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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-07-15
Of september lses to the latest telesraphlc intel

The receipts Of cotton at the principal South.
ern markets from July to July Is, 1870, as re.
ported by telegraph, were as follows. This In
c,naes ali points but North Carolina and over.
land:
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ORASeEBuRe, S. c., June 4, 1870.
HEssRs L1rPMAN BRO:
Inciosed find $780, send rs more OF your Bltters;
they are taking well.
Yours, nc. r. Il. W. BR1cGMAN 4 co.
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NashyIIIe Market,

NASHVILLE, July ll-CoTToN.-The market
was weaker today. We quote as follows: In
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MATHEWS El-rF, S. c., June 2, 1870.
MEssRs. LlPPMAN d BRO:
Inclusetl please find money for ope case OF your
German Bit.ers Persons who have bought them
from me EXPRESS having been greatly benented
by their use. Yours, &C.,
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EoR NEW YoRk-oN WEDNESDAY.

Tho fast screw steamship "AsHLANp," Crow.
eIl. Comrnander. will sail Tor New York on WE'D
NEspAY. July GOTH at o'clock P. NJ, from PIER
No. Q UNION WEARvEs.
The ASHLAND VIII CONNECT with the Liverpool
Steamship COLORADO. Of Messra WILLIAMS q
GuIoS,s LINE. sailing July q.
Insurance by tile Steamships OF this line n PEI
cent.
The Steamship CATHARINE " HITTING. Howes
Commander win SAL on The following WBDNEs-
DAY, July o. at 6 O'Clock P. n.
For Erelgnt engagements only, apply 10 WAG-
MEX, uUGER h Co.. No. 2e Broad street, or 10
WIN. A CoUETENAY, 70. Union WharVes.
july1i
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F E NJ A E s

VIII npd LlPpMAN,S GREAT GERMAN BTTrERS
the hes, ionic known for the diseases to which
they are generally subject. and where gentle
stinlulRnt IS recommended.
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Chipping.

EOR PHILA DE L P II A.
The AL American Tern WM. s. HILLES, Ia
cargo engaged, will sail with dispatch for the
above.named port. For Freight engagements
apply to J. A. ENSLOW d CO.,
iulyll No. 14l East Bay.
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Comparative Exports OF Cotton and Rice
from the Port OF Charleston, from Sep.
tember 1, 1869, to July II, 1870.
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nnAFc1A1 AND coMMERcIA1.
IA. cn.rl..,on stook and Bond Market.

xARxx, VALUE OF THE srocKs BONDS AND OTHER
cHEFCU1rrIss CALLED At TIE CHARLESTON STOCK
y HoARp. FoR TIE WEEK RNpNa JULY IL, 1870
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LIFE AND TONrINE ASSURANCE COMPAN
OF THE sou It H,


WIN. McBURNEY, President.
E. P. ALEXANDER, Yice-President and Actuary.
J. F. GlLMER. Vice. President resident In Georgia.
e. NYE HUTCHINSON, Tice.President, resident in
North Carolina.
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AS A rEEyEsTiyE FOR cuiLLs AND FEVER
AND MALARlOUs DISEASES GENERALLY.
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GEORGE r.. EOG;S, Secretary.
JOHN I. bARBY. NJ. d., Medical Adviser
AUGUSTINE T. SMYTHE, Solicitor.
JAMES CONNER, Counsel.
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Passengers.
Per steamer Emile. from Georgetown. &c
Miss Allston, Voss, Patat. W Hamilton:
E Gregg, r j Middleton and wife, Pringle, Mrs
Pripgle, Miss Prlngle, Farris, Mrs Lance, ] z
McCants, Miss Hamilton, and deck.
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in sight Of 24s,ooe bales, as compared with the
same date OF 1859.
Bombay shipments, by special kilograms from
FInlsy, Clark b Co:
Ct. Brit. tic Cont. Ct. iSsi; Brit. Cont.
Exports I'd July
to sth July, in
ported. .s4, GOO 10000 17s2sS 1e2s54
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River News.


The river has been rising slowly during
the pnsl two or three days, and last even
ing the marks indicated fourteen feet i'll
the channel Indications at the present
writing favor rain.
The repairs on the machinery Of the
IIOpcllaving been completed, she resumed
her place in the MatNmOras trade, ycster-
day morning. The RcCs lns'iWcm having
it all her own way during Tue Inst Two
weeks, between this city and that point.
The rc.entrancc Of the Hope will make the
competition once more briskand sharp
The r. r. Hudson will arrive to-day
from Cincinnati. She is advertised to re-
turn tomorrow at 3 7. NJ. Our people
need not he informed Of the safety and
punctmlity of the Hudson, nor Of tho
careful ind gentlcmanly characteristics Of
her officers from the highest TO the lowest.
The st. Marys will be found nj the
landing this morning. She was advertis-
ed TO leave Pittsburgh last evening, and as
Capt. Sweeney is always on time, We have
no hesitancy in making the assertion We
do in the preceding sentence. The St.
Marys isbound for St. Louis and the Mis-
souri, river. Parties going west will find
this a splendid opportunity to 90 through
without transfer With Capt. s. OH the
rOol and Morris Dorsey in the Office, pas
sengcrs have a sufficient guaranty that
their comfort will be closely studied; and
shippers, that their freight will he pInctu-
ally and safely delivered.
Several tows Of coal passed down since
our last report.
The Red Wing, II new packet built NJ
Pittsburgh for the Northern Transporta-
ton Company, will leave here for st. Paul
direct, Sunday morning. She is repre-
senlcl tobc q flrSt-class passenger packet,
and is commanded by polite ahd cOurtc-
ons officers. ALOng. on Monroe street, is
the agent ofthc Red Wing, and will lake
great pleasure in giving full information.
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ANornEn KEnosENE Honnon-W

ANOTHER KERoSENR HoRRoR-Wed-
ncstlay evening abont six O'Clock, the
town Of West Liberty, in This county,
was tho scene Of one Of those kerosene
horror which have become 30 frequent
all over the country, At the hour named
a daughter Of George 4. Riggs, about ten
or twelve years old, was engaged in
kindliug n fire in the cooking stove, and
In order 10 make the fuel ignite more
readily, she took the can containing kerQ-
Sene and commenced pouring its contents
On the fire. The flame ran up the de-
scCnding stream, and an explosion, re.
scmhling the discharge Of a cannon, in.
stantly followed. In q moment the unfor.
lunatc girl was envclOped in flames, She
ran out into tho street, and by her shrleks
attracted the attention Of two or three
persons who happened to be near. They
rushed 10 her rescue, and IN attempting to
cxtinguish the flames their hands were
pretty severely burned. In two or three
minutes the girls clothing was entirely
consumed. Her suferlngS were Uxcruci-
ating. The cuticlc Of the upper portion
Of her body hung in slrCds, while several
large and deep burns werr found on the
lower limbs. She was living yesterday
morning WHOM our informant leit, but no
hopes were entertained Of her recovery.
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P0McE COURT.-Thc following cases
were disposed of in this Court, yesterday
morning: James Daley, drunk, one dol.
lar and costs; Michael Shccke, leaving Ills
horse unhltchcd on the street, five dollars
and costs; William McKensie, aggravated
drunk, three dollars and costs ''a
Daley did not have the stamps TO liqui-
date and was sent to the cLain.gang for
five days; the other parties, We believe,
paid their assessments. The punishment
Of Shcrkc was mild, when The nature Of
his offence is considered. Most Of tho
runawNys in the city arise from tho neglect
Of which he was guilty. But in this In
stance, We are told, the offender was re,
monstrated with by au officer, and yet he
chose to violate the ordinance made and
provided for such caScS. We trust the
example made will not he lost on Others
who drive horses about Our streets.
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THE Rice Divorce Suit for ftuud in ago,
Is causing great excitOmcntin Boston. 1t
should warn young men not to marry in
haste. Rice is hut 90, his bride 81. He
swears that sho made him believe she was
but his own age, by using Magnolia Balm
upon her face, neck and hands. Poor
youth. He probably found her elbows
weren't quite so son and pretty. Ought
Hagan to hcindictcdI Weknow of many
similar cases. This Balm gives most
wonderful pcarly and natural complexion,
to which We don't object Wcllke pretty
women. To finish the picture, they
should Use Lyons KathaIron upon the
hair With pearly chin, rosy checks, and
soN, luxriant tresRes, they become irresls-
tible mar99coddGw
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A VOICE IRON TEB KITCHEN.-Up.
wards Of thirty proiesScd cooks, many Of
them mailing from the best hotels in the
United States, haYG voluntarily como ator-
ward Rna pronounced RANDa SKA Moss
FARINh tlleaf finest sartiole foFaputldings,
custartls, blanc mango, CreQms, jelllcS, ind
other iavorite items of the dessert TINT has
ever come under their notice.
So much for the pNlatability Of the new
element Of food.
A still greater number of distinguished
physicians and scientific chemists endorse
It as u nutrimGnt Of the very highest class;
while every hOusekecper who uses It adj.
mits that It Is full fily per cent cheaper
than maizena,, farina, corn starch, or any
other preparation from com or the cereal
grains.
The new food staple is manufactured,
under u patent, by the Sea Moss Farine
Co, SO Park Place; and in view Of the
above established facts, 1t Is not surprising
that their extensive machinery Is kept
running night and day. to supply de.
mAnd that Is rapidly becoming universal.
apr0.cOd&w
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GRAVEL AMI CEMENT RooFNG. =
George crdAbackcr would inform the
public that he is stlIl engaged in the
Gravel Roofing business, and th0thc Is
prepared at any time tOpul on roofs, eth
or large or small, ut the shortest. possible
notice, guaranteeing his work'f6r term
of years. He has now been engaged in
tho business for seven years pasL, and his
work has .outlivel half dozen other
Patent Roofs. The demand for his work
is increasing from year tn year He put
on during the past year ] 500 squares Of
his roofing,in this city, which has given
satisfaction in every respect. Address
him through the Post Office, or call at his
brick.yOrd, head of Lindsey street. All
orders will he attended 10 promptly.
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MARROW Notwithstanding during
Wednesday, a boy named Burke, son Of
Mr.. Burke employed in the Belmont
Mills, Ind u narrow escape from instant
death. Young Burke was passing along
the street near the Female Seminary, ind
in some way not known to Our informant,
wa~ precipltated to the road below lead
Ing to the stone QuarricS-a distance Of
fifty or sixty feet. Agentlcman who hap
pcned to see him make tho fearful descent,
ran to him expecting to find him dead Or
very severely injured. Contrary TO his
expectation he found the lad only slightly
hurt about the head und lhCo, and when
urged to go home he was with difficulty
persuaded to dose How he escaped be.
ing dashed to pieces il the wonder of all
who arc acquainted with the locality
where the accident happened.
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Run OvER-Ycsteraay afternoon a
young lady, whose name wC failed to
learn, ran omr 10 tho Market street jew
Clry store and purchased one Of those
handsome jcwclry sets just received by
Oxtohy & DufFlcld. Slic isdcllElltCd with
her selection. and so will all he who call
Everything in thejway Of watches, clocks,
iowcIry, spcctaclcs, &C., ut lO4 Market
street, below Mcclure House.
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ATTENTION !-SoMETIEING EEw.-The
General Agent Of the Felipe lmprOrei
Walking Machine, thu I'Cst washer now in
use, is stopping for a few dnys at the
Stamm House, on Water street. Parties
wishing TO buy territory in this State will
do well to call around md see this mn.
chine. This is agood chance for Investing
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TAKEN on BoARD.-Thc engines de.
signed for the new Express were taken on
board yesterday, and will he placed in
position Us soon rs the work can be done.
They are fine specimens Of workmanship,
and reflect great credit Oh the builders,
BIcssrS. Hobbs, Taylor 4 Co The cylin.
dcrs are twcEty inch borc, md SIX and II
half feet Iong;-thc boilers, three in num-
Der, from the same mandatory, arc TWEEN
ty.six feet long with SIX tlucs. Thcsewill
furnish sufficient power. il is believed, 10
make the Express onr Of the fastest boats
on tue upper Ohio.
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lIrET rNA CoAI.BANK.-CharIcs Cru
her, employed in the coal bank Of the
Top Mills, was pretty severely hurt yes.
tcrllay, by fall Of slate and earth from
the roof of the mine. Tie unfortunate
man was sitting down on a pileof slack
when the fall occurred, and the great
weight Of the mass doubled up his body
80 that when rescued his head and feet
were found IN close proximity to each
other. FIc was taken to his home and
properly cared Tor.
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SERIOUSLY TLL~-Wc regret I" hear
that Capt. !. c. Jellcy, well known to
nearly all our city readers, is lying dan
gcronsly III at tho residence Of Mr.. George
Mendel, OH Monroe street. Capt, Jelley
has been fora number Of years largely
identified with the steamboat interests Of
our city, and his severe indisposition will
enlist the sympathies Of large circle Of
friends md acquaintance.
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BRANCH STORE.-The subscriber takes
pleasure in informing the citizens Of North
Wheeling that he has opened a Branch
Store at $50 Main street, where they will
find full supply Of choice groceries ut
the lowest possible prices. Please call
and examine the stock. X ]. Smyth, cor
ner Market and Quincy.
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sDHcEAsER-By telegram received in this
city, "Wednesday night, from Baltimore, the
dcccasc Of Mr II. C. WcstwOod was an
nounccd as having OCcurre! there on tho
afternoon Of that day. Mrs. ". was the
wife of Rev. Mr.. WestwOOtl, recently ap-
pointed Pastor Of Fourth Street N. f.
Church in our city.
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BY RENTING, and applying tho rcnts 70
the purchase, every one can become the
owner Of a first class Wheeler & Wilson
Sewing Machine. VIM. Sumner s. Co.,
Agents, No. IS Monroe street, Wheeling
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DECIDED INrROvEMENT-AIcsslN
Booth & Co., Of the boat store corner, are
having the exterior Of their establishment
re.paintcd, which makes u decided I'M
provement in its appearance. Tho work
Is being done by Mr.. Whitehead, who Is
reputcd to he Il workman that need not
be ashamed"
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GALE OF REAL ESTATE.

c. Elias stIfsl, admir- Of c. Hammer deceased
We.
F. A. BroRtlinGer, admir- Of Geo. W. Sights ct al.
In ChanOery, In thcNunicipal Court ofwhCeling.
Pursuant TO decree of said Court entered IN
above CSuBe al the january, 1870, term thereof,
will, OH the I'd day Of May. 1870, At 10 O'Clock A.
T., II the mont door OF the Court House 10
Wheeling, West Virginia, proceed TO sell Mt pub:
liz auction, piccr Of tho South Fast corner OF
Lot No. l3T III Noah ZnnO'S Addition TO tho City
IL Wheeling, West Virginia, fronting. IL feet =
inches on Union street, and running back that
Width IS feet,
TERNS-Onc.thIrd Of the purchase money, or
,lICh further sum as the purchaser may elect 10
pay, In hand the residue In two equal install
incIIts payable In six and twelve months with In:
ierPst lrom tho day Of sale. lIONd with approved
security being given by the purchaser for each ot
saId InStalments, and interest az aforesaid.
Selling a. Commissioner shall only convey
such title as Ia VGstCd In me az such, which II,
however, beloved TO be perfect.
GEO. u. CALDWELL,
oupI cOmniasiOnpF.
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u 2. s.-VALUABLE PRO. Nh

" =. S-VALUABLE PRO. mi
PERTY FOR SALE-LotA No: 30, iip
y, q and 2B, and new Frame Dwelling. sA'H
two stories, 1870 feet, containing nine rooms, a
cellar and good well Of mover falling water;
stable OF capacity to hold nine horses, Also,, n
lGrga Tobacco Mandatory and Machinery, IN
good working Older, with oil the necessary ont
buildings for carrying on tho buslnCes
Lot No. 10, with good Frame Dwelling House,
two stories, containing seven rooms. Also. frame
stable capacity for i've h0rsee.
Lots 81 and %, on which are two Dwelling
Houses an abundance Of fruit Of all varieties on
This Is a splendid opening for any person do.
desiring to engage in tho manufacture OF Plug
Tobacco. The Factory IL now being worked By
MGGsEs. McEndrcC 4 Stidd.
The property Is in the Village Of New Castle,
Pitcher r. O.,j Belmont County, Ohio, 10 miles
south Of BaTnCsvillc.
We also offer for sale three good PcddIlng
Wagons. ,,,,,, :,
ord 7. CALDWELL. TWO miles north Of New
castle; or l.. II. McENDREE, III town. Refer
rncr, N. n. KING, Attorney at Law, BollnirC, o.
Ahri
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Mis- DIR. FRENCH may be found rcgu-
larry at her apartments at the Daily City
Hotel, till Saturday morning next, when
she will go hence to Cleveland and
thence 10 Columbus.
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A RARE TREAT.-We hear that un ct.
fort is being made to secure lecture from
Rev. W. NJ. Punshon, in this city, some
time next month. Mr.. P's reputation as a
platform speaker sworld-wide, and We
have no doubt he would attract an inn
mcnsc audience We hope the negotia.
tions now in progress will result Success
6,lI,- ."
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TuE Partridge Joint Stock Company
are making an extra effort, this fine
weather, to please their customers, andarc
turning ont better photographs than hive
heretofore been producedfn Wheeling
LEtiM Carte 500 por dozen.
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L0. F-On Tuesday, Goth inst, the
Grand Lodge of the Independent Order
Of Odd Fellows in this State, will hold It's
annual session at Charleston, Kanawha
county. Great preparations arc being
made 10 render the occasion n pheasant
md memorable one.
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How PROvoKNG.-JuSt rs you think
you are ready for church, to discover that
there are several buttons of your CATERS.
This petty, yet very disagreeablc annoy.
ancc, can he avoided by using the lock
shank Button. Forgey 6 Clemens have
the sole right TO sell them in Wheeling
Consumers and the trade supplied.
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TnE Purcst aud swtStOR cod LIyGt;ol Ip the
world, manufactured rom fresh healthy lIrera,
upon the sCa shore. ItIspCrfectIy pure and sweet.
Ask for ''IIHMri 4 CaswCll'S Cod Liver oil"
manufactured by
CASWELI., HAZARD i CO.,
Now York,
sold by all Druggists.
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PosT OFFICE ITEM.-Martin Deem llas
been appointed Postmaster nj WNdeS-
vile, MonOngalia county, vice J. D. Ropp,
resigned. iaiCe q sn@7 r"f
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Gne'g.tteltt4eneer.
. FRIDAY, APRIL is, 1870.


Steamer St. Charles. ,sa.l ,t,a.
Steamer Kate Putnam.
NOticc-SupervisOrs Ohio County.
/, ALetcalf 3 Burt. y ~ ~
Fire and Burglar PtpofsaGS:t-5 ~
White Lime and Plaster
II. +. Hullihen, II. d.
OpenIng-BIiss Nj. Smith.
Trimmed Hats on Exhibition.
Stone & Thomas-GOldCn Bee Hive.
Masonic Funeral.
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New GRoCERY.-By reference TO a
notice in another column in this depart
ment of our paper, 1t will he seen that our
friend, r. j. Smytll, has opened u branch
grocery store on Main street, North
Wheeling. Ills stock Is large, fresh and
complete, and the opening Of such an cs-
Establishment will be n great convenience
to those residing in that portion of the
city. We believe the enterprise will he
properly appreciated and extensively pat
ronizell.
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IcE Cream ut 40 cents per quart or
$3.50 per gallon, at c. A. Swartz's. No. s
Main street. ..s....
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PLAID sergcs for ladies' suits, French
Pcrcalcs, PiQucs, Roman SCarlS, Court
Kid Gloves, just received Mt J. II. Smiths.
No. 40 Monroe street.
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FoH any thing good in HITS or Caps
Boots or'shoes, goto Forgey Il Clemens,
southeast corner Main and Union Streets
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WHOLESALE Ice Cream Depot, No. :
Main street, G. A. SwNrtz
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IT will pay you to examine tho large
stock Of fine Furniture just received Mt
Hubbard Bros.
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FOR SALE.

nor SALE.-A SPLENDID IN IN
q New Brick Dwelling House with II Nth
rooms, on Quincy street, with every con: ~
venleuce, an modeRn improvements: will be en-:
tirrly finished In 10 or 10 days, and will OC sold
at . lAIr price. ,o,,,,,
ApF6 !, IRWIN.
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FINE sAFE,-RJ smytll, corner Of
Market and Quincy streets, has inst sup.
piled himself wifi one Of Halls superior
safes 1t EIs both burglar and llreprOpr,
and Il one cfthe finest clesorthckind
We have ever sem The ilposaarc fur
nLslled with Halls celebrated combination
locks, and when it is remembered that
more than a million changes can be made
with the numbers on the dial, it would
seem to hid defiance to the operations Of
robbers.
Esqr., Hammer, in Centre Wheeling,
Inns lately introduced into his office a large
and elegant safe, made by Morse, Brazil
man Il Co., Cincinnati. It, also. is furnish.
ed with locks Of the latest pattern, and
would prove hard nut to crack,
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CoNvICTS.-There are now ninety-seven
Conyicts confined in the pCnitentiary nj
MOundsvillc.