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OFT Y ITEMS.

JKyELEY.-New styles Hank Holders ~
Frigc's One Dollar Jeweiry Store, No 40 Pa
avenue, near street.
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RICE as CENTS.
SENT sIALED BIZ POST.
"MANhOOO,D

One Hsad,ed asd FJty.fosrtk Editsos OF thi.
new medical pamphlet, revised and lust pubrshet
By the author. Or. Curtis. This valuable wor,
treats On the cause and cure Of premature decIip
and secret disease Of youth and manhood 4.
sives clear Q, nopsis Of the inpediments TO NAV
risse, and the remedies therefor.
ADDRESS THE AUTHOR, No. So. soprr
CHAhLEs STREET, BALTIMORE, MD
Ezs,aI, from Rsri..., Of TAI, wo,k souu,u,,
from rae year 1850.
MANHOOD. By Dr.. CuRrIs-In this sss OF m,
tension, when the privileges of the trae are Coz
dificuit TO afford the sufferer from pe1sSss as,t
tne unerring means Of Judgment where o .ecs
re-, 81 me authors OF this work have on viste
the realment Of these painful diseases are the o.
Its Immense circulstiop.-Era.
CuRTIs ON MANHOOD ahould be In the ham. O.,
youth snd Ola age IL 10 a medical publican N
any written. and developes the treatment OF !
ben the Dr. Of The iIIitst.se ans 700 10
Cs,tsd Service Gazette.
CURTIS on MANHooD.-u De Felokes me f.ar.g
shoals on which large proportion Of human nae
sOeeItry you'd il be did its Youth put into sri,
laid down one cause Of matrimonial misery mis ;,
ten be bsnished from our land, ana the race q
hardy, vigorous spirits Of the olden sims."CS,o,.
els.
CuRIIs ON nASHoop.-This IL really Q sAuaO,
eIcesses, the evils Of which are manitess 40 eve.
Insane sylum, no less than in the shaft. rcd CO a
&. t Nc. L W. 40
the young has 90 much influence On the present, Is
On the future we'll being Of maay.-Hua!d.
Dn; CuEIIss YORK, entitled Manhood. 10 one u
obet vSicS can sy claim to tse cHsrsessr so os
pE strictly IIofsssional, q the same time that q
~ e =. :sS Z. IN = TIE
yerk 80 sAesH b . u hesAs q. yoaHs aud
ssliesl referee in the asS5nsst q sssSscs Sssii.
:: :s'::;
DR. CuRTls nay b eoosaltsd apon - essss Of
nBAlAAL md PHYSICAL DEBILITY, SPEC.
AAf0B8H1A. ~ I'll ethse diseoses arlsans froa
sbssss Of the natural fanssieas. q h,s rssiAeuc-
Ne. % H08fH OHARLRe STRICT, DALrI
hOR1, vhsrs I'll eennsnSesslsus shsalA - al
dressed.
0ess neers-M = .. a.as sssp... essen
ESsLna AsD sulornAs .Ews.
1.-THE NAIL,
~ f.nsr Seetaiains she News, tbs p.iseilal Leaf
ss.s ss s "a , ssS =,
n ~ ~ SkssI sorn, for psrSsns rsssdins sbrsss
The ssSs q publication ere russd.ys ed Fr,
Ssys' - ne oiteynooD, aad ~ price 10 q. pr
1sbscriScrS sss cbtsis "fHH NALL thro~sA
HcNspsDer Agsuts, or nay have 10 from the Pub.
nenes, On Pre- payment, q Printing Hoass square
L0neon- Jas lswSw
01lHANS' OOUBf, January 18Th, he'd,
~ TnIcI % OoLunsiA. WeshinGtol County. q
S,"i;.l. the Gaze q JOHN CAnkR0s. executor
ssersssi1 be-. yith ne spDrols fiss Of the or.
s1Sei.ssa SATUSDAY, re ~ Sn a. sfSFs: 80
rssry, lsse, for the hnal ssttieIsnf spS 6istI.
and Of The ss:sts q bend 9 fsr = shs 80 SsSs
osen eoliecsed md turned Into noney: Vnen anS
Snsrs ~ re srsaite,. esA lsir q ala Seoes q
are ISunsa g sasnd, Nth their cisins SseDeriy
eo.1 ~ M ,n sssd eststs: provided
thres sssks n the "svenine SIR" sssnoas 70
sHnv.x. Ten. 'As. 3 cII 9 IN
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TESTIMONIALS.

This 10 10 certify thst bad too Buuions for
three yesrs standing. also ChilblsiUs On b. n t.et
Tot The last ten yeare Had peace day night.
bave tried various remedies, hut received no 70
nef until CONNIE need using praHar's wouse-fal
MEDICAL Discovery. 1 obt an ed halt Dance
bottle, which hes effected q perfect cure
Nm. Il. SEWARD, U. =. Patent oaiC-.
Sworn 10 and subscribed before me tine = Ia day
OF January, 1853.
LDw y BROWN. Notary Public.
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CANTIRBrRy has a hos. Of attractive novel.
ties, and its patrons are on the increase Sew.
eral pleasing novelties are underlined Tor nsxt
week.
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Georgetown Advertisements.


~ LEOTURB. - An Interesting LBOrU g
W. will be given To NIGHT at the Cha Il
BUILDING. High street. below Bridge. All iuvtei
TBRiDgE STREET PRksByTIRI. n
w OHSBCa. Rey A. a. j. TAYLOR, Pastor
sabbath Evelins Dfecourses on Old festa1 ut
Ssnsscssrs, The third leot1re On the ..1ook Of
EvlNIH9 Subject: "nordecai I" IT,
Tn vsprRsrSS, sKS ExX, reS l rs iiSa
fcrpsG GSpossssEshiI, TSaeF the cane ed q e
conducting The Oe01ission b1sinoes IN n =,
Grain, end other Produce, and Dealers % On. 40
and Fertilizers. il DQRIOUGB
W. h. D0U0AL.
The busi :ess sor the past thirteen years conduct
g. Dy ne nae Deen thie day essamsd b. Hes-rs
new Arm TO ny cusfomers and 6lood0
fs1.Jm eS Wsser O., 0sorSstown, DC
(NOkE FOR eALE.-Ordeu WIN be reesavsa sor
SxO VVkE e tes Eek 49, etstionery seeee Of
0eorestovn, and Twenty Ave (S) Bosks b deliv.
cree N ny Dass o. 0eorseeown Tor o. jals-l-.
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w,sHISsroS.
Bunion Of tso years 'ssapdins, has 6eeu for eoSi
deal 81 the tiue Pal ful aud hscly s~olea as q
be remedies, hut hs-. had no rsiias nnitii Ss IN
meneed usins DIAPERS woNDERFUL neD-
onnoe bottle. sod now have no pain: c.n wear nv
TO- to-. ssSliy without any iscoGvsaieaoe Aoa hsss
al GODDARD
,susscrioed ard sworn 70 before ne, a Justice Of
re re Pace ~ ard for " ssLington CouAty, u -,
wn MasTIS. >. P.
one yesr 9TH swollen Limbs, Legs and PNet: 90
much 90 thss they .ere nearly twice their natural
unable scarcely 70 move sSoSs sr DO ' ssy.si ss
PHRs .;s MsTse snIi Ss1siqs e sss
I'm no. u.iDE che fourth h.s bottle. N,
.tiipe down nov can continue to walk soe feel
= :..s me-: = I'm, en- .5ty Z, year: s:n
90 e che Door house; instesd, / nov Sops soon 10
EiuBRN This uarkI poup.
q. P..cs 20 and for ws.SiSssos County. D. c :,
WI. MARTIN, J.P.
Inn 70 ceftffy toox have he'd exceo1iusly
-. an sSSss lodi, :c 3; ;s.sisf ~
tuL neDICAL pIeoov8RY - sascts1 . 1sr-
n.J i,sH1Hs Z: Ih,s nsrtl cLAyron:
the . "a Ss sss' ?; q
''s '''A ass ss'ssssS, - ..,,v
sl rr,stsa 80 peLLAE Per Bossls; 9 Bottles,
Ssos % eli DAr0 ~ sxprso, % receipt Of mossy
rs. DRAPER.
Oecs Ne. Wsshissses Bsisdfne.
corner Pa svssss md IN O., IA soor,
iron - y. tesp.n
Board q the Kirhvesl Hovss.
WAsHlxs TO y. Jan Is, ls0.
,oS.s "a ,s :. p sssss into sc.srcct Win
spplcstics 70 e1rS bssisns. GHilIblsi.s. se "a
frostsd Iset. Or % Day.
- "'i" rs pRAPEB.
r NOV VAL.
WILT q RkDeRAvE,
heye rssev.s 70 the sornsr q
rEw IelI AyhNyE Asp erxrn ssnEE
sfeess freo Heeosn Aesety 1askst,
wv
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CAPITOL HILL BuILpiso ASSOCIATION
The twsnty-1x'h monthly meeting OF this As
g Citation was held last evening, over Dooi.x,s
erug store, corner 81 street and Psnnsyi-
wanna avenue, and the sum of $500 WA dis
Desea Of, ~ an average Of 20 Per cent.
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LA RUEs NINsrRRLs will give the la II
their series Of entertainments az Walls Oy..a
House his evening
Our Georgetown readers Will miss a gr-a
treat II they do not attend the entertainment Ga
he given by this excellent troupe al For
Hall on Monday evening next.
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Centre Market To.dav

Meats, 4c.-Beef, choice, .Oa30c per ID. or :.
binary; l5c per h.; hind quarters lac, fore
quarters l2c per H.; Lamb, 15a25c. per H.;
utton, l5a25e per h.; Pork. i4a2Oc. per ib Salt
Beef, l5a &c. per lb.; Smoked Beef 3Oc.; Sliced,
Sc.i Clipped, SOC: Bacon meat, i7c. Breast,
NC: MiddliDg, 1sa2Oc.; Sausage, I5i25c. Pigs
Feet, 25c. per set,; Vsnison, 25a35c. per To-:
Lard, 1oa20c.; Butter. 35a3Gc. per h.: Eggs 5;ia
sc. per doz.: Head Cheese, 22c. per h.; Phila
delphla Butter, 70c. per To-; Roll Butter. iDa6nc
per quart.
Poultry, Come, Ac.-Chickens, 5ocasi per
pair Ducks, sl.25 per pair; Rabbits, I5a5Oc
To- Woodcock, sc: Canvas Back Ducks. sl5s
per pair: Partridges, soc. each Prairie Chick
ems, 8 % per pair.
Tegetablss, &c.-Potatoes, 81 goal 60 per bu sh
Onions. 3Ja}5c. per bunch: old Oni ,ns, Sc. pc
peck; Cabbage, ia 10 cents head; Beets ;Ual5 cents
per bunch: CucumDers, Iua20 cents per dozen:
Lima Beans, - cents per quart; Carrots,
ia5c. per bunch; Spinnage, pc. per peck:
RadIsbes, &c. per burcn; Celery, loo per bunch.
Pumpkins, 5a25c.; Parsnips, Acc per peck; Tar
nIps, irc. per bushel; Green Peppers, I5c. PER
2oc per pound; Dried Currauts, 2oc. per
pound; Rajsms, 25c. per pound; Dried
Cherries, 35 cents; Dried Peaches, I5aaO cert,
per Of; Preserved C.rron. So. per IN: Dried
Blac kberries, lOc.: Dried Whortirbarries, Die.
Currants, % cents per qBarrt; Egg Plants
3alcc. each; EermicellI. 25c. per pound:
Honey, 5oe. PER pound; Apples, 3ocas' pr
pecs, si.5oasS per barrel; Ounces, r.
peck; Canned Peaches, 3Oa50c. per can; p ne
Apples. 25a3Oc each: bananas, IUc. ca u q At
den Grapes, sc. per Id; Fox Grapes, icc. pr
peek; Chesnuts, ac per quart; Mint, g.. psr
Dnnch; Mustard. &c. per Jar; Sag, Sc PEI
bunch; Lavender, loc; Tansy, Zoe: BaIsar,
5aioc. each: Lemons, 3aaiUc. per DOZEN:
Oranges. 25r. per dozen: COCo1nuts. 1nai5..
each: Snipstnr. ioaR,r.; Brownstuh. i1tSic {;
MIddlIng, oea9Vc.; Shorts, iGc.; Corr, sheIlod
Il LBS; Corn by ear, si.50aS5.Tf per hh' :
Corn Meal, Sl.2t aS125 per bushel: Oats, Coz ?
~ Per bushel; Hay, 75c,a .25 per cwt; >traw
Sl.2j psrCwt.
rush. 6c.-Haliout, 30C. per ID: Rock. 4na50-
per bunch; Perch, 3,a5Gc. per bunch 60
FIsh, :5c. per bunch; Runch Fish, 5tc.; rrou'
Sc. per bnDch: Iobsters, Pc. per 10 Mac .lersi
&c. each; Cod Fish, re per 10. salmon.
.5c. PER In: Sea Bass, I5c. per II. EerrinEs
&c. huuch
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ST. ANDREWS SOCIgTY-ThP members NJ
his old society held = meeting Yesterday ev-a-
ing ia the rooms of tn Prs.ii-rt. MIR - min
NuperIni@nieLt OF TIE Botanical g ,T1eu S-s-
srsi NV members W-re unanimously si.cf-t
and anon gst them the Honorable T. /. Tul-
IOcn The sstablIs bment of n honle. reading
aud lecture room and library was discussed
I'>niung IN The deter raInrIpu by al pIssent
20 put them through" Early Ia the fCrthcom.
Ing sprinE- CO ahead. anI< Scotia's sons YOu
nave thr true graz 10 overcome anythiaz
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EVENING STAR.
LOCAL N e w s.
Amusements, &c, Ts.Nisht.

NATIONAL THkArHR--Lss; night Of The great
military drama "Ours.-
WALLS OPIRA HoUsB-Last night Of La
Rue's Carnival Minstrels.
OANTKRBURY.-Can-Usn and other attras.
tious.
ODD FELLOWS HALL.-Grand vocal and
Instrumental Concert
PROP. SMITHS Art Gallery, 3Di Penusylya.
MA avenue. New pictures on exhibition.
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v.nes sss's q s: a.. e :.s shss.,ss. Of u
s s9sTs Il ssSiy,sf e 9. n..o. - ioea
s Gnen ne room elected this includes Board INV
H.. eoiselne. Ae01cal. And Surgical atteaAaAe.
~ bSpe u the Hospital ean 3 o6111Da3 u
Sc.ss.a n:S,S peSretary q the Inesrtes, ears.
Chief Chief q tAe Isrsss Of Gsdisiss ana asrss,ss''
APplicesses ior oresrs Of the honorable ssor.,.-
y the Interior % be msde q che cftoe Of Dr. |.
and I'D: Gisso !: Sesa q: = . &c; =:
So ~, sssry sssurSsy sssa , .:sy Pross.0r J. Il
oi'hsd medical :sts nSn fsssof shsrSs
fTAsHFosS.i B.. 2s:isssSs ssrsescss
cOEsuLrINa soARp;
sos,: IIe ouss, hp. 8 H \ Ill.,, n:ppb
3. TT: Ssrnett, ~ D., ". p. Johnston, n y.
snpmnae nnr. y n, Grafton Tyler, n. D.
j. EieZ: MI j. RoWssd. 4. y.
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EXPLOSIVE kEResRNK.-WAsHINGr Feb
ruary 4, 1-6a -Edit0 Star In the directions
for testing kerosene, as copied from the Jo0r-
ma ~ Chemistry into your paper OF last even
IDg, there is an error which beg 10 correct. !
refer TO where the oil Is ordered 20 be "iDacie .
with the lighted match" Now touching I, IL
not fair proof, for linseed Oil VIII ignite by
the same means, after being heated sufii GENTLY
TO raise vapor, yet no one considers that an eN =
plosive oil. After preparing kerosene oil il
the manner prescribed by the Journal Of Ck.m-
istry, match may be lighted and passed over
II sufficiently near 10 ignite gas or vapor, D.,
any Were sxhaling from il, and if i: is of prop
ct quality for domestic use in lamps no er-
plosion or ignition " i'll ensne. lie, carnrhen-.
bepLns, or impure kerosene o. subjected 10 thr
Treatment, and II will ignite before the MAJ "a
comes near enough 10 t0ncb il. / have :. 81.
tbs experiment tried withcut failure.
The explosion of n lamp burning kerosene
argues the presence of atmospheric air in r',..
lamp. IL follows tina. il The rule were stree =
observed OF never all wing a lamp to burn
after one-tbiTd OF the oil was cons ur1ed, TX
plosions would be less frequent. IL Is a good
rule TO see that the wick is Of the right size Tor
the burner, and the burner closely screwed
down 20 the rim. for l defy any one 10 explode
lamp full Of oil and no means OF ignitIng
except through the wick. simply by lighting IT,
Yours, &c., W (. TEULOS, ChemIs;.
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SALE OF REAL EsrArH.--Green d Williams.
auctioneers, yesterday sold part LOT Ii. III
square Is, with improvements fronting on 81 =
street west, between X street north ard Penn.
syivania avenue, 70 Virginia Handy for S2.2.5.
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IHf NEW POLICE TkLBGRAPH.-The branch
hns OF police telegraph. from the hrada uartsrs
on LoeIslana avenue 70 the Governmeu. Hos
Pital Tor the Insane vas cornDle,ad vs.,.rdsv
Nhen me wiree were strung on the poles lately
ereceo- To-day the Superin tendsut viii
pace IN position AZ the Asylum oae of Ed.
mond Il Hamblett's electro.mas pe,ic dia, in
suuments and connecs IL win n s,mi,ar in
strument At headquarters
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-06

I'VE fiRk DkPARTNHNH "A meeting of the
Government and City Fire Departments were
held last evening, AZ Trades Union Hall, to
ters, MaIshai Tor the inaugural procession,
y n. Colgan. of The Hlo>rnta prestdtue
ballot for Chief Marshal resulted 10 the elsc
ton of Colonel James A TAFT. and the Chief
Engineers Of eaeh Department. were selected 70
aci ON the occasion assistant marsb.I.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-06

o. A. Ron Thur sday evening last Pos, No
10 was organized and elected the follov,ng.
named ~ omcers;-Post Commander, A. ri.
@. Rlchardson; Senior Vice Comnander, Y. n
wood; JUNIOR Vice Comm ander, +. G. Long.
Post Adluiant, T J. Lord; Post Quartermas-
Der, H. L. Richardson; Post Surgeoa. Dr. e.
Miller, Post Chaplain. J. p. Perl-y; Sergeant
Major, l. M. Blackwell; Quartsrmastsr Ser
geanL II. Dobsop.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-06

TIE REMOVAL or CONDUCTORS was re-
ported thar the places OF the street ear con-
oIctors removed from the 9Th street line were
10 D. hll.d by New York men. This seems TO
have hesn a mis- take. Some of the p,aces IA W.
b-en niied from extra men or by transfers from
.hr avenue cars, and a few appointms nts have
ne'n n sde, but the appoIntees, We hear, b.
long IN W ash pgton or VICINITY We arr yIad
10 harn that nj time when employ ment il SO
mtcn needed here, that the company is moi
seng abroad for employees on heir road.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-06

THE SABBATH SCHOOL of the Island Bapii>
Church, located en- ID street, between Az arc
9Th, are in active preparation for their ann u 4
concert.
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IHAsKs--Yesterday, when the delegation Of
wharf owners visited the Mayor, Mr. Peter
tampoell called his attention TO the fact that
IN me distribution of wood TO the poor the
WHAT owners bad gwen much assistance IN
snoering The use Of their WhaPves free OF
charge. and hiring their carts for delivering
NE wood at mere nominal sums. The May or.
an few words, thanked them for their aId In
this matter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-06

fHB TREASURES OF THE PRovrp.Nr AID
SocIhTY, Alex. X Shepherd, Esq. ackuovi.
edges the receipt Of the following amounts
smce last publication: From T. +. French'
collections IN once Second Oomptroller. ets D..
from DIR. l.. A. Edwards, additional once
Church, o; cash, o.. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-06

WAsHISsros. Jan, Is, isde.
81 a. reoy % enter into contrNcs vim
eooo END reslonsto1e ResUons. myseH naktne she
Frosted Feet. Or - Day.
- ls-lm II. o pRAPER.
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Persone thus afflicted esn have speesty nd ser.
Feet cure warranted or money refunded.
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LsHHIItItEEr 4 ptHERPeIetY..

Bsvs rssev.s 70 the sorns1 81
o,s sSssrs frsa HrsSsn Essrs1 .aslss.
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THE RATIONAL uFe INSURANCE. c0sPlsg
OF rHI
uETtD STATES or AMERICA.
WAsHINsroN, ID. a.,
chsrtsrsd by Special Act Of rsaxr.,.. A..

SLAkk. PhtIafelghia Pre-.s.at
'hs OOyhs, Chsirmsn Einsnoe aad greouft..
HnsRr d, COOKE. ws.hiGstoa, vice Prss.-
sMsRsos ". PEEr. Phu.aelpa,,, s.,r.,.r,
Gs.IunsER ws.h,ng,oa, Assistant Seer .,.,,-
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DR. CuRTls nay b eoosaltsd apon q essss Of
oHAINAL md PHYeIOAh DEBILITY, SPEC.
AAT0R8H1A. ~ Ill etAse dissasss srlsans froa
ssssss Of the natural fanssieas, q hss rssiAeuc-
Ne. % H08fn CHARLEs STREET, DALrI
dressed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-06

"A LANDMARK GoNB -This morning. work
men eommenced 70 tear down the house i,
which Mr. John Sessford resided for over hfr
yeaIs on - street., between 18th and 18th, so q
iofo, ~ wiii be recollectec, was one Of the firs
settlers OF Washington, and he built this he
about islo, having to clear the ground Of IT,.
and pushes The ground was assessed in lNI
At 70 cents per foot, IN 1879 At Is cents ana %,
lsst general assessment at ~ on. I. will proh
ably bring now from . to IS per foot
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-20
.AEFAIRS I'M THE STATE.

Te-~:.sE.r GGices i'm Oreenville.
The Groenville Enterprise publishes the
names Of the officers elect of the townships
mentioned, VIZ: aH
Fairview Township, No. 8-Selectmen. NJ. M.
Jones. Charles Terry and DR.. J. L. WoodsIde;
Clerk, r. H. Stall; Surveyor, j.. L. Jenkins;
Constable, A. nj. Peden.
Grove Township, No 4-Selectmep. DR.. q. b.
Reed, b. Charles and w. T; West; Clerk, A. G.
McGee; Surveyor, Simeon Eskew; Constable, Y.
D. Eskew.
Austin Township. No. 5.--selectmen, Thad-
deus Westmoreland, Robert League and J. T..
Mcdaniel; Clerk, J. Thomas Austin; Surveyor,
Butler Township, No. Y.-Selectmen, G. w.
Lester, w. A. Hudson and L. e. Waddle; Clerk,
Henry NJ. Smith; Surveyor, w. Riley Smith;
Constable, w. p. McCarter.
P. Moore, J. A. David and A. Blythe; Clerk, A.
Racon; Surveyor, @. T. Hammond; Constable,
William Bayne.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-20
LIVERPOOL CLAssIFICAT
Markets by Telegraph I,

FOREIGN MARKETS..
LONDON. March 1s-NooD.-Consos s3H. Bonds
quiet at S4. Turpentne 32s Sd.
/ LIVERPOOL, March 1e-Noon.-C Cotton quiet. Up.
lands 12d; Orleans 12Ad Sales 5000 bales. Sales of
the week $4,000 bales for export s0Je for specula.
tion 50Oo Stock 264 900 bales, of which 900
American. Stock adoat 3e3 600 bales, of which
100 00e are American
Two P. M.-Yarns and fabrics at Manchester
quiet and firm. Corn dull. Provisions quiet. Red
Western wheat ss Sd. Flour 23s.
HAvRE. March 19-cotton opened dull. On the
spot If 421ac
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK, March 19-Noon.-Stocks unsettled
governments declining Money active at Z. tx.
change sh. Gold s1A. Cotton quiet at 2s1S cents.
Turpentine firm at 5lH Rosin steady at 50 40
asa AK.
Evening.-Ootton more active. Sales 25oc bales,
n:iddlings 2sAa2shc. Flour unchanged. Wheat la
&c lower. Corn 1c lower. Pork $50. Lard heavy;
in kettles 1sa1sXo. Sugar active. Other groceries
quiet. Freights quiet Money active at per cont
Sterling unchanged Gold 81. '62's 19a1sx
State securities dull.
BALT1MoRE. March 1e.-9otton dull at 2Sc. Flour
fairly active. Wheat dul red 81 5oa1 65. Corn dull
and lower; white soa83; yelow 82as3. Oats dull at
6sa88. Provisions Arm.
CINCINNATI, March 1s-Pork dull at sS2. Bacon
dull but nominally unchanged. Lard duh at 10.
WILMINGTON, March 1s.-Sprits Of turpendne ad
vancing: sales at 49a49hc. Rosin steady; strained
81 Is. Crude turpentine &c better and hard. Tar
arm. Cotton dull; sales 2e5 bales.
@AuausTA, March 19. Market dali; sales 2s5 bales
receipts 210 bales; middlings nominally 26xc.
SAVANNAH, March 10.--Cotsn dull and prices
irregular. Receipts 8s7 bales.
MOBILE March 1s-Cotton receipts for the week
2T92: exports-coastwise 1000 foreign none: stock
9742; sales 4575; sales to-day 1895 Market quiet
and Arm; low middlngs 2e4a26h; receipts 866; ex-
ports none.
NEW ORLEANS March 1s.-Cotton receipts to-day
1855 bales; for the week. gross 12,164 net IL 268.
Exports to-day es75 for the week to Liverpool 3l27
to the continent 2165 coastwise 4731; stock 14,41s
bales.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-20

EXPECTED ARRIVAL OF A. GERMAN COLONY
Some time since mass meeting was held at
form colony OF alb Jut two hundred pors sous
in Virginia, to be cslled the "A1peDburg Colo
ny" IN honor ct Baron von Alcs.shIrg. Of Aus
burg, was sent over to purchase lands for the
colony. He came to this city and has bought
from fifteen hundred to two thousand acres in
the lower part OF Henrico County on the
Charles City and parbytown Roads. He has
lately received . letter from hosne stating that
about dfty OF the persons who will comprise
the colony W0uid sail on the 2Oth OF February
here next week. The colonists oil have means
and will bring each from Ave hundred to fE.
teen hundred dollars. Tie remainder Of the
c0ionistS will come over az soon as they can
dispose OF their effects ip the Fatherland and
make necessary preparations. The arrange
ments made by Mr.. Mshl for the reception OF
arrival is anxiously expected by him.
Richmond Enquirer.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-20

Nl.dicai Beverage.

I loved her, and she knew It well
She'd make careful diagnosis,
And gave me, like naughty belle,
Her smiles IN very little doses. IS,
sent her notes and little rhymes,
With bottles of her fathers tonic;
And had to d her many times
loved her-so the case was chronic.
She scorned me. need hardly say
That oft in anguish would leave her;
My love wou q ebb and fow each day
A sort Of intermittent fever.
j used al remedies knew
Took stimulants and then tried ices;
But no retrigerants would 90
The case was one eternal crisis.
I had d rival-woe s ME;
r. q fact mus, pe'cbance, ACKNOWLEDGE
4 homeopathic was he
A wretch who never passed the college;
And though never called him quack,
He used to say how much l taught him
But laughed q. me behind my back,
With her-I knew 1t, tor caught him.
We were good friends in outward guise
For in the village We were fixtures;
And to such ht lights DID friendship rise,
We even took each otner's mixtures
OF that arrangement I'D the best,
Hi globules were harmless present;
But the poor fellow oft confessed
My compounds were Sy NO Ineans pleasant
We used TO take long walks with her
We two that loved her to distraction
And pleasant smiles her lips would stir
To us twas hardly satisfaction.
When incompatibes agree,
And soda isn't riled by acid,
At thel time-not till then-shall we
Agree to love her and be placid.
80 things went on, tho end drew near
They ca1r,e one morn-her face was prouder
He said in fnn hat he felt stioef,
Irose and waved q Sedeitz powder.
powder wrapped in papers two,
gave him ID the loved ones presence;
He took the white one, then the blne.
And died a death OF effervescencei