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We are authenred - aunouu. Nllits A.
GLESS. Esq Is a s.pdiists a. -oguiy jltge o.
uardson C-rnfv a. g.. * March ciaetan.
PHorosRar - -osographa % Generals
Federal ard o. sderste. The largest coll
lection In A. sest, for sale, wholesale ana
retail. p -aember The phase, Gallery Of ths
Cumbs and, 2sCedar street., opposite Com
mrciA hotei- may2f-tL
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Criminal Court Clerk.

- - sashou1ad % snnonn-e ne nan,a 81 D d.
LLiSs for iax Couactar. arr srsrs - -. -
= ensuing March aiscnon.
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MERRITT a HILL-Deslers in Wall Paper
vi WiDdOW Shades, Window Glass. Rnd Photo
graphic Material, corner Of Church and Market
streets
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WALL PAPER, etc.

EJILsON, J. ". CO.-Nanulacturers and
w Wholesale snd Retail Dealers 10 TIn, Copper
and Sheet Iron Ware and Furnishing Goods, No. II
College street.
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SANDS'ALE

WE nave on hsnt a iarza stock o. san.ls' Cti-
~ caao Cream su.i Stock Ales, ah.ch - rrsar-
aniev struci iruIn Aan.is CDR zss1 Brausrr sIftar
Ne do aot elaim the s0LE A6aNCf IN ths mar
Est.
Also Bottled Ale Of The best manufsrtura- We
have also lsrEs stors Of sutisra' suprIas. anf
fannlY 6roceu--, aulcu - 40 cfsriug a. o.
agIres- 8. e. WOOD a Coz.
lalb=u q EfainH afaaaE
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me brieal shambsrs an Essay o. Waruinl
nd lus-ruelon i0r fouuE Men. A. ~ ~ H.,
liable Treatment tor Diseases oi The Uunarv anf
Sexual syaiems-Soni free, 10 ssaIad azvriors.
Address, bf. ,. shlLLlN HJJuaIUN. Howard
A77ooialoa' rllAae.p iia- Pa snrls-lJ
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Without a Rival.

All Justly deserves the reputation thss 90 loul
sawed Iu Central kneula aud the Wet Indies
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CITY DIRECTORY.
agents OF Insurance Companies.

CAREY & SMITH, Nos sc aad 80 Union street
[ ! lup stsIrsl represent the flloEibE Companies
.flna Of Hartford, Security, Msnhs' tan, Meiropoh-
tan, Phoenix and knlckeTbocker Life OF New York
snd Accident Of Columbus, Chic.
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SH:!IHNI3
.gHSl1!!.l Ems
] |.1=z515'5:'
- ; g & SS Ies :9S
- s7sF ISs /: . sz
30. Is 75si s5a 90 SIS IS s. COS S y
No. g.. UJi bJi 75 -----. ri vi -
no, So. 1 z5I ! 75I col 5Jl 81 ri o.
No. a.. 1 sol 2 Isl 2 sol 3 DOL COL 81 o.
no o.. 2 OJI Isl 8 OH So 5Ji 81 ~ W
No. g.. Isl %, p. 75i vi '---'' -.'.--
No. - 2 50. 3 25l 5 IS. 4 25 Is ...-.. ...--.
No. S. s oil O0i 90. 4 Isl ~ .-.... ......
70. 8..s bOI sol vi .s.. o ~ s-s-.s .-....

These pens bear my tTaas Es1rk, /" O. P. BAREEs
hETRA Lou, KY" for which have secured the
1511-Ttgh and are warranted equal in 6neness Of
uisteriR and workmanship 10 the best Eastern man
liactgTe, and sre believed 70 be superior 70 all
others in durability and other substantial qualities
Ehicn combiEe 70 make really seryieeabie per.
sent BY n1s1l OF express On receipt Of price ana
fstiau eha7gs5 or D. mall st ny NIX when 20 cents
e added for regEoEl Write your nsms and sd
jTess plainly.
Postage ~ sngls pen 1Tss cents pen with any
case or told n and box, az cents. Old pens re-
paired for y cents land stGsapl each. Circulars
INT FaEE. address
O. P. BARNES,
Gold Pen Manufacturer,
SIS Hain-stTsst, Cor sixth, Louisville, w
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KNIGHT BROTHERS.-Dealerst m Cumberland
N and Fittsburg C1a Wood saved and split N
stove lengths. Office ~ Church street. Yard 90
Rolling Mi Hll, south Of Broad. All orders filed
promptly.
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ATTENTION IEsHNHE i-ghecks on the Uf-
stsr Banking Co., Belfast, ireland. n sums
Of Il % tlO for sale az Q. u. 0riway's Bro
ker Once, No. IS College street. III
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CIAMPBELL MoRWEN 6ROEsBECK, Attor.
- neys al Law ana Claim Agents, practice in ali
ne Cours. Collections promptly attended, TO
sso claims against the United states and Voucbers
collected. O1ice u North Cherry street, up stairs
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no OTHER WORA AAE
20 OFFICIAL ACJ

Sold oulY ,ubscusloE.
AGENTS WGNEHE Herrr nHssE ErHHa
,sTr.t1rY sven. rai -1srs al-sreal 1rsr-H.
pr OIL larl-l.a-s at.lrasH
e. D. RtCHtursoN. uaaE-aar.
.a uEuHua-lr a
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naaaoas,r 'sas3 s' ss's'e sa's,'

$1,000 Copies Alrsady SEA.
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ATTORNEYS an LAW.

4 D !
frna Of Hartford, Security, Msnhs tan Meiropoh.
In Phoenix and knickeTboclzer lie OF New lorll
snd Accident Of Columbus, Ohio.
ATTORNEYS an Law.
/ CAMPBELL MoFWEN 4 GROEsBECK. A,tor.
/ - neys az Law snd Claim Agents, practice in all
| re C5urs. Collections promptly attended, TO;
ElsQ claims against the United States and Vouchers
collected ONCE u North Cherry street, up stairs.
OTLs, E, A.-Attorney end Councillor at Lsv,
~ Office 4255 Cherry ST.: P. o. Box T4s
BANKEKs AND BROKRRs.
EIRsT NATIONAL BANK-Goyenmept DsDozi.
a t2Ty-Ao. 81 College street, between Union
and the Public Square dealers IN Uueurreut
Money! Exchange, Coin, and Government eecun-
des o. AL kinds. Stocks and Bonds bought and
SOD on Commission. Collections promptly at
A. G. slsTOaD, Prss't JAS. G. osDrs, Casb,r.
MARR, THOs s.--Broksr, corner Union and
w college streets, buys and sells Gold, Urcur-
rent Money, Government Securities and Voucher
Collections sitanded 10 promptly
Also buys and sells on cmmlssion.
CECOND NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
~ y cherry street, deals IN Exchange, Govern
ment Securities and Con. Collections promptly
attended 20 J. LUNsDEs, Cashier.
TVHIRD NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
Il Deals IN Exchange; Government Securities
and Com Collections promptly attended 70.
Gold Stocks and Bonds sJld on Commission.
W. W. BEERT, President. EDGAR JoErs, Cashier.
s=@=-----------
BOOK AND JOR PRINTING.
CAMERON, WIN. q Co-Book and Job Printers.
~ and pu lishess Of the Daily and Weekly
Onion' Printers AHey, between Union and Dead
erick streets.
BREWERY.
CPRING WATER BREWERY.-MANKEL
- FRANK successors 90 N. }. DrUckef. Brewers
Of Ale and Lager Beer, No. a Broad street, Nash
Vile, Tenn. ldecS-ly
BOOKSELLERS AND sFATIONFRs.
GINGLbTON, X. H-BOoksoller, Publisher,
- Satoner, and Periodical Dealer, Post Once
Buildn.g.
CABBAGE NIANUFACTURERs
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TINNERs, dc.

1 /. r. ". BROWN Real Estate and General
- J.. BUSINESS Agents, over Works BOoI store SsJs
Union Str. ct, Nashville, Tenn. su9G-6m6
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CPRING WATER Observation-Disclosures 8
- FRANK successors 20 NJ }. DrUckef. Brewers
OF Ale and Lager Beer, No. Il Broad street, Nash
Vile, Tenn. ldecSly
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-06

nN",tv car. \ o, hing was the e. or ever
ca'-ss here ior-u With III e:ipty house, of
cnarse, We could do nothing. So determined,
Forthwith, 10 proceed to Linco.nton. North Car
o.''.a. where were the rest of our family. Six
4a'ce - ae YorkviIie road, We stopped ali
~ q, TIC kisd, good home of Mr.. $. Then,
:ae naAt say proceeded on to Yorkviile Over.
'ooA oH tie road no less parsonage than Gen.
Jo. lrl..ston. who was few days afterwards
r.''s':,@d in his command. at YorkyilIe,
,te soine dear refugee friends; then, after
!.iree miles, of miserable read, arrived at Mr.
: 5 81 the night. Seeing me much exhausted.
:'.@ 'iae 'ostess brought the immediately hot
"A.' 'i co!ee, and said, Oh, how sorry she war
10! any ons running from Columbia. No
ehA'':e. - usual. Bless these kind, good pso-
ii: lot Yankee never. darker ti,.,r doorsl
The neNt light. though after long days jour
e,, We obtained lodgings at The fne hotel
heph 8; hsilas c. H.; having, however, tor the
t.;st TINE since we left home, been harshly
spehen &C. 1t was by virago, who tcfcely re-
t;Scd ~ et US wearied ones come under her
ROOT ila next aftsrAoon, Tuesday, lacking
ir,s one lay of week from the Time We started
Sc a:rv"d at j4incointon, where we We're most
rt.ta:ocsty welcomed by friends aud relatives
N. Nj.
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ARRIVALS AND DkPAKTUREs.-We propose to
establish department i'll our columns, devoted
to the arrivals OF Wagons in and their de-
Parture from Columbia. They now constitute
our shipping. We request OF the prtprietors.
or managers of those arriving. to give US the
requisite Information, as TO- the date:of their
arrival, and tile uuulcs oi their cousiguees. We
extend the same request TO the boat owners,
1t these will advls. us of the facts. we shall be
glad 70 report theui, for the bcueht OF ali par
lies We are also frequently asked as t. The
t'liics when Lhe railway engine runs 10 Frosts
MIL. 10 advise IA OF aii parlicuiars OF tuls
sort, may b. found q great public ueueht-
Ihe'ioliowing messages remain III Southern
Telegraph Office, uucalieJ for
Horoart hAnanar, Capt Winder
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T.ex~n1 T%e1n@
The Office of the Columbia Fhonix is on
Gates street. second door from Plain. |

IHE DAILY PHGsIx -oa aud after Monday
next, the 10th instant, the Phenix will lie
published daily. Subscription price $50 per
month. The paper will be promptly delivered
by carriers to city subscribers. The tri weekly
edition will also bs issued for country circu-
latlon, at $40 per month.
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Bonds and Stocks.

Bonds and Stocks.
SToLEN, on the night OF the 18th February,
~ $!O,vDo Confederate per cent. Bun DSSiu
suns of $i.0vo each, dated March 2, 1868,
signed BY O. A. Rose. aud numbered Nos.
2o,024, 2n025, l2,IlO. l2.l09, l2,lOS, l2,lV7,
II. l06, A2,lO5, l2,lU4; l2.luS.
Also. four bonds $1,000. s per cent; num-
BEES will appear in next notlce.
Also. one Certii cate, 8 per cent, for $lOo, TO
the oroer of l. ID. Mordecai
Also, 20 shares OF Capital Stock of the Ex.
change Bank Of Columbia, s. g., In the name
OF 1. u. MordecaL
Also, $1,000 IN 7.30 Notes; numbers with the
Asslstant Treasurer, which will be published
hereafter.
All parties are forbidden to trade for the
ABOVE named securities, rs application will be
nade for rauew ais OF the same.
81. q. MORDECAI,.
I April tho Executor /. u. 'nl9rdecai.
!. Cottage WahJed.
w ANTED to purchase, 3 modest COTTAGE
w suitable for q small family, in pleasant
part OF the city. Apply at this Office
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r. Calcutta correspondent Of the London
Is'''aI 9sserLs that less than, 10000 persous
iesi ucre lives during q receut cycioon in
tAo,s.
S-sAhNAH.-1t IS. rumored that the Yankees
il savannah have ordered che expulsion from
Tat o.y of eli the families of Confederate
o.bee!a and soldiers who reside there.
s.aEo Ialisferro vas shot near Columbus, Ala,
oy ps5les engaged in hog'stealing. H,s wounds
nre considered dangerous, but net mortal.
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1T AVlNG come iuto my possession. am
A1 desirous to find the lawful owuens In
order to do so. it becomes necessary to prevent
error OF defeat attempt at fraud. will for
these reasons, show the articles to no one who
has not previously sent me, in writing, an acsu.
rate description OF the piece. When the de-
scription fails to correspond, the applicant win
receive no answer. The initials Of names can
easily identity the owners CT the articles thus
marked. Address me through the Post Office.
April IL s.. }. j. OCONNELlA
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tro DE CONTINUED. !

!jAau OF 24rH 5. Z. ", GlsG's BRIGADE,
March IL, 1865.
81 tie return of M. Harris from Camp Chase
end o-asrs of the regiment from R.ck Island.
( e":N OF. tho death Sof the following named
ni"p, p'lvates of my company: Edward Ed
nlorca!ac, enlisted at Charleston, S. CT, cap
'o'e1 a. Aenuesaw Mountain, July 2. 1854, died
at hoe& Island; }. F. F. Spell. enlisted at Sum.
msrv'''e s. c.. captured July Q, 1864. at Ken
oeeAe Mountaiq, died at Ro<k Island; Wiley
i1'n"er, enlisted at Midway,S. c., captured
'.-ne Is, 1854, ut Pine Mountain, died at Camp
.h'r!on; Iheo. Hamilton, enlisted at Charlesto
,. = ptured July 70, 1864, at Peach Tree
see > lied al Camp Chase; Priugle Davis, en-
:s'"d a. Charleston, S. g.. captured at Nash
vie T>nn., December ls, 1854, died at Camp
Gh"sr. You will please have the above pub
;'.:ed pr the information of the relatives Of The
detaAsed. W. G. HAWKINS,
ist Lieut.. Comn'dg Co. "A, 24th s. c.. V.
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THIS MORNING, ut 10 O'clock, at nv sales i
mart o.. Bedeu's land, near headquarters,
will sell.
Furniture, Horses, and perhaps Mules, Car,
pets, Clothing, House keeping Articles, &c. 7
April s l* s
Il uction SAFE Of Bank SHARES and other Secxr4ties.
BY Thos. w: Mordecai.
THIS DAY. at lz'o'clock meridian, at my sales
mart, On Bed-lls land, near headquarters. I
will sell at public outcry,
40 shares Exchange Bank of Columbia
24s shares Farmer RS and Exchange Bank.
ia shares State Bank.
AZ whole shares South. western RailroaA and (
Bank.
~ half shares Soath western Railroad and
Bank.
Az shares Planters Bank of Fairfield:
Terms-Conf-derate bills AnriI 4 1*
). Handsome Nrxiture.
By a. g. Philips.
oN SATURDAY. MORNING, 9th instant. 1t 10 I
O'Clock, Will sell, at The house on Gates
street, between Lady and Gervals streets.
variety of HANDoOAE rUKNIrIIRE.
consi ting Of:
Mahogany Wardrobes. (
Bureaus, marble top.
ashstands, n,arbletop.
Work Tables, do. Card rablea
Hair Seat Chairs.
Rocking Chair
-" BsdsteGds. Frsucn styie.
Mattresses. Feather Beds.
China Rice Dishes. =,
= Steak
cles anr;I - q.
Wanted,
A FEW pounds of Sue AR and COFFEE. for
\ Which CORN. PEAS, BACON and LARD
WIN oe exchangsd. AppiS at this office
C. HAINSWoRTH,
:9aesAeBlplrMlR ~
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Rr !rhne w Mordecai

Ry Thos W Mord
THIS MORNING, ut 10 o'cloc
mart, o. Bedeu's land, near l.
will sell.
Furniture. Horses, and perha
pets, Clothing, House keeping Al
April 6
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new York llarl.:,
IBy Telegraph !


NEW YnaA AUGUST 3:
tDTTDN-less active but prices cont;nue
tim al asa Acc for middling
FLRUR-50l0c better on State with !tlr
demand, partly speculative, other kinds 'teidH
ami nm hanged at 81 30s7 81 Tor extra Staff.
= ito9 % for extra R.H, q. and ~ '"ai
hhis for trade brands; market cldSip. .tr'd!
for al kinds. Included in sales are
,,rtr, State half to arrive q ~, and Tie last
t,lf in September At s. ~.
WHlSKY-Firm at p l9d2 - for N"St'ra.
td2c lower for spring and quiet and firm tor
winter; at 81 5J1 - for Chicago spring 81 - Tor
NJ. / do; 81 81 a Ia Milwaukee club; Il 53@ 81;
amber Milwaukee the latter are eNtrem'i = 10
10y choice amber Michigan. ~ o. for old winter
Siatc 50 Is for new do; 81 % for white rSt'ih
ami 81 20 for new white State.
RYE-Moderate request; Western 9sc.
HARLEY AND BARLEY MA.r-Duil 'nd
nominal.
CORN-Firm with fair de mand. 81 for IN
sound 92793 for sound mixed Western
OATS-Du and lower at 63c for Western
C)FFEE-Steady; Rio 81 43t.
OTGAR-WithOut decided change at la q III
for P. r., and l2al3 for Cuba Muscoyado. Hal
vana l0t dl2i.
MOLASSES-Dull.
PFTROLEUM-Steady 1T i25 Tor crude, : a
So for refined in bond; G901lt do. free.
pORk-Opened dull and lower but closet
;,rmcr ut 81 ga 032 Tor new mess, closing Al
sss cash. s3e630 50 for 1861 do S23 sld2i I'm
prime, and SO 50d27 for prime mess, also j ~
6b,s. new mess September sellers, and buyers
option at $50 5093l IS.
HEEF-More active, sales at ssai2 for plain
mess; siOdl II for extra mess.
BEEF HAMS-Quiet.
ctr MEATS-More active at a. a lG' Gr
shoulders; 1923 for hams.
BACON-Dull.
LARD Firm at l9l d24l,
BCTTER-Rather more active ut q 20 tnr
Ohio; 30 a 36c for State.
CHEESE-Steady ut lod loo.
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wheeling Retail Market.

TuEaDAY EVENING August ..
BUTTERFLIES per 10.
CORN MEAL--30c per peck
OTATOES-25c per peek.
BROOMS-40d50c
CANDLES-s0025c.
MOLASSES-N. O. 81 81 per gal Syrups u -
{. / 50; Sorghum 1881 90
CHEESE-English Dairy &c. Western Ne
-rrye sc; Pine Apple 37i. -,
FLOVR . Is per sack OF AZ lbs; OF slO per hbl
TIT best brands
SCGAP-Brown Is to pc; Crushed, - TO &c.
Cnftee nc.
COFFEE-Prime article, 37ta4Oc per ID.
PROVISIDNS-Sugar Cured Hams SIC per 10;
~nonIdsrs and 81 DIES 2'c, Dried Beef 3oc; Beet
Tongues 40aG0c.
iAP-Cmcinnati German i2ir; Whrelin" ="
i2c; Family soap lac.
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
wheeling Wholesale Market.


TUESDAY EvEyISG August y.
FLOUR-verr firm considerable demand;
sales at S999 506l0.
WHEAT-In demand at 81 7502 10.
OATS-Nominal at So.
CORN-Firm and in steady request at IS d6o.
SCGSR-Good demand; Porto Rico l4a a l6';
crushed, powdered and granulated %, A. Coffee
81 Il. do. 90.
NOLASSES-New Orleans 81 15al2)
SYRUPS-Ar 90cds1 25.
COFFEE-33c.
BACON-P.an Hams 81; s. Cured and can.
vassed &c. Shoulders 1871; excited and In limited
supply. .,,os
OiLS-Lard OIL decided advance; 81 10 for No
/ y Is extra No refined; Carbon quiet and
s1les at 70.
SiLT-Ohio River 81 IS; Table 81 a5.
RUTTER-Plenty at Ice.
rii(;S-N0t much doing atl2ic.
-iRD-23024c in tierces
WO0L-Cons:derab has been sold during the
LIST week from 60 to 65.
uAT-sll per ton loose.
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ST VINCENT
Glass cal & Mercantile Coli8ue
WHEELING, WEsP VIRGINIA.

DEs- o = " ~ r. 8, a y TRUST
ID that iua success OF his Efforts IN behalf OF
female rnG alton, val recommend ~ once TO the
favor oi the public this Institution for boys and
yJuuZ mon, which he hopes 10 make al that il
desirable ~ % school for youth.
Tho modern languages will be taught by gen.
tlemen u whom they are vernaruar, and who
will afford TO the pupils occasional opportnntirs
Of learning by practice and CONVEX alton. n ia
intended 70 provide such Instruments and appl-
ratus as may elucidate, while they Civ" interest
to the studies of Natural Philosophy, Chemis.
try, Surveying and Engineering. The dcsqIt-
ment Of Book Keeping and Penmanship viii
superinteudcd by an eminent accountant
The school will be open to the public b.,
ly Catholics viii be- received as bOardcrs url ..
for special feasoDs exception be made - q
Cipline viii be strict aud be enforced bv .It.
missal Of he insub0rtlinato.
Payments will always be required .,aI .-;
for the day scholars quarterly in c.. O. zoe of
boardeTs, Tor tho half session; and th H,ures be.
low indicate the cash in advance terms ITfTom
the neglect OF parents or other can payment
IS delayed, an addition OF ten per '"Hi 20 the
cash prices will constitute the 70 I.rr charge,
of the College. No deduction - boz made Tor
absence or for removal whcB e. qUutcr or half
session BIS been commenced cy"apt in case of
SiCkne-s
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DISEASES OFHiPRUDENCE

Whom the misguided nd impt ud1nt vgtaT, D
pleasure finds th4t he I.s inhibited the s'cd- o.
this painful dia'l.C IL TO often happcu1 iHJt I
.lltmcd sense of saamc or dread OF di'c0r 2.
d tiers him from applying 20 these who iron .|
uCatiOu aud rogpcctam!itV can alone bgiIiDnH
him delaying til the constitutional symptom.
of this hO,I.d disease make their appgI.a...
such 20 liberated sore throat disCa7nd rO7c .
turnal pains in the head and limb dimncs r
sight deafness, modes OI tho shin bone,
arms, blotchcs on the head, face and CXtr.u.
pr ressing With frighttul rapidity tai ai i.f.
the palate of tho mouth or the bOncA OF o.. u.
fall IN aud the victim nj this awful disotr
comes horr.d object at cOmmiserlton
death puts period TO his dreadful suilgriH- &.
sending him TO that Undiscovered CoUn'r
from whence no traveller returns
1t IL a melancholy fact that thou -auds lII. ..
Tins 10 this terrible disease, owing ~ tto n.
stIliulnes5 OF Ignorant pretcndCrs. who bl b..
use Of that DEADLY poIsoy MFgcCRY. ruin tt.
constitution aud mako tho e,i.lue of hfs mi,rli
bic.
OFFICE DUrnFREDEEICg STREET
Left hand side goin. from l., moro Sfr,a.
iow doors from the conner. . Fail not a. DO.
serve name and number
NO letters received unless postpaid tlN
coHta ming stamp 20 be- used Oh ths reply. ~
aous writing should state age and send por
OF Tertisemcnt describing symptoms
Tho Doctors DIPLOMA hsUgs In his p.i...
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRES.
The mans ihDu12nd, c.red at this esttl,s.
ment within ghr last twenty years, and the na
mcrop5 important Surgical Operation, prtly. A.
- By DR.. Johnston, Witnessed by the fep0i' 's
3D.. ihe Sun aud many other papers, not. ..
uciI appeared again aud again before the r.b
lie besides his standing as gentleman ot or.f
aCter independently. Is sufficient -ulrani o.
- tho afflicted
SKIN DISEASES sPEEDILYCURED
augsdIy
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New York Stock Market.
by Telegraph

NE" xVhhi AuSust .
STOCKS-Ft Wayne eli; Michigan and Pra-
lie Du CHEN Az; Rock Islands O5; Cleveland
and Pittsburg CIT; Illinois Central 81 % Mich
Central q 06; Cumberland 3oi; New York Cen
trail 9oi; Erie s3t; Reading q UT Ohio and Mis-.
sissippi certificates a3i; Treasury 1910 99i;
lO40 coupons 97i; $40 coupons 81 06a; $40 reg.
istsred 81 05. 81 81 registered u or.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-23
r, II. LEE. M. D.

MEDICAL AND SURGICAL or
Nl FlCE AND RESIDENCE, corner OF
Mil Alley and Main street, Centre Wheeling.
Va
Dr. Lee operates for the radical cure Of Hernia
Stone In the Bladder, Strabsmus Cor Cross Eye
and all the different forms of Club Foot
Office hours from 10 to IL ! II. and t. 1
p. II. uiyi2
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INSTRUCTION.
Wheeling Female College,
yVFEEELKNG. E. VA.

INIaES INSTITUTION, SBsA AZ H. az :
Ed with full Cole@1te powers IN lsj4. and
recently roOrganizrd under a new BoNJd ol Di-
rectors will he opened rs a collegiate institute
ON tho first wednesday in September II. The
Inildiugs ave now being thoroughly rested and
newly furnished throughout
In n q liLeraity fits arrang smeuJ- ii tLe cX.
t,nf and conprehensivencss of its course OF
study in its methods of tuition and government
and in the ability and experience OF its Board
of instruction, the public may rely upon its
being tIst-class seminary.
Having had many years experience la conduct
iur leading Educational institutions in the Eas.
tern and Middle States / feel assured that with
tion of the citizens Of Wheeling and vicinity.
tho College win soon be able 10 extend 10 young
ladies AZ the facilities for ~ accomplished cdu.
cation ~ Nc fond outside "t orr eastern ~ tro.
poitan cities
IN Announce the engagement Of corpse OF
teachers of distinguished ability cypeuencn
aud reputation.
In ire departments of the withrm1ri,s lHl
sciences Hiss Martha D. Ha. 'yead former Pre-.
captress of Wesleyan Female College VII.
mington Delaware
In the department OF literature aud bellies
lettres. Miss Mary Williams, late prrcoptrrs1 %;
Lafayette Institute, Washington ID.
In Music Miss Emily j. Shipley, OF New lur
ity, educated in Europe md pupil Of Bg-si
nj.
In tho Fine Arts, Miss Isabella NJ, Grl. of
tho New York School OF Design
Assistants will be added in these az otter H.
plrtmcnt- as occasion may require.
4 Nug'iNL DrPART3fENT Will be organized
an early day, having especial reference 10 the
preparation OF young lldios for the husiu. ol
4 PREPARATORY DI.paETMFxr viii be opened
for such Misses rs are tooyonng toenirr the col
lC-JtC