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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, I
WHEELING ,July . 1867. {

WHEELING, July 2, 1867. 5
Notice is hereby given to all parties interest.
ell, that on Monday, August 5th, AID. 1867. at my
office in the city of Wheeling. State Of West
Virginia. will proceed to ascertain and report
on the several matters in the foregoing decree
mentioned and described.
GIBSON l.. CRANAfER,
july3 o Wit Commissioner.
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Dividend.
rINHE NATIONAL BANK OF WEST YIR-
i ginia has this day declared dividend Of five
t5) per cent, free Of e. 5. Tax, out Of the earn
ings for the last six months, payable on demand.
G. LAME, Cashier.
WHEELING, July lst, ls67julya43t
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HOTELS.
MALTBY HOUSE.
A. b. MILLER, Proprietor,
I'D hrn, s,rpEE1 RAITIMnRE
Pemberton House Reopened.

PRATT STREET, BALTIMORE.
uuNon If
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DAILY REGISTER.

ona vaar 81 30 Three months. ~
Sir months 4 o. One month.
70 sunscKnERs IN THE CITY.
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Dividend.

GIBSON LAMB. Cashier.
WHEELING, July LIST, 1861. julyl-3t
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july3-It
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knew thy Destiny,

MADAME T. +. TnonsroS. the great English Astrulo-
ssi cairvoyan ard Pnyclonleircian. who las aston
-Irt Tue siril classes Of tho Old World now 10.
's"'t heiscr ai Hudson. n. y Madame THonNIoS pos.
srfsts such wonderful puwrts OF second sight eua.
bit hrr Ia turt knn" cd.r the greatest
1" tl,r eiuge ar married nf rher Sex While H. stat"
NJ ric. she drrates the very features oil :e person
you arc 10 arry. nI 10y the aid Of instrument. OF in.
rnSr power. known AZ thu Psyrnun.rupc, guarantees to
produce litcke picture oil the ulurr hu. band wife
oi tho applicant together with date OF marriage position
IN lifr leading traits of character 8c This is hum
bug. thousLnh Of testimonials assert. She will
send. when desired, certified certificate. written
guarantee. that the picture is what rurIortH 10 he. ny
enclosing small luck Of hair. a giving place BIRTH
aHr. disposition AMI complexion. and enclosing any
ami stamped envelope addressed 10 YOURSELF yon will
ccive the picture anu desired information by mail
All communications sarreIy confidential Address, iu
confdrnce. Msdan,e 4. =. TIloRN1oN. T.. O. Box 223
Hudson. y. Is March 31
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Growing Nep,,tatien

If THE ENTIRE CORRESPONDENCE FROM
SoHh AmeIic,. Central AmeIira aud the West Iudes.
received bS Measrs. uO,IEr,EH SMITH, uuriug tile
last twelve monis. wcra pnbl,shrd at length II would
probably u" considered oG the most extraordinary
r"li'Ntt'ns "f npprrbatery testimony record. Tic
letters. wrlcn In every variety style and rInanating
from individuals Of almost every Glass; arc ucvcrrlnss
all of tho ruOr Physicians, rrirsts merchants
Planters military olcsrs. srsis lawyers. &C., tell
story. admitting. without qualification that
tue unlcs heretofore in In tlosu regions have
generally and Justly superseded by llusrrrrER'. Biz.
TEH-.
It's confidence nlaulir-l=d by the people OF these
countries might Ire fairly raSl enthusiastic. Yot tese
are not the only tokens Of tho growing popularity Of
IOSrETrERS STOMACH BTTTERs.
The foreign orders Tor thr Hrrlo Europe Aistraa
New Zealand Chiua. japan East 1nilIos Caiu oi Cool
Hope Sandwich Islands Ac.. hayc been avirr than
any former puriod.
A-hh ant!dDtc to nulariI, StonIarhlG AMI general In.
vif"rant they all testify 10 its remarkable efficacy.
Scpicnbrra al
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RECArITUIaIIaT:
Whites. ls Blacks and Colnrel, 2I-TotaI, 81.
once OF City Registrar september 10, 1867.
GEORGE $. PELzER, NJ. d. City Reeistr,

IMPORTANT 70 THE NoS PAGoIrp The follow
ing order WHICH has i.een issncd from Headuuar-
ters will l,c Of interest ia those who have nerect
ed to procure their paroles, aud careful perusal
of the samo is recommended. There arc bu, few
Of the class specified below in this city, mud it will
be an easy matter for them to fulfill the rcanire-
ments OF the order
HEADQUARTERS SECOND MILITARY DIaTRIrl,)
CHAuLLsfuS. =. e., September Z, Ie6T. I
GENERAL onpERs,
NO. vi.
II being known that many persolis subject 10
parole, under the terms dr The surrender Of the in
surgent armies have, since the 9th day Of April
1896, voluntarily cSiie,l themselves ilom the States
lately in rebellion, thereby cyading obligations
manfny assumed AMI faithfully observed by ail
others subject thorcto and ha,o sncc returned to
the United States II is ordered that all such pei
sons now resident or domiciIcd in, nr who may
eleatter become resident or domiclIed within the
limits OF The Second Military District. tthe States
OF North Carolina and South Carolina bc required
10 give, Within thirty days after tho receipt OF this
ofder az Inc Headquarters Of tic Post Distrcl
ID "nich thsf may ha h" rrsitiont ilomiclcd The
parole proAcribca on the 9Th day OF April 1865.
The parole Eil' 5o siT6n in duplicatc-one to be
retained BY tho person who gives IT, and the other
to be forwarded To District Headquarters. for re-,
cord and tranBnittai.
Tho Provost Marshal Goneral Of the District is
charged with the execution Of this order.
By Command OF Bvt Major-Genoral Ed. r. &
CANDY. LOUIS Y. CAZIARC,
Ade-tle-Camp,
Act'g Asst Adj't General.
Offciai-0. III. MITCHELL, Aide-de-C Camp.
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W. A. WILSON.
". II. SIGwALD

GEN. GRANTS DISPATCH ''uF IHE l3rH.'-tieu.
StcKLEs' recent report contained dispatch from
Gen. GRANT withdrawing hs dispatch Of the llllI,
and instrurting Gen. STcHIrs topnl snc the courar
OF action e had Indicated loi himself. Dut no rc-
ference was made i'll tho report AZ tn the natmro oi
the dispatch Withdrawn. Much inquiry has boon
ELECTED US TO its contcnis AMI it has h,cu aserr-
taned that the dispatch is rs follows
WAslnNoroN, Angnat H. 1867.
TO Mayor t;riscfM Si.hisS, fhu,4 s,on, :. e.:
Paragraph :, General Order No. 10 miIsl not hu
construed to bar the uriiun uf United States
Court. The authority conferred IN District Com
1nnn'lers does not extend in any lrsprrt the
acts OF Courts OF the United Stutcs.
I. s. GRANT, Gcnc,al.
This instruction, Withdrawn hy General GiRAsr
waB agreed upon in Cabinet.
COMMERCIAL PROSPERITY. Since tho re-estsb.
lishment OF business in tho City, The trado has
steadily atlSun"cd. and in anme instances has even
exceeded the past. hs commercial iIDri fen
cities can conIrcte will, Charleston her facili
ties for botl tllr shipping ami inland transporta.
tion are amply sufficient for the trade. The dier-
snt lines of coast stca mers are now crowded Ia
their utmost capacity, With ireights from Balti.
more, New York and Boston. Tie trade with the
former city has hecn greatly improved, and the
vessels arc now, during the busy season. frequently
compelled to refuse froghts, their compemonta
being full. Lattcrly these vessels have been
crowded with Western frcghts, and have brought
goods to this city destined for Augusta, Athens,
Atlanta and differcnt places in Western and South
western Georgia, and Alabama. This influx OF
goods has infused some lifo in certain circles and
tho music oi the loaded drays has been heard at
all hours. The merchandise is sont to the differ
ent depots, US sonn as discharged from tho vessel
and the wiaryos nj this time are scene of hustle,
life and activity. At recent arrival Of the Fairon
from Baltimore and the Champion, from New
York, over four hundred dray loads of goods wcro
taken 10 tho different dcpois. This is one of the
signs OF the times, and GLADLY record it M IN
evidence OF tho increasing prosperity of our city.
.
BILL OF MORTALITY. heturn Of deaths within
the city Of Charleston for tho week ending Sepien-
her 7th, 1867:
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l,IrIiLIv NOTICE,


OFFICE OF CITY TREASURY, |
DuBLIc NOTICE IS uEhEpY OWEN THAT USpEH
tho following 0rliusnec licenses have boen prepared
ar delivery from this Onice. s. THOMAS,
Src. Re IL Ordained Iy he Mayor anu .ffdermenrr
o. January, licenses shall DO taken for all carts Iuy
and wuHoi used for private und domestic purposes
the same MANNER and accoiir to the same prursiob&
now Of force in relation 10 cas iyA and wagons etui
driven !t'r hire. rhccpt IviiI bonds. And each such
cart. dray or wagon shall b. provided with hedge
aining the uumber thereof AMI marked Pirate u,.
placed on the outside oi the shan.
SFr. M person shall he aken by the Treasurer as
surely TO any bond under the Ordinauce rrnng u
rcnscs ior CARTS dlya wagons and other caTrsgcs
less no or she be u ireeholdcI.
SEC. $. Ihc following sa hereafter be tho rates 10,
licenses for public aud private CARTS drays wagons &c
INCLUDING thu horars mules used thereof which saI,
tG rcc trom other TAXATION:
runic CAhIa. nKATs FIG. On THOSE EMPLOYED IN AN,
BUSINESS wHNrESEE ron ItinE DIRECT INDIRECT.
Tor every cart draS or wagon, drawn by horrs
mule, s20.
For cart, ,ray wagon drawn by two horssso
mulea. $40.
For every muck AMI carriage with two wheels s:L
For every hack ani carriage with four wheels, siU.
Tor every stage "r omnihus except line onnihus)
with two nurses $50.
Fol every siase "mnlhns tcrcspi line o,ni,ihus,
drawn by tour horses. sGu.
Fur every truck drawn ny two more horses rules
iGO.
For every express wagon drawn by two horros
Or mules. sGN.
nnEAn rAhIs ASH rnIvsTE r,nIa Dn.ts ETC
For every bread cart or wagon. S..
for every cart, ray whxon used FOR private
mcslic purposes, hl no; Ia br employed tho trans.
porting ut goods. man- m"rrlalLiS,, lumber, my
ulcr commodity for compensation. either directly or
Indirectly for the sair shah pay fur tc,nne the siln OF
81. exclusive at thn Iorsr ur mule.
Ratified In City cuIlcii ts 10Th ,lay Of January
II. R IN the year Of "ur Lonl one Thousand eight hun
PC. aAIlI.ARp. Mayor
By the Mayor:
January ". L. SMITH. Clerk oi Council.
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November g, lxr
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untold bodily and mentaltormrnts.
This most t,lab!e specific, No universally adopted in
the Oil World Ii nov oiierr,l inr sar rs lime in
America by I: y. pnpoET CO.. only anlhoriznl
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Prico 81 per bottle Large bottle, double size IT,
The uatlal discount TO the trl,tr. Sent securely
Iuckel, on receipt of price. to any address, with ,irr
ilons and pamphlet, BY addressing TO
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Sole Agents for Or. Rkrord's p. L..
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OtIu:E CLERk CouS.'ttI
May isGf. (
The following Section NJ " An Qnnanne a abolish tile
nllce ot Superintendent o Streets tn provide fur Keep
us The Streets Lanes Alleys. anl open Cour,s In tito
city of GleresS"n Clean. AMI fnr other purposes"
irteby L.ulisicd for the information Of all concerned
For the nr protection or the raid contractor or con-
tractors. is tmrfr ordained That every owIcr lessee
occupant ami tenant OF any premises fronting any
street. lane. allny. ar open rour shn every day
Sundaya efreptat have the dirt lth, garbage or other
oilnl placed In n of his her lot harre bor or
heap. and In readiness for the contractor by the hour of
en- O'Clock A. a., from tho fiat day May to the
FIRST day Of November u every year and by the hour Of
nine O'Clock, 4. M frcm the first day Of November to
tho first day Of May following. And any person offend
ing hcrciu placing my DIRT blih garbage or other
ottal in street. lane, alley open court
hours above named sIul he subject to q Icss
than two than i've dollars for each und eyery
offence. to be imposed by The n1nyor.
by order ". q. ShIITH
May 10 Clerk Of Council
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qhe gailg Menus
LOGAN. AlArrl.RS.

I" TRANSIENT ADVERTISERS trai,siunt ad.
rcrtisencnt will I've published III this Journal here.
mean an advertisement, from any pe,ann Who IL
moi regular advertising customer af tl. News.
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Free 10 Eyeryf,0dy

Large PIP Circular. giving Information Of the
grratcsi Importance 10 the young OF both se1es.
II teaches how the homeiy may beconn beautiful. til
tc+pised rospected. and the fprsaken loved.
No yong lady gentleman should fall TO aend their
address. snd receive copy postpaid. by return mall.
Address L. O. Drawer. 81,
Mar'h 20 Tyr TroF N Y.
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fhe Time to Advertise In the Country.
TnE PnGsIr has large circulation Throughout. iht
thiddlo and upper Districts Of the Bate Advertising.
rates as reasonable tho srInGsncy OF tho money
ket Will warTant Merchants and othes wishing to use
tho columns OF tho paper will address
JULIAN A. sELBy. Proprietor.
February Is Columbia. II. @.
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JuB WoRK-Wc have now completed nnr "irc
so as to execute, in the ,h"Itrst possible t,mr
ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK, AMI we most ra-
specially usk the patronage Of our friends.
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FIRE LOAN.
hIAYORALTY OF CHARLESTON

CITY HALL, November o, 1866. I
A 1t, PERSONS DESIIlOUS OF REBUILDING IN THE
IA Burnt Districts and Waste Places OF the CITY uu
der can Act OF tho General Assembly giving authority
to the city Council Of Chlreston 10 proceed In mai
Ter Fire Loan, with view Ia aid ia building ND thu
City nEcw, hereby notified that the form Of app
cation loans he obtained tho Office Clerk
Of Council, between the hours nr A. NJ. and p. M
AL applications must hey d In the nbova mentioned
office, the COMMITTEE VIII meet every Monday to cor.
slider the same.
By order OF tho Mayor ". II. SMITH
N6yf mhPr III Clerk OF Co,,,cIl
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l'nst Office Notice.
i'aST tiFF'lCf
IhAHL.rsIuS, y, e., .luly ii. Is

PosT OFFICE,
thAHLrstoN, :. C., July Ii, lsaI
Alter to-day tho mails tor Northeastern Railroutl
will close at o'clock AN, nnd to-day and uilrI-
wards they arr expected 1" reach the Railroad
'Saton ut 2:}0 o'clock PM, and to Inc ready fu,
delivery u, this oilicr ut $50 O'Clock i. VI.
STANLEY Il. THOFr, L. VI.
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DEATH To RATS. An Enslishmau, whose malt
has suffered tho same tnte az that which was
stored in Mr.. JACKS mansion, has hit upon al in
fablc method Of driving away rats. "You fry"
he writes to local pnper ''n number OF bts of
sponge in dripping. and place the eavory morsels
in the rats runs. BY and by you will not 10 troub-
led With rats any more"
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CHANCE ~ llo,n FOR DELIVERY OF suSDAY MAIL.
On AMI aftor Sunday, 9Th inst, this Olice will he
open from ha-past hive to laifpa si1 for ,leiiy-
cring mails. STANLEY q. TIOTr p NJ
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NOTICE.

OFFICE oF.cHIEF OF pOLICE,)
MAINE GUAM HOUSE. !
CHARLEsIoS. s. e.. Sept. 10, 1867.
FOLLOWED 4 POLICEMAN TO THIS POST
II COACH DOG. which the can get OH aIpii-
cation 10 the "oiiccr Of The Day
O. ID. SIGwALD,
September Ill Chief OF Police.
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NOTICE,

OFFICE CHIEF OF pETEcTIvEs,l
August 29th, 1867. /
DRoGGHT TO THIS OFFICE AND SUPPOSED TO
ID be stolen. Gray Sack Coat also, two large block
tin pans about sixteen inches in width any parties osng
the same. will c1ll and identify them.
II. ". HENDRICKS.
lst Lieutenant and Chief OF Detectives.
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ruling, go to HIRAM HARRIs, No. 80 Broad street
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a Fact Worth Knowing.
Bakers wiahing gool FLOUR for Bread. should call at
sTENloUsE CO.. No. 10 East Bay
Families wsllnq choice FLOUR for Riacuite Rolls.
&c. should call at sIENHUUsE Co., No. ITO East nay.
August G
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August 20
No. Licences,

OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCILl
July "a, 1867.
TINHtISE PERSONS WHO MADE APPLICATIONS For
Il No. LIQUOR LICENSE hereby notified to re-
port nj this office with their applications Immediately.
". II. SMITH,
Jul: o5 Clerk OF Council
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CITY TAxEs-MO RETURNS.

CITY HALL, September q, 1867. (
NOTICE IS H.REBY OWEN TO ALL CONCERNED
IN that th Monthly Returns for the month OF August
before thu 18th instant D. c. GIBSON,
Scptemlrr 10 City Aasessor.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE,

NOTICE.
fJlHE SHIPPING AND COMMISSION BUSINESS
i will for The present be carried usual by the
undersigned nj No. 48 East Bay the store formerly
occupied by CRAIG. TUOMEY CO.
Ali persons having Individual claims must present the
RImc. and those Indebted individually will make psJ
mcnt to JOHN TUOMRY.
.uly 20
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PosrorrICE NorIcr.-Au evening mail for An
gnsta aud Savannah, and for distribution hoyoud
those offices, will close daily at ths po,tnffce at
haf-pnst Il O'clock.
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REoIsTRATIoS IN THE Crry.-
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Auction saIcs This Day.

ALL Kinds OF JOB WORK DONE AT THE DAILY
NEWS OFFICE
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.IllNK-SIiOPS.

July -, 1887.
TUNK-SHOP KEEPERS AND PEDDLERS WHO
= have made application for LICENSES are hereby
notified 10 rcportat this oico Immediately.
". ii. SMITH,
July % Clerk of CounciI
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Auction salcs This Day.
N. HUNT soS will cell this day. at 10 o'clock, in
their salesroom. No. lA2 Meeting street. bpos shoes
blmoralP. &c.
j. A. THoURos will sell this day, halfpas 10 O'Clock,
at No. 39G King street. assorted furniture store hI.
lures. &c.
H. NJ. MARSHALL Bro. will sell this day, ut l0,,
O'Clock nt No 50 Broad street! saddle aud draft horses
mules. buggy. cart. piano. sewing machine, &C.. &c.
MCKAY 4 CAMPBELL will sell this day at 10 O'clock
their salesroom. No. 1870 Meeting street. contents OF
store No. KnE street. show cases. counters. &C.. &c.
o.
p. Fl. q.
Are HynonymonB with Health. Strength and Vigor.
The secret will be revealed by Investing in bottle Of
pANKNINs HEPATIG BTTTERs. For sale by all
Drrggs.s.
kcntucky State Combination Lottery,
MURRAY EDDY & CO.. Managers. draws EVERY
DAY at Eoyington, Ky.
Whole Tickets from 81 to si0 Shares In proportir
Capital Prizes from $4,000 10 $50, ,0oo
II. T. PETERS. Agent,
No. 90 Hasel street, Charleston, 3. e.
September limo
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PEnsoSM.Ili, EyccIlency Governor JAS. L.
Oar arrived il this city yesterday, and took rooms
at the Mills House.
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAM Tra "AJA1."-The Savan.
nah Republican says: "'rhis powerful ting arrived
here on Saturday evening Inst from Charleston
where she has been most thoroughly repaired and
oyerhaulcd Her woodwork and machinery ia now
in first-class condition and order. She will be
commanded by tho experienced and veteran Capt
j. X. RICHARDSON, md will bu engaged in towing
about our river.
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AT a MEETISu or THE Stockholders of tho '!l'a,
nsetto Pioneer Cooperative Association held on
the 9th inst called Ior III" purpose OF election
OF officers ior the ensuing ycar,hc following re-
suit WAS announced
THOS MILLER, President
JOHN DUNCAN Vice President.
JOHN T. MAILER, Secretary.
JAMES J. GRACE, treasurer.
DIhrCroRs.
M WILSON. ~. &. CALLAHAN.
W. II. SIGwALD W. O'MAEA
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There cnnsth glad tiiines ofJoy to all.
To yonng amt To old. to gI Cot aud TO amall;
The beuut5 which 1nce was so prsciaus and rare
Il Tree Tor all, and all may he tair.