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PEACE JUBILEE,

PEACE JUBILEE,
LET Us HAVE PEACE"
OFFICIAL oGRAMnR.
GREAT NATIONAL
PEACE JUBILEE
sPso,sessa By NJ. P. g. Gu.MoRx,
Tobe held n the
CITY OF BOSTON,
JUNE Is, 1e, II, IS and 10, 1850,
To Commemorate The Restosation Of
PEACE THROUGHOUT TIE LAND
7tta eostc1s cvent Il or National History VII ae eee
bsased bJ taa
GRASDEsT MCsICAL FESTIVAL
Ever known IA The H...c:y Of the worA1
The President Of the United states,
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AN 1HMENRE E6YTNETM.
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d.in 1tets sssne9a1e IN Ame1sea+ easae q sseomno-
E1fy Thousand Persouv.
HAs hetn ereted especially {of tht, ocrsato Tae tu
tcr1eR Of The baildInx win b mhkntAeuly Deserted
Ha1ioaai Peaee and IIasn.ay..
h1ne ain;iy e3pense tarEsd y s5ins tar
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t6et9a s0d tAe Exstlt4Es C1nttno fA3a es1zt tlcss
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INAUGURAL CEREMONIES.
Pryer by Rev. r f.. Hair.
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HIS HONOR MAYDR xt1J;nTI,ERE
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REsCET " TIE LATE KlEcT1exa
ATHENS, June I.
The Grrek elections have ended, ind show
large minority In The ChxuiGets In taSN Of Bu1-
Rnrts' Ministry.
ElRnAs
APOLOGY pExAkpxD BT TuR FcRElGH MINISTERS.
LONDON, June t.
AuEtGes IRON Hong Kong 10 the 11th Of May
sa5s the Frcnch and other ENJOYS had notified tho
Chinese Government that three days would be al.
lowrd for an apology foE tho insult to Count Dc
nochcchouAtt.
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nd e1aMtned 4 w1tneFs In r9nott1 ~ 1n1;
soa:s ss Z feSt 4 4 u tsnsa ~
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whra delivered the AUX there ~ 90 T.
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| ke.
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not hare bect khts1 baking n II tic Esc Hto1s -
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hit b dA nek stop- He aaA not booking tasEaso =
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LIST OF SHIPPING
In the Port OF Charleston, August 5.


vriafLs UNDER lso TONS. AND STEAMERS ooAsrrsa
WITHIN THE STATE ExcEPTEp.
STEAMSHIPS.
NV Ever1nan, COG tons Binckley, at Atlantic wharf,
for Philadelphia loading-Jno Theo Getty. ..
Falcon 672 tons, Horsey, at Union wharf for Balu-
more, ready-Courtenay Trenholm.
BARKs.
fantee lBr 243 tons, cleverlv, at Marshalls wharf
tor port in Great Britain, reaey-R Mure CO.
Minnie .Brb 1923 tons. Robertson, ct VaDderhorsts q
wharf, t. load for Liyarpocl-R Mure Co.
BRIGS.
Ellen Maria, 2G2 TONS Smith, IN Ashley River, for
Baltimore. loading-Risley & Creighton.
j Titus lBrl, 176 tons. Lovejoy ut benpetts wharf,
for the Mediterranean, load 'ng-T Hall.
Bella Dolores lspan) - tons, Durall at Quarantine,
from Natanzls, waiting-W Hall.
SCHOONERS.
Lion lHr), Ill tons, Mcclellan, In Ashley River, for
Bermuda, loading o:rtenay Trenh olm.
My rover, 418 tons, Brown. IN Ashley River, Tor New
Yorg, losding-Ri Risley Il Creighton.
StamEede 145 tons. stratton, in Ashley k1Ver, for
P. evidence, loadug-L Potter.
Anna +. Glover. 209 tons. erry. OF Vennin9 9
wharf, for Boston, loadln NJ Goldsmith
Son
Vim L. Springs. PIG tons, Halsey. at E Railroad
whnrf, for New York, loading-H Baker 60.
Sarah Cui.co, e74 tons, Avis, in the strPtm, for
Wilmington. Del, ready-H Baker CO.
Clara Belize 15G tons, Amsbury IN Ashley ulVcr, ior
q Northern Port, loadipg-Olney Co..
] P Alien, 15 ions, Allen at Central wharf, Tor
Jacksonville, reajS-A MIC BIB, Jr.
Sulio.e. - tons eIter, IN Ashley River, FOR RocE-
port Me, disrhlrging-Olney 4 Co.
Loti 2C5 tons johnson, in Ashley liver, for Provi.
dence, loading-Risley l. Creighton.
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arkots by Telegraph.

LONDON. August Noon.-Con,ols 92x. Bones
quiet at sSH.
Afternoon Bonds 85H.
LIVERPOOL, August 5-Noon.-Cotton firm; up-
lands 17Id; Orleans lsalSHd; sales $4,000 bales.
Breads;uffs Hrmar. Other articles unchanged.
Eyen,ng-Cotton steady; sales l2,tQo bales.
Others unchanged.
HAvRE, Aueun5-cottop steady, both on the spot
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
New YORK.. August 5-Noon.-Stocks steady.
Money STEADY at Safe. Sterling s1s. aold.s6. Cot.
ton quiet at SSHc.. Turpen,ine favors buyers at
4lc. hosin steady; common strained So %; good
81 27a2 so. = -
Eyening.-cotton unchanged; sa'es 1000 bales.
Flour heavy and 5a10c lower; superhne s. s5a6 S5;
common to fair extra Southern sc 90s749. Wheat
fair for export demand; No spring 81 62a1 g.
Corn closed quiet and moons advance nearly lost;
mixel Western prime lots 81 10a1 II. Mess pork
dull. Lard qutet. Whlskey 81 10a1 H. Rice in
fair requ st; Carolina s,aasc Sugar easier. Coffee
less sctive. Molasses quiet. Turpentine 42a421ac.
kosin unchanged. FreigLts shade frmer. Gov
er1meDts closed steady. '62's IS. southern heavy.
Money easy at baT per cest. Sterling very dull at
0XalO. Gold tcOVe at ou16. BUCKS eteduy.
BALTIMORE. August s.-cotion nominal Flour
stesdy and scarce; low water limits the product
Wheat firm prime red active at 81 55a1 IS; low
grades dull. CON steady ct 81 o4al 08 Oats firm;
new 6a65c Bye i 80. Mess pork hrm at $s4ss4
50. Bacon active and advancing; shoulders 1914
1S]c; hams 24a24Hc. Lard firm at 1shs2oc. VIII g.
kew, more doing at 81 1e.
CINCINNATI, August 5.-Whtakey unsettled ct 81
osa1 os. Provisions unchanged. Mess pork $S3 90.
Bacon, shoulders 15Xc; clear sides ls1ssl9c; no
Gales. Lard 1sKc; no demand.
sr. Iou1a. August S.-Whiskey steady at III wa
100. Provisions quiet Ness pork $sta:4 30. Ba'
con, shoulders 16AslbHc; clear SIDES 1salsAc.
Lard 2os2e,ic.
WILMINGTON, August 6-spirits turpantne ha1e
lever. Rosin active 81 Goal 60 Crude turpentine
$270as. Tar advanced 26c. Weather clear; wind
south; Thermometer rs.
Auaus1A, August 5.-Cotton. very little doing;
sa,es 10 bales; receipts 30 bales; midding si,1c
MOBILE. August b.-cotton. nothing done; re-
csipts 81 ba'es; exports sos bales
NEW ORLxAAA August Cotton. NO ssles quo
tatlsns nominal; reOeirts 1l2 bales; exports 1907
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Exports for the Week ending Thursday,
August 3.
FOREIGN
poRT IN GREAT BHIrAIN-Per Brih4h bark Fam
tee-1los bbls Spirits Turpentine, 746 bbls
,Rosin.
DOMESTIC.
NEW YORK-Per steamship Manbattan.63 bags
Cotton, 277 bales Upland Cotton, "a bales DO.
mesfics 81 casks Clay. 1o5 nbls Rosin S .acss Ks
empty Barrels Al pn L ges Sundries. 173 pack.
ages Fruit. Per steamship saraGossa-A m bags 8 :
Island Cotton, 155 bales Upland Cotton, iSl ,cs
Rice, 80 bbls Rosln. ca casks Clay, llo oAies
Yarn 40 bbls Four, At bbls Ale, AZ Packages
2s02 Wate melors. ooo
PRILADELPHIa-Ptr steamship Prometheus,2oo
toms Phosphate Rock, 50 bbls Rosin, SS oaes
Yarns and Domesics, IA bales Rags pios easo go
Wool, IL empty CAIRO ~ rere' aoo wo.err,e a.er ~
bales Cotton, 20O empty Barrels, too "a'erme'-
ons, aad Sundries- o..r.,, an
WILMINGTON. DEL-Per schr Sarah cuhen-'aV
tons Phosphate Rock. ~,
DELAWARE CIIY-Per schr Selan suone-|iA
tons Phosphate Rock.
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THE onARLEsTON. MARKET.

Dpol TIE wxxx ENDING rHuRsDAH, AUG. g. 1891
1m clWs-The growing crops in this vicinity
have received an ample supply Of ram during the
Hsek, and sush vegetation stool IA need Of wser
hos been. in measure. resuscisated, fears being
oRentahinsd that the. future may bring too
mu moisture. The corn crop has on uplands in
many sections proved t4ilure, while bottom lands
WIN produce wen. Upland cotton has continued to
progress hvorabiy, ana appearances up to this
time indieate fuI average yield, while aea Island
cotton has wholesome look, but has, however, the
unpleasant prospect of thing de7oured by the cater.
pilhr. Nothing add ional has transpired in fer.
ence 10 this dreaded insect, the reports mentioning
ast II had APPEARED on james, Johns and Eoisto
s,spds snd other sposi In thisNcinity, but had not
done much injury up to th. latest intel igence The
-see CROP h raj Idly approaching harvest with favor
able prospects Of better prodact than last yelr.
TIE COTTON MARKrT.-In the Eui opean market
the poshon Of this article has been well maintained.
prices being generally hrm With fair transactions,
middhng uplands opening at l2Xd., ani stifeninR
70 l3Xd. 1t 4. FORK the staple was only IN mod
crate request atd prices without strength; mid.
dlipgs commenced at 3Sa and receded to SSh sdf-
fenns aeain ssKe.; while at this point quotations
have been without important change. but showed o.
tendency in many clses to an easier m rket the
rates being rather In buyers favor mddlings SELL
ingNt sIK@s2c. z, b., with but q very limited in
quiry. ,r4r7-s 10 JlE'.> !
Ths liverpool AMI FFew. York markets have pre-.
sented the following movements for the week: On
Friday. July 50. .theforer wss shade fro er, sales
1000 bales uplands l2Ad; the latte- was quiet and
droopdug. slss $50 bales at $3.50. On Saturday the
former was active, Gales COO bales uplauds i2Ad;
the latter was unchanged, sales 1900 bales at ssk@
Sexc On Monday the former was shade a. msr.
sales IL. 600 bales, uplsnds l2Xd; the latter was
steady, sales 1910 ea,es Q. ss,sc. On Tuesday the
former closed shade es fer, but at upaltered quo
tstions, sslss 10000 bales; the latter uas steady.
sslesl 100 bales at ssHc. On Wednesday the former
vas frmer. uplsnds 12Xt, slles 12,0oo bales; the
1tter was nrm sales 1900 bales at sSAc. Yesterday
tho former wa, a.m at 12Xd sales 1900 bales; the
latter vas quiet at sskc.
The suppl es Of the staple In sight at the latest
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THE DAILY NEWS,
Vtrelai.


A lark in the mesh Of the tangled vine,
A bee that browns in the hower-cups H1ne'
"A Az IN the sunshlpe-such s man.
AN things mus; end, as all Organ.
Ant.s pain; little pleasure,
A Httla heaping up Of treasure.
Thsn nd more gag ng upon the sun.
An things must end chat have begun.
Where is the time for hope or doubtq
uufY Of the Wind. and ht- is ont.
turn of the wheel, and rest is won.
. All things must end that have begun.
Golden morning and purple night,
IiJe that falls With the falling light!
Death Ia the only desthless one
An things mustend that have begun.
End,pe waits ON the brief beginning.
Is the prize wo fh the stress OF winning!
Fen 10 the dawping the day Is 1eue.
All things must end that have begun.
Weary W. ting and weary striving,
Glad outsetting and sad arriving;
what IN Il worth wh6n the goal - von2
All things must end that have begun.
Speedi,y hdes he morning glitter;
Love crows irksopTe and wine grows bitter.
Two sre parted from what ". one.
An things must end that have begun.
Toll and ua,n and the evening rest,
= Joy is weary and sleep Ia best,
Far and softly the day is done
An things must end that have begun. ,.
Isl Pata ko9osise, !!
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Circulars SENT ly July 8.
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OFFICLdL.

LIST OF LETTERS remaining in tho Postofnce at
Charleston, for the week ending AUGUST 8, ls69,
and printed officially in THE DAILY NEWS, as the
newspaper having the largest circulation in the City
OF Charleston.
aarpcrsons calling for Letters Advertised, should
u,ate that they are advertised"
er oaace hours from 9 A. II. to p. NJ. On Sun
lays. from to P. Ii.
STANLEY G. lRoTT. Postmaster.
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Tn, Un.arles,on money market

18th. CharlessOn Money Market.
49, al THURSDAY. august 8, 1859.
The d1ilress uru1l at this season fas caused come
s4aguason In securities. and transacons are bmted.
there has been better feeling in Stale securities,
n information was received from Columbia that the
interest ontste registered stock was being paid in
that u. CITY atock is quoted at 5s1s to so-sales
having been made ut those figures. There has been
slicht chsuee In the prcs of bank stocks, bat the
1uossHons given below are generally nominal, as
holders are unwilling to reil at PR sent rates ~
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IOs. =.
HsdctencY IN HtHible supply

Depceucy W S"1pao buPPJ '.'.s..' oIS,oZS
Stock Of cotton held by Manchester .pinners at
The ills, now lbs 900 bale; same time 1885, 1O5 900
ns,ss; middltng .plands now 12Xd. then sNd.
fbs arrivals At this port for the week were no bsss
~ ~ ,slsnds . les bales o: upl.nds against no
han Of ses islands and 1877 bales Of lands the week
bafre. and NO bags Of seslands and II bales Of up
1snss for 10 same xeek last year. These supplies
A.1e come froxs the following sources, say Of NJ
7.pds per south Caroitna Railroad. 14S balsf; per
To,thasstasln Bsilrsad, bales; santee. IS bales.
1As trsusss ion. IN this market for the week were
- folloss:
o. hid.,, July 50, the article was dull and de,
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aF Persons deposting letters in the Postothce
will please place the stamp near the upper right
hand corner of the envelope, and they will also
please to remember that without the stamp letter
cannot &c Mailed but will be sent to tho Dead Letter
nfnce
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bales. Gold s5A Sterling 4sH. New York SIGHT e1-
change. xakc premium. Sugar dull; common
IlH; pgtr l4c. No,asses, prime fermeh,ine 65c.
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Arrived Yesterday.
schr Aim 8 Deas. from West Point Mill. % tcs
Rice. To G I Lowndes
steamer Emile, Lewis, Georgetown. C.. GO tcs
Rice, Mdse and sundries. TO ShacEeiiord nelly ely
Huger Ravenel, q Alston Rebccca small wig
foil. Thurstou & Holmes. L PriuGe, hurst"n'
E Bull, Express Co, II Klaite &Io, III Goldsmith
Son, Mrs E Huger, Fraser Dill, and Others
AT QUARANTINE.
Spanish poluc-e Bella Dolores, Duyal, Ma;anzas-
G days. ballast 10 W Hall.
Cleared Yesterday.
British bark Fan,er, Cleyery, Port in Great Bri-
taln-R Muro 4 co.
Sailed Yesterday.
Scbr Selah Strong, Murray, Delaware City.
From this Port.
Steamship Manhattan. Woodruff, New York. Aug 8.
Schr zeta.psi Thompson, Baltimore August D.
Cleared for this Port.
schr Hawkins, Mcyey. at New YORK; huSust3 8.
LIST uF VESSELS
or. CLEARED AND SAILED FOR HIS Pok7'
FOREIGN
LIVERPOOL
The Hannah Lizzie, Ferguson cleared nuy ~
The Vii co. BalliIay, sailed. 10
British brig Courier Evans, ssile3 %. July
DONEST
ooIpsBoRo, NE.
Scbr Velocity Pinkham. sailed JUNE IL
FRAsKPoRr, NE.
Brig Il " McGilvery, stutts, cleared. July
sOaToS.
Brig Susan voorhiR, Iufort, cleared.."' .1uiy 20
SEW Yoas
Steamship Magnolia, Crowel, cleared. .Ju!y 81
Schr Wana,a, Featherstone, cleared. July 81
Scnr N W Smith. ooker cleared. July ~
schr Hawkins. Mcyey, cleared. .."AuGust
Schr Georie, Swan, up............' ..oay %
Sch. Lilly, Hughes, up...........'"''''''aus 'ausus'
PHILADELPHIA.
Steamship " Eyerman, Snyder, cleared. .dhly 80
sehr amanda Flanagan, Colirs, cleared. duly 50
RLTMoRE.
Schr Fraacisco, CroSther, up......''..''.''u'y2 20
NoHFo1K VA.
Echr Carrie, Whitelurst sailed. ..'u'y 10
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Stocks of Cotton In the Interior To"ns
not fncIuded In the Receipts
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DE CA II Il F UL
WHAT MEDICINES
YOU TIA Il e.

WHEN YOU ABE EXH .USTRD BY OvEkW0RK
OF head or hand. and feel the need OF something IN
visoratng. don't drink whiskey any into1ica hne
thing, whether under the name OF hitsrs or otper.
wise. such articles give just a. much streng,uto
jsded horse and no more. Alcoholic stmulants are
Injurious to Nerve bealth and are ALWAYS toho~eo
bY DEPRESSING REACTION.
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DIS IS r.
TOBACCO .ANTIDoTE.-
Warranted TO Remove all Desire
for Tobacco.
1t is Purely Vegetable and contains
nothing Injurious. +

noihfng 1nJurfous. =
The following is one Of thousands of testimonials
that are daily received by the Manufacturer:
RICHMOND. VA. November %. 1868.
DEAR sIR-The Tobacco tntidote" prepared BY
you according to the receipt you have submitted to-
me- and the ingredients OF which have examined,
is purely vegetable entirely bar mless and contains
nothing in the least injurious 1t fs not disagreesb
to the tastc, and as q home article hope you with
meet with ready sale 1t, and believe that the
directions are followed II will do all ycu claimed for
Il. JOHN DOVE, MD.
sS- Price so cents Per Boy. The usual discount
to The Trade.
So For sale by
DR.. H. BAER,
WHOLESALE AGENT FOR SOUTH CAROLINA.
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NoTE.-we have deducted from New Orleans
1924 bales Upland from Mobile 1880 bales, from
Savannah s724 bags Sea Island and 21o bales Up
land-and from Charleston 252a bags Sea Island and
2s2 bales Upland, the quantities received at those
ports from Mobile, Florida, Texas and Savannah.
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Dodd's Neryine and Invigorator

is q TONIC and GENTLE sT1agLANr wnien is
NOT attended hy REACTION wat i gains for
yon it msintairs. when itr' freshes body or mind,
it refeshes with natural mat comes 20 Say:
We are NOT recommending teetotaism In the interest
Of any faction; but long spd extended observation
teaches rs that he who resorts to the bse ios rest
or recu peraiion will fnd as he keens att that he
is kindliuR Ere in his bones which VIII consume
tonic that will refresh and not destroy. DODpS
NERyING IA for sae by al Druggists. Price cne
Dollar. See Book Of Certificates that accompanies
e.cb bottl 7moe June 25
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REACHES, for Mr. Isaacsen's destructive remedy is
within the reach of oil. Prepared only by himself,
frcm raro AID valuable compounds, its choapness is
as wonderful ss its efficacy. BunGleds Of tesemo-
mails have been received rom I'll parts OF the United
States
The great advantage this SURE POP possesses
over all similar preparations is the FACT that it's
Certain in its Kfects,
md free from tile unp,easantress of rats dying in
their hoes as it causes them 10 leave the premises
To seek air, and consumes them so entirely as 10
leave
No Disn grecable Odor.
Numbers OF rcfel ences can be made to
Persons in this City,
who have successfully used it.
SOLE AGENTS FOR SOUTH CAROLINA,
BOWIE &c NOISE,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
Corner Meeting and Hase streets.
April % mwt emo Charleston, 8. G.
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Wilmington Market.

wIIMINGToN. August 4-IuRPENTNE- Only
CS bbIs 1ec+ivel and changed hands at SS tor vtgni
and 50 10 ior yellow dip, per $50 lbs. ~.
SPIRITS TuRpENr1NE-Sales to.dar OF 1900 DDS
at $3.50 per gallon; market closing weak, s,,r,
so for No q S. IS for No l, ana s5 SO foc pale. r
1AR-Has advanced, and 80 bols sold at - i0
per bb!
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WHO'LL SALE AGENT FOR SOUTH CAROLINA.
June7
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FLoUR-Marbet arm at IS 25a5 IS tor supers; sln-
gle extra Sc 25; double ezra Sc 10; family ~ 1ea1 20
fancy Sc o6as so We no shipments to New York
aud Ne Orleans to-day of 1872 barrels.
WHRAr-Market weak at $lal c5 TOR MediterTa
nean 81 10 for red; 81 l6 for amber and st ~ ior
white. The receipts to-day included 7S3O oustes,
Cons-Marset unsett cd, and prices tumb!ing.
I he receipts to-day were larRe and the ehlpments
footed up 500 bushels at 95 s6. csc and u, deS:
cred In depot
oars we heard of the sales of 800 bushels new
oats from wagon at 50c.
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EOR THE HAIR.
JUST RECEIVED.
pHALoN'S GRE MICAL HAIR INYlGORATOR
AYERS HAIR VIGOR
MONrGOMERY'S HAIR RESTORER
BURNETrS COCAINE
HALLS SICILIAN HAIR REVIEWER
CHEvALIER'S LIFE FOR THE HAIR
CHALFANT'S COCOA CREAM
LYONS KATuARON
BARpY'S rRICOPHEROUS
REEVES AMBROSIA
EXCELSIOR HAIR TONIC
SAvAGE'S URsINA
BATCAELOR'S HAIR DYE
HAWLEY'S HAIR DYE
HAMBLEToNs HAIR STAIN
POMADESY pHILOCONES
HAIR OILS, BANDOLNE
COLOGNE WATER
MAGNOLIA WATER
FLORIDA WATER
BAY RUM, &C., &C.
Fer SAFE by Dr. IL. BAER,
NAYS No. 131 MEETING-sTREET.
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Druas, ghmilals, Ctr.

nEBM ETC CALLY
sealed and warranted to
keep fresh for all time
the greatest discovery
OF its kind in tbs age we
live in. Noperson need
be troubled with RATS,
NICE, BED BUGS or
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Passen2ers.
Per steamer Emile, from Georgetown, c.
W Johnstoue, u Hume, A haDiSau!t, NJ
Smith h Cohen, and IN stetrage