 81!
the proyislons Of the Constitution ana; laWs or
.said state touching yonr duty IN sncn case 20
hold ana election for 9 member OF the Senate LOT
Tia Eiection District Aforesaid, 10 serve isr.t1e re-
mainaer OF the term for which sne Baia -don- d!
W. DUNCAN was elected, the polls to be opened
at thu various places OF election In the said Dis
trIct. on TUESDAY, the dfh DAY OF tNoVemoel,
1870 by the various beesl OF managers LOT tnose
PLACES, and the counting OF the votes cast and
Inc declaration. OF the result OF the election, 70 %
IN scGordance With the provisions Of the Act ap1
moved Msrch;1S7o entitled A Act TO provide
Eor the General Elections, and the manner OF cen
Quoting the same,n, and ths Act OF 1S12, amenaa:
tor, thereof. This writ: together with q ceftled
:cony Of your return OF election, TO be held unde5
fs. nave before the Senate at It's next meeting
after the election.
Witness. the Hon. A. ]. RANSIER.' President OF
the Senate, at Charleston. sc. thts Z2d DAY OF
October. 1914, ALoN20 J. RANSlER,
~ President OF Senate.
Attest ]. WOODRUFF, Clerk Of Senate.
oot0AJy .. go It. TO-
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OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

CHARLESTON, So, October 20, 1872. ,
To Commissioners or Elections JoT CaeseF
Whereas, Hon. LUCIUs wIMBUsH, who at 9
peneral election held October, 1870, was chosen q
memher or the Senate for the election district OF
Ohes,er County, to serve for the term Of tour
Veara. has since said election deceased. and
whereas, the Constitution Of the State OF SCUM
Carohna directs that In such case o writ or Eaeci
tion ANAL be iss led by the President OF tae Sen:
ate. for the purpose Of flliug 1.-THE vacancy mus
oecasIoned. for the remainder OF the Term lor
Which Inc member, 30 deceased was elected 10
serve: nov. therefore. you and each OF you are
hereby REQUIRED, inter due advertisement, aoa
with strict regard to all the provisions OF tne Oon.
situation and laws OF said. state. toucnlng yUui
duty in such case, to hold an ,elecuon l0t d l1eM'
Der Of the Senate for the Election DistllcL aiotU -
said. to serve for The remainder OF ING seLm aa.aI.
| which the said Hon. Luclus Wimousn was siooSof
the polls to be openei at the VARIOUS piaIss ~
election, In the said district, on TUESDAY, TUG w
day OF November, 1872, by the various ssss ~
Managers for those Places; and the country ~
the votes cast. and the declaration OF tns .iesaas
OF the election to be 10 accordance With tns Ply,
Visions OF the Act approved March, 1870 entt LED
IAn Act to provide for the general elections anu
the manner OF conducting tnesame. y and the Act
OF 1872, 8uendatory thereof. This writ, .togetner
with, q certified copy OF your return or election 10
be held under II, have before the Senate at LIB
next meeting after the election -
Witness, the Hon. Al, RANSlER, President OF
the Senate, at Charleston, this ed day Of October,
ls72.. AlONLO =. hANSiEf.
Attest: ]. WOODRUFF, olerkof Senate"
Oct24.l1
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F..o B.. F L o 3 I ID Al
VIA sAvANNAH-TWIOE A WEEK.

The Splendid side.uheel Steamer e.E@
DICTATOR OaptainL. II. Coxetter, II
.O1TY POINT, Captain George F. Ac4iliaai,R
leave Oharleston every TUESDAY,. and FRIDAY
EVENINGS, at 8 O'CLOCK, for SAyANNARi-FER.
NANDINA, -9AGK80NYILLE. ANU
ALL EANDHGs ON ST. JOHNS NJ,
Returning, DICTATOR Will leave FRI
DAY MoRNNa, and SAVANNAH SUNDAY hoRans'
arriving here SUNDAY AFTERNOON. 80. ..v
UlTY POINT will leave. PALATKA moh nnH
HoRNINo,c and, SAVANNAH, "WEDNESDAY MORN
me-, arriving here WEDNESDAY, AFTssi OH; Rs0.
.CSnnection' is made at Fernsn"ina S;a ,Cedar
KeSs 4: A. jscSsonviile with steamer y IoSh,s
~ Lsiony!ls, E 14s,IR RsIls saS o }or s It. { Angus
1&Waha River. -.,d,roo mint he nrepsId
on F Spa Ffs .snn,ssNo,r- Passage. having elegant &C
oommodaaops' a'RRHHfENBL 4 co., Agents,
''i Corner Vandsrhorst's Wharf and Eass bas.
l. pct8 -ta - - 80.
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|fTHE 'PHILADRLPBfAs] IRON STEAM
,r96tYli, DO. tpnN. snREW tSTEANsaIPH

iiHE iMTRsrSS5EItAss IRON, SCREW STEAMSHIPS
GULF STREAM, Captain HnnteE1 ia n
VIRGINIA, Captain HiHcsieyS9 ;ataip ',"f
ElTgre nfGr1s regularly. On the line. .inrsuttnga shist
GSSrleston. aad In ALLIANCE With Railroad 0ompa-
fnlss &c bothiterninL affort ranid, transportation
to and from all points IN the. Cotton StAIes, and
70 andffom Cincinnati, ST. Loahl Chicago and the
PRINCIPAL ciaesi Of. the northwest Boston,, PfaEt.
dencG, and che Eastern Misunderstanding Centres. I,
r3sfhe GULF STREAM Is appdintet 70 BAL from
Brown's Wharf, on 'sAfuRDAf,, 2sth October ct 2
hSSSfhe VTRGIEIAwi fellow, ~ : = 80
F. Ror particulars Of FreiEns arrangement apply
eR :os 19s5 - :rTSio6f Whar1es.
sw. p: CLYDE a co., dsnstaE Assntsr .Ho. -
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!, mar. o,Hp pI.iHarL DEPARTNERT,

laf1sss and best s selected stock in this city,
constsfing or best PRENCH, ENGLISH, GERMAN
sND BEIafAMI WOfHs,, Beavers. DoeSkins, Cas-.
Tmnre1li Biazonals; Castings, LNesttngsran 10
rn6R@5t Styla3 ..ct gt}t:iE@stti i' s.t-is.r ryri ScZn
"A nm fins OF Domestic Qasaimeres. Jeans, Satt-
natx .TReoda,ann Innings fan kinda.ssnlS ::
.thIfstocks WecsmIguarantee . saving OF Ten pen
cent ON Nov York prices -
- scomplHte assortment OF ALL WO0L;fLAk;
NKLA,ItShsker and 0peraFlannels, Cioaklng anu
8ack RlapnelHe 4 ,TSbui. S.L Sc
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sILyxa srRrNoa MAI OcALA, FIA,l

suLyKR SPRINGS, NRAR OcALA,, RLA.,l
MNDear ssrs: regard NOISES FEVER AND
ali living In the mslariouS districts OF the south,
and particularly In the everglades OF our State
JAS. d. OWENS, I'D. ;
KrNesTRxf, 8. O.. December q. 1870;
II. B. F. NOISE, 0HARLEsT9S' 3, 1 E;Ep psst g si ~
I have used, your FEVER AND AGuE iLLSSn
my; practice tais ta!s s, ana nave My n nss,sn,sl sI 4 nave
now freuuent oalls I'd my drug store for them, a9
IIsivavs recommend them, and with tho happte4
results: ! wtah. that yon may . hsys tn sn sat eaa%s
p fsGn have relieved many under my treatment.
when other medicines that l nave tnea na'e
J. 8. BR0UKINGTOH. n. D.
AxsoAFuRs, BAasw FL HI1 tn :. o'{
Mr.. B. +. llo1sr.--Dear Sir: IN reply to your
question: as 10 what has been the success OF your
FEVER AND AaUE Ills that a.Ve sn oeen t Sos1
have Given entire satisfsetcn. Weshaif continue
70 fe0omlne'!o Yours, respectfully,
:. W.T.. BLANTON q SON.
NRAR GRKBN POND, SD y. h b..
-U'0g- -. November IL, 1870.
: Mr.. F. HofBDHDeat sir: I am glad u, saJ
yonr FEYEF. NDAaUE PILLS ara all You claim
fortRem, 1Ihave used them IN my family ana on
INV DlaC6. a1fu IN 6Fcsy EhS0 tn0y AnS0 PhosVa
1ectnai: soms Of the cases l had thought chronic.
ss they have lasted over Two years. 10 no case
Was more titan g. single box required, ana 70 NO
case hes Ghe disease returned, II ID over thfo
months agosinos u used! them.
40 Yours, dc, " 49, I. d. mtLSSNs
aouspfN's DEPOT, n. g. B. R, Sept: 10, 1871.
EEsaRs. DowIs, AoIszd DAyIsIslrs ! am IN.
uruyiDRiu health almost as fast as 1 cam laoonng
hinder different old chronic diseases. 1 took
NOISES FEVER AND AGUE PiLas, agre sl}ns %
nave aver taken, and they have made @ complete
cure of Chills and Fever on me-, and my case Waa
one - Yeur humble seryant,i G.l't"
WILLIAM ]. BRADLEY, No.
3 I'll Peedee Railroad Bridge Keeper.
THEW contain no arsenic or poisonous Ing ref
dients Of any k~ind-nothing In the least deSrae
iniurious To- the system under any circumstance
Esnd may be administered with pesfeof safely
q. - ,trSanf ~ az -' ." tygJ '1tI5 -
Thsy never faIs 20 cure the: most obstDaee case
), sold 6y Druegists and Dealers everywhere.
BOWIE, NOISE d DAVIS,
Proprietors and Wholesale Drngaists, i. I!
Nay3o-thsSmo Ch8rieston, 81
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CARPET AND UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT.
Az a special bargain, viii for this week oner:
10 pieces best IN1RAiN CARPET, Tor only &c.,
10 pieces best Ingram Carpet, at 76c, worth 81
10 pieces best Ingram Carpet, at &c., worth 81 10
Is pt0cea best Ingram Carpet, at 81, worth 81 20
EospdAceaf 4 English Cfossely Brusselsd tapestry,
80: tt 81 So IHtG :,2
Afuil line Of best English Body Brussels ana Vel
Rugs, Mas, Druggets, OIL Cloth. Mating, &c.,i J
NcC1nuiete tuaD aHihdow shades, Lace Curtains
.t..:p and osneru Curtain Material, Hatsclotn, Ter
fNA6ahd Corntcea
.OrderrtskeH for all sikes Of MIRRORS, from 81
.SHTICL0THWORTHY, an experienced Uphol'
sterer, has charge OF making and laying az oaf'
pets, and ft,inR Shades and Upholstery WORK.
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BY'W.5Y. LEITCH &'R &RRUSM
;isE fs5-r r~AuctaonsorA. z'Tili2r ~
WAIER eLOFhoN..iRU tt EDIaE

w TG STREET. !ii:at; :I.sIals
viii be sold al. Auction on TUESDAY lthss9ss9
Instant, ct II O'Clock, at the eastsemt0tnf .6foeo
! That LOT OF LAID, q water. latl On tnnejasst
side Of Rutledge street. known az 30. !63so 0pltne
plat OF the, Bennett property. measuftnR' 20 feet
On Rutledge street, 47ees odtthe back nnerhyS1o
ife sTsr ln se1sa: lfc css;a; balance dc il tfoobpss55sSs.Ss p:
curtd By mortgage OF property md t4ba4 d yafr.
chaser essssss R nssh e PsI y 30fs gspefsrst bss
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FARES GREATLY REDUCED

9 steamers Of. Tie above line leave Pier LFfRh
NO. "a, North River, footo or Canal stteesis SNknek
New York, NJ II O'Clock noons OF tthe 10tn. 7otn
sadisoth OF every month, except when, tnese dates
fal pn;sunday, then the Saturday preceding:
ers foryS0uth Pacific and Central American ports.
For Japan and OHM. Ste8Wers leaye San Fran.
cisco hfst Of every month, except when 1t falls ON
Sundsy-then on the day. preceding. .
no direct from New York TO- AsplnvaL
Ooe hundred pounds baggage Meet to eacn adulI
Hedieine and attendance free. -
For.PaseaRe Tickets or theEinforI1a1on, apply
at the COHPHNY'S TICKET OFFICE, on the
wharf foot OF Canal street, North River, New
York nf.f:.a r.a3 r. ReBABfja Agent.
aug1e-1yr. ~ r.. r-....r-zs - NM -
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nv N. =. LRITCH & u 81 RkHN.

,oHTY LOTS, sMUPPER9 s.PUETI1NssbE
y sgTLEDeEAyEauE tsoRa1seEHa1s1KsAgvh
~ VII be- sold on TUESDAY, ths 4skltseslshas:
# oiciock: At the FoStf trdce;lh! ESInAId
! FneG boyeLOTS.Ion R13ledNeafcn6e.. SDia9f1m
lei. Lots can DO seen at N0c1k 6fpe6 strogfoS
81 !T-erfng-lOunihalf cash; hAloncAtn ora
otl2,l7,9o,3 u IS e "a, t01tj8A
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.aEsrs,.FujRslsHrNa GOODS.

asa4i MISUNDERSTANDING GOODS.
ia sxcsr.ns and complete stock OF WHITE
BHIRzri al sizes, best makea DufaohHy guaran-
3, me celebrated DiAMOgp SHIRT.
Y, fnal, line, OF Foreign and Domestic HDE
WEkR;C Collars, Suspenaefs, half Hose, &C., Whicn
Vim be sold at factory pxicea- al - 49,
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aurtion gaIesssstuture Maps.
u. !. LE1TCa d RS. KepAs,

Auot10neeISs 81
FIJAMEToN sLAWS0N, b EffTgAL,
III ayk-R1CHARD.Y EADON. Tfusteet tt
moi fieas lfoff Charleston County .t0ks THURS.
DAY, the sist insnArfGetHtt=loleIock, as1sks eest
end ofBIoad streeE3TsE + ui.sseg.g.
northeast corner Of Archaic etEtes end Q3tBlE4is
alley. In the Oily Of ,0harlesto11 sdjQiptql ~ the
sonih the Cemetery OF the, UnitsItAh Church,
nom south moth; sndtNo hundred
;5hreelf96StE fets&k oHtd gii1JfdtS alley. HON VT 10
tesskS mofs orllss; iseftsfeaAy conststeSo nttsse'
Archaic street; By tWohnn1rsf1nfaxseeaf10
feet deep on OlinordH alley, ald 4oSA1e4ltl
twenty Col1eesand fgenty--sssYSY9 9AhtseSHo
q Observation-Disclosures ileasy sixss IN:
ss seven per cent secured by -1Hond.of
the purchaser aud mortgage or the ptop60.
81 s--!.f = observation-disclosures
;octesstuths Il Uomplanant1a 6oettAok
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KID GLOVES

Wears the sole agents Of taeceleorssed CHEiL.
EEY,S KID GLOYES-each pair guaranteed. =.
sWashayc aiDo afecoiVsd q full Tine OF :one. TWO
! and 5hree BuItonsI French Kids, which No QUEER
at5Stlswo Buttons,e 50 iaS-beses elecuon Seief
BROUGHT 10 this city. .'sst,p@
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j The highest; 6lass ~Fun:poEssrsd ttroIs' Brtsi
lsht Steamship, TYNE QUEEN; -WillIap pssson!
Commander, shout $500 bales capAcEs having
8 large ! arf cargo engaged, and going on
board, viii meet with prompt dispatch and sail
rs abpse. For further ..1reght engagements
apply to ]. &: ENSLOW Agents. y
oetlQ-Btuth' No. I4l East Bay.
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MISUNDERSTANDING
-#GNaEAeKAY.

DOsITfVE eHtEasOF BkEAN6NI0F
Cana les % cod e6aiisninenI.W VII. ae1
THIS DAY, at 10 O'Clock, st NO. % KentNofth
street ALSO lot Fancy ohina and
V0tIo go. CS 1sioIoC .XEst -.
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TTAN DEDsENS WORN CONNECTIONS
" - made Of Pure santonine
Pleasant; reliable and efectual; has stood the
test OF many gears. ~ -
For sale W6olesdleand Rsseilby
DR, q. BAER, No. la1 Meeting street.
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@1c,, zEIorw6bipping.
N70R NEW YORK:
EoN THURSDAY, slsr OF OCTOBER, ATT
z O'CLOCK, P. N.
fw1'1Gbipping.
NEW IRON STEAM INE-EsrABLIsHED 1870.
STATE ROOMS AI J. ON DECK.

rh9ssp Iensdaitdr new Iron. adetsssI gsisamsplp
"a & Or GefAI' Homes, y. Commando, ri will
sail fpr, New, York on THURSDAY, the SAT ,,0cteher,
st > O'Clock N: nom Pier No. 2 Unlon Whafve9.
.. Through Bills Of Lading to Liverpool, sna the
New England cities as usual. - 49, /
fsi1nsutsnp BY. a1salaers Of nils line Xper
Fur Freight Or Passage engagements, having
very fnel Deck Staterool ACCOMMODATIONS. sP-
ply tD!.rrWAGNEK' HUGER. & 90, No. % Broad
street, Or to WI: ,CoGETENAf,y No, l Onion
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-26
LADIES, FURNISHING GOODS ARD MILLINERY
I-TSS- .I-SsT ,:NRPXRTHENT.i ~.

80 tGff4f .-sfH'-sh .EG- ~ IaLHs sH.
LADIES, FURNISHING GOODS AND MILLINERY
s"'s3951-Scf COMPARTMENT,
IN OHARaE d LADIES EMpLoYEDl
We have received . full line Of LADIES UNDER
WEAR, consisting OF all qualities OF OHEMISES,
skirts, Night SHIRTS, Nerino Underve t., Drawers,
Cofasfs.66n.& eGt .na3 NJ ,-t'si...,. 80
B Also, Afnes stock OF INFANTS ROBES, Hoods,
-Ebbonsy Hose, Gloves, Ties, Bows, Belts, Satch-
els, Flowers, Fumes, Feathers Hafs, &c-aum
ha q oBsLxNKer. LINEN AND DoNEs.
TI0DEPARTNENTS are now complete, and al
articles Win De sold st the very lowest New YORK
prtces
our WHoLRsALE DEPARTMENT contains all
claeoes az DRY ANO' FANCY GOODS, . qu line
OF MLHERYf GOODS DO. ana We oner tne
samo az low ~ any ;He12 York Joooing house,
having great advantage In purchasing our dooos'
: e'FURUHGOTT, BENEDICT, 4 co..
500 SD IG-:l mo. 276 King street.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1872-02-26
EVAPORATORS.

We have been asked repeatedly if we
would advise putting in an evaporation,
and presuming that some, and perhaps
many of our readers, would be glad to
hear something in regard to them from
those who have had experience in
using them, we will briefly give our
opinion, and hope that those of our read
ers who have used them will give US theirs
through our columns. In tie first place
we will say that we know of no other
method whereby quite so nice sugar
can be made, as with an evaporation;
and with the operation of ours we have
always been perfectly satisfied, believ-
ing it is the most expeditions method we
have ever tried, and also secures large
saving in fuel Still under certain GER
cumstances we would not advise putting
one in. In order to secure the advan-
tages named, constant attention must be
given; while in operation the sap must
be run shallow" and the fire kept
going 1t is claimed that an evaporation
can be left while boiling with as much
safety as common pan. We do not
deny this, but if it mast be habitually
left thus, it possesses no particular adyan-
tage over the common pan, because in
order to leave it with safety, long at a
time, the regulator or feeding apparatus
must be so adjusted as to run the sap
deeper in the pan and thus, partially al
least, destroy its distinctive advantage
over the common pan. We say then
where the sugar orchard is small and
the quantity of sugar made will not
warrant the constant or nearly constant
attention of an individual, it will not IL
our opinion pay to put In the evaporation
Again, where one has a set of arches
and pans in good condition and suffi
Gent for his purposes, we would not ad.
wise to tear them out and throw them
away for the purpose of putting in al
evaporator. With cleanliness and care
good article of sugar can be made
with the common pans, and the adVan