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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-01
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wilmington Quotations. furnished by X r Rob.
tnBon Co, Bankers, 4th and Market sta
at O'clock p M to-day
MERELY MEkTIoNEp.

R~ Balls Vegetable Scilisn Hair Renewer now
stands among the nrei, and at the head OF all arti-
Giles for q similar purpose The testimony OF our
ph sicans is conclusive to its value: and we are
personally acquainted with scores Of cases where it
has been used with the best OF results II will re.
store gray hair TO its original COLOR and leaves IL
In healthy condition; while, for heads troubled
with dandrun, or a disease of the scalp, 1t acts
Ike charm in cleansing them. Try it. and you will
not be disappointed -LotoeH Courier, May ., 1879
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-01

The Patent Pdntdtoon Dra1ers are comfortable
and sold at Doughtens.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-01

R~-J. P. Doughten, no. 41O Ha,ket Street keeps a
In line OF Mems Goods, second TO none In the large
cities, and at 70 per cent. less.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-01

t# The Para Shirt is popular all over the Uni
ted States, and manufacturer only at Doughtens.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-01
New Advertisements, This Day.

Crowell, Remington 4 Bayley, MaGhin'sts.
Mauted-WOmsn for general homework.
West Chester state Normal School.
Miminaton Reading X. X Change OF hours.
81 Joseph Denver City r. R, Co.
Halls air Renewer- ity Item
Proposals for building-R Carswell.
Dividend-Wilmington Coal Gas Co.
Hardware-Truman a Shaw. Philad'a
Sale OF horses, carriages, etc.-Stidham 4 s n.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-01

:, 81 Fancy Stripe, BalOriggan, and English half
Hose, at Doughtens.
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&artIulI 1saIes.


nGIR a. MILLER,
ReA. Estate Asents a AuctiOnesvs.
No. BO5 Market street, above Sixth,
vOusrusTuu. Dst
Pnblic sale OF Horses,
CARTS, WAGs Ms, &c., at the corner nf aN$
anu ButtOnwOod streets, South Wilmington 2CyN
over Third Street Bridge on THURSDAY, august
list, 1879. at O'Clock, r. NJ.
one pair Of horses aud harness, one buckeye NOW
ing machine, one hay wagon, one furniture ar, two
small truck wagons, one large coal cart
TERMS OF SALE ALI sums OF S21 and under,
ca h. sums over hat amount, hankable note OF
49, ''''''' - Nf'' OWEN FARMER
jyg7.4t
II w. sTIDHAM ~ SUN,
seai Estate Agents a Auotloneors
Ne. mn E.st FsHrts street,
wuNrRsrnH, DHL
Public sale Of Livery-s tnble stock.
Win he sold at Public Sale, on SATURDAY,
August 10th, at o'Clnck, A. ~, AT 4lg and 42i
French street, all The Livery Stock, consisting OF
~. q large number Of good drvinE c.nrH n
Ac1N horses coaches large gil ef{Es8'-
hears, huggles, one exteuson-top phaaiOn, ever
used Caffreys, ambulance and . seighs; all in
good ord, r.
Also, a large lot Of double and single rness
blankets, buffalo rob =, and many other articles
too numerous To mention.
Terms made known on day OF SAL by
augl-Stillw OWEN iRAlN II.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-01

" he Gayot Stispe1lder has an enViable reputa-
ton OF 20 Jears standing, and sold at DoughteI's.
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gutttts.
INIvIDEND.

nIVIDEND.
OFFICE OF THE WILMINGT n COAL GAS co.,
No 800 ShIPLEY ST, EXT, Aug, 1st 1914. I
Ths Directors OF the Wilmington Coal Gas Com
pany have, this day, declared a dividend Of fhr e
DO lars per share, Tor the past slx months payable
on demand.
augl-iOt T.J. LAWSON, Treasurer.
NJ oTICG-llorsos aud cattle taken TO pasture
IN Inquire at CONCORD TULL GATE,
lY3l-4t' city Limits
NJ OH, FIFTY shares, "a scrIes) of stock Of
IN the Aid Loan Assoc atit iur sale, zone pay
men by GEO. C. MARlS, Seer, tary,
y 9-tf No SO2 Market St
NOIICE-'rhe Tax Bills Tor the Second Distsict
~ are made out and ready fer payment al the
CITY Hal between The hours Of S. and ", A. Nj,
ana 2, aGd I, p. M. a. CHANDLER,
jel2.f for second District
HNAKE NOTICE.-Persous selling or disposing of
Il property must notify the Assessors. or they
VIII be held responsible for the tax. ALEXANDER
CHANDLE 6l0 Washington street, North Dist let
WIN. STILL y, 2ll Poplar street, South District
ASSESSORS sixth street is the dividing line netwaen
the two districts lan26 II
NOTICE.
TnE WILMINGTON & READING II. II.
COMPANY
Have completed arrangements to carry MONEY.
PACkAGkS, and EXPRHsS NATTER to aud
from all points on the lne ot their road anG West
chester EXPRESS matter st Ut IT, Franklin telegraph
once No. Z, West Third street or their Depot Front
anu Madison, or orders Ter with MsMulle a Seal,
delivering agents Will receive prompt attention.
apr6-lf C. SrOlZ Cien'l sunt
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-01

tY-EOueties in Mems Furnishing Goods, at Dough-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-01

E5- Elegant Styles of Neck Wear always on hand
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-01

Cash Assets Representing over
%S7,OOO,OOO.
We are the authorized agents Tor the following lrst
class Companies:
Roynl Ins. Co., of Liverpool, England.
In-urnnce TO. Of NOrih Americn, rhilndeIphia
Franklin tire InsnInnce Co.,
ihn - Hartford.
phHnN .
International Fire Insurance Co, New York
niagara
GermnnIa n u :.
>prinsiicId p g. NJ. springfield,
Muss,
Farmers Mutual Fire York, Pa.
Mutunl life New Y,rk
Delaware Hutunl Life q vii, Del.
travellers lnsurnuce Co., Accident, Hartford,
Railway Passenger Assurance Co.,
huth"l Live stock Insurance Co, Chester 10.
Pm.
POLICIES ISSUED and LOSSES under the same
ADJUSTED ana paid at this office.
INSURANCE rLACED IN THE BEST CoMPA-
ADVICE FREELY GIVEN WITHOUT CHARGE
ORDERS BY MAIL PROMPTLY ATTENDED, TO
JAMES wO0LLEY
oct2G-i E. A. VAN TRUMP.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-01

ty-stsnner shrts Of all sizes, from 25 cents up,
At Dougtens.
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BOOTS and SHOES

a. cost, Persons will have a good stock IN salect
,' rom Dy calling cary, and Will be sure Of some
,h,L ust3ers owing me Will please stop in and settle
,-,,,, L. H. FUULK
HIeH No, lOs W. Second street.
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INCREASE OF EXPENSE DY NEW RULES.

But we have said the expenses have been in
creased by change of physicians Toillustrate
During the quarter which ended in April the
outlay for medical stores was sl72 60 during
lhe quarter Which has just closed the expenses
OF SS2 ~ IN three months. During the wear
winch closed in April. but two gallons of alec.
hollc 5tlmuants We're consumed; but during the
quarter which has just closed -ix gallons have
" N N''''At''-
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Situations aud aleIp Agantsa.

Advertisements OF three lines are inserted undef
this head twice for 25 cents)
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-01
THIS WAY FOR BARGAINS
CLOSING OUT
TO CLOSE BUSIN Ess

Intending to relngush my present business will
close out AT ONCE my entlre stock OF
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-01
Ayers
Hair Vlg01',
For restoring to Gray Hair its
natural Vitality and Color,

A dressing
which is at
once agreeable.
healthy and
eifectual for
preserving the
hair. II soon
restores .taded
or gray hair
to its original
collar qgifh the
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-01
for salc.

ENoR sal ON EASY TERNls-T4u two. s5s
Il story dwellings on hns street, bcow Lib
Second; stort and dwelling ON Second street near
Wesi tnr" hfst,elas4 dwellings ON Garner Delaware
avenue and II hngon Streets with all modern
improvements Apply 10
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-01

JOHN lIAnlOCk,
JV2'-am tll ". Seventh street.
HNOk ~ALE.-For sa e, low for cash four lots is
II feet by I o feet deep, frOnting on Townsend
street over Third Street bIldge. Ap yto
5. a. PEEhY,
Jy-d.ot' 3nI E. Eighth street
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-01

EyOR SALs--A rcaniiful residence ON West -.
Il street, NJ. 9l4. Lpt 4d& teet uy "a cet. 4E
lhret st ry brick house vi Ii modern improvements
COMBINING II rooms, rhnRe IA NJ chen not aud col
water large heater in tllr; front and side yur1,
The loea iun rant be surpassed IN the cuy 1hs
prtPGtl VIII he sold on accommodating ttrlus pud
possession given al any time. can On or address
SCATTER iOOD ALLEN,
M2I-LI lMh NJ Ern.I .Ir. ~
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GRIMES IND

| Terrible Boiler Explosion In sumner
The Sumter Waterman says Friday
| afternoon last, between three and four O'CLOCK,
| the. boiler of the steam cotton-gin ana grist,
| mill. belonging to Mr.. 7. ]. Tuomey, sltuateu
| i'm the southeastern limits OF the LoWh, eA-
| ploded with terrific report. The building III
| mediately attached was completely aes.loye a.
| and Is now q complete wreck. AnuleT Tae ~.
! monds, the colored engineer, who was iea,,
fnIlV scalded and terribly injured, died trlday
night. Jacob Peterson, a colored man ~ a ~
tendance. was thrown up IN Inc air anu ieli
sor,e distance off. seriously though mol NOR,
tallv injured. Mr.. Tuomey ana TWO ooioteu
man who Eere in the mill at the ume VI the
eTnlosion, were also more or 1883 ln)ureo''
Incendiartes at Work.
The Marion Star Is Informed by a passenger
on the Wilmington, Columbia and Augusta
train. Monday night last, that when the train
Are. and had 1t been an hour or two later, the
result might have been fearful. Tae nre was
evidently the work of an incendiary.
Negro Outrage In Leesville.
The Klnestree Star says "Wesley Nc
Cutehen, 8 white young lad, was very serious
Iy, and It Is said MORALLY, wounded at Lees.
vile. on Saturday last, by Being cut and
stabbed With knives In the hands OF several
negroes, who, we are informed, literally
hacked him to pieces. We are not Informed
as to the origin of the difficulty, or who wss
the aggressor, but we fail 10 see any gooa
reason why a parcel OF fnfnrlated negroes
should 30, brutaily and inhumanly hack to
pieces q poor, weakly, defenceless boy, ever
il he had glven provocation, which we do not
assert that he did, for we do not know how the
fracas began. Three negroes charged With
being implicated 10 this affair have been ar
rested and lodged In Jail at this place"
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sGs&. ma fTf'E
THE MN OF TIE WORLD.

Nr. Farjeon's new novel, "London's Heart"
contains, in chapter twenty-five, this good
bit OF character drawing:
The man of the world whose reputation rests
upon q sound foundation is sure to get the best
ofhis %nelghbors. He Is shrewd, and sharp, and
cunning, and, like the frettul p%Orcupine, 30
armed at all points as to be almost sure Of
Wounding whatever comes In contact with
him: -Franknessb beams In his eye, but calcu.
lation slts In his soul; he gets Information out
OF you by sidsstrokes, and profits by it;he
brings you round by the artfallest of roads to
the point he is working for; he pumps you
dry so skilfully that you do not feel thirsty
In the process; and he leaves you under the
inspresai0n that he Is the most amlable OF
companions. Fortunate 1t is for you If further
experience OF his amiabIllty do not compel
YOU, with groans, TO- reverse this verdict. At
tached 60 :hep popular Interpretation OF ssman
of the worldn are profound and puzzllng
depths. A man fails 10 business, lifts up his
ewes, looks tmournfnlly around him, buys
sSckcloth and ashes; signs frequently, Ia soul
respondent, grows Q little shabby, meets his
creditors, obtains his release, and hey, presto!
sniIingfJ re-enters the circle from which he.
calm and confident, with no sign Of defeat
upon. him. He is received. with open arms,
for It Is whispered that: he has smeans;'' and If
one says to another "Is 1t not strange that
Mr.. Plausible, who was In such difficulties last
month, and was supposed to be ruined, should
be living now In such good style!" 1t is ten TO.
one another answers, HE Is q man Of the
world, sir, q thorough mar of the worlds" and
lifts bis hat to Mr.. Plausible, who just at that
moment happens to pass by. .
See the other side Of the picture. A man
falls In business, is soul-erushed, looks mourn
fully abont him, shrlnks from his former
.trlsnaeTgf0ws old quickly, slts In sackcloth
sand ashes, sinks down. in the world, obtains
bis release after bitter struggling, and never
raises his head again; one says to another,
sPoor Mr.. Straight! regularly crushed, isn't
her And another answers, ''what else could
be expected! Straight lever was q man Of the
world; =, and turns is back upon the untortu-
nate, who Just at that moment happens to be
coming toward him. To be q completely sue
ceesfni man of the world, one must be thor
;oughly: selfish, often dishonest, often false,
seldom conscientious, and the porcupine quilts
which guard his precious interests must be
! well -%shsrpened. II now and then there is
blood upon them, what matter? Blood Is
{ easily washed off-but they say the smell re-
mains.
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kaur1anS
CAROLINA RAILROAD;


,..-r CHARLESTON, 8. T., September ~, 1872.
and AFTER SUNDAY, September 20, the Pas
n oay Traina nm the South Carolina Railroad VIII
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Jorr1NGs ABOUT TIE STATE.

Mr.. Duncan A. Mcintyre died at his resi-
dence in Marion County, near Centenary
Church, on the 10th instant, after q protracted
M. George Cooper, a n old, wealthy and
highly esteemed citizen OF Williamsburg
County, died at his residence In Indiantown
on the ed instant, aged So.
The lecture on 'sThe uses of Modern
knowledge" delivered before the Sumter
Lyceum on the l7th Instant BY Henry L..
Pinckney, Esq, Is spoken of by the Sumter
papers as q mastery effort.
The Advertiser doesn't think much OF
Edgefeld as q field for q danciDg-master. 1t
says: "a danclng-master In Charleston writes
US In reference 70 the prospect of bis getting
q dancing class In Edgefleld. At this time
we would not advise him to come; think If he
was here and tried 10 live on his vocation
alone that he would perish to death in about
tie sam time thatit takes lightning to kill a
mans In fact, If rosin was two cents q ton he
could not make enough clean cash by his trade
TO buy q pocket piece with which to grease
his fiddle bow. Probably you had better not
come just vet, Mr.. Dancing Master"
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FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

Steamers of the above line leave Pie. HffA
NO. AZ, North River, foot OF Canal street. .S64&&6
New York, at u O'Clock noon, OF the 10tn. zoLn
and 30th or every month, except when these dates
fall on sunday, then the Saturday preceding;
era for South Pacific and Central American ports.
I For Japan and China, steamers: leave San Fran.
Cisco first OF every month, except when 1t falls on
Sunday-then on the day preceding.
|:po direct from New York to AHpinwell. t
One hundred pounds baggage free TO each adult
Medicine and attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or other Information, apply
at the COMPANY,s TICKET OFFICE, on the
Wharf foot OF Cansl street, North River, New
York. .Ttat:& F. 3. BABY, Agent.
aug19.1yr
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FLORENCE, 8. c., September rs.
Yesterday our town was visited by "By-
ron's" Musical and Moral Show, and at about
FIVE o'clock, while Mr.. julius Williams was
walking the wire from Cogshelrs store 70
Cox's store, the hook In the block and tackle
broke, ard Mr.. Williams fell to the ground, 9
distance of twenty feet, striking on his head
and shoulders; but, / am happy to Say, no
limbs were broken and he seems 70 Do all
right again.
Busiaess is quite brisk. Several new build
iugs are being put up. NJ. James Allen IS
building o lne srick store, 40x75, on the lot
where Mrs. G. Stackley's store was aestroyeo
by fire in January. PALMETTO
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Ernst Of Edolsheim.
-

I'll tell the story, kissing
This white hand for my pains
No sweeter heart, nor ralser
Fer nlled such flne, blue veins.
IN sing q song Of true love,
Ny Mini dear | to you;
.C0ntrdTfa c0ntTdrttS-
the rule Is old and true.
The hsppiest OF all lovers
Was Ernst OF Edelshetm;
And why he was the happiest
Il tell you In my rhyme.
One summer night he wandered
Ana cnnched in moss and moonlight,
He found O sleeping mald.
The stars OF midnight sifted
Above her sands OF gold;
She seemed q sl1moering statue,
So fair and white and cold.
Fair and white and cold she lay
Beneath the starry skies;
Rosy was her waking
Beneath the Ritter's eyes.
BE won her drowsy fsncy,
he bore her to his towers.
And sWlfs with love and laughter
Flew merning's purpled hours.
But when the thlckening sunbeams
Had drunk the cleaning dew,
Amisty cloud Of sorrow
Swept DER her eyes deep blue.
She hung upon the Ritter's neck,
She wept with love and pain,
She showered her sweet warm Kisses
Like fragrant summer rain.
81 am no Christian soul" she sobbed,
AS in his arms she lay;
elm half the day q woman,
4 serpent half the day.
sAnd when from yonder bell-tower
Rings out the MONDAY chine,
FAREWELL Farewell forever,
: Sir Ernst OF Edelsheim !"
s.Ah ! not farewell forever
The Ritter wildly cried,
sI Will be saved or lost with thee,
NJ lovely Will.Bride
Loud from the lordly bsl.tower
Rang out the noO OF day,
And from the Bower OF roses
Aserpent sid away.
But when the mldwatch moonlight
Was shimmertng through the grove,
He elapsed his bride thrice-dowered
With beauty and with love.
The hsppisst OF all lovers
Was Ernst OF Edelsheim-
Ills true love was q serpent
Only half the time
II c1fbTeT'SJ0r OCTOBER.
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THE NEW YORK VEGETABLE AND
j., FRUIT MARKETS..

- |EsHFtsH
The Daily Bulletin. OF Wednesday, September
Is, says:
New potatoes are about steady. Sweets are
in, but moderate request, and with q free sup
ply prices are lower. Vegetables with
out essential change. Our quotations are In
bulk; 10 shipping order SOC per Dbl.
must be added. We quote: Early Rose
at ~ 6oa2, n early Goodrich and
Dbl for Virginia, and 50 75a4 for Delaware. We
quote vegetables: Green corn 75casl per 100.
Red onions, per Dbl, $2a2 So; do yellow So 50a
81 do Connecticut white So 50a4 per Dbl.
Squash, 'marrowfst, per Dbl, 76casl. New tur-
nips 81 50a3 per Dbl. Cabbages $Sal2 per 100.
Beets, Jersey. 81 so. Tomatoes 6Oa7Oc per
basket. Egg plant 5Oca$l per dozen: Lima
bush. Carrots, per Dbl, 50 so.
A carload of California fruit was received
YESTERDAY, consisting Of 800 cases Beurre Har-
dy,r Belrre DoDjou, Howell and Dutcness
pears and a few ounces. The lot arrived In
good order, and are offered at IS per case.
fruit, but retail, dealers appear afraid to han-
die very large quantities at a time, and m
their purchases TO small parcels. In domestic
pears, Bartletts continue exceedingly scarce,
and prime fruit will bring $50 per Dbl quickly;
we understand 2 bbls actually sold to-day for
. $50, Grapes are in but moderate demand and
pretty low. Apples unchanged. We quote as
follows: Apples-Fall pipplnp, per Dbl, 76a$l so;
blush pipPins 75asl so; Greetings, do, 75ca
Dntohess. do, $Sal0; Flemish beauty, per Dbl,
S6sIO: table, per Dbl, SEAS rs; common, do. $la
4 so. Grapes-Concord, per ID. 4a6c; Della
ware, do, 6alOc. Peaches Delaware, good to
prime. per crate, 75a$l; do, fair to good do,
5oas5c; do. per basket, 25a5oc; Jersey do asa
S5c. Cranberrtes 81 per bushel. Plums-
green cages, per Dbl, $6aS; blue do s5a6i do,
Inferior lots, s3a3 so. Melons-WaLer, Jersey,
per 100, $l5a20; do, seconds and culls, $sa6.
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THE SEASON AND THE CROPS.
From'the Newberry HERALD

from the Newberry Hersld.l
The continued dry weather Is telling serious
ly against the late planting, and much cotton
viii be lost. In some sections tho fields are
almost dried up. The worm, too, is depreda-
ting to 8 considerable extent. There are felda
on the roads leading from town, as well as
others here and there In the country, Whlcn
are almost stripped Of leaves.
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-Toothpicks have become an important
article Of trade. One toothpick factory IN
Canton, Me-, furnishes more work than all
other, business, in town. Over one hundred
cbrds or poplar have been hauled for tts nHe
This season, and converted Into toothplckS.
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TTAVINl AMPLE MEANS FOR ADVANCES, A BUSINESS EXPERIENCE OF
twenty years. and combining hmsMfst strictly to 8 Commission ganeaa,W nnooto psmg
MISC WI ACCOUNT epaMunys dMH onsgnmenH OF Cotton, Foar CMn, WneaLL ~. oMPges
81 produce TO m nay, at thr opuon, have their conAgnmens sold ethhr IN onaresOn OF NOW
York, thus nsvngS the d " fto mar z G aT TaSma eTna G Sm@Ss sSnsioae N O; Rev.. T @.
Summers D. i. Tennessee; Hon. John i. Kmg. Auguas, Ca; AessrEG W. Williams Co., ohaEss'
c. Me@rs Whnams Btnhe 90. New York IT,. nn,unn -. $780,. o.,, 81 !,
AS the PEOIA AGENT FOR THE STATE OF DUPONTS GUNP0WDE VIII Always Keep SMh
all ns sad s at nsgsn1s to T Sy @%ss spa1 1ssf sa 1 nSns sh DsS SSa n9 inc e WTP pacsase - PSe
as " as any otes Powder the MARKET Persons ordering peasen DUPONT.
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mnsiraI Books:

AtfIG1fQl Bppha. -,
TEACHER'S AND CH0RISTER'S LIST
OF TIL
NEWEST AND BEST MUSIC BOOKS.
THE STANDARD
Tia r., success cannot be questioned. In beauty
and variety OF music unsurpassed. It should bea
familiar friend tn every ieactr;i Convention, and
singing Glass Price, 81 80; $3.50 per dosea.
sPARKLING RUBBISH
Let AL the Sabbath Schools tryit It's Spark
lingyaems Of Song will be appreciated by every
chnd. Price, as eentD.:E m aTrd Nv
,54'i HOsU,RnOF sINGINGi9 sAi
For High Schools. FAN Of the best music ar
ranged In 2, 8 or 4 parts. Widely used. Price, 81.
mt just PuBL1sHHD, vi i
GEMS OF sTRAUsatI =
aas large pages, full Of the best Strauss hnaic.
Price, So so.
nerfect kultum In Parvo. Very large number
of the best tunes for Social Religious Meetings.
Price, 90 cents. so a&5.
Tho above books sent postpaid, for the. retail
nr,c. with the exception Of THR SrANDtKD; sspeci.
men copies OF which will be mailed peatepxid}for
the present, for 81 rs.
OLIVER DITseN4Seo., Beston.
oHAs. h. DrTsON b CO., Few Yofk.s5tasA i
sep14sw1yrDtw Na-@ai ..EaI!go 292i-+%
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MARYLAND STEAM SUGAR REFINING COMPANY.

As agent fol the MARYLAND STEAM SUGAR REFINERY OF BALTIMonEA IWlS es AyG instant a 3M
Low 90 Amber Dnpsnb barrels which, of ratn manufacturers prices eghtadded. Ayh change
in mice 6Mng reported daily by telegraph thus giving the trade the advantage OIL ,-,.
"a also Agent for the hnaed brands of Family Flour manufactured y hea DAEnsS
EMMoNs ort Louis which Loan recommend in sygy prospects put up in r Sl1M's sa9a r Sana ag
aas hn4mmps@ erlo n6e best Has1nV Virgins, Georgia and tennessee
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THE FIRST. GLASS IRON SCREW STEAMSHIPS
GULF STREAM, Captain Hunter,
-aa; VIRGINIA, Captain Hinckley. =.t
Are new regularly, on the Line, insurtng q frst.
class sea connection between Philedelphia and
Oharleetonj and In alliance with Railroad Com.
panies at both tefmini, anord rapid transportation
TO and nom all points in the Cotton States, and
to and from Cincinnati, 81. Louis, Chicago and
the principal cities Of the Northwest Boston
Providence and the Eastern Manufacturing Gen
tre6. 'iH'I IL ~ - 5iA |-.-t
11rThe GULF STREAMis appointed to sail from
Browns Wharf,, on FRIDAY, september q, at q
O'Clock p. n: H='i-i .--l" -ih
ArThe VIRGINIA will follow. -l-
Fof particulars or Freight arrangements apply
70 WIN. a. O0URTENAY, Union Wharvea.
W. P. CLYDE d o General AgenLs, No. u
South Delaware Avenue. Philadelphia.
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-27
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