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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-13
THE ASTONISHING
DTSTNFECTANT. N T.

DISIN T F. G. T A N T.
EMORY COLLEGE, OXFORD. GA. December 2s. 1ses
Prof IAsBx Dear p ss aaee nH Gnties Of tne
Medica pr,iesslon am cDly suptrhcalh acqualnt-
ed with the cia'ms ef your Propbylaciic FIuid Dur
am well acquainted with Its chemical eirn EMS
While Therefore, ! annot speak exper1mentally OF
the value OF tpe compound Net the dIsinfectng and
tbera cutie rop rites OF the agents em Dyed IN Its
c. N 'otIticn, together With tie well known reputa-
ton II ts d,scoverer, as Chemist authorize me 10
regard its merit as OF hiah order; ON the whole 1t
must be ron.loered rs ysluaole contrl'uson " tue
class OF articles 10 which II beltnge
These views. nay udd. are sustained by the testi.
mo"y OF many m;eteni judges who Lave tested
It's pIopeltjes Believe Inc, dear sir.
Yours. respectfully,
a. MANS, Il. D., LII. u.
CURES BURNS. WOUNDS ST1SGS, &c.
ALABAMA INsANE HOSPITAL.
Tus,ALoosA December % 1868 !
Neesrs Joun D.pBY l. Co, No. lG0 Wlilil m-street
New York:
Gel acn,.n-I received your circn'ars of the Il tn
instant. u krs un expression o. opinion from me a.
TO the merits Of YOUR ProI hy,actle Fiu o. 'ne pre-
paratIon has hetn SD neralll USED by the prolts-
eion and pubic oil large. and so universally es'eem-
cd that it seems to me 10 need DO furller recon-
mendahon.
As dhinfec,ant and rtmelial agent TOO Wnen ~
dcat d. II is Lot exceIl b, any simlar preparation
Weuse permeauoanic prepa' alions very extensively
In this h sptal, and eou not do WITHOUT them: l
consider ynu.s tie best and most elegant p1epara-
ton OF the kind manufactured.
Respectfully yours, &c ,,o, u
CRlCE, N. D.,
sup't and Ibysican Alabama Insane Hospital.
DUWIE & NOISE,
WaoLE>ALe DRUGGISTS,
May 25 tutbssmos Agents for South Carolina.
GOL D G N E,
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n l. D N E,
SUPERIOR TO TIE BEST IMPORTED CO
! OG e WATER. Manufactured a..d sold wholesale
.ro retoy. h- Dr. 81. B,kR.
June 2l No. 131 Meeting Street
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YER AND AGU e.

FROM WEIGH MANKIND SUFFER
over q large part Of the globe. is the
consequence of diseased action In
the system, induced py the poison
} aus missm oil vegetable decay. This
exhalahon Is evolved hy the action
Of solar heat on wet soil, and rises
NTH ,ha uataru vaf10r 4, nm It
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CONVECTION, Ga, July 8, 1851.

DR.: prophiL-Haying used your Liver Medicine
for more than year In my family, cheerfuly 10
commend It to an persons suffering fron Liver AZ
fections. Dyspepsia or Indigestion In any form.
also recommend your Dysentery Cordial e t4e best
remedy for that disease. o. ]. RodERs.
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@ariut Nfps.

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Port of Charleston. July 13.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-20

THE Gettysburg boarding. houses and no.
tells are fast filling up In anticipation OF the
attendance Of the generals Of both armies at
the indication OF the battlefield, commenc-
ing next week. A recent interview with
General Lee leads to the belief that he will
eventually attend, not that he wholly np-
proves OF the measure, but that regarding
the meeting as a forcgone conclusion, he
thinks It due 10 the men he commanded to
be present at the work, which will assume
an historic character, and because ho desires
TO avoid tho misconstructiou which would
be placed upon his refusal To attend by the
enemies Of reconstruction and reunion. II
Is proposed to close the labors Of the gone
rails by grand ball, In which tho beauty
and fashion Of the principal cities will parti-
cipate.
vIos PRESIDENT CoLrAx, Senator Stew
art, and DR.. Linderman, Of the Philadelphia
Boutwell, 10 allow the transfer OF several
million dollars from the sub-trcasury at San
Francisco, tho amount being replaced by the
sub.trensury at New York, as a relief Of the
present strlngency In the money market,
but have received no answer. II has since
trausplrcd that the Secretary has permitted
one arm 70 draw funds from the Sau Fran.
cisco sub-trcaansy, end thus take advantage
Of the public necessity. Ths action Of the
Secretary q denounced BY the picss, and
creates Indignation In the entire commu.
nifty. The steamer Golden City sailed for
banana on "wednesday with $2sO,0oo in
treasure.
IT Is reported at Rochester, on good au'
thority, that go, 900 Of the money stolen
from the American Merchants Union Ex-
press Company, near Albany, a few days
since, was found on Monday last secrctcd In
q barn by tho railroad track near Newark,
Wayne county. One Of the boys who made
the discovery Is named Kelly.
The London Times Of yesterday had an
| editorial on tho forthcoming international
| hard work, as the time made was not So
| good as formerly, and the men seemed much
more fatigucd than on other occasions.
Gov. HOFFMAN, Gen. Meade and othcl
celebrities will be present at tho ball at the
Continental Hotel, Long Branch, on Friday
| evening. Invitations have been sent to the
President, Generals Sherman, Sheridan and
| others.
A DISPATCH from Bombay says The RI
NOR OF an attempt to assassinate Shore Al
Is false. It Is reported that the city OF Hcra
Is captured.
THE minimum rate of discount OF tn,
Bank Of England has been reduced to 21.
per cent.
Four ships cleared from San FraIcisc,
for Liverpool on Tuesday with 1884, 900 sack
Of wheat.
John G. Breckenridge has settled down q
Lexington, KY, TO practice law, and alread!
has some business.
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occasion 10 make some severe reflections
upon the material encouragement given by
wealthy Germans Of America 70 their literary
patriots. Commenting on the recent unfor-
innate death Of Heinrich CRUDE, q German
Of literary character OF considerable proml-
ncncc, the Votks Zeifupo says "Grubc, like
many others Of his class, spent his life In
constant struggle TO secure tho necessaries
Of life aud TO rise above q condition which
was rcpugnant TO his Ideal. lie was 1T
type Of that class Of literary martyrs who, 10
country, are never beyond want" While the
dead should DO left 10 their rest, the Vsiks
Zsifung thinks that tho Germans Of America
have fearful responsibility In this death.
In their restless zeal for money, the Ger
mans forget and neglect the men who arc
the faithful representatives OF their highest
ideal intercsts-they should DO held strictly
accountable. Poor CRUDE lies by the rail-
road track, and Il Is hardly known whether
the Germans Of Philadelphia or New York
will bury tho poor sufferer. He died as did
Berangcr, neglected and scarcely mourncd.
And many have preceded them In similar
way, without having apparently taught tho
Germans OF this country that such a death
Ia q condemnation, aud every grave-stone Of
such an one q monument to their shame.
Not long since Obhausen went to his long
home; Christian Essclon died In the saddcst
manner; Gabbain, editor Of the New Orleans
DsSfsk Zsitsng, the bravo hero Of Dueppeler
shantxc, succombed to the yellow fever at
New Orleans.
Wenxei, one OF the founders Of the West.
lieh Post, had the good luck to fall at Shi-
lob. wicsuer died In New York, and Hill
gacrtncr, Domschke and Seyboldt have
gone, and the Germans do not seem to feel
their loss. In short, Notwithstanding their
large wealth, the Germans Of America do
less for intellectual progress and Its pioneers
than the smallest sect In the land for Its
costly churches or Its well.fed priests. The
latter, an "caslly living flesh" that they are,
live pleasant, cloudless lives, while the
literary pruletdridl Of the German "in-
Hdels" scarce know where to lay their heads.
Yet the Germans keep their dollars in their
pockets, thanking the Lord meanwhile that
thcy are not like the Phnrisecs. Thus the
81. Louis Voik Zsitung-also the New York
German journals-contained recently COM
munication from an eminent German TO the
German citizens OF the metropolis, urging
them to unite to promote the intellectual
interests OF the Germans In this country.
As this communication probably cmbodies
W views OF the large masses OF the non.in-
telligcnt Germans, Twill make room for 1t In
my next communication. joins KRAus.
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GOVERNMENT SALE.

CONVENIENT SALE.
HkADq'Rs FIRsr MiLrARr DIsTsIor.)
OEIIcE CuIEy QuA1TkRnAsTLh' Z
RIoHsoEp, VA. Jul, ~. bs9l
The under'ignod will sell at public suction. A.
the QuartsrtnAstsr's Cnrratl RE Rockets, hieh-
Ipond, Virsinia, c Jmmeneing at 70 o'clock q. In,
on MONDAY. th. 10 day q Ans, ln 1859
rIFrT THREE MUl,Es.
In hus order, And-hayins beon re served from pre-
ecdieg salss,2f superi9r qualify. 70 Do SOFA only
Terms: Cash 10 United States currency on me
day Of sale, and a deposits Of ten peu cent on the
The animals must be removed IN the day OF
sale. 49,, v,,,
States Army. ]. O., CHI ANDLbk;,
ousrtsrmasterls t Military District. jy23 o.
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The WASHINGTON CITY DIsPESsARY
northwest corner Of seventh and NJ streets,
conducted by Drs. l.. NJ. Taylor and T.. W.
Latimer, has proved perfect success. Medi-
cal advice and surgical operations free Of
charge to the poor. Oflce hours from . to
10 a. m. and 5to ~. m. Prescriptions care
fully compounded.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-20

The attention Of market dealers Is called
70 the notice published In another column Of
the sale Of all stands, &C., that are not paid
for at their appraised value before the 3lst
inst. Butchers owning or occupying stands
or stalls will be required to produce their
licenses on or before that date.
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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-20

The HAPPY TwkLvE.-h special dispatch,
received by Especial messenger reached
here at II o'clock last night with the cheering
intelligence that the "Happy Twelve" leave
Piney Point at early morn for this port. The
Happies are reported in excellent health and
sDirita
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-20

SCAN. Move hear II stated that gay
Lothario, who sported pair OF huge black
whiskers In the Treasury Department, and
whose wife sued recently for divorce, has
len the city, rumor says, at the invitation OF
buxom divorced lady, to take a trip to
California. II Is melancholy 10 reflect on
the fact that family ties and correspond
Ing duties sit so loosely on so many persons
at the present day.
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saatiuual @epnblifau


rRIpAr NoRNiso;ii.i'ii;';;,iAuousr %. isde
srPtnsos. LxAviSo rHr oirr for the souatry
ar The watering places can have the DAHL ma
I,o,aL RHrrBLioAs mailed regularly 70 tnom By
leaving their names and address at TIL. once.
Terms any osuts per month.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-20

THE Liquor Dealers Association hold
special meeting at Trades Union Hall on
Monday afternoon next, at 4 o'clock.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-20

CUTTERS BRIDGED.-Mr. Bills, superin-
tendcnt Of sewers and carrisgcways, Is hay
ing the deep cutters bridged In the following
manner; He takes IA SKI scantling, about Il
feet long, and bolted together with stout iron
rods. These are laid across the CUTTERS aud
the cobble stones paved up 10 them.
Whether or not this temporary arrangement
by raising and tagging the cutters remaIni
TO be seen,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-20

SURGICAL oPERATIoS.-Yesterday morn
ing DR.. Draper, assisted by Drs. William
Lee and Drinkard, performed very nice
surgical operation for strangulated hernia
upon John Washington, colored man, re-
siding on Twenty first street, near II. The
operation was completely successful, and the
patient Is doing very well.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-20

SEWER CONTRACT AwARDED.-The con-
tract for the construction OF a sewer In
Twelfth street, from Pennsylvania avenue to
Massachusetts avenue, has been awarded to
Mr.. NJ. @. Reynolds, who has commenced
the work, and from the progress made
already, he promises to "put 1t through
speedlly,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-20
MULES sYp qUARrERxAsrIR's STORES

DEror QrARrERsAsTrRsOyxlcE
wAsniSoros, ID. O., July y: !6
Will DO sold, at public auction, 90 frid.y. hu-
gust %, comiseneing Al 10 a. M. nj AImory square,
on seventh street, under the superNslon q Captain
d. y. Thomas, u. K, . quantuy OF o1Arter-
matter . stores, consisting In part OF
y Warses ID 600 lbs asst. Iron, new,
"A Males 400 lbs Cut Nails, new,
lTwo.hois, Wagons, 4,OOO feet Iron Pipe,
gfouT-borse waTous, 1850 Old Horse shoer.
YAmbuiances, $50 lbs. Rope,
6CATts. ~ Desks.
10 Iron Bsdstcads. los sets Harness, asst,
St Fire Bhekr, Uyds uoeon nhhnkt
Espseiai Attention Is called to this choice lot Of
Muies, as Of VERY superior quality.
Terms; Cash on day OF sale,
~ order Of the ouSrtorInaste, 0spsrssii
p.pulv Qaarterma altar Oeuaral Brsyst Brig. 0en,,
TSk .iy2a.st
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ARREST or A THIEF.-On Wednesday Of
fcer Acton, OF the Sixth precinct, arrested
Willis Minor for the then Of lot Of cutlery
from the store Of Mr.. Charles Fisher. The
theft was committed some months ago, and
the ofilcer has been hard at work getting the
"dots" on the thief, whom he finally sue
ceeded In catching together with the stolen
property. Minor was fully com mittcd by
Justice Harper.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-20

WE BUY OUR CLOTHING at Oak Hall, 400
Seventh street, opposite Post Office.
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We BUY Our CLOTHING at Oak Hall, AGO
Seventh street, opposite Post Office.
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nv COOPER !. LAE,sS MN, z !. AsrSs g.,
Government Sales.
GALS OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS. so.

GALS OF CONVENIENT BUILDINGS &C.
oyyion ass'L Aeo,rIse Asp Di.s'sa 2,,issn'
BpRsAu or REY. FREEp. AsD hnLbnrrs'
wAsn'soroS. D. c., July =. icy n N
BY dirce,iea q Brsvet haSr me ,i.,nna, Mi
he sold by bubble auction, at Csmpbeli h9spiui'
Boundary, near Seventh street. on MoNphi'
August 20, 1s0a, at II noon,
~ Your Frame BuildinHa.
C0j Ten Barracks.
III Ono Stable.
III One Dead. House.
III Oae rire-plug. Ia.
Water Pipe, lunaor ground ,-,
Terms Of sales Cssh =. BhoWE.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-20

FRIENDSHIP LoDGE No. l2, intend giving
q picnic on the LIST Of September.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-20

TRAVEL OVER TuR AQUEnucT.-Tho fol.
lowing figures show the increase In the
travel over the Aqueduct bridge, George
town: In January, 1860, only 6,S37 foot pas.
sengers crossed In June, 1899, %, oe9 passed
driven over II, and In June 1859.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-20

A DISCUSSION has arisen iu Portland, Me-,
as to the propriety Of running horse-cars on
Sunday. Colonel Kicker, the superintend-
ent, in replying to one Of the correspondents
who oppose the practice, intimates his pur-
that while he holds his present position he Is
not to be swayed from his duty "by any
sepulchral can't"
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-20

We Bbf OUR CLOTHING at Oak Hall, 400
Seventh street, opposite Post Office.
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y WAsHiSIrOE. b. O. July 0, 1850
ON the petition u JANgsM Cook, 81 Boston,
Mass, praying for the extension Of \ patent
granted to him on the 18th day u October. so,
iuTan Improvement iu Dust De1GctUTs for Wiu-
dnwr Of Railroad Cara:
u |. ordered that said petition be heard at THE
once the nth day OF September next. Any reT'
sou msy oppose this ext0ps lon, oldecunns, do
positions, aud other papsTs should be- hlcd In THE
once twenty DAYS before the lay OF hearing.
SAMUEL 4, flhhER,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-20

DIsrRIcr OouRT-Judge Fiiher pro ten This
court msde the following orders yesterday!
SUIT AaAINsr 4 STEAMER.
United States VS.. steamer WAwaset. Order
to Issue warrant for seizure OF steamer for Al.
legged violation OF United States revenue laws
The charge In this case 10 that the steamer
transported an empty cssk or casks from
which the original revenue stamps had not
been removed. The officers Of these bosis have
been unusu,ily yigilsnt In taking are, rs far as
possible, to comply with the revenue law In
all respects.
Adjourned,
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We BUY OUR CLOTHING at Oak Hall, 400
Seventh street, opposite Post once.
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ISHUMASITY.-We made mention ycster-
day Of tran Of 81 cars loaded with cattle
having reached this city on Tuesday en-
route to Baltimore. We are credibly In.
formed that the cattle were brought all the
way from Lynchburg, Va, without mouth.
ful OF water to slake their thirst. If we had
a Bergh and a society for the prevention Of
cruelty TO animals, oh! wouldn't they be
after the parties In whose charge they were
for their gross nhtfiHaBityf---
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We BUY oUR CLoTuISG at Oak Hall, 400
Seventh street, opposite Post Office. \
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EquirY OouRr-Jaigs risher.-This court
made the following orders yesterday;
Gross vs.. Cross Order to notify absent dc.
fendant by advertise ment.
In the matter Of ]. q. B,rtlett's estate, or
der CONFIRMING proceedings Of Orphans Court.
Pierce ct Al. vs.. Hslbert ct al. Order for
IN sl ratification OF trustees sale.
whelsn ct Al. vs.. James ct al. Order trking
bill for confessed and for leave TO take tcsti.
mony.
In the IN sitter OF the alleged bankruptcy OF
VIM. J. Brctts sons. Order for the arrest Of
the person AMI property of Brett, followed By
an order some time later rovoking previous
order.
ANOTHER DIVORCE CASE.
M,rths NJ. Collins vs.. VIM. Collins. The
wife In this case sues for \ divorce, alleging
that she was married In 1850. In this city. by
Rev. l.. Morgan, her IN ,ilen name being Rob
inson. She charges her husband with atriking
her and with committing adultery with Kate
Tyler, In = brick house On Massachusetts ave.
nue., between Ninth and Tenth streets, on the
goth OF April, 1905, and that he also committe ed
sduliery with q woman named Harriet Burke.
she prsys, therefore, for decree OF divorce
from the bonds Of mstrimony. Judge Fisher
made an order pro fchso rgatnst the defend
ant, who does not appear, and granted leave
to take testimony.
Adjourned,
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The ANNAPOLIS JUNCTION CAMP.MEET.
TSG.-A very large number Of our citizens
LEFT yesterday for the camp-meetlng near
Annapolis Junction. The exercises at the
camp commenced under very favorable
auspices. A tremendous crowd Is expected
TO be present on Sunday,
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We BUY OUR CLOTHING at Oak Hall, AGO
seventh street, opposite Post Office.
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The Lone BRIDOE.-We are authorized to
state that the repairs on the Long bridge
will be completed to-day, and the bridge will
be open for travel on Saturday morning.
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auction Sales.

nv CoopNuR . L.THaE., tSs'i9nosn.
s0n'hTs. .y. sSIn: :.r, s,~ Ones bull ding
ApxISrsrRArosS SStiI hJhs o. ousshoLO
orueoAv swn,TtiN0, Ausss n, 1880. At
y tsas, N On, kus,oa Reo ms. we shall
soil the follo v,ss rursisNNiev Nov.
Rnreaus Tablss and ChAi w.
iot Pietures, Lot Clothes,
R.ss.aa RiisInf s:JoshsP, I AMP, Isn,
COOPER II TiMkR,
oo" Al aetioueers.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-20

POLICE RECoHDs.-Thc returns at police
headquarters yesterday Of lieutenants on the
force, from the various precincts, were quite
meagre, the dockets showing only the usual
rayages on "morallty" produced by king
alchOhol.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-20

NEW FIRE ALARM STArIoS.-The new
police station-house Of the Sixth precinct
has been fixed as fire alarm box, aud will
hereafter be known as box So. The house
is located at the intersection Of New York
avenue, X and Ninth streets.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-20

We MADE a typographical mistake In the
name Of the owner of the rare old English
engraving, cater Sir Benz. Vests cele-
brated painting Of Erasistratus discovering
the love Of Antiochus for Stratonicc,) Il
should have been DR.. Darby.
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Stoves, Etc .

NJ o . I'm q q L ORY fIRE.
PLACE II EATE
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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-20

GOVERNMENT WAGONS AT PUBLIC SALE.
wAsmikdros. d. C., August ., ls@
viii be sold At public auction 10 M, S,y a.
DAY, the 5lsl day Of August, at 10 o'clock, kiui,
TEEN WAGONS, now nud In superior order and
Terms cash Ia Government funds. Wagons to DO
'e"0'ea VI WHY oHAs. SWITZERLAND,
Assistant Mediesi Purveyor. Brsvet Col. u.s.A.