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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-08-19

PosToFFICES.-The whole number Of
offices in the United States on March i
was 1860. Whole number of offices
established since March up to the LIST
instant was FOL. Whole number dis.
continued since March 4, 229-the pamea
and sites of ll3 offices changed. Whsle
number of offices in the United States
on the lst instant, q ,13l; 1860 postmas-
tiers have resigned, 2ls6 postmasters
have been removed and 80 died. SO va,
cancies were caused by the changes OF
names and sites of offices.
There were 524 appointments by the
President and ASP by the Postmaster
General.
West Virginia had on March A, 549
offices, Is since established and 3 dis
continued, the name and site of office
changed. Total of offices on the Isl
instant 56l; 80 postmasters have TO
signed, ~ been removed, vacancy
caused by the change of name and sit,
of officei 2 appointments by the Presi
dent and GO by the Postmaster General
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-08-19
wOMEN,s MISSES AND Chill.
DREN,s BALMORALs

In the department of Women's, Misses and
Children's goods we defy competition. More
over, we can give to our customers, out Of our
best work, any size they may want; thus
enabling them to fit up and work of clean their
broken stock. This is an inducement offered
by very few dealers, and it will be appreciated
as a very great advantage by those experienced
In retailing RnotA and ShaAs
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-08-19

ly'New stock of celebrated double
warp Black Alpacas, at Rhodes.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-08-19
HOARD OF RDUCATroN.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, August IL.

WEDNESDAY EVENING, August IL.
The Board met in regular session.
Present-Messrs. Bickel, Ewing, Hut.
Gibson, Harrison, Hall, Lancaster,
Mcclellan, Pollack, Philips, Stewart
and Wilson.
President Hall called the Board to
order.
The minutes of the last meeting were
read, approved and signed.
Mr.. Wilson, from Committee on Fl
nance and Accounts, reported the fol-
lowing as the receipts into and dis.
bursements from the school and build
ing funds for the year ending July LIST :
REcEIPrs-scHooL FUND.
Taxes collected. 1874 0s
Special assessment. 10 30
Fines from W. Clohan, J.P 500
FROM SIate.--::-----....-. 5,sl9 90
Centre Township. sc Is
Balance in Sheriff 9 hands
from last year-.... 1888 1885, I5 90
DISBURSEMENTS.
Orders paid by Sheriff . $2e. 622 81
Commissions for collecting s3i $780, 57 I6
Balance in hands of Sheriff PISS "A
REcEIrTs-BUILDISG FUND.
Amount Of assessment. 81, 6T7 OF
Special assessment........ IL 1875, SIS Is
DISBURSEMENTS.
Amount of orders paid. ,757 so
COMMISSIONS ------.--..--. $40 A
releases, &c .--.----- 2,U40 IL
Balance due Sheriff on levy,
s61..---.------...-. 45I l0-sS2,OsI %
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LOWEST MARKET PRICES.

As all good merchants will seek and find the
Cheapest Houses to trade with, we shall sell our
goods at the very lowest market rates.
ORDERS.
Ali orders receive the prompt and careful at.
tention of one of cur firm.
augIO MCCLELLAN & KNOX.
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THICK BROGANs 81 BALMC

Our stock Of Brogans and Balmorals for Men,
Boys and Youth is of endless variety; and our
best work will be found TO be made out CT the
very best material and in the most workman.
lika
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-08-19

Especial attention is called 10 eur own make
Of Mems Thick and KIP BooTs. They are made
out of the very best Kip upper and sole leather;
they are solid double sole; have our trade mark
stamped on the bottom, and can be confidently
relied upon to give excellent service and salts.
faction 70 the consumer.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-08-19

WE INVITE THE ATTENTION
w Of Merchants TO our very large assort-
ment Of BOOTS AND SHOES, now in store for
Fall and Winter Trade.
With an experience of many years Jour
house having been established in 1917 we can,
with truth, assert that our stock for extent
variety, durability, freedom from all irregular
ity, and adaptation to the wants of West Vir-
GINA and Ohio, is not and cannot be surpassed
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Markets by Telegraph.
FOREIGN MARKETS.

LONDON, July 20-Noon-Coneolp, 03h Bonds
sSA.
Afternoon Cots sols adv vnncel ~. Bonds ss. Ii
LIVERPOOL. July 2e-Noen.-Cotton steady and
unchanged; sales 1000 bales. Red wheat 9s ID
Evening Cotton shade hrmer ana higher; up
lands l2Ad; Orleans 12Ta13d.
HAvRE. July 29.-cottop steady, both on the spot
and aHoa.
* DOMESTIC MAHxETs.
NEW YORK. July 2e-Noon.- Stocks steady. Money
7c. Sterling 9T. Gold SO. Cotton quiet at SAC.
Turpentne dull at 42a427ac. Rosin quiet; strained
common s. IS; good 80 80.
Evening otton quieter; sales 800 bales at SAC.
Flour du and declining; suaerfne state 85 s6a6 ab;
southern. comm on 10 fair extra $6 90ag 40. Wheat
closet heavy and declining; new amber Southern
choice ST. 10; new OHIO red, the first received this
season.s 81 60. Cerp dull and heavy: la2cs lower;
mixed Western 81 10 Ness pork and lard steady
Whiskey 81 10. Rice steady; Garolins sasAc.
Sugar easier. NaySl STOKES quiet Freights shade
Armer. Governments closed excited and advano-
ieg. 'e2's 2Ah southern dull and steady. Money
easy at Cat per cent. Sterling duh at 93Saie. Gold
Arm ct 88h
BALTIMORE July 40 Cotton steady. Flour quiet;
the scarcity restricts business. Wheat Aplfs prime
to choice red Il boat 80. wh.te 81 6oa1 10 Corn
dull; white q 1osi 10 oat dull ct 6sseyo. Mess
pork $s4. Bacon active and advancing; ahouldess
lb2lalec; rib sides lSXl9c. Whiskey Arm at
81 Is.
CINCINNATI. July 29,-4 4Whiskey 9i10 pfovikions
Armer. Mess oers s33 80. Bacon, shoulderss15 15c;
Gle r sides 1So. with modera demand. ana bold
ers not a..xious to SELL; hams 23aa4c. Lard 10
al9Ao. f'"'''s''1.
sr Lou1s July 28--wniskey 81 40. Provisions
very firm. Mes. pork S3A Bacon, SHOULDERS 16c;
clesr Hides 1876 Isrd iSNsi9c.
wMmNoroN. July 20 --spirits turpentne active
s. Ssc Rosin duh fes al grades crude tuipon.ine
| "a 1913 Weather fair, with night south wind and
thermometer 80.
AUaUsTA. July 20 --cotton dull; sales SO bales;
r ceipss az bales; middiiDg 3D.. In soe sections
there has beer no r.tn for four weeks while In others
there has been too much.
SAVANNAH. July 40. Nothing doing In cotton;
reSaspts5o bales. u. @. &$4 II ra2 .sJ.9t
MoBnE. Jnly 2o.--cothon. sales 500 bales; closed
Arm, the sales mostly TO one buyer; low naiddaing
30c: receipt,o DS5ss.i IS y sgaS H 49,
NEW Onx.xANs Jaly 2o--Middltna cotton S2,Sc;
sales 2sA bales; reoslpts 20 bales. Gold So rtsr-
ling 50 Kew York asAt sp b nsssss,sc prsmium
Sugar advanced; common asc; priue i6kai7c.
GSiasAes. prime ferrnSlting GO
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LIST OBJ SHIPPING
In the Port OF Charleston, July 2f

LIST Oh SHIPPING
I'm the Port OF Charleston, July go.
vEhn~hs UNDEn 100 TONS. AND STEAMERS ooAsr1Na
STEAMSHIPS.
Manhattan, 1887 tons, Woodruff. at Adgers wharf,
for New York. loading-Janes Adger & Co.
Prometheus 5st tons, Gray. in Ashley River, for
Phliadelpha. ioadmg-J Il Il Getty.
Fantee (Br. 243 tons, Cleverlv at Marshalps wharf
for port in Great Britain, loadin9-R Mure Il
Co. ..
Minnie Br), 1913 tons Robertson at vapderhorst's
wharf, to load for Livrrpool-R Mure Co.
BRIGS.
Manzanlla l6G tons, Spear N the stream. for Eoun
nout Now York. read.-J A Enslow & Co.
SCHOONEKS.
Lion Br. III tons, M,Lel,an, in Ashley River, for
Bermuda, loading rte ay s. Trenh olm.
more reldy-H F Baker Il Co.
My rover. 4l8 tons, Brown III Ashley River for New
Yorb. loading Risiey Il Creishton.
Stamvede 145 tons. rtratton, in Asuley River for
evidence, iOSdina-L ioitor
Eelah y strong, - tons, Murray, at Central wharf
for Deiaware City. Ioadiug-A Baker & 90
LOUISA Smit IA i0ps, Orcut in the sire am for
Jacksonville, V7a-" m Roa" h l. 60.
Ann" " Glf yer. c9a tons 'e-rv ut Brown Il Co.'S
wharf, Tor Boston, loadln,-M Goldsmith &
VIM Springs. 216 tons. Hasey. ut Union wharf,
from New York, diecharg.ng-H + Baker Il
Sarah Cullen, - tons, Avis, at Northeastern Rail-
road wharf, for Wilmington DEL loading-A F
Baker & co.
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DOdd's Nervine and JnvigoratO,.
N Il. R II AUS
GOL LDEN RI EMED les.

ASK FOR NO oTHpR. TAKE NO OTHER AND
you Will save time health aud money.
SLIGO REWARD for any case of disease In my
stage which they fail 10 cure.
DR.. RICH- Us AOIDE BALsAM No. / curas
Ulcers. Ulceroted Sore hreat and Mouth Sore
Iyes. Cutaneous or Skin Eruption. Copper CoIored
Biotcbes, soreness OF the scalp scrofua, he the
greatest Renovator, Al e1at1ve and Blood Puriher
known, removes o diseases from the system, add
leaves the blood pure and healthv.
DR.. RICHAO'S GOLDEN BALSAM No. cureB
Mercurial A6ectona Rheumatism in all tt forms,
whether fIon mercury CT other causes; gives imme'
diate relief In all cases. NO dle,ing eeseary.
have thousands Of Certificates proving the. miraeu-
lous cures effected by these Hemedies Price Of
either No. or No. S. per bottle or bottles for
So.
DR. R1cHAU's GOLDEN ANrIDoTE. safe spec
dy. pleasant and radical cure tor all Urinary De.
ragemens, accompanied With full direct1ons. Price
$3 per bottle.
radical cure for Nervous General Debility in old
4r xogHn; impartng EN- rRv With wonde full effect.
Pr1ce % s er bottle. or two bottles for 50.
On receipt OF price these Remedies will be shipped
to any place. Prompt attention paid to nll
dents None genuine Without ,ha name Of ..Dr.
kICHAU'B GOLDEN REMEDIES, D. n. RICHARDS,
Sole Proprietor" blown in glass not les.
Address d e. RICHARDS.
No. 229 VaricK-street, New York
Once Hours from A. NJ. TO p. NJ.
Circulars sent " JULY
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THE CHARLEsTON HrARKer.

sEoR THE WEEK. ENDING THUR6DAY, JULl 20 1869
The CRoPe.-There have been moderate rains expe
1ienoed IN 1arge portion OF the State during the
past week which have had favorable influence on
the crops Ea-jy corn. particularly on upland, We
too badly injured to receive important benefits and
much Of this planting has pro:ed failure; bnt that
which not SO forward will be materially assisted
by these showers ! he yield OF this valuable grain
will However, be light and It win require good man.
agement for the planters to get along without
siderable purchases. Upland cotton generally pro-
crosses favorably with occasional report to the
contrary; but no event has occurred up TO this re
1tod to prevent moderstey good Yield. sea island
Cotton has had quite fltterng appearance. end up
TO few days past very sanguine anticipaioDs for
full crop wert entertatned but the unmistakable ap-
pearance Of the caterpillar eeveral OF the Islands
has caused the most gloomy prospects. Several
weeks will be necessary to chow the extent the t-
jury likely to ensue. The rice crop generally has
favorable look, but has been suffering to limited
extent for the want OF raip.
The COTTON MARKET The market for this staple
during the week has exhibited moderate Armness at
Liverpool the ar'ic.e commencing at 123kd and i'm
proving to 124d y ib, with fair transactions; at
New York there was only limited business done,
prices commencing st 3sA@34 har ening to SIC.
and at this point operations have been light aud
unimportant. prices having easier tendency; mid
ding upands which began at $50 q, II nominal fell
of to $40 p ib.
The movements Ut tho staple at Liverpool and
New York tor the week have en as follow. On Fri
day. Jny g. the former quiet ales 49, 90 bales
nplands 1sHd; the latter was dull and lower at SO n
@sAc. On saturday the foraer was frms up ands
1890; the latter was eady, sales 1900 b.les at $40
On Monday the former was armer. uplanas l2ha
1880. sles ~ 700 bales the latter was dull sales
200 bales o. 34s on Tuesday the former .s steady,
saes 1000 bdies dp nds 1880 the 10 ter was with
out important change. sales $50 ID es at S4;. On
Wednesday f6S forme' wls shade nrthern! uplanda
1sAd, 1000 oalee the latter was rasner active
aaIAs 1900 baleai at8lc. Yesterday the SofnAer Wal
mchsnRed the 10 ter was inactive and prices Groop
ing at $3.50. ,fgr# 3.tTa iEh alGdi
Tse ARRIVALS q this port for the week haye been ne
bsgs of islands ana 1871 bales Of uplande. aaains
bags Of sea isiands and e29 bates Of uphnds the
week fo'e and no bags Of islands .nd 200 baei
of upandg tor tbe same week last var AThes.
receipts have come through the fol owing sources
aay OF uplands, per south Carolina Railroad. 12t
bales; pen Noriheastern Railroad. 40 from George
1owp. {. c., 10. ~
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Arrave0 Yesterday.

I arrived Yesterday.
ssss SEED sP e5Sg ss ns
e 4. Miles. 9 h O McOahts. D Paul. and D has sa5
sloap Lee. from Cooper River 900 bushels
Rough Rice. To y E howard 6E Bro.
a sas2 CLEARED iweszsrday.K ii u I.
Steamship Sea Gull. Duton. Baltimore Courtensy
& Trenholm. l.JAl l.sEAt1 y tsi a
IL. - sailed, YestcFday. Fyi gs
Steamship Sen Gnll. Datton. BaitItaore.- ~
l@s srrom this s,oys.
steamahip Champion, Lockwood. New York. July
schs - !. cady, smal,. New TOR, JSuls vs.
Steamer Planter. Ferguson, savannah, July a.
snaplsesvs ~ .rs'nyyapn. = q sr y
sAvANNAM July 20 Cleared, br'g. ailmer, Mere
ditb. PNiadefYhia; schr Ida RichArdson. New York.
xs.eke uAxnao rau srszyso
The British bark pslkessh anderson. entSfea ont.
ward at Liverpool for this "ors yu'y a. i. <
ossif Iasr Or YEssAa14s Y
sus. cEslRsD AND "a 81 tLE1 ZOE \ ms p0A 4
\ sse5s sI38sF REIGN i. s4..S
E 4 s4j GS1 W. b ,'a yLlwERponLs Ss2
The Isnaae ss.s Tssaason cleared Msy a 9s
srssst Silg donsisr aya ssisa .5aly
n 1,. uasr1o - ~ ',sff hfs.st .s.S -, y
sgsr aa yas H HSlasSs% =. !. ~. @ "
ana VI MesilvsT Nsu.ss s.ssfss . 4 4
ecnr Guliot6 Dextex Olearsa July 1A
Schr OIsxa Bale. AmsbNry lA
hohr ~ Allen Alcns "a .Snls ~ ~
R sSfgFiE f4 t II s0sx0k f'FAs"s 4 sNs,' ~.
psl1 susan b yoorhde. Tuitord, apssy. -. ,Jaiy IS
.a III svv ynRx 3e&tg IN
r,ri.,sh b ~ Tfs1s IovAtoS clsazeAs. NJ July
Hchr u Grrdth 10oker clear ed. -. July co.
Hchr Il M Hawkins. Wyatf Cleared July ~
S3 PHI ADE1fzEA w III ess,;sas Il
Bask White C1cud freeman, slearHd .JUlS 21
Echr n Elannassr, Coilfrsup. ssuly ~
a M nALynaOnn. e H ~ n 4 VA n VI VI
4chr FfHAcieco, OtoUtfsefe ~
achr I6skAA johnson. censsd a.
1k Epnxo1R 49, s. .g, ASg Y,
Echr Car9fe Whitearst q; .JRly ~
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THE DAILY NEWS.
Dc ,dichRdc.

Weep rot for them who weep
For friend or lover taken hence, for child
That falls mid earlv flowers and grass asleep,
Unt6mpted, undecided.
Noun not for them that mourn
For sins keen arrow with it's ranking smart;
Gods han WI biud again what He hath torn.
he hea s the broRen heart
But weep for him whose eye
Sees in the midnight skies starry dome.
Thick Gown with worlds that whirl and hurry by
And give The pcart no home;
WHO he,re nni' the dense.
Lou d trampling crash and outcry Of this wild
Thi III jun 10 world OF dear m gni6cence,
No voice Which says I'm child;"
Yhp marks through ear Ii and epace
A strange. DUN pageant pass O vacant shrine,
And fc; Is within his INN ost soul place
Urflpl by the Divine;
Weep weep for him above
That looks for God and sees unpitying Fate,
That finds within his heart, in place Of love-
A dull, unsleeOirg hate
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Dehc1eacy M visible supply .s....i '349,t0t
Stock Of c'tson held by Manchester spinlers At
kbe ness row II0OD0 bale same time laS. los go
bales. Nj idling uplsnds. now 12sSd. theia SXd.
The '{speec 4pss in this market aor tnewesk h.vo
1SeM 10 follows: +s.fefG Ei f4IE ekTtf
on Fr day. Jnly 90. the market was at o stands
uurcbasers oGsstnR lover rsses. which factors werc
4pdispbesd II atseps and there vers no transac-
Asons; quotations were nominal say Liverpool clas-
sfAoaion. orsinasx TO GOOD ordinary So82, low MD
aitna ssske midAa1s sse v ID. FsAs
on rasusday sbe crevious dullness continued. and
no saiea tock plsse.
ousxon6sy TIE market declined 1s01e p fb;
ssales "a bales,, ordinary 10 GOOD ordinary stang
aueeea as@si. ipu ddiing o. 'adi'ns sas y n
On Tuesdsy the inquiry wac MAINLY frorn one
auyer; sAes Is balss osainary % gooi ordinary be-
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OFEXCIAL.

LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the postofnce at
Charleston, for the week ending JULY 30, 1862
and printed officially in THE DAILY NEWS as the
newspaper having the largest circulation in the City
Of Charleston.
AO-persons calling for Letters Advertised, should
state tnas they ''Aa~.-taeed."
Ca Office hours from y A. NJ. to P. NJ. On Sun
days, from to P. Nj.
STANLEY g. 1ROTT, Postmaster.
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w LMIN0fON J1Jy 90 -, URrBnvrNx--Is nm.
changed in price. Received 23s hb.s wnioh sold at
% for W eius apd- 20 70 fo' yesow dip. per gao
tPlRrrs TunRRHxMR-- HAS been IN active request
too y, aud he rlces have advanced shade. sales
New YORK pssssges. at S9HS per gaiiops
RosN Mark Que, for oil pra 90 Sales Of S65
bis Ut % ASA Is or low No ]. % 76 tor low pale,
Cons "A ssro q 1foo bssss,s soid srorA vssssa
ne el u per bushel k
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CEuss, GS4@'la::s;, Gte.

X os * oo'
sOROFULA, DYSPEPSIA, LIVER COMPLAINT.
NERVOUS DEBILITY, RHEUMATISM,
NEURALGIA, KIDNEY AFFtorIoNs,
ERUPTIONs OF THE SKIN,
Obstinate or long standing diseases of tho
BLOOD, Llv.R, URINARY ORGANS,
NFRvoU, SYSTEM, &c.
1t purihes and enriches the blood, eradicates all
Syphitic or Scroiulous Taints. Eostoces the Liver
and Kidncvs TO healthy action. aids digestion. reg
uates the bowels, and inv1sorates the Nervous sys
tenn.
As- NOT SECRET QUACK MEDICINE. -sa
FORMULA AROUND EACH BOTTLE.
Recommended by the best PHI, slcians, eminent
Dlvnes. Editors, Druggists, Merchants, &c.
A$ THE BEST AND MOST POPULAR MEp1
CINE IN USE.
PREPARED ONLY BY
J.J. LAWRENCE, NJ. d.,
IAN experienced and well-known Physician aud.
Chemist)
Laboratory and once, No. 6 Main-street,
NORFOLK. VA.
Price One Dollar per bottle.
For sale by @e-i
GOODRICH WISEMAN co.
DOWIE & NOISE
Charleston, SC
And Druggists everywhere.
July 26 DAG 1vr
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AS- Persons deposidng letters In che PostoH1ce
viii please place the stamp near the upper. right
hand corner % the envelope, and they viii also
please to remember that without the stamp letter
cannot be mailed but viii be sent to the Dead Letter
Nfaca
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financial ano Wommereial.
tn. Charleston Money Market.

The Charleston Money Market.
v THURSDAY. July 20. 1869.
Tie business CT the week has been generally quiet
Securities arc dull, and quotations strictly nominal.
Stale securities have deprecia ed elighty but hold
ers ore unwilling to sell, and there have been no
transactions Of note City Stock is dull at 90 to 01
Bank LIS are in good demand at slightly advanced
rates.
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GOLD MEDAL FOR 1868 HAS JUST BEEF
AWARDED TO CHAS. M. STEEP FOR
THE BEST PIANOS NOW MADE,
es OVER ORE PHILADEk-7a N
PHIA AND NEW YORK
! PIANOS.
OREIoR AND WARERoOM. No. TN. LIBERTY.
6fEHRT. ABOVE BALTIMORRS1RER9.
! BALTIMORE. md.
& lsTIEFTs PIANOS HAVE ALL THE LATEs7
fronts, and the impfovad French Action, fully war.
eanteds lps Avo years with fsvilSge OF axchAtirs
A~tthln twelve months K not entirely satisfactory tc
tpprchseey. Become elnynded Hiatioe and pes1or 20
aaAS always on hand from $50 70 $500
% IN s55tg {Yf -y----.- 55f.3fl As5k@4I
RxYkRnns WHO HAVE oun p1ANos m usm; "
Q General Robert q. Zee, LeEtngtop, Va.
General Robert Ransom, wiliniri ION, N. q.
General ID. II. Hill. Charlotte. N. q.
Governor John Tetcher, Lexington. Va.
y Messrs. r. Burwsu b Sons, Charlotte, N. O.. he.
4 g 8: B. aiddisk. rsnals coilese. K1,trsas spr,ast.
N. @. ys Nj ,sY n IA lsl. Il, 7l TSl
Mesms. Piarson & Sons. Burater. s. q.
IS Charles RpencNf. Charleston q. q. /,
Nend Tor q circular. Terme liberal.
(NGTMATsS OE MAG s&sHA.
= ac6A aAas1na suisMka xrn1ornn ssass
1iss M 10y ss aas. a so. ,ei III Messsss,s.s.s
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ID E q A Il H Full
WHAT MEDICINES
q u X
Z U U II A X E

WHEN YOU ARF EXH US,ED by OvFRWORK
OF head or hard and feel the need OF something in
viRorang don't drink whiskey or any intoxica ting
thing, whe her unoer the name OF .itters or other.
wise. Auch articles give Just a much strength to
your weary BOD and mind as the whip gives to the
jaded horee and no more. Alcoholic stimulants are
injurious to Nerve beaih and are ALWAYS followed
by DEPRESSING REACTION
DOdd's Nervine and JnvigoratOr
is o TONIC spd GENILE sTIMCLANr which Ia
NOT attended ty REACTION w at 1t gains for.
70" It maintat,s. When itr freshes body or mind,
It refreshes with natural stree 9Th ,ha comes 10 stay.
We are not recommending teetoasrn In the intereat
OF any faction; but long sud ended ooserva. ion
teaches us that he who resorts to the bottle for rest
or recuperaion will find, as he seens at it. that he
is kindhnR fire In his homes which will consume
ike the flames OF perdtton. Turn from 1t. Take q
tonic that will refresh and not destroy. DODD'D
kERViNE IL for eae by all Druerists. Price One
Dollar. See Book Of Certificates TINT accompanies
each bottle. 7Dos june 26
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-30

NEW YORK-Per steamship ,Baagnoia-6 bags Sea
Island cotton, IA bales Upland Cotton l8 tierces
Rice, 2e6 bbis Rosin, 100 bales Domestics and
Yarn. 81 casks Clay. ~ Empty Barrels, 68
packages Sundries. 1O3 buxes Fruit 1850 Ne.
Ions. Per steacsbtp Championship bales
Up and Cotton, IS Rags Cotton, 50 tcs Rice
dries, 78 pigs Fruit
Lumber. "
PH1LADELpHrA--P Per steamship W Everman -1oa
bales Cotton. 3b6 bbls Rosn 81 bales Domes! les
1e s saesn Saest % ea sehr
Adolph Bugel-15b 800 feet Flooring Boari'.
BAIT NOkE-Per steamship Sea CULTS tcs Rice,
cases segsre, IS hhds Bones 10 hhds Iron, 60
tons Metal. 3d. 900 feet Lumber. and sundries
Per schr Sh'loh-20O, 600 feet Lumber
FERNANDINA, FLA-Per brig bampden-!OO bags
Corn, 20 bags Oats. 25 bales Hay, 20 pkgs Furni