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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-23
Markets by Telegraph.

FORElCN MhhhEKS
LONDON, January 22-Noon.-securities unchang-
Two p. M.-Stocks steady. Refined petroleum Is
Cd. Tallow 4ss Cd.
LIVERPOOL, January 22-Noon.-Cotton frmer
but not quotaby higher; uplands 1l16d; Orleans
11A. Sales 15 600 bales sales of the week 1000.
For export 13 000 and for speculation $4,000. Stock
295 900. Of which 81 900 American Corn 36s Cd.
Two P. M.-Yarns and fabrics at Manchester nrm.
Cotton active; uplanJs 11%d; Orleans 11zsd. Stock
afioat 291 900 bales. Of which 100000 American
Cheese 7Ss. Tallow 46s Cd.
Evening.-Cotton active; uplands IL 11sa1156d; Or
leans 11aa11 ia; ; sales 900 bales. Rosin dull.
HAvRE, January 22.-Cotton opens active on the
spot and afoat; afoat If 375ac.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK. January 22-Noon.-Money easy at ;
exchange 91s. Gold 35s1. 62's IS. Cotton firm at
29h cts.
Evening-Co Cotton less active; sales 5000 bales.
Flour active; prices steady Wheat in good demand
for expectation. Corn unchanged. Oats more ac-
tive Pork Arm at SSOa3O 121s. Lard hrmer; kettle
20. whiskey 81 OF. Turpentine 53a54. Rosin
50 5Oas 80. Freights active. Governments strong;
62's 1875 money easier at 8a7 sterling OK; supply
light; gold 35%; Southern securities frmer; stocks
active, closing unsettled and feverish
BALTIMORE, January 22.-Cotton firm. Flour ia
vors buyers. Corn and oats dull. Rye firm. Pork
active at s31. shoulders 15. Lard 20.
ST. LOUIS, January 22.-Pork S30a30 25 Clear
sides 17Aals. Whskey dull at 95.
LOUISVILLE, January 22-Mess pork $780, Lard
20. Shoulders l4A; clear sides 1s. Packed flour
superfne S5 5OaG. whiskey ST.
CINCINNATI, January %. Whiskey dull at SO. Pro-
visions frmer. Mess pork $50. Shoulders lac.
sugar-cured hams 1870 Lard held at 2Oc.
WILMINGTON, January 22-Spirits Of turpentine
firm at 5Oa51. Rosin firm at $2a4. Turpentine firm
at 80 20a3 80. Tar firm at 50 49, Cotton quiet; mid
ding %.
AUGUSTA, January 22,-Cotton dull; sales 500
bales; receipts 800; middlng 271.
SAVANNAH. January 22.-Cotton opened steady
and closed dull; middling 2sI; sales 100 bales;
ceipts 1914.
MOBILE. January 22.-Receipts Of the week 1O,-
51l; exports to Great Britain GA ,15O.
NEW ORLEANS, January a. Cotton receipts to-
day $685. receipts Of the weekgross 28, no. net 49,,
142 exports to-day $685. Of the week. to Great Bri-
tain 1885, to the Continent 3s52, coastwise 14442;
stock 12O230 ss!es to-day 3500 sales of the week
23. 800; market opened active and advanced AaAc,
but relapsed and closed duh at yesterdays rates;
middling 2s1S Gold 3616 Sterling 4s. CONNER
cial 47a473k. New York sight u discount. Sugar
actve-common 1oAa1osl; prime l2Aa1S; yellow
clarified 1Aa14A. Molasses active-common 00a64.
prime 67a69; choice 70a70A.
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Freitag, Miss A Wright, w slower, Mr. Missroon,
Halls cad. M sherman. u Raymond and wife.
ter, Jr, w Bird. d vanvreuken, u vanvreu.
ken, Lawrence, r johnson, and ON deck.
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Wilmtngto1a Market.

WILMINGTON, january 21.-Sp1Rrrs IuRpEN-
TNE-Market unsettled; stock in first hands Is very
80 cents. #e5
RosIN-Advanced 10 cents; 24eo bbls were sold at
50 for strained and No o. 70 bbls low No were sold
at 50 s7x. @3 M,
CRUDE TuRpENEnE- Market steady, with fair re-
quests sales reach 557 bbs at 50 2Oa3 26 for SOFT and
50 15a2 20 for hard.
TAR-Frm; sales Of 81 bbls at 50 25 80 at 80, and
II at q 3b. l.t
CoTToN-Quiet; 164 bales changed hands on q
basis of 28c for mtddling.
Interior Cotton Markets.
ATLANTA, january 2o.-CorToN-Recepts rs
bales; market active at 26Aa27c.
MACON, January 2O.-CoTToN-The market has
been rather quiet. With good demand there was
comparatively but little offered sales were made on
OF for peing r
at 1890; receipts for the day $50 bales shipments
126 bales; sales 243 bales.
MONTGOMERY, January 2O.-Our market is very
Arm at 26c for low middiings.
Nashville Market.
NASHVILLE, TUESDAY, January 19sLCoTToN.-
The market which was buoysnt as full prices during
the first of the week, has declined materially and
day closes dull as follows: Ordinary 25 H. good ordi
nary 26h, low middling 261aa26A. To-day's trans
actions foot up as follows: Receipts 48o, sales 23l,
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand September /, 1868. s..............6 80
Received eiv to-day: :;, .. sS o. NJ.
Total. Observation-Disclosures. 26,134
s1S
Shipped previously. .22 7S1- -22, ,96b
Stock on hand ......................... 1859
Up to this date last year, the receipts were 37973
bales, and shipments Of $685. leaving stock on
nauG 51i1 pales.
CoRN.-1he market for the past week has been ac-
tive and prices stiff. The purchases to-day amount
ed to 1850 bushels at 52ha65c, and sales Of 1000
bushels ready for shipment at 70c.
OATs.-Not much doing. We heard of sales from
wagon at 65c, and small lot delivered in depot
at zoe.
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Cnarleston Cotton nna R1ce market.

Charleston Cotton Snd Rico Market.
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
CHARLESTON Friday Evening. January %. 80.
COTTON.-The position of prices was too strong
for buyers who act with great caution in purchasing.
which condition OF the market restricts operations.
but sellers hold firmly. The transactions were
about $50 bales: say at 25c; at 254 at 20; Sc at
261; 80 at 26; 20 at 27; IA at 27; "A at 27]; 1856
at 274; 6 at 2s1a; 40 at 281k;4 at 29Ac % fb. We
quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION:
Ordinary to good ordinary. ..263s(027M
Low m1d0nnB.. ...............Zo Zo o.
Middling. 80. .28M@-
By New York classification we quote
Low m1ddling.. .28H@-
miuonnS. ....... .,...............- O.
RICE. The incement weather restricted the
transac tons; sales about "a erces of clean Carona
say so terces at sAc. and % erces, fancy lot, on
private terms. Wequo:e common to fair clean Car
olina at $685.; good s}a@s2<c % ID.
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THE DAILY NEWS.
Commercial.
Exports

Exports.
BOsTON-Per sohr Mary Hasken-1s2 bales Cot
ton, bales Rags and Paper, 768 bbls Rosin. 43l
bbls Spirits Turpentine, "A tons Iron and Metals.
PHILADBLPHIA-Per schr Surprise-269 bales Cot
ton. 102 casks Rice, IL crates Rope Cuttings 10
hhds and 100 tons Iron, 100 Empty Barrels, and
10000 feet Lumber.
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OILS! OILS! OILS

BELTING! BETTING (!
5000 FEET oAK-TANNED LEATHER BELT
5000 FEET GUM BETTING, 2, 8, 4, and s
PLY
$50 SIDES PATENT DRESSED LACE
LEATHER
300 DOZEN METALLIC-TIPPED BELT
LACING
100 BOXES BLAKE's PATENT BELT
150 DOZEN TOLLMAN'S BELT HOOKS /.
$50 YARDS GUM PACKING, 1-16 INCH TO
INCH THICK
TUCK's PACKING, INCH TO IL INCH d.
AMETER
SOAPsTONE PACKING, INCH TO IL
INCH DIAMETER
WHITE AND BROWN JUTE PACKING
ITALIAN HEMP PACKING
RUBBER AND LEATHER HOSE
MANHOLE AND HANDHOIlE GAsKETS OF
ALL SIZES.
CAMERON, BARKLEY & CO.,
Northeast Corner Meeting and Cumberland streets.
January1 6me
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GUANO.
Onn TONS GENUINE PERUVIAN GUANO, IN
COV Store and to arrive direct from the agents.
warranted pure Being among the frst who intro
to my planting friends that in the series of years
that have sold it have always gwen them q good
article.
Purchasers will find it to their interest to give me
call before buying, as from the factites have,
am enabled to put 1t at the lowest market price.
am also Agent for the State for the following
standard MANUREs, which offer as follows:
Soluble Pacific Guano. s65 cash, or $40 first No
vember, 1869; approved security, with per cent in
terest
Baugh's Raw Bone Phosphate. $50 cash, OF s65;
time as above
Phoenix Guano, $65 cash, or S6b; time as above
Wilcox & Gibbes' Manipulated Guano. $40 cash, or
$85; tune as above
Flour of Bone, $65 cash.
Farmers Plaster Gypsum, warranted, s. 50
per barrel Of $40 pounds--cash.
,s .e J. N. ROBSON,
Nos. and Atlantic Wharf.
January 10 tuthslmo D&o
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TEyHIS dUANo DYFTERs FROM PERUVIAN
IL GuAno simply in the relative proportions Of
the same elem ents OF fertility. ,s 1ess g3
It's uso during the past four years for the culture
Of cotton and corn has given to 1t character for
standard excellence unsurpassed by genuine Peru
visn Guano, and where seasons Of drought inter-
vene, 1t produces large increase os crops.
The price at whfce this Guano Ia placed is so
much below that OF Peruvian Gueno as to constitute
1t an object Of meterial importance TO Southern
Agriculture. M y
The large capital and resources Of the Company
enable II to- furnish Guano Of the highest value at
the lower. possible cost 70 consumers and the
highest interest Of the Company 10 recognized In
this policy. If
The Company looks TO large sales, sma1 proAts
and permanent trade for Compensation on capital
Dr. ST.. JULIEN RAyENHE. ii South Caro-
lima. is Scientific Director to the Company,
which affords snre guarantee OF the continued OK
ceience OF the Guano None genuine unless brand
ed with the narne OF john b. REESE CO., Gene
raj Agents ofthe PACIFIC auANO COMPANY.
For terms and mode q apPiicatcn g sgp!y 70
Agent for the stats Of South gJarolins,.
Nos: and q Atlantic Wharf,
.Decernterl9 D6C 3aS % etuth0m0
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-07-02

And precious blood cemcnts the deep foundations
Never by other force have empires grown;
from other basis never rose a nation!
tor strength Is born OF struggle, faith of doubt
vi dlscOrd law, and freedom OF oppression:
We hail from Psgah, with exulting shout,
The Promised Land below us, bright with sun,
And deem its pastures won,
Ere toll and blood have earned us their pOssessOnl
Each aspiration Of our human earth
BECOMES an act through keencst paugs of birth;
zach force, to bless, must cease to dream,
ana conquer life through agony supreme
Each Unborn right must OutWardly be tested
By stern material weapons, ere it stand
In the enduring fabric of the land,
Secured for those who yielded it, and those who
wreseed
This they have done for us VIII ID slumber here
Awake, alive, though now so dumbly sleeping;
Spreading the board but tasting not its cheer,
sowing but never reaping;-
Building but never sitting in the shade
OF the strong mansion they have made -
Speaking their word OF life with mighty tongue,
But hearing not the echo, mon-v0iced,
or brothers who rejOiced,
From all our river-vales and mountains hung!
SO take them, Heroes OF the songfu Past
Open your ranks, let every shining troop
Its phantom banners drOOp,
To hail Earth's noblest martyrs, and her last
Take them, Fatherland
Who, dying, conquered In thy name;
And, with grateful hand,
Inscrbe their deed who took away thy blame
Give for their grandest all, thine insufficient fame
Take them, God our Brave
The glad fulnllers OF Thy dread decree;
Who grasped the sword for Peace, aud smOte to save
And, dying here for Freedom, died for Thee!
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FIFTH EDITION
THE LATEST NEWS.
FROM NEW" ENGLy4ED.
HorribI 9 Crime.

Horrible Crime.
Despdoh 10 The Bvenftg 7eL graph.
BOSTON, July "A womau named Rosanna Ryan,
was this morning committed TO East Cambridge jail
on the charge OF felonious homicide by whipping
her step-soD, sin years OF age 10 death post-mOr
TEN examination of the body disclosed no cause OF
death other than the bruises thus received.
The LauOr Law.
The first case under the legislative order suspend
ing the issue OF liquor licenses by thu Commissioners
elected 10y the people for that purpose was decided
this morning by convicting Th0mG' NORWOOD,
WHO sold liquor after his Vctaalling license lad ex-
PRED
The New Hampshire EeRisIHl ure.
CONCORD, N. H., July 2.-The New Hampshire
Legislature will not adjourn until next week The
most exciting and important matter OF tue closing
days has been the Lake Shore Railroad bl u, which
contempates the shortening OF tire road between the
East and the West some sixty miles or more. There
Il an army OF lobbyists here FOR and against 1T The
Oill was discussed in lively manner this m0u ing.
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DIED.

DIED.
BoERUM.-June 30. INEz H., infant daughter Of G.
and NJ. r.. Boerum.
The relatives and friends respectfully invited
attend the funeral Sunday afternoon at O'clock
Third street and kaghns Point avenue, Camden N J.
HARBERT.-On tho 1st instant MARY ANN, Wife Of
William H. Harbert aged % years and months
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from her husbands resi-
dence, No sos Native street above Fifth aud Carpenter
streets on Sunday afternoon at O'Clock Interment at
Machpelah Cemetery.
RFNDELS.-On tho 29th Of june HANNAH rem
DBS, daughter Of Hannah Webb, in the 22d Of her
age,
The relatives and friends Brotherly Love Social Temple
of H. and t. No. % also Lincoln GrOtto No TO- s. aud d.
Of A. and the Order in general respectfully invited
to attend the funeral from the residence of her mother
No 1912 Cadwalader street, Sunday afternoon at
O'Clock TO proceed to Belgrade Street Burial Ground
SUTRRS-On the LIST instant. ELIZABETH SUFFERS,
wife Of Knins Suffers deceased aged 81 aud months
The relatives and friends Of the family, also Shacka
Tent No a. d. of F. respectfully invited 20 at
tend the funeral from the residence Of her souinsw,
William Temann No. ll5S Frankford road Sunday
afternoon O'Clock.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
ExportatIons to l.reat IriIaIn.

Expectations to tsreat Britains
Despatch 20 The Ere0iny TSJegrdph.
WASHINGTON, July 2--The following commuutca-
ton has been received at the State Department. from
our Consul at Liverpool "a
UN1TED STATES CONSULATE ItyRRpooI. juno iS,
lS69.-Sir:-l have the honor to inform you that,
accordance with a resolution Of the House OF Com.
mons, the Importation of the under-mentiOned art
Giles into Great Britain became free on ist June,
tnstant:-Wheat, barley, oats, rye, biscuit ana
bread oassara powder, maeearoni mandiOca -four.
peas, beans, maize Indian cord bere or bigg
wheat meal and -four. pea meal, bean meal maizo or
Indian corn meal, buCkwheat meal, meal not other
wise enumerated or described, arrow root barley
Qealed), mama, roat potato nour; har pow
der, perfumed POWDER powder not other
wise enumerated or described that
will serve the same purpose as starch, rice dust and
meal sago, Sewona starch, gum OF starch, fortified
or calened, tapioca, and yermicelli and THAT from
and after the date, in lieu OF previous duties
on beer and ale, the following rates are to be levied
Null, the barrel OF 30 gallons, one pound one shit
ling; spruce, the worts of which were, before fer
mentaton, OF specific gravity, not exceeding one
thousand one hundred degrees the barrel OF 30 gal
Ions, one pound one shilling.
have the honor to be, etc.
THOMAS IL. DUD.EY.
To Hon. Hamilton Fish, Secretary or State
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CITY ITEMS.

GLENGARY CHEvIoT SuIrs-Men's, Gil
Do. do do. Youths', q
Do. do do Bnya'. 6
HALF WAY BETWEEN BENNFrT & 90,
Firth and TOWER HALL,
Sirtb StTests.) 5ts MARKET ST.,
PHILADELPHIA,
And 600 ROADWAY, NEW YORK
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GRAPE BIrTERs.-Every one knows the value Of the
luscious and healthy fruit. Speers STANDARD
Wine Bitters" is the ultimate of the grape proper
ties mildly stimulating diuretc, sudori6c, aud tonic
More than eRhths them the pure juice the
Flowers, Snake Root, Caamus Wild Cherry Bark. etc
Sold by Druggists.
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HEcKERs FARTNA formsa agreeable light nutrtvt
food, superior article for puddings and Ieles and
highly recommended by physicians for invalds Chi
dren. Sold by all grocers
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JEwELRY-Mr William W. Cassidy, No. IL South Second
street, has the largest and most attractive assortment of
fine Jewery and Slverware in the city Purchasers
rely upon obtaining real, article furnished at
price which be equaled He also has large
of American Western Watches in all varieties and all
prices visit to his store result in pleasure
and profit.
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To Hon. hamilton TIsh, seeretary OF SAD. -.
THE EUROPE.4.N .M.4RFETS.
This Evenings Quotations.

THIS bVcnInR'B UnOtRtIOns.
By Atldntic Gable.
LONDON, July 2-Evening.-Cousols, 921z for
money and account 5.2Os quiet and steady at siIS;
Erie, 1881 Illinois Central, 95
LIVERPOOL, July 2-Eyening Cotton closed a
shade hrmer Uplands, l2Ld; Orleans, 12Hd Safes
to-day 5000 bales. Cloverseed, 42s.
LoSD0N, July 2-Evening.-Lnseed Oil, e3t 15s
sugar quiet both on the spot and aloat
ANTWERP July y2.-Evenng.-Petroleum G4Sz
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CLoTHIER.

GENTLEMEN CONTEMPLATING visiting the seashore are
requested to examine the assortment of thin clothing
arranged for their inspection the counter at
No. s2i Chestnut straat.
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SINGERS SEWING MACHINES
On easiest possible terms, by
O. +. DAVIS, No. $40 Ohesuut street.
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MARRHEm

MCINTYRE -MULHOLLAND On tue ssth OF June.
By the Reg n Cantwell, Of st. Philip DC Ner church
FRANCIS P. MCINTYRE to Miss ELIIE MULHOIr
LAND, both Of this city.
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CHARLES STOKES.
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MERCHANT TAILOR

No. s24 CHEsNUT STREET.
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HATS AND OAPs.

UY WARBURTONs IMPROVED VENTl.
GAlted aud easy fitting Dress Hats (patentedl ia all
the improved fashions Of the OHkSNuf street.
next door to tho Peat oho0i T'"
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GOZZENS WEST POINT HOTEL,
y Terms for JUNE $3.50 per day. or Sal per week For
JULY, "a per day, S2l to Sss per week.
68Nt- SYLVANUS IT, OOzHENS
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No. s2l CHEsNUT STREET.
MERCHANT TAILOR
AND
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GETTYsRURG.


The Dedication Ode Read Yesterday by Bayard
Taylor.
The following Is the ode read by Bayard Tav-
lor yesterday at the dedication of the Soldiers
Monument on the battlefield of Gettysburg
l.
After the eyes that looked, the lips that spake
Here, from the shadows OF impending death
Inose words OF solemn breath,
w hat voice may htly break
Inc silence, dOubly hallowed left by him
we can but bow the head, with eyes grown dim
And, as nations tany, repeat
The phrase his martyrd0m hath made complete
Noble as then but now more sadly sweet:
oLet US, the Living rather dedicate
Ourselves to the unfinished work which they
Thus FAR advanced so nobly on its way,
And save the peried Statel
Let u.s. upon this held where they, the brave,
Their last full measure OF devotion gave,
Highly resolve they have not died in vain -
That, under God, the Nations later birth
or Freedom, aud the Peoples gain
Ot their own Sovereignty, shall never wane
And perish from the circle OF the earthl"
From such perfect text, shall Song aspire
To light'its faded fire,
And into wandering music turn
Its virtue, simple, sorrowful, and stern
His voice all eegies anticipated;
For, whatsOe'er the strain,
We hear that one refrain
t'We cOnseCrate ourselves to them, the C0nse
cratedV
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AND
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-05-13
Point Pleasant Market.
Corrected Weekly by
G M. COLE, GROCER.

AppLEs--Dned Use pr pound.
BEANS Bsaus So 590$3 so pei
bush
BurrEn 25@35c.
BAKING PowDERs All kinds, 80 cts.
per poun
CorrEE-2503O for green. Drowned
30 CTS.
CnaCEaOs Butter 10, Soda l2i, and
Cream 40 cts per nound.
CANDrEs-SIick Candy So, Clear 40c,
French 60j a pound.
CASDaEs-TeIIOw 2OJ Star soc per
pound.
DRIED PcAcnEs- l5@2oc a pound.
EGGs--ln good demand at l5c.
Flour There is decline. We
quote choice \ al 80 80; XXX 1925;
Xxx 81 90; X IS 90
FRuIrs -Ra;sons 25j, Prunes 25c,
Cuuaa,s 25c, Figs 3Os per pound.
F1sH-New mackeral by the kit 50 rs
asa 80; Cod 10 to l2Ic pound.
GRMs-,WhNot prime 81 S59l So
Cats soc, Corn Csc.
GLAss-sxlO, 50 90, 1Oxl2 81 90;
lOxl4, 81 90; 1oxl5, 81 2Oi loxl6
81 so; l2Hl6, 81 3d.
KANAwnA SALr-Barrel 50 G5
LEAD AND SuoT-Bor Lead l5c pei
10 Shot oil Nos, l8c per ID.
LARD -l8O22c.
MoLAssEs--Porli Rico SOC per gal
n. q. 81 10. Syrup 81 25.
lOd to COD at 81 50; 81 81 10; Cd 81
4l$5 %; 81 Sc 90, with the usual dis
count to tho trade.
Ons-Lprd, 81 so; Lnbric 10000
Linseed, wholesale 97@Sl 49, retail
81 80; Carbon, 40 c. per gal.
PRovrsross--Shouldem 1916 cts
hams 20@22c; sides 1920 C; Mes
Pork lsc; dried beef 25@3o cents,
pcrA70Es 10000 per bush
SUGAR--FTavanna, l5c; Cuba Ice
N. o. IG@l7ci hard refined 22 cts,
Coffee sugar, 10000
SoDA-New Castle 10.
STARcu-l0c.
TEAS Young Hyson and Imperia
50 per pound; Black 81 60.
VrSGSAR-Purs Cider Vinegar 80
gallon.
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Flour WHAT Is FLouR.-We are in
receipt of 25ib sack of flour per steam
er Kauawha Belle, direct from Wilson
h BrOp progress" FIGURING Mills,
Buffalo West Va postage paid, We
have tried it, and mus! say that il re,
minds us Of by. gone days when millers
bad not stopped TO manipulate and mix
weaviled and clay-6ank red with a fair
article of white wheat. That Mr..
Wilson, Everybody knows Sam. may
appreciate lis great charity" We will
state tina: it took just nine OF tho first
batch of biscuits from his -four to satisfy
US, whereas tro or three (same slzal Of
the best we end now days, is as many
as we can go.
Do US that way agnin Sam" we mih.
er like it.
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"Woop's HOUSEHOLD ADVOCATE
We have received the FIRST five numbers
Of the 81 volume Of the A2b0cate and
propose to grvs the public the benefit /
our opinion respecting it. In the first
place it is only seventy five cents year
-tha cheapest as well as the best paper
Of tho kind published in the wOrld,-at
least that has coma unier our observa
ton. It's object is to "promota knowl'
edge, virtue and temperance. an aim
deserving the favor Of christian pubIii,
1t is six'een.pOge paper and contains
good variety Of news miscellaneous, Or
iginsl aud selected articles upon all The
leading topics Of the day including wo.
mans snffrasc--many Of which are Ger.
tainly worth great deal moro than the
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are offered 10 clubs; we think it good
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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-05-13

We have received the aivonca sheets
Of a New Work soon to be published
by the National Publishing Company,
PHILADELPHIA Pa, entitled Life Of JeT
erson Davis with secret history of the
Southern COnfederooy, gathered "Be.
hind the Scenes at Richmond" contain
iug curious and extraordinary inlorma'
nation of the principal southern churao
tiers in the late war in connection with
president Davis and in relation TO the
various intrigues of his administration by
Edward A. Pollard, author of the "Lost
cause" &C., &c. We have no doubt
from an examination Of these sheets that
tho work will be very interesting and
throw great deal of light upon many
Of the mysteries connected with the his.
tory Of the Southern ContedFscy. its rise,
progress and down fall. The work is
sold only by subscription. Agents wan.
ted in every county.