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STEAMSHIPS.

q SltallsgIps.
4FFN CROMWELL'S LINE
ssas4Sk@sL
S A V A N N A H.
The steamship
win leave Spears wharf,
On THIS.DAY, April aith,
No freight received after u O'Clock on day Disabling
No bulls OF adng signed after departure of the steamer
sAML t PEARCE, Agent.
lie Spears wharf
Agentsn Savannah, BRIGHAM, BALDWIN CO. 1t
s4NS q H A r L f S TON
THROUGH IN FIFTY HOURS!
The nrstclass screw steamship
Capt, C W. Watson,
SATURDAY, April 28th,
at o'clock, P NJ, precisely
No Bills ladng will be signed after the departure OF
Seamer.
For freight only apply to
SAMUEL T. PEARCE, Agent,
Agents in Charleston, JOHN W. CAIDWEf II SCN
Punctuaity in her departure NAV be relied ap20tf
&T@s REDUCED RATES OF FREIGHT
.-x=s==ias=aA CR0MWELL'S LINE OF STEAMERS,
RUNNING R Hf!W 46kE BETWEEN
uu0o BAttFfIRMoRE
The steamships of this Line will
Leave NEW YORK,
From r'eF H. n K B al
From Spears wharf
Measurement goods cents per foot and proportonat
Shippers Boston, dence Portland and other East
points, have their Goods promptly forwarded
Apply to SA5II. T. PEARCE, Agent,
ZIG SPEARS WHARF
or to II B. CROMWELL& co,
o., Sc WEST STREET,
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WESTERN

In EEE{S{{ssttSSs&s S..5,ss1 WESTERN
sxN2sR--es0E MARYLAND RAILROAD
SPRING ARRANGEMENT
Cars leave Calvert Station at 75O A. NJ and , p NJ
Tor Reistestown. Leave Reserstown Baltimore at Ii
and lG45 A. NJ. '
~ Omnibus from Westminster daily A NJ connect,
with lO45 train Waiting for train from Baltimore re
turns to Westminster, arriving 40
Omnibus from Manchester at A NJ meets TO- - train
Monday, Wednesday and Friday Returning aitrrrnir
tmore. Ia
apl6 tt IRWIN A TAVJnk
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Business Garhs.
r F, WILLIS, ,,,.. ,.---. ,,,,. p, -,,,
DEALER SfS SEH6F 1 mI5hI MEhs R2Gs
F aHa ESsqnfT Produce
w MARBURG & CO.,
w. No As W. LOMBARD STREET,
HAVANA AND c fHGStfEH CIGARS e AND PIPES
D6 6Tf EtSTftSrG UfGXks.
buying any where else. mh7f
TOHN RODGERS & SON,
S S S R fR A SFTPETRE T and FE
h al drs to to a best IN @ a2 s
linz Also GAS FITTING and PIUMBING GAS FIX
store, No 81, adjoining.
RECORDERS respectfully solicited. fe26m
JAMES NJ. ANDERSON / SON,
u ENGRAVERs,
s4SE F2FE STF #H ASR S3 1s A dHf5S ST5
Engraved and Printed in the most fashionable styles
and Paris Waiting Cards De Rue's Envelopes etc e22-t
GREEN YoE, 'N''' i. '0A
DEALERS N 9S cHocE fEH iso"S T. 'as''s'
AND FINE FAMILY GRocERIEs, o''>''
sfelln No. IS BALTIMORE STREET, Bait.
GUST A. LIEBIG, PHI. DR.,
ANALYTIC CHEMIST
SUCCESSOR TO DR. CHARLES BIoEEL.
LABORATORY,
No CT Souri, GAY STREET, tup stairs,)
jal0Sm Baltimore.
7 H. q J, S. HOGG,
Nos. s AND 10 CLAY STREET
All work entrusted to them will receive their particular
Jobbing attended to with punctuality jal-tf
BARRETT Il DE BEET,
rLRVFRS IND cyJDEPc
diff No. 10 BALTIMORE STREET.
A MMIDON 4 Co,
kEE6shT iARh ~ 1eSf 1Hb P ETEFfaL OILS.
KEROSENE AND ETHEGi1I. LAMPS
olOu near Baltimore
EoHN NJ. STEWART,
ARCHITECT s AAR
-, =, 5 Il Corner + s"utn aud Second streets,
CLAREE L PEGRAM, "'' NJ '''A""
ReNA AND SETES 81
80 Exchange Place.
INVEST VEINS,
w IMPORTERS, MANUFACTURERS
o. s F 3taETtf
10. 2O6 Batmors street,
r.
Gas Pipes introduced into pab!y and private huing
he best manner and on the pleasing terms mril
EOHN GREACEN,
- WHOLESALE DEALER
IN SALT AND PLASTER,
aplSt No 50 EXCHANGE PLACE
TIVE MOUNT VERNON COMPANY, have Oh
II hand and constantly manufacturing
FhiTiNG FOR PAPER MAKERS,
rucK, FOR TfKtIsfSHK MAKERS,
OPFICs-li0sBARb SrEsaT
"r2ht eornar of Frank lin L.
STEAM MARBLE WORKS
~ BEVAN b SONS,
DEALERS
AMERICAN AND FORETGE Marble
40 SARATOGA STREET,
Howard,
baltimore
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n r. B A A X E f

Ii. Is A A h b Il
Special attention given to ali chronic dsaassS r1;
GROUP CONSUMPTION INFLUENZA, AsrHN. BpONcuITTs 81
diseases OF the NosE Mourn, THROAT and LUNGS ali SKI,
bago, Lumbar Assesses, Scrofula Rhenmtsm Cot N
ragia, Paralysis, Epilepsy Commissions, Dyspepsia Dvs
EMERY Darrhpa The worst eases of PILES enrol 10
short time also, Of the Stomach, Liver and Bowels Tier
diseases incidental to and children whici
be given by letter DR. Baakee produce one thousan,
certificates Of his perfect success in curing
, EIISrUlA OF, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
sCALp HEAD Hx W ZEN PQLYPuS OF THE NOSE, OF
TuMoRS AND SWELLINGS
Of every description, and without the use oftha knife or
surgical instruments These last named diseases cannot h.
cured by correspondence therefore all such patients
place themselves under the Doctors personal
III nr Baakee mas made new discovery ola FLUID that
VIII produce absorption OF the "CATaRACT" and restors
permanent vision to the Eye without resort to the knife
EYES AND EARS
are successfully treated without the use of the knife - a
ee Or Baakee has constantly hand his office very
extensive assortment OF beautiful
ARTIFICIAL EYES
which TY4PANURS or EAR DRUMS,
Az ave suitable for either and all ages-insered in
Artificial articles KNOWN IN the WoTd fs
with the Arm ARTIFICIAL HANDS, ...g
with the Anhsn a Elbow Attachment: ARTIFICIAL FEET
sex and can Be ss perfectly natural adapted for either
All kinds o. frSssees y express part Of the world
scrpo1 r. either and TTusse pprcnsr vsf ae
sns JTss9 A condition, for those with PR1tSp
Doctor Bake is one of the most celebrotsa .nd stut
persony 10 every principal city N His fame is known
All let'rr' ''i~'ced TO DR.. Raakee must Sorl ,;
wnlch VIII uire his personal super vision mentioned
omce Hours from a NJ t2 boe 4 NJ
Office 7O4 Broadway, few doors above Fourth ST.
nio" New York CITY
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nEPOT OF NEW YORK FRENCH CON
~ FECTI0NERY, CHOCOLATES, re, &c
J. MERCHANT & SON.

No. Ia W. PRATT STREET, the MaLhy IIouse
OFFER FOR SALE:
l,uOO5b boxes of the following goods; Gum Drous and
SSucSS Ch1colate Licoce and Chocolate Cream Drops;
Almonds of all qualities; Fig Jube Paste ConySrsa
uon nruggtS and Bloomer Lozenges. Plain iozenees Of
Clnnam0n Wintergrten, Rose, Lavender, &C. dc Ladies'
SIeam Drops Co dial Beans; Coz dial Toys Chewing Gum
Mixed candy Of all qualities Family, Jim Grow and Donbe
Re9ed Chocolates &c &c beside general variety Can
dy OF our own manufacture Lemon Syrup Rose ard Per
ect Love Cordias &c &c Wholesale in Foreign
fruits Nuts &c iiayana, Domestic and *egars
WhIeh we otter at the lowest market prices.
S-Ai goods delivered to Railroad Stations, Steam
'o"'' an" 10 'iie CITY Tree OF charge. app Il
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BLANK BOOK, PAPER AND
stationery WAREHOUSE,
SAMUEL r. TURNER.
No 3 SOUTH CHARLES STREET,
HAS ON HAND A VERY SUPERIOR AS
Il Il SORTMENT OF PAPER, STATIONERY and BLANK
ACCOUNT BOOKS, Among his stock will he found WRI-
TING and LETTER PAPERS, both domestic and foreign of
all the most approved manufacturers.
NOTE PAPERS, Ruled and Plain, in variety.
ENVELOPES of all kinds.
STATIONERY of description, for Office and private
use viz: STEEL PENS, PEN HOLDERS, SEALING WAX,
WATERS, LEAD and SLATE PENCILS, INK STANDS,
DC, &c.
INK, Writing and Copying, of all the hest makers LET
TER COPYING PRESSES, PORTFOLIOS, PORTE-hION-
NAIES, &c, &c.
Also large assortment of WRAPPING PAPER
PLAYING CARDS. PRINTERS do, a.. &c, all at low
prices.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS will do we'll to fe22f
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I EAT TOBACCO.
IL HAVANA,
YARA
CUBA,
SEED IEAF
In store and for sale by
SEEMUlI.ER SONS,
jal6-u So Exchange Place

~ o. GORTER,
w No. So SoUTH GAY strict,
AGENT FOR
MessTs. PellevGisn Freres La Rochelle }
Messrs. ]. Faure " Co.'S Cognac SRRANDIES
Alfred Morton Bordeaux
Also. Messrs de st. Andre Co.'S Ay Champagne Spark
li.g Wine. f
VIII transmit orders for the above brands parties
ing to import the which will most carefully eyecu-
ted at the lowest market prices ap2m
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aaimts, Oils, @Iass, apt StuAs,&t.

aaims, Oils, @Iass, art stufs,&t.
HUGH BOLTON co,
LII WHoG GSss o AEP F PkHAE Ri IN
Keeps constantly hand general assortment Of Paint
fs Ps Re Gas
Lewis snow White Zinc Putty-kegs and bbls
CHROME eG%n Yes yellow o oiie d' I9seed Oil
Chinese and American YER Patent Oil
million Machinery Oil;
Prussian Blue; Camphene and Ethereal Oil;
Refined Lamp Black; Copal and Japan varnishes;
Verdegris; leather varnish;
Headle Narnish Neatsfoot Oil
And every other article appertaning business all
asi,tf y. = ~. :. - No. 81 McELDnnRy's WHARF
baltimore CHEMICAL PAINT AND
ID wm D yA AZ 8 % T y Z 8 o.
No. ioi LOMBARD ST.,
sf e. fe3SP T FSS s EafSsi
2Ncs they @ 70 ee
They also continue the manufacture of their well known
yARNISHES Of every description.
ksd Sape'e all grades Putty il 6adde GS and bulk
G 65pp' G Gats'DS anu '''AN'
Sea!sfsSt@ Oh Spanish brow brown
which together with their usual of Paints they
o1er to the trade at the lowest market prices n20h
nYE WOODS, DYE STUFFS, DRY-SALTE'
5000 bbls. ehippsd and ground ~ ~ f WOODS
20 casks Madder, free from sand;
ITO g Bleaching Powders, high test
200 200 casks and o6 SS GLUE irish and American
Bark '"'-f anu Pot and Pearl Ashes
81 b. cr %Ga.d Pot = P P,n:i Pct S,a Ash
| China Clay, Roll Birthstone,
cream Cream T IA Red Lead;
C CatSS, S H5f1 S 81 mac
| EXtrart Iouycnd SAM Crnc;hI.e
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DIPES AND PIPE HEADS.
large variety of Clay Pipes and Pipe Heads white
coored, glazed and ungaze in four and six gross
boxes, imported and Tor sale by ~
A. SEEMULLER SONS,
E~y.l
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GEH,B CARRIAGES CARRIAGESl---Tl

. sn bscTiber has on hand at his extensive CAR
MAGE OSlfOltH, No rs South Cav Street the most
extensive and best assortment fashionable RRT
tat can ne found in the city. Persons in want
VIII nhd IL 20 Their interest to give call am deter
mined % sell low for cash approved paper All work sold
at my repository warranted for months OLD Carri4
ges repaired or taken In exchange for new ones
s2lt VII ~ -
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EsIE@N OLD DOMINION STEAMBOAT

En-Slk-A OLD DOMlNlON STEAMBOAT
FOR FREDERICK SRURG, VTRGiNia Avn avn
lNIis ON THE RAPPAHANNOCK RIVER i'-'-'p
>, Inc steamer VIRGINIA, Captain n Fairbank I.o,o.
Baltlmore from her berth, at Needhams pier ght fr
wharf EVERY FRIDAY AFTERNOON, at 4 ocack and
MORNING. at O'clock Immediately after the arrival 81
te tram OF cars from Richmond and WASHINGTON Stonnin,
at all the regular Landings the RappahannCck Tycr
gong and returning TO land and receive freight and uas
THE VIRGINIA
comparatively and was built by merchants NJ Erode
DlS ald Baltimore, interested TRADE and Nv
erchants and farmers residing in the counties
on The RappahannOck for the press purpOse of Err
St Grass steamer on the route During the winter tho r
Waid deck mas been enclosed thus aOrdipg comDIpte r
sizes can De taken on board carried under deck itlt
taking oil the wheels Her Staeroom ana berth acrnmu
it0ns are large and commodous, her cascitv Tor
freight extensive. As passenger and freight In at 80 &
no superior on the waters of the Chesaueakc " ''
through freight received in Baltimore and CHARGES p,i
by X. J. CAPRON 4 co, BOwly's wharf @'' '-'
Freight received board Of the Steamer Wednesdays
ana thursdays, and on Fridays up clock. p NJ
For hTther information and Blank Receipt Of form used
r J. CAPRON & co, Agents.
=, ~ r., . No - Rowiy's wharf Ramore
F. SLAUGHTER, Presid mt, Federickshurr va mh9at
IL ,,I FOR FOR The THE SOUTH
rHlA and BALTlMORE, via the
, RAY LINE -
TON RAiGAGt9TSTA n kALElGH rGcaARI4TTE GoLGN
NEW ORLEANS. -''D
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT
49,, ,,- ALLY, Except Sundays via.
BAY LINE, a ShA-BOARD ROANOKE RAiL!;i.A
The Schedule being arranged that the travel
ONO MIGHT TEATEL on the Railroad from
NEW YORK TO WELDON, Ne G.
n INNS
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Ton ROSS,
~ ,rRtoEEddSiioS AND GENERAL COMMISSION MER-
bhAr'l FUR HE. SALE OF TOBACCO, GRAIN.
BACON. &c.
,,.r 10 LIGHT STREET WHARF,
oz" Near Pratt street
EOHN DICKINSON
- COMMISSION MERCHANT
DEALER IN DOMESTIC ANb FOREIGN ExCu.NcP
HOCSFON, TEXAN
~ Collections made and prompt Temitances in Sig hit
Exchange at current rates, on NEW YORK BOSTON or
NEW ORLEANS
REFER
Crescent City Bank, New Orleans
Messrs HennipgS GoSli1g, New York
". H. Price, Esq. New York.
Messrs. Peirce 4 Bacon, Boston
MessrS. Claiborne Il Ferguson Baltimore mhr6 I'm
p. MACDONALD GEo nTonII.
MACDONALD & DUGDALE.
lY1 GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
DEALERS
GUANO. GRAIN. AND FLOUR,
AND AGENTS FOR THE SALE
BAUGTFS IMPROVED RAW BONE PHOSPHATE
Cor. MCELDEaRY'5 WHARF AND PRATF ST.
BALTIMORE.
All approved FERTILIZERS constantly hand fe27-tf
D0ULTNEY u MUALE,
COMMISSION MERCH ANTS,
a. LOMBARD sTRHT,
REFERENCES:
Aessrs J. =. PEASANTS X SONS, Baltimore.
neSSrs w. GLENN Sous. Cincinnati. jal-tf
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DRIME ROLL BUTTER in bbls. and for sale bv
Il A. L. WEBB BRO, corner Pra and Commerce sts Il
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i,
laZ3-u Corner Of Howard and Franklin sts, Bait
GN8A. CARRIAGES CARRIAGES l. We

XII a4St@~ ChhhtAUECJ GAKkIA ES I've
dK2H have on hand at 90 North 6 STREET, thcl 1,
Eest assortment Of FASHIONABLE CARKiAH rs south az
NeW York all OF the Attest fashions and approved
styles The public invited call and examine for them
serves all OF which will be sold on reasonable terms
BURR, HAIGHT + OCONNEll.
ReIairinR dome q fhn skln q. .tr,ta,
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Ga - CARRIAGES.-We have on hand, at
dz@922-OUR MANDATORY AND REPOSITORY
one on o. the largest and hest assorrm,uts Of CAR
hA6ES 10 be found in the city. Persons Of
RACES are invited 10 call and examine stock are
determined to sell low rates ana on
terms as any other establishment
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~ WING TAEEN WAREHOUSE
No IS SOUTH STREET,
Directly opposite Guilford street,)
PREPARED SUPPLY
SHIPPERS AND OTHERS
BUTTER,
1.cBed in lied package,
FOR EXPECTATION.
having had tag experience in ts business, he conf,
dent that he can give general Satisfaction.
u X intends TO give his special attention all orders ep-
the city. ~ ~ "
HOTELS, EATING HOUSES or FAMILIES, wanting a
eh0ice article of BUTTER, can he supplied above.
dStf 0nnositn Gn;ifnr, stress,
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md INT ERR EDIATf TT0-WT'NS
Inc e steamers GEORGE PEABODY and BELVibERE are
anS eSs TTRR W BVERI TUESDAY,, THURSDAY
va connecting with the South Side Railroad to Iynrb
bulf knoXyllle Memphis, and intermediate towns Gn a.
The SHORTEST, THE MOST EXPEDITIONS, '"N
and
- BEST ROUTE FOR FREIGHT
To all important points Southwestern Virginia
bama and Mississippi. '"' " E''A
Goods reoepted for through to any the above places
For further information rates and time to the se al t
tons on the route, apply to '"' 80"
J. BRANDT Jr
aplr-tf No < I i1Lt tnlpttu5t
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Steamboats,.

- FOR PETERSBURG Ivia CITY
6EErH TfTT7 ROlNT, VA THE steamer "BELYI
For freight Or N Ta5SI April GATH at o'clock
dations, apply to having nne otate Room actomoha
oooo a. i RRANDT T. Ao.,4
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The Journal Of Commerce says:
few DAYS in regard to an invoice Peruvian Cotton received
We understand that i part Of OF SO
very beautiful and tho samples shown would sell rapidly e IS
cents even in the present state OF ,ne nSIns Up p pan
the soil the growth OF which already extends oyer con
wsy Of cultivation to yield large returns"
In addition to the gold by the Persia we have
sO7 COO in doubloons from Havana. About 100000
in British gold bars received ut the Assay Office
to-day for coinage No further shipments of gold TO
the South have been made.
In the produce markets there is much better feel
ing under the foreign news, and higher prices have
been established for Cotton and Breadstuifs.
The Persias adyices are interesting The steadiness
of he London money market in the face of panic news
from this country, and the shipment Of considerable
amount of gold causes surprise, but satisfaction. Tie
quotations for American securities too, are expect-
edy favorable and there to have been an entire
absence of alarm. The lowest prices of our stock mar.
ket had been received and the effect was to stimulate
purchases rather than sales. Our transatlantic neigh
bors evidently do not believe in the disruption Of the
States and treat the subject in calm and phosophic
wa,-much to the establishment of the panic-makers
here. Not the least important of the market
items is the advance in wheat, and the stead
Ilthr Vi tOttoH. bhc E"lNio III oOi'S A'A''"'"N'
aude to the export of Coin to this country as tempo
rary matter and appear to expect return OF god as
soon as the panic feeling misunderstanding the crisis OF
1857 and the gold movement to and fro as a criterion
1t will be found probably that the year cited will not
furnish good comprehensive balance of trade in
1860 being strongly in favor instead of the revere
a. in 1851 1t is rather curious the Persia car
red ont the same amount 10 England in May 1853
ss she now brings Blackjack shipment being the
largest ever made by a single steamer
Relative TO American stocks Barring Brothers Go.
remark:
Pice. have not followed the fall In the United States In cor
degree and there has been disposition to buy al the
have been realized which we're on he
ae found without forcing them United States s
1907 do S. 9 70; Kentucky Co. 2dg4 Maryland sterling o.
husetts S. l0ld 100; Mississippi Mon zdf
P.n,yyasa Stock 84d85 Bonds 1895 Virginia os 500
Central Bonds 9Id92 coupon; Shares II New ork and
Ere 81 Mogszc 9d 81 Shares, q6 inois central Bonds
shaes 20 discount Some Of these quotations are noni
nal and In could be rapidly made COLONIAL
Stocks steady with little business
Messrs. ID. Bell, Son & Co. report az follows lhere
has been All active business in American Securities
daring the past week and the market for State stocks
in particular closes with grea; frmness
The London Times OF the 9Th says:
American Shares presented animated appearance
average IN In ola Central New orb aud Enc ana Ne"
York Central being fully y cent
The following table will show the fluctuations IN
Consols since the Both ult.
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~ HxApAcHn h the fsvorfs sign BY which nature msle'
known any deviation whatever from the natural Of the
brain, and viewed In this HIGHT be looked safe
guard intended give notice Of dsse which might otherwise
escape attention. till late be remeded and its indications
should be neglected Headaches be classified undei
two names viz: Symptomatic and Idopsic. Symptomafc
variety disease: among which ApoplsIJ Govt Rheuns
tSu, and all febIe diseases In its form Il sympe
hec of disease Of the stomach constituting sk 6eadaas
bepsc disease constituting bilious headache Of worms cops
PATTON and other disorders of the bowels well and
uterine affections Diseases Of the heart very frequently at
tended with Hesdches AnRmia and plethora also afsc
ons which frequently occason headache ldopathc Head
ache also very common being usually distinguished BY the
Of nervous headache sometimes coming suddenly 10
apparently sound health and postsns at the
mental and energies snd In other instances
slowly heraded by depression Of spirits scsby Of temper
the pain the front of the head
both eyes, and somsmes provoking vomtng under thu
class may also be named Neuralgia.
For tie treatment Of either class Of Hesdache the Cspha
Pills have been found and safe remedy relieving the os
pains In few minutes and by its subtle power ersdcstn
the diseases Of which Headache 10 the uneuing index
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CONSTIPATION OR CosrIyENEss.

No OF the many ills flesh heir to" s prevalent se
te understood and 20 much neglected a. Costvenesa oet
originating IA careessness sedentary habits regarded -
slight disorder Of too little consequence to excite anxiety while
reality Ia the precursor and companion Of many Of the most
fatal and diseases uness early ersdcaed win
bring the sufferer to untimsy Among the lighter ey
which costveness IL the usual attendant Headache Collie
Rheumatism Foul Breath Piles and others Of like nature while
long train OF fghtu diseases such Malignant Feyes Alb
Paralysis. Hy.tes Hypochondrasis Melancholy and insanity
first indicate their In the system this alarming yP
.ion but take ndependent existence unless the cause
follows that the disorder should receive immediate attention
whenevett and should neglect to got boz
Cephc Pills the first appearance OF the complaint thet
timely WIN sIpe the ndiOus approaches OF dsesse and
de.sHy this dangerous foe 70 human hie.
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The total shipments Of native copper 'front.' ntonagon,
according 10 Tie Mirror, TO Nov. 10 were 37i3 tuns,
1905 pounds The companies got most Of their copper
off this season, as only twenty tuns remained ON the
docks of the shippers when the last steamer left Tho
figures exhibit large increase over prssious years
From present indications the amount shipped FROM tho
Outonaeon, Keeweepaw Point, and Portage-I@.ks dis
iics the present season. cannot be less than 1900 NJ
tuns, to 6245 gross tuns shipped in 1859.
At Philadelphia, The North Aner'cda Gays
There wes more hopeful feeling In the money m>rhe, sni
really pfn. PAPER scare. and anted oosd@ the bAah.
l0l Per cent per month Money call ~ss alec Psnty
at od. per cent per snnuna.
The annexed figures of the condition Of the New-Or.
leans banks as compared with the zane period kst year
show that an enormous contraction has been going on
in that city, equal to contraction of thirty millions %
the uaIt of the New Iork banks;
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Total tZ4,SS ~ fitOzj Dc''''' VIZ" ~
The Manufacturer and Merchants Bank OF this
city, has declared semi-annua dividend Of 81 cent,
payable I'd January. The business Of the Clearing
House was $l9, 3l9OO0, which shows more activity.
There is an improved feeling in paper in the open
market to-day, and holders asking Pals cent
for names which yesterday selling at l5aiS v
cent and some transactions have been made at this
decline There is disposition shown to buy caPi-
tass having recovered some confidence in mercantile
credits, and long paper is again inquired for. On de-
mand money is seeking employment at 6S7 v cent,
and lower rates are occasionally accepted. Borrow
ers are predicting 4a5 y cent the rates on leading
coaterals in January. The domestic exchanges have
an improving appearance, but are still 80 dsorganzed
az seriously to embaTass remiitances At Chicago the
rate continues 96lO v cent prem. On philadelphia.
drafts are selling at la2 y cent discount on Balti-
more, 3 y cent discount. The rates of discount on
Southern funds are rather lower than heretofore ruling
Treasury Notes are selling in small lots for the payment
of duties at q a3 y cent. Large parcels could not be
placed better than 4d5 v cent discount
The movement of the banks in the four principal
cities of the Union in which weekly reports are made,
az sbown by their last statements, is AZ follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-21
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