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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-16
proposals.

rJ,HE GREAT CALIFORNIA WINE DEPOT!
j GURNER Il Co. Nc. go Cedar ct, Sew'fo
See A divert mrn n another column.
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nlioeella

IlllDltlluUtUuk
yJrHE GREAT CALIFORNIA WINE DEPOT!
4 GURNER L Co. No 80 CsdsrsL, New.fork
ses Advertisement in another column
DRAMHALL, DIANE & Co., Manufacturers OF
ID m. proved EMPIRE GASBURNERs all ses Nos ~ and
90 wsteT.si. aud No 2es Clnllst. tnesr Broadway
NOCHRANE's GLASS INKSTAND MANUFACTO.
~ RY III wiiaGs New YORK kinds Of Cut Pressed and
os Ebony and Wsnu LIBRARY iSKSTANDs Pssnt
Analytic Tbermoetes INKS Whitney Diapers Pat
At lowest Manufacturer prices Mai orders strictly attended 10
MANHATTAN OIL COMPANY.
WI 10 l6 Bro.dsay n Y
SOLE MANUFACTURERS OF
MAsONS SPERM OIL and EXTRA LARD OLA
For Railroads Steamships. and Factories.
NVOSELEYs CORRUGATED IRON ROOFING,
vi nearly ehe,p shnse. than Tin Slate aud put up IN
one D''N tue ''''' M0sELEYs IRON BRIDGES.
nearly as chetp ~ Wood and alwsys good and safe.
HOSELEY'S IRON HOUSES,
proof than br L. and put up IN the time
M0sELEYs CORRUGArED IkoN SHEETS IT,
always hand tor toI every had Of ooi o. sns oe' S'
With diagram. and sent iree OK nal re-
MOsELEYs IRON BRIDGE AND CORRUGATED koOF Co..
Office 90 Nassau ST., N. T..
Also Sole Agent. Moy Buliins Works Of Boston
ITO CORPORATIONS, CONTRACTORS, &C.
Pines IS inches diameter slso Chimney
Tom. Garden Matt House Oven and Flooring e.,
Bath Bridge Fire Brick constantly on hand
Also manufactured Of Drain Pipes irona I" IL neoe' aiaeeii
N'''-''-'' EDWARD H. QUINN Long Island Pottery
Depot. No. 2sl PeaIlst, New fof.
TTO MACHINISTS AND FOUNDERS.-For SALE
Il sood METAL BABBITr. Also, PATTERN and BRAND
LETTERS az VANDERBURGH, WELLS l. cos Type Ware
house ITO Fulton and Sos 10 and 10 Dutoh Ne"-i'fE
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Amusemeuls.

HE GREAT CALIFORNIA WINE DEPOTt
OURSER & Co.. No. % Cedsra, ss~Yods- 80.
zee Advertiseuen. Na
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-16

nAY BOAT for POUGHKEEPSIE-O and after
~ THURSDAY May ~ the Steamboat ARMENIA viii I@ave
Desbosses snt Thirty ourhs, 81 LANDING A. Youk
Grassy Point Cozzens West Point Cold Spring Cornwall
ba1gh hewsmbugh aud Milton Returning leave Poughkspsis
h2 p. tn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-16

ERIE RAILWAY.-Trains leave Depot Ioot o
IL Chambersst, PsvoniA Ferry; , c,.. n,,l,,s
7t5 m. Day Express for Rochester bunalo' SsAniA"0A ~
ard ell points West and South.
ESQ a. Way Train. dsiy 10 Otisvls
'l0a u Express Mail Buffalo, Salamanca tnd "e'-
Up m, Way Train. for Middetown. 49, -
40 m, Way. for Port Jervis, New bursh' Wuwlet
$50 m Ezht Expess Buffalo. Salamanca and punkfL
a. Lsstnins Erpres daily ior Buffalo Salamanca, Dunkrt
ard all points West and South.
sp M, Emgrant Train daily for the West. - . -, -,
We,fsn Inca HUGH RIDDLE, Genl Supt
Wn n Ban 0enI Pass
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

rCHE GREAT CALIFORNIA WINE DEPOT
Il GURNER & Co No 80 Cedsr-st, New fort
See Advertisement IN another oOluno.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-16

OPPOSITION LINE
" TO CALIFORNIA. VIA NICARAGUA
ON TIE TWENTIETH or EACH MONTH
THE NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY
VI dispatch the last and elegant steamship
SANTIAGO DE- CUBA.
JERRY W. SMITH, Commander.
MONDAY August 90 from Picg No % n River loot
ofWsrren-s,.
REDUCED RATES OF PASSAGE.
First Ctass Second Class 9hId ClasI
Si7sto GRgo alps Sos
IN CURRENCY.
THROUGH TO SAN FRANCISCO
REDUCED RATES OF FREIGHT
Ms,sureme nt Goods, Weight Goods
3 8s9&I 50 Ad3
Cgbhc foot pound
Payable In San francisco.
Al The freight taken is FAST" freight
spfe light goods and packages Of convenient size are invited
opportunity FAST fIkl0hI
LOWFR RATS THAN SLOW FREIGHT is TAKEN BY THE
PANAMA ROUTE.
For engagements passage and freight apply No II we'
,orner Of Wsn,r.st D. H. CARRlNGTON. Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-16

MEMBERS of the Congregation or Society lstelt
under the othe Pr2
Presbyterian Church Of the City Of requested -
NEE, with Board Of Trustees said Corporation the Pxb4
schoohOu'e Fourteenth st. near rItsye IN the City ~
for the purpose Of confederation the propsty e
corporate rights franchises aud existence and
y,e and direct the and prcPw
othe Congregation Society incorporation By order
Board-Dated June 1865. GEORGE C. LUOAk, ffes,esns-
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NEW.YDRK DAILY rn'"
STEAMBOATS, ono railroads..

nAY-LINE.-STEAMBO ETS G. YIBBARD and
~ DANlEL DREW. vii leave Deshrpsses-st DAILY IS
M ard Ihirtyiorh A. A. Tor Albuy and Troy landing ..
honfers CoZz,ns West Point Nevburgh Rhne5eek
Bristol Casl, and Hudson h.htdranght
arrival Albany aud troy makog Lose
connections with the New Rfd No fer horse.
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mathinerp.

rI,HE GREAT CALIFORNIA WINE DEPOT!
j. GUREER l. Co, No. 90 CedArst- New York
Gee Advertisement IN another column
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Excursions.

DAILY EXCURSIONS TO GLEN COVE and
II ROSbYN-Lsndng White Stone Bays Dock Great Neck,
Sands Point Motifs Dock and Glen God The esmbos ARROW
SMITH, Capt Smith, will eave Peoksp Pier No a. East River,
every morning. excepted s3 Tor the above landings
Returning will Royu $3.50 touching for
a ooto Of Thirty seventh.st T. r.. each way.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-16

EMIL GABLER. Manufacturer Of SQUARE and
H UPRIGHT PIANOS invite. piano taer, and purchasers 10
CALI Dde his scale asrshe Pianos at hn
New Mandatory.
No 40 Ccn,rest between afsf and white Sta n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-16

TRAINS LEAVE NEWYOkk: -.
New Haven. 100 800 (EI..l llJoA lis (kLJ 3O
Ur.,l AS. 80 and 800 (Ex,lp.m m
For Bridgeport. Lc0 500 (EH,D nD III Hl9, tELb ""'
III j 345 80 and LOO tEK.j p.
For Milford and Stratiord 100. ll0 N ~ M p ~ ,.
For Fsheld Southport AID Wespott 100 lIBL m ~ W
M ot Sorv.l 700 600 RL1s1.n1a m; he (ELJ 300,
HI.) IA, 40 $50 400 (Ex-.l >
For D,rsu ZOO. go lin a. ;1f5, 40. 80
For Greenwich 90 $50 lilo - 80 40 30 80 pnl
For Stamford 100 100 tEI1 $50 lJ N El'. tELJ lib
400 fE1 As, 90 $50. - 900 tEr.) D. n 49, -.
Eo Port chester and intermediate stations 100 Az lp a.
2i5 as 40. $50. 90. 100 m. ..,
' w. CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston Springfield 800 lex 300 tEI,,so y m
For Boston Shore Line. IL Is Ell e09p M -. 80
For Hartford Springfield 500 Ell 2E' 1O (EIrI
For conn.cicut River R.ito.i (EI) 2sp toMoa-
FOR Hartford Providence Fishkm Railroad 400 EIl
ForH.w Haven London ana stOnngton Railroad 4 800
n I2l5 900. 800 p N. =. ,.
Fort Railroad. l2l5 o. m. TO Northampton
ForH ousstonic Railroad m, p m
For ksurauck Rliroad. 1oJ q m 100 p IN 80
For D.nbury and Norwak Railroad m'Hlo m'' w p m
Cemuaodious Sleeping Cars attached 10 SVV a. " Ia,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-16

HEALTH AND PLEASURE-North Shore Staten
Island feny-Leaves daily from Pier No. 10, between
CourIandt and Dey-.,s st l0i m l2i 9snd 7p m
Sunday arrangement, at 81 TO- ii q 80 "a m 10 char
ter HUGUEHOT Also to lot for Sunday
Schools and Pic Mics, Pomona Grove
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aud NEW.HAVEN RAILROAD.
1906 SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. 1865.
COMMENCING JULY 9. lso6

P.,.,pger Station EewYorr. Twenty ssvsnsht an
Foarthays Entrance or TWENTY sevensn-s-
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rINHE NORTH AMERICAN LLOYD.-ONLY
Il AMERICAN LINE or FIRsIGLAss OCEAN STEAMERS
BETWEEN RFWY YORK and BREMEN via Coves carrying
Uasd States Mai and shnr passengers 10 England France
1ernsay leave from Pier No 70 n r. THURSDAYS
BALTIC o. Jones 100 tnns OOe Aug IS
WESTERN METROPOLIS Sanders 500 tuns ooh AaE 90
ATLANTIC Hoysr. rOuder lOOv uns ltoO P sept
Rates Of Passage payable 10 lie equivalent IN United States
ysnsnoy
FROM NEW YORK TO BREMEN HAvRE. LONDON ard
SylHAhiPfOh-ls: Cabin sO5. "a Cabin. SeI @ sssrass
Eos Ef..,h. .nd Pss.gs sppy 70
Akxkk 49, assSS ASss.h b. y SlaIN A1.A- L.
Arizona miner., 1866-11-30


 OFFIOERs.- I'rcsident, Hon. Chaunecy lisE< New York. Ftcc Prc5ideaf and Iyrafvg f Puleston, New York. Secretary, '. C. Nasz1 New York
 The "Thunderbolt Crusher v Is consirsats5 0r aH entirely new principle, which eisa'aa. crush and puiyeriEc ores and other E,ipcrIa single process, viz IL t. provided wlfh ISs or plates, which working upon diterai ,1- not only crush, but also attain a maximum Triton. Ihese jaws are inassiyeiy eensi'g and are furnished with massive plates oi q iron, which can be esssily replaced al sE.l lhey VII admit bouldcrs 0f my poand. and can he graduated as occasion rfgaifs A machine is easily driven by an engine oi fa F horse power, and their lightness, and Asi1 transportation, render them lar mere eeoa4E k than any machinery now in use fc. rsdz quartz. Large orders for this crushcf ha q ready been executed for well established a eompanies, and tho company have contraca responsible machinists To construct wiih0li F sufficient, Ii Is hoped, for the large demand | tics desiring Go see the erGshcf, ia actual q | iiou, eau do 70 hy visiting the "tsiobe [ Works, in Sd street, near lith avenue. Ca# nics desiring machines Of inrti4a ii.forue ' VIII please address any Of the officers Of th & pany, si 09 Broadway, or apply personally, ] office Of the Superintendent, Mr. r. G. 6afs S +'-t v iAtN Nikfts AAsApAt zFV afr rf -s---T This machine supplies, it Is believed, lb # desideraium for the reduction of quartz F S and economically. Ono machine will re4s an impalpablc powder, from go to 50 tons per day, with not Co exceed 15hosse powd Oi very durable construction, every Isn made capable of sustaining any strain lhE brought Co bear upon t.
 We furnish st present two sizes Of Ea- numbered respectively Nos. and 2
 No. l weighs, complete, when iinishs1 lbs, or seven tons, occupies a space, wlsa hlng order, Of five feet in width, by tf length, and will require l2-horsc PoSd Compared with stamps. requiring 5he s@nf CT, ii Will finish from three to four tim~ . work in the same time, passing ii thronsA VJ to sJ meshes to the inch, the stalnF selves oi from g. to 50 ineshes to the nd Ihnndcrbolt Crusher not only finishes larger amount of work, but reduces ii % ozz powder Cost, completely boxed and q at the wharf. S6.50O.
 No. 7, compared with No. l. is onesf iess in capacity Is 4,0O0 lbs. lighter n * therefore taking eorrespondingly lesf ar power. Cost, complete In all its apfca and delivered on the wharf, S5,5O0.
 Orders are respectfully solicited Eih siruclions. Address either of the offer company at the office, GD Broadway, Ng or F. C. GARDiNEA
 superiniepi
 en No. l2 Pine Street (Room iiS
Arizona miner., 1866-11-30
ETNa IRON WORKS. s. F. cor Fremont and Tehama sts,
 SAN FRANCISCO, Manufacture
 QUARTZ MILL, SAW MILL, Flour mill, ana amalgantating maehin-
 cry Of all kinds,

cry Of all kinds, Sole agents for this coast of the celebrated Tyler Water Wheel" of winch there are now upwards of 1900 ln use 10 tbe Atlantic States and ths Coast Circulars giving full pArticu.ars forwarded io any one desiring.
 Wheeler RandslIs, Hepburn & Peterson's Anal gamators. and all other kinds furnished a short nO- tee Agents for the Pacific Coast for
 Dunbar Piston ackinE. Any number of recommendations can be furnished Tor this Packing rum parties using the in this city and Sacramento.
 Hanscom's Tusher, The best now in use in this State
 Particular attention wii be given to drawings oi sh kinds oi machinery. Parties purchasing ma chneTy VII be furnished with set Of drawings 0i the same free of expense.
 Fly strict attention Co busgess we hope to merit the patronage Of the public, and shall always eudsagor Go be prompt and give satisfaction to our customers l5m3 IIan.eem sS 70.
Arizona miner., 1866-11-30
ESTABLISHED 1864.
' plume HI, 1866.

The third volumr Of the MiSER is begun with an enlargement oi the paper and corresponding Improvements. lt is ;se determination Co make it in every respect more complete and attractive taan thc preceding volumes lt will lead rather than follow ID the sure and gratifying progress which the Territory is making While h wil treat of ail matters Of public importance, its col umns will Doe more particularly devoted to thc in- tercsts ol lhc miners or Arizona, the intrepid and deserving men who as pioneers and prosPector- through dangers and difficulties to which ordlna " taen would have succumbed have wrcsted this rich country from the hand- of the savage, and will not abandon it. As their organ, and record oi the progress in the opening and development oi the mrNalled mineral, agricultural and plsto ral regions Of the Territory and Of all that per t,ns 10 ia growth and prosperity, Che MINER will merit D large local and general circulation As the olda1 paper in the Territory, ts value os news medium and advertising sheet must be ap parent, nos only to our own citizens but also Go business nfn throughout the Union
Arizona miner., 1866-11-30
GROvESTEEN 4 { Piano Foete Manufactures
 499 Bs,adway. New York.

The attention Of he public and tho ir'a yitee to our New Sale Seven Octave Re Plano fortes, which for volume and v tone are uuriyalledby any hitherto oiiere market. They coHaln al the moden l ments, French gfnd action, harp fei.. Frame, over-strung baA. etc, and each a'- being made under the peI.on superHifhi J. II. Grayestcen, who has ltd prsoka. ence of over thirty years in t.eir niauSb' fully warranted in every particisU. The " Gr0cesieen Piano Forts !" r. fui
 est aWard of merit oUsr oH ett%. z z
 Celejratsd Woyids fai! Where were exhibited instruments n ,,ta. makers of London, Paris, Germany srS Baltimore, Boston and New fofAi the American Institute for i've 'le haI the gold and silver medals ron can be seen at our wareroOns. Lnnrf By the introduction of imgrofer Iy rE a stil more perfect Piano Forie ans s,si,a ss \ turing largely, with strictly easus s 'ynrIe,n E abled Co offer these instruments preclude competition.
 PRICES. ..,, Ie @ No l, Seven Octave, round cor E
 wood Plain Case, "a. bs No. 2, Seven Octave, round cor
 wood Heavy Moulding, RsE No. 3, Seven Octave, round c~N
 wood Louis XIV style,
 TERMS Net cash in currea ~n'
 Descriptive circulars sent HeH
Arizona miner., 1866-11-30
SUBSCRIPTION.

SUBSCRIPTION. The MIStR will be sent to any address at ths following iites-payablc in legal tender
 For .ii months, 300 For thr,e months, goo single copies, .25 Terms, issV3Gbly in aSralics No notice will be taken Of 'ibscriptIons not accompanied with the money.
Arizona miner., 1866-11-30

Funds for subscriptions to the MINER, for ad. 'er'ising, or for job work, may be sent by mail express or private hand. at the rial, of ,hs1 sord ing
Arizona miner., 1866-11-30
'. CUSHING,
Ageu. or Che purchase and shipping of MACHINERY OF ALL KINDS

AEth. luf t4' puftl-A-t anu 7ilpiih@ 'i MACHINERY OF ALL KINDS.
 Especial attention given to Quartz Mn Nlebin- cry and kml.H-,, and Miners Material of every description. Being a Practical Machui-t, and giving my personal attention Co thc execution ot order-. can guarantee thc best cas- oi work al the lowest pricc, in the city. Having completed arungcm euts with Horace McMurtrir X Co. 32 kilhy Street Boston, and houses in New York, l am prepared Co furnish Machiuist's Tools of Cv- cry description, Cotton and Noollen Mili Ma chinery, etc., at tbe lowest manufacturer prices Parties in the eastern states will be reliably iurn ished with costs oi Mining Machinery of every de seripli0u ou application
 Refer by permission Co Governor F. F Low C. T. Meader Stockton. Jacob Judurhill ts Co. San Francisco. J. W Stowe, Russell & Erwin Manufacturing company Coney S Ri,jon, San Francisco. George K, Giuyas, Chief Eu-inecl California Steam Navigation Company, San Fran cisco
 Office No. 12O Front St. san Francisco. l5m3
Arizona miner., 1866-11-30
THUNDERBOLT CRUsnEg.

The "Thundcrboli Crusher Company" Olgss upon the patent of Ar Gardiner. and gstl the laws oi the State Of New ioFk
 OEiea 50 nraadNrnY. New Yark.
Arizona miner., 1866-11-30
REMINGToNs' REvoLvERs.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO TIE MINI
 COMMUNITY.
Great saving fin the cost of rsduaa
 maehtnsry.

The attention of tho mining corporsilots men, and mine owners is respectfully urgi examine and carefully investigate lhc gFssi sii t5gys jO be derived from Nr. GardiHers lnIEr1 patented under the iiilc os the
Arizona miner., 1866-11-30
CASH SYSTEM.

The nigh cost Of everything necessary to print Ing Ia this Territory, andthe common usage make this necessa1.
Arizona miner., 1866-11-30
BLANKS Tor M''fr', Merchants, balyes aud others PRINTED IN GOOD STYLE.

Nork can beoTdered from any part of the Te. rtory' and wtlibe promptly executed and care fully sent by mail, or as directed.
 Heneeiorth the business of the office will he conducted siiicly upon the
Arizona miner., 1866-11-30
S7'h6E LIyB TOET. YUMh. a-k~
 s.z,S2-Es

Dh ana iter mphdhF- september lhtl, tuc stages Of the undersigned, carrying the United States and Quartermasters mail, will leave the Exchange. iat Wilmington, CaiV01iq, for Feu Ypma, at 1 e'ei0ck ececy uoaiay passiHg through
 Los AHgeles aAd S1n Ber-
 h0rdnl9, Anirng ai Fat Yena hs .follueiag Friday. Reuaiag, ioarts FHf Yama 1le (oll0,o-
 i,g SDd0g af G oci5ck q. %. LETTERS, PACKAGES, ETC, Forwarded on Reasonable Terms
 The Overland Stage from San Francisco, leaves Los Angeles every day the Steamer Pacific leaves Wilmington three times each month. The stage from San Diego Co Los Angeles leaves only once week, and the steamer once month.
 BANNING dS co. Wilmington, Cal, Sept 6, lsG6 lgif
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1866-12-15
Compensation, 10 slave Owners

Nh Fosson4en has reported from the Fl.
auncc Committee to the Senate bill to sas-
gond the paymen: Of money from the Treas.
~ to claimants Of slaves who volunteered
q: ware drai.ed, until the final report Of the
Commissioners s'.il be approved and con.
tirmod by conSryss,
This hill ia good a lar as i, goes; but it
doesn't 60 far enough. Wo hope the law
providing for tho appointment Of Commits
sioncrS will be repealed, the Commissioners
relieved from ytleir duties, aud the scheme
for compromising "loyaV' slavo owners be
"a'acually squechcl, ,ho whbc thing ia q
humb0g Why should the poor black EEL.
lows, VINO drudged the greater part of their
lives for bare sg5sistonce, be turned out in
the cold by the government, without any
compensation, Will. the white men, who
gr2w Fat upon their swca. aud toll are 70 be
compensated? We have already paid enough
10 support the cntscd institution, ;thout
being taxed to Suppo; the men who derived
ali the advantages trom slaves and slavery.
Let us have doao with this cIap.trap about
coG1pen @;tnS "loyai slave omuers;" and il
aor compensation is TO bo paid lot it DO paid
to the loyal slaves, who volunteered and
rendered the cyantry esseatia! service by
helping; TO put dom the rebellion.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1866-12-15
5llotric0.

1OWNSEND-SCOTT.-At the residence
OF the brides parents, near Odessa, Del,
l.y Bishop Scott, on Wednesday, the 18th
inst, GG0HGg l.. townsend. of New Castle
comfy, sud CogEJE j., daughter of the
officiating clergyman.
THE heppy couple will please accept our
thanks for o quantity Of delicious wedding
cake, and allow Us 10 wish their welded life
to fic !2ag, prosperous, and happy.l
Elm
wood, Hartford county, Nd, the residence
Of tie brides parents, IN Thursday, 9th
list, By the Rev. l.. \. Colburn, j. G.
hI1Lt%GswoHT,r, Of Frederick City. and
MAMIE, eldest daughter Of Hon. Judge
Price.
QUiNN-E0c"lJ tn Philadelphia, on the
27th Of Nor. oi,.. ~ he Rev. f. Watson
al s.. James IL" LEES Church, WV. QrINN,
Of phiiadelphiN, and HANyAu T., daugh.
ter Of Joseph Booth, Of this town.
FCLTON-DEDWE. Dec. 18th, by Rev.
$. " Kur:z, at brides mothers near
Brick Meeting House, JosErH II. FutTos
and SARAH ANA Ba0wE, both Of this
county,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1866-12-15
subscription bills.

The carrier Of The Wig will wait on onr
town subscribers with their bills for the prea.
ont year. dated up TO the time they are made
ont. We hope they viii promptly settle the
same. Smal! bills arc easily paid, and by
paying subscription bills punctually, each
year, they are always kept small. A few Of
those bills, wo Gad, are Of several years &C.
emulation. VIC hope tie parties are rery
anxious to pay such aud get them down to
the minimum SIZE. Don't turn the carrier
away with sad heart. for he calculates
arge'y on realizing "ChriStmos money ont
oil this collection e0torprise-
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1866-12-15
Coral AGoirG.

THE ELyToH MARKETs.-~Wby are
all the npcossarcs of liz. so high priced in
Elkton is question o0ener asked than any
other. And it is question that no one
seems 10 be able TO answer satisfactorily
When gold was go ne were told everything
sympathized with, and was regulated by il,
and that, consequently, beet, pork, poultry,
dry goods, groceries, and provisions Of ell
kinds, could not be bought or sold At less
than TWO or three times their ordinary price.
And everybody accepted the assertion with
unquestioning faith. Butnow, gold is selling
Ct l27, or only about one half OF what it sold
for two years ago; and yet, SO far as Elkton
IS concerned, there is scarcely pcrceptible
decline in the price of any Of the nccessares
Of life. The merchants ask really as much
for their dry goods and groceries, and the
butchers ask nearly as much for their pro.
visions, as they did in war times. Why is
it? Compare the price of dry goods and
groceries in Elkton with the price Of the
same articles in any Of the cities, and you
will find the difference in the cost SO greatly
in favor Of the latter, that the consumer of
only moderate quantity would be justified
in paying his fare 20 and from the city to
make bis purchases. Compare the price Of
beef, pork, and provisions, generally, in
Elkton, with the prices in the cities, and you
will sec that they are mach cheaper there
than here. Why, for instance, should dress,
ed hogs that sell in our streets fer 81 and 10
cents, be sold in the butcher shops, as pork
and sausage, at 20 and % cents . pound .
Why, when there is decline Of and 10
cents q pound in the large cities, on the
rTicss Of year ago, on beef pork, poultry,
&c, should there be in Elkton, oaly AIDE.
cline Of and 3 cents pound? Why con
these things, after being taken to tho cities
BY tho country producers a trouble and OK
pcnso, be sold there cheaper thar here, right
in the uoshborhood whore they are raised
and made ready for th Market?
We are told that the scarcity Of grain is
the cause OF the enorm ous price Of flour and
meal bat this reason doesn't hold good
when applied to beef, pork, poultry, &c
There is no scarcity of tiom. The market
is well.stockctwitb provisions and groceries
and slutted with dry goods, But the men
in Likton who retail them don't appear to
know it. They seem not TO realize the fac;
that tae day of fomno prices has passed
away, and that consumers haze rights here,
az well as in other places. How much longer
the Elktonians are to pay cxortioaotc prices
to tho people who feed and clotho thonl dc.
pends upon how long they will mocAiy sub
NIT to bs imposed upon. They have The
matter in their own hands, and must apply
tho ramedY If they wish 10 ohinin rclief