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The national Republican., 1869-01-16

MIssTATEMENTs CoRREcrED.-Mr. A. X.
Browne, general agent Of the Provident Aid
Society, writes to correct certain statements
made At a meeting Of citizens Of Seventh ward,
published In the REPUBLICAN OF Thurday
morning in regard to the ProvIdent Aid Socl.
ETY.: Mr.. Browne says tbs not true, as stated,
that Mr.. McGlue has been granted the contract
10 furnish beef to the First ward soup-house
at any price.
He purchased, as chairman OF the soup house
committee, supplies for the frat few days for
the soup house In the First ward before this
duty was deyolyed upon the agent, since which
time the agent himself has purchased beef for
both soup-houses from Mr.. M. II. Homiller at
sl5 cents per pound, tsoup bones free, J he be.
Ing the lowest bidder.
With regard to the other statements, Mr..
Browne says no distinction OF race, sex, or
color has been or will be made In the dIatribu.
tion OF charities to the poor, with his knowl-
edge or appreciation, or with that OF the Prov
ident Aid Society, nor shall any question be
tolerated on this Issue. That many who have
applied for aid may not have been supplied,
land perhaps among them some very deserv.
ing,) may also be true, but with Its very lin.
ited appropriations, the society and Its agents
are doing the best they can to benefit the
greatest possible number, and are accomplish.
ing everything within their power.
The national Republican., 1869-01-16

=, FREE SuFPRAGE MEETINU.-The universal
fIhhohise Association held a stated meeting
at Union League building on Thuraday nIRht
Mrs. Dr. Lockwood presiding. Addresses were
delvered by Dr. lockwood, Mr.. Tibbetts, Mrs.
". Lockwood Mrs. Archibald, OF Kansas
ton, MessFs. CLARK, Gibson and Cunningham
The national Republican., 1869-01-16
Hardware.
UNION FOUNDRY,

FIRST WARD, CORNER PENNSYLVANIA AVE.
NUEASD EIGHTEENTH SRTRET
+. "A. SCHNEIDER,
IRON FOUNDERS, PLAIN aud ORNAMENTAL
SMITHS. MANUFACTURERS OF ALL KINDS
3t CAST AND WROUGHT IRON STAIRS AND
AIS. WINDOW HEADS. &c, &c.
Hardware and House Furnishing
Goods.
We also keep In our Store general assortme Mt of
Builders HARDWARE and House Furnishing Goods,
when we sci At reasonable prices,
Agents for Banks, DinmoTe 4 Co. y Weighing
seAles v all siIesl and hOrtlcing Machine also
steel bboms and Brushes at factory prices
The national Republican., 1869-01-16

THE STEAMER COLUMBIA n,s,.
L Has resumed her regular trips be- sItkfh
tween Washington and Baltimore .xkAkAhk
Leaving Baltimore every SATURDAY AFTER.
NOON at 4 o clock, and Washington every
WEDNESDAY MORNING,
at 9 o'clock,
She will stop at all the principal landings on the
river for passengers and freight For further par.
ueulars, Inquire of
ThOs. w. RILEY 4 SON, Agents,
Riey's Wharf,
my9:tnfsm Atthe foot Of Eleyenth street,
The national Republican., 1869-01-16

Col. II, q. OTIS, treasurer lecture commit
tee, Post No.3, @, A. r., acknowledge the re-
gentlemen for the relief OF disabled and indi.
gent soldiers and sailors and of widows and
orphans Of the wAri Gen. u. s, Grant, t5j Gen,
p. burnside, s2j A. S. Pratt, t2j Gen. Albert
J. Myer, tl; Gen. q. II. Howard, tli Gen. 7. L.
spinner, tli Major Frank W. Hess, tl; Hon.
J. NJ. BroAdhead, o., Thomas Harland, 81; l..
Cass Carpenter, sii A. NJ. Gsngewer, SO cents,
Other gentlemen to whom tickets for Col.
Higglnson's lecture were sent for sale are po.
litely requested to make return OF the same
to the treasurer,
The national Republican., 1869-01-16

SERIOUSLY lLL,-Rev. Il. Newton Brown,
been quite al during the present week with
pneumoniAr was yesterday much worse, and
cry.
The national Republican., 1869-01-16
Steamboat Lines.
STEAMSHIP COMPANY

NEW MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
KNIGHT and JOHN GIBSON viii run slns. r. "
bbsffaisIiy SqRI9s ths yintsF pHF9%P.hs GkN
ALEXEN6kIA. wAsHiNGT6S, and GEORGE:
Leave New York, from Pier %, East River,
every shTuRPAY; KSriolk, MoEPAGs; sTriv-
ReturninS5.Leaye Georgetown, foot 0f High
Nreet, THpRSPphfSi Alexandria. IRIRAYs;
MONDAY MORNINGS.
This Line, eopneeting. at Norfolk with the hns
steamers Of the Merchants' aud Mechanicl' Trans
portation Company to and from BOSTON. IL pre-.
pared to take through freight at much reduced
rates, as the usual charge Of draykRe and other
route.
Freight from Boston should be consigned to the
care Of T, A. WILLIAMS 4 CO, Norfolk, Va,
Foi tuTtasr Information apply to JOS, I. GAIT
Georgetgwn, D. g.; or at oPFICE OF COMPANY,
corner New York avenue and Seventeenth street,
noy2l-f J. W. THOMPSON, President,
The national Republican., 1869-01-16

Louis p. SRrBoLD, appointed a sergeant Of
police at the last meeting Of the board, has
been ordered to duty In the Second precinct
with Lieutenant johnson. The promotion of
Mr. Seibold is recognized as one of the best
that could be made, for he 10 a thoroughgoing
offcer, has good business tact and good com.
mon sense and Intelligence.
The national Republican., 1869-01-16

RELIGIOUS SERVICES AT THE THEATRE.-A
series OF religious meetings, free to all, will
be commenced on Sunday evening In the Ma
adopted In the cities OF the North with great
success,
Dr. LothIop, of Boston, will preach In the
NAtlohAl Theatre on Sunday evening, We
understand that the American Unitarian As
soelatlon propose to continue the services bi.
weekly. DF Bellows and Il. +. Hale, author
for,
The national Republican., 1869-01-16

CoSGREoATfoNAL CHURCH DIPPicuLrY.-
Yesterday, at noon, the council reassembled,
and after considerable debate as to hearing
explanatory statements concerning alleged
attempts TO conciliAte the membership, II was
decided to hear such statements, Several
statements, already laid before the public,
were listened to by the council. The report
Of the committee was presented and readI but,
after short debate, was, on motion, recon-
mitted to the committee, with instructions to
report as soon as possible.
The council then took = resss. until 40 H. n. .
EVENING SESSION.
At G.30 p, m, the Council again met, when
1t was AseertNined that the committee would
not be prepared to report until about s
O'Clock.
1t was then proposed that the Intervening Il
time 10 flled up ty addresses, and the modera.
tor called on Capt: Duncan, a member OF the
| Council, who related an account of the visit
with the Quaker City party to the Holy Land
Se., himself having crossed the Atlantic sixty
| times.
The moderator here gave recolleetions of hi,
own observances In the Holy Land, and else
| where.
Mr.. Parsons here stated that the committee
would not be ready to report for a considerable
time, and moved to adjourn to 10 a. m, next
| morning, Carried.
| Adjourned.
The national Republican., 1869-01-16

WE are requested to say that one of the del.
egates to the BricklayerS convention, mem.
Der Of the Philadelphia nTe department, has
lost his hremAh's badge, and that, should any
one md they viii confer favor by leaving
It with Mr., GoTbutt, at Trades Union half,
where the convention meets.
The national Republican., 1869-01-16

PROMOTIONS IN THE TREAsuRY.-The fol-
lowing promotions have been made in the
Treasury Department since the lst instant;
Register's Ofice-E. Clarke, Newton Ferree,
from lst to I'd classj Joseph Nyman, W. II.
Shelmire and 5. J. Millard, from I'd to 81 class;
J. O. Hayiland, L. s. Jones, and II. o. Lane,
from Sd to 9th class.
First Auditors onice-C. O. Baugh and
Charles jenkins, from lst to I'd class; J. Il.
Cleveland, from I'd to Sd class.
First Comptroller's Ofice-B. II. Warner,
from lst to I'd class.
Sectetary's Onnce-w. NJ. Watson and W. b.
u. Stiokney, from 1st to I'd class, T. d. Ander.
son, from I'd to Sd class.
The national Republican., 1869-01-16

CInouIT CoURr-Chief Jufiiee Carfier.-This
court was occupied az follows yesterday:
kaufman vs.. CLARK. Action for damages re-
sulting to the plaintinrs goods from what the
plaintiff alleges to be the fault Of CLARK in his
repairs, &C., Of q building owned by the defend
In the case was concluded, and the argument
was begun, but not concluded at tho adjourn
ment OF the court.
Ottoman Brehime vs.. Sears & Brother. Mr..
Philips moved to set aside the judgment here
toforc entered In this case ; I. Because Of =
mistake by defendant as to day OF trial; l. That
defendants' had avalid defence; .. That neither
declaration nor summons WAS served on de-
fendant by one OF the Hrm OF Sears l. Brother,
who had no authority to acknowledge service
thereof
The motion was granted.
Adjourned,
The national Republican., 1869-01-16

LuoRBTIA Mort, OF Philadelphia, a we'll
known and distinguished member and minister
Of the society OF Friends, will speak at the
Unitarian church, corner Of Sixth and u
streets, on Sunday afternoon at . o'clock.
Doubtless many will gladly hear woman long
known as an advocate OF reforms, and greatly
loved and revered In private lie.
The national Republican., 1869-01-16

NEw CAUSE or CHASoE oY vgsUE.-The
following 10 q copy OF an affidavit, assigning
reasons Tor removing trial from one magis.
ttate to another, omitting names of certain
parties;
~, -, make sfldayit In accordance with
sec. I Of act Of Congress Of February %, 1867,
that In the charge OF assault and battery, and
In the charge OF instigsting and In stealing Of
certain articles, and returnable before Joseph
O'Clock, p. m, that believe said Justice piH
gipe me a fair and impartial trial on account
Of prejudice or other reasonable cause"
Upon the above affdavit the case was ruled
before Justice Cox,
The national Republican., 1869-01-16

NATIONAL BRIcKLAyERs' CONVENTION. -
This convention te-assembled yesterday.
Mr.: Conroy OF New York, moved that the
evening sessions commence at7:oo p. m. (which
Mr. Browning, Of New York, submitted the
following resolutioni which was adopted;
Re,oiped, That this Union tender a vote Of
No. i, missouri, for their noble action ia H waiy
Ing their claim FOR assistance while New York
btioklsyers were on strike.
The same gentleman moved, and II wai
agreed TO, that this convention congratulate
the craft in Philadelphia for the success they
aehieyed In organizing In Philadelphis and
MIR. Sawyer, Of Pa, chairman Of the ,pecla
committee on strikers, submitted the follow
the members
Whereas Unions No. "a and IL, ofNew York
have struggled manfuily In . noble cause,
cause which 10 not only to their interest, bu
Of vital Importance to all local unions undeI
the National Union, and to the working masse'
whereas the eight.hour system or law 10 Al
established law passed by the National, as also
letter Of . holy and just measure, granted BY
the aking power Of their State Assembly
"a law intended to afford time for mental I'm
masses to more noble standard; and
| Whereas proper aid was refused them b.
this National Union, then in convention as
temoieu ~ NC" Ork CITY, Dy tne Small ma
the Committee on General Good, and the vot'
to table the majority report was decided In tn,
affirmative by the casting vote, thereby re
| fusinK the permission to strike; and whereas
| by subsequent action Of that body, then II
| council, II was unanimously resolved to sup
port any and all unions that might strike 70
the eight-hour system, thus encouraging thes,
as wen as other unions to strike for the In
auguration OF the eight-hour systemi therefor,
| Be u retoiped by this National Union Of Brick
| layers, That while we have unlntent tion n ALI
weakened the efforts Of our brethren In New
York by refusing to aid them in their effort
the corner.stone OF success to all who maJ
attempt the introduction Of this needed re
form
And BE- q further resolved, That we will re
dress all wrongs inflicted upon the aforesaid
unions BY indemnifying them for their loss o
time and money; that we will pay, or cause tC
be paid, the sum OF seven dollars per week fol
each member OF said Unions who were idlt
while on the strike In A. ID. 1905 from Janu
| ary 22d until October lst and be II further
| Resofped, That the Aforesaid Unions be re
quested to refuse working until the Just de
mands made BY them be granted by The EN-
| pioyersi and be II further
Resolved, That to make successful the eight
hour movement attempted by the aforesaid
| Unions,we advise them to org anize the ms selves
with cooperative association, and we pledRe q
the several Unions to assist them In raising a
capital stock, so that they may successfully
compete with their former employers in the
Hon. J. A. white, founder OF the Union,
delivered an able address, when the conyen'
tion adjourned to 2 p. m.
After re.assembling the convention wen,
into secret session and remained with closed
doors until the adjournment.
The national Republican., 1869-01-16

Partnership DIssOLN'EB,-The dlGsolution
Of the partnership between l., ,, Alexander
and John A, Sellers 10 81 Inounced. Mr.. Alex.
andeT Will conduct the b uBlneBs as heFetOfoF
at No, jO7 Ninth street, under SeAton HAN.
The national Republican., 1869-01-16

ANOTHER SUDDEN DEATH.-Yesterday morn .
Ing MT, Aaron ID. Harmon, an old and well
known citizen Of Washington, died at his
residence, 6lo l. street, Of heart disease, In the
lOth year OF his age, Mr., II. was Just about
to tiae when attacked End Dr. Latimer was
sent Tor, but before he arrived Mr.. H. had
bfeathed his last. Mr., II. was for long sc ri es
OF Years a resident OF Alexandria, Va, but
removed here number of years ago, and for
a time hlled clefkship In one Of the depart
ments.
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4E coxscRxpTIoy IN FRANCE.

= 4
iia, The operation OF lie conscripuon s e1leeu
;ipely e1mple. The, ,pretece g1 tneseeparInenS'
j together With . general et eNlslon su9 com, ar
1nsssry OF police. sr togetnsr esa a.s,oon sUlo on
-ahlchts seta MAHOGANY cylinder nung oet%Ssa s y
;rnsylng upon pisoM ,fsie i ne
yCy ihdeE contains Just as many ncksss - s re
are lads abOut TO draw; and ss the arsmeis
il alt those who have attained tneis wv osns.
. year within the tweivaE onin' mere M c,nson-
i rally about 120 erer1 ssnt year N nsnsIIv re-
Out OF these 12o the gov that 7q among those
,qure GU Tor the set'S so sSnres there are none
Who ;W, Sraw 1s,antsaS Tue Who draws No.
Who oalm ssar h;y, .eH ssis But this is sell
q may consioe1 ~. ~ tba f;rsf 6fl there are
dom tue case. I'LL OnS =. a. 'ao a scoSs Who are ex-
eomeI"es es - a.on,ni ~ -hodIy- -;nfrmiiIes, or
SmpeeS& & 4u 49, .s,ns % 40 viifows OF. again,
a ot SsnS,, S on en- sSSses Hro,her already in the
!. i1,, Mcm nAss ,nscr,ns M thareiore. cannot call
s!y,s "a ALI o"so oms ~ the woods unless he pulls
nlatssn y ~ tn.-ted witb some igure above
0ot .sner nsner oras The chances against him
j s 10 hout ustet tbrea % to Two II is only fair to
Le aHou' III fn,so Sboie T Ceremony ia conducted
: etate aS an. to;,neos. M Cheating ia possible
Mho aa s,o.a.s g,Ia. are m rolled no Ike small
= Iii. md hefcye mining one ont the con-
Escr;nt. IA allowed to give the whirligIg as
eagS ,,,,,Ya = he likes in order to mix them
many 'uins ns,hsr a. h,,t bv tka new army law.
~ na.oap op in isSS tbose Who draw abad num-
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N X. IL G III U'S
GOLDEN REMED les.
ASK FOR NO oTHtR, TAKE NO OTHER. AND
you will cave time health and money.
$lCC0 REWARD for any case OF disease In ahy
stage which they fail 10 cure.
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Ulcers. liberated Sore Throat and Mouth, Sore
Eyes. Cutaueous or SKIN Eruption, Copper Cnlored
Bloches soreness OF the Scalp. Scrofola, &C Is he
greatest Renovator, Alternative and BLOOD Puriher
known, removes al diseases from the system. and
leaves the blood pure and healthy.
DR.. RICHAU'S GOLDEN BALSAM No. 2cuses
Mercurial Affections rheumatism in I'LL its forms,
whether & ON mercury CT other causes; gives imme'
tiate relief I'm all Eases. No dIeling necessary.
have thousands of Certificates proving the miracu-
lous cures effected by these Kemtdies. Price OF
either No. or No. g s5 per bottls, or TWO bottles Tor
50.
DR. R1CHAU's GOLDEN ANIIDoIE, safe. spec
DIV. p'easant and radical cure fnr all Urinary De.
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SO per bottle
Or. RICHAU'S GOLDEN fLIXlR D'AMouR,
radical cure for Nervous Gen-ral DEBILITY, In oo
or Young; imparting en-, rgv with wonde ful effect
Price SIS er bottle or two bottles Tor 81.
On receipt OF price these Remedi Will be shippeo
to any plac,. Prompt attention paid 10 all cores
dents None pennipe wi bout hs name OF "Dr.
RICHAU'1 GOLDEN REMEDIES. D. u. RICHARDS
sole Proprietor" blown In glass oil Lot les.
Address u B. RICHARDS.
No. 22S varick.strcet, New York
Office hours from A. N. tosP. IL.
Circu Qrs sent ly July D
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UNIVERSAL RUSSIAN
HEALING SALyE.

THIS VALUABLE REMEDY Has EFFECTEt
tnpumerable cures and has gdined for lis La great
reputation The dlscoverer Of this Salve has appli
itwtb eminent success In thousands OF cases dur
ing the Crimean War. and has cured dat gerous
wounds, In manv cas- considered mortal.
MIR. 3. BERG is The so possessor Of the valuable
secret OF makEg this alive; from lis experience IN
using it IN Europe aud he success attending e ap.
pication there he has beeu induced to Introduce 1t
into the Uuited states II hELltVES PAIN
lho.e uho have Wou' ds, Bruises Cuts OF all
binds, OF Scres telons. Scratches. Musqulto Bites
Frosl Bitten JOINTS sore Il Chilblai Ch'ldren's
scorbuhc complaints on Head and Fa 2, are edils
cured. 1t has proved nt great advantage to ladies'
and Is peculiarly adapted for gathered breasts lore
lega, &c. through confinement and other causes
1t acts like magic in removing Eoils Pimples, nnd
Cutaueous Diseases. and has been successfully
used for Corps buuious and Sore Throat, bv Apply
ing externally every evening before going to bed:
For sale by all druggists. Prize Csc. &c., and 81
Der Jar Office. NJ. 260 Bnwery. N. Y. None genuine
unless counters,gned Z. BERa's UNIVERSAL RUS
SIAN rkALING saLyE, No 260 Bowery. New
York. Fer sale BY JOHN F. HENRY, No. 8 College
Place. New York. stuth ly JuiyS
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THE WONDERFUL FAMILY MEDl
CIRE.
THE ASTONISHING
DISIN Feet A N T /.

EMORY COLLEGE, OXFORD, GA, December %. 1858.
Prof. DARBY. Dear Sir-HsviDg not been en-
Gagged for many years In the active duties OF the
Medical profession am only superfcally acquaant-
ed with the CLAIMS ef your Prophy lactc Fluid. but
am well acquainted with its chemical elements
While, therefore, cannot speak e1perimentally OF
the value Of the comr ound vet the disnfectng and
therapeutic properties Of the agents emoyed In It's
composltion, together with the we'll known reputa-
tion If its dscsverer, as chemist authorize me TO
regard its merits Of high order; on the whole II
must be considered as valuable contribution to the
class of articles to which 1t belongs
These views, may add, are sustained oy the testi,
mopy OF many competent judges. who have tested
its properties. Believe me, dear Sir.
Yours, respectfully,
A. MEANS. N. D.. LII. D.
CURES BURNS. WOUNDS. STINGs, &C.
ALABAMA INsANE HOSPITAL,
TUscALoosA December 22. 1858.
Messrs. JOHN DARBY l. Co., No. l6O Willism'street
New York:
Gen acmen-I received your circulars Of the 1cth
instant asking an expression OF opinion from me as
to the merits Of your Prol hylactic Fu'd line pre-
partition has been 30 general! used by the poes-
sion and public at large. and go universally esteem
ed that it seems to me to need no further recon-
mendat1op.
d,cat d. il is not excel b, any similar preparAtlon
Ne use perucanganic prepa ations very extensively
IN this b, sptal, and cou not do without them.
consider youis tue best and most elegant pfepara-
ton Of the kind manufactured.
p BR1CE. NJ. D.,
Sup't and Physician Alabama insane Hospital!
DOWIE & NOISE.
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
May Is tuths3mos Agents for south Carolina
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Dodd's Neryine and InvigOratOr

is a TONIC aud GENTLE sTIMILANt Which Is
MOI attended hy REACTION. ,Waat It gains for
you it mainta,rs. When tire freshes bodS or mind,
1t refeshes wlb natural sire 9Th iha' comes 10 say.
We nre NOT recommending federalism IN the interest
Of any faction; hut long aud ex xepded observation
teaches us that he who escorts 10 the bottle for Test
or rccuperaion. will fGd as be kees atit. that ne
,s kindlinR 6rG in his homes ~mcn WIN consume
like tbe flames Of perdition. Turn from 1t. Take
tonic that will refresh aud not destroy. DnDD'S
nERvINE l. for sae BY oil DRUGGISTS. Price One
Drlar See BOOK of Certificates that accompanies
each bottI 7mos June 25
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oonn4ne.sp.;iri Z sa,o,1;iis :, z U.1oant' 'k.,.re.s
August 10 and III. -

"a bales Cotton, 60 bales Domes,ics. se4 sacks
Flour sS bbls Flour, 1928 Melons. 1871 sacks Corn
500 sacks Wheat, 1H bbls Naval Stores cars WOOD,
cars Lumber, car stock. To Railroad Agent.
Iioemsnn & Co, Campsen Co. Bulwinkie 20
Buhre 8 Rohdes. Werner & Ducker, Jenords co,
q Cobis 4 o, Bolmann Bros, Wagener honsees,
Goldsmith son. Pelxer, b dgers CO. Mure 2
Co Kinsmaa b Howell. q stefix, Kirkpat1cE 9
wItte, Ryan, A Mulhgan. Johnston, Crews q
Co. Walter Co, and Wiss.
Consignees per Northeastern RaiIroeo
August II.
10 bales Cotton, s16 bols Naval Stores. cars Lum'
Der, Tobacco, &C. ToJ Marshall Jr. D stoney, y
q Ebanob. Kinsmsn & Bowel, Reed.r Davis. U
Voist, q Iitschgi, J A Pritchard, Weitsrs, Me@an
4 Berger, J l. Jervey, smith Khnck. Wicxenpers
& Co E Weling, and A Robinson.
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Arrived Yesterday.
schr x,,n. peSs, ir0n6 West Point lillj no tcs
Riee. To W Bee 4 Co, and Porcher Henry.
Steamer Pilot Roy, Peck. ssvsnnah, via Besufort,
biuHton, Hilton Head, &c. Mdse and Sundries. To
the Agent and others.
Cleared Yesterday.
steamship Magnolia, croweIl. New Yorf-Ravenel& 4
scbr M5rover. Brown, New Yort-w Roach Co.
schr Lottie. Johrson. Providence, I-Risley
schr ssSi cs.ss Ss Amssafy, philaaslph.-J En,low
&Co
Sailed Yesterday.
Steamship HseaoaA .CroyeU. New York
From this Port.
steamship Falcon. Horsey, Baltimore. August 10.
-" snipnews BY Te'oer.pn.
SAVANNAH. August 11.-Arrived, schr Davis
from New York
sailed, steamship Leo for New Yor;.
LIST Of VESSELS
UP. CLEARED AND SAILED FOR HiS eehT.
,,, IS .,,sraREIaS r,oa
4 uaN.tAnT Hvrsroot. Z:
The Hannah Lizzie, Ferguson, cleared. May 20
British brig Courier, Esane, sailed. d........July
DOMESTIC
s..... ooLDsBoRo'. NE.
Scbr Velocity, Pinkham. sailed. June ID
FRANKFORT, XE.
Brig W McGilvery, stutts. cleared. d.....!--.5uly
sos1cN
Brig Cyclone, Frisbie, August
- gHw xoHK.
schr Georlie, Swan, ..s1ly .!
Sch. Lilly, Hu2hes. .up............-......Au AUGUST Z
Schr Minerva, Dissosway. August q
pfffIApEIpHu
schr Amanda Fiannsean Collins, cleared. July 80
BALTIMORE.
schr Frsacisco, Crosther. July ~
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DE CA X f. F U l.
WHAT MEDICINES
Won ia X e.
Y OH r 1 Il &c

WHEN YOU ARR FXH ,US'ED BY oVFkWoRK
NJ head or hand md feel the need ot something IN.
vgorating. don't DRINK whiskey or any intoxca ting
thing whe her under the name OF eittsrs or other.
wise. such articles give Just a: much ftrepg:h 10
YOUR weary hody and mind as the whip gives to the
faded horse and no more. Alcoholic stmulants are
Injurious to Nerve health and are ALWAYS followed
by DEPRESSING REACTION.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-12
Yrugs, Ghsmifals, Gtf.
RsEATH TO WOR MS,
FLEMINGB WORN CONNECTIONS,
The Best In Use.

They are made ofA.santonine," aud contain no
Injurious drug.
Read what one Of the most distinguished physi-
clans of Richmond Va, nys about the Lozeoges: {:
4 have long used ssntonine the active principle OF
European Woim-seed, ss an efectuai remedy Tor
Worms In children. Mr. Wa,ner L. Fleming pre-.
pares q Lozepge composed OF IT, which IS very
pleasant and paatable firm in which to administer
it to children and which may be relied on o. prop
erly prepared. 0. +. MANSoN' III. "
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',it - DIR. 3. 'BkRR, Wholesale Agent, ..
June 21 No. 1Sl MeetinR-street.