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HOTEL ARRIVALS, FEBRUARY 24.-P1citpn
Hstel-D. Louis crang:burs; r C!ars, Lewisville;
james McCarey. city; John Clart, Cuwetta, Ga; L Al
Sp.ights. Ale Ieer. Beaufort; Jaffray, theatre
Troupe; tvans, Darlington; E W LONE, Ell
Brooks, Florence; Miss Pa]gett. South Carolina;
Dibo.e, Oraneeburg. 5 BouL night, Flo-idn; L
Davis. j Walker. ] Miller. Barnwcll; o Fo geo.
pickensville; N Green, Barnwell; Thopats Muir
ply. South Carolina; R Tamure. K b Jordan, New
York; 7 jennings. Midway.
Charleston Hotet.-Lewis Homes. Massachuset S;
Z NJ Thompson, Rhode Island; G W Phelps. Eng
land; L Bragg, New York; c " Lewis, A D Will
lisms and Mrs Williams. Boston; M Bekert AMI
" II eartwen wife ald child, New Yo'k; NJ Coop.
or, south Carolina; " Il Foes and lady, New York;
E Daner. F tvnns. Boston; Daner, Vermont; e
Smith. Z Massman, Pnilsdelphla; Woodruff.
NJ Ne esman E gallowell and wife, New York;
Barnard, New Orleans; Gaylord. Chicago;
La I'd and daughter SEQ land; r NJ Bassets aud wife,
New York; Ii bolt, Marion; Mss Albert and SCR
want, New Jersey; Il Steward, New York; Il
Singletsly. Poedee; Grau, New York; g
Il Carmlcael, Georgia; o Sprague. Chicago;
j A. ,tockdalc, New Or. aus James A. >hriVer,
Augusta; ". H. cochraue, New York; T. B. Jeter,
Sumncrvillc. South Carolina c. C. turner, Miss
Symes south Carolina Miss DsLeslle, Miss Ee
Les is. 1hos. Wilson, n. uiller, Moatroal; VI. U.
Greg Delaware; W o. Monte mery. Wasln' gton;
T. 3. Fergus IN and wife. Maryland D. Grouse and
vile. c. T. Coventry and wife, E. D. Hayes. hu
Apenwith. New 70 L; Thce ]. Pasteur, A. q. 81 Ut,
R. Q Heatop. 5. af. Heaton. john Donaldson. ". Il.
Donaldson. Georse J. Alden, Florida; 7. G. Hugg,rs,
New Haven; ". C. H.skins. VIM. Nichols. Boston;
John L. stearns. Quincy. Florida; B. A.. Rhodes.
BALTIMORE Mrs C. K. Gibson. two children and
nurse, Philadelphia.
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LARGE SALE Ur' REAL ESTATE III
ATLANTA, GA.
Will he sod nm the frat TIJESDaY In Mornt nv bha

LARGE SALE O1' REAL ESTATE II
ATLANTA. GA.
Will be sold on the first TUESDAYin March, by the
Administrator OF Willism Herring, diseased,
THE FOLLOWING PROPERTY:
First. magnificent FAMILY MANSION, four
teen rooms with necessary osets and outhouses,
situned on Peacht ee-sreet IN first class neigh.
borhood In every respect.
Second seven CITY LOTS within ore hundred
feet of the Statenouse and F1r,t Baptist Church,
four Of which have improvements on them; one OF
these has good eight-room brick house finished
throughout with closets.
Third. B"TCK sTOREH0UsE ard Kitchen, In
the most desirable business part Of the city, on
Whltohalst Get, fronhug ~ feet on Whiteha-sireet,
and running back one hundred and nineteen feet,
with the right Of nm alley.
Fourth. An exc lent FARM of170 scras on Peach.
tree Read. four miles from the city; fifty acres Of
cotton land, with gocd pench orchard md good
tensing.
Fifth. An interest in WILD L,ND7; also Notes
and Accounts apd stocks In several Mar ufaetur1ng
Companies Mr. Herring having been 10. 8 resi-
dent Atlanta, he selected the mo2t desirable prop
erty, both as to present AMI prospective vaue con.
sequently every foot ofereJ Is NO. ID every re.
spert
Terms-onethird cash; the balance In four and
eight months, with interest from day Of sale.
j. W. HERRING,
". F. BLRRING, .ar,,r,.t,,.,~,
N. L. Angler. n'Hani''1'of''
A. LEYDRN,
February Is Dke 10
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THE DAILY News PRICE CURRENT AND Con-
MERc1AL CIRCULAR will be ready for delivery at nine
O'Clock to-morrow morning. Business houses wish.
ing to subscribe for specified number OF copies
containing their cards. should leave their orders at
our counting to-day. AL orders for ten copies
and over&i be supplied at the rate of two and
half oents per copy.
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SENTENCE Coa1MUrED.-Mack D. Goodwin,
who was convicted at the January term Of the Sp'r-
tanturg Court of Sessions. en- circunstantial evi.
dence OF murder and sentc need 10 be executed ON
the 18th of February, but respted by the Governor
for thirty days, has had his sentence COMMITTED to
Imprisonment. in tie peni!cnti.ry, at hard labor,
during his natural life.
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MEssns. PELLoRsE Co., Horticulturists,
from France, who have recently arrived in this city,
invite attention to their large and varied collections
from the floral kingdom. This i, rare chance, and
all who have appreciation for the beauties Of ma
turc should visit their store, No. 1872 Kingstreet.
February 90
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1uE PRopR1EToRs OF ssWhann's Raw Bone
Super phosphate OF Lime cordially iuvite farmers,
dealers a1d others interested in procuring frst-
class manure, to call and examine their works, see
process Of manufacture, and inspect the materials
used. They have secrets, give full value. and
guarantee their Phosphate to come up to the tan
dard analysis. Clashorp, Herring & Co. are the
agents for the sale of it in AUGUSTA ard Charleston
February % limo
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TOBACCO AND C1aARs.-AIr. C. Nadsen, No.
70 East Bay near Broud.street. offers at wholesale
superior lot of leaf tobacco, chewing and smoking
tobacco and CIGARS His name aud store nre so ia
mi'iar TO the readers of The NEWS that it is only
necessary to call attention to his advertisement iu
another column.
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REpoRgEn's CRUMBs.-Jula Sirrmous, COL
ored living in John-sreet, lost her dapghtsr Eliza
about five weeks ago, aud will be glad to hear other
whereabouts.
MIR. Morgar, connectei with the Templeton
Troupe, died at the Pavilion hotel yesterday.
bright cheerful day was yesterday, and though
cold 1t brought out the adiea, who have been housed
by the r,iny spell.
A thoroughbred Durham COW brought one hund-
red dollars at auction yesterday.
Persons who wish to complain Of the condition Of
the Streets are az in informed that there are com.
plaint books at the Guardhouse.
is reported that aIter Grau's troupe departs We
arc to have French Opera Comply here
Abraham Grant, well known colorcd mar, an
umbrella maker by trade. dropped dead in Broad
street, yesterday, ut two oclock-csuse. apoplexy.
Dr. Lewis NJ. aver. Jr.. the house physician Of the
zyck-street HospitlI, was severely ourn' on Sa-
urday last with carbonc acid which few in his face
and eyes on drawing the cork Of the bottle He will
not lose his SIGHT or be dishgured.
Arthur Hymes. coored man, working on board
the steam hip james Ad-er was painfully injured
dsy before yesterday by hogsbead falling from
the deck on his legs whi he was in the hold.
Anoth r colored ,aan had his hand badly rashed
yesterday on board the steamship Prometheus, on
Atlantic wharf
l. he nilk-white pony ridden by Clarence Robinson.
in the circus is model miniature specimen oil horse
flesh.
The City Civil Engineer says he viii soon put fer h
o defence in the public p:iu's.
The automatic c!othrs. .washer drew c-,rn all
day yes erday in front of Adams. Damon &c CO. ;'me
of the .'unwashed" ponticars here better O.. he
Stale right.
Probably some developments will occur to-Jc:- I
the Municipal question.
Ihe speed OF the yacht Henrietta is sad 10 bc so
ge:t that on one occasion when smiling in the e. Of
the wind, she carried away two OIL the eyeashes
T.. J Black has been appointed notiry public for
Charleston.
= little white girl was kicked aud knocked down
by mule 10 Broad street yesterday, but fortunately
not seriously injured.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
AUrTIoN SALES THIS DAY.

T. N. CATER will sell at three-quarters past
8 o'clock in his store, Browns wharf, butter,
liquors. &c.
KNOX, DAILY & Co. will sell at 10 O'Clock. at their
auction house, corner Meeting and wentworth
streets. shces dry goods, &c.
JeHN G. MlLNoR X Co. will sell at 10 O'Clock, N
their sacsroom. Meeting street, dry goods and sun
Arias
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CASE OF PoIsoyNd.-A letter received in tho
city yesterday from Mount Pleasant stated tfct q
colored man named VIM. singleton was poisoned on
Mr B. P. Austin g place. 80 particulars were given
Lut an investigation viii be held by the coroner at
an early day.
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FIRE IN MAR1oN.-Ihe residence lately pur-
chased b. sheriff Collins, about one and half
miles from the village, entirely consumed by
fire last Saturday night Tie house was nearly new,
large and eommodious. and is quite 4 serious loss
at this time. 1t is supposed to tc the work of an in
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MAGISTRATES APPoINTED.--Tho following
magistrates have been appointe d: William S. Lane.
Grahamville; Samuel W. Maurice, Williamsburg;
VIM. K. Thomas, Union County.
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A Cald.
EDITOR DAILY NEWS.

Allow me t. -sk. through your columns. susper-
sion Of public opinion on the subject Of the recent
action of Council in reference to myself until can
properly set forth all the facts upon which an impair
tial judgment may be formed.
Louis J. BARBor. City Engineer.
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ORANaEBURG AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION
Attention is called to the adv rtisement of meet
ing of this association.
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THE DAILY NEWS.

aS- LARGEST CIRCULAriON.-THE pAILY
NEWS BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY
RycoGNIZEb as HAVING TBs LARGEST CIR.
oULArIoN IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON,
PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
ING ~ TEE POsTorFICE AT rHr END OF
ZACH WEEK. ACCORDING 70 THE pRovIs.
IONS OF The NEW PcsToFFICE LAW.
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MEE1LNGS THIS DAK.

Howard Lodge, at Z P. NJ.
Buns Charitable association. at s P. NJ.
Fenian Brotherhood, at haf-past P. Ii.
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THE LOJI aaAUf aGfUalhG 10.
Ll,SuAR.,ISIiE,D lSLO.l

INVITE PLANTERS AND FARNtRS rO SEND
for u pamthlet d..criptiv' Of their Fertilizers
Wc olcr our DUUrfI. Ref HE, UDREl Il,
equal to thc besI SupcrEhoslhat, at The low price
Of saj - ion. This Company a'so MAKE sune'
rio: artI.-s OF Sitr0ploSpiute am pure boie LUST
l. NJ. opp. smitlrfcld Va. says where he u.cd
II Double Refined louirctte OF corn 1t doubled the
yield
rhu baru aud tDma;ue vigorous grown, rlpenlns
the lat er two weeks earIicr
P ". UUTCHIso> '. IT, near G eroEeo, da., says II
nearly doubled bis yield OF cotton
Hon ELI ). ,iieHrER, Euianla, ala.. says his cot
ton fully equal 10 adjoining "elus Manafed witn
the best SuicrphO- pilates
:. Mos1aoMERY, II avillc, Gi.. says it increased
his Crop OF cotton 100 lbs per ac'e.
6 =. OGLEsDY. Mariet u, Ga uss u on corn ana
cotton and aay, il M re tlian doubled the We'd. ce
rc.ui ds il tile cheapest and most re lab Fertilizer
within his browle19e
ks-(iuveri,or NJ III, Warrcnton. Va, treu II W ID
three sew, r crops the last and present ye'rs nnu
says Il pro- ounce i Will conhucIce n'os' 'aiua'
bic manlrc +"
lhe Supcrin;cnd Mt of General ". r. Cox Poli
Is and Plantation ~ g.. says: II hink tic PoHdretts
used for e rr ca not be surpassed; Us Il also on
cotton which produced aisc yic'u
Dr. T. M. FESD:.lroE, = ARIA, 6d., says; ~ me ne
Siro,,hos,hl.e oil Ii;nc used OIL cotton made 9aS
pCr eat. the lirsl YER.
p, ufessor CEOnGE II. COOK. cf the \ew jersey
stlte agricultural Co!!es' at New hrunS"l"k, says:
=. lie Iounle Eetilu F0udrcttc and Ni;roIhosphac
of Lime paid us ii leo per ce.'t. auov" thcir mar
kcr value IN the i'll .r,as.. OF crops this YEAR.
Address LODI MANUFtC UHlSG COMPANY.
Box s139 New York Postoflice. Ofhco No. G6 Court
lauUt-street
J. a. ENSLOW &c GO.
CHARLESTON,
AGENTS FOR THE COMPANY.
January Il hstu3unos
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

LOST BRoocH.-A brooch, very much valued
" the owner, is advertised for in ano!her column
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TIE DAILY NEWS will be served to subscri-
bers in the city at DOLLARS year in advance,
at FIFTEEN CENTS week, payable to the carriers.
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February %
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cendiary.
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ETERNAL DISH WAsH1Nas."-We
are not sure that the ladies will thank
us for reproducing the following by
Rev. T. K. Beecher, as 1t may be SIM
ply repeating to them a tIresome truth;
but It will show them that at least one
man appreciates their real condition in
life:
The quiet fidelity with which she
will dlsh.wash her lie away for him
ID a marvel OF endurance and grace.
Just here 10 the servitude or woman
heaYlest-no sooner Ia her work done
than 1t requires to be done again. Man
works up jobs, ends them, and takes
his pay. This pay can be translated
into something else desirable. A man
works all day, and draws pay for his
days work. This pay allures him, as
oats horse, homeward bound. Thus
men work by terms and jobs; and al
though work Is endless as to quantity,
yet when cut up thus into terms and
jobs, we men 60 heartily on our journey
and count our milestones.
2Not SO with our mate. She mends
our socks, and we put onr irresistible
toe upon the darned spot, and she
darns 1t again. "She" washes for the
family, and the family makes haste TO
send back the same garments to be
washed again. "She" puts the room
in order. and we get It ready to be "rId
up" again. The same socks, the same
washing, the same room every time.
She has no successive jobs, no terms,
no pay day, no tally stick OF life. She
washes the same dish three hundred
and sixty.fve-yes, three times three
hundred and sixty.fve times every
year. No wonder she breaks 1t and Is
glad of II! What relief 10 say, "I've
done with that dish ~ t.., -.
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"ChIt Chat on FaShIOns,r

Tan>colored trousers are the last
sweet thing for groomamen,
Married ladies Of forty don't look
we'll In gIrllsh hats.
The belle Of the period fastens her
gloves with diamond studs,
SILK neck:tles, Of varlegated colors,
and nearly the size OF tablecloth, are
considered the hobby thing this season
by fashionable young men.
Four O'Clock In the afternoon IA aaId
hour,
The stove pipe hat will be much worn
this winter.
creased In size.
Snowy neck-tIss, wide and long, are
o neck ahead OF oil other kinds.
A New York chronicle OF fashion
saysi "A somewhat vulgar fashlon OF
exhibiting the BRIDES presents at
wedding receptions is, we are pleased
70 chronicle, rapidly dying out, except
among 'shoddyr people who apparently
cannot live without display and osten.
tation.' And all sensible people will
agree that the sooner the foolish custom
dies and 10 buried the better,
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SENT TO JA1b.-Yesterday the officers
succeeded In eaecting the arrest OF vii.
liam Harris, charged with assault and
battery In two cases. He was brought
before Judge Johnston and had an ex-
animation. The Victims OF Harris
prowess In these instances, were an OH.
Ger, and an old man. In the former
case he was held to bail In the sum OF
three hundred dollars for his appear.
ance ct Circuit Court, and 1Ye hundred
in the latter. He did not succeed In
getting a bondsman, and was commit
ted 10 jail.
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JOSH BILL1Nas' LRorURB LAST NIGHT
About one third Of the seats In Wash
ington Hall were occupied last evening
by an appreclatlve audience, who came
to hear josh Billings lecture on Natral
History. The threatening aspect Of the
clouds doubtless prevented many from
attending who would have otherwise
been present. Theilecture consisted
merely OF the various articles which
have appeared In the newspapers In the
past few months, known as the BILL
llngs papers, Having been read pre-
viOusly by all, or nearly all, who were
present. there were no wild demonstra.
lions OF delight,and the affair passed Oh
rather tamely,
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Observation-Disclosures certifi-
cate Of incorporation was issued from
the Secretary OF States office to Messrs.
B. Hammer, r. g. Barr, Daniel Krel-
ter, II. Renner and Philip Soluble, I'M.
der the name Of the European Ex-
change Office OF B. HAMMER" The ap-
pllcanIs fora charter declare their pur-
pose TO. be the ''selllng Of exchange, and
for transactlng any business necessary
Herewith and combined Herewith"
The principal Office Is to be kept In this
city, and the charter will expire oclo.
Der Z, 1880. One thousand dollars have
been subscribed to the capital stock,
and the privilege to increase II 10 TWEEN
ty.fye thousand asked and granted.
The par value Of the shares Is ten dol
lars. .T.g1.
To show the enterprise Of 'ye local OF
the Register inanews gathering, we
would state that he published the fore.
going three days IN advaaee OF Captain
Pipes action on the application. Where
Is the "joke" now2
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Boy K1LLED.-About 8 o'clock yes
terday evening a stock train ran over
q boy named Jimmy Burns, near the
Belmont Mills, killing him Instantly.
The only person who saw the accident
was one Myer, who was looking at
the train approaching, but did not no.
tice the boy until he saw hlnl under the
train. He picked him up as soon as
the train had passed, but life was ex-
tinct. The boys head and one arm
were nearly severed from the body.
Justice Clohau empanelled a jury,
and verdict Of accidental death was
rendered. ..-
It is supposed that the boy was at
tempting to get on the engine and
made q mls.step, falling under the
wheels.
We arc under obligations 10 Esqr,
olohau for the foregoing particulars.
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POLICE CouRT.-The DRINKS were
1.-TWO best In three" yesterday morning,
In the police court. Albert Newberger
and James B. WIggerton. charged with
being on the streets in a state Of intox.
ication, were fined one dollar each and
costs; Christopher Brakeman, indecent
exposure OF person, was required to
pay dollar to the city treasury, and
several others to the officers for the
violation Of the ordinance made and
provided for such cases. The benzln.
lists failed to llquidate and were sent to
iaI1
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MARSHALL COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT.
This Court Is still In session at
Moundsville, Judge Melvin on the
bench. Thursday last, a case which
has excited some interest in that COM
munity was decided. We refer to that
Of Yarnall Us, M'Fadden. The plaintiff
charged the defendant with traduclne
his character, and laid his damages at
5000. After a full and exhaustive iu.
vestigatlon oithe case, the jury brouEhl
In a verdict for the defendant.
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MUNICIPAL CouRT.-Ths Municipal
Court met at the usual hour, yesterday
morning. The following comprises
the business transacted: sr-
In the case Of Phillips and others Us.
Phillips and others, the demurrer u
theblll was oyerrulsd and rule issued
against the defendants to answer to.
day. ..
odbert Us. Mlller-answer OF defend.
ant filed-exceptlons to answer sus'
tanned and leave granted to file an
amended answer to-day. j a aL'- .
McAfee Us. Franzell-motlon for new
trial overrulsd and Judgment on yer.
dict. 'i ithhEL 81 ~
Adjourned Till 10 O'Clock this morn.
ing, .r..
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WATER PIPE MISUNDERSTANDING
within the past day or two the water
main on Fourth street, between QuIn-
cy and Munroe, bursted. Yesterday,
Superintendent Cummins sent force
OF men and had the damaged pipe re-
paired.
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1RoN-PHosPHoRUs-CALIsAYA.-The three
best TONES, skillfully and elegantly com.
bined in an amber.oolored cordial, beauti-
fully transparent to the eye, pleasant 10 the
taste, acceptable to the stomach, in Caswell,
Hazard q Co.'s Forro-Phosphorated Elixir
OF Colisaya Bark.
Each pint contains one ounce OF Royal
Calisaya Bark, and each teaspoonful con.
taIns one grain OF Iron. samples furnished
free 10 the profession.
CASWELL, HAZARD q CO.,
Sole manufacturers, New York.
Sold by all DrugglstR
ay98-weBa-d6w
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Read Read Read Il
CURE or DYSPEPSIA AND scRoFuLA.

CURE or DYSPEPSIA AND sCRoFULA.
PARKERsBURo,A April 10.
T. II. LOGAN, ESo.-Dear Sir 81 wrote 10
you some time since for bottle or Brent
llngerb Fluid Extract OF SarBapArtlla and
DandellOn, and must say that II has acted
upon me like charm. have been affiict-
Ell for near two years with Dyspepsia; two
thirds OF the time l vomited from one 10
three times day. had given up the idea
OF ever getting well, and Indeed my friends
had given up all hopes Of my ever
getting we'll again. Added 70 this, suffered
with the Scrofula very much. since last
september one side OF my neck was one en-.
tire sore, composed OF some seven running
Sores. The use OF one bottle has much im-
proved me. My stomach Is relieved and my
neck has improved beyond my most SAN
HuIns expectations. ! feel much encouraged,
and think by the use OF one or two bottles
more, shall DO relieved entirely. You win
please send me two bottles by the boat,
Yours, respectfully,
]. W. HOMER.
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ARRIVALS AT THE PENITENTIARY.-
Last evening the accommodation train
coming west over the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad brought three convlcts
to Moundsvllle. Our informant did
not know whether these belonged to
the party which escaped last Sunday,
or were new recruits.
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WALTHAM WATcHEs.-oxtoby &
Dufheld are Agents for the justly cele.
brated Waltham Watches, and have in
store full line OF movements In gold
and silver cases. For particulars OF
watch see Company's advertisement in
another column, and call OF .oxtoby d
Dufeld's and examine stock. Every
watch guaranteed.
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U. s. DISTRICT CoURr.-Two sessions
Of this Court were held yesterday. The
greater part Of the day was spent In
reading the dispositions taken In the
case Of Neville, Woodruff q Co., vs. J,
& ]. Il. Duval. There were between
Eve and six hundred pages In manu-.
script presented, and It had not all been
disposed ofat ave o'clock last evening,
The reading will he resumed this morn.
ing. ~ ''.-s' ~ =, ~ Z. w
Adjourned until 0 o'clock this morn,
Ing. ~ BIZ
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E. BOOKING and Booking & Carroll
have the finest, largest and cheapest
assortment Of Soaps In the city, con>
slstIpg Of about slxty-fve different
kinds. Those In need should call and
examine before purchas Ing elsewhere
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-23

By RENTING, and applying the rents
to the purchase, every one can become
the owner Of a first class Wheeler &
Wilson Sewing Machine. VIM: Sum-
ner q Co., Agents, No. IS Monroe street,
Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-23

EVERY description OF Boots, Shoes
and CATERS for men, women and chill
dren at Louis Bonds, 1O7 Main street,
corner sprigg Alley.