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CHOICE GREEN AND BLACK TEAS, one dollar
per pound, at Wilson's grocery, southeast corner
Society and Anson streets. Goods delivered free.
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mr FOR RESTORING STRENGTH AND
appetite, use the great Southern Tonic, PANKN1N's
HxpAr1o BrrTHRs and you will not be disappointed
For sole by all druggists. tu
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@A-A-A--A-A-TH BEST DYSPEP-
TIC BITT rRS now IN use ore PANFNIN's Hepatc
Bitters. They fail to give relief Try bottle,
sad be convinced. For sale DrIlgissu. N
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TIE CAMDEN CoLoRED DEMooRATIo CLUB
A correspondent informs US chat this club held
a meeting at the Town Hall, on the 25th in
slant. when addresses were made by General
7. B. Kc-shaw and other citizens. There WAS
a large attendance OF both colored and white
voters, the: former manifesting great interest
in the proceedings.
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MoREHEAD BrrTERs. bitters can be
had at James McKean, No. IS Anson-street, who is
prepared to fill all orders with dispatch.
August 10 3mos mfw
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ARRIVAL OF TRoops.-Six companies OF the
9Th United States Infantry have arrived in the
city, and are now quartered at the Citadel
Companies O., D. E and F of this regiment are
stationed on the Western frontier, but have
-bsen ordered to report to Regimental Head
quarters in Charleston. Breyet Lieut.. Col.
Geo. A. Williams, Major Of the. 9Th, is at pre-
.sent in command Of the regiment.
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AWARs1oa CAaED.-Michael Englisb, q pri-
vate OF Company A. 9Th United States Infantry,
celebrated his return to the city last Saturday
night by getting on breeze and parading the
sstreets with q drawn bayonet, greatly to the
terror Of peaceful citizens. He represented
himself rs patrol, but was consigned TO the
.lIuardhouse to await hearing this morning.
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as- THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
CHARLESTON DIsTRTCT.-IN THE COMMON
PLEAs.-JAMES McCABE vs.. ROBERT MoCAR.
ROLL-ATTACHMENT.- Whereas the plaintifdid,
on the thirteenth day of June, file his declaration
against the defendant who las it is said Is absent
from and without the limits Of this State, and has
neither wife nor attorney known within the same,
upon whom o copy Of the said declaration might be
seryed It is therefore ordered that the said defend
ant do sppear and plead to the said declaration on or
before the fourteenth day Of June, which will be IN
the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
sixty.nine, otherwise final and absolute Judgment
will then be given and awarded against him.
J. ". BROWNFiKLD, @. Q. P.
Clerks Once. Charleston District.
June Is mlS
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Misffllaneeus.

MisffIlaneens.
DITT-sTREET STEAM GRIsT MILL
AND aRANARY,
ONE DOOR SOUTH OF CALH0UN-STREET.
The undersigned having established a STEAM
GbIST MILL AND GRANARY above is prepared
to furnish FRESH GROUND GRIST AND MEAL;
also Corn Oats. Peas. Hay, &C., ell Of which VIII be
Corn On op t the
N BLOrders left at Messrs. CLIFFORD & MATH-
EWES, Bro,d-street; MIR. JOSE JARA, corner Meet
ing and Market streets. and at G.. ". Ar, Drug
gst corner King ard Vanderhorst streets, before 10
O'Clock, will be promptly filled.
August 81 mwf limo
WESTWARD THE STAR OF EN-
PIRE TAKES ITS WAY.
SECURE A HONE IN THE GOLDEN STATE.
THE IMMIGRANT
HOMESTEAD ASS CITATION
CALIFORNIA,
Incorporated under the laws Of the State, Nc
vember SOth, 1867, for the purpose Of providing
HOMES FOR ITS MEMBERS
AND TO ENco URAGE IMMIGRATION.
CAPITAL STOCK. 81, 900. 600
Divided into
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND SHARES
At Five Dollars Each,
PAYABLE IN UNITED STATES CURRENCY.
a Circular, containing full description OF
the property to be distributed among the
Shareholders, will be sent to any address upon
receipt Of stamps to cover postage.
Information as to price Of land in any por-
ton Of the State, or upon any other subject
Of interest to parties proposing to immigrate,
will be cheerfuny furnished upon receipt Of
stamps for postage.
RrAll letters should be addressed, "SECRE-
TARY IMMIGRANT HOMESTEAD AssOCIA-
TION, Postofice Box No. SG,' San Francisco,
California" limo August 81
NEEETING-sTREET FOUNDRY.
THIS ESTABLISHMENT IS NOW FURNISHING
THE IMPROVED
MCCARTHY COTTON GIN,
STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS, of various sizes
on hand
IMPROVED VERTICAL AND HORIZONTAL CORN
MILLS SUGAR MILLS, SUGAR BOILERS
AND PANS, of all sizes
HORSE POWERS AND GIN GEARING, from to
16 feet in diameter
IMPROVED LEVER COTTON PRESSES for Hand
power, Saw and Rice Mills
MACHINERY AND CASTINGS of all descriptions
made TO order
Particular attention paid to
HOUSE FRONTS AND CASTINGS FOR BUILD.
INGs, aRATINGs,
cISTERN COVERS, SASH WEIGHTS, DC, &c,
WILLIAM 8. HENEREY,
MA CHINrST AND UNDE R
No. s14 MEETINa-sTREET,
CHARLESTON, s. O.
August mws
NULLETT's PATENT STEEL BRUSH
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THE DAILY NEWS.

Re LARGEST cRoULATIoN.-THR D ALLY
NEWS BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY
RECOGNIZED AS HAVING TIE LARGEST CIR
cuI,ArIoN IN TIE CITY OF CHARLESTON,
PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
ING m THE posToFFIoE AT THE END OF
EACH WEEK, ACCORDING TO THE PRoVls-
IONS OF THE NEW PosIoFF1cE LAW.
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THE Bitter Brr.-A farmer living not hun
-dred miles from the city had been 80 frequent-
ly annoyed by having his melons stolen from
the fields when hardly ripe, that he determin-
ed to give the thieves dose, and accordingly
.doctored number Of the aelons with tartar
emetic. The plan succeeded admirably, as,
after few trials, the melons remained uu-
touched. But, unfortunately, the owner had
forgotten to mark those melons that had been
medically treated, and is hims II afraid to eat
them. The fruit now remains in the field, q
prey to hogs or those bipeds who are not
aware Of the danger Of catching Tartar.
TXIEoRAPMo MESSAGES over the Atlantic
Gable, it is announced, will after September
lat, 1868, be transmitted from New York city
to any point in Great Britain and Ireland at
the reduced rate Of SIG IS in gold for ten words,
and 81 67 for each additional word. The rate
from Charleston to any point OF Great Britain
tar Ireland will be $1s Is for ten words or less,
and 81 81 for each additional word. Five addi-
tional words are allowed for signature and ad-
dress. This is considerable reduction from
the present tariff which is s27 90 in gold for
ten words or less and 50 GA for each additional
word.
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NEWS FROM THE CRoPs.-We learn that the
cotton in the upper part Of BarnweIl District
has suffered seriously from the rust, and in
many places the yield will be much smaller
than was anticipated. The corn and provision
crops ore doing well, much larger area hav-
ing been planted with cereals than was the
case last year.
| Iu Kershaw District the river planters have
suffered seriously from the overflow, both
corn and cotton being submerged. The loss
t. the former crop by the rise has been estima-
ted at from five to ten thousand bushels.
In Laurens abundant rains have fallen in the
past few days, and there is apprehension that
cotton will be injured by puLsing ON too much
weed. Fodder is Being secured, aud the co
crop is more than an average throughout the
district.
In Union the weather during tue first part of
last week was quit9 cool and wet. At present
IL is warm and showery. Crops doing well.
HorE1, Charleston Hotel-AuSust
81. B. Edwards, New York; e. Mc1ver,
Nashville. Tenn; ). c. Gillett, Augusta; C. B.
Buist, Newberry; B. W. Ross, Major 81. @. Eg-
bert. d. s. A.; Miss Egbcrt, W. W. Fleming, U.
s. A.; julius Hayden, NJ. and G. r T.; l..
Sheldon, Atlantis; ii. S. Cohen, Savannah; Mr..
Jno. d. Williams and daughter, Savannah; J.
Friedland and daughter, Beaufort; y. Pldtie
and lady. city; F. B. Barnes, II. E. Woolman,
and E. irving, Savannah, D. L. Craft, U. S. A.
August 3O-Wm. F. Nance. South Gar,linl;
| q. Neide, U. s. A.; DR.. NI. Z. Hogan CJ:I IL
bia; b. O. Hadiey, U. s. A.; DR.. P. Rector, New
| York.
Pacuion Hotel, August 2s.-S. Bangton Mill
igevlle, Ga. Mrs. s. Leckie s. Leckle Jr.,
W. Beesman, E. Labiche, and Angus. Dorr,
Augusta. Ga. Thos. L. Green. 1t; T. L..
Tomnkins. Li.; A. Fielding. N. Y; M. g..
Rogin, Fla; Asa Stekney and lady. Il. R Sick
ney city; NJ. B. Crowell, Harry Gorham, steam
| or Saragos-a.
S05h.-Miss Ada Bateman: Savannah; 1. q.
Henderson aud lady, Fla; Jno. Mahoney, s. c.;
Mre. q. W. Waterman and ohlld, Edisto.
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The SEA ISLAND COTTON CRoP.-By the
steamer st. Helena, which arrived from Edisto
about dusk last evening, We have later reports
from Edisto, Wadmalaw and the adjacent isl
ands. The third brood Of the caterpilIars have
at last made their appearance, and are at work
in earnest, playing sad havoc with the cotton
plant on most Of the plantations. The most
serious results are apprehended.
The following is an extract from letter re-
ceiyed from st. Helena Island, dated 18th inst,
giving an idea Of the condition Of the sea isl
and crop of that district:
"Cotton, as rule, looks we'll, better than
last year at this time; more bolls are being
matured, and therefore more out Of reach oi
the caterp,llars. Amount planted about the
same as last year. The worm has made its ap-
pearance, but thus far has done no harm. The
planters here feel confident that at least half 6
crop is already secure, and probably more"
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Anftipa Selfs.

HOTEL PROPERTY AT AUCTION, AT
HILTON HEAD, S. @.
Will be sold at Auction, on WEDNESDAY and
THURSDAY, the I'd and Sd of September If not
disposed Of ct Private Sale,,
The FORT ROYAL HOUSE, building 80 by 80,
three STORIES with 40 by go three stories; sta
bles and wagon quarters. and all FURNITURE and
FIXTURES.
CONsISTNG OF:
BEDSTEApS, Mattresses, Blankets, Countorpanes,
Burelus Sofas, Chairs, &c.
ALSO,
pair Elegant BLACK HORSES
Mich Cow (Northern)
large Wagon and set Of Harness
l Ph@ton, four seats, and Harness
Buggy and Harness.
August 29 a. E. 8. RIDDELL.
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Spfeial Ngtifes.


HF DEMOCRATIC CLUB, WARD No. O.
In accordance with q resolution adopted at q meet
ing of this Club on Wednesday evening, 26th inst.,
notice is hereby given that Election for q COM.
MITTEE OF FIVE to constitute portion OF the
Nominating Committee for Mayor OF Charleston will
be held on Thursday next, Sd september.
The hour will be designated In o future notice.
R. B. BAKER,
August % Recording Secretary.
as- CENTRAL DEMOCRATIC CLUB
The following gentlemen have been Appointed on
the Committee on Finance of the Democratic party
of the City Of Charleston: -
JOHN B. LAFITTE.
E.RoRRY FROST.
VI. CREWS.
R.M. BUTLER.
JOHN HANoKEL.
JAMES R. PRTNGLE.
The following resolution was also adopted
Resolved, That to the Finance Commi tee OF the
Central Club alone is entrusted the duty OF collect
ing and disbursing money on behalf OF the Demo-
cratic party of the city.
JAMES CONNER, PresidenE
T. P RYAN, Recording Secretary.
August 19 wfm6
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For sale BIZ De. T. T. HERTZ.
No. 70 King-street, Charleston, 8. G.,
Sole Agent for South Carolina, Georgia aud Florida.
August 2S fmlmo
g P e Ola L NOT I G e.
IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE ENTIRE DEsTRUC-
TIoN of our establishment by hre on the morning
of 22l June, we have removed to the extensive prem
ises formerly occupied by
HAvMAND, STEVENSON & CO.,
NO. 23 HAYNE-sTREET,
And will be prepared in few days to exhibit the
most extensive Stock of
FRESH AND CHOICE
DRUGS, MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS,
That have ever been opened in this market.
WE SHALL CONTINUE TO IMPORT ALL THE
LEADING ARTICLES IN OUR LINE FROM THE
BEST LABORATORIES, ONE OF OUR FIRM
LEAVING IMMEDIATELY FOR EUROPE, AND WE
HOPE TO HAVE OUR FALL IMPoRTATIoNs IN
STORE BY THE GOTH SEPTEMBER.
HAVING MADE ARRANG EMENTS TO FILL ALL
ORDERS WITH DISPATCH, WE SHALL CON.
TINUE OUR BUSINESS AS USUAL. AT THE
ABOVE LOCATION, WITHOUT INTERRUPTION,
GOODRICH, WINEMAN & CO.,
DIRECT IMPORTERS
AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN CHOICE EU'
RoPEAN DRUGS AND CHEMICALS,
No. % Hnyne-street,
Jul, 8 amos CHARLESTON. g. @.
n o A ID L
N PURIFIEs THE BLOOD,
AND CURES
SCR F U l. A
ALL CHRONIC DISEASES
BLOOD, LIVER AND KIDNEYS.
Recommended By the Medical Faculty and Many
Thousands of our Best Citizens
NJ For Testimonials Of remarkable
cures, see "Rosadalis Almanac" for thii
year.
PREPARED ONLY By
DIR. J. J. LAWRENCE & CO.,
No. 244 BALTrMoRE-sTREEr, BALTIMORE, Md
FOR SALE BY
DUWIE s NOISE,
No. 1859 Meeins-street, corner Hase!.
1,,,.oo Gmos
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ELKoTIoN or DIKEcroRs- YeStarday
three Of onr principal banking institu-
lions elected Board Of directors for the
ensuing year. We refer to the First
National, the Merchants National and
the National Savings Banks.
/ In the First National the following
gentlemen were chosen: Messrs. Geo.
&. Wheat, ]. Kss BotsEord. Jacob
HoTnbroOk. jas. Rhodes, o. b. Knox,
g. w. sFraDzheim, Joseph Bell, y. u.
Hobbs andlA.9VH. Campbell
3 In. the Merchants National: Messra.
Robert Crangle, Thomas Sweeney, u,
s peleplRin, j. O. Aches0n. John Don.
lont w 3. Simpson, A. Alien, Howell,
" N. Vance aud Jame8 D0lzeIl,
In the National Savings: MeSsrg,
Thomas II. List, J.5E. stifel, Robert
Gibson r. A. A4cOabe2J J! O; Thomas
James MeOlnney and Robert Pratt,
30 Ghapgeslin the old boards were
made yeslerdny J exeept IN the Mer-
chRntsi National. VS. b. Simpson,
Esqr.s was elected to fill the vacancy
oecaSioned In its directory by the death
of Jacob Berger Meetings Of the d.
rectorB In their respective banks Will
be held in a few days, for the purposes
Of further organization. -
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PoLIoR OoURT.-.rhe case Of Carl Ray,
who made such an exhibition Of bIm-
self In North Wheeling on Monday,
and whose disGraceful conduct was re.
ferred to by as In Tuesday mornings
paper, was called up by Judge Good,
and four or ave witnesses were exam
lined. The faets ELECTED were substan-
TALLY the same az those Published by
ne. The whole testimony went 70 show
that his attack ON Nolan was an un-
CNlledEOr and outrageous one. Carl had
u dreGdfullY bruised and cut face, show
ing that he had received as well as given
blows. The Court fined him twenty
dollars and costs.
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able and impartial manner in which
they had discharged their duties, Was
offered and unanimously adopted. The
resolution Was,res p0ndkd t6 BY General
Besny In. . few. apprOpFiA remarks.
On motion, Mr, AchesOn was excused
from fnTtheF serving on. the special
committee TO settle with the estate Of
Joseph Caldwell, deceased, and 3. n.
Eofis Flsqr.s was appointed to I'll the
vacancy.
( A Communication was read from
Thomas O1BTien, in reference 70 a re-
ductIon Of Water rent Ut the Custom
House. On motion, the cOmmunica-
ton was referred TO the Comntttee on
Water Works, with power to act.
The bill OF ". 81, Harrison, of 9Th
Ward, amounting TO $40 for services as
fire warden, and OF Z. Weisgnrbers of
9Th Ward, for similar services amount
ing 10 $1I, were ordered 70 be paid.
The 32d annual statement of the
GttY's receipts and expenditures was
read and ordered to be published one
time In the INrRLLIGKNoRR and ReQfs-
ter.
on motion, the Second Branch adj
lOUFneQS -tH ss'- 90
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SHERIDAN CoAI WoRKs.-Attention
is directed to the advertisement OF the
Sheridan Coal Works, under the man.
agementi of Messrs. Capehart & Black,
bridgeport, Ohio. They propose to de-
liver coalto any part ofthts city, at the
same rates our own dealers furnish
that from the mines on this side of the
river. All who have used the article
brought from bridgeport, unite in tes-
flying to ltsexeellency, some giving
L the preference. How thismay be, we
know nottrom actual experience. 1t
willsnot cost any one a.laFge sum to try
the. experiment, and Messrs. Capehaft
q Black are willing TO abide by the
conclusion reached, after u full and fair
test has been made Of their respective
qualities. So b 81
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RIvRR NEws.-Ths marks last nigh,
showed six feet three inches In the
channel, and falling. The Express ar.
rived from Parkersburg yesterday
morning, and returned again at IL A,
] NJ The J. n. Mco ullongh arrived from
Pittsbnrg yesterday morning at 2 A. II,
She laid over until o'clock and de.
parted Tor PaFk0rsburg with an excel
lent "trip. The steamer Potomac de.
parted for Cincinnati yesterday evening
ut 0 O'Clock T. ~, with very good trip,
The riHsrlsistih full of hOating Ice:
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MARTINsv1LLE ITHlGs.-Mr. Richard
Beanes, a young man of unsound MIND,
running about town, vented his feeling
yesterday on our lookup, by breaking
allthe windows In the front part Of the
building. Itiappearsihat short time
ago, he was placed in the jail in Wheel
Ing, and he now has. q ''derfsion,'
against all such structures. He was
placed In a celhof the lookup, and will
be sent TO the Insane Asylum.
g AT the last stated meeting of the
Grand Army of the Republic, Post Is,
the following officers were elected 10
serve for the ensuing six months: jacob
Watson Post CommanClant; I'm. Iytle
Post AdIutant; L. w, Rice, Post Quar-.
teEmasteE; j.. T, Hanes, o. D.: 6. W.
Soles. o. g.; j. NJ Lyle, ]. n. Hahes
and Harry Bendell, Relief COMMITTEES.
a large and interesting meeting was
heldn last night in Farmers, Hail, Nv
the friends 1.-THE temperance cause.
Ray. D. Trueman, together with the
officers of the Lodge Of Good Templars,
Of Bridgeport, were in attendance, and
Instituted q lodge here. We are not In
formed who the officers are. Several
OF our best citizens have taken hold 81
the matter, aud from the intarest mani.
tested last night we predict them a
successful future. 81 "a s7qf8sss
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FrRE NEAR MANNINcToN.-we heard
several days since Of the distraction
by ilre Of the TanueEy OF Mesars. Burt
q Son, near Warrington, on the Balti-
moro 4 Ohio Rail Road. The estab.
lishment was one OF the largest OF the
Kind IN West Virginia, with a capacity
Eortauning 10000 sides annually. It
was devoted exclusively to the manu-
faOture Of Sole Leather,-ths hides
used were heavy Buenos Ayres.
The owners came 10 our State In 1866.
from New York, where they had been
long and largely engaged. In the same
business. The origin OF the hre Is un-
known. When discovered, IL was en-
tIrsly beyond the control OF the means
at hand tOtl distinguishing It. MGssrS.
Burt & Son, with commendnblo enter
prise, have already commenced re-
building ana Will proceed with the
work % rapidly MS the season Will per-
init. Their loss on buildings, machiu.
cry aud stock, amounts to'Rbout $40, :.
900, ON which there IL an insurance Of
$4,000 sf.
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CHILD BvRNHp,--A little eirl, aged
iveyears. outY daughter OF Mrs. BrOth-
ertol, residlng near Valley Grove, was
SO severely burned ON Friday last that
she died the next day. Her mother
had EOne 10 attend the funeral Of a
FORMER neighbour, and was not abssnt
more than an.hOUF, leaving the house
in charge OF the daughter AMI three
brothers, mono OF whom wete over
twelve yUars old. Inplaying Gboutthe
room the little girl picked up q tack Cd
the door, aud none of her bFothaFs De-
ing In the room at the time. ShS Al.
tempted To drive Il into the mantel nV1SF
the CRATE. with the design OF hanRIng
some play thing upon It, IN
carrying out her childish idea
she approached too near the ore, when
her clothing was drawn Into the Rrat0
and was Immediately In n hlnT0. shs
ran 70 she door calling for help. When
the boys saw her she was completelv
envaloped by the flames. They ran %
her aSststanOa and threw water ON her.
bat the child was SO badly burned ma
scalded that she was beyond the reach
OF medical SKIN. She fingered In RreaI
agony until Saturday, when death nut
an end TO her SuffsEinCs.
Parents should make the means to ~
adopted on such occasions a part Of NJ
education OF their children. No SlouhI
many lives would be annually saved
were more attention paid TO this subject
Tho best thing We remember to have
heard for exiting gushing IRE under such
eircn instances Is, to throw blankets
ahaWlSor any wooden article over thS
burning person.
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TEE CoUET OF .APPEALs met yester-
day morning at o o'CloCk-present.
Judges Brown and MAXWELL. Mr..
Lamb occupied the entire session of the
court in an argument for the defend
ant Ia the case Of GenIn and others %.
IngsFROll, and had not concluded ct The
hour OF adjournment.
The Court meets this morning at
stff,lnHtr
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cLosINo oUT.-By reference to our ad.
vertislng columns this morning it viii
be seen that James Mathews, boot and
shoe maker, on Union street, designs
closing out, paratory to leaving the
Gitys Mr.. Mathews IsEknown 70 be 4
inrst class workmans aud the party who
deals with him IL sure 10 get 4 good IN.
der taNdtilg. Cali and see him, ladies
and gentlemen. 'lE-
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ELECF1oN OF DIRBcroRs.-At q meet
ing Of the Wheeling GymnnstIc Asso-
citation, held on Monday evening at It's
rooms, MesBrs. A. B. Caldwell, T. G..
Black and i. r. Hanson were chosen
Directors for the ensuing year.
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PIANO AND oRoAN TuN1No AND RI
PA1KNd.-a Mr.. Bodta, from louisville,
y coming, and is ready again to attend
% the above business. Orders len at
e. A. Weber's Music Store. q
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THR savage may doom his squaw to
grind corn and weave by hand, but
what man viii admit that his vile does
the family sewing by hand, In the land
OF the Wheeler &rWilsoh Sewing M.
chlneG Q9 Main street. :. !.
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aHRLD no BA1n-After The ulty' au.
thoritles had disposed of Carl Ray aud
had secured the line and costs, Caflwas
broughtRbeEore Judge Johnston on a
charge of assault with intent to kill.
and was held to bail In the sam or 500
Tor his appearance as the May term 81
the Circuit Court. "'The way OF the
tEansgressor,n SO.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-15

Over TWO HUNDRED OF Grover q
Bakers celebrated. family sewing mas
chimes are now In use In wheeling aud
Ohio county, and eyerv one yToF.xs ma
q charm. Every uiachlne warranfs,S
loF three years Salesroom 1t Oxtoby
e Dumeld4s Jewelry Store, tO3 Main
street, west side,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-15

I12IE out Of mind the custom OF
pFe nttng some token Of love or re-
membranes 70 friends ON ehrlstnSSs
has PREVAILED, and no doubt win cons
tfnue to do 50 nntIl the eiIfi az time. M
more appropriate GIN could be made 10
your lady friends than 4 pair. OF fhoSe
bohemian Glass Vases, Or one Of moss
elegant Toilet Sets, 10 ba had nj "a
BoelEtnEs 3, No. l. Odd Fellows T5Sll.
Call and examines his stock before mas
king your purehaAes. 7s55Ei 8 1s