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Black and White Ia Fifteen states.
The population Of the late slave States,
nreyious 10 the rebellion. was as follows /:
NEW TO-DAY.

r 8
Remaining Unclaimed In tho Post once
Mt Gold Hill, Nevada, on the 31st duy
Of january. A. ID. 1866.
To obtain any OF these letters. the applicant must
call for Advertised Letters and give date Of List.
II not called for within One Month they will lie
sent to tho Dead Letter Once.
Carr L E-2 Murphy g W-2
Colby Murphy Martin
Cook Richard Prince Albert
Conner Mr(Alp'a mine) Rice John
Douglass II e Rodabank J W
Dods Miss Mary Robinson RIO
Frock Isaac Shut S Az
Golf sylvester Thorpe J
Howe John T. Vest John
Horn Weber John
JacksonJ Elmer Woolley Thos
ForciEn List.
Mons. Timothee EadeauI-2
S. w. CHUBBUCK, p. II.
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J. HUNT, President,
A, J, RALSTON, Secreta.
San Francisco, january ~. lsG6.

State Of California. City und County OF San
Francisco, SON this nineteenth day Of Jan.
uary, a. ID. One Thousand Eight Hundred and
Sixty.six, personally appeared before me-, II. S.
Romans. u Notary Public, In and for the said
City aud County, and therein residing, duly com.
missioncd and sworn. A. J. Ralston, who, being
duly sworn. did dcpose md say that lie " the
Secretary Of the " Pacific Insurance Company
aud TINT tho statements contained In the forego
Ing Report OF the Pacific Insurance Company are
true. full and correct. A.. J. RALSTON.
Sworn and subscribed TO before me, this 10Th
day Of january. A.. D. 1855.
II. s. ROMANS, Notary Public.
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? AssAYgRs AND BANKERS, NOTICES
GOLD HILL
Pioneer Assay Office
H. A H $,

Main street, below Wells, Fargo g. Co.'s
ONCE, next Dor to Denny's
$500 Drug Store,
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SAN Francisco, Jan. 3l-2 P. VI.
Rorenoon stock Transactions.

SPECIAL DESPATCH TO TIE GOLD HILL DAILY sEws
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GOLD HILL,

THE UNDERSIGNED. ESTABLISHED A.
i Assayer eight Years In Ca.!0iIis, and for over
business entrusted TO s:m with promptness and
care. .rr... .'. "...a ...... -..
Gold, Silver and Ores Of Every DsscrIp.
30 Hon Assnycd,
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AGENCY-sHARON e. RALSTON
Bank Of California, Virginia City, Nevada.
Ua3l 3ml
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SAN FRANClsCO DlsPATcH.
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aHs aREFERENCES:
GOLD HILL. w. Flood 4 Co.; W. u. Blau.
Welt. Ag't Bank ofCsL; I. D. Hsadly, Ag't W..
r. 4 Co; John II. Mlls. Esqj
lVIRaIHIA-B. Z. Hastings Il Co.; Paxton 4
Thornburg, J. II. Latham, Aft W., y. Eos
Geo. T. Jones. ESQ. os9u
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VIM. SHARON, GcnT Agent.
TNHIS AGENCY IS NOW PREPARED TO
i receive Deposits Of COIN or BULLION.
either on
OPEN ACCOUNT,
Or 60 Issue Certificates Therefor!
Payable Cat the option OF the holder. In Gold Hill
or In San Francisco; to make Collections; pur.
chase Bullion at the most favorable rates, or nd.
vance coin thereon when forwarded to the Parent
Bank In San Francisco sells Bills Of Exchange
and transact q General Banking Business.
Checks for Sale on
London, Paris,
Bank Of ireland (Dublin). New York.
San Francisco. Boston.
Portland (Oregon). Sacramento. etc.
WV. SHARON, General Agent.
w. II. BLAUVELT, Cashier.
Gold Hill, Dec. I, 1865. decl II
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NEWS BYTELEGRAPH
CARSON CITY DISPATCH.
Visiting the neutrality-suspicious.
tive Proceeding. this Mofning.

SPECIAL prsr.rcu 70 rur GOLD NIL DAILY srws.l
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MARRIAGE IN HIGH LIFE.-The marriage of
the Earl OF Seton with the Hon. Cecil Emily
Hylton Jolllte, daughter OF Lord HylIon, was
solemnized recently at st. Georges Church,
Hanover-square. The bride arrived at the
church at haltpast IL, accompanied by her
taher, the Earl OF Seton and a very numerous
company invited having assembled previously.
The bride was attended to The altar by the fol-
lowing bridesmaids:-Lady Cecilia Molyneux,
Lady Emily Montague, Lady + renee Montague,
Miss Hylton JoInde, Hon. Flora Gu chester
Miss Lima Grenlell, Miss Julia WSnter, Miss
Cory MISS HopwoOd, Miss s. Hopwood, Hou.
Amabe OGrodV, and Lady Emily Claven. Tue
nobe bridegroom was accompanied by Lieuten-
antColonel Frederick Ii. Bathurst, who acted as
best man. The ceremony was solemnlzed bV the
Rev. j, Cecil Wynter, Rector OF Cation, Surrey
The following distinguished company, relatives
and friends of boz families we're present Prince
and Princess Edward OF SAKE WeImar he Duke
and Duchess of Sutherland, Lord Stanley, Lord
Henry Percy, LoEd Frederick Paulet, the Earl
and Countess VanP, the Earl and Countess OF
Hard Wickr, Lady Agnetd Yorke. the Countess
oil Seton, Hon. F. aud Lady Georeiana Molly
neuX, the Marquis and MarcmoEess of Clanri-
carde, Lord Hyde, the Earl and Countess Wln-
chelsea, the Chancellor OF the EXchequPr and
Mrs. Disraeh, Lord ana LAZY Alexander Len.
nox the Hon. Gilbert and Lady Evelyn Heath
cote Lacy Lynohurst, Sir Frederick Johnstone,
Sir Robert BrOwnrleg, Lord aud Lady Norreys
the Rev. Mr. ard Lady Elnor Hopwood, the
Earl and Countess OF UXbridge, Colonel Hon.
w. p. and Lady Emma Talbot Hon. Frederick
and Lady Constance Stanley, Lord and Lady
Skelmersdale, Colonel and Mass Howard Vyse,
,DOWager Viscountess GuillamOre and Hon.
M So OCrady, the Earl and Countess OF
Bessborough, Lord and Lady Templemore Sir
and Countess OF Sandwich, Lord and Lady
Cecilia Bingham. Sir Henry and Lady
ophia des Voeux, Lord Garles, Viscount Hlnch-
,ngbrook, Viscount and Viscountes' SYDNEY,
General and Lady Alice Peel and Miss Peel
The Earl and Oouut ess OF Stradord and LADY
Victoria Byng, the Earl and Countess Of Vera.
am, the Earl and Countess OF Clalendon, aud
lady Emily Villiers, the Duke and Duchess OF
and Lady De BlaquieIe Viscount and VS..
countess Enfield, Colonel and Hon. Mr7. Dudley
Carleton, the Marquis and Marchioness Of
Hastings, Mr.. and Lady Agnes golhfe, VlscOunt
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DIED.


BARKLF Y.-on the 9TH Instant, Mrs JANE BARK
La in he 9th year OF her age vile of John Barkey
Samuel BarEsv 10 is West washington stceSi
on Wednesday morning. the 9Th instant, IL O'clock
BE.SAh.-Fel asleep in Jesus at Washington ID. c.,
on Saturday last RICHARD 'BE,SAN, son OF George
and Sarah Btssan IN the 26th ear oil his age
The relatives and Iieuds OF the family a invited TO
attend hls funeral nom his parents residence Co tage
TO- ut O'Clock. N''>'' aus u''
BINKtRr09p o, the evening OF the 4th instant at
mon hs
1hs re atyss and friends Of the family respectfully
FTankfoTd above the odd Fellows Hall ne xt Thurs
ds eSgs SU ad at the qdt also is wIy
anu kobert Blum Lodge. No g. o OF G., B.; 80 the
bug are Invited to attend his funeral ''''''
tLoiPEiRGon the Slst Of, Of July at CouItlsnd Ala,
aid Charlotte T. Copper
GERCKE.-On the 9Th instant MAGGIE j.. vie OF
1he relatives ana frtnds the family are respectfully
invited to attend her funeral from the lesldence her
husband, No. 2l5 Perry street. above thirteenth and
Mount Nj orah Cemetery.
ness, Mrs. HENhlEiIA vile OF John Hess aged SO
The relatives and iends OF the family are respectfully
invited to attend the unera from the residence her
proceed 10 odd Fe lows Cemetery
JARVIS On Sunday the 5 instant, JOHN NJ son
of John and Eleanor Jarvis aged ~ Years months
The re atiyes ana Iiends OF the family, also the mem.
beIs of the West Phi adepha iiOse mus ire Com
pany and the members Of the Fire Department In gene
RAJ, also the wOrkmen OF Ne son GRvI rs machine
are respectful invited to atten his unerdl from the
residence Of hs parents No 3b2l Oak street West Pha
del hia, On Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock. To pro
ceed 10 AsbuIy YEult.
KING --Suddenly, on the 9Th instant, ELIZA KING
sitter OF William King.
TIE relatives and friends the family are respectfully
invited 10 attend funeral from the residence OF
blOther, William King n. h corner OF aud New
streets thursday morning at 10 o'clock without tuT
ther notice. lnterment at Monument Cemetery.
PEARSON On the 80 instant ELIZABETH widow
Of Samuel Pearson, aud daughter OF samuel Penrose
deceased.
he relatives and frends are invited to attend her
funeral from her late residence No. 722
Wednesday afternoon the 9Th lns5ant at o O'clock
Funeral TO proceed to Wood ands cemetery.
SHELCUP.-On the 9Th instant Mrs sHELCUP, wife
o. gorge j helcup In the 55 h wear of ner age
The re aityes and rlends the family respectfully
DVtfd 10 tend the funeral from the residence her
bTOtheT-in-aw Joseph Graf NO 00i Third street on
Ihmsoay afternoon, August at O'Clock 10 proct ed
to Mutual Cemetery.
IoURlSoN;--on the 4th instant Captain ASHTON
s. 1OUhlSON.
he relatives and friends OF the family, also Hiram
odge, o. 81, \. Y M; Mount Airy Lodge No. 235 l.
o. Of {. F.i Noun HOleb fncampmenL No. Is, l. o. of
O. " the members ofthe scott eeOn, HOPE Hose and
from b IL late residence o. 300 Germantown avenue
on Wednesday at O'Clock To proceed 90 ot Mohasls
Lutheran Church, bhAnnonaVlle.
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Latest Ma kets by Telegraph.

NEW YORK August 7.-CottOn du b; uulanas 85Ic. 4;
orleans, S1sc Flour dun; interior and choice
brands, lCd 6c; lower; sales OF 5000 bSs state at
S5GOG94ti Ohio, SS0yll 20; Western. S5'5OGS IS;
SoUlLeln uncbanged; sales OF 800 arrss; Canada
nominal heat du i; common declining dixpd
Corn uuchanged sole of 90 600 bust els a. 70 9dT9to
loIk bu ol ant, at S3l'75GSl 81. Lard unchanged.
Whisky dull.
NKw YORK. August stocks are better Chi.
ca0o and Rock Island 1861; Cumberland pre- erred
q; illinois tentfni, 12l3 Mon.Pan southern, oiS !;
6Ij Western Union Telegraph Company, 56J;
United states Coupons, 1862 1O9;. do 1866 1851;
IIen'iorhes s9b Treasury 1905 1O4s 9lOAl Cold.
1916; Sterhng Exchange dull
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OH T. r O X f. T. PILL s.
Or Female Regulator,

Cure Suppressed Excessive, and Painful Menstruaton,
Green sickness, Nervous and spinal fec ions
Pains in he Back, Sick Headache, GlddIness,
And all diseases that spring from arlty BY re-
moving the cause and all the effects that arise rom it,
They perfect safe In all except when
hidden by d eltOns and easy administer they
nicely sugaT.c dt d. Ghev should be in the hands
OF every maiden wife and n other in the lano.
Ladies address in perfect confidence and state
tn .ir cOmpla nts in Iul treat all Female Com
which they are subject Thrty-twO page pamphlet in
sealed envelope tree
The herokee Pis are sold ny all druggists at 81 per
box six boxes for s5 they bV mail free of
postage, ordinary let from observation by
addressing the sole proprietor,
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.
{ For additional Ctty Intelligence see Third Pagel

CHUEcn OF GETHsEMANE.-on Sunday
afternoon last our rep lrter was enioSing the
fresh breezes in the south western ordon OF the
city, when & collection OF crdcr,v disposed
PERSONS attracted h attention at the corner of
Fir een,h and Reed streets. On arriving at the
spot the gathering proved to be collection OF
persons in the act oil uniting IN the exercises OF
public worship under the auspices of an EOis-
copai clerg, man. After sundry well-oruered
responses ard prayers, and the singing OF a
couple OF bymne, the clergyman announced hat
this was The brst meeting OF an Episcopal
O. urch, Just organized. under the name OF the
decided where the building should be erected
for its accommodation. but that, owing to the
necessities OF this new and RAPIDLY increasing
neighboThocd, in which several hundred hnases
had recently been TN shed, aud Il large number
veIe also in course of erection, II had been
determined TO erect church somewhere In that
locality, and the sym Iathies AMI prayers OF all
Christians were solicited.
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Andover. Earl Anneslev, Colonel Hon. Henry
Forester, Sir Hugh and Lady Cairns, Captain
Alfred RvDg, MIR. and Lady Evelyn Bruce, the
Earl and Countess OF Coventry, Vlsc 1unt Uffing-
ton, Vlscount and Viscogntess Chelsea, C.
Lord Hylton gave a splendid dejewer at his
re- deDce in Stratlon street to up wards OF Eo
hundred guests. Early in the afternoon the
newly welded couple left to own Tor RooKs Nest
near Goostone, Surrey, TO pass the honeymoon.
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NONE BUT A MOTHER knows with what soliciGude
with what de, anxiety a mother regards the heal
OF her babe. To such would cay, that in cases
OF tcething, summer complaints, looseness OF the
bowels ETC.. they will find HARSDEN'S CAR.
MINATITE SY@UP the only preparation which
Will give certain and speedy relief No mother
should be without a bottle. D.pot, No. 437
Brodd'gGy Ne1D Yort. For sale Jy J1tasion, Hoi-
loardy & Co1Ddra, Wholesale AgeBtS, No % " Sicta
street, Phiadelphid, and by oil druggists.
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DR.. WRIGHT'S REJUVENATING ELIXIR,
OR, ESSENCE OF LIFE

Cures General Debility, weakness, Mysteries In
Females, palpltatOn the Heart and
all Nervous Diseases.
II restores lite and Ygor TO the aged causing the
hot blood youth 10 course the VEINS restoring the
Organs OF Generation, removing lmpo ency and OeOi y
and restoring manllness and u VAOr, thus proving
perfect "kxir of Love- removing Sterlity ana Bar
renness In both sexes To the young, middle aged and
aged there Is greater boon than bis "ElXir of Life
Ii gives lease of life, causi'g the week and debL
10 ed TO have newed rcngth and VgOr ana the Ire
system TO thrill with jOy aud pleasure.
PIce-Une bOtt Q, s2i three bottles, SIS, Sent by
press TO any address
Our medicines are sold and recommended BY all re-
spectacle druggists part OF the civilized obe
Some unprncDe ed dealers however try TO deceive their
customers by selling cheap and worthless compounds ia
order MAKE money. Re not decelved-ask for these
Medic ami take others If the druggist does not
keep them write 10 US, and viii send them by ex-
press, CAREFULLY packed tree from observation. We will
be pleased receive letters with ull statements In
gard any disease with which aides or gentlemen are
afflicted address all letters for medicines pamphlets
or advice, to the sole proprie OF,
Or. w. r. MERWIN,
GIL lmwfsrp No. 81 WALKER Street, New York.
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MEDICAL.

W'sTAR's RALsAM
w l L D G H E K RY
HAS BEEN USED FOR HEARzI
HALF A CENTURY,
WITH TsE MOST ASTONISHING SUCCESS IN CURING
NftyhRz4 yfR %H2SfsTd GGTST SS9 SSYGH Gf9df
DlEESEGHTY Asf6aE 2Eb Al BREH EHsHF ssHH5FNa'
AFFECTION OF
THE THROAT, LUNGS, AND CHEST,
CON UMPT TION,
%hh Sa sk 'ms 81 ne Pan SSss
extent than anv other maiady, often
YIELDS 10 TIL, REMEDY
When all others prove Intellectual.
AS MEDICINE,
RAPID IN RELIEF M S99ThIEG ,0E IN EFFECT, In
1T is UNSURPASSED!
While as preparation lree from nOxIous n0redienbs
tnowICdge comGnng ali that is valuable in THE tSeWesets
Bile kingdom; or this class o disease IL
INCOMPARABLE!
And entitled merits and receives the general cont
SEYMOUR THATCHER MD,
"WIsTAAs i ALsAM OF " ViID d CRfRRY gives universe,
satisfaction 1t seIms to cure ough b. looseuing and
SoSSG TUE sTnAD OF DaTNG the THSS CeUGE a
AND LEAVING THE CAUSE BEHIND. consider the BalsaIR
asGcod as an, Il mo- the best Cough medicine with
which am acquainted"
From on Judge sPRAKER, OF Oanajoharle, N. Y.
Gen lemen;-This is 60 certify hat nyse and Ismlly
have used Dr NlsTARs BALsAM WILD CHERRY for
msRGn in pTeiefeace TO hing Of the kind or the
purposes Or which Il is Intended in eS OI A,liHa
with anS thing equal tOl.
VERY respectfully, d 'YID SPRAKER
Ihe Rev. JACOB SECHLER of Hanover, Pa,
Wei known and much respected among the German
pOpuatiOn IN this country makes following state
the btn OF the anicted:-
] ear iTs s:-BaEing lea ized IN uY amiv important
Dement'S from the use of valuable prepara ion
WIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD HERR lit adOr me plea
sure 10 recommend 1t TO tie pubic Some eight years
$50 one OF nv daugnels seeG ed be in decline. aas
procured bottle OF your eXcelien tai am and be ore
she had AIKEN the whole OF the contents of the bOts
there was great improvement In her hea tn. have
in my individual case frequent use OF your vAua-
bic medicine and have always been benefited bYlt
JACOB CHI iR-
PRICE, ONE DOLLAR A BOTTLE.
FOR SALE By
JP. DIEsM0RF. No 50 Dry Street New YORK.
SETH W. FOwLE & son, ProprletOrs, BostOL
Ana by Eu Druggists 6l6slN
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HOUSE RoppERY.-Another incident II us

HOUSE RoBBERY.-AnotheF incident il us
tratlng the danger OF leaving houses unprotected
during the absence OF the owners occurred on
SUNDAY night. The house No. 1898 Walnut
street occupied by Mr.. Edward Mitchell, doing
business at No. "a North Front street, was
entered late on SUNDAY night and robbed of
number OF valuable DIRE ses while the family
were out OF town. The amount stolen is valued
at $1,000. No arrests were made Some other
goods we're made ready for removal.
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A CoLLIsIoN.-Gotlleb Harold, the driver
of a laeer beer wagon, got himself into trouble
by his reckless driving yesterday. In Second
came in violent contact with bakers wagon,
driven by a small bov. The bakers wagon was
considerably smashed, and the boy driving was
injured verv severely. Harold was arrested
and after hearing before Alderman Shoemaker
he was held IN $500 bail to ans@er.
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RECKLESS DRIVING. - Yesterday after
noon, Jacob Landreth was arrested at Fifteenth
and Catharine streets, on the charge of fast
driving, and committing an assault and battery.
In turning the corner of Broad and Ftzwater
streets, with his horses at full speed, his team
came In contact with man (name unknown),
knocked him down, and broke his arm. At the
hearing before Alderman Dallas, this morning,
he was held IN $1,000 bail to answer.
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Price of Gold in New York.

NEW YoRR, August 7-Gold has been quoted
to-day as toIows:-lO3O A. NJ, 147i; lO45 A. NJ,
H73; II A. NJ, l47i; ll15 A. NJ, l47l; ll'3O A.
NJ, l473; HAS A. NJ, 147i; IL NJ, I47i; 1915
=. NJ, l479,
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MEETINGS Today he Tradesmens
Associa ion will meet this evening, "a the hall of
the Pennsylvania Hose Company, Eighth stleet,
below GIeen.
National Union Johnson Club of the Twelfth
Ward will n eet this evening at the house of
General Ballier, Fourth AMI Coates streets.
meeting OF the Third Ward National John
son Club Will be held mis- evening at the House
OF Industry, Cath street, above Seventh.
A meeting Of the Second Ward johnson Club
Will be held this evering IN room over the
Post Office, Washington avenue.
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MARRIED.

HIGSON WATT. On the 4tb instant by Rev.
Vaughan Smith at the brioe's residence Mr. RICHARD
HIESOk TO a iss Macy JANE WATT, all OF this ci.y
MCGEE URN S.-W odnesday, June 81 1866, by the
Rev Father \ artn, o. st. Phi up de Ne Church Mr.
THOMAS MCGEE TO Miss EMMA j. BURNS all Ofthl;
CiY.
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MAN KILLED ON CROSSING THIRTY-FIRsr
AND BRIDGE STRFETs.-The unknown white man
who was killed last night by being run over on
the Pennsy ylvania Railroad crossing, was cut to
pieces in a most shocking manner. HIS body
now lies at the Sixteenth District Station House
awaiting identification. He had on, when kled,
a SUIT OF soldier clothes, and was apparently
about thirty Years OF ace.
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The IMAGINATION Is STIMULATED by the incense
of flo EeIs, and il ever there poetry in perfume
it i bleathed s,lent aud so thinllY from Z aon's
"NIPht-BOOnlnP Cereus,' the most bewitch ng OF
all the iragIa preparations that chemc has
tT9c ed from the floral kingdom Portland Trans
CIiDt,
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ASTOUNDING CURE OF RHEUM ATIsM.-W. c.
Yost, No 1886 N. thirteenth street, just recovered
from rheumatism. and neuralgia; suffered many
years cured by Dg Filters great Remedy
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FOURTH EDITION
THE NORTH CAROLINA ELECTION.
RESULT NOT YET AsCERTAINED.
ETC., Etc.. ETC.. Etc. Etc, EtC.. Ets.

RALEIGH, N. c., August But few returns
have yet been received from the new Constitu-
tional election. The vote is small, and it is as
yet tmpossible TO speak of the resnlt
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BLOCKING UP THE STREETs.-There is
an cid rule that necessity knows no law;"
and no doubt it can be applied IN a modified
degree 20 excuse the immense unsiehtly piles
OF bricks, stones, and lumber that ill up some
of our most publ C and requented thorough
tares. But when we see tbe'e piles standing
for week after week, and month after month,
We may well ask if there could not be some
better place to stow waste material than in
our streets. When building IS gong up there
is no doubt an excuse tor putting the
material in the street in front OF the un-
finished structure; but as soon as the house
is built and finished the debris should be re.
moved Immediately. But this is unhapply not
the case, as any one can see tor himself by
taking walk through the most irequented
streets of the city.
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FOUND DROWNED. "A man was found
drowned tins morning near the hrJt tolgate ON
the Wissahickon turnp ke, above Ridge avenue.
The Coroner has been summoned TO hold an
innuesL.
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dies Camp or TrOcues" at hand We hear, on eVerV
hand then wonderful curative powers So Jkeu of.
They tor sa by best Dru Pists, AMI ml 10 by
c Ii Needles at Twelfth aud Race. Cholera may
not be cuied bY them but these pO ent little TTOches
control the pTomonitOry 81 mDtoms
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CLEAR COMPLEXION AND HEALTHY SKIN
can be obtained Win the pores of the skin are
obs sructed, or the blood is IN an condition.
Dr. JaYne's Alte ative II, however RS ore the
purity OF the skin, and WI ! thoroughly cleanse the
hood; II will also remove the obs mate STATE of the
pores, ana free the persplratiOn rom al impurlte'
and gTOss psrtcles tria VIII estabsh lts efficacy
Prepared ony at No 242 Cnesnut street.
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REDUCED PRICI s. When in want of Photographs
20 dnect TO RemPr's. No ga rch street All
STYLES superby executed and finished Beautiful
STYLE pictures at moderate cost. zee specimens.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-08-07

MOSQUITO NETs!-Pnk, white, and blue Lace
and Bar Nets; made of the best material, and made
in The best manner and sod at the loves prices by
kelly, CARMNGToN & Co,
No 723 Cnesnut street. Phllade pha.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-08-07

Two TILL-TAPPERs.-LewisJ johnson and
George Rich were beLre Alderman Patchell, on
the charge OF robbIg a till at Eleventh aud
South streets, yes erday evening. John on isl
although Young in years, old in crime, and was
held to bail to ans ser the char-e of larceny.
Rich was sent 10 prison, and will probably go
to tie House of Refuge. They are both mere
hOYE.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-08-07

CHOLERA. - There were eight cases Of
As atlc cholera reported to the Board of
Health since our report OF yesterday. OF these
1our cases proved fatal.