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The Portland daily press., 1866-10-02
IN GOLD.

vi Tho earnings are steadily increas-
ing, and are estimated at over 500, 900
in Gold for the month of August-the
official report for that month not hav-
ing been received at this date.
The construction of the road il
going vigorously forward,-24 miles
I additional being nearly ready for
the cars, and it will probably be
in full operation to the California
: State Linc = 1863 miles from Sa-
cramento City during the summer
E'of 1867, when it's earnings must be
very large, as the entire trade of Ne
q vada, apd large proportion of that
of Utah, Idaho and Montana mustpass
over its line. It has been shown by
reliable statistics that in 1868 over
4 $13, oOo, 900 in Gold was paid for
freighting goods from California to
Nevada alone. .rt
This part of the Great Pacific Rail-
road Route is destined to be one of the
most profitable lines of railroad in the
world, and its First Mortgage Bonds
are among the best secured and most
desirable investments ever offered.
h''s Over 81, ooo, 900 has already been
! expended in grading beyond the point
to which the road is now running, and
the iron is bought and paid for suffi-
Gent to lay the track the entire dis
tanee to the State Line. .t IA y.a
The Road has been completed and
equipped thus far without the sale of
a single dollar of its First Mort
gage Bonds, and they are now offered
to the public for the first time, after
the earnings of the Road have reached
the sum of $1,000 per month in
Gold, only about IS per cent. of which
is required for operating expenses.
The Bonds are offered at o5 per cent.
and accrued interest from July LIST, in
Currency. Orders may be forwardedto
US direct, or through the principal
Banks and Bankers in all parts of the
country. - " ,7i."a - '.'i.
4 Remittances may be made in drafts
on New York, or in Legal Tender
6 Notes, National Bank Notes, or other
funds current in this city, and the
Bonds will be forwarded to any adj
dress by Express, free of charge. In
quiries for further particulars, by
mail or otherwise, will receive pune
tual attention. gI
The Portland daily press., 1866-10-02

sALEM-=Ar Goth, sehs Loella, Lore, sulliyani
Bowdoinham.
Ar 8Oth brig Chas Heath, Wyman, Rondodt; schs
Thos Xix, Hail, New YORK; JAS Bliss, Hatch, Ban
gor for Providence.
DEVERLY-Ar Goth, schs Olive Branch. Dix, and
ROYAL Oak, Benson, Calais. flFrs -'lgI
DANGOf-Ar 18th, brig 11urston Clark, Port
land schs Boxer, Sutton, and Canton, Donnell do;
Ida NAV, Gray, Kennebec. Wv
Cid 18th, sch Anaconda Hurd. Portland
The Portland daily press., 1866-10-02

The amount of these First Mort
gage Bonds to be issued per mile Is
limited by law to the amount of
United States Bonds allowed and is
sued to aid the construction Of the
Road, and the Mortgage by which
they are secured is declared by 1ct
of Congress to constitute q lien
prior and superior to that of the
United States Government. fs.F
The Portland daily press., 1866-10-02

SPECIAL CARD TO THE READER.
The Crosby Opera Honse Art Association Is no eih
enterprise, and must not be eonionnded with Dollar
Gift Concerts, which have been advertised to take
consent OF the Projectors. (
September 10, LEG. DIV vu-s
The Portland daily press., 1866-10-02
For Sale-

rUSuE Lot ott I onl -. Al. - :. III III Ystt
10y % n n On the westerly corner of Con-
gress and Pearl Sts., fronting on Congress street
alb ut ~ feet and on Pearl about 80 feet.
4ppiy to CHARLES f. BARRETT.
AT Office Grand Trunk Railway Station.
EfOE ALE-i1ouse No. 80 Bracket street Tho
1t ontains 10 rooms, is very conveniently arran,e
has gas fixtures and plenti ul supply Of hard and
soft water svery near the line OF tho horse cars and
every way desirable residence For terms annlv
to e. p DEANE No.s olapps Block, Congress ST.
The Portland daily press., 1866-10-02

The whole profits OF the Company revert to the
Assured and are divided annually upon the Prenli-
ums terminated during The year; and for which Ger
tfcates are issued bearing interest until redeemed
The Dividend was 40 per cent. in each OF the years
1854, and 8, and 81 per cent in 1866. -
The Portland daily press., 1866-10-02
lDOMEsTlClPoRTS.

Sch Lettie, of Cutler 266 tons, built in 1860 has
been purchased by parties in Salem. She is to be
commanded by Capt IL Higgins OF Orleans.
The Portland daily press., 1866-10-02

The Company has Assets. Over fTwelvc
Million Dollars. viz Ut
United States and State of New-York Socks City,
Bank and other Stocks, "a $4s2S 5S5
Loans secured by Stocks and otherwise, $3.50, $50
Premium n otes and Bills Receivable, Real q
Estate. Bond and Mortgages and other Sc
curlties, 3650G25
United States Gold Coin, so, ago
Cash in Bank fttN,sstfgA al tts.tE& $4,000
$19 1Ogo70
The Portland daily press., 1866-10-02
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE!
ON -EAsEE aE 4, EEcH

fTNHE house and lot Nd. Al FREQ Street. This prom
Il ertyis i'll central location and offers an oppor-
tunity Tor good investment.
The lot contains more than 5000 feet of land and
las fronton Free Street ofabouL 20 Feet.
For terms, &C., apply to
JOHN C. PROCTOR, ~
sk4 Middle Street, tue Post Office.
i September II, l6Cf. d3w
The Portland daily press., 1866-10-02
ala PHI ENIx e'.qd
Insurance Company If Brooklyn,
N CIV York.
No. SG Braa s,Tss R RgS0k XS1s

Situation of the 90, on the lst of July. 1869.
CASH CAPITAL. 81 600 600 90
ASSETS, LIST July 1866, 4 691 96s9O
LIABILITIES, 17351S64
ASSETS OF THE COMPANY.
Bonds and Mortgages, being first lien, on Real
BZ0Z,ZUl,Z
Loans ON Stocks, payable on demand. o9S, $40
Bills Receivable, for Premiums on Marine and
Inland Risks. 400, 1T
United States Stocks market Value. 49,. 9s
State and Municipal Stocks and Bonds, market
Value. .1O2, 200, 90
Interest Accrued, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10,S78,06
Real Estate owned by the Company. 7SO,S6
Cash in Bank and on hand, .55,43S,74
Cash in the hands of Agents in course of trans
mission. .39, $685. 10
Premiums due and uncollected on Policies,
issued at Offices Fire, Inland and Marine SO 1896 so
Other property, miscellaneous items, 4,3772 rs
The Portland daily press., 1866-10-02

10 Capitalists Lumber and Iron
Il b. ia. Manufacturers.
INoR sale 5000 Acres choice White Pine Timber
i Land in Jefferson County, Pennsylvanil, near
the Philadelphia and Erie Railroad. This has lie
finest growth Of White Pine. Timber in the State
many trees measuring s;x feet through eslinated 10
yield 60 to 60 million feet lumber Incxhaustiblc
veins of bituminous and camel Goals Iron Ore,
Limcstpnefad Fire Clay. Little Toby River runs
through it.. Railroad and water TRANSPORTATION to
Eastern and Western markets. As an investment or
for manufacturing lumber profably, such an oppor-
tunity is rarely offered Apply to
a,try ~ JOIN ALEXANDER,
No. 1ts South Fourth Street, Philade p,haaA
September IL. dim
The Portland daily press., 1866-10-02

EHOR SALE, in Gorham. fifteen Minutes walk
L.. noDh Ihe Depot, nearly new, neat Cottage
iaUcss Earn and outbuildgs having all TIE
anu IN prime condition. ii is situated near
Apply to -io"' II r X STEVENS 7'
Gerham, July H.. -, = E.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-28

nomne. ~. oooo
Do from January 1st........ do. 178.ON
Do same time last year,. do 14e105
BRRADsruFrs-The market for State and Western
-four dnl at decline Of 10 to 25o The sales $500
obs at 50 90 to 40 for superane state Se 70 to for
common extra State; 50 10 to 90 for choice do s. 80
to 40 for supernne Michigan, Indiana Ohio, Iowa, &c.,
and $6 70 to So for extra do, including shipping
brands OF round hoop Ohio at So to so, and trade
brands OF do at 20 GO 70 so spring wheat st. Louis at
BIO TO IL 60 and winter DO at $12 to 10 co. closing
heavily. We quote
sqpernne State ....................S6 80 TO SO 40
Extra state .......... 70 to 80
Super Western. ........................6 80 to 40
Extra Westera. observation-disclosures. IS to at
Extra Ohio round-hoop... 80 to 80
Extra Ohio, trade. 60 to IL 30
Extra Genesee. .........................
Extra b. Louis. 10 70 TO II 90
eourHKRH FLoun-Is In limited request at declining
pPicea aaIea were m.de of hbla "a to n
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-28
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF TON.
Arrived Yesterday.
July 20
CORRECTED WEEKLY.

Monroe. Mdse. To a Getty & 90. willis 8 ohisolm
90. Bergman, Meyer 90, Bird Co. ] B Belts
&C. " oSsss SSs 99
Ruger, W oorbin & Go. Cantweil & Go, Cohen
Il
Fischer. Foley. D FRANKIE. FRANKIE. Fogarties &
Co. Hunt proS. % IDs 5ones shsaes fae oe
King 8 oassidey. " Kiete. H W Ktnsman Kressel
g.. co
Lyons Co. M,ntoSs 90; Muller MIMI. Mehrtsns
Boyle oe MooonS SS,san Go Msslsr
Go. Millisan. Melchers b 90: MCGUIRE a D
Mathieasen. National Express q Go. = o'Ssi, II NJ n
3u,sn asha Bro, Bead & os 90 % %Rtshte1 Russell,
Con- Go
Express 90. ] Sloan. G steffens b 90. Shaw,
Williams co s0n'
g whilden & Co Williams & Covert, wurhmann
Yasss MRS
f5Sss F9 S,H Noise GS
mann Bros, Allan d siddons Ford. Culph h McFad.
as aa3eE sros oS Go o11
patrick.
sehr Coast Pilot aoodAll. New York. 8 days Mdze.
CLARK 90 BisShof Co. ohisSlm Bros. Cow
SchWacke, Hurkamp Co, 8 N Hart Il Co. Huger 6
Hasel, j Kirkpatrick, G W King, O Kornahrens
j Kerr Go. II Klatte 90, J Lantte, LATTE, D
Lopez & Sons, Laurey Alexander, Muller Nmitz. )
l. Muller, G Neuffer. Olney 90. B oNeni, F
Pankpin, Plsntero Hotel O Ripg. Renneker Glover
press Co. stonhouss Coz TEoTSS, &fsss s1;
G q Walter b Go. Werner Dueker. wiiiiB & Chisom,
Yeadon, Bates & 90. and others. On the oath, At
asS for
Sohr W L Springs Wesoott, Philadelphia, II days.
Coal and Mdze. To Baker & Go. B O'NeiiI, II n
Cater, Kerr 90, Cameron, Barley 90, stenhoust
& %, j Siegling and Order.
Schr Ovocs Mitchell, Baltimore, sailed July b-bai
had head winds and calmB most Of the passage Corr
and Mdze ToStrset Bros Co, shsckeiford & Fraser
p Budger. Anderson & OlArk b Kirkpatrick. G
Pritchard Cameron, Barkley Co. and Order. July
12th about thirty miles northeast Of Hatteras fell II
with the wreck Of herm brig, masts gone near th
deck cabin nearly burnt Of, and the hull stripped
everything movable; could not make her out OF
Sunday last south Of Hateras. had the mainsai blown
away In q gquall.
Schr SaIie Mears, Lewis. Baltimore, II days. Corr
| and Oats To Ferguson Barker and the Master.
Schr Robert Healey, Dixon, Baltimore 10 days. Corn
| To Street Bros Co. The Healey sprung aleak o,
| the passage.
Steamer Lady Of the Lake (new), Wilson, Wilmington
| Del-left 25th inst. bound to Mebie.
| Went TO Sen Yesterday. [JULY
Ship Amelia, Conner, Liverpool.
! From this Port.
| Steamship Quaker City, West New York, July "a.
Cleared for this Port.
Br bark Ella Adele. Alexander. at Baltimore. July a.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-28
The Daily News.
COM M ERCIAL.

The Charleston Cotton Market.
In consequence of the high prices demanded by
holders buyers wero yesterday unable to operate, ant
40 have no sales to report.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-28
Augusta vi arfkct.

Augusta Market.
IN
FINAsoIAL.-There has been good demand for Gold
iSilver buying at l40. and selling nt 143.
New Orleans Market.
NEW ORLEANS, July 21.-oorroN. The market
g nSEae sre bas sa
the ran Of our last quotations Ata1 early hour the
as they were avorsbly interpreted by oil parties. they
nent in the staple Mont iaotors demanded enhanced
rates, while some appeared to be Indifferent about
and general inquiry soon became noticeable however,
-and buyers offered to operate freely prices which
s
cd among ten brokers' and including two lsts bought
mot at present deem & advisable to alter previous
bo. would remark that prices rapidly in
good ordinary 20 to 3lc; low middlng So to aAc and
middlins SO to SIC. :.
6tock on hand 1st September, 1905. bales $3.50
Received since yesterday. 142
s2a.5o7
Exported previo ,4es727 457
The exports to day include 22oe bales for New York
suaAR AND Nj MoLAssEs-There have been no receipts
from the interior since yesterday Louisiana produc
lions are nearly exhausted and the supply Of foreign
Molaases In first hands limited, but Sugars
The only sae Of note to-day is cargo Of 800 hhds
OF Muscovado Molasses at soe per gallon: Louisiana
fair 16o for prime Ito for yellow clarified, and II 10 per
lb for white do. Porto Rico Sugar rules at 10 to
ID for prm to choice. Cuba Molasses s retailing
ut $50 per gallon.
EREiaHTs-There axed reliable quotations
for feishts to point the demand still continues
but little better than nominal There in steamship
up Liverpool aud the rate 10 I'd TO 91ed per Id for
Havre Asking rates by steam to Now York and Boston
tn t<c Derlb h for
by sail 916o per Id for cotton and 45c per Dbl for
.Aour. bark on Thursday taken01p at Mobile, to
load here. at l4c per lb for cotton to Havre.
Memphis Market.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-28

range
prices.
GRAIS.-Wheat is scarce and in better demand at
advance; 800 bushels primo Delaware red sold at
81 &C. White continues scarce and hear of sales
Rye is dull at the decline, with sales OF 1000 bushels
Pennsylvania at 81 per busheL Corn is unchsnged
1900 bushels primo yellow sold at 93o HOO bushels
mixed Western at a0c Oats unsettled 1870 bu .hes
ut 50 to b3o Now Delaware selling freely, to
rive at 6bc per bushel The recepts to-day as fol-
lows: 300 6bls flour. 1900 bushels Wheat 3075 bushels
corn, 4060 bushels oats.
PRovIsIoNs-Tho market contnues very dull but
prices unchanRed small sales making at SS3 per
Dbl for Pork 40 to 200 q ID for Bacon Hams
10 to zoo for picked do is to for salt
az to 2Ic for Lard in bbs and tcB and % to 27o y 10
for Butter to quality.
sEEDs-FIaxseed has declined; sales reported at
So So q bushel. Timothy is quoted at $6 to 2o q
bushe but hear Of sales. Glover Seed sells In
small lots at ST q "a lbs.
WHIsKEY-Continues dull; small sales OF bbls
king $224 to 226 for Pennsylvania, aud 50 20 gal
Ion for Ohio
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-28
Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, July 24.-CoTTos-Prices remain
about the same quoted but there 10 less doing;
100 bales ddlIng sold in lots at SO to $50 per To-,
the latter rate for New Orleans.
GRocERIEs-In sugar there 10 no change to notice;
400 hhds of Uuba sold ut 0Ho per ID currency Coffee
B In fair demand at advance; 1000 bags OF BIO cold
per To- gold In bond, and 80 bags Of st. Domin-
go at csc per lb, currency.
FLouR-The receipts and stocks continue very light,
but fully equal the demand There is tto no de-
msnd for shipment the sales are In small lots,
only to the homo trade Including:
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-28
Memphis Market.

MEMPHIS, July 25.-CoTroN-Therew was nodmprove-
nent in the cotton market yesterday Holders were
arm The depression in New York, and decline OF I'd
In England, arc without any result hre. We quote:
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-28

ID to 1922 for No to kettle rendered city and 10 to
2OI,c for Western.
q ABurTEn-Tho market is very dull and heavy. Tho
receipts light. but moro than equal to tho de.
mand. The only inquiry s from the local trade, and
prime Western reserve ia taken freely State. We
quote state at 80 to 400 Western at 26 to $780, al
thou xh some very fine lots brought 81 to $50.
CHEEsE-The market Il very literally supplied, and
with the present limited inq iry prices eaaz The
recent warm weather soened arge quantity then in
transit and also In store, and which It would be m
cult to dispose of at NOR" than fraction Of their
cost in the country We quote dairy at 10 to 17o and
factory at 10 to l9c.
EtcE-The market Is steady, with q moderate busi.
ness ona The sales 1000 bags Rangoon In bond,
atsk to SHc, gold.
Tierces. Bbls
Exports for the week .......
EFFORTS ports fs0m Jan & last 1ss 80 80 ,e999
sALT-Remains as at our last report, with good job.
bling trade at full rat g. Tho cargoes Of ths r. Robin
consisting in part Of 1850 sacks Ashtons and OF
the Arizona, consisting Of 2 900 bushels Turks Island
were sold previous to iva
SUaAR.-There is O gooi call for at full rates.
We quote fair to good refining at 0S to lie. Tho sales
are 1900 hhds Ouba at 10h to 12Hc and 72S boxes
Havana at 101< to l2o. There is active busi ess
doing-in refined at higher rates. We quote soft yellow
at IA to 15c; soft white at l6 to 16l4c and crushed
powdered and granu1ated at 1875 to Ito.
FREroHTs-To Liverpool, 95 100 bushels at I'D
| and per steamer, 65,UUO bushels corn at Cd.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-28

ExoHANaE-Is dull of sale. The banks are buying at
Jpar and aellng at 10 prem.
aoLDRates for buying at 81 At to 81 49, sel1ing at
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-28
New York Market.

MONEY MARKET.
TIE New York journal Of Commerce Of Wednesday,
July 25, says:
Tho market shows o little animation in some
departments, but there is &c neral improvement.
Th demaud for money has somewhat increased, but
with the amount OF surplus capital Offering borrowers
securities at per cent for call loans. There is no
cha in the range of discount for commercial paper
the best readily taken at 6k to per cent per
annum.
Gold opened this morning ut $50, advanced to 1905,
and after tring fluctuations closed at l50k
Silver is In better request at to 7c below the price
Of gold.
100 go days sterling bills and 110I for short sight
do We quoe Bills at 60 days on London 1074 to lU8
sight. 1O9X to 1lO3S Paris at go days. 20 to 10;
do at short sight 13ll to ~; Antwerp Tx to 49,
4OI to Al; Frankfort AK to 4SA; Bremen 7s2< to 70;
Prussian thalers, IS to "a.
PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK, July 27.-AsHEs-Remain about tho
same. Sales were made Of 80 bbls pots at SO rs to
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-28


Exports for the week.. ................. .9,2S1
Exports from January ..2es.624
Exports same time last year.: :.........:.. 229
Sales 1900 boxes raBins in lots h 81 0 80 bales paper
shee almonds. 10000 pounds sheiied peanuts, 1000
bags peanuts 500 bags foet 400 bags French Tanuts
monds 3sc; sardnes IA to 26o gold Dried apples
in moderate trade demand at 18 to 21o.
inscvr 100 bales cloth in Boston at soI to S1o
$50 shipping, and s6 to $50 for retail qualities
Exports from january y:................ 26.s6s
Exports Same time last year. r............. 20,215
InoN-There ia very little doing. Former pSicea are
American we quote at s48 to 40 for Mol
MoLAssEs-fs IN some demand at former figures.
16 hhds do at e0o and 80 hhda CUBA muscovado at 6c
NAVAL sroRRs.-Spirts turpentine 10 less firmly held
offered to-day at 70 to for whole parcels With and
racing 1900 bbs at 81 SIX to 8; other grades quite
| inactive.
las Bsss sss 'a1 ssPs sns ffTRs' f15n Hssis tim.
week. week. Jan.1: last year.
Crude turpt bbls... ..:: 1890 80
aRil.. Rasn 90 DO 4ss $50 1865 s esss sss
Tar. .".al2 -; 2,M7 s'lSs 'ss
closed firmly, with better demand. Tho sales wer.
5000 bbls t Ss1 as to s so for paess cash and regular
closing ss rssas ss1 m $50 for ~ AM sHt
BsET--Remains about the ssme salea were made o
BEEF HAMs-The market is dull and nominal OF 81
Tor Western.
Our MEATS There Is o good inquiry, and bette
prices are obtained The sales include 3 pkgs at
400 for hams In dry salt and sweet pickle, and IL
LsnpIs little moro active but pricea are With din
Guilty sustained. The sales arc 800 terees and bbs
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-28

GnAM-some samples Of good Wheat offered, for
which improved prices were obtained; there very
little that could be strictly called choices but lot Of
choice white sold at 50 90 receipts were 1866 bushels
white and 2484 bushels red GALES Of white 50 rs to
So of red 50 30 to 50 5 tho latter though not
quite choice, sample Of very good Wheat. Corn
3O bushels of white and 6b1 bushels Of yelow sales
Of white made at 81 10 to 81 TO- the latter price
for one cargo 24UO bushes OF yellow at 96
to $685. Cats also in very light receipt, only 134
bushels news sales reported were AL bushels at 69
weight and 1873 u.heIs do at 60c weight Rye offered
the extent OF 474 bushels but It is not sought for;
.small sales at ESQ to 81 per bushel.
pnov1s1oNs-The market IL quiet, with sales confined
to small lois for the trade Holders are firm, and with
Light stocks appear confident that With the revival OF
general business the market will advance.
SALTThere s no change to note; sales are only made
TO im. diae wants, which at this season small
SUGARs-Coptnue in good demand with prices fully
maintained. We quote fair to good refining at 10H To
l1c; common DO at 10 to loo English Island grocery
fair to choice Porto Rico.
lots at 50 26 to AZ; Country be bought to Ct
Hover.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-28


We quote in gold, duty paid:-Rio prime l9H to 20c
good l81 to 19c fair Io to 17c ordinary 16 to 16ho
a to ESQ., native Ceylon Coffee 1e to NHc; Maracaibo
Coffee II to 100; Laguayra II to 1896 s Domingo 16
to Ito.
CorroN-The market is dull, heavy, unsettled and
lower. The sales In small lots and include $50
hale We
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-28

CoFFEE.-The market is quiet but STEADY. We note
sales OF $50 bags RIO Campanero. private terms,
and 326 bags do, e1 Chowan at l2Ho gold, In bond.
Messrs William Ecott Sons calculate the stock OF Rio
in New Orleans be 1000 bags In Mobile to be l700
bags; in Baltimore to be 10 600 do; and Of Coffee Of all
kinds In this market to be
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-28
Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, July 5-Noon.-CoFFEE.- market
Is quiet the vie of hoders Checking disposition to
buy We report sale yesterday, not before noticed, Of
. 250 bags Rio at l8ISc. gold.
tLoUR.-Trade demand takes some portion OF the
good Flour Offering Inferior brands still continue very
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-02-08
BON ben beGfem GOn,pasnien.

Beamte: "t
George y. Gapuas, 4%rdiibsn!, ..-
treftGren:
Samtttpn Cater, ben 9amtltpn Gaffer Il Gp.
MdGn u. @~6apnlnn, DOR &trtlanbp @b1ie 4 Gp, d. =.
@ee . LtUnaS, BON Qetn1, Nicp6enus 81 GB,
9u99 Stfpn, 9teGm marble DOrtS. RI -
1tram Dooo8 IT., Dpn. 0pu9tertp, lDoDss K GD.
@eD $ YttGet, ODn gDffrotb. Nduer q 50.
TbGntdS GaNare, non (Stlbert GaNGrb Il SD6u.
&m DeorIes, Sru lDrt Deortss " 81.
ata6 29ebb, ron Gtornas n gr.
Sebn II. Davis, 6efr.
Dr. s. 70. 9anf, eraatntrentef Ir5t.
Or. &~bttippeer SOpnipn, cCnfulttrfnber &rJt.
~ Seine Rotten tur BOttcsu, 5teraYsl Ubtt drstIiac Tn.
,eriuGun9. r.
SIR 6ateuen, Ratfn &c. wenne man i'd an bic Office her
&pmpdgntc, Rp.15 SPutbHr., .-.
;tulfi4UO uter Der Trenfftn 93dnt