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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-11-21
TObaccOS.

CASES SWEET HEART" BRIGHT
j Navy A.
Cases "Sweet Heart" Bright Navy IS.
10 HI Boxes "Heiress" Rough and Ready
Twist.
10 Hf Boxes "Yellow Jessamine" Rough
10 III. Boxes diamond" Rough and
Ready Twist.
10 HI Boxes diamond" Bright Pounds.
3Cases "Leadbetter" Black Navy 3s.
3Cases "Yankee Doodle" Black Navy d.
noSl ~ ~ n. REILLY.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-11-21
Undertaking.

CPECIAL AND PROMPT ATTENTION
y given TO this branch of our business.
8 r.... FRIEND & SON,
nos l5 Main street.
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LADIES' WATCHES.
Fish.

Fish.
On HI. Bis. Extra No. Mackerel, new.
70 Half Barrels Extra No. 2 Mackerel, new
Boxes Georges" Goldfish, large and fat.
100 Boxes Scaled Herring, ...
Just received and Tor sale by
no2l NJ. REILLY.
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BUSINESS NOTI Es.

The EYES In another place the reader will
find an. advert cement Of the diamond glasses,
mannraesurea bKy. Esspehsst Cas surhoant t;
ed 81 the cut OF a tlulnsd eye, which, together
with the printed words about it, speak very big
volumes of important truth. Surely 10 "sght
priceless" and it is equally true that ''meney
cannot buy it.' But he who by Study, skill and
art. can preserve the sight aud. strengthen, by
artificial means, the failing powers Of vision, may
be set down as a benefsctor. Many opticiaustrY
TO DO these things and tits to be apprehended
that they ruin ds many eyes as they restore. We
have been shownsat the store or Mr.. James AZ:
Ian, jeweler on Eing street. a specimen ofthe
Spencer diamond sssss Tormed from minute
crystal pebbles, united byfoAan, and do not hesk
tate to recommend them orsdlsarness and bril-.
uancy as the desideratum Of the dtns,ashted. The
demepd for these pebbles Is the best ehcomium
on their real merits, for persons afflicted with.
glimmering or .waverlng of sight have q new
revelation OF satisfaction opened to them when
artificial relief Is thus afforded.
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ByLOWNDEs& & GRIMBALL.

TsTATE- SALE BY ORDER OF TIE
L Executors OF the remainder of the property
FORMERLY belonging to the Estate General G. @.
PInckney, on the west side East Bay and Gutg.
nard street, or Hayne street extended and which
was Withdrawn 8t sale OF 10th sebruary, until
Council should establish lihe OF Hayne street. .
VIII be sold at the Old Postefice, THURSDAY,
March 16, 1871, at II O'Clock,
All those LOTS OF LAND on the west side OF
East Bay, Just north OF Market, described in
plat made by Vim. Hame, Surveyor, December q,
1870 ga Lots A, B, G, D, E, varying In measure
meIt from % feet inches front on East Bay and
1o7 feet deep, more or less to 27 feet front by1H
feet inches deep, more or less. On one Of these
Lots Is q good Two-story Brick House.
ALSO,
Those Three LOTS on the south side Of Guig.
nard street, measuring each 28 feet inches,
more or less, and described In Lots OF W. II.
Hume, Surveyor, as Lots H. G, F.
ALSO,
These Five LOTS on the north side OF Market
street. east OF East Bay, measuring each 2s by 100
feet more or less, and described In plat OF VIM
Hume, Surveyor, by the numbers IL, 1s, "a
'16i16."
Terns-One third cash; balance In one, two and
three years, secured by bond and mortgage or
the purchaser. Or purchasers, with interest nom
the day OF sale, att rate OF seven per cent pet
annRm payable semi annually; buildings 20 oe
insured and policy assigned. Purchaser 70 pay
for papers and stamps.
Plats may be seen at our once. ma9
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TIE SAVANNAH CArHEDRAL-Undsr the aus
spices Of Bishop Perslcs, the construction OF the
new Cathedral In Savannah will probably be
began at an early day. A committee OF we'll
known gentlemen are cooperating with him, and
the funds are being rapidly contributed. The
cost of the building we understand, Will. be
something In the neighborhood OF $500, 600.
Large contributions have been made already,
some Of which we have learned as follows: Rev.
c. @. Prendergsst, $4,000; Captain John ]. Mona
hon, $4,000; Andrew Low, Esq; $4,000; and Cap
tain J. Flsunery, n. C. Murphy, Christopher Mur-
ply, N. J. Doyle, ]. <. Reilly, ]. G. Dugssn and
]. Kelly, $1,000 each. Quite number Of smaller
contributions appear on the list.
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By WARDLAW & CAREW,.

1ANE C. LEHRE, ADMINISTRATIVE,
81 vs.. 1HAM .RINA @. WIT~ELL EFT AL.
Pursuant to an order OF court In this cause; to
me directed will offer for sale at public auction,
on TUESDAY, the 2Sth Of March inst, at II O'Clock
A. NJ. at the Old Postoiflce, Charleston s. O.,
All that LOT, piece or parcel OF LAND, with the
two-story wooden building and outhouses there
on situate on the east side OF America street. be-
urtng and containing In front on America street
SO feet, and In depth sixty feet, be the same
more or less; bqniug and bounding north on Lot
D, east on Land now or late Of =, south on Lot
F, and west on America st eet
Terms-One.halr cash; balance on q credit Of
one year, secured by bond of'the purchaser and
mortgage Of the property, with interest at per
cent from the day OF sale; building to be insured
and policy assigned. Purchaser TO pay Ior papers
and stamps. W. NJ. MUCKENFUSS,
m87-tu3 Referee.
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Nem pnblirdtirfts.
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NEW CATALOGUE, No. G.

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Greece by Professor Ernest Cur!tus, Translated oy
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SIetches Of Travels among the Andes, and Of the
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SOUTH CAROLINA IN WALL STREET.-The
New York Herald of Friday, in its money article,
alluding to the marked rise IL South Carolina
securities in that market since tue adjournment
OF the Legislature, says:
The Southern list, yesterday. was generally
frn, the various issues Of South Carolina being
particularly frm. In the last mentioned, quite
an upward movement has taken place on me an
nouneement that the Legislature had adjourned.
thus ending the applications for State. aid from
several railroads which were pending daring the
session. A bill passed to authorize Asserting losa
Of fI 000 which Is to be strictly applied TO cue
refunding OF the present debt -as fest as II ma.
lures, while, In order that the. loan may 60 TO
Europe on favorable terms, the same law enacts
that no loan shhll be raised IN the iuthre without
the sanction Of q two.thirds vote OF the people
The fast section makes the. limitation OF the
sterling loan contract, and hence the law can
not be repealed by any future Legislature, Tor
the reason that the impairment ofa contract
would be unconstitutional. The new bonds sold
at &C. N for the April issues which carry three
per cent. coupop, rsysble[1n gold OF the lst OF
nnyt month,
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Auction Sales This Day.

Leiteh & Bruins will sell at Ii o'clock, at the
Old Postof1ee, real estate.
John G. Minor 4 Ce: VIII Sell at 10 O'Clock, at
their store, hats, dry goods, DC.
A. R Aoranams Sons will sell at 10 O'Clock, at
their store dry goods, hosiery, &c.
Macqueen i RiecEe-. will sch at hai!.pass 8
O'Clock, at their store, shoulders, aldes, SG
Tiedeman, Calder & Co. will sell at half-past
O'Clock, at their store, butter, sard Strips, re;
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prorlamatiou.
NATURALIZATION NOTICE.

~ Z,
F TIE ATTENTION OF Naturalborn subjectsof Her
Britannia Majesty is called TO the-4th and 9th
clauses OF the GENERALIZATION Act, 1870" viz:
d. Any person who ny reason Of mis- having
been born Within the dotninieps OF Her Majesty Is
natural born subject, but who also at the time
6f Els birth became underzthe Law OF any foreign
SUBJECT, may.sH 81 nJage geaad MOI under any dis.
aforesaid, eHdarofh and after the:naaEing OF such
declarat tonDf ahenRge; ;sgehs lfeease to
be a.Brlttah shpseeE AnypefRon SD sMhoiaborn out
satish subjsct may. il OF Iuii age. and otunder
any disability, make declaration ol alienagefn
manner Aforesaid and: from and.after the mai king
OF such declaration, shall cease to be British
subject. ...zs,s .,s
lore, or may atany Time after the passing Of this
act when tn any foreign State, and not under any
disability, voluntarily In such
Ssate shall, from and alter the tmeof bis so hay
deemed 20 have. ceased to.be British subject,
p ProstdsG as Than lg6sEe any British subject
has, before the passingof thfs oct, Voluntarily
ysssEs asassAsa Il sssa Bsn ,ssS sape sea
the passing 81 this act, make a declaration
that he Is deslrous OF remaining British Sub
-'referfed t6As #deelaration or British nation
aiiyy,sbeIng made, aud Upon his taxing the
isoatf Of allegiance, the deeiRrant shall De
deemed TO be- and ohave.been. continually,
: a British subject; with this qualification, that
Z he shall. not, wtren within the, limits OF the
,s-,f0reign Statein which he has been natural
- lied, be deemed to be BritlshEublect, unless
: ne has ceased toabe o subject Of that Statein
pufsuaueesaf tbe laws thereof; or IN :pursu-
u ance of asFsatyitp thatse1 1ects
(2.) declaration OF British nationality may oe
made, and the oats OF allegiance be taken, as
!. folfow6r thst is to say: IL the decarant bean
!. the United Kingdom, IN the presence OF g Jus.
~ 'tice OF ths- pace; II elsewhere In Her Aales
ts,s dominions, In the presence OF any Judge
OF any court Of civil or criminal jurisdiction,
OF any justice Of the peace, or OF any otner
oifieer for the time being authorized by lawn
the place in which the declarant Is TO admin.
- lister all oath fpr any Judicial or other iegal
< purpose; n out OF Her Majesty 8 domlnlols,
=. IN the presence Of any ctflcerln the diplomatic
-or consular service OF Her Majesty.
AIso, to the following extract from the "Con-
Fention between Hef Majesty and the United
States OF America relative to Naturalization"
3Eatiacations exchanged at London, August 10,
is7e.t
ARTICLE IL. British subjects who
within tie United States, shall be at liberty to re.
nounce their notur llizacton and to resume their
British nationality, provided thatsuc renuncla-
tiun be publicly declared within two years after
the 12th day OF May, 1870.
FURTHER information may be had on applica-
tlon 30 81. P. WALKER,
H. B. NJ Consul at Ch arlestnn.
seb14, % marl4, 2s,aprll, 25,may9
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CITY AFFAI r S.
Meetings This Day.

Carolina Chapter, at P. n.
South Carolina Friendly Society, at P. h
ST. Patrick's Benevolent Society, at half-pass
P. NJ. :.
German Fire Company, at P. II.
Charleston Rifemen Charitable Society, at hal'
past P. NJ.
Hook and Ladder, No. l, at half.past P, NJ
Survivors, Association, at half.past P. IL.
Ylgranr Fire Company, at P. n.
Eeua Fire Company, at haff.past P: N.
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DE CAsTRo.-The usually good house was
observable in the Hlbernisa Hail last night and
the evidences Of popularity already recorded to
the magician remain undilinished. handsome
bureau. and glass were among the gifts ats-
tributed, all Of which, by the way are useful.
Tonight thirty dollars b greenbaoks will be the
chief prize
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CLUBS AND SrARs.-When city Of fifty
thousand inhabitants is so quiet that the re-
cords o; its police department show but two ar
rests In enc day, the fact carries its own COM
ment. Certainly there are no Ku-Klux here.
Order erreigns In warsaw, and Congress can s!sep
with other dreamsthan those which attach to the
reconstruce.on or.soush Carolina - 49,.
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A GOOD APPOINTMENT. We are glad to an
nounce that Captain 3. G. Honmsn mas received
the eYoiutmentof boarding othcsE at this port
to fiji the Vacancy caused Ss the death ofAr.
John Tuomey. Captain Hoffman was formerly
deputy surveyor Of the port, and In that capacity
was faithful and highly esteemed officer.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-14

FOREIGN CARoo.-Messrs. B. Nure 4 Co.
cleared yesterday, for Liverpool, the British bark
Betste, with 1o4 bags sea island cotton, ess bales
upland cotton, $50 tons phosphate rock and 100
bars cotton seed.
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WAYFARERs-Ow hotel proprietors have
come to the conclusion, that the Southern travel
which has induced the building Of 80 many castles
In the air, Is an exploded bubble. During the
past four years, the present month has been a. 1t
were, the harvest time but Row the registers
show marked falling OF in the LIST OF sojourI--
ers. The remark apples ss web to Florida and to
Aiken asto Charleston.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-14

GENUINE GOLDEN JAPAN LrLY-(LlLIUM Az.
RArUMj-A few bulbs for sale at the Rural Caro-
linian Office, or the store OF Walker, Evans 4
CogswelL No. Broad street, Charleston, s. G.
Afull description OF this magnificent aower is
in the January number Of the Rural Carolinfan.
Prics--Lsrse bulbs, IS cents; small bulbs, 60
cents. = ! .s = :
Great bargain, and price much below market
price to close out small consignment. Will be
sent by mail for above prices. marlS.2
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By LOWNDEs 6 GRIMBALL,

VALUABLE PLANTATION IN
GEORGETOWN County.-W. W. Snack elford,
Trustee, Vs. Mrs. n. E. Fagg, A. q. Belin, ct al
Under Decree Of the Court OF Common Pleas.-m
Equity.
the Hon. r. F. Graham, J1dgs OF the he's sal @ Court. .
sale on TUESDAY, the. 2lst dag Of March ensu-
Ing, at pubic entcry at the Old Postofhce, corner
OF Broad and East Bay streets, In Charleston, s.
All that PLANTATION AND TRACT OF LAND
known as Oak Lawn, ,ituate, lying and being Ia
the District OF Georgetown, In the State a1ore-
said, containing I'VE hundred and ten t61ol acres,
more or less; butting and bounding TO the norsh
by Lands formerly Of Dr. Edward T. Hertott, to
the south on Waodo Passo Thoroughlare; to the
east on the Waccamaw River, and to the west
on Wando Passo aud Lands Of Colonel Allard b.
Belin.
Terms -One.fourth cash; remainder in one.
OF the purchaser, bearing In crest from the DAY
OF sale, and mortgage OF the properly. Pur--
chaser to pay Referee for papers and stamps.
Te62s.tut N. l.. WILKINS, Referee.
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TuE Cor;Toc,N MovEMENT.lThe following

TIE CoTToN MovEMENT.-The following
cotton vessels arrived at Liverpool from the
United States on the 9Th and 10th OF March:
Steamer ,Enrlaud,- from New Yerk, February
25, with 1850 baas OF cotton; ship Ironstdes, from
New Orleans January 81, with 42f6 bales; bark
leSo bales; bark Marblehead, from New Orleans
February l, with 1907 bales; bark Mary Lawton
from Savannah February 3, with 2256 bales.
March 10, arrived ship Austria, from New Or.
leans February o, with 4073 bales OF cotton; ship
Annapolis, Baltimore FEBRUARY II, with e37 bales;
bark Schwau, Galveston January 16, with 72i
bales; ship Nontebello, New Orleans January rs,
with $3.50 bales; bark Kate Agnes, New Orleans
January 29 with 14l9 bales; brig Lizzie Houghton,
Savannah February.I, with 1857 bales; ship Iris,
February 8. with 2700 bales.
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SHOES SHOES All who are in want of
good substantial Boots and Shoes. will md
them at No. l3l Meeting street. They are offered
at retail JOHN CohMINs
mar7-tV1
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ByA. Il. ABRAHAMS q SONS. i.
HRY GOODS, HOSIERY, SHIRTS AND
u Drawers, Brass Bouud Buckete assorted
Covered Cans, &c,
THIS Day, ifti instant at 10 O'Clock, will be
sold at cur Store, No 188 Meeting stfeet,
An assortment OF IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC
GOODS, adapted to the trade. maria
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By JOHN G.. MILN0R SEQ.

by JOHN 6. mILNUN q CVs
DALANOE+ STOCK OF A RETAIL HAT
ID STORE, DRY. GOODS. &c.
THIS DAY, l4th instant, at ~ O'Clock, we VIII
sell at our store. 1876 Meeting street, BY the case
ored Felt and Wool HATS. Fancy and Mourning
Prints, Kentucky Jeans, Fancy tottonades, Linen
Drills Bleached and Brown Shlrting, Fancy ana
Blue Plalds Shirtfng Stripes, Blue Denims, NcK.
Aprons, Suspenders, Hosiery, Gloves, with gen.
erAl assortment OF desirable goods
Conditions cash.. Mar4
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INDIGESTION, Torpid Liver, &C., should be
Immediately attended TO, and for sucA relief up.
ply to the Old Carolina Bitters.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-14

MArE's Nrassns1zsn sUrearHosraArE has
eighteen years of practical success. KNsMAN 4
HOWELL are agents for the State. tn
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CaooUEr CRoauEr! CRoQuET Just re.
ceved st the Easel street Bazaar, the cheapest
Croquet In the city.
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Dutns

Ditters,
n E S T NJ ON / A L S.
Read few OF the Testimonials IN regard 60 the
EFFICACY OF that SrERLING MEDICINE,
OLD CAROLINA BlTTERS.
son persos lsSm who tested @ the
- OLD CAROLINA BITTERS:
FROM THE POSTMASTER AT TUMBLING
SHUALS,'S. C.
TUuBLINa SHOALS, S. o., April 9, 1870.
Messrs GOODRICH, WINEAAN d Co., CharlestOn,
Gentlenen-This is to inform you that abouta
year ago was In delicate health, worn out Wltli
old age and hard work. Weighing one hqndIeu
menced nmg using the OLD CAROLINA BiTTEKS. AZ.
ter using nine bottles, felt as well aud vigorous
as thirty years ago-went TO Work anu maae
money 1 weighed. after using the ABOVE, one
annIred and seventy-two pounds. have since
been strong and hale Accept, gentlemen, my
thanks. and success say to the OLE CAROLINA
ISiqnedj RANSOM PHILLIPS, P. NJ,
Tumbling Shoals, S. @.
FROM ANDREW CHAMBERS, IRWINToN, Ga
IRwISToE, Ga, September 70, 1907
Messrs GOODRICH WINEMAS &c CO.:
Gentlemen-When in your city, Two weeks age
your Dr. Service gave me a pottle or your ceie.
brated CAROLINA BlTTE%S, which Drougit
home for my ra her, whose health was very leeoie.
Alter usiiig It he was so well pleased with It's
effects, that he considers them almost lndlspensa.
bIe. Please fnd enclosed sixteen, tSl6. rthe price
Of rvro cases. direct them W. J. Chambers & Son,
No. 16 G. K. K. Yours, very respectfully,
(Sgned) ANDREW CHAMBERS.
ANOTHER VOICE FROM GEORGIA.
= FoRT VALLEY, Ga september 10, 1869.
Messrs. GOODRICH, WtNEMAN u Co., Charleston:
Geitlcmen-I take great pleasure in informing
you that my wife has experienced great neneuI
from the use OF the OLD CAROLINA BlTTEHs.
IL il certainly g0ol medicinc, anu would ne
pleased ii YOU would send me another dozen I'M
InedIately. Respectfully. &C., r,on,,,
(Signedl JNo. IL. hoosss'
Sold by all Druggists in Charleston. The trade
''pp"'N - GOODRICH, WINEMAN & CO.,
Principal Depot, No. IS Hayne street.
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TIE ATTENTION OF WATcH-BUYERs Is called
to our large stock OF Walths n Watches. These
watches have been long known throughout the
United States as the best and cheapest In the
market. All watches guaranteed.
". CARR1NGrok & Co.,
mar13 No. 9s8 King street.
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AT Cosr AT CosT Large size 0hromos.-
HAsRL STREET BAZAAR.