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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-03-01
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FEBRUARY 27.-FLoUR-Unchan
GR41N-Wheat-Dull at 81 40a1 so for
Nos. 2 and l. Corn-Qulet, moderate
demand at 64c for ear; and 66a66c for
shelled. Oats-Quiet and unchanged;
at 81 43al 45. Barley-Unchanged.
CoTToN-A shade lower; middlinRs at
2Sc.
WH1sKY-Dull and lower; small sales
at 92c.
PRov1s1oNs-Mess Pork-Irregular;
the chief business done to-day was sell
ling the differences on February con-
tracts; 200 bols. sold at $32 90, but SOC
more was generally asked and obtain
ed. buYer March. Bulk Meats-Unset-
tied; shoulders sold at 12Nc, but most
ly held at 13c; sides sold at 1415c, but
mostly held at 14Ac. Bacon-1rregu-
| lar. but held at extreme rates; should
ers held at 14c, but sold at 1870; clear
rib sides sold at 1870, but held at &c;
clear sides held at 1711c but sold at
l71<c; sugar cured hams at 1S2<al95Sc.
Dried Beef-At 1Sa1S1zc for second class
brands, and 20a2lc for best. Lard
Dull; can be bought at 1S1zc.
BUTrRR-Very scarce and in demand
at S5a40c.
EGGs-Firm at 19c.
OILs-No change, demand light.
APPLEs-Scarce and in demand Mt
S5 OOa6 90 per bbl.
SEEDs-Clover Seed-In good de-
mand at 16I<a16Kc.
GoLD-131A buying.
ExCHANGE-Steady at / 10 discount
buying.
FEBRUARY 27.-FLoUR-Dull and al
most nominal; sales OF spring extras
at S5 25R6 %.
GRAIN-Wheat-NO. l quiet at 81 %
In hNunafnFn
houses; No. dull; opened at 81 1879:
subsequently became frmer: sales at
81 Hal AK closing at 81 l41<al 16; sales
since change at 81 14I<. Corn-Dul
and 1sa1%c higher; sales of new at 57Ia
$50; no grade at 56Aa57H; No.
kiln dried at 591zc; closing steady at
5SA5S74c for new; sales MOL at Csc, seller
May: and at 20 seller last half April; No.
81 seller May and 62H seller last half
April; nothing doing this morning.
OAts-Quiet and strong at sa4c higher;
sales ut 53Aa56 for regular, ana OI34a
G5 for fresh receipts; No. closing at
54I a54X. Rye-Dull and lac lower;
sales at 81 2Oal 22. closing at 81 2Oal 81.
Barley-Dull ard 2a3c lower; sales No.
regular at 81 S3Al 81; No. sold Ht
81 75al 50 seller March.
Toledo.
FEBRUARY 27.-FLoUR-Steadyn and
without quntable change.
GRAIS-Wheat-Uuc AID tue
MAJ ket steady for amber at 81 81 for No.
l; white Michigan PC lower Mt 81 S3; am
ber at 81 COZ, buyer March. Corn
Higher and firm; new at roc; rejected at
SSc; yellow at 7;iG. OAts-FIrIn and quiet
at Csc for No. L; 50: for No. 2. Rye-ln
demand at 81 2SIl % for Michigan and
No. /. Barley-State held at 81 90; west
ern at 81 81 bid; Canada at 81 ..
Ho0S-Dressed dull and nominal.
SEED-Clover dull at SO %. e.
st. Louis.
FEBRUARY 27.-FLoUR-Dulla and un-
changed.
GKAIN-Wheat-Unc Corn
Very dull and weak, but not enough
done to establish: :prices. Oats-Nomt-
nally unchanged. BArley-Better at
S2a2 80 for spring. Rye-Better at 81 80
al 50.
MISUNDERSTANDING at 92c.
PRoVIsIoNs-Firm with an upward
tendency, but quotably higher. Lard
lS%al0c.
BunalO.
FEBRUARY 27.-Market dull and un-
changed. No transactions reported.
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eGtrtelliqetrter:
WEST VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE,
REGULAR SESSION,
SENATE.

oA1AN N Ass
SATURDAY, February 27, 1869.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Young, a member
OF the Senate.
Tho following House bills were pass
ed:
To authorize the construction OF a
bridge over the Little Kanawha at
Elizabeth, in Writ county.
To legaiize certain deed, in Green
brier county.
Toauthorize the Pan Handle Railroad
Company, to extend their road to the
| Kentucky State line.
The Senate bill to incorporate the
MorgHntOwn Female Seminary was
passed.
The following bills were ordered en-
crossed:
TO amend and explain the law rela.
tive to the sale OF real estate for the nom
payment of taxes.
To provide for the Improvement ofthe
Great kanawha River.
For the relief OF John c. Way. Sheriff
OfTyler county.
| 10 prevent drunkenness, &c.
Tor the relief of John +. Kirby.
To place the real estate OF riverside
Iron Works Company on the footing
OF personal property.
tices.
Creating board for the examination
of certain military claims.
Authorizing certain trustees to sell
certain Church property, in Marion
county.
Legaiizing certain deed in Jefferson
county.
TO incorporate the Cumberland,
Moorefield and Broadway Railroad Co.
To provide for the payment of county
taxes heretofore levied on real estate.
In relation TO back taxes in Pocahon-
tas county.
TO exempt L. Boyd Faulkner, from
the attorneys test oath.
The following House bills we're or
dered to III cir third reading:
Authorizing the NJ. l.. Church trus-
tees, in Marshall county, to sell their
parsonage property on Bogg's Run.
TO refund taxes from soldiers for
bounty purpose.
To repeal the act to authorize the sale
of certain church property in Moore
field.
Legalizing certain deed In Poca-
hOatas county.
Legnlizing certain judgment in
Mercer county.
vey "a lot OF ground, in Marshall coun-
tv, to the NJ. Il. Church.
To exempt John BrannOn, Levi John
son, James II. SPeer and VIM. Il. Live
ly from the lawyers test oath.
Providing Tor the payment OF GER
tain claim due d. ID. Davis, late Super
intendent of the Northwestern Turn
pike.
Changing the boundary lines of Nor
gantown School District.
LegalizinG the election of township
officers in Gilmer county.
To provide for the division of Mercer
county into two assessment districts.
LegallziuG the election OF township
officers in Gilmer county.
To provide for the division of Mercer
county into two assessment districts.
incorporating the town of Mason.
Relating to town and village license.
Authorizing the trustees of Preston
Academy to sell their property.
A considerable number OF bills were
tabled and referred.
Mr.. Chapllne resigned his scat as
Senator, to take effect day. On mo-
ton of Mr.. Phelps, his resignation was
accepted.
Mr.. Phelps, from the Special Com
mittee on the Penitentiary, submitted
Joint resolution providing for tho dis
charge of the present Superintendent.
Tabled.
Mir, Drummoud, from the Special
Com mittee on Berkeley Springs, sub
mitted report recommending an ap-
propropriation of IS 900. Tabled.
Adjourned until Monday at O'Clock
T. NJ.
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MAINE.
BANGOR, FebruarY q.

BANGOR, February q.
The trial of Howard A. Cleveland for
the murder of Warren George, which
has occupied the court for eight days,
this p. NJ. The jury after
being out one hour, returned a verdict
of guilty.
Eighteen inches ofsnow- has fallen
The railroads are blockaded all over
over the State.
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Prize Fight.

BALTIMORE, February 26.
A prize fight took place yesterday af-
ternoon, on Herring Run, near this
Peter Joice, for 5000 side. Thirty
three rounds were fought in 55 minutes;
Montgomery declared the winner.
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BUCKuANNoN PosrMAsTER.-The or
der ofthe Post Office Department, dated
February 18Th, appointing Sylvester B.
Phillips postmaster @t Buckhannon,
has been rescinded, and H. d. Murphy,
present posLmaster. is retained.
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EMPrY.-The demi. john of Johnson
n. Camden tE Co. Likewise their e1-
chequer.
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GoAK-The long editorial in last Frie
days Parkersburg Times on the sub
ject OF "Capital accommodations" !"
Supply greatly in excess of demand.
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BIG THINa.-The Parkersburg street
railway. Fiske has heard of it, and is
sharp after it. Stock i'll great demand.
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CLARENCE u. CLARK, President.
JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance and Ex, c.
EtlVe COmmlttee.
HENRY d. COOKE, ice-PresidenL
EMERSON W. PEET, Secretary and Actu
Rry.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 27,

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. q.
Governor Geary and Judges Agnew
and Williams deny having signed any
letter recommending any person for
position in the new Cabinet.
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MR.. MCPRERsoN, clerk of the House
OF Representatives., has made a roll call
for the 4!h of March. After excluding
the representatives from Georgia and
Louisiana, and several names where
seats are contested, the number foots
up 1877 republicans and 62 democrats,
thus giving the republicans more than
two thirds. The democrats claim II
mpnrpra
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NOTICE.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FIXTURES
a and three AMI one-fourth acres OF
ground, about half mile from the city OF
Pdrkersbur2, Wood county, W. Va, fol- sale.
House of Wood county, on the Sth day OF
March, 1869. a capital chance for any per-
son wishing an Ale Brewery. Terms easy.
SANDS & WILSON,
Attorneys at Law,
feO26.6t,eOd Parkersbur9. W. Va.
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uAEKErs BIZ TELEGEAPH.
NEW YORK, February %.

CJTTON-Flrmer and rather quiet;
sales l 400 bales at 29kc for middlipg
uplands.
FLoUR-Closed dull and 5a1Oc lower.
GRAIN-Wheat-N and lA2C
lower. Rye-Nominal. Oats-Quiet
and steady at 7315a74 for western in
store. COrn-Scarce and firm at Ola
941Sc for new mixed western, and 81 o.
for old mixed western in store.
PRovISIoEs-Pork- and very
firm at S32 for new mess regular, and
S32 so, seller April. Beef-DulI and un-
changed. Cut Meats and Bacon-Very
quiet without decided change. Lard
Dull at I9al91sc tor fair to prime steam.
EGGs-GoOd demand at 24a26c.
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Teas and Tobaccos.

ION HALF-CHESTS q. P. Y. b. AND
lHU Oolong Teas, fresh imported
rs boxes Old Virginia Navy Tobacco.
so CaddieS Old Virginia Spun Tobacco.
40 boxes Old Virginia Twist and Bright
ounds.
IS boxes Monitor, Is and rs, Navy.
80 boxes RusseIl6 Honey Dew los.
:" ' HOWELL, BLOOMFIELD & co,
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Secondhand
COTTON MACHINERY
FOR SALE

Fur SkAAHs
Carls-Drawing Frames,-COarSe and Fine
Speeders,-Dead Spindle Throstles,-WRrp-
eTs,-Dr6sSers. &c.
For description and prices OF these ma
C.F. BATTLES, AGENT FREMONT MILLS,
feO9-2taw6m Lowell, Mass.
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GENERAL ROBERT f. LEE made ap.
plicaton, few days ago, through a
gentleman residing in Washington. to
the Secretary of the Interior for num-
ber OF articles once the property of
George Washington, which were taken
from the Arlington house, Gen. Lees
estate before the war, when that place
fell into the possession of the federal
army. The articles were pieces OF
household furniture, clothing, dishes
and papers, which formerly belonged TO
General Washington. Secretary Brown
ing has decided to grant the request,
and an order has been given to turn the
articles over to tho person deputed by
General Lee to receive them.
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GROCERIES,

ways in store, which I oner to the trado at
OWeSt Wholesale prices.
JOSEPH SPEIDEL,
sep99 No. 4S Main street.
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CunAp-Corner lots in Parkersburg,
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BY TELEGRAPH.
EUROPE.
SPA1N.

SPAIN.
MADRID, Feb. q.
Serrano stated that the members of
the late Provisional Government still
retain seats in the Cortes, and that the
government will continue the policy
established by the revolution, and eve
ry effort will be made to reduce the ex-
penditures. he regretted the delay of
the Liberal reforms in Cuba caused by
the insurrection.
GBEECE.
ATHENS, Feb. 27.
The Grecian Government officially
announces the establishment of
friendly relations with Turkey.
PRUSSIA.
BERLIN, February q.
The Prussian Diet proposes to grant
two million florins to the Municipality
of Frankfort, to which the King will
add million from his private purse, in
the hope that such action will draw it
closer to monarchy, and crown the
hearts Of the inhabitants of that city.
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mr. Gibson and the Capital question
PREsroN Co., wv. VI. FEB. 26.

PRESTON Co., W. VA. Feb. 26.
To the Editor OF the Intelligencer:
In looking over the INTELLIGENCER a
few mornings ago, l was really sur
prised at seeing communication from
G. HOoton, OF our county, and more
especially was l surprised to see the
manner in which he "pitched" into
son, for his vote on the Capital ques-
ton. Happening to be in Wheeling
during part Ofthe canvass, and whilst
the vote was being taken. | can freely
speak of the labor that ]. Fl. Gibson
performed, not only in the House, but
also outside with the members of both
branches, in favor of Grafton, and
Buckhannon. And L certainly know
that he did not abandon either of these
places, while there WAS a ghost OF Il
chance for them. So far as Mr.. Hoo.
TOMS own opinion is concerned, he has
IL right to express it, but as TO his having
the right to give the uneXpressed opln-
ion of the people OfOur county, would
in the most modest way possible, say to
him that 1 think, the facts in the case
do not warrant his assumption. l
happen to know that some of the most
prominent citizens OF the county on
tirely appreciate Mr.. Gibson's course.
Mr.. HOoton think speaks for himself
again, when he says it was the wish
Of our county for Grafton as the Capital
that defeated Mr.. Gibson's former nom
ination. This 1 am fully satisfied is an
imaginary conclusion. l know that
the people on the east side of Cheat
River (Mr. Gtbson's) have always first
desired Buck hannOn whilst the west side
would prefer Grafton. This is honestly
true. see in your issue of yesterday,
a communication from "a member"
who gives the facts in the case in re-
gard 10 the actions OF MIR. Gibson as
they really existed on the subject of the
Capital question, and who gives moth
ing more than fair statement in which
1 heartily concur. In conclusion can
only say that think Mr.. Hooton par
ticularly unfortunate in his assump-
ton. AS citizen of Preston l claim
the small boon, of being allowed to
speak for myself.
A VoTER OF PRESTON COUNTY.
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The paper mills in Lyrugham, occu-
pied by Watkins, Cassidy 81 Brother,
look fire at IL O'Clock Saturday night
and were entirely destroyed. II is sup
cendlary. Loss $4,000; insured for
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Flour, Coffee & Syrups.

pp1S ATLANTIC MILLS FLOUR.
Htlti IN mis- SnOW-DrOP family nOur.
25 Pure Rye hOur.
20 bags RiO Gomez.
&j bOIs Ayrups.
| AIso a fuL assortment OF
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
soMERv111E, February 27.

The building containing the stea N
machinery of the Massachusetts Brick
Company, was burned last night. Loss
$4,000.
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River and weather

River and weather. ,s,
. PITTSBURGH, Feb. 27.7
Weather cloudy; Monongahela G feet
10 inches and falling.
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III Capital, $1,000 600
PAID IN FULL.
BRANCH OFFICEa
'IRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING,
pHTEADETPHT
OFFICERH;

Where the general business OF the Company
is transacted, and to which all general COR
respOndence should be addressed.
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CnUMBs.-Mr. g. o. Trumbo yesterday re-
ceived a commission as notary public.
The caucus of the Plllsburyites. held on
Thursday night for the purpose Of deciding
between Captain Hendricks and Maj,r Will
loughby as Chief of Police, broke up in confu-
sion and without decision--Ald rman Bar
row beng the dscordant element
We are requested to say that the Sisters in
charge Of the Male Orphan Asylum in Cannon
street have for sale number of prayer books,
rosarieS and medals.
The paper boat Aphrodite in the regatta at
Savannah was not from Charleston as stated.
The name Of the Charleston boat is Pitts burg.
Mr.. Clark is expected to arrive here this
morning, with his commission as Collector of
Customs in his pocket.
We,are informed that DR.. A. G. Nackey left
Washington on Monday night. and that he has
made no effort to obtain his reinstatement.
The efforts made 10 that direction came from
General Scott and other frieuds of Dr. Mackey.
Mr.. John ]. Ravls, who for sixty-nine years
has been resident Of Columbia, died on Thurs
day last.
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IHE SUMMER HEaIRA OF our citizens has
fairly commenced. and scarce day passes
that we do not hear OF numerous departures
for the country. the springs or the watering
places OF the North. General James Conner
"nd family are mong those who have gone to
the Virginia Springs. Geo. w. Williams, Esq,
with his family, leaves the city to-day for his
old home in the Vale OF Nacoochee. Georgis.
1t lis possible that before his return Mr.. Will
liams will make the trip across the continent
on the Pacific Railroad
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WHAT THE ARTISTS ARE Do1Na." I'm the
course of an article under this head, the New
York Post has the following notice Of former
Charlestonian
j. b. Irving is painting pleasant picture
showing the figure Of young and laughing
girl in the wood leaning against a tree trunk,
with one arm thrown around it for support
On the left through vista of the forest, arc
several figures, and overhe d the fresh green
foliage of the trees is finely indicated. Mr..
irving exhibits in bis studio his fine work, en-
''rhe Rivals" an interior with figures.
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Jnsnranfe.

A MERICAN TONTINE
Life and Savings Insurance Co.
SOUTHERN DEPARTMENT,
No. 4 MARYLAND BUILDINGS, BALTIMORE
DIR. YIN. NJ. POST. Medical Examiner
THOMAS L. COURTENAY Manager
BRANCH OFFICE, CHARLESTON, 8. c.
Or. THOMAS L. OGIER, Medical Examiner.
JOHN KIRKLAND, JR., General Agent
CHARLESTON BOARD REFERENCES:
Hon. ALFRED nUGER.
W. q. MAGRAIH Esq. President s. O. r. r.
Hon. j. B. CAMPBELL. Attorney at Law
THEO. d. WAGNER, Esq, OF j. fraser Co.
ANDRkW SIMONDS, Esq, President First Ma
tonal Bank.
EDWARD LAFlITE, OF Ed. Latitte & Co
Colonel J. L. SLOAN, Gotten Factor
w =, CCUEEsNAH, Esq, of Sicssrs. Courtenay L.
Trenholm.
III. B. OLNEY. Esd, of AIessrs. . ney Co.
Having been app' iuted General Agent for North
and South Carolina for tho above reliable and popu-
lar Life Insurance Company, am prepared to re-
ceive applications at reasonable and on favor
able terms. JOHN KIRKLAND JR
Office for the present at Messrs Courtcnay &
Trenholm's, Union Wharf. ws3mos June Q
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THE DAILY NEWS.

LarRes. t,rculation.-7IE DAILY NEWS
cOGNxzED As HAV WING THE LARGEST CIR
cULATION IN TIE CITY OF CHARLESTON
PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE PoSTOFFYCE At THE END OF
EACH WEEK. ACCORDING 70 THE PROVIS-
IONS OF THE NEW POSTOFFYCE Law.
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MONEY ORDER PosroFT1oEs.-Amongth the ad
ditional money order postoftices to be put in
operation on the 18th instant, are the Towns
OF Camden and Greenville, in this State.
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The News going to the country can receive
their favorlte paper by mail, daily, at seventy
five cents a month, by addressing note. with
their subscription. to our publication Office.
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A HINT FOB DULL T1MEs.-Take advantage
,of the great reduction in prices, and prepare
for the approaching business season by hav-
ing your Job Printing neatly, expeditiously
and cheaply done at The NEWS Job Office, No.
149 East Bay.
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STATE CouRT.-On the Equity side Of this
court, yesterday, there we're any number OF
motions and the like, but nothing OF general
interest transpired.
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The MARMER's CHURCH. There will be SER
vices in the Mariners Church. Church street,
tomorrow, Sunday, at halfpast ten O'Clock in
the morning.
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E'Ile Ma yor Authorized to use the Police
Force to eject all City Omccrs who Re-
fuse to Yield to their Successors-Hen.
dricIks is Ro-olectea-A CoiorctI Man
still Running-ColIins asserts that
there is corruption among tho Pills-
buryites-Smau In Labyrinth OF
Troubles-The FirCmasfcrs Requested
afraid OF tho Ku-Klux-Fklan, and
wants them Thoroughly aDrgantzeza =
Protest OF Corner Whiting List OF
Officers not Elected.
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b INESS TIOES.

The CHARLEsToN COLOGNE manufactured by
G. j. Luhn. druggist. corner Of King and
John streets, is pronounced by oil the ladies
as equal In every respect to the best imported
article. The stock of favoring extracts, drugs
and chemicals, at the same establishment. is
choice and extensive.
SCOTT, the irrepresslble star shirt man. who
always has something new and attractive in his
line. has Just opened new lot of fancy bo vs
and neckties. including all varieties OF the
John Bright and Stanley patterns, which are
ell tho rage in New York.
The AMERICAN HOUSE, BosToN.-Its central
location, admirable management and luxurious
cuisine have made it a public favorite for years
past Newly furnished and all late improve.
ments added.
INTERNAL REVENUE Books for liquor dealers,
leaf tobacco dealers and eegar manufacturers
Dealers in any OF the above named articles
are required to keep their accounts in books of
these forms.
For sale by NEUFvILLE g. HANNAH,
July 10 No. Broad-street.
INTERNAL REVENUE STAMPS of all denomina-
tions. also PROPRIETARY STAMPS, a full assort-
ment always kept on hand, and for sale by
HUGER & RAVENEL,
No. &c East Bay,
July ~ OppUsiLo OOurIor UmCe.
BAvAR1AN BEER on Draught at
TIEFENTHALs,
July9 3 No. 1O7 Market-street.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

ye,fx w MEETINGS. THIS DAP.
Home Loan and Building Association, at
p M
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TIE ELECTION OF CITY orF1CERs

THE PILLsBURY CAUCUS TICKET-ALDERMAN
BARROW AN APPLE OF DIsCORD-THE
PILLsBURYIrEs REFUSE TO SHOW THEIR
HAND WHEN THE POLICE DEPARTMENT IS
CALLkD-THEY FEAR TO COMMENCE THE
GAME.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-10

y Hornr ARRIVALS, July o. Partition Hotel
Paul a. Doezaph. City; J. NJ. Misely. Orange
burg. 8. Land, Salter's Depot; Master A. and
Miss Morgan, st. Louis.
= Charleston HoseS.-D. Callahan, Savannah:
Thos. Wynhes, New York; n. Bear, Z. Frank,
Greenville;H 81. Neide, Columbia; J. NJ Kendrick,
Charlotte; D. E. w. Harris, Savannah.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-10

THE ANN1vERsARY ExERoIsEs OF the Went
worth-street Lutheran Sunday School (Rev.
w. 8. Bowman) will be held at the church to.
morrow afternoon, at five o'clock. There will
be q dialogue between three boys, and several
addresses by the children of the school. The
singing will be conducted entirely by the
scholars. under the direction OF DR.. Honour,
their teacher.