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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-02
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nIvIDRND NOTICE.
- NArIJNAL BANK or wrIMSGTon Il BRAEDY-
WILMINGTON, Dbl July /. 1s72 I
The Board Of Directors have this day declar, Il
dividend Of per cent. for the last six months,
payable on and after tile ION lust. clear OF all
taxes. ly1 Ct f. RICE, Cashier.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
WLMINGTON, DtL., July LIST, 1874.
The Board of Directors have, This day, declared |
dividend of per centuu, clear Of tax, payable to
iyl-6t 1E'. d ARMSTRONG, Cashier.
VkIVIDEND NrTICk.
IL UNION NATIONAL BANE OF WnMlNaIoE ! |
jess 2uth. 1874.
The Board OF directors, OF ths Bank, have de-
clared semi annual Dividend Of 1--we per cent. Out
Of the profits Of the last six months, payable and
after the 10th OF July lsi2, clear OF all taxes;
iyi-zt JOAN PEOPLHS, Cashier.
NrUTI, E-Persons Who want The ceilings Of their
~ dining rooms or Ice cream sHllOuh anh stores,
decorated beautifully protection from uics, al a
jega.tf ''''4' T.. II. b., This once.
We UoMPASY. AN 'oioN y " r'iA "N i'NiI"oAD
TREAsuRENa OFFICE,
Wilmington, Del. June 2i'h, 1872
The coupons ol ,le First Mortgage Il tnds ul the
| Wilmington x W stern hairoad Compaur, matuT-
ng ing J9 iir s h is2 VIII III 9e s p4a 9p9n OF
WiiminEl0n. The interest Registered Bonds Will
be paid at the Ireasurers Olhce, Wilmington, Del.
| jt27 lot MM. Ii. CONNELl, IRE b.
| TENHE PHILADELPHIA, WlLNINGTON AND
| Il BALTIMOhE EAlAEOAD COMPANY.
PHILADELPHIA, June l7th, 1879.
The Board Of Directors have declared a semi.
| annual Dividend Of four per cent On the Capital
Slo. Of the Company payable on and after tha 5th
of July, 49,
JelT.8w A. HORNER, Secty.
NJ OTlCE --BuOts a d SHOES for all seasons uf the
IN year, on second street. at the tnird shoe store
from either Market or Shlpey street, Wilmington,
Del. The subscriber would inform his friend and
the public that he has on hand large aud well St
leCted assortment. Those IN want Of substantial
and easy hitting, handmade boots and shoes would
10 well 70 give M cail and eAunine his stock
Particular attention given to ordered work In all lts
branches. Repairing lrJmptlg attended TO. Tie
public are Respectfully inv ted 10 give us a call.
| Iel6-9m f, X, CHAM FORD.
NOTICE.
TtiE WILMINGTON Il READING Il. X.
COMPANY
Have completed arrangements to carry MONEY,
PACKAGES, and EMPRESS MAI lbR 10 And
from all points ON the line OF their road and " est
Cht ster. Express matter sent u Franklin Telegraph
OniCe, No. = West nrd street, ther Depot Font
ana Madison, or orders iof' with MgMura a aedl,
delivering agents Will receive prompt attention,
aprBtf o. SrOlZ, Guul SIpt.
| HNAKE NOTlCE.-Persons selling or dspusing Oi
Il property must notify the Assessors, or tHt 5
VIII be held respUns snle Tor the tax. ALEAAN DER
| CHANDLER, 60 Washington street, North DistSiGt
VIM. STlLlki, "a Poplar street, SOutn District
Assessors sixth street ls the dividing line between
the two distrcts jaII46-u
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-02

New FFRRY BoAT--The new Ferry Boat"Peer
less built by the Harlan, Hollingsworth Il Co
for the Gloucester Steam Ferry Company, was
sent to her destination yesterday
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-02

BERRY SmPMENTs.-TLe berry shipments
over the Delaware Rail Road yesterday. were
cars to jersey City, aud to Philadelphia.
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Sitaatians and IAN ayantea.
advertisements OF three lines aro inserted und
this head twice for % centA)


this head twice for % centA)
wv ANTED-An errand hoy Apply to the
w HARLAN a HOLIlNGSWORrH co.
je2e-8
XVTANTED-TWo steady girls. Reference re-
wv quired. Apply at
je2s-6t COS WASHINGTON ST.
HNEACHERS WANTED - The Committee on
Il Teachers OF the Board " Education, o VII
minRt0n, will meet at School l'use No l. on French
street, at 10 O'Clock, July s'h to mlne ladies' wha
desire 10 become teachers IN the Public Schools Of
this city. Thera will be some desirable posii M
TO he filled This examination Is not Tor those NOW
In the EMPLOY Of the board. ly order of the Com
mttee Je26-2I-jy3-5 d. W. HARLAN, Supt
WTANTED-A yOunR man about Is, to colec and
w keep books Apply Al
ie24-tf THIS OFFICE.
NXTANi NiED.-GIRLS WAN ED. Apply at match
w factory
je22-tf FOURTEENTH Avn WALNUT SITS.
NNTANTED-A steady woman for general house
je52-tf s8 ". SIXTH ST.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-02

S-Ihs Gayot Suspender has an envlable reputa-
lion OF 20 ears standing, and sold at Doughtens.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-02

WALhihFthNi DhL
Executors sale OF BHBE, Insurance and
turnpike SISck.
The undersigned will Sc ! AZ Public Auction, on
WEDNESDAY, IN, Tenth y Of july, A. d.. 1872,
at O'Clock Ia the afternoon, at the rooms Of l. W.
Stidhlm son, M v. Fourth street, In the city OF
Wilmington, Delaware, the following stocks, be-
longing to the estate Oi the late Henrietta j. Bed
Il rd, deceased, to wit
Two shares, Bank OF Delaware, Fifty.four shares
Union Bank OF Delaware, tweaty-eight shares, Bank
Ut Wilmington and Brandywlne; twenty shares
Wilmington Great Valley Turnpike; nine shares
Delaware Fire Insurance Company.
Terms cash, within three ii ,ys after sale
W MCCAuLLEY,
Executor Of II. j. Bedford, decd.
ie9s Is
sales OF Renl and Personal Property promptly at
tended TO- Ia CITY Or state Regular Sales Of Fuml-
ture at their Auction Room every WkDNE5D Al
and SATt kDAl In0ruings. Also, III ESDAT, Fri
Day and SATURDAY evenings. All goods con.
signed TO them will he promptly attended 90. LIB.
efal advance On cOnsignmentA. decl2-u
nGl.k a. MLI.I.ER,
Sseh, gstate Asenss a. AuctloneeTs.
No. sos Market street, above sixth,
NsI
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-02

Ev-i oc,ptcs in Mans Furnishing Goods,at Dough
fena
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NInrIne.

The sloop Ann, arrived with 29OO bushels Of
corn for James Il. Price Co.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-02

~ Elegant Styles OF Meek Wear always on hand
at Donghtens.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-02

TR-S,on,ner shirts OF all sizes, from s5 cents up,
at DUugton's.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-02
educational.

TINAYLOR a. JACKSON'S
j. SCIENTIFIC, CLASSICAL
AND
COM MERCIAL CADEMY.
POR Born SEXES Autumn Term opens Sept sd,
New Catalogues now r, adv.
iOung,meus 3 residence: Franklin st, near sth.
Young ladies' residence. No. 222 West Atreet
MILTON JACKSON, NJ. s Principal.
uOyRO lydNw
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Z emmett Square Academy and Seminar, Chester.
IN Pa. Whole expense h to s. Ier week, 40
e1Eas octl2-Wu snOkfLIDGE d NORRIS,
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Suttjou Sales.

4 w. sTIDnAn u son
4J1i Gsyate A1on.s a Auot,oneors
re. III anst Eosrts street,
wunta,.sos nm
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aeantrd.

Advertisements OF three lines are inserted under
this head three times for 81 uonts-)
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-02
!, MAMosal IcsD oonME Z RolAL
oFRoS or THE DAnY cosnrERoIAL |
Wilmington, Del, July 2, 1872. I
Nlooks4 taold, 40

Niockal fl0Ids 40
lmingt0n Quotations. furniahed by X X hoD-
nnaon 4 Co., Bankers, 4th and Market sta,
at O'clock 2, M. to-day.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-02

NH ANTED-An errand hoy. Apply to the
w HARLAN a HOIl.lNGSWORrH co.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-08-23
GATES BACk SUCTION PaE.
TENT0R

,, TRIUMPH, Feb. 3, 1e72.
MEssRs. ANDREWS 8 Co o--GENrI.sMSN:2iIayin,
nsed one OF Gates BACK SUCTION PREVEN,
TOkS, can confidently recommend the Same to ali
who nave decision 10 tse the same as the best Pro
ventOr OF Back Suction on Oil Wells. Our well was
so small that it hardly paid to run it. After nut
ting on one of Gates BACK SUCTION PRE-
VENTORS the production was increased 10 a good
paying well. Before VIC put the Back Suction Pre-
ventor on the we'll, we invariably had to pump the
well two weeks before we could restore II to lis for
mer production after drawing tubing. This ia en-.
trely obviated by the use Of the Prevention
HART, PERKINS t. Co.
TRIUMPH, Jan. Sd, 1872
MEssfs. ANDREWS & .CO.-IIavirg thoroughly
tested the utility of Gates BACK SUCTION
PREVENTOR we consider them one of the most
useful inventions ever made for oil wells and we
think we are capable of judging Of them, having
three on our wells We can now draw t. bling, and
when they are replaced the wells produce the same
a. before drawing, thus showing that the Preyentor
efsctually prevents all ingress Of afr
Yours respectfully,
BACON 4 RIaEEy
MIssRs ANDREWS h CO--GEsTs This is o
certify that have used one of Gates BACK sue
TlON PREVENTORS, on the Lee d Iii HAND
lease Economic Hill, and would not do without
II at any price, as it will do all and more thnn 1t is
recommended to do. nd ] can cheerfully recon,-
mend Il to all OIL Operators who have any Back Sue
Yours, &c,
Jouy MYERS.
Ifdioute, Feb'y D, 1S72.-taw, ,3m.
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Special notices 10 cents per line each insettioo,
Advertisements payable quarterly In advance

70. II. PetteAgitl Il Co.. ~
rk Row, Hew Yoek, end Geo. r. Rdwell D Co.,,
Ad'srtisns Agents, ats ehe ssls agents stf - Pc.
s'eun centre DAILY Rusons u uhsa aty. Ad.
sHlssrs n that city are requested - lsavs nsk
hwm with either Of the above hovsss
|'BCOE, WETHERlLL b co. Advsr-
Ting Agents, Philadelphia, are duiy authorI,el
Agents for the RECORD In that city.
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0r. Cf0OkJo
WINE
OF
T. "A e
ESTABLISHED m isss,A

ESTABLJSla1D m 1904
4 remedy which f,AA teeR
tested ton 10 years, aud prov
cd IN thousands Of csses osn
able Of curing Al .DtsedsaG af
The 2hroot Anl xHW0st pof.
forming many reinarhabbO
enrcs. mel ite 4 tffA 6Dm Alt
who are suf1tring nom slmi.
lar affections and M nIy esck
ing relief. WI yos 1t pro.
judiee Prsse~s ~ Nsoo be1a1
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lssa 1 scd;sk cGd;AkkFNEY tss. ssa.,.sI,, Q.
A'Iy for iiau iam;'.s H!s ,: I'd Asidn SsEs0, .spoc
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Nutriment or Poison 7

1t would be a good thing for the world at
large If physicians could only determine posi-
lively whether alcohol Is or is not an element
of nutrition. One scientific man will tell you
it Is only stImulant and relish; another,
equally scientific In reputation, that 1t ls
nothing but poison; while third will boldly
proclaim that not only is It food, If taken in
moderation, but that there are abundant cases
on record where life has not only been sus-
taIned entirely by alcohol, but when all other
known means OF nutriment would have proved
unavalling. In the last number Of the Practi-
TONER, there is reply, by A. Dupre, Phi. D., to
on important paper by DIR. Victor subbotin, in
which the latter takes the ground Of the total
elimination theory, /. e., that alcohol leaves
the body without In any way asslmilating to it,
and, consequently, Is no food whatever, but
only q banefnl stmulant and relish. N. Dupre
combats these opinions with well-sustained
proofs that alcohol taken in moderation Is
capable OF supplying no small portion OF the
energy necessary 10 sustain lie. The impress
sion left by these discussions is that the merits
of alcohol, like many other things, lie In the
use or the abuse of it. Taken in small Iuanti-
ties, and simply as stlmulant, it seems not
only capable Of resisting the wear and tear OF
life, but of even partakIng the character OF
food; taken in excess, and as narcotic, it Is
q poison and puts man OIL the high road to
paralysis and DEATH
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charming fairy tales, which she has cleaned
from the folklore of various countries and
dressed up In just the form to render them
most attractive to the little people. The par.
ticular merit of these stories is that while they
are lust as curious and wonderful as any that
anybody has ever read or need ever want 10
read, they are thoroughly new in character
and in incident. The fairies and the goblins
are not our old acquaintances, and they man.
age to do things never done by fairy or goblin
before.
Cloth. PIP. 2O8. Price 80 cents.
THROWN TOGETHER. By Florence Montgomery
Author of misunderstood" Philadelphia :
J. B. Lippincott d Co.
This Is book about children, but hardly for
children. It is rather "that child's heart
sswlthin the mans" which will truly appreciate
the history of Nina and MerVyn as 1t Is told
here-told with grace and tact and delicacy
as charming as they are rare. The author has
bowers OF pathos and insight which ought to
enable her to take high rank In fiction, If
she ever comes to deal with the broader ele-
ments of interest which are TO be found In the
lives of .schildren of d larger growth" than
the heroes and heroines of her present mimic
dramas.
Cloth. Pp. s4s. Price is.
These books may be had at FogarLles, King
street.
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Side Saddles.

According to Mr.. John W. CarriHgton, In
the last AppletOns' Journal, the equestrleHne
of the future will witch the world with noble
''horsemanship" in novel fashion. Clad In
Boomer costume, "wlth full skirt falling q
sslttle below the knee, Turkish trousers gath
.ered at the ankle, a neat high galter or
s.Zouave bootee, and a jaunty riding hat and
sspume," the rider will mount astrlde, as men
do, and canter away at her ease, with no pom.
mel of the ordinary side saddle TO chafe her;
no twist OF the body 10 imperil her spine; no
fear OF loose glrLhs before her eyes; no flying
skirt to frighten her horse, or to render her rs
helpless as II tied up In sack If she should
happen to be thrown. There is much that is
dangerous about the present fashion of riding
habits, yet we hear of but little injury result
Ing from their use. ladies' saddle, also, is
not what 1t should be. AS between the pres
ent mode of riding and the change proposed
by Mr.: Darlington, however, there ls some
thing 10 be said on both sides, and when he
asks, "Who will try the new fashion ?" we are
decidedly OF the opinion that he will meet
with no response.
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drugs,) and other merchandise, not exceea'
ing twelve ounces in weight, can be malieo W
any part of the United States at q charge ..
two cents for each two ounces or fractlou VI
two ounces. Much time and money Will oe
saved by this arrangement. The postonlce az.
thorities will forward twelve ounce pachas0
to San Francisco for twelve cents. for ln-
stance, pair OF boots, if neither Doot weighs
more than the specified twelve ounces ""s
be wrapped up in Two separate parceis anu
sent across the continent for tWentS-ioul
cents. Up to the present time, it is sa'u, tuo
postoffics has lost money By the new sys'en'
simply owing TO the fact that the genera pun
He has not taken advantage OF IL TO sucn Oh
extent as will make it remuneratIVe. bu' IL
is confidently expected that When Inc au-
vantaoes of the system are thoroughly appre-
c,a,ed the scheme will prove ss profitable to
The Government as Itis beneficial to the pub
ic Il Ia in fact nothing more nor less than an
admiration of the English parcel post, and al
though the charges In England are somewhat
less Than the rate adopted here, yet, when 1t
Is remembered that the distances are as
nothing when compared with those In this
country, it will be seen that there is no cause
for dissatisfaction.
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The State Printing.
From the Columbia Csrolinlar

From the Columbia Carolinian.I
Perhaps the entire anti-Republlcan press IN
South Carolina is entitled to the same Vlndl-
cation as The CHARLESTON NEWS from any
charge OF completely with the managers OF the
public printing in the frauds which are charged
against that department.
The printing of the acts in the newspapers
of the State was very proper measure, and
the only mode of Informing the citizens in
terested In the laws passed for this govern
ment, OF the nature and requirements of those
laws. But question arises as to the contract
by which this was done. We happen to have
the best evidence the case admits of, while
the charge against The Slate was len cents
per line, In some cases the parties who per-
formed the work received six cents; and those
who let the job pocketed the other four cents
per line.
! We do not cay, nor do we believe, that these
terms governed a. the contracts made; but
some were 30 made, and now that the ques.
tlon has been made, It may be proper that the
contractors ''who do not choose to be classed
"for moment In any way with the political
''vultures who, for the last few years, have
"been fatteIIng upon the vitals of the State"
should vlndIcate themselves, as The NEWS has
done, from their completely in fraud, suggested
by the fact above stated, as 10 compensation.
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TERMS OF THE NEWS.

TIN DAILY NEWS, by mail one year, $s; Six
nonths "a: three months $3.50. Served IN the
oisy at EIGHTEEN GENTS week, payable to @ the oaf
v,sy rIsys or IS year. paid in advance at the office
TEE rR1.wsEkIT NEWS, published on Tuesoays'
rnnrsdays and Saturdays, one year 81; Blk
months 50 so; three months 81 p } I, !. :.
TEE WEEKLY NEWS, one year 81 SIX copies
$40. Ten copies. to one address. SO.
SUBSCRIPTIONS in all cases psyab:e IN au'auoe
and no paper continued after the expiration oi 'ne
time paid for.
NOTICES Of Wants, To Rent Lost and Found,
Boarding, &c, not exceeding 20 words, 2b cents
each insertion; over 20, and not exceeding So
words 40 cents each insertion; over 80, and not
exceeding 40 words, so cents each insertion.
These rates are MET, and must invariably De
paid In advance.
Address RIORDAN, DAWSON Il CO.,
" "a! ,ss- No. 14s East Bay, Charleston, 8. q.
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The Negro Cadet.

la noticing the very grave charge made
against the official integrity OF the President In
relation TO the negro cadet, the administration
papers are feeble in their denial. 1t will be
remembered that whatever imputatlon rests
on the President rests upon the testimony OF
General Howard and MIR. Clark is very ex.
plclt In giving the very words which, in ex-
tenuation of his own conduct In the premises,
that "Christlan hero" used. The New York
Times thus guardedly notices the matter:
We knew something Of Mr.. Clark, and we
do not believe he would wllfully make false
statement. We also know something Of Gen.
eral Howard, and feel assured that he wonld
never give utterance to the language with
which he Is credited.
Here Is a contradiction which 1t ls none OF
our business to reconcile.
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New Books.

The GOLDEN LION OF GkANDPERE. By An
thony Trollope. New York: Harper u
Brothers.
Mr.. Trollope's name is ample guaranty for
the merit of a new novel. The tale before us
is the old, old story of Love conqnering
difficulties. The scene Is laid In Lorraine,
and the Incidents are unfolded in an easy,
natural and pleasant style. There is nothing
narrowing In the plot, and, after reasonably
severe struggle, the curtain falls upon the he
roiue married to the right fellow, and the
whole array of her foes ehtectually and justly,
though not dsagreeably, disposed OF.
Paper. PIP. IT'S Price rs cents
A SEVEN MONTHS Run UP AND Down AND
AROUND THE WORLD. BY James Brooks.
New York: D. Appleton & Co.
A very interesting volume, made up OF q
series of letters written to the New York Er-
press, by its editor, while journeying in the
East in quest OF health and recreation. Mr.
Brooks, like the trained Journalist that he is,
has managed to see about all that is worth
seeing wherever he went, aud dots down his
impressions in lively and readable narrative,
the bulk of which Is devoted to his observa-
tions of men and manners in China and Japan.
The author hopes that his letters may, in a
certain degree, serve as guide book to inex-
perienced travellers In the East and espe-
cially correct the popular deluslon that it is
impossible, even with the facilities of steam
transportation, to make a satisfactory trip
around the world inside of twelvemonth.
Cloth. PIP. 375. Price 81 IS.
Is IT TRUE Tales, Curious and Wonderful.
Collected by the author of John Halifax,
Gentleman. New York: Harper & Bros.
Miss Mulock has here given us budget of
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Gemr1ra Marbines.
Hlnsiral Books.
THRULAR MUSIC BOOKS.


D6RULAR MUSIC BOOKS.
Now select the Music Books needed duringthe
next autumn, and agreeabJ occupy your sum.
mer leisure In examining, playing and, singing
from them. -.
THE STANDARD Price 81 so; $13 so per doz.
Destined to be the Banner Church Music
ers "Rally round" the bannerI
SPARKLING RUBIES Price IS cents.
For Sabbsthscho None better.
THE PILGRIMS HARP Price 80 cents.
For Vestries and Prayer Meetings. Unex.
celled
Take with you for entertainment at summer
resorts. - y
,s225 pages OF new and popular Songs and
PianofOrte pieces or
SHOWER OF PEARLS. "a,
OPERATIC PEARLS.
=, ,,.,,. Fgll Of the best t'opera Songs. Or
Fun Of the best Plano Pieces. Or,
Full OF the best Plano Pieces.
Each OF the above five books costs 81 so in
boards, or S3 In cloth. Has more than 200 large
pages full Ol popular music. and eltt er book is g.
most entertaining companion to q lover OF music.
Specimens OF the standard sent, for the pres.
ent postpaid for 81 25 and OF the other books for
the retail price.
OLIVER DITSON CO., q. q. DEsUN AGO.,
Boston. New York.
july3l-ws2
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~s ST. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY
RAILROAD COMPANY. EXECUTIVE OFFICE,
No. 81 NASSAU STREET, NEW YORK. AUGUST
lsr, 1s72.-The Coupons and Registered Interest,"
due August 18th, 1872, on the First Mortgage
Eight Per Gent Is per cent? Gold Bonds OF the St..
Joseph and Denver City Railroad Company, BOTH
EASTERN AND WESTERN DIVISION, will be paid
at the office OF the Farmers Loan and Trust Com.
pany Of the City OF New York, upon presentation
and demand, on and after date, free OF tax.
FRANCIS A COFFIN,
auo3-l2 4 Assistant Treasurer.
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drugs, Ghtmlrals, @r.
iun3-mw5mos

DR. FILTERS VEGETABLE RHEU-
10 MATIO SYRUP.
Warranted under oath never to have failed 10
cnre. 3s.6OO Certificates or testimonials OF cure,
Intending Rev. O. h. Ewing, Media, Pennsylvanla;
Rev. Joseph Beggs Falls Of scaaykH HvbtatoSn Raaag
New Jersey: Rev. Thomas Murphy, FranElord,
Phil PSiaielphia; Doctor Jennings and Doctor Walton
Philadelphia; Hon. Y. Greeley. member Con.
gress from Philadelphia; Hon. Judge Lee. cam.
den, New Jersey; ex-senator stewart, baitimore g; 9;
Ex-Governor Powell, Kentucky, and thousands OF
Others. Warranted to cure or money refunded.
Dr. GEO. CAULIER, Agent,
july1-1yr OnRrleston' D "
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NJ THE CHARLESTON CHARTTA-
BILE ASSOCIATION for the Benefit OF the Free
School Funa-Oficiu Rattle Numbers:
RAFFLE OLlss No. eis-MoRNINe.
64-23- 7-l7-6S- S-6l-4l-67- 9-4S-65--3l
RAFFLE GLASS No. 644-EvBNING.
5O-27-69- -43-3l-l9-7l-7 7-22-44
AZ witness our hands at Charleston this 9th
day OF August, 1aTl ~ s..- "a q,
FENN PECK,
JAMES GiLLILAND,
aug7 sworn Commissioners.
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Reliolrt1s Notifies.

@sT. PAULSCHURCH, RADCLIFFE
BoRo'.-As this Chrchwill be closed fof re-
pairs, Pewbolders se requested to remove tnelr
Books. Cushions, &c, on or before THURSDAY, tne
orr ,ns,ont aug7-2
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-08-07

@ OFFICIAL RAFFLE NUMBERS OF
THE CHARLESTOS JOINT STOCK COMPANY for
the benefit OF the State orphan Asylum:
ULASS No. sL-TuEsDAY MORNING, August q.
8-70-67-lT-52- -20-54-64 -2S-l6
CLASS No. s2-TuRsDAY EVENING, August @.
9-5l-48-25-52-2l- l-66-35 -35-l6-46--32-3l
witness my hand at Charleston, 8. O., 9th day
of August, 1872. A. MOROSO,
aug7 Sworn Commissioner.