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TheOloQical Seminary.

lF'ron, the Columbia, s. o., Southern Presbyterianl
Tho Board Of Directors Of the Theological Seminar
In this place, held lts annual meeting last week. We
have not room this week TO give full account OF It's
proceedings.
The Board adopted the following important resolu-
tions:
Resolved 1. That In the present unsettled and i'm.
poverished condition OF the country is not thought
expedient to tnaugurate any general scheme to raise
funds among the churches for the reendowent Of tho
Seminary; but that IL be recommended to the Synods
cooperating In the support Of tho Seminary
to raise each In 3 respective bounds and
may be thought best the sum Of thousand dol
lars to supplement the salaries of four professorshps
That In order to carry this measure into effect the
Rev. DR.. Howe and Rev. VIM. Banks be appointed a
to attend the next meeting of Synod Of South
Porter the Synod Of Georgia. tho Rev. Drs Adger and
Stmap, the synod OF AabAms, and the Rev. Drs. Pal
mer and Lyon tho Synod Of Mississippi.
8. That the ladies throughout all churches be
earnestly requested to engage In raising funds any
way that ray be thought best for the support Of nd
gent young men who may no eng ged In the prosecu-
ton OF their tho oRca studies and that tho pastors Of
vice In the prosecution OF this underta Ing
4. That the Rev Messrs Dwight Witherapoon, of
Memphis. Tenn ThOs r. Weloh, OF Little Rock Ark,
NJ Ohevaer, Of Gonzales Texas be to solicit
contributions In their respective Synods as they may
have opportunity for the general Of the Seminary.
8. That while adopting the above plan to relieve the
Immediate pressing wants OF the Seminary the Board
would nevertheless urge suoh individuals In the
churches ne may have the to make trlbuOns
for the permanent endowment OF the sentnnry. And
they would therefore request the Rev. Drs Joseph r.
Wilson, James A. Lyon. d. N Palmer, aud Rev J r.
Burgett, to act committee TO raise funds for the
permanent endowment OF the Seminary
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Auction Sales This Day.


MCKAY CAMPBELL will sell, this day, ut No.
259 Kingstreet I'D story nearly opposite Hasel street.
at 10 O'Clock, the complete fixtures Of barroom on
tirely new, consisting Of shakers, julep strainers
spoons, &C.
MHMoAN. MELoHERs Il Go. will sell, this day, at
the store No. 464 King street. ut 10 O'Clock tho entire
contents OF said store, consisting Of boots Shoes
T. NJ CATER will sell this day. on Browns Wharf,
10 O'Clock, 90 hhds bacon shoulders.
WE would call the attention of readers to the ad-
vertisoment Of Messrs. ANDERSON l. scHERMERHoN
oiners and model makers No. ST Ann .strcet New York
Messrs. A. g. prepared to orders In the
most improved Roller Sea Island Cotton Gins.
THE attention of purchasers s called to the sale
choice grocery sugars and uscoyado moasses atiyer-
sed to be sold ut auction by J. H. R1sLEY wednes.
day. goth nst T.ese tho only lots of grocery su
gars and molasses rke In frat hands, and as
tho demand is go,d and the sale positive We have no
doubt but the bidding Will be spirited.
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINES Tho HOMEOPATHIC system
Of iral practice has become OF the fixed nstitu
tlons Of American society It hardly any longer be
considered an experiment. DR.. HUMPHREYS, whose ad-
vertsement appears in columns this week. has long
and successfully given his attention the preparation
ofspeccs for the various which flesh Is heir to- and
s placing them in the reach of all who may Wish to test
their virtues-Dunkirk Journal.
Depot. 562 Broadway, N. Y.
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AT THE annual meeting OF the robra Bickur Cholem
held tho 17.h Instant the following gentlemen were
elected to for the ensuing year:
JOSEPH LEVY, President,
EDMUND SCOTT, Vice- President
GUSTAV HOFFMAN, Treasurer,
PHILIP KIOH. Secretary.
HENRY CLARKE n.
VICTOR WOLFF, ! Arustees.
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California paper says large lake has been discover
ed in tpat State from the waters OF which can be- OBJ
taned large quantity Of 6oraI without much trouble
and in state Of almost absolute purity. Oonsid
the fact that the world 10 now dependent the lagoon
Of Tuscany for Its boraI and the contingency that hn
foreign supply may at any time be cutoff this discovery
tg Of no little Importance,
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YORK. 8. o.-From the Enquirer Of the 14th we learn
the following in relation to the weather crops: "a
cold, wet and backward spring has been followed by
continuous and heavy rains that have doue serious
damage to the crops The prospects of farmers In this
District are altogether dlsheArtenns The unsettled
condition of the labor system bad seed weath or
have all combined against him. Tho cotton scarcely
visible above the ground. and promises badly. Th
wheat better but less han average will be
produced. Another destructive hall storm passed over
the upper portion of the Dstrict on Saturday last
utterly running many farms"
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PRIVATE SALES.

at Priuate Sale
By j. OKAYTON FORD.
$4,000 %osps STATE SOUTH CAROLINA SIX PER GENT
s45cO CIT Y CHARLESTON sIX PER CENT STOCK.
$4,000 NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD SEVEN PER
CENT. BONDS
$4,000 MEMPHIS AND CHARLES coN RAILROAD
NINETY sEVEN SHARES SOUTH CAROLINA RAIL.
ROAD AND BANK STOCK.
Apply as above, at No. 40 BROAD-STREET.
June 19
Fifth Acre Farm on Edisto Island.
Bt SMITH Il mcG1L1VRhY.
At Private Sale-
Will be sold. on acr ommodating terms, WELL SET
tiled FARM OF FIFTY ACRES, with good dwelling
and all necessary outbuildngs Titles indspntable.
Apply, as above, at
No 81 BROAD.sT.. SOUTH SIDE, NEAR STATE.
Juno IA
ORANGEBURG FEMALE COLLEGE.
IiNOR SALE THAT DESIRABLE PROPERTY, STU
u ATED In tho Town Of Orangebarg, and known as
the ORANGEBURd FEMALE COLLEGE. Tho build
Ing Is largo and suitable Hotel Boarding School,
being capable of accommodating about two hundred
t2U0 persons. On the premises gas works for sur
plying the building with gas; and q flno orchard nnd
garden. Tho grounds are ample and eligbly located
being near the railroad depot.
Terms-One-tenth cash balance In ton eoua] an
nual insalments. secured by mortgage of the prom.
erty; the buildings to bo kept insured and policy
assigned, or credit on the whole amount of tho
chase may be had by giving approved security
in addition to the mortgage &C., the purchaser paying
only cash enough to defray expenses SALE For fur,
COHEN, HANCKEL co.,
No. 46 East Bay, corner Boyce Co. Wharf
RD- D-Orangcburg Times insert above ono month and
seno Dill 10 courier Ofhce. fmwlmo May 26
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The DAILY News.
LOCAL MATTERS.


WE ARE under obligations to the Southern and Ma
tonal Express Companies for late papers.
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DIsTINGUIsHED ARRIVALS Governor JAMES L. o n r
and his Private Secretary JOHN L. BoArwnIanr Esq,
and Hon. T. N. DAwHINs arrived Saturday afternoon
and are stopping atthe Mills House.
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ESCAPE OF PRIsoNERs-The Columbia Paanir of Sat
urdny says: eve learn that two persons SPENCER
charged with shooting United States soldier and or
pora JUEFEL Of the 9th Infantry succeeded
past the sentinel aud made their escape from copne
ment Thursday night. They were fred on. bu
without effect"
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tho following in relation to the weather and the crops
Continued warm. growing weather has been the rule
since the hrst Of June Corn is making rapid start
Irish potatoes are plenty garden vegetables coming on
finely. Rye and oats very promising, and last not
least many good crops OF wheat the country This
Ia not equal the year. the best We have
had but there will be about ten times material for
good hour produced In the upper districts of the State
town Of dreenville. tue same quantity and quality Of
land In wheat whicb, las year. yielded aixty two
four hundred bushels Of wheat weighing 60 lbs. to
the bushel or twelve times last years product The
scarcity Of old in the district and high prices will
make wheat difficult to by the generality Of
consumers; and We will still require importa.ons Of
provisions from other parts OF the supply the
destitute, RI. =
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NOTICE.
4 FIRST-cLASS ICE CREAM AND REFRESH
IA MENlB SALOUN will open Saturday. at No.
SOUTH BAY. Ladies aud Gentlemen c)rdally in
vted to CALL 1t is delightful place to enjov the
Mu-ic Remember No. 9, opposite the Band Stand
Seats will be placed on the balconies for tue ladies'
GEORGE FRARY,
June Is 9* Sole Proprietor.
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AUCTION SALES,

BY Mo,. hY Il ChSipBEl1,.
THIS DAY, 18th instant will DO Sold No. at 25e KING
street I'D ssory). nearly opposite Hasel street at 10
THE COMPLETE FIXTURES OF ABAa ROOM En.
TIRkLY NEW,
CoNsIsTISG
SHAKERS, JULtP SrRAtNERS. SPOONS, ALB
MUGS, Trays, Tumblcrs Ale doblcts. La GER Glasses
Pony Glasses. Rock Glasses, Puer Goblets. Colery
Gisse5 Btters Bottles Finger Bo Sls Cracker, Cheese
and Sugar Bowls, Punch Bowl, L. t. Mats 1. K. spit
tuons, sc, &c.
NEW CoUN TER with ICE BOXES, all c,mpote
AZ yar DIS Enei,h Oil Cl"th. cne piece
WIRE WIRE N Wirdow Shades, sG132
large photographs. Gems r. f. Lee and Grant
Chamber set
Lounge.
20 baskets PIPER HEIDsICK," to close consIeu.
Conditions cash. Articles to be removed in,moa,,,o,
after the sale. juno IA
BIZ MILLIGAN, nIELCuEIss & CO
THIS DAY, 18th instant, at 10 O'Clock, at tn store
No. 4et Kinss.reet, ono door northeast of stroet
1HE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF SAID ST =,
A large lot Of BOOTS, SHOES. Hats, Trun, Carpe.
Bags, lot, casea and cartoons. &C., &c. ne 1B
20 h1ds. Bacon Shoulders. account Of :. tckers.
VIII be sold THIS DAY. on Browns Wharf. at 10
20 hhds. BACON SHOULDERS, on account of packers
Conditions cash June 18
Handsome Oak and llalogany Funitue, Bed.
ding, dc.
By CLIFFORD 81 MhTI1EwES.
viii be sold at II O'Clock House No. Is East Bay,
TOMORROW, The 18th ins tant,
OAK and WALNUT COTTAGE SETS complete,
Mahogany Walnut and Oak French and Children's
Bedsteads,
Mahog any, Cane Seat and Mohair Chairs Rockers and
Sofas,
Largo and small Oak Ice Hous.s,
Mahogany Book Case Card aud Centre Tables
Walnut Extension Dining Table,
One Holmes Therapeutic CHAIR.
woa ahatan nia NTutfr N
Fed and Pillow, &c, &c.
ALSO,
One new light BUGGY, with Harness, Umbrella and
Whip.
Terms Cash. June 18
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Mrs. EMILY E. ALEXANDER has bean com missIoned b
the Department as Pos.mistress for Yorkville mum
ber Of female Postmasts have been appointed in Mort
Carolina.
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2448- 248-
LOUIS COHEN.

TUST RETURNED FROM THE NORTH, TAKES
e pleasure IN announcing that has succeed ed In
purchasing the GREATEST BARG AIMS of tho season
which he now Offers together with the Of HIS stock
at remarkably low prices.
- ENeLISH PRINTS, ut 26 cents, fast colors
"A Scotch Ginghams at 25 cents
English Bareges. fine quality, 20 cents
Fine Grenadines ut 40 cents
Super French Grenadines, reduced from 81 so to 81
per yard
Colored and Black siis in variety reduced prices
Black Bareses and AIpacas
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WE WOULD call the attention of our readers to the ad
vertisement OF the RarIan and Delaware Bay Rail road
which appears in columns. The road extends from
New York to Camden directly opposite the city Of Phi
adelpha. This road is supplied with plenty of largo
and commodious cars and every convenience for the
comfort of Its passengers Travellers from the South
to New York, and all points east. will Hnd N mu oh
cheaper and peasanter rad than the one heretofore
traversed by them in going from Philadephi Now
York Passengers the Camden ferry at Vine
street wharf Philadelphia at A. A., and take tho O. 20
train for New York and Long Branch This ia tho only
direct route to Long Branch tho whole distance by rail-
NO change OF cars, no travelling by stags The road
ords varied and pleasant ride through East New
to Port Monmouth, where connection is made with
the splendid steamer Jesie Hoyt. After delightful
ride up New York Bay enjoying fine view of all the
prominent and interesting points OF tho harbor travel
lers arrive in New York in good time for dinner We
would advise our friends to give this new route trial.
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ono hand in his pants pocket all the time; struck him
then with my club and tho club boke he ran and got
brick aud knocked down; there were three moro
policemen there and they saved from being killed.
and two Of them took defendant to Guard House; he
said 1t was twenty years hence he would take my lfe
he resistod mo in every way he could tho two
other policemen arrested him.
Policeman o DRIEN, sworn Has heard the above tes
timony, and can testify that 1t s al correct far he
knows. Sixty dsys' hard labor on the streets $50
fine.
United States John Middleton, colored.-Obsruct-
Ing neutrality-suspicious. GOLDEN sworn: On Adger's
Wharf yesterday, between IL O'Clock, tried to
stop defendant fro blocking the passage way with
his dray he at mo. aud said no had the
id rebel police spotted waited until Sergeant
ROACH came down. He directed me to take him to
the Guard House, and did so Ho sent word for tho
gentleman for whom ho was driving, who and got
the dray and said defendant was q very saucy man
Fine $40. or twenty days hard labor tho streets
United States John Freeman, William whaley an
Nelson Hutchison, colored.-Fightng In tho street.
Sergeant JONES, of Police Yesterday at TIP.
NJ, was on duty ut the Of Church and NJ ,rket
streets, and saw great In between
Chalmers and Queen Found all these defendants In a
fight there. Arrested two In the street and ono In
house. Each s6 fine, ten days. hard Isbor on the
streets.
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MILITARY CoMMss1oN.-The Columbia Patriot of Sat =
urday says: "The Commission which has been In ses-
sion here for aome time past engaged In the trial
WIN. SPENCER for assault with iltent to kill Un tied
States soldier. adjourned on Thursday"
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STEALING ALONG THE RAMRoAD.-The Wiun sboro'
Trf- Weekly Neps ssys:
We have lately heard Of several instances loss along
the line OF railroad between this place and Oh ,reston.
1t is becoming nuisancs. Corn is stolen and even
boxes nailed and hoopei broken into. Cannot
something be done to pu. stop to this plunder
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Lot in Northeastern Part of The Cuy.
BY JAMES l.. CAN'T.
On THURSDAY next 10th inst, at the Of Broad
and East Ray Streets at IL O'Clock, will be offered
ALL THAT VERY VALUABLE LOT OF LAND on the
north side Of Bogard street. next tho of Ru
ledge-stree adjoining Land Of Hon. Geo. A. Trenholm:
measuring in front Bogard-street ninetythree feet
and in depth from north to soutn two hundred and
eleven feet, be the same more or less.
The location and size Of this should commandthe
attention of parties seeking investment
Terms Of Sale-One- third caub; balance In and
two years. secured bond with interest from ate and
mortgage Of property Or the purchaser may pay the
whole in cash. Purchaser to pay j. L. G. for papers,
June Is fInwth4
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Cool TREATMENT is generally thought very offensive
but such cool treatment the attaches Of this Office
received certain hot day not rery long ago will always
be hold in grateful remembrance. While all hands
were sweltering with heat in magnificent bowl
OF ICE CREAM from Madame RurJEs. just tho thing
we would have asked for, and coming from o quarter
which rendered it certain that It not only good but
the best Of the best.
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Gbe1S a DAKI--AaENTs WANTED gtp
lDAO sell new and wonderful SEWING MAOHIlIU
tho ortv cheap ono hoensad. Address SHAW q CLARK
adu"o'u A-iA si..elaner "a
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MAYORS COURT, Saturday Morniog. June 16-There
long docket before the Mayor, melted aw ny
rapidly before references to the Provost and auie dis
charges. Only two individuals appeared before tho
Court. One was hearty looking sailor, who un der
other circumstances. might have been haudsom O.
Liquor, the great enemy Of Sailors had overcome him
30 completely that he had to be brought to the Guard
House on o dray. Fined s5. The other was little
homely darkey boy, Of ton years Of age sent to
Provost.
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$500 Bores Hauana Sugar, Cargo Of French Bark
ofCdptain Constance Byou, Master Of said Hes-
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Cargo Sale of Mtscopddo Sugars and Moldsses.
BY JOS. H. RISLEY.
On WEDNESDAY, 28th June. Mt IL o'clock A. NJ, VIII
be sold at Accommodation Wharf, the cargo Of schr
"E. L. B. Wales" from Ma'anzas, Cuba,
CONSISTING
SO hbds. first quality MUSC )VADO MOLASSES
tierce first quality Muscovado Molasses
b3 hhds. prime quality Muscovado Molasses
ID uerces prime quality Muscovado Molasses
so hhds. very superior Grocery Sugars
20 hhds. frat quality Grocery Sugars.
Terms at sale.
a1-1he savannsh Republican, Augusta Constitution
alist Columbia Phnnix and Atlanta Intelligence copy
and send bills to Courier Office. Jule 16
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TIE MATER NUISANCE.

.. WAsHiNdroH, May y, 1896
MEssERs. EDIToRs: What is the meaning Of
the fish nuisance in the Aqueduct water Is
there no remedy; or must we all drink the
detection Of dead catfish that is now flowing
from the pipesH Inventors to the rescue
Give us a fltering machine at the point
where the water comes from the river TO the
Aqueduct which will exclude all animal sub
stances, or dysentery, cholera morbus, ard,
perhaps, cholera will be distributed in the
channels through which ought to flow the
best .preservatiye Of health-pure water.
To remove the present tenants Of the pipes,
would it not be wellto open every outlet and
allow the water to low freely for few hours?
p.
That dead fish are lodged in the water
pipes there is no doubt. The Aquednct
water at present has the same offensive taste
and smell that existed in Boston about ten
years ago. The Cochituate water was so OBJ
noxious in smell and taste that the people
could not drink it. The result was, the pipes
were examined and found to be choaked up
with dead eels Something similar, I'M
doubtedly, exists in this city at the present
time. Let the pipes be examined. Congress
should take early action, or disease will sud-
denly follow
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A Personal Explanation.

I Itappears that Senator WILSON made some
reflections upon the appointment Of Lieut.
Col. McKELvY as Marshal for Western Penn
sylyania upon wrong information. On Mon
day Mr.. WILSON made the following personal
explanation in his place in the Senate:
Some days ago, In debate, alluded to Lieut.
Col. MeKelyy, nominated as marshal for western
Pennsylvanis. stated that he had been tried by
. oourt-martial and ordered to be dismissed, and
would have been dismissed the service and impris.
oned had 1t not been for the interference Of fends
J. received communication from gentleman Of
character and standing making that statement
stating that he would have been not only dismissed
tbe service, as he was ordered to be by court.
martial but would have been imprisoned had II not
been for the interference Of Gen. Moorhsad Of his
district ! have since had placed In my hands
copy Of the record Of the trial. and rise simply to
say that on examining the papers they do not JUS
tify the statement made to me and which repeated
tethe Senate. have no disposition certainly TO
DO him the least injustice in the world, and there.
fore make this explanation.
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The extraordinary financial panic which
broke out in London on the afternoon Of the 10th
Of May, pressed so suddenly and severely on bus
ness throughout England that within forty eight
hours afterwards mob Of tsrror-stricken people
beSiesed the doors Of the banks, the operations o.
business In the great commercial centres were al
most entirely stopped, and the Government wa,
compelled to suspend the Bank Charter, so as to
allow the Bank of England to issue notes beyond
the amount permitted by law, in order to relieve
In some measure at least, the public smbarrass.
mentS' But IT would seem from tho latest newl
that this Is more of squat than gale, and thai
the storm will subsids almost as quickly as II rose
leaving, however, number Of wrecks a. warning.
against carrying on sail too rashly during such
timea as the present.
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THE NATIONAL UNION CLUB 81.
Lutte THE PRESIDENT AND
HIS CABINET.

We take pleasure in referring to full re-
, port elsewhere, Of the serenade given last
night TO The PRESIDENT and members of the
Cabinet by the NATIONAL UNION CLuB, and
the remarks, speeches and letters in response.
The speeches arc as remarkable for direct
statement and frankness as the letters are
for reticence or apparent fear Of expression
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A SINGULAR accident occurred on the Hud.
son River railroad Tuesday morning. The engine
Of the morning express down, whom just below
PoughkssPsis, struck man, who was probably
walking ON the track, and threw him upon the
ooweatehsr In which position no was carried ten
miles before the engineer discovered what had hap
Psnsd Though badly injured. the man was alive
and s0nsoieus 81 lllt accounts,
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SECRETARY sEWARD's SPEECH.

Upon the first page Of our paper will be
found Mr.. Stewards Auburn speech entire,
and we thus present to our readers to-day
the expressions Of all the members of the
Cabinet (who have any opinions to give)
upon the questions Of the hour. The re-
pponses to the serenade Of the National
Union Club last evening will be found ex-
ceedingly interesting.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-05-24

Hon. Dennis N. Cooley. Commi'sionsr Of Indian
Affairs, has gone 10 New York, and Is expected 10
rsmsin absent for some days. Charles 4. Mix,
esq chief clerk Of the bureau, has been appointed
BY the President acting commissioner during the
absence Of Mr.. Cooley.
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THE DEPARTMENTS.


specimens Of tin ore NON California were szhib.
tied at the General Land once recently. Of extra.
ordinary rehssss and purity. This ore Is iound
about eighty miles south Of the quieksilver mine,
Of osiifornis and d ssvsnty-avs per cent. pure
natal y T. . /.