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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-03-11

ELrcTloN.--There is 10 be an election
for town officers in this place on the
Third Saturday in this month, The
officers to be elected are as follows:--
Town Sergeant, Mayor, Recorder aud
six COuncilmeu. We trust tina, our cit.
Gems will select the very best men for
taesc positions, Such men as have
spirit of improvement about them,
TnE Presbyterian Mite Society will
meet at c. NJ, Coles residence on 9th
Street, this Thursday evening, The
public generally are invited
ICE,-Durng the recent cold snap, our
citizens succeeded in filing their ice
houses,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-03-11
,. wv. BRYAN,
Receiving, Forwarding aud Commits
sion Merchant aud Stcambuat Agent,
49, !. =. =, =. Z. 4 u,
, WHARFBOAT

(WHARFBOAT,)
POINT PLEASANT. WEST VA.
Nonsignmonts Of freight, and ordc,s for -four
" salt, lime, lumber, DC, respectfully solici.
ted, lJ' The highest cash market price, paid
for all kinds of country produce,
jan 2S-tG,
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Franklin Insurance Company
OF WHEELING.
CapitaH......,....""S1 30, O00.
ptprrrnpe.

DIRECTORS:
Samuel Mcclellan, George Mendel,
r. II Logan, T. P. Shallcross,
G. W Franzhelm, Jas. N. Vance,
J. II. Hobbs, Michael Reilly.
THIS COMPANY NOW HAVING BEEN
|. organized FIVE years, and in that time
done successful business, is still prepared TO
lake risks nj (arrates on buildings OF all kinds
Merchandise, Manufacturing Establishments,
Furniture, Steam Boats and Cargocs on the
Western Rivers and Lakes
This Company offers superior inducements
to Farmers. whereby they tan be insured 90
dwellings, furniture, barus and contents, for
or 5 years at reduced rates. This being a
State company, with the
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g. Markets by Telegraph.
FOREIGN MARKETS.


LoSboS, November a-Noon. = ConsoIs a3s:.
bohds s3iS. Sugar on the spot 40s; ailoaf 2os Gt
Evcning.-Thc bullion In the Bank OF England
mas decreased Gi93,O00. COnsols ojii. Bonds 50.
LIVERPOOL, November decentralization s,ca.
dy; upands la',d; Orleans I22sd; sales, 1900
bales.
E"cning.-Coiton closed steady; uplands 12ad:
Orleans l2Nl. Exports and speculation took
1000 bales. Red winter wheat as Cd
PARiS, November i.-I.OiIrsc opened uulct
Evening.-'rhc Roursc closed fat Rrntcs 7If
3ac. The specie In The Bank OF France has de.
creased four and quarter millions OF francs
llAVRE November i-CoitOn opens na. and
quiet; tres oriinairc on the spot II a.
DOMESTIC MARKETS
NEW foEK, November i--NoOn.--Stocks steady
hut dull. Money strong at Z. Sterling, long O.;
short 9ia. Gold .i,k. '62's 1Iss. Tennessee ex.
coupons co; new 5oIi. Virginia cX.coupons so;
new -. Louisiana, Old CO: lc,ccs COS; lsss 81.
Eorth CarOlinas ~; new 3Sii.
Evcning.-COtton declining; sales 5000 bales a,
26c. Flour heavy, AMI To loo lower. Slipcrllnc
State IS e0a5 81; common TO fair extra Southern
So l0ao 05. Wheat la3c lower; declined chiefly
on spring. Winter rcd Western 81 4OaI ~; IIIi
nois II GOAL %. Corn opened quiet, but closed 81
&c better, with fair speculative demand. Pork
Shade flrmcr At $50. Lard dropping. Whiskcy
lower at 81 Hal 10. Rice heavy. Sugar quiet
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AMI hrnI. Moasscs dull and heavy. Turpcntinc
4oSa41H. Rosln So 2Oass. Frcights u shade
nrmcr; on cotton by steam ,sa7-IG Governments
closed steady; 625s, 1l5,i. Southcrns dull. Money
easier, but steady. Sterling dull Mt S,.a9. Gold
| closed dun at 2eNa20,t. Stocks weak and unset.
| tied.
BALTIMoRE. November 4.-Coton o4hc Flour
| active hut prices weak; Howard stree, supcr1nc
So 50a3 75. Wheat dull; prime to choice rcd
81 3ja1 45. Corn dull; new white 75a9oc; old
Sial os. Oats dull at 55a5sc. Rye very dull at
| 9Oca$I. Fork s33. Bacon firm.
CiHciNSATI. November 4.--The decline In gold
depressed the price OF corn; new 6oc; old p5a0G.
whlskcy unsettled at 81 O5. Pork dun, small
sales nj s3l. Bacon unchanged. Nothing doing
in new meats.
LOUISVILLE, November I.-Corn steady. in bulk
?0c. Oats steady, in hulk so. Provisions quiet
and unchanged. whlsley declining, 81 OG.
WILMISGroS, q. C..) November 4.-Spirits tur-
pcn;inc nrner 1T I",,aiaisc. Rosin active: strain
cd IL GO. Crude turpcntInc steady at 81 GOl2 7s.
Tar unchanged. Cotton quiet at 24a2llsc.
SAvASNAH, November 4.-Cotton receipts $3.50
bales: exports olGi bales; sales 200 bales; midi
dlings 2tisc: market quiet.
ArGrsrA, November 4.-Cotton active but
prices lower; sales 900 bales; receipts 1912 bales:
mid'!lngs 23tsa232ic,
MOBILE, November 4.-COi,on demand ana sales
confined 10 few. Closed dull. Sales 500 bales,
Milllings 24a@,ac. Receipts 1850.
NEW ORLEANS, November I.-Cotton quiet and
lower ut 2lkaAaic. Sales 3ioo bales. Receipts
5145 bales Sugar receipts light fully fair ac:
yellow clarified 137talliuc. MOlasscs-primc
SoaSlc. Gold 2T,s. sterling 3.E. Ncw York
sight exchange par to 4 discount.
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FOR THE WEEK INDISG THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4.
TIE CRors ASp RECEIPTs.-A sharp frost hav-
Ing occurred over most OF the cotton region dur
ing the past week, all further Development OF tho
plant has been stopped and the final result Of The
growth OF the year has been reached. What This
amount will hnally he is quite uncertain, but
judging from previous experience since the war,
the yield is more likely to he estimated at Over
the actual product than short Of il. Reports from
the sea island cotton region mention that large
numbers or pods, which some time since gnve in.
dcation Of coming To maturity, have suspended
growth ami are now. drying up, and becoming
utterly yaluclcss. This is supposed 10 have been
caused by the lcsscnng Of the vitality OF the
plant by the action of the caterpillar. The arri.
walls of uplants at the principal cotton ports have
continued liberal ami were us follows up 10 The
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Rcccipts by Railroad, November 4.

SOtTH CAROLINA RAILROAD
IGGo bales cotton. 10 bales ,lOnicsilcs, 100 case:
FARO, ears lumber, :! cars wood. To I.ailrOa,
AErnl, q w Williams ~ go. PclZcr, Rodgers & ca
W u smith x 20. X Murc, W Roach, j y Robson
H,iaGhnrn, Herring ca, Watson & iiilI, Sloan. &
u Maiicr 90, w g. Courtney < co, Frost 4 AL
ger, 1tcc'lcr \ Davis, W " Smith. Muwry 4 90
Grcascr Smith, ami others.
SoRTIiEASrERS RAILROAD.
10y naIcS c"tloii, 80 bi,ls naval stores, IL ears
luihcr, tobacco. m'lSc Gr. To Kinslu;n 4 How
cll, RYAN. u Levy, Walter 4 go, 4 ! Saliuas
J. Cohen * CO. u Nlattc, ThlrSton & IIulnIcs Wt
l,rc 20, CiaElorn. Herring S 60, !. CnIru 4 20
q " Williams co. Frost n Adgcr, J II T. Sloan
]! Pmccn. ID Walker w Gurncy, ilro,iic Il 20
caldwell SON, Miss = GiSt. lngl;iham 4 SON I
u Slol'iarl GO, Ucc'l"r & Davis, w & Ire 4 60
Gr;lcscr 4 'nniti, klinck, wlckcnbcrg CO, and
Aiken 4 60.
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Exports of the Week.

TIOSToS VIA WILHISGTON-rcr schr Gcorgctta In
I.aUrcncc-3O0 bbls rUsin, IL ticrccs rice.
NEW Y0RH-l'cr steamship Chaml,iOn-IGIO
bales upland cotton, 60 bags SEA island cotton.
loG ticrccs rice, 30 packages sumdrics Per
steamship GeOrgia-In7 bales upland cotton, 90
bags sea island cotton. 30 ticrccs rice. Ter
steamship ClIarlcston-76 bags SEA island cot on
llaT bales upland cotton, 90 ticrccs rice 81 bales;
domcstlcs. - packages, 100 empty barrels.
Fer srhr u ilawkilIs-106 bales upland cuttO
2G7 tcrccs rice, +9I bils rOsin, l5i bags ton
seed, GO casks clay, 377 empty carboys, iUI empty
barrels, bales paper sliavings.
I'liiLApELrniA-lcr steamship Promct thcus-
4oi bales cotton, co bales yarn. 40 ticrccs rice
los hhls rosin. 10 casks clay SO bbs beans, bbs
oranges, so empty casks.
l'MTiN0RE--rcf steamship Falcon-5ai bales
cotton, 30 ba'cS rags am wool, :,i5 ticrccs rice
900 boxes canned fruits, 40 packages.
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THE CofroN MARKlr.'-Thii staple las shown
mntlerate stability during the week, and prices
have varied but Ia Il limited extent, tile English
market commencing at l2d and improving TO
12tad nj New York the rates hogan NJ ~, harden
c' To 2iiGGD21'c and rcce'icd TO 2G's Willie at this
point the article has wcaScncd; middlings BEGIN
ming Il, ~ aal recT,lcd TO 2llsc n H.
Tile Liverpool and New York markets have
shown The following movements since our last re-
port On Friday, October 20, the former closed
steady upan,ls l2 sales l., 900 bales; the latter
was heavy and lower ut 26c, sales 1900 bales On
Saturday the former closed buoyant, uplan,ls
12dGDl2t4h sales 20,O0O bulcs; the latter was Il
shade llrlncr nj 2Gisc, sales $500 bales. On Mon-
day tile former was firm at l2i5d, sales 5000
bales; The latter WAS q shade frmer closing que!
nj 2G4c. On Tuesday the former was steady up
lands l2iEd, sales 10000 bales; the latter closed
heavy III 2Giic, sales 5000 bales. On "Wednesday
the former was unchanged at 12isd, sales 10000
bales, the latter was II shade easier ut 2G,sc. Yes
teriay the former was unchanged, sales 1900
bales; the latter WAS dull and nominal.
The arrivals nj this port for the week have been
$50 bales or sea Islands AMI Florl,las and sos
bales OF uplands, against $50 bags OF sea islands
and FOritas and O,j32 bales OF upIants the week
before, anu 25l bags OF sea islands and FIorIdas
alls GGS3 bales OF uplands for the same week last
year. These supplies have come from the follow
ing sources, say 0f upan.ls, per South Carolina
liallroad $3.50 bales; per Northeastern Railroad,
1853; Savannah AMI Charleston Railroad, o.; Pee.
dee, l07; wagons, 81; Georgetown, S G, o: Santce
1G; James Island, |; Cooper River, !; Savannah,
b; Florida, TO- or sea isants-from Christ Church
%; Johns Island !; :. Andrews .; Chisolm's Mill
2; Ashcpn0 Ii; Beaufort 81; Northeastern Rail.
road II; James Island g; Pom Pom 13; Edsio G5:
Savannah -; Florida III.
The stock OF the article in sight Mt the latest
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPY'S
THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN.
CHANGE OF SAILING DAYS.

N6 Sg S & fibs, ,1Hfaye Hfa II s r.l. lsays G. riGr
New York, III II O'Clock noon. OF the lst, lth and
ON sunday. then the Saturday prccc,ling.)
Departure or Isl and 2lst connect at Panama
with steamers for South Pacific and Central Amer
ican ports. Those OF Isl touch at ManZanillU
Departure OF llth Of each month connects with
tnc llcw steam line from Panama 10 Australia and
New Zealand.
steamship CHINA leaves San Francisco for
China aud Japan october 4, 1869.
No California steamers touch at Havana, but 60
direct from New York 10 Aspuwull.
one hundred pounds baggage free o eac, adult.
Medicine andnttcndancc free.
For Passage Tickets or further Information an
ply NJ tie COMPASY'S TICKET OFFICE, on tie
wharf, loot or Canal.strect, North River New
York. r. r. BABY AGENT
marchl2 1yr
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Exports.

A PORT iS GREAT BRITAIH-Icr British bark Cor
nucopla-io5 bbls spirits turpcitinc, SO bbls
rosin.
NEwv AoRK-Icr steamship Wcytossctt-loj2
bales upland cottoI.. Per steamship Mime
tonSa-IO00 bales upland ,otiCn, - haga sea
island cotton. . bags wool. III iicrccs rice, IS
bales domcstcs and sundrcs.
PHILApEirnIA-Pcr steamship " Evcrman-
500 bales cotton, lG7 ticrccS rice, ~, hs rusin.
locomotive tires, IA car springs, - gum springs,
AL bales yarn, 80 casks clay, and sundry pack
cgrs.
IlALrIToKE-rcr steamship Scn Gull-lG0 ticrc"s
rice, ih+ bales upland cotton, 10 casks clay, ~
ions pig iron. /, hlls hcS, bales hides, 20 bbls
oranges, - empty barrels.
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Pm Sscn.crk.

Per steamship Minnctonka. for New York
J. J kullis. Mrs Ard and child, ID McDcwtt, and G
Sumtucryilr.
Per steamship Sea Gull. f,v Baltimorc-Rcv O
Hicks Miss i Gals'icn. and on deck.
Per steamer city Point, from Palatka, via Jack
sonvillc, Fcrnandini ami S:tvamnali-P t;nSSlcr
and wife, g 4 Wood, II Baldwin, ID Jones. Captain
Carrcl. Captain Leonard q T. Iioicrs, MIR tarriSuli
ID u Kennedy and wife, Mr licrrom NJ Mi,l,llct on
Mr. lsill,lS, q ll t;nSS. aud 10 OH deck
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III RFNE SEVS.
CmARLEsToN, NovEMHER !,
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

AMIN flB 1tSIEBDA1.
i'ri;sh schr Rusalic, AlhIry, Elcuihcra. Iah-t;
days, Fruit. TO, TO \ Canair
days. Mlsc. To The Master. I,oilirl 10 New
York, and put into ,hs por, 10 repair damages to
spars.
Schr NJ a Tyler. Tyler New York; days. Gu.
ano. To " Roach & co, q W Williams e CO. Rail
road Agent. and ORDER.
Schr J I!roomall. douglass, Phila,lclpha-i
days. Ccal. To II + I'akcr e 60.
Steamer. City Point, Mcmillan, palaika. via
Jacksonville, Fcrnaldina nhd Savannah. s.,
bales cotton, &c. To- u Aiken Il 60, q II lngra.
patrick & Wittc. j S:llvo. 5 wirih & go. vi II vii.
lams : Sun, Lyman 4 GO, Fraser & pnI Hop
kns, Mcl'hcrSon & Go. Rcc,icr & Davis, Pinckncy
Bros, and Gour,iil, MaiihicSscn ~ co.
Sloon Amelia. from Ashcpoo. T3S bushels rough
rice To Frost \ Ad1cr
Received from Chisolm's MILD ticrccs rice.
bags Sra island cotton. TO Rccdcr & Davis, au,l
Chisolm Bros
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Minncionka, Carpenter New York
Ravcncl Il co.
Steamship wcybossct,, Parrish, New York-Las
Steamship W Evcrman, IIincklcy, rliIadci.
phia-Ino & 1'hco Getty.
Steamship Sea Gull, button, Baltimorc-Courtc.
British bark Cornucopia, Carter, n Port in Great
Britaiil-R Murc & 90.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
S,camship Minne,onka' Carprn'.r, New York
Steamship Sra, Gull, Duiton, Baltimore.
Schr u Hawkins, Wyatt, New ork.
Schr j PnrSon, stephens, Wilmington, {.
FROM THIS PORT.
Steamship Falcon, Iiorscy, Baltimore Novcm
bcr2.
Schr I.Q C Cwshart, Mason, Wilmington, y G.
November :.
Schr Carrie Holmes, Holmes, Wilmington, y Z
November 3.
UP FOR THIS PORT.
hcr1.
Sclir Ida 5 Burgess, burgess, NJ New York, No
vembcr 1.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Steamship James .S,igcr, Lockwood nj Ncy
York, November =.
Steamship Gulf Stream, McCrccry, at New York
November ..
Steamship Maryland Johnson, at Baltimore
November ..
The Clara, Nichols, at Liverpool, October 20.
SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
Brig James Crosby, Baldwin, from Providence
| X |, October 20.
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u . II + l. o II T. d A
VIA SAVANNAH, FERNANDINA AND JACK.
SONviILE

On and after the .:;l of October ;. -e-,-=>,
the steamer CITY POINT, Captain -. 49,; .--;, - =
George L.. Mcmillan, will sail from C;,;lr:ts:t.!
every SATURDAY EVENING. at S O'Clock.
Returning. the CRY rUINT will leave Savannah
every THURSDAY MORNING, at 0 O'Clock co,l,,cCt-
Ing with Central Rai!roli nt Savannah for IOblc
ana New Orleans, and with the Florida Railroad
III Frrna:l'iina for Cedar Keys, at which poinl
steamers connect with New Orleans Mobile Pen
savol Key West AMI Havana.
Through IIiilS or Inding given for cotton per Ss-
NannalI line of steamers To Boston.
Through l!ilis of I.adng given Tor goods TO No.
bile, Pensacola ami New urlcIlIS.
]. u. AIKEN & Co. Agents
ocils Soutl Atlantic: Wharf
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Stock OF cotton held by Manchester spInncrs al
III. inii's now 10000 baics same time 1868, i;5..
90 baics Mi'll!ing uplands now Io,sd; then
l1Xd.
The operations in this market have been MS fol.
lows:
On Friday, October 90, the transactions were
limited and Oh somewhat easier terms, but factors
were not generally willing 10 accept the rates Offer.
cd by purchasers, and the market closed nominal;
sales 275 bales; quotations were unreliable, say
ordinary to good ordinary, 231aGc44c q, ib; low
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Wilmington Market.

WiIMlNGTON. November 3.-SrIRITs TURrES.
TISE.-Sales of SS casks at 42iac.
ItoSiN.-Salcs reached Tl0 bids nj 81 iaal 81 a
for strained, 81 CO for No =, and 81 2ja3 Is for
Mol.
CRUDE TrRrENrISE.--Salcs OF 40 bbis nj 81 al
for virgin and yellow dip. and 81 90 for hard.
TAH.-SalcS OfJ7 bbs nj g. 05 per biIl
C0rToS.-:i2 bales were sold al "a Il, 2ItsR2Ilic.
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A ID l I I y

NY true love hath my heart. and have his,
I,y Just exchange one to the other given;
] hold his dear, and mine he cannot miss,
Tlcrr never WAS Il better bargain driven:
Ny true love hath my heart, ami hare his.
His heart in me keeps him and Inc In one,
My heart In him his thoughts AMI senses guitiei
lie loves my heart, FOR once IL wnS hs own,
cherish his because In me II b,cs:
My true love hath my heart, and have his.
lSir IHitiD Sitnrp.
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rIxAxciAL IND coMsrERc1A1 l..
Thc Money Market.

THURSDAY, November 4.
The market remains unchanged, with limited
transactions and general feeling or depression
In business circles We lave no changes TO re-
port and renew our list OF quotations. referring
TO them ~ merely nominal. Large payments
were made at the different banks yesterday which
will doubtless relieve the present strinEcncy in
the money market. Money is TX 4 cent. per
month OH good collatcraIs.
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MENfuI;ANIpt

Consignecs per schr Lilly, from New York. ar
rived Wc'lncs'lay-W Roach e go, J T. tdgcr n
co, Palmetto Pioneer Cooperative AssOciaiinu, "
VI Bird n co. Andrews e Savo, II BischOn ~ co,
4 W bliss, iiOmann lirUs II l,redcnlcrg & I;nrt
4 co. + Eorncr. DR. u Isacr, Il Bates co. T. X
compartment, Mactluir Cohen, ClaciiIS 4 Wittc,
Cameron, pLrHicS AZ co, w II Chafcc & co. j ID
aSikcn CO. l.Cohcn, It'd CLANCY T. "a. II CoIia &
70, W Corwin& n CO, Dowe Il Noise, II a Dut, II
Hail Hall c6 Il tnEnEE.T tenihic" ihic"S,iis l&iGc
II Gravcr. III Gcrdts ~ co, Hart co, 4 NJ llorscy
\ bro, llurkamp& Il co. S Hacker, j II IIillcn,
a Hunt, w HARRISON, Holmes & Calder, Jcn
ninrs, IhOmlinson X CO, knobeioch Snall, II W
kinsman. kcnneriy, krcsscl, Jr, Kinsnan &
Howell, u khttc x ca, + Knox, & KcrrisOn, Jr,
King Gibbon, klinrk Wickcnhrrg e co. I.anrcy
4 Alexander, 4 LANCER NJ l.uhrs, = Il MARSHALL
Mantouc Is CO, Mills House. y McCobb, Jr, Muller
NimitZ co, W Mclean, q NJ Martin, Ncufvillc X
Hannah, Il O'Neill, G T. pOppcnhciin, Il ricrson
Pau 4 co, n Parker, \ Quackcnbush, Rail
road Agent, Z Ring, R.eckc AZ Schachtc, Rccdcr Il
Davis, q W ScenS, Shepherd, ii Scgling l..
Schncll + u S!c!!i':s. a Tobias SONS Thomson
& co. q W Williams & co, W l. Webb, wirth &
60. Werner * Quicker, Walker Evans & Cogswcli,
L Walsh. Wagcncr& Monsces. W White, J Wiley
& co, u Wuhrmann, l. u White, Adams * Dt.
mon, nnd brig Mary NJ Francis.
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EOR BEAUFORT VIA ROCKVILLE.
EDIsTo AND CIIsoI.M's LANDING.

The fast steamer "pII.OT BOY,n rTHS
Captain Fem Peck, will leave Midi Iy,5e:, 80 e
llc Atlantic Wharf for above points every MONDAY
MoR*ISG, nt O'Clock, until further noicc.
Returning. will leave Beaufort every TUESDAY
MoRNISG NJ O'Clock, and E,listo 2 O'Clock =. NJ.
Oct9 j. ID. AIKEN L CO. Agents.
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IiY TEIEf;I,tPlJ.

SAvASNAH. November Arrived. bark Norwr-
gian, Portland: Canada, Iosiun; brig lila I. Ray,
H0SiOn: schrs !Ohn CroGkrr and VI II liglnltail,
New York. Cleared, steamships America, Bali
more; san Salvador, New York.
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Chipping.
FoR NEW YORK MERCHANTS LIN

The Schooner IDA B.RDSALl. Eir,isau. -.
Master, having nearly a her freight cn. a,,fasl
Eagci nhd ::".ng uii board, wants some iiplIi
Freight tp fill up and leave forthwith.
ho'3 3 WILLIAM ROACH e co.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-06-10
Something Extra Fine!
Land and City Property for Sale.

Land and City Property for Sale.
4 FIRST CLASS CITY RESIDENCES, 8 to
1s IL Rooms, ,,.
3. 5sd Class Class, City Residsneesas to 10 Rooms,
4. sFaiuablo Building Lots. Oh Main street,
8. 10 :" Lots, in other parts OF the city,
. 6. 3 Large Lots in Waverley, B.. ,.t
7. II Tracts Land, within miles of Columbia,
from ten acres to 1000,
8. The Hopkins It. o. Plantation, 1,4S0 acres,
Q. 2, 422 acres, near Kingsville, one of the best
cotton and stock plantations III the country,
10. 3 Other Plantations in Richland-somc OF
them very desirable,
II. 10000 acres i'll Edgcticld tracts,
~. Mill and Planting Property in Lexington,
13. l3 600 acres in Charleston-phosphatcs and
other Lands,
II. $500 acres Farming Lands in Fairfield,
Is. ZOO acres near Grrcnvill Court House,
16. 5000 in Laurens-several tracts,
II. 1000 in Kcrshaw,
Is. 1900 in Marlboro-a No. place,
10. 21G " in York--rich in gold,
90. Fine Plantations in Abbevillc.
21. S5, 600 acres of Land i'll Florida.
Parties desiring to purchase or sell property
will find it to their interest to consult us. We
have correspondents in New York, Philadelphia
and Baltimore, to which points we constantly
send descriptive lists Of property for sale.
March 6 G1BBES& THOMAS.
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Nearly 1000 persons starved to death
in the great city of London last year.
Why are good resolutions like fainting
ladies'? Because they want carrying out
The vessel no woman objects to en-
bark on-.a conrt-ship.
AT what time was Adam married? Upon
his wedding Eve. '3'
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-06-10
Light! Light! Light

GAFETY and Economy combined, by using
- tho CRESCENT GAS GENERATOR and
and gives brilliant light, without the use of
lamp chimneys, or the trouble Of cleaning
them. Kerosene Lamps altered to use the
Crescent Oil and Gas Generator, at . trifling
expense. For further information and sup
ply OF Crescent Oil and Gas Generator, apply
to ] d T. r AGNEW.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-06-10
Office North Carolina Railroad Co.,

omce NorLh Carohna Railroad Co.,
40 E ,aassaIa gMs fSlleH'1s 9or P.sssns is the
ger Trains over THE road:
Leave Charlotte. IL .36 IN Arrive. II .35 m
g Greensboro 5. 05 m and III p M
Raleigh 9.41 a. m. and 32O'p. m:
Arrive Goldsboro 1872 p M Leave. Pr 80 p m
Through Passengers by this lihe1l ave choice
OF routes utG Greensboro and Danville to Rich
mond, or ui0 Raleigh and Weldon to Richmond
orPortsmouth; or arriving at all points North of
Richmond ct same time by either route. Con-
nection made at Goldsboro with PSBsenger
Trains on Wilmingto ton and Weldon Railroad to
and from Wilmington, and Freight Train to
Weldon. Also to Newbern, on A. i N. c. r.
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HEALING SPRINGS.
= = -Ff-S u
Bath County, ,VGginia.

Bath: County, ,VGginia.t
NlHESE sPRINGS:will be OPEN for the recep!.
Il tion Of Visitors on the 1st of June. with
ample accommodations for 800 persons.
They are accessible by the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad. Passengers leaving the cars at
Covington Depot arrive at the Springs in four
hours, by comfortable stages, over first-rate
turnpike road Of easy grade, passing in full
view Of the celebrated Falling Springs, and
other picturesque mountain and W ater scenery.
The luxurious and invigorating effects Of the
Hot and Cold Baths arc acknowledged by all
who have used them. The accommodations
and management arc equal to those Of any city
hotel. er,I .......
Pamphlets, descriptive of the virtues of the
waters, and attesting their wonderful curative
properties, can be procured by application to
Mossrs. Purcell, Ladd & Co., Richmond; Ked-
well d Son, Washington City; Coleman & Ro-
gers, Baltimore, Md; Bullock & Crenshaw,
Philadelphia; J. II. Webb, New York; or from
the Agent at the Springs.
Telegraph Office at the Springs.
4. Board per day, IS; per week, $40; per month,
s75. II. H. HOUSTIN, Resident Physician.
DUNLOP, MONCURE& CO.,
HUGH W. FRY, Proprictors.
A. T. STOKES, '..''
Measuring Faucets,
IA RANTEED correct, at manufacturers
VI ices and freight, by
FISHER. LOWRANCE & FISHER.