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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-10

IL ptSf' So
waiver in certain cases which were also
rejected.
Mr.. BELL offered the following amend
ments as additional sections of the bill !;
which were agreed to:
l6. Any householder or head of O family
who shall have failed to select and set apart
O homestead and personal property which
he claims to hold rs exempt from levy or
sale, according to the provisions Of the fore
going sections, and who desires to avail him
self of the benefit of the exemptions pro-
vided for in this act against q creditor pro-
ceeding to enforce the lien Of his judgment
or execution, must file un inventory, under
oath, in the court where the judgment, de-
cree, or order, is obtained, or with the Off
Ger holding the execution, Of the whole Of
the real and personal property owned by
him at any time before the sale of the pro-
perry and it shall be the duty Of the COM
missioner acting under such order or de-
cree, or the officer to whom the execution is
directed, to apply forthwith to the Judge of
the county court in which his property is,
who shall appoint three disinterested free
holders of the county or city, which free
holders, after being duly sworn by o pro-
per officer, shall appraise said property at
its cash value.
II. Upon such inventory and appraise-
ment being completed, the said householder
or head Of q family claiming the benefit of
such exemption, or his authorized agent,
may select from such inventory an amount
of such property not exceeding, according
to such appraisement, the amount or value
herein exempted, and the said officer or
creditor may proceed to enforce the lien Of
said judgment or execution upon the resi-
due of said property, free from such claim
for exemption.
Mr.. STUBBs then argued in favor of his
proposed amendments to the 4th section.
Pending the consideration of Mr.. STuBBs's
amendments the House adjourned until II
M. tomorrow.
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Exports for the Week ending June Is.
- FOREIGN.
LIvERPoOL-Per brig Josie A Devereaux-115
bags sea island cotton, 1915 bales upland cotton,
2S bundles palm leaf, 3S tons phosphate, pkgs
beeswaX.
MATANzAs-Per British brig Village Belle-l5a,-
063 feet yellow pine lumber.
MATANZAs-Per schr Dearborn-100, 633 feet
pine lumber.
DOMESTIC.
BosToS-Per schr Montana-a47 bales upland
cotton, 230 bbls spirits turpentne 700 bbls rosin,
72 tons old iron, 66 bales paper stock, $4,000 feet
lumber.
NEW YoRK-Per steamship Champlon-le0 tcs
rice, s04 bales cotton, 1S9 bales yarn, 100 bbls
rosin 154 empty bbls 70 pigs sundries, IL 600 feet
lumber, 2068 bbls vegetables, 1900 crates vegeta.
bles.. 49, Per steamship Tennessee-30 bags sea
island cotton, 702 bales upland cotton, 142 tierces
rice, 227 bales domestics and goods, 555 bbls
rosin, so casks clay, 1405 bbls potatoes, 91 boxes
vegetables, 166 packages and bbls sundries. =.
Per schr w Smlth-81, 900 feet plank and boards,
A bbls spirits turpentine, 175 bbls rosin. 8 bbls
ale, 231 empty ale barrels bbls twine, 2i2 casks
clay, Dbl and box sundrles, bbls rosn oil, 8
packages furniture, 81 tons scrap iron, 10 cases
sweet oil, 3l9 bars iron.
PHILADELPHIA-Per steamship Prometheus-
107 bales cotton, II bales yarn 453 bbs potatoes,
401 bbls rosin. 102 casks rice 81 casks clay, pa
boxes vegetables, 81 car wheels, q pkgs.
BALTIaORE-Per steamship Maryland-100 bales
cotton, 8 tierces rice, III casks clay, 125 tons
old iron A bbls rosin 18 bags ferilizers;B bales
hides 3l3 bbls potatoes, 678 crates beans. Per
brig Mary Rice-200 tons old iron.
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The Charleston Market.

lfFoR THE WEEK ENDING JUNE 1oJ
{ lTns Cnops:eThe progress Of vegetation for the
week lust closed has on the whole been favorable,
with occasional unsatisfactory reports from local
tiles. Frequent rains have taken place In this VI
sInity, some Of the showers being quite heavy
and the amount Of moisture threatens damage II
continued, which with intelligence 1rom other
sections announcing injury nom this source,
causes fear that the crops may suffer much de-
triment unless the rains speedily cease. In the
ses island cotton belt 1t Is estimated that as
whole about two-thirds OF the planting has been
of the long staple description, the balance being
the finer qualities Of short cotton, which should
mature early.
THE Rkcs1prs.-The receipts have taken de-
cided Iessening character, andewere for the week
up to Friday last 1895 bales, against 22441 the
week before, and 1a86s for the corresponding
time the previous season. At New Orleans the
arrivals were $50 bales, in contrast with 1900
bales the year before. The total receipts at the
ports from September /, 1869, up to the latest
mail dates, were 27sS.s7o bales, against 2o7o,lT5
bales the ssason before, showing an increase OF
lsle5 eales Tie arrivals at the principal South
ern centres rom September L, 1862 up to the Ia
feat te,e0raphic dates have been as follows:
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flooring at sl4@15 p n. Bright lumber, good
merchantable, from city mills, cut to size, from
s2o@4 q NJ by the cargo.
FREIGHTs.-To Liverpool, by steam direct
nominal via New York, 7-16d on uplands
l1-16d on sea islands by sail we quote 7-16d
on uplands and I'd on sea islands. To Havre
nominal. Coastwise - to New York, by steam,
kc on uplands and %c on sea islands,
ST. 90 p tierce on rice; by sail, nc on
cotton; - p tierce on rice; 4oc q barrel on
rosin; s7@sS . NJ on lumber; ss@lo p NJ on tim
Der. To Boston, by sail, h@xc Z, ID on upland
cotton. To Providence, So q N on boards, Hc
"A ft on cotton. To Philadelphia, by steam
&c q ID on uplands; by sail, ss@7 q II on boards;
So on timber; So p ton on clay, and ss@a rs on
phosphates. To Baltimore by steam, &c q
B; by sail, SIS p NJ on boards; 50 5o@3 90 2 ton
on phosphate rock. Vessels are in demand by
our merchants to take lumber freights from
Georgetown, S. c., Darien and Satilla River, Ca,
and Jacksonville, Fla, to Northern ports, and
sl1@12 p NJ are rates ON lumber and boards.
ExcHANaE-STERLING BILLs--The rate yester-
day was 23@2315 for so day bills.
DOMESTIC ExCHANGE.-The banks are purchas.
ing sight checks on New York u or; days
X Off; 10 days a of; Is days Il of; 20 days -:
80 days :. They are selling sight checks a. 4
premium.
GoLD.-The brokers were yesterday buying at
12 and selling at 13.
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Markets by Telegraph.

LONDON, June NNoon.-Consols OK. Bonds
go.
LIVERPOOL, June 16-Noon.-Cotton 6rmer; up
lands 1O7Sslokd; Orleans 1OXalo1d; sales 10 600
bales. Red Western wheat 9s 3D.; red winter los.
Flour 23sa23s Cd. Beef Ills.
HAyRE, June l6-Cotton opened with declining
tendency; low mlddlngs If 2oc.
DOMESTIC.
NEW YORK, June 8.-Noon.-Stocks strong.
Money sa5 per cent Sterling, long s1; short
1oE. Gold 1314. Bonds 12n; Tennessee excou-
pons s3H; new 61H; Virginia ex-ccupon IS; new
81; Louisiana skies, old 76H; new 72; Levees,
skies 75s; e!ghts 90; Alabama elghts l0l; tves "a;
Georgia skies ss; sevens 70; Nerth Carolina old
Flour 10c better. Wheat 2a3c better. Corn lc
better. Pork steady; mess $50 rs. Lard 16a1e7sc.
Cotton dull at 21Ha2lHc; sales 400 bales. Tur-
pentine dull at $780, Rosin 81 o21fa2 o5 for strain
ed FreIghts nrm.
Evening.-Cotton dull; sales 1900 bales mid
ding uplands 21;i. Flour 1aao0c better; super
fine State s5 50as5 IS; Southern common to fair
extra S4 50aS775 Wheat ease better; winter RED
and amber western 81 50as1 SO. Corn frmer;
new mixed Western e5asl o3. Pork quiet at
s3OSas3O7l. Lard steady. Whlsley unchanged.
Groceries active and firm. Naval stores quiet.
FreIghts firm; on cotton by sail 5-32d. Money
unchanged. Sterling dull. Gold 13 Govern
ments closed dull. Southerns after some activity
and advance In new North Carolinas to 2555S
closed dali; and Tennessees about 4 OF.
CINiNNATI, June 1G.-Four and corn unchang-
cd. Whlskey unsettled. Provisions nominally
unchanged; nothing doing.
ST. Lor1s, June le.-Flour firm; full superflne
81 25a4 621s. Corn dull and unsettled little do
ing; mixed S6ass. whisIey dull at 81 CO. Pro.
visions dull, jobblng sales. Mess pork $50.
shoulders 13l%c; clear rib sides l6sal6'sc. Lard
l54Sa1Gc
NoRFoLK. June l6.-Cotton dull; low middlings
1876; receipts 70 bales; exports c0asiwlse 100;
stock 1883 bales.
AUGUSTA, June 16.-Cotton quiet and unchang.
ed: sales 3o1 bales; mixed l9a1ohc; receipts rs
bales. There were heavy rams to-day.
SAVANNAH, June lG.-Cotton quiet. Middllngs
21Ac Sales $50 bales; receipts $40; stock 2o62s.
MOBILE, June l6.-Cotton firm, in good demand.
Mddngs l91la90c. Sales 1900 bales; receipts 49,;
exports to Liverpool o5o5; New orleans 274; New
York 526; Boston $751; stock 3l,717.
NEW ORLEANS, June 16-Cotton firm and In
fair demand; middpgs 2o1ta2O14c; sales 23so
bales; net receipts 615 bales; coastwiss IS bales;
total eco bales; exports to Liverpool 2ls4 bales
stock So 32S bales. Sterling 2la2ll. Sight check
q premium. Gold 1875.
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Havana Market.

HAVANA, June l2.-The following were the
prices OF merchandise at the close OF business OH
Saturday:
SuGAR.-All qualities slightly advanced. there
is a large business doing with an improved de-
mand exported during the week from Havana
and MatanZas 69,000 boxes aud $500 hhds, Of
which amount Is. OUU boxes and $500 hhds went
to the United states; stock remaining in the
warehouses Of Havana and Matanzas 100000
boxes, and 90 600 hhds; Nos 10 TO u 1rm at SIla
SEC reals per arrobe; Nos 5.to 20 firm ut 9}aall
reals. Molasses sugar-dull; Nos TO 10, 6Aa7I<
:reals Muscovado sugar-fair to good flrmer,
at 71saSrs. Molasses-Thsre Is an absence OF
business for want OF stock. Freights active;
captains demand higher rates; per box Of sugar
to the United States ST Is; per hid OF sugar to
the United States 81 50a5 so; per hid Of mOlasses
sSa3 SO. Exchange nominal. Lumber steady.
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6perial Netlres.
ms- MORE3PoWER THAN CALOAlEL.

@ MORE2POWER THAN CALOMEL.
HOME EvIDENCE.-AuersrA, Ca, December ],
1s69.-leSsrs Hn,. II. Tut d: Land-GeDts: For
several years past, Ihave been subject to Bilious
attacks, anil alwayS WAS firm believer that there
was no remedy for the complaint but mercury,
until about year and half ago, as an expert
ment, trle;l your Vegetable Liver Pills. and was
agreeably surprised TO ind that they accomplish
ed all the Results anu Mo c besides. Of B!ue Mass
or Calomcl without any Lt t:leic bal effects.
was always Al uni''ii-ver in pafcut Medicines,
but can say this !or y"ur Pills, h;i; since ] COM
mencel using them, have not taken a particle
of Mercur. in any shape, and constfer this .act
an important one, aud one that those who are IN
the habit Of taking Mercury for Bilious diseases
can properly appreciate. cordially recommend
them as the best.Liver Medicine ever introduced.
Yours, &c. E. Il. GRAY,
junlI-1mo No. 240 Broad Street.
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Norfolk Market.

NORFOLK, June 14.-CoTToN.-The trade in the
staple has been tame, dull and unsatisfactory.
The continued large receipts, showing an excess
Of near 5000 bales over last year, has very
depressing effect. The stock on sale here Is l470
bales. The sales Of the week barely exceed 100
bales at 20a20Ac for the very best styles Of strict
for low grades. The market closes dull and
weak.
CoRS-Recelpts for the week about Is, 900 BUSH
els. There has been some irregularity In II.
White 81 08al II; mixed 81 0Sa1 09; yellow 81 Ola
90; closing with very little here, and sale on
private terms supposed at 81 u for prime white.
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List of Shipping
IN THE TORT OF CHARLESTON, JUNE 1G.
Vessels under 100 tons, and steamers coastins
within the State, excepted.
STEAMSHIPS.
Charleston, = tons Berry, at .tdgcr's wharf, for
New York. load!ng-James Adger co.
J w Everman, GyI tons. lIincS!cy, at Brown K
cos wharf, for Philadelphia. loading-W a
COurteuay.
Falcon, GO tons. Horsey at Union wharf, for Bal
timore, loa,ling-l,G z Trenholm. =
Alice II Minott, 1898 tUns, Lowell, al Brown CO.'S
wharf, tvr Liverpool. loading-Street Bros
BARKs.
Village Queen Ilr), Ill tons, McGray, at Mar
sliall's wharf, Tor London, ready-W Roach
'0' BR1Gs.
I.Pye tEr,) 3Tl tons, Walters, al Atlantic wharf,
for Liverpool. loaliug-J Ensow K co.
Village Brl. Iri. Iii tons, Thomas, at Bennett's
wharf, iCr North sile Cuba, loadiag-J ll.Ris.
ley.
Anita spanl - tons. C:iiell, at Erown 4 cos
wharf, for Barcelona, iDang-W + Hail.
SCHOONERs.
NicanOr, III toys. Hannah, at Atlantic wharf.
for 4 Northern Port. waitng--J Ensiow Il
J S Ingraham. $50 tons, Packard, in the Stream.
for New York. loa'iil--J a EnSow Il co:
Lilly. Ill tons, Hughes, NJ Marsha!fs wharf, for
New York. loarling-W Roach Il 60.
David Sr TafsS yad l0s adnsEW ae K Eoac assy aS'r
Adlie Fuller, 2lT tons, henderson, 1T Centri!
wharf. for Northern Por;, ready Eus-
low K co.
Joseph Baxter, = ions Baxter a; Central wharf,
from Baltimore rli-rii;t-I!hg-iii "lHcr CO..
W WOodal - iuiis Gnssei', q; kerr Whi''l'
from Ealtiin"r.. !scharg!ne-Ias!.:. .,
Eliza Potter s S tons, Potter. Ill Central Wnarl.
for PHI alt!phia, luL!ing-R + Baker Co.
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OFFICIAL.

LIST OF LETTERS remaining In the Postofice
at Charleston, for the week ending June 16,
1870, and.printed officially in THE DAILY NEWS,
as the newspaper having the largest circulation
in the City Of Charleston.
H5r Persons calling for Letters Advertised,
should state that they are advertised"
E1r OAice hours from A. N. to 81 P. n. On
Sundays, from So to ga P. NJ.
STANLEY G. TROTT, Postmaster.
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WIImington Market.

WILMINGTON, June 15.-TURPENTINE.-Sa Sales
of ial bbls ut s3 for virgin, 81 SO for yellow dip,
ard 81 SO for hard, per $50 pounds.
SPIRITS Observation-Disclosures steady, with
fair demand. Sales Uf 60 bbs at 3ihc, $50 bbls at
35c and % bbls New Yorkl at 35i4c per gallon.
RosIN.-Sales OF 1928 bbls at 81 SIS for strained
81 50 for No So so, S3a3 so for No l. ST. 26a4 SO
for pale and 81 I5as5 for extra pale.
TAR-0nly 80 bbls received and sold at 81 rs per
barrel.
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Receipts by railroad, june IL.
soUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

225 hales cotton, go bales domestics, so barrels
-four. 10 sacks oil meal, 1s hhts bacon, 80 bbN
naval stores, cars wood. To Railroad Agent, w
C Courtney & co, G II Waller Il co, G " Williams
Mulgan W Courtenay, Bollmann Bros, "
G Whden 6 CO. Schachte & Touhey, Claghorn,
Herring II CO. Frost L Adger, ] Marshall, A Sa-
linas and w Bee CO.
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MARINE NEWS.
EsTON, S. c., JUNE II.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

schr VIM Woodall. Bussell. Batimore-s days.
Corn. To the Master,J Campsen co, anu Bur-
meister & ZerbsI.
Scllr Joseph Baxter, Baxter, Baltimore-lo
days. Corn, OATS &c. To II Baker L. co, & y
Averill l. Son, J Campsen CO, W Smith co,
rens Werner & DucEer, d Aiken 4 CO, Holmes
4 Calder, and z BlOhme.
Steamer Emile. Lewis. Georgetown, c. 80
terces rice e. bags rice nOur, and sundries. To
Shuckelford g. Kelly, Miss Middleton, Thurston
& Iolmes. Klinck, wickenberg co, Fraser Il
Dill Miss A A Ward, J Prlngle & Son, Hail IL
Parker. Terry 4 Nolen, Mrs d E fluger, Tren.
holm, DR. H BoylstOn, and Others.
Steamer Planter, Foster, Peedee River. via
GEORGETOWN S c. % bales upland cotton, $50 bhl5
naval stores, mdse and sundries. To Ravenel d
Holmes. L D Mowry & Son, G. W Witte, J Marshall.
Jr, Frost l. Adger Barden & Parker. S D StOney.
Stoddard co, Wagner M0nsees, apl'
Order.
Steamer Samson, Jones. Beaufort, &c. bales
cotton. 25 packages sundries. To d Aiken X co.
W Gurney. J A Whitman, J Wiley co, and 9th
ers. Towed the steamerFPilot Boy from North
Edisto Inlet "
Steamer Pilot Boy, White, Edisto, DC. To ] y
Aiken 4 co. Was towcd here disabled w stealuer
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Schr S Ingraham, Packard, New iUlk-J
Ensow 4 co.
Schr Adhie Fuller, Henderson, Holmes Hole,
Mass EnsOw & co.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Brig Mary Rice, Pratt. Baltimore.
Scllr W Smith, ToOker, New York.
Schr Dearborn, Peters, MatanZas.
FROM THIS PORT.
Schr & Everman, Corson, Jacksonville, June
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Exports.

Schr Lilly. Hughes New York-W Roach i CO..
New YoRK-Per schf Llly-l07, 900 feet lumber
and boards, 537 bbs rosin l52 casks clay, 20 bhls
whlskey, 100 empty barrels &c.....Per schr S
Ingraham-ol2, 600 feet timber.
HOLMES HOLE, MASs-Per schr Adde Fuller
$50 tons phosphate rock.
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A8- Persons deposting letters in tile Postotice.
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 let.
ter cannot be mailed, but will be sent to tho Dead
Letter Ofllce.
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Passengers.

Per steamer Emile. from Georgetown. &c
Col A H Locke, Gov Aiken, Col B Wilson, John
Sullivan, II l. Farley, Congdon and wife Mrs
Baker, two children and nurse, A II Petsch, Miss
Osteen, Miss DOar, C w Munnerlyn. l. Ellis, wife
and servant, Mrs R Congdon and nurse Dr F
Frost, and deck.
Per steamer Samson, from Beaufort, &c-L W
Wells, Mr. Dupong, A Whitman, lady and child,
I'D Alderman. aud Miss Townsend.
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@BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.-THIS,
SPLENDID HAIR DYE is the best in the wotld--
harmless, reliable, instantaneous, does not con-
tain lead, nor any pttaltc poison to produce par
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preparations boasing virtues they do not possess.
The genuine ". A. BACHELORS HAIR DYE
has had thirty years. untarnished reputation TO
uphold its integrity as the only perfect Hair Dye
Black or Brown. Sold by all Druggists. Applied
at No. l6 Bond street, New York.
nov26 fmw1yr
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Total. al....."................. l5S3, 4o4 l,9S22S
Excess in visible supply., l51,16T
Stock Of cotton held by Manchester spinners at
the mills now $4,000 bales, same time 1869, 5000
hales. MIddlings uplands now 1o31 1@1o1sd, then
a1kd.
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NoTE.-we have deducted from New Orleans
50, ass bales uplands, from Mobile 900 bales, from
Savannah e4s4 bags sea island and Il bales up.
land and from Charleston 4o45 bags sea Island and
I5s bales upland-the quantities received Mt those
ports from Mobile, Florida. Texas a'ss Savannah.
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junlI-lmo
nsWANT OF vITALITY.-SOME

~WANT OF VTTALITY.-SOME L.
TINES there is lack Of vitality in large and ap-
parently well-developed frames. Herculean sim
ews and muscles are not always indicative Of
stamina and constitutional vigor in their possess
sor. Health depends more upon the condition Of
the stomach, the liver and the bowels, than upon
the breadth OF the shoulders or Ale size OF loose
levers and pulleys Of the system in which strength
Is supposed to reside. All this grand animal ma
ehinery is Of tsell no protective against sickness
and decay. Easy anu perfect digestion, regular
and healthy secrelIons, uncontaminated blood,
and regular discharge Of the waste matter Of
the body through the intestincs, the kidneys and
the pores, are the most potent safeguards against
disease, the best guarantees OF longevity. Topro-
mote these objects is the great end and purpose
OF HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BlTTERS. The In
gradients of which the Great Tonic and Altera-
tive is composed are taken solely from the vege-'
table kingdom, and their medicinal virtues are
not counterbaanced by the acid ard poisonous
elements which exist, more or less, in oil the,
powerful mineral drugs. Sufferers from ndlges-
tlon, blliousness intermittent fevers, nervous de-
biity or constipation, not only find immediate re-
lief from the use OF this agreeable stImulant and
invigoraDt, but become conscious, as time wears
on OF an increase Of constitutional elasticity and
vital force. Labor and exposure no longer pro-
duce the same effect upon them as heretofore,
and they feel as If they had acquired new hold
on life, new reserve OF physical and mental en-
ergy. This has been the experience OF thousands
Of both sexes, and every day adds to the mass Of
confrmatory testimony. At this season Of the
year. when the temperature and state OF the at
mospEere exercise peculiarly depressing iuhu-
ence over the minds and bodies OF inyallds,
HoSTETTER'S BITTERS is the only tonic upon
which the debrtated can reyfor swift and per-
manent restoration. junlT-D8C6
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@1HAvEUsED DR.; sIsioNss LIVER,
REGULATOR in my family for dyspepsia and
sick headache, and regard 1t as an invaluable
remedy in these attacks. 1t has notlaied to give.
relief in'any instance.
REV. ". F. EASTERLING,
iunlf-1 Florida Conference.
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Gptels.
MOL MBlA II 0 T E L,
COLUMBIA, S. c.,
wM.a .aGORMAN, PROPRIETOR. (

The Proprietors of this pleasantly located and
elegantly furnished Establishment at the State
Capital cdesre to inform the travelling pubic and
others seeking accommodations. that tile "CO.
LUMBIAn IL in every respect nrst-class Hotel,
unsurpassed by any in the State or the United
States Situated in the business centre OF the
city. with fine large airy. rooms, and table sup
nIied with every tlelicacy of the season, both from
New York and Charleston markets, the Proprte-
tors pledge themselves t!at no Efforts will be
spared TO give perfect satisfaction in every re.
frst.class Livery Stable is attached TO the
Hotel, where vehicles of every description can be
had at the shortest notice.
Omnihuses attend the arrival AMI departure OF
every Train and passengers are carried to and
FROM the Hotel FREE Of CHANGE.
WM. GORMAN.
Iyfm
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The supplies received at the main Southern con
tres from June to June Is, 1870, as reported
by telegraph, has been as follows. This In.
cludes all points but North Carolina and over
land:
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aY LIPPMAN'S GREAT GERMAN BIT
TIERS, the most delightful and effective In the
world
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wLIPPMAN's GREAT GERMAN BIT
TIERS. nm old German Tonic.
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nS- MANHOOD AND WOMANHOOD.
Essays for young men, on the passonai attrac-
tion OF the sexes, and the happiness OF TRUE
MARRIAGE, when perfect manhood and perfect
womanhool unite to consecrate the union. Sent
free, In sealed envelopes. Address, HOWARD
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