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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-30
HOTEL ARR1HA1s-sEPr. IS And 80.
Pavilion.

Pavilion.
B. II. McGee, Due West;J. F. Stevens, Chi
cago;F. L. Eeeper, Beaufort, B. G.; F. C.
Brooks, W. L. Smith, Florida; T. F. Peck.
ssono; J:R. Butten,@nllnols; L. g.: stranss,
Florence; I. McNatt, South Carolina; G.. L.
Heatonl, New Jersey; W. I. Lazelore, Augusta;
B. p Ahcker, Philadelphia; v. T. Kerr,
stanton, Va; A. Knox; Mount Pleasant; n.
Mannheim, Leesville; ". G. Barry, Macon; D.
Odom, B. johnson, Caves Depot S. Leebman,
Graham's; q. Soudy, G. Johnson, New York
p. G.. Bowman, Darlington; J. Madsen, Ger.
many; Mrs. J. W. DeLano, Boston.
20 W Charleston.
F. G. Brooks, Florida; W. L. Stark, Macon;
J. Burhop, J. 8. Costello, Augusta; W. 81.
Dumphy, washington, Ga; F. b. Gordon Co
lumbIs; G. J. Taggart, Georgia; c. H. Wright
and wife, B. Stewart, Al s. Smith, A. D. Smith,
Beaufort; s. Y. Bunting, Wilmington; P. Mass
man. Philadelphia; Mrs.. WE Bennett, savan-
nah; W. G. GibboR, Wilmington; ". F. Peck,
New York; B. G. Peoples, Georgia, A. G.
Sharpe, United States Army; N. Eggers, New
York; John B. Peacock, Philadelphia l.. c.
Thompson, Liberty Hi; N. Bernstein, Rich
mond; D. Waterbury, st. Augustine; W. A.
Thomas, Savannah; F. w. Williams, New
York; Miss K. Dannis, Richmond; Mrs. o. L.
Keene, Jacksonville; W. VI Clough, Balti;
more; B. 8. Agnew and wife, Aiken; ]. Israel
Concord, North Carolina; A Hoffman, New
York; J. A. Thomas, Cincinnati; c. W.. Hor.
sey, N. D., and wife, Floridai J. b. Bell, Co
lumbia; John, Roberts, New York; Miss E
Ludkins, Georgia; F. ]: Lurvey, New York;
Fla. Sawyer, Columbia.
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TIE MAcKEr COMMEMORATIVE following
is the complete list of delegates elected from
Ward S to the Regular Republican County
Convention, which meets tomorrow evening
at Military Eall: W.. {. Glover, A. F. Gregorle,
Alfred Bernard, Isaac johnson, Samuel Mears.
A. A. Aspinall. Aternates-L. E. Bull, W. E.
Wall, RiYefs.
Tie following named persons wers elected,
on Friday evening, as delegates to represent
Ward No. A: James L. Walker, VIM. Fields,
VIM. Wenross, q. G. Minott, E. ]. Adams,
Edward Lee.
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For,ixn stocks Of Cotton.

The Lendo, News, of september IA. says: 40.
cording TO the latest returns the stock Of cotton
at Hsvre was $50. 100 bales. against 1900 bales
iast wear: the proportion or American produce
hsinSS "a zoo bales, against 40, 500 bales in 1871. The
stocS of cotton at Marselae. is IS, 900 bales, against
20, 100 bales; at Bremen, 3S,Soo bales, against
s9ioO bales; and at Amsterdam, $4,000 bales,
against 5000 bales In 1871. 1t is estimated taas
on 200 bales OF cotto, are anoas for Havre, against
a2 00o bales: 800 to Bremen, 1860 bales; and IL 200
bRIes to Amsterdam, against $500 bales IN 1871.
There Ia scarcely any American produce anoat TO
continental ports.
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NOTICE TO DRUaaIsTs.-By act OF the Leg
~islature, druggists are required to have the
ANT1DoTE TO each poison or poisonous COM
pound sold by them printed upon the label on
each bottle or package. The NEWS Job Office
is prepared to print to order all such labels,
being provided with the requisite cuts. speci-
mems may be seen on application.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS PURCHASING FOR
OAsH.-That they can save twenty per cent.
by calling and examining the stock OF Dry
Goods, Ready-made Clothing, Notions, &C., on
consignment from Manufacturers, at the Auc-
ton and Commission House Of VIM. Mckay,
No. As Wentworth street.
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BunprNa MArERIAL.-An extensive stock
and large variety of Doors, SasheS, BINDS,
Balusters, Mouldings, &C., are kept constantly
on hand by Mr.. P. P. Toale, at his Warerooms,
No. 20 Hayne street and No. SO PiEckney street.
The above are all made at his own factory on
Horlbeck's wharf. He keeps, also, French and
American Window Glass, Stained Glass, Slate
Mantels, Bullders' Hardware, &c. from the
best manufacturers. mch8fmwlyr
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RICH.-This grain was in moderate request,
with q somewhat easy tone to prices. Sales about
ITO lIerces Of clean Carolina, Say 10 tierces atz7h'
% at 7 1916. A on private terms. We quose COM
mon TO fair at 7@7k; good 7H@sc.
NAVAL SToREs.-The arrivals were 40 Dds
spirits turpentine, 524 bbls rosio, and 8 DDS crude
turpentine. Some 900 bbls spirits turpenline were
disposed OF on private terms. Crude turpentlne
may be quoted at So so p Dbl for virgin, $40
for yellow dip, and ST so for hard.
RRBIa Hrs.-To Liverpool, Dy Steam dlrecr, nom
asl on uplands, nominal on sea islands; via New
fork, 4 on uplands, - on sea islands; by sail,
sd on uplanls, on sss Islands nominal.
To Havro- on up,ands. ooastwlse-toN New York
by assan ~ On uplauds and - on sea
Islands; 81 p Elerce On rice; GOO p Dbl on rosln
By sail . p b on cotton; - fierce on
rico; soc p barrel on rosln; sll@i2 p u on luna'
DOR; S:2@l2 81 2 n on timber. 10 Boston, by
sail, - q % on upland cotton; rosin 7oc;resawed
stun s129l2 so; timber $13@ls 80; phosphate 30
@5 so. To Providence, by sail $lf@l1 p Aon
boards, > 2 b on cotton; by steam 10 via New
Yorf. TO Phlla aelphin, by steam on uplaEds;
by sai, So p n on boards; $l2 on timber; -
per ton On clay, a2d So so on phosphstes. TO
Baltimore, by steam =; p Is by sail, Ss@s DO y
Y on boards; - IN timber; 50 10 p ion at city, "a
"a SO q ton up river on phosphate rock. vessels
arc In demand by our merchants to AXE lumber
frelghts nom Georgetown, So, Darlen and satilla
River, o., and jacksonville, Fla, TO Northern
pcrtr, and $lool2 p Y are the rates on lumber
and soards.
E1cH ANas.-sterlng 90 dGy bills 2oh@2oH.
DexRsrIo ExCHARaI.-The hanks purchase
sight checks on New York at H9K per cent. on'
and sell at pnr.
Gold 1914.
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Difference in favor this year............. g.
I,ter,or Cotton Markets.

sEss : :. ANDERSON September 5.
Tie cotton; market has been unusaai,y aot .Se
drrino the past week, Notwithstanding the
SSnnn1n9 condition OF foreign markets. we Ie.
mort sales of 2s5 bales, closing to-day az 10 70
ioho' UNION, September 20.
oo''on LAURENs. september 28.
eo''on 10 ~GRHENv1LLE, September q.
oo''on q oe CoLuMBUs, september a.:
T,.day our market showed a. good ,deHsnai
aaies AZ baIes. Several shippers claim .tnat Inc
mIddllnes quoted , are good as STILES y ase q k !eT Sla %tS;
LOO middlinQs loX; middlings 16Kc. weeks re-
celpts is7s bales. against 1851 The previous one
and ee4 the corresponding week last season
i00"' MACON, september 81. :
Cotton was In active demand yesterday, an
oGsrIug being readily taken at l6k ff mlaallngs.
;rhe market closed strong at that asure. ne.
ceipts today were AL bales; 'oz'
sales 2so.
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Nav York Naval stores Market.

NEW YORK, bepLemDeT 70.
The Daily Bulletin says: Receipts, today 1857
bbls roeIp and 2S5 do spirits turpenhne. 5pltlts
ufpentine continues very strong. at q Inrtier ga.
vance. with the tendency still upwards. sales 100
b6ls from the dock at &c. and $50 New York Dds
OF Csc, the market closing at s4c for meronantaole
order in Southern bbls. ln strained Tosa we
soo bbls COOL at 81 40; 100 btls do at 81 90, tn
Ia. ter price being freely bid at the close; and 59o
bbls no . at III s2X. Tar continues quiet end un.
changed. Pitch 81 37Ku4 6o--generally led 81
at the outside ngure.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-30

A NEW MAaAzrNE.-A new magazine, to be
called the Charleston Medical Journal, will be
started In this city in January next. It's edi-
tors will be among the ablest Of the Charles
ton faculty, and Its contributors will comprise
the best medical talent of the Southern States.
1t will supply a want long felt in the South.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-30

BURNHAM's AROMATIC DENTIFRrcE has re-
ceived the commentators Of the dental pro-
~fession, and when once used Its merits are
sufficient to make 1t an indispensable addition
10 the toilet.
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LANGLEY Is still making those fine Cotton
Shirts, with Irish linen fronts, for 81 so.
Also Cotton and Linen Drawers, and all kinds
of Ladies' furnishing goods, at very low
prices.
Stitching of all kinds done to order, at No.
16l King street. sep9-lmo
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BUSINESS NOTICES..

MEssRs. LOUIS COHEN & Co., No. 24s King
street, offer for sale this morning an entirely
new stock of dress goods, ribbons, kid gloves,
silks, &C., at popular prices. See advertise
ment In another column.
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New York Rice Market.

NEW YORK, September %.
The Daily Bulletin says: There was 3 nouefs'e
loi.bInC demand at full prices. Sales zoo Days a.
aTTo fhr Rangoon, 7XaDHc for Patna, and -
ilerces carolina at 8ka9Ac.
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G~ENrLEMEN's COATS, vEsrsANDP PANTS dyed,
secured, cleaned and renewed at Otto Sonn-
tags, Dyer. No. "a Wentworth street, near
Artesian Well.
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FIVE CASES of new and elegant styles OF
Dress Goods just received at Furchgott, Bene-
dict d Co., No. PA King street.
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ENVELOPES, White or Buff, good quality LOG.
a package, or three packages for Csc. Hasel
street Bazaar and East Bay News Room.
feb19-m
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EUROPEAN and American Stereoscopie
Views, 81 so per dozen. HAsEL STREET
y aprls-mwf
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FIVE CASES of new and elegant styles Of
Dress Goods just received at Furchgott, Bene'
dict l. Co., No. pa King street.
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VHANGE OF SCHEDULE. ia.,
'-p -- - .. 49,
MOUNT PLEASANT AND sULLIvAN's ISLAND
FERRY COMPANY.
,rprt1 Fnprupp NnTror

On and after TUESDAY, October a>SA
1st, the following Schedle will beS~
Leave City at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, 8 and 8 O'Clock
p. II. u<
Leave Mount Pleasant at TX O'Clock AN, Tx
md 5k O'Clock P. II.
Leave Island at 8 O'Clock A.. n, IL n and e@
O'Clock p. II.
on SUNDAY.
Leave City 10 O'Clock A. H., lhP..A, 8 and *
P. N. -. -
n, 2, ~ and 6K ]. -, - - &. ,S
Leave island 0o'closk A. Il, II O'Clock A.:N.,4
anu AN 'e Extra trip from the ioltyi every MONDAY
MORNING at 6k A. *. rrt,.., nilf
n. B.-No Freight received after. ;nsf:pass.2
O'Clock P. Il, and must be prepaid. t1t ia@At-"!
sep274 ]. PREHDERGAST, Agent
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n NEWS: MONDAY. SEPTEMBE

LAWYERS can have their Briefs printed IN
any style desired, at short notice, at Il NEWS
JOB OFFICE.
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NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.

4os bales of upland cotton, 20 bbls crude and l6
bbls spirits OF turpentine, oil bbls rosin, cars OF
T P Smith, Pelzer, Rodgers q co, WK Ryan, A
salinas, E q Frost 4; co, Mowry d Son, Geo W
Williams d co, Oald well & Son, Whtlden q
Jones, Kinsman Il Howell. Bsrden q Parker, W,
OBee d co, Geo b Walter 4 co, AS Smith, Trsn.
holm 4 Son, Reeder b Davis, Pringle 4 Son, q
Klatte 4 CO. Murdapgh & Weekly, Nachman L
co, Il Ohaiee Il co. r g Bo8g, Bollmsnn Bros, G
road Agent, cotton unclaimed, and others.
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THOSE Handsome Photograph Albums are
now sold at 6Oc. each. HAsEL STREET BAzAAR
aprl5-m
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PLAYING CARDS, Linen, sixteen styles, 6oo
per pack. Hasel street Bazaar and East Bay
News Room. feb19-m
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Receipts by Railroad, September ~.
SOUTH okRosINA RAILROAD.

tnrnentine. lOo bbis resin, and 4 cars stock. To
Railroad agent, Pelzef. Rodgers q co, W ? Dow.
linz. A Salinas, G " Williams 4 co, Sloan d
seisnious, Crawley 4 Dehon, A 8 Smith, Resder
n Dayis, Wiss d Co, Murdaugh q Weekly, W B
smith a co, A B Muillfsn, Mowry q Son, Witte
Bros, John Oampsen q co, Knobeloch q Small, J:
X Pringle J. Son, Barden d Parker, Lesesne q
wells, Id DeSanssurt, Wardlaw d Carew, =
Frost & co, R Mure Il CO. O Clacius, Jno Hsnckel,
Kinsman & Howell, W W Smith, WhIlden d Jones,
] Wiley d co, F L Meyer, TP Smith. Trenholm d
Son, W O Bee d co, q Eollln d Son, Manloue d CO..
J Il Wuhrmann b co, " Quincy, h Leiding, aud
OtherS, -
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MARINE NEWS.

CHARLESTON, 8. O.. SEPTEMBER 80, 1872,
6st 80 deg 40 min 20 noe. Lon 10 deg 81 min ~ sec.
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POET CALENDAR.

New Moon, I'd. 10 houfs, II minutes, morning.
First Quarter. 9th. 8. ho1rs, a miuu1ee; EVENING"
Last Quarter; 24th53 hours, 81 minutes. morning.
New Moon. 31st, II hours, AZ minutes, evening"
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COMMERCIAL NEWS.
rhs Charleston Cotton, Kice and Naval

The Charleston Cotton, Rice and NAVAL
Stores Market
OFFICE CHARLESTON News
SATURDAY EVENING, September H. ls72)
CoTToN.-The market showed a firm character
with a limited stock, a fair demand prevailing at
full prices. Sales about $50 bales, say 1 at 1eX,
26 at 1ex, 2S at l6X, Is at II, 50 at Tx, IS at TIKI
1sj at 17H, So at liz, IS at l7H. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordinary
Low middling ...............l7H@l7A
Kidding. ..l7H@-
Strict middllno
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MARINE NEWS By TELEGRAPH.
NEW YoRK. September 20.
Arrived, steamships City Of Brussels san ffan'
cisco and City OF Mexico.
MEMORANDA.
The schr S E woodbury., Woodbury., Ire e
Georgetown, 8 U, arrived at New YORK ' '"'''
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m OWN CT O.W I N Gl

The poverrul Steam Tug REPUB.
LIu. MellvllIe, Commander. has s&7&ln
been lifted out most complete FOR thus . 70. On H. ,. ,Sa
is prepared to Tow Vessels OF o any saIe ~ WorSe
at Az Helena; also to and from Charleston to So
Ss sS mon the most reasonable terms.
Arrangements may be made Wilt uapeaa
"nN -. ROACH & AOFFElT, Agenta..
nrN. B.-she has wrecking Pumps for sssistlng
vessels in distress and putting out nresr 90.
ann1y.lmO
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Il Il LoNpots; September 2ss.
....,,,r no
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The Fine Steamship VIM KENNEDY hid,
Foster, Commander, will sail for Baltft1ofsToa
THURSDAY, Sd October, at OK O'Clock K:,as:lt
s- Philadelphia FreightscfWwardedsto 70 thai
city by railroad: from Baltimore without. addi;
.tionsl insurance, and Oonstgneee are alQMea
ample lime to sample and sell their Goods IRON
the Railroad Depot In Philadelphia - s1rI ;sit
For Freight or Passage apply 70 80. 81
PAUL O. TRENHOLM; Agent 80
ssp2s-5 i,S'.,7fsr No. 7Union' Wnsfves.
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Look BEFORE Ye.. Leap:

last night We happened to fan witness
to an exceedingly lively scene. Two well
known individuals one sport and the
other claiming by evidence of his hands
to he a sou Of toll sat together over a
blanket covered table and began game
of "seH out The sport looked at his
first hand and offered to bet it was the
best poker hand of the two. The party
of the second part took him 1T his word
and went for his stocking to find the
coin. Before he succeeded in bringing
the same to light however other words
were exchanged and the wager placed al
ten dollars a side which were duly put
Up. The ''l:,borins man. showed his
hand s aces; the sport. spread out a
IA, h." and at the same instant web;
for the two ten de.lsr pieces. The un-
sophisticated grabbed also but his fis:
fell upon the blanket gust as the money
disappeared in tire pocket of the sharp.
Much word thunder ensued but no blows.
L. is bad that harlworking man should
be ''hogged'' ont of bis earnings, but
worse. If possible, that q Woodworking
man should get tight and put himself il
the way of being ':Aeggel II he Will
play with the tiger CT skunk however,
then let him get clawed or shunked, and
not blame anybody but himself.
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MERzBAcHM Musical talent abounds
in Carson. We have German, English
and French masters of the musical art in
our midst. The former always have the
preference, and Merzbach takes the lead
even of his owncountrymento whom music
is nature. He comes here loaded with
references and recommendations of the
first order for the printing of one half Of
which We have not space in our columns.
Give him call at Mr.. Fox's store; test
his capacity by listening to his perform
ances and if he does not suit he asks no
patronaGe. ''
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FARo.-For the benefit of those who
enjoy q virtuous and moral game of faro
we beg to remark that this evening. at
the Old Sazerac saloon-Lewis & Thorn
toms plSce-the sublued and gentle beast
from the jun5es nigh about Bengal. will
be on exhibition. Let none be led as:ray
ty this notice. The game is on the dead
level and everybody. including the high
toned and accomplished dealer-is cer-
tain to win.
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WHEALER l. WILSON SEWING MACHINE

We are glad to be able to tell cur read
ers that permanent agency for the sale
of Wheeler & Wilson S Sewing Machines
has been established here in Carson Mr..
T. Il. Fox is the agent; and he will sell
the said machines-of the latest styles ard
having all the newest improvements
San Francisco rates-freight added. He
will attend, promptly, to all orders for
machines and the repairing and recon-
struc.ion thereof. Seamstresses pro-
nource the Wheeler & Wilson to be the
best machine manufactured.
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The LATE RArLhoAD ACCIDENT.-The
managers of the V. l. T. Il. II. Company
went to work vigorously Immediately
after the smash up on TUESDAY evening
10 re pair damages and open the way of
transportation to the fume. The night
and next morning were spent in repairing
part of the old track and building a
new one around the locomotive. The
way is opened again, but when the
Bald Eagle" shall reappear on the track
is more than We know. The V. d L II.
Il. has been very un]ucky during the last
three months. We hope that this late
catastrophe win be the last. 1t seems
that if even the consideration Of the loss
IF human life were disregardel, and
only the loss Of valuable property con-
sidered, that it would be advisable to
make some arrangement by which the
track might be kept clear Of stock IN
order that accidents like the last, be OBJ
waited thereby. 1t has besides been the
com .'laint Of prudent people that the
trims in passing through the suburbs
and heart of the town travel with un-
necessary and dangerous swiftness.
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IuNAxAY.-A celestial horse and
wagon conceived the notion yesterday OF

RuNAwAY.-A celestial horse and
wagon conceived the notion yesterday OF
taking turn AMI they turned. We heard
sometime similar to the rushin. of
mighty winds accompanied ty so"nd
not unlike a thousand and one empty
coal oil cans tied to like number of rest
less dogs tails. We rushed to the door
Just in time to see red wagon whlzzing
after sometLin, that looked FOR the world
like an unkempt tail-horse's tail. This
rcd chariot was not destined to rise as
high nor to remain in the heavens so
long as Elijah's. 1t came with one wheel
slam bang against sand barrel north OF
the Ormsby House, went fitting few
PAGES and Topped over, when what had
seemed only the bushy terminus of a
horse assumed the shape and proportions
Of an upturned Mongolian "ground
burner for q mile. 'ai
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DR.. C. F. CoLIoN, who keeps the latest

DR.. C. F. CoLToN, who keeps the latest
drugs, chemicals, patent medicines, per-
fumery. fancy and toilet articles, oils,
brushes, garden seeds, ETC., has on hand
also pure wines and liquors for medicinal
use The Doctor has had thirty years
experience in dispensing medicines and
compromising drugs. This is by no
means New To-day" but We would be
recreant TO our trust did we not keep tho
public aware Of their interests.
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MY Country Forever! Characterize
Sketches.


"A warm hearted son of ''msvournecn"
yesterday showed us chart Of tire sane
conceived from a Fenian stand point.
A map of ireland tSupies the central
part of the drawing, around which on
either side and below, are ranged the
pictures of Daniel O'Connell, Robert
Emmett, and the Fenian Martyr Colonel
Thomas burke, with the famous death
speeches of the last lt~o written around
their -portraits. TIE sspace above the
map is occupied BY. sketches Of battle
fields and other martial scenes; and to
give the spirit of the piece fuller express
SION the following lines are inscribed
ander the representation of breastwork
successfully defended:
Free from the grasp Of British power.
Our own dear Isle must be,
Or We will die in tire holy cause
OF Irish Liberty! 81.
From this sublimely eloquent picture
pass to that other to be found in town
which makes the rounded bread or rather
oeer basket of the cogaplacent Teuton
shake with mirth. Here you behold an
.fter the war scene in high circles. The
lilies OF French are undergoing a IL ash
ing beneath the strokes of Gothic HANDS.
The various members of the royal family
of France beginning with Napoleon run
ming down and including Eugene are
represented each in appropriate undress.
:lutched as in n vice between the knees
# one of a row of stalwart Deutschers
headed by Kaiser Wilhelm, WHO'S giving
Napoleon his hash. No French counter
.nce except that of Napoleon is visible,
nut it's aggravated contortions and revolv-
ing eyes spe * for the rest. This tableau
settles the question of Vas list das
deutsche Faterland?'
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-07
THE AsfERIcAN FLAT TCNSEI. OPENED.

BY the Enterprise of yesterday We learn
that the working parties at either end OF
the American Fiat Tunnel have opened
conan anication with one another-which
means that the work of repairing ap-
proaches completion and that but few
days will intervene before the cars will be
running with the same regularity and on
the same time as before the fire.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-07

MASONIC ELECTION. Pursuant to notice
meeting of the Masons was held night
before last and the following ANIMAL Off
GERS elected: Louis Dorcr. w. NJ; b. F.
Foster. S. W.; Charles Martin, Treas.
c. N. NOteware, Secretary. c."t =