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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-12-14
New Orleans Market.

par ana q premium, checking and buying.
New Orleans Market.
NEW ORLEANS, December 7.--CorroN.-Tne market
opened this morning with restricted inquiry, but
the pretensions Of holders in advance
the limits Of buyers yet there considerable compe
bales effected fifteen brokers participating in the
business Prices indicated material variation and
new quotations, assmilang to the Liverpool class1fca
tons, as recommended by the New Orleans Chamber OF
Commerce at its last meeting t4i
Referring to the above remarks, quote as fol-
lows: Ordinary 24a25c; Good Ordinary 26a27 Low Mid
The week bales. against as st wssR TSe
from Mobile, Florida and Texas which are included in
their respective statements) comprise 25,2se bales,
The weeks exports embrace bales Of Which e1ss
were to foreign ports and 1868 coastwise.
sTArEa1ENT OF COTTON
stock On hand September LIST, 1896. .haes-lO2 0S2
Receved previously
s4o, ,428
eare nrsVgnaiv ;4s s90S 9 ia o7o
Stock on hand. ..1so s4e
for Boston. and 1899 for New York.
5 5ss 5sssts Paa E9is s. Sa,{ este
plies prices have advanced fully Ac t, while f6e
mand for Molasses has fallen off prices declined
du ana tie Better l are only in Moderate
demand The inclemency Of the weather, and the bad
condition Of the Levee, which is very wet and muddy
has interrupted operations to-day, but yet the sales
braced fully 220 hhds Sugar and $50 bbs Mosses at
following prices:
suaAn Inferior sNas24c; common sMas3zc; fair ssa
10c; good fair 10HalOc; fully fair 11a11hc prime H
a12c choice 12Ia12Hc; seconds l1a11Lc yellow clar
fed 12a13c; white clarified 13a13Ac p ID.
MoIAssEs-Inferior 45c; common SIC; good 6Cc; prime
GA &c, and choice 6731aT0c p gallon.
There s nothing worthy Of note doing in Cuba Sugar
Molasses which have arrived recent
ly, have been placed into store. II. G E
A
past week, and prices have advanced Aac per pound
with sales of 1000 hhds There active demand fol-
Moasses in the early part of the week. and prices ad
vanced 3a4c gallon; but since that the demand has
fallen OF, and the lost with sales of 470G
bbs during the week. The receipts during the past weeA
comprise 1883 hhds Sugar 1884 barrels Moasses. The
cearances comprise 182 hhds sugar, 2O73 barrels Mo
lasses. -% "5.
FRR1aHTs- is very little disengaged coastwise
tonnage the berth The offerings for shipments have
fallen of and the rates firm They Ike per pound
for cotton by steam New York. 81 per Dbl for F1ou
and 7c per gallon for Molasses. Steam for Boston 1e
for cotton S112A for Flour and &c for Molasses Sal
New York and Boston, AaNc for Cotton, 75asoc to
Flour and 50 for Molasses Steam Liverpool Id fol-
RrrT 1/oO1G
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-20
Hlnsital Jnstrumettts.

THE MASON e. HAMLIN CABINET OR.
Il 8AN6-FIFrYTWO GOLD or SILVER MEDALS
or other HIGHEST PREMIUMS hsys boon swudsd N. x
four weeks fr TIE BEST IE6rRUMENTs Of THIS
GENERAL CLASS.
Pstsd testimony IL presented In their sscslas from ers
than 100 Of the most eminent orssns and musicians ia tho
country that THE MASON 4 HAMLiN CABINET on
rooms No. see Broadway Nsw.Yorh ~ :"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-20
Galss bp Anttiom.
koaars WsLxIxs Auctioneer.
4 DMIEIS1,RATOR'Y SALE of Valuable I'm.

N pro,el PROPERTY ON Forty second, gorty- third,
Forty sixth, Eishty ssooRd end Eighty hi, ct. H. tUD
a. 1865 at IL ~ the Exchange Saesroom No Ill Broad
way, N Y. by osSer Of II. w. Whitney. Administrator.
WEST 42p SrRxBT.Tbe valuable House and Lot, No 1871
West Forty seocndst, Bixhsve House 2Ox50 stories,
high soop hrowr and contains all improvements Lot
2oI lO05. b.. N IL. H..
WEsr 43D srRSnr-No o. Just west Of 6ixth-sve Honss
20 oas feet %sene brick high stoop and contains ill he
improvements hot 10 10x 1905
WEsT <9D srxtsr. The valuable 4sory, browD,tcne,
bsh 'toop. Houi aoe Lots Nos Ill and rs West Forty
th6-s wett of ixbsys Houses each 20xe0 feet and
contain ths improvements. Lots 2oIl00o.
WEST I6Tu SrnHEr. No. 49, just weM Of Sixthsve Hense
stories EDgs 6ssemens 6ss2 fse In good order Lou
l6.8xlD5
WEST SD srnKBT4 Let's north side, 200 feet west Of
Eleveuthave Each Lot 23xl02.A
Wss1 s3D sTpryr a Lots south sde 100 feet west Of
Elrvsntbsve directly In the Of the aoov@ Each
251iC22.
Naps he, ut the Office of the Anctionsers la2T1)
Il. u. LUDLOW Co., No. Pins-st, near Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-20
Xmnsements.


OLYMPIC THEATER. fA-- --.
~ Solo lessee and MsDassress.".".Mr.J JOHN WOOD
Staee hsnsser.... H. oEL"IN
(TEn KsxApLuBMgNf ROT LDygRTisB IN fnS
EEwroRE HHSAfp)
THIS tTUEsnAY) EVENING. MARCH 10.
VIII BE- presented for the second time Che b-aatia drama
GRANDFATHER WHITEHEAD
Ater which the soecs.sial baIesgue extrvassnzs,
CINDERELLA
ia COMAREi
MRS JOHN WOOD
Az Cinderella the Baron's Youngest Daughter.
M' 9sGrs. r.sss!. Rowe StSrssa
vi incEivE LIVED RiGifGY %viiiTHii SHOUTS or
LAUGHTER
but must shortly be Withdrawn account OF previous
snxng omen.s ior the production Of
OThER NOVELTIES.
WEDNESDAY, March q,
BENEFIT OF Nh, G. n. MORTON.
THE FOUNDING AND CINDERELLA.
.,rv,u FkipA .,a March "a, Is' ,,pu-,oy
In sesys preparation IN syle,o rnaeicence ana with
cast Of chcss fur surprising any previous effort u this
A ROMANTIC SPECTACULAR DRAMA
Door, open o. u oelooki curtain rise- At ~
BROADWAY THEATER.
ID THROsoED AUDIENCES.
LAST NIGHTS
VI ''' '''' ''' Mr.. JOHN Z. OWENS.
o. BUTTERBv and OLD sPRUGGlNS
Beginning at u with Ton yl tyIrfi sfs'' comedy
JOSHUA sEPFdEfnS s4 sffN5fS 6i i OWENS
Aner which. ct 900. th. seebrnsa llfee Of
On. ,mo sv,roaE,99ssr Y wIsks. NILE OWENS
H 9s aTRpaT NEXT At i occes
ALAST MATINEE OF VICTIMS.
On MONDAY, March 20, nr. OWENS in NEW
In nr,os,t,ion for EASTER HOLIDAYS several beautiful
attractions. ADMISSION FIFTY CENTS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-20
wAsHIsoroy u g. March 10, 1866.
NATE NJ C0NDL MNED MEDICAL nr
in 1ltE
RlRTIl NNARn uk IERsCY CITY

wAsHIsGroy u. g, March TO- 1885,
GALE OF CONDEMNED MEDICAL and
- HOSPITAL PR0PEKrY.-Wii b. soil At Public lre.
~ ct the Purveyng Depot Eighteenth sud Fss in thi.
pity large qussy Of CONDEMNED Medical sad No'pit7i
y apeyty Consisting Of
6vaats Air Rubber Cusions sls'es Clocks, iits.In6'.
Wsss Coolers Spoons Knves AID Forks spa,u1s fenDelf
fevs Water Beds sheepkns Dr. ssed lourpGnets T.g.'
o. Nsrtsrs Medicine P,rner Chssts, Knpssct and Field
Cenp4noDs Leather Buck.t Cote Dssus ffon Wsssisns,
Psees Bedee TsbeT M.ys Cne.ts COOKING Ctspss. bed
bag &c.
fsyeieht hours slowed rufchsses % remove property.
TWINS essh, in. Govern Dsut funds -
CHAs. SUTHERLAND,
eurx u. S. A. ksdics Purveyor.
G. W. POIELER. AactioneeI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-20
y. C. HUXLEY, Auc,ionsss.
VALUABLE FARM az AUCTlON-P.

VALUABLE FARM at AUCTION.-P. C.
EULKLEY will eel % SATURDAY, March 81. at q
O'Clock the prroise' the FARM belonging 10 the
O. las John H. Finley, situated upon the Kins
road. A miles north Of porche'ter Depot, Wesehester
County Tho fam las been divided into four plots, Of about
each oTon of which s substantial frame dwell
ne anrE shout barn. carriage house ranary,
Gc nr plots handsome building sites hsps
BE obtain oct the ofee. No - Walst, and Of j. w.
FINLEY. esq, PoIchester or Of WILLIAM CRAFT. esq,
the premises.
Il s ssl should prove stormy the sale wi be The next
fis day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-20
DErAHrnKsr o, rns IsrtsioH, Uxrrnp)
STATES PATENT OFFICE,
WARRINGTON, March :, lss6. }

STATES fATtSr OTYfcE,
WAsaiseroH. March =, 1Ss6
ON TIE PETITION OF JAMES SHARP,
" Brooklyn. N " praying for the extension Of fscn
gran cd TO him the lh day Of June 1884, for improvement
Label Csds for nom tho e!pIson OF said
Patent, which takes place the 18Th day Of Ians 1895
ordered that the sad petition be heard the Patent Oce
MONDAY the 2sth day OF May next IL O'CLOCK End al
persons ncasd TO appear and show easss any they
have why said petition ought not TO be granted
Persons opposing the extension are required TO Me IN ths
Patent Office ther objections. specially set forth nwng
Al csst TWENTY days before tho day Of herring all tes
mony hled BY either party, be used OF the said h~erg
mus be taken and accordance with the rules oil
the once which win be furnished on application.
Deposious and other papers relied apon ~ testimony.
uous be 6isd In tho Office TWENTY days before The day
hssrins tho arguments any within TEN days Aisr dins
the testimony. =, =.
Ordsred asa that s aotice BE- pubshed the ChIsuicls
and the madagascar Washington D. c. aud In the Tribune
H. " once week tor three successive wesks The fret Of
ssd 10 b ct least SIXTY days previous to the
Wy f. c. rHEAXER, Commi,siopsr Of fs.es,s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-20
A JOURNEAY, Auctioneer.

A JOURNEAY, Auctioneer.
~ vsi Office, No Pinsst.
GEKrEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION.
a. JoURNEAY win sell at Auction on WEDNESDAY.
March a. l0S o'clock NJ at the residences No I'll West
Twenty sroond Seventhsve general assortment of
Pslo Chamber, and Dining Room Furnass consisting Of
in part Of velvet brussels and 3py eHgetng rosewood end
rosewood csgere mahogany bedstesd bureau coths
suite hair msttre feather beds DC Also an assortment
Of Kitchen furniture with which the sale viii
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-20
Amnsemenfs.
NIBLO's GARDEN.
IN Leases aud M4nAgsI~...-..,,..WM WHEA1LEY'

(IBIs EtrABLDHNzsr ADvERrsB II THE
hswroRK HERALD.)
rihh ws.i Of tn. brilliant enssg,nen. OF the charming
young ''"'"I MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL.
who win 'pp'sr ia her celeb ni X Is' ="
IN III. Interesting drama aud sdaptsd expressly for
herb the 'uh'f Of P f:sIsin 5 isI SAVOY;
THE NorHnssss PRAYER,
which mast BE- withdrawn on Saturday. March ~,
~ 10 GIVE PLACE 40 oThEE ATTRACTIONS.
II; pt6s T Be g,SS9Sssda yiA ELEGANT COSTUMES
M ). w Collier .. z. RsIoe, J. O. Burnett h. LAMB
Mise. Mary Wells, Mseasr. II. Chapman, whsl0ck csvs,
Act sd-THE tBDucrloN.
Aci +sh-DEsPAlR
Act ath-HAPPINEss.
Miss MAGGIE MITCHELL
FIRST TINE DURING TIE PRESENT ENGAGEMENT
AsaY
IN the nvs.se. dram, entitled
LITTLE BAREFOOT
Adraision cent?, Re'erysd sests ~ Orcss' r.
Gh.ir. 81 Sea-. in Dre. Sirci. Pry,'s Boxes vi a.
Family Crc'- tenrance CrosbystI ~ cents fnvste
Seat. secured sI day. in advance.
WINTER GARDEN.
(rEn BsTABLIsnxgSr s0r ADvsErIss II
yHz sKw-YORx HERALD
yHIs ,ruEsDAO EvENINo, MARCHN
LAST NIGHT But TWO
LAST NIGHT BUT TWO
LAST NIGHT BUT TWO
EDWIN BOOTH
EDWIN BOOTH
hlCHELTFr,
RlCHELIEU,
sPLENDOR Or SCENERY
prnrEcrf OK OF CAST
Mr.. Smart beys to ba In consequence OF the
enormous crowds who unable at the sss rssnee "
witness .
Mr. BOOTHS HAMLET,
Il viii bs presented q. TIE
MATINEE
TOMORROW WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. March Il,
TIE LAST HAMLET MATINEE
which he given lses urged for their own comfort
% seats beforehand
on WEDNESDAY, EVENING Msreh2i,
TIE FIRST BENEFIT
Mr. J. II. TAYLOR
when viii BE- presented =
lfiE WILLOW COPsF.
Miss NARY MITCHELL tSho has kindly vounteeYed)
win appear -
Seats secured sir days IN advance.
Doors open at Z: commeocs q. Z. O'Clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-20
GRO. A. LKAvIrr. Auctioneer.
| r,yp A nE DOnHfO 400 Rr<

3Ko. a. LKAVITT Auctoheff.
DOCK TRADE SALE ROOMS, 49S Broadway
CLEAVlrf STREBElGli CO succetsors 10 J.E. Cooley
toRsIaNxFSTs SOLICITED ADvkScBs rArr.
WEDNESDAY March 81 and follow ing ~ O'Clock
EXECUTORS SALE Of YALUASLE PRIVATE
LIBRARY. comprising very CHOICE snd Sci ROT COL
LECTION OF BOOKS. Best English al Amlf Editions
# Standard Works; also many Scarce Hooks sans which
mar be men'ioned Dr. Dibdins photographic Works, In
onI folio Shskspesre Knights A~pese. vol unique
copy Of The Rosetta one scarce curious and Important
dsirsbe, large paper and privately printed Worls relative
10 America Ne Catalogues ready and Books exhibition
BROOKLYN LOTS at AUCTION-By AN.
~ irony J. BLGECkER Auetionecr, ct tho Erchange
Ne. III 1roadway, New.York, THURSDAY NEXT. at ~
O'Clock. Greet opportunity for Investment or buiIder
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-20
60 n1bom II map Gonfern.

A PROMINENT GE0L0GlST, soon going
10 Fnrope will e1psin The .'rnctur. = The corn,r
ana m oseuns few companions Address oEoLootor
r o. Boz No. 3 SOS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-20

WANTED-A strong, healthy German BOY
w TO lssm and worn small farm. few mi.ss nom
the city. Inquire Ut NO. 239 Pear st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-20

VALUABLE PROPERTY On BROADWAY,
WfLt1AN-ST.. and WASHINGTON PLACE At
sucTION-sALE IN rARrITIos.-wnt be sold by Z. a.
LUDLOW Co. Anc'ionesr, at the Exchange saei Room
oel.ck Ill., the very valuable lot Of land with
gble thereon situated 1t the northeast corner OF
way running through to Coutandsey The lot 81 feet
wide iIont aud reor, and LIS feet y inchs. deep.
Also the valuable property No. 81 Wilsm st. between
Waist and Excb snse place lot % feet inches front. 10 Tea
tinche1 "a rear and 10 feet 2 inches deep.
Also the usbe prspe ry stos.ed - the souhesst corner
wsshing;o plses aud Mercers known Jnieps HoeI
10, 100 fss wa.hiu 40 ees inches - Mer,
tsfs-
40. puicalsrs and maps sppy to E< LUDLOW. ,Uc0..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-20

ENGRAVING.-Any person doing Engraving
~ the Trade either Copper sons WI, Please % a
their adde's 70 r. A. s., care d. n. uiTS HCOCK, No.
Wslts. Nsv.York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-20

Geaebers.
1tiusitai Jnstrnnsents.

A SPLENDID PIANO for S295.-G. q ID.
~ BAVMORF. Manuiscturers No. 3l3 Bieecierst: II
Pr 90 M,das warranted yss without exceycn The bess
Piano sde Testimonials rom moot distinguishes sross
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-20

A FINE ROSEWOOD PIANO, in perfect
N oder; best city makers used shsn time q bargain
second hand Pianos. $Iso TO SIS hELoDEoSS-ee'
90 s"' DIV FREDERICK BLuME, No. sos Bowssy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-20

A LARGE assortment of frst-class PIANOS
"A for SALE on reasonable forms se HAlNE'5 skOs es
isnys corner Twenty hrss and secondsvs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-20

XNANTED--A Transfer for \ Lumber
w and Cos, Yard short distance g. the country Apply
81 HOwES Bakery, eosess Blocker and 0sssnst for w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-20

w 10 sell aud enr,rs etho, 10 sell rny publications Men
to sns.ss viii hs offered superior induce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-20
.1usirncnou.

7. T No. go B0wery, TOvnsend's Academy
s.prae i,.Iuct.ou day I'D evening in Bookket ping
- rg AIihiirtc. Rooms ~ ladies' Private Instruction
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-20

DOYS' BOARDING SCHOOL, Stamford,
40 Coln-Accoinu q. odouors for rs bosrdcp
w G. OHM A, NJ. PRINCIPAL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-20
Gmusements.
A CADEMY OF MUSIC-TO-NIGHT.
IA ITALIAN OPERA.

A CADEMY OF MUSIC-TO-NIGHT.
"A ITALIAN OPERA.
Dhector.................... mARETz1H
truIs ysfAulJsBMBNT DOES H0r ADvHhrnB n sun
NEw-Y0RK HBRALD)
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
THIS TUESDAY EVENING. March le, -
BENEFIT OF S4NOR BELLIN
LAFRICAINE. a.
L'AFRICAINE.
with rs unsurpassed mise IN scene and
ORIGINAL GREAT CAST.
NINE. CAR0ZZlZUCCHI,
MAzzOLENI, BELLINr. ANTONUcCI,
LORINI BABILI MULLER etc.
In tbe course the evening will be repeated Ardits ~
IL 0ARIBAJDTEO.
received with great rnth usism its nrs rodnsto6
CONDUCTOR. .,....,... carr. BER0MANh
TOMORROW "WEDNESDAY March Il,
BENEFIT OF MISS KELLOGG.
Last night Of r..c.
THE STAR OF THE NORTH. :
THURSDAY-OPERA IN BBOCKLYE.DON GIOVANNI
BENEFIT OF SI0NOR BELIINi
ERIDAY-BENEFIT or SiGNOR MASSiMlLIAM
NORMA, NORMA.
MslE. CARROLL ZUCCHI
for The last time lm her nnsurpass cole Of Norma.
SATURDAY--GRAkD MATINEE GiI
LAST TINE OF CRlSi no. al
Eorrca TO DESTROYS o. res!nie9
their and for all any one oi Tue bsnen N
will please dive notice at tie Boz Once.
The sal. reserved and Tor apy OF tho aoSV9
named pe rformancs Will commence THIS MORNING u 81
4 he reeular ticker Offices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-20
A GENTS WANTED.-sl5O PER MONT

A GENTS WANTED for Albert ID. Richard
N sou. WORK. TIE FIyLD, DuSOEOs AID EscAFE.
rof Cculsr giving iu pAgiie1l u ,EIy - An.snc,n rn9
Aeeuts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-20

REDWOOD CEMETERY-A LOT and
" VAULT substantially ball, sld uelcsed by rail-
Ing IN The a Of the Ceae,ery for sale cbeap hss
b,~s psed Apply st No II Broadway Hoom No o.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-06
- .xss'

2O7 Shipley st., Wilmington, Del.
Importers and Dealers III
IRON, STEEL AND COAL,
Coach, Saddlsry & Building Hardware.
The Subscribers would respectfully call the at
ct and best selected stock Of Iron and Coach Hard
IRoN-Bsss brands, Rnsliih and American bars
Hammered, bands, hoops. 'erslls oval', half0vsl''
English, Juniata and Norway slit Reds.
BsnIon's superior Norway Horse Nail Rod.
English and American puddied and solid bloom
sTEEL-sprlns. Country, Blister and German
Holbaoh Steel
sander,on's Superior cast and shear Steel
Cultivator Plates. various sixes.
HARDwARE-Horss shoes hammered and
pressed, Horse Nails.
Carriage and Wagon Iron Axiss.
| 0atchells and other Elliptic Springs.
0oisman's ,apsrior Carriage bolts and Axle Clips.
Nuts and wsshsrs. best Wagon Boxes.
Mailsabis Iron for csrriass Works.
Blsoksmi.hs Below, Anvils. visss, sledges
| Hammers, Stocks and Dies and other tools.
| SpeAcsr's celebrated Files and Rasps.
| American 0imblet Pointed Screws
Trace, Stage, Breast, Back, cola other chains
Ames' and other Shovels and Spades.
Picks, Mattocks Forks and other Farming Impie'
menta
wiieys. Atwoods and other Pillow Castings.
| beattyu Edge T0Ols barton o Drawing hnNd
Butchers, Ohtsels and Plane Irons.
Disston's superior Saws Of all kinds.
Pughs and Tasewells Augurs and Brace Bits.
Volts Bench and other Planes.
Iron Riveu, Timed and Copper Belt Rivets
Lead, Hanea Tin, Spsltsr, Solder AMI Babbit Metal
Iron and Steel, Wire, sheet, Zinc and Tin.
L'ghtning Rods and Fixtures, Mocslli'tsr' spoints
for ditto.
. Grindstones, Orsnks and Aollsrsfor ditto.
. Fairbanks Platform and Counter Scales at Manu-
facturers prices
Glass, Putty, Paints, Coach and Furniture Var
pishes.
Paint Mills, Linsssd, Lard and sperm Oils, Tarpsn
tine, %.
o Cut and Wrought Nails and Spikes.
g Carriage, Canvas Carpets, Cloths, Leather, Lace
u n AGENTS for Phillips Carriage and Wage
spokes, Felloes, Bows, Shafts, Tongues, Hubbs, 8t
az AGENTS for Dole, Silver and Denninl
unrivalled patent adjustable Tenanting and Hu
: Boxing Machines Feiloe Boxing attachments, 90.
!, EP AGENTS for Spears Preserving Solution.
y All Of which will be sold at lowest market price
= = Wholesale and Retail. june 81 II
y ELI GAnuxry, DANIEL II. Kssr, IL. GARREr
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-06
MISHLRR's BITTERs


Nh hun rasm--ahSurh On uhhoNlC. =
although 1t often attacks the hesrt And mus
oes generally caused by bad state the blood
wheh becomes clOgged and unable circulate free
AecamulA,es in certain spot, becomes intamed and
parts Affected ten rheumatic pains have gin
in scsofuIa faint which exists unkn many per
sons, To cure this oomplai at we must remove the
cause by purifying the blood Mishle5s Biters is
beat blood puriher in existence The Spkenard, Soap
wort 5asHafrAs, uchu, and large of
ara all possessed 81 AtsrnAted qualities used In the
composition of those Bittsrs, form a compound unri-
vailed 10 the history OF AArEaA AEDIoA blood pur
her.
..Persops stietei tn Rhsumatism should freely use
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-06
MIsHLEa sIrFRas MIL 49, euRE NERVOUS Az

Nervous Affections aud General Debility ara NOT gen
orally looked disesss and psrsons Hunsrins
Ire these plants are often treated With contempt
lions. Like In ioss fAppstits, NsgEops Affection al
ways springs rom oris tho result OF othe diseases
Persons suffering from any Of the kinds
yoas disease soad use hishlsrs Bitters, Let them
co mm4nce with wine glass full three tim q every
day and they will ind their relaxed nerves &C.
ynirO natural Tension the muscles covering CON
hstsncy and appetite iporeg sing, digestion
proving, aud 10 fact AthorouHh rsnovation and re-
cuperation OF the whole stem. Mshlera Bttera re-
move the cause, brace up and invigorate the whole
physical structure. aud thas all kinds of
diseases,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-06
1, u MIsHL RS nrrTl RI

Diseases Of the skin numsrou and with but
or two excspons may all be traced to mpurty Of tie
blood. In msny persons this lmpurty 10 born In the
System while other acquirs u thfongh treat
ment Of so~se, Under thls head may be oassed
LIST. scRnRuLA.- no cure this dreadful eomp sint
IL that the blood should be thorou ghy pur
red, all shs DREAMS ,hs eSdy healthy
invisoratiuE tsuios.' We fers enphatcal assert,
without the feat Of contradiction, that MishisIa Bit
ters viii all kinds Of scrofuous diseases 1t
mes The blood. sreng thsns tbs internal ORGANS and
aids them to perform tLeir natural functions 1t Ia
stimalent and 'onio. and 1t wild care scroua Ia. +
q. buNNdN4 sohES AND ULoERs.
,sth; FAMILIES AND, BSoroHRs.-Pimplss and
Blotehes on the akin are Always sure sGu OF impure
blood. Although never dangerous, ercept in cases OF
eArbnnees they are very disAsrsesbs. Often wswill
great bi9tehes and pimpleA rhs of MshleI's Bit
tiers will force these CORFU ptors to be rged
through the natural chan And TINS all kinda
of pimples aud blotohss. Ladies wi~ desire q tair
mind,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-06

will pay TO any Doctor or member of the Medical
fraternity, the sum of SUofor that pos.
Misalers Herb Biiters. y. MlSHLER, PROF. rletor.
s.E. Cornrrof centre Square.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-06
TEL EGRAPHIC
AND
Comme rciai ms titute,
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THE whole Of the Second and Fourth Stories OF Ga
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