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Verv Valuable Farm near The city Linalts.
RY GANTI d t3t YLE.

Yerv Valuable Farm, near The city Llf1aatS.
BY GANTiK - YLk.
TOMORROW, the 9th instant at II O'Clock, at the
corner of Broad and East Baystreets Will oe o1ered
All that very valuable FARM, on the south sloe Q!
street. commonly known as Lownes avenue, anu
adjoining the hace Course to the SOUTH elgnt
and oue.halt acres-all high and dry Upon the Farm
has recently been erected neat cottage and the whole
is enclosed by substantial beard fence Tue proximy
of this Farm to the City chou commend the attention
of those in want.
Terms of sae-One.third cash; balance In one and ~
two years. interest from date p yabe annually, tne
whole secured by bond and mortgage. Pircnaser 70
payG for papers, 1e may 6e treated 81 plvs'e
sale previously. mwth3 sePtemoeL
House ard Lot in Vest street.
BY GANTT & BOYLE.
TOMORROW, the 9th instant at II O'CLOCK AZ the
Exchange corner of Broad and East Bay Streets VIII
be offered,
THAT HOUSE AND LOT on the south side OF West
street, In the city of Charleston, with the TWO LOIS az
tached thoreto The House is of orick, TWO snda.han
stories hiRh with an addition, and containing III tue
whole or rooms. It has been slightly damage oy
Shells but can be repaired at moderate cost Tue LOT
upon which the House was built measures ~ teet
inches) twentyeght feet five inches West street by
1OO one hundred feet in dopsa The Lot to the west
measures 10 feet nches nineteen feet 1nches on
West street by 76 feet tnchesl 'eet Six
inches In depth Upon the Lot Is b'ick Kitchen.
Terms of sae-Une. third Cash; balance 10 one anu
two ye .rs interest from day of sae payable annuay
the Whole to be secured by bond and mortgage OF the
purchaser to pay G. Il B. fr papers. or tie credie
portion gements be made to let one thousand
dollars remain investment for some time as the
amount is not may be treaed for at private
sale previously.
September mWtho .
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AUCTION SALES.
Felt. WooL and Fur Hats, on acc1urt ttsde'sorssers
and all concerned.

Fen Wool and Fur Hats, on account ttsde'sofssers
and all concerned.
BIZ JOHN G. MlLNOh . . ~. ~, ho ao,d AZ
THIS DAY 9th instant at ~ o'cocb. i'll be soio, at
our s re- No 1856 Meeting street, on account unaef-
writer's and all concerned.
= dozen MIXED WOOL HATS
"a dozen Black Wool Hats
AZ dozen Assorted Black French Hats
70 dozen Assorted Black Fla tiers Hats
Damaged on the voyage oi I'M portauon on Doala soui
- irtm New York to this port
Conditions cash. - -sep.ouDo- "--
Wool shtrts, Dry Goods a,,a send,ges. !, ,ea
Will be sold at our Store = His DAY, 9th instant az
: - 10 uclocs,
dozen GREY WOOL OVER.SHlRTb
/ dozen Grey Sack Coats z=Z#
3 dozen Fancy Printed Flannel Shirts
duzen White Merino Pants and Shirts
s Bleached Cotton Flannel. Plaid Poplins Brown Hol-
land Bl .ck and Coored Muslin Deains, coored M9r-
noes, Black Alpaca, Jacopet ana plaa Larchaf9
Iurkey Red and Imitation Silk Pocket HandRerchle1s,
eik Necktes Black Lace Yeiis Shirt Fronts dressing
"Du rondittons cash. Sep'ember5
ispeciaz Sale Of Hosiery, Dry Goods and Sutle''s
StofE bV nrder Of administrator.
MCKAY Il ''AMPBLLL,
Next POstOlTice, Hasel Street,
VIII sell THIS DAY, 10 O'Clock, n
= doz LAp1Es' WHITE, MIX ID. sLATE AND
= 5oz Gsnts Brown, Mixed and White hnlt han
Hose .,.,..,.
-doz Gents Mixed, Brown and White Irregular
madel Half SO
Gents Undershirtu and Drawers-ribbed and plain
ALSO
DRESS PLA1DS AND 81 RIPEs, Delaine, Curtain En-
broidpred N1usns Figured Ball satinets Ken
tueky Jeans. Black Broadsloh, Bel Ticking, Linen
sheets, Canton flannel 44 and 7S Longcloths, Cotton
shirts White Jaconets, Gents and Ladies,L Hand.
kerchies, &C., &C,
ALSO,
BOOTS AND SHOES. Clothing, Perfumes Razor
strops, Razors Smoking Tobacco Paper coars' bets,
Neck TIES, Jewelry, Notions, &C., &c.
ALSO,
M SEGARs.
Conditions cash. september
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If YOU WANT nice custom made boots, go to ELLIS.
woRTH's No. 394 King street. 80 August
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UNITED STATES MARsbAL's SALE
SOUTH o ROLINA DISTRICT.
United States Us. $50 barrels Molasses, &C.. &c.
J.A. ENSLUW h 90 AUoTI,NEEns
By virtue Of order OF sae to directed from the
norable the District Court OF the United States for
the District aforesaid in the above case will expose
to eale at public auctlon the Store, No. l26 East
Bay In the port of Charleston, at /, O'CLOCK A. NJ,
on THURBDAY, the 9th instant
eighth casks of Fnt NCH COGNAC BRANDY
4quarter casks OF Spanish Brandy
G2OO Imported Havana eeKars; whole Regalias
1900 Imported Havana Segars. Londres Regalias.
Conditions cash. j. P. NJ. EPPING,
United States Marshal
9eptemberA for south Ca olina District.
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ERsK1NE CoLLEaE-This college, situated in the
beautiful village of Due West, will commence its
next session on the first Monday Of October, and
we wonld call the attention OF those who desire
information to the card of J. N. YOUNG, Esquire,
Treasurer of the Institution, which appears in our
paper to-day.
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DUE VEST FEMALE CoLLEaE.-The exercises OF
this most excellent institution for female educa-
ton will be resumed on the first day OF October
next, as will BIZ observed by reference to an ad-
yertisement in another column Of to-day's issue,
and will be conducted iu the same religious, mo-
raj and right principles which has heretofore
given this we'll sustained college such distinction
for cultivating so much confidence and proper
feeling between pupils and their teachers. The
governmt Mt of this schools parental, and while
all efforts are male to promote the highest men
tai instruction OF the young ladies, the inouloa-
tien of those beautiful duties which are designed
exclusively for woman on this earth are never
lost sight of, but oy thorough system they are
enabled to assume q position of use in this busy
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Sale for Partitioa-Aean,er 'sPaot Boy"
BY w. Y. LEITCH. =z===
Broker and Auci iOnrer, No. rs Broad Street
On TUESDAY next, September |. 1s66 at o'clock
accommodation Wharf, in this city, will be sold, at
Public Auction,
THE NEW AND ELEGANT STEAMER
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AUCTION SALES.

Gin Stock. State Bonds, s. U. Raaroad Bonds ana
Coupons at Auction
BY MACBETH ~ h.VENEL' I'm !.
TITS DAY. the 9Th instant at II O'CLOCK, WIN %
sod at our Real Estate and Stock Exchange, corner
THE F0LLOWiNG VALUABLE sEcohi.
Two HUNDRED AND TEN. DOLLARS CITY Six PER
THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS CITY SIX PER GENT.
FIVE Bu SDRrp AND TEN DOLLARS CITY SIX PER
s1xTE N HUsDRFp AND THIRTY DOLLARS CITY
F1GHTrEN iIi1e N HUNDRED AND SIXTY DOLLARS CITY
TWO THoUsAND LIARS CITY SIX PER CENT.
rWEeT FIVE HUNDRED AND NINETY DOLLARS
CITY SIX PER GENT STOCK 1,,,,,u
THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS CITY s1A GENT.
STOCK. .===
FOUR THOUSAND DOLL, RS STATE SOUTH CARO-.
LIMA K PER CENT. BONDS
FIVE HUNDRtDD LIARS SEVEN PER CENT tNEWl
BOND SOUTH CAR LIMA RAILROAD.
SIX THOU AND DOLLARS BANK STATE OF SOUTH
CAROLINA (oLD 1sst E) BILLS.
-ALso
FOUR SHARES 'UTH CAROLINA RAILROAD AND
BANK
TWENTY FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS SECOND MORT.
HAsi's CHARLESTON and SAVANNAH RA AILRoAD
FOUR its) sHA RES SOUTH cARoL1sA RAILROAD
SIXTY. FIVE sHAREs ELM0RE MUTUAL lNsUh-
TEN snARfs suA i IS pArtsv1L7E "A MANUFACTURING co.
FIVE SHARES GRANlTVILLE MANUFACTURING
COMPANY
ALSO,
| COUPONS CHARLIE LEsTON# AND SAVANNAH RAIL.
COUpU S rHERtW AND D RLINGTON RAILROAD
| COU UpONS ,NOKTu lASl ERN RAILhO,3lZZ
COUPONS STATE UF SOUTH CAROLINA
MUNL1MITED SECURITIES received before sale.
August
Furniture. Bedding, a Buggy, de-
by NTH A ID NIctiILL1Vt&AY.
THIS DAY, al 1O1a O'clock, OF our Office, No 27 Broad
STREET, south side, near state street, we will sell
| SUNDRY ,RIIULkS AS ABOVE.
Horses and Vehicles received up to hour Of sale.
September
ZsF Furniture, Horse and Buggy, &C..
BY ;3MI Ii AND McGILLlVKAY.
VIII be sold THIS DAY, 9Th OF September, at No q
Broad street, ut half past 10 O'Clock,
Various AZ RriCLE5 OF FURNITURE
Il Horse aud luygy.
| September z= =45=
Hulk of schooner Boston,
f By SMITH AAD N1cGILLIVRhY.
Will be sold on TOMORROW, 9Th nst.. at Morelandf
| Wharf. South Bay,
TIE HULK OF TIE SCH OONER BOSTON.
| HSepttmber 6z z==E=
| -
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BOWERS s. LC0X,

BROKERS, AUCTIONERS AND GENERAL COM
MISSIO. AGENTS, @=
No. 1877 Meeting str,t, opposite the Market.
ON HAND CONSTANTLY: FARMS, PLANTATIONS
I HOUSES AhDLOT for sic aud to rent Are
prepared to receive all kids of & JODS, WARES AND
MERCHANDISE, aPlODUE, 30. on consignn ent
Also, FUi NITURE, HOSES, AND VEHICLES OF
every description tor sale Will also give our special
attention to uUT- DOOR SIZES. 3mos September
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SAN FRANCISCO, April III.
A terrible explosion of what was supposed
to be nitro-glycerine, occurred at quarter past
one o'clock to-day, near Wells, Fargo & Co.'S
building. The explosion shook the earth like
an earthquake for circle of a quarter of
mile. Sam1 Knight, Superintendent of Wells.
Fargo & Co.'s express, died in half an bour Of
injuries received. G. W. Bell, supervisor and
assayer, was instantly killed; MIR. WalIub
Wells, Fargo & Co.'s assayer), Joseph Eliot
John Gallagher, Frank Webster and William
Justin, also killed, Eight dead bodies were SO
mntilated that they could not be identified, as
fragments of human flesh, bones and brains
are found nearly two blocks distant.
Montgomery, Sacramento and California
streets are lined with broken glass; scarcely a
window for several hundred feet is remaining
whole. Wells, Fargo & Co.'s horses, and eve
rything in the vicinity, animate or inanimate
were blown into fragments. The damage will
be at least 100000. William Ravens. book
keeper of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company,
Is ascertained to be among the killed,
The cause of the explosion is a mystery.-
The freight agento the Pacific Mail Company
saws two boxes, each measuring about four
cubic feet, were taken from the steamers deck
to the place where the explosion occurred
One box was consigned to Idaho and the other
to Los Angeles. Both were stained with oil
Contents unknown. .a-tF.A
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From Ne,y OrIeans and Menico.

no .,zots,, .o, NEW ORLEANS, April II.
There is is much alarm about the levees on
account of the high water above, 1t is fear
ed that the whole Lower Mississippi will be
overfowed. /, ,.i,,zg 81, II ~ sos.
The heavy rains have injured the cotton
seed which was poor, and much must be re-
The wife of Gov. Harris of Tennessee is
here on her way to Mexico. She has a letter
from President johnson, saying that no pass
port was necessary, but the Provost Marshals
required it.
The total deaths for the week has been LOG.
There is no tendency to any particular disease
and the city though crowded is perfectly
healthy. aa.A .HkAtfVa = - ,TGN n "a
Advices from Brownsville say it is reported
there that the Liberals had captured wagon
train betweek Paros and Monterin with $780,
600 and killed and captured about 200 French
soldiers. tisJI tsUt 10 Z itH 4 II
A train consisting of $50 wagons left Mon
term about the LIST of April, with supplies and
money for Matamoras, escorted by 400 I'm
perialists. Gen. Canales and others with
about 2,4OO Liberal cavalry left Carriages on
the Sd to intercept the train. Gen. Mejia left
Matamoras to meet the approaching small
column. Gen. Oliyera commands at Mata-
noras during his absence and is well provi-
ded against any attack.
The Courier says it Is rrIrnored that the
train from Matamoras has already been att
tackled and captured twelve miles above Mat
amoras, that Mejia has been defeated, that
Matamoras will be attacked to-day or tonight,
and that Bagdad has been taken. but none of
these stories are reliable lGdD q +
The Matamoras Ranchero of the 18th inst,
says the Imperial forces under Jouningros
arrived at Checo and Candida on Sunday last,
twenty-five leagues from Matamoras. A short
distance from that point Canales endeayored
to dispute his passage, but was repulsed by
the Lopez regiment. losing % killed and
large number wounded.
There are no fears for Matamoras which is
impregnable against an attack. "a : h, II,
Victoria, Satillo, Montern and Chihuahua
are fortified.
Escobado, Canales and Cortinas appear to be
operating independently of each other. Can
ales is up the river and Cortinas between Mat
amoras and Victoria. Escobado has with
drawn in the direction of Luzores.N
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FROM THE FENIAN SEAT OF WAR.
Fifteen Tessefs loading scihh A'tiflery, &c.
Unusual Activity In Fe'sian Circles.

Fifteen Tessefs loading scith 41fiflery, &C.
Unusual Activity In Fefaian Circles.
New YORK, April II.
A special dispatch to the Herald. dated
Eastport to-day, has the following:-sA
schooner loaded with arms, consigned to B.
Doran Killian, was seized on her arrival here
this morning, but after several hours detention
was released Instructions have been receiy-
ed from Washington to strictly enforce the
peutrality laws. A large delegation of Feni-
ans arrived to-day.
"A special dispatch to the Herald, dated
montreal, has the fOllowing:-A Government
DetectlVe who has just made trip to the
American side of Lakes Erie and Michigan,
reports that the Fenians have fifteen vessels,
schooners and transports, loading with field
artillery, equipments, stores &c. He also re-
ports large shipments OF arms to frontier
points and unusual activity in Fenian circles
along the frontier.
A special dispatch to the Herald, dated st.
Andrews, N. B., has the following -" There
is much excitement here. Volunteers are
expected here this evening. A regiment of
regulars, two companies of artillery and one of
engineers will be due here tomorrow. Bush
ness is almost entirely suspended. The New
brunswick House of Assembly yesterday ad-
journed for month. 1t is said positively that
under the new Government the habeas corpus
will be suspended. 900
TORONTO, c. W., April Is.
Another Fenian arrest was made Yesterday
at Oakyllle-a man named WEIGH, who was
sent to Cornwall for trial. The examination
oil Fenian prisoners begins to-day. 1t is
thought the probable result will be the COM
initial Of all of them for trial at the next As
sizes. ftt
60 4 TORONTO, G. E., April II.
The examination at Cornwall has been con-
Quoted with closed doors. Several other ar
rests of Fenians are reported here to-day.
The Police have gained information of sus-
pected parties and the arrest of all implicated
will probably take place. ~ or az
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Fenaan Meeting at Calais.

n 4I CALAIS, Me-, April II.
A large Fenian meeting was held at St.
Croix Hall last night, addressed by Killian
and Sinnott. The meeting was attentive, but
not enthusiastic. Applauses proceeded chief
ly from knot of Fenians in one corner of the
Hail. who received the signal from the plat
form Sinnott made long, rauting, blood
and thunder speech, which amounted to moth
ing Both speakers emphatically stated that
they did not intend invading the Provinces,
but in conversation with gentleman after
the meeting had adjourned, Killan refused to
answer why they were seeking to arm force
on the frontier. A
Three hundred regulars are expected at st,
Stephens tomorrow and like number at ST.
Andrews - 49,
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= -----
Washington specials, state that the Ways
and Means Committee were engaged to-day
In the last reading of the tax bill, and will
probably report it tomorrow. The Committee
propose to reduce the taxes S75,0 900 600, The
taxes on raw material entering into manu-
tacturers are reduced
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The Nep State Consultation of Texas,

m GALVESTON, April 2.
The Texas Constitution abolishing slavery,
placed freedmen on equality with the whites
under the law; 1t gives the legislature power
to guarantee r. r. bonds and foreign CON
tracts. 1t will be submitted to the pe0ple IN
the fourth Monday in June. A resolution in
dorsing the Presidents policy was lost In Con
yentiOn.
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Ch;cago Markets.

-.- CHICAGO, April II.
Flour active and advanced 25c. Wheat active and
advanced q 74c sales at 3S4 a 20 for No. l. and
92 a CSC for No Q. Corn quiet at an advance Of 1c
sales at 10 a &c for No. I, and 43 q 43tc for No. @
Oats quiet at an advance Of 1c sales at 4 28Sc for
fresh No. /, and 24k q 25c for Mop. Mess Pork at
% 49, Lard at iS Isle. Freiehts active at 81 81
Receipts - 5000 bbls. OF -four, 1900 bushels Of
wheat 34 900 bushels of corn, bushels Of oats
Shipments 900 four 80 600 bushels OF wheat 49,
600 bushels corn, 1000 bushels of oats.
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Commissioners to the Worlds Fair.

rno c.uo AUGUSTA, Me-, April II. /
Inc ionowlng gentlemen have been appoint
cd by the Governor as Commissioners from
Maine to the Worlds Fair, at Paris &c Thomas
5. Lang, OF xasssalhoro, Franklin Muzzy, Of
Bangor and Charles A. Shaw, Of Biddeford.
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From the West India Islands.

.elai ts19d lsoa NEW YORK, April II. t
Late advices from Ponce, Porto Rico, says
there is great demand for vessels. About
1000 hhds of sugar were awaiting shipment.
At st. Vincent the inhabitants were alarm
ed by the recent outbreak in Jamaica, and
loudly demanded troops from England for the
protection of capitalists. Coal is very scarce
and at very high rates in Barbados.
Adylces from st. Domingo City March Doth,
say the President in his message to Congress
drew attention to the recent visit of Secretary
Seward, from which he augured very happy
results. As adopting Mr.. Stewards advice he
was determined to promote the development
The late attempt at revolution at San Christ
toval was complete failure.
The new minister of the United States, Gen.
Caseneau, was very popular.
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Valuable Real Estate at Auction.

% LIN mD sa April 21st at 12J O'Clock p NJ,
House NO. south street, and the lot ON Which il
stands. containing about 5000 feet Of land The
If required, there being two kitchens with dininS
rooms adjoining, two parlors and Ave bed rooms K
tern, and gas all the house, all in perfect order
and epair. 1t has an entrance for carriages with
large yard with fruit trees, shed, &C., &c.
At same time, lot of land adjoining the above
premises, containing 2500feet. Title clear.
HENRY BAILEY q Co., Auetioneers.
ap1S-dtd ..iitta t-t ,......-
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Municipal EIectio,,o

CHICAGO, April II,
and six Democratic Aldermen were elected.
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.MtsceIianeoa.s Dispatches.

,lFa9sa NMtsceIta,aeOss DSspatckes.
si' , iEs ~ '. PHILADELPHIA, April II.
General Grant arrived here last night.
Gen. Meade and staff left to-day for East
port, Me. 1t is supposed in connection with
the Fenian movements there. - ABB
yi,r.es BUFFALO, N. Y, April II.
" A private dispatch to the agent of the As
ISOLATED Press here says there is no truth in
the report of the death OF Old Bull, the cele-
brated violinist and that he has not been in
Quebec for years. .aiaI ar ztsm ,9oiiG
- NEWARK, N. j., April II.
Capt. Ezra Nye, formerly of the Collins line,
died to-day. Vi -
aissv 5isHis5e TORONTO, C. W., April II.
!, Mrs. JEFF. Davis is in Montreal! haa
The supposed accomplish in the Deering
murder was arrested at London. ! He has
been remanded until Thursday to hear from
the Authorities rnT q dlsfi haas aiR
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AUGUSTA, MAINE.
Sale of Buildings
AND OTHER q. s. PROPERTY,

ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE, U. S. AL
Portland, Maine,
cas-. April IA, 1885,
by order OF the Quartermaster General, u. 5. A,
III shall sell at Public Auction, at Camp Cony, Au-
gussa' Name, On THURSDAY, April 26, at o'clock
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TEETH. TEETH. TEETH.
. Il An Appeal
. e. - ~ mo NM,
s. 81 c. seitr a'I0 ~
Merchants of Portland!

TIME Ladies' OF the Executive Committee OF the
i SOLDIERS FAIR, to commence on the 23d OF
April, at City Hall, present an appeal to the Mer-
chants of Portland to aid them in the enterprise in
which they have enlisted. They ask 1t with the thor
ough understanding of how literally and constantly
YOU have given during the last five years. and of how
freely you respond at all times to the needs of the
suffering. .t.-.
Conscious that the class for whom we now labor
have not been uncared for previous to the close of the
war, but that the City, as a Government, has done
what t conld and private charity has bestowed its
alleviations, yet have they sometimes been reduced
TO extremities such we do not want our soldiers
families to suffer. We hope through the concert OF
sympathy and action for these poor, that they may
eventually be aided into comfortable maintenance
of themselves; therefore We ask your kind bsnevo-
lence. ... .f.... ....-... {,
We ask of you to look over your stock OF merchan-
disc and see what you can willingly give ~ u.s. We
shall be grateful for whatever you may send The ar
ticle that may seem Of little value TO you, may be
made OF pecunary value to the Fair or converted to
use for those for whom we ask it. We present this
appeal to dealers in all kinds Of merchandise, and
would give notice that or two ladies will be at
Room No. 10, City Building, every afternoon from 8
to o'clock to receive donations and make arrange
ments for work. .tl1L. ~ Per Order,
: Is LADIES EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Mar 21-tf 4Ta ~. tft
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FRoM THE DAfI,y PRras

,.uo From THE DAILY PRESS. -nr t-aa
"a To THE FAIR:-We were slow to believe all we
heard praise of this article but with such testimo
ny as the following, evenby well known citizens, our
doubts have given way. ,s,aa sr q 59as5ss -
,o. PORTLAND, Feb. %, 1866.
Mr.. TODD: Dear Sir-My wife had been troubled
we're itching, and the hair was falling off very asf.
had tried many remedies offered to the public with
out receiving any benefit. had but little faith that
1t could be cured. bought bottle of your Hunea-
RAN Balm, and the first application stopped the itch
ing and in two OF three days the hair stopped failing
on consider the best medicine in use for the head
! 30 Yours l-Ea CHARLES Walk Err :
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Fin anciGfs

NEW YORK. April II.
The Commercials article says the stock market ex-
hibits rather more animation with general improv-
mentin price. The railroad list is decidedly firm but
without any important speculative activity clique
movement in Erie seems in progress. w
Governments are strong but rather less active
About million and half Of old 5-2Os were return
ed two last steamers but the price has strength
ened Notwithstanding. F-t
Money is abundant.
Discounts moderately active.
Sterling 1913 a 108.
Gold is in active demand from importers. A Dor
rowing demand from shorts is quite active.
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MY Balm does NOT change Gray Hair to
Its natural color.
"a Those wishing to have the COLOR restored.
should use TODD'S BANANA CREA M
found wherever the Balm is sold. :, u - ,