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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-08

sFA YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO HER
country home after soourn Of fow months In tho
city. hardly recognized by her fdenda In place
coarsc, rustic. flushed fhoo, aho had soft ruby com.
plexion Of almost marble koothness, and instead OF
twntyh rho really appeared but eghteon Upon in.
quiry TO tho cause OF 30 great change ahe plainly
told them that shs used tho CIROAssIAN BALM, and
connderod 81 an invaluable acquisition 10 any toilet
by is any Lady Gentlemen improve their Dor
sonal appearance hundred fold 10 aimp,o in its
combination. Nature herrsh h simple yet unsurpass
cd In is efacscy In drawing impurities fron also noa
ing, cleansing and besuHying tho akin and complexion
BY is direct action tho cucs draws from II al lis
impurities kindly healing the same and leaving the sur
fsce ~ Nature intended should be-clsar son. smooth
and beautiful Prce sl fcnt BY Mall or EIpress, on 70
oeipt Of An order, By
". l. CLARK co., ChemIs.a,
No. West Fsystte Street, Syracuse, N. z.
Ths only American Agents for ths sals Of tho sams
March 90 a "
sE ARTIFICIAL EYEs.-ARTIRICAL HU.
MAN EYES made to order and inserted BY Drs. F.
DAUoH ana P. aouaLRMAfJN tfornerly employed by
RousoNkzAu, Of Psrisl, No. 800 Broadway, Now York
April II Tyr
sIwE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
B. n. WHITING, Esq, A . candidate for Sheriff Of
Charleston tJudio,,) District ~ tho ns1t election.
Reptembes 10 t75.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-08
NEW YORK AND BREMEN sTEAmsHIP
COMPANY.

THE FTRsT-oLAss o. 8. MAIL sTEAMaHIp
B a l. T T Q
A. @. JONES, Master.
WIN Leave Pier No. &C., N r., on Saturday, April 20 n
Noon,
FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN
taking passengers TO Southampton London Rnyro an
eromen at the following rates. payable In gold or tn
equivalent In currency:
First catin. slIO; socond Cabin, $6s; seeraee, sss
From bremon, southampton and AAvre to New Ym L.
sirst Sa6n, BIO; second Cabin. S76 steer.ge, sAa
Cabin s2l0; Second Cabin, elS0; steersge, so.
Hkt THkwTRmH lIr. SHETRoPOLL Capt WH WHra. . hAyI
For Freight or Passage apply 70 =
IAAAc TAYLOR, Preaident
Feoruary ly No 20 Broadway, N. Y.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-08

"NoTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAI AP-
pLIoATIoN will be mads to the proper authorities for
CHARTER OF INCORPORATION OF THE MECHANIC
ASSOCIATION. sss hav,a
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-08

SL0l7lN
FURNISHING GOODS,
Adapted to this market, than We
have ever offered. We have given
particular attention in getting up
this Stock to lightness Of fabric,
strength Of material and durability
of color. Much the larger portion
Of our Stock is made in our own
workshop, and we warrant it In
every respect equal to custom work.
We have Goods not Of Ollr own man.
ufacture, such as are usually sold
ready.made, the difference We shall
be glad TO show our customers,
In fixing our prices, from which
we make no deviation, we have taken
into consideration the depressed
state of the market, and the uniyer-
sal desire to buy goods cheap.
We give below some of our lend
ing prices:
CHECK CASHMERE SUITS ....... 50 90
ALL WOOL TWEED SUITS. ...... 9 80
ALI. WOOL TWEED SUITS .1s 90
BLACK AND WHITE MIX CASHMERE
SUITS, our own mako. .16 90
THREE STYLES OF MIDDLEsEX CAssI-
MERE SUITS DARK, MEDIUM, AND
BLACK AND WHITE NIX CASHMERE
soils.'.... .....................2 "a 90
SILK MIX TRICoT, DIFFERENT MIX
FINE BLACK GERMAN TRIcoT SUITS. .M 90
DARK Drown GRAIN DE- PoUDER
SUITS. .......................2 20 90
BLACK DRESS SUITS, ranging In price
from. ..........................$ $40 to 62 90
LINEN SUITS from. IS to 40 90
In addition to the above, we have
many good Styles Of LIGHT AND
DARK FANCY
C. A S S NJ E. R E. S.
IN FULL sUITsl
And in Pants and Vests.
ALSO,
ALPACA SACKS
DBAP DzETE SUITS
MARsEHLEs VESTS, White and Panoyy
BLUE FLANNEL SUITS. Of very ano quality
HEAVY WHITE DUCK SUITS. &C., DO.
FURNISHING GOODS.
In addition to our usual assort-
ment Of GENTLEMEN'S FURNISH.
ING GOODS, we wish to call parti.
cular attention to our
SHIRT DEPARTMENT..
New-York tribune., 1867-02-27
- MEXICO.
rng LIBERALS CAPTURE coIJNA.

~ TBE LIBERALS CAPTURE CoIJNA'
NJ fsllsEAPH DuBCSE
san FRANCIsco, Feb. 26.-0fiical information way
received yesterday of the capture OF Colima by mo
Republican army under Corona. Inc imperiai eaiii1
on canit,lafed on Feb @ Corona allowed no vloene
proceedings on the part OF the army. Peace ielrSs
there now The captuie,of Tehuantepee IS o'hoaAy'
reported .,,ov
S,, FDANtIsco. Feb 25.-rbe Consul or the Re
uubli,of Mexico in this city has received tie follow
ing official news: .
Juarez was at san Luis Potos where Gems. Con-
zales, Ortega and Poloni had arrived as pi,sone's
The CITY of Guanajuao captured by the 80
ON the nth of January with many fIts6ners AID
all the artillery. munitions of war and bagpies
therein. Gen. Marquee had captured the City q
Famora the most important place IN the STATE OF
Michoacan. and EnOyaca had been taken Dy ihe
liberals Gen. PinsOn MiramOn was eomple;eIy az,
feateCt near Zacstecas and three OF MS brothes ana
ali tbe high officials made prisoners. The Liberals
also captured SjO0O0O of which MlramoD nat ioDeta
Zacatecas.
CAPTURE OF z,cATECAs BY TIRE mrERnusIs-
SUBSEQUENT DEFEAT OF MfRMON- -ADNANh
OF JUAREZ OK MENTCo CITY.
ZACATECAs, Mexico. Feb. >, via w-Oreans Feb.
M-On tue morning .of the 9th Of January, zoo
Imperial troops, including 500 French under Mira
mon. attacked 2,0O0 Liberals under Gen. ANA, who
were defending Zacaeeas The latter were routed
in half an hour. President Juarez and the members
of his Cabinet escaped while the troops were bghtng
i'm the streets and rode TO Aeres, IA leagues from
Zacatecas in five hours on horseback. Auza ost 30
Killed, wounded aud missing. Mramons loss was
about the same. Auza saved his army, and reache,
Xeres the 18th. The Liberal Government arrived
at Fresno on the 3lst Iscobedo, with S;SU men, men,
was within % leagues OF Zacatecas ON that date;
Anza was marching TO Join him with 200 men, and
Miramon evacuated Zacatecas on the Slst, at noon,
after extorting 100000 from the inhabitants, and
commenced a forced march ON Aguas Caiientes.
LATER-MirauOn's army was completely routed
near the hacienda OF San Jacnto, by Gen. EcObedo,
Yesterday morning. All the Imperial trains Of al
iillery.their ammunition, supplies. and everything
,Tare cantured. together with large number ot
prisoners Trevno and Martinez are IN hot pnisms
with their splendid cavalry. Juarez Will immedi"
New-York tribune., 1867-02-27
FINANCIAL. AND COMMERCIAL.

LONDON, Feb 2G-NoOD.-COns0s for money open NJ 9i'
The opening for American Securities are as foo"s'
Erie shares 374; Illinois Central exdiyidend, 77i; u
8. FiyeTwenty Bonds, 73s.
Eyening-Consos closed unchanged at 81 Tor money.
American Securities closed at the following rates United
States FivelTwenes, 75s; Illinois Central es div) Tli
Erie Railway shares, 31i
United stases 52Os advanced at Frankfort per cens
to-day, and closed at 77s
American bonds to-day at Paris were unchanged 'n
price.
IIyERpoor. Feb 2e-Noon.-The market for Cotton ia
very dull and depressed and quotations are parey m'h'
tanned All grades participate IN The aulness Inc seS
today will be rlfling, not exceeding 1900 or 1900 baes
The opening prices this morning were lSed Tor ha"ihS
Uplands and I'D for Middng Orleans, with proslec'
of further decline during the day. The Brea1stuls
market is generally quiet ana steady and Wheat f"
and Corn are unaered in price Bacon is q"o'ed NJ sI
per cwt for American Middles. Lart Oo per cse 'or
American. o. go
Fvsnin9IThe Cotton nI1Set has been irregular, anu
Toisftonk shoNs decided tendency downward; Nddbps
rlands have declined ID since mornisg and closed ao
,at5 a. m hut Addling Orleans closed at l&d the open
no yc o the morning; the business Of the day was IN
n,srabe and sales were trifing, not reaching ioeo
halas Advices from Manchester are unfavorabe; the
market for Goods aud Yarns dull and heavy and pr'es
have declining tendency The Breadstufis market -
uiet. American Corn has declined TO 37I quarter Tor
MIXED Western California Wheat is unchanged at ~ e.
4, GENITAL American Lard is firm and unchanged al Oo
Cd % cyt Ashes-Pots have declined, and SOFA ""aS az
aiJ sd cwt spirits Turpentine firm at 81 CO. Pe"'
Idnseod Cakes-Thin Qbong. i9r feeding *lo iT f''N
PetroleuId all kinds, unchanged.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-27
LIFE INSURANCE.
MEETING OF THE CHAMBER or fIrE INSURANCE os
TIIR UNITED stNTt>.

MEETING or THE CHAMBER or fIrE INSURANCE os
THE UNITED Sttrt>.
~ rELsGRsPH TRsUEE
ALBANY. Feb. 96-'The Chamber of Life Insurance
o the United states held Official meeting to-day 1T tho
Dslayan House, for consultation with Superintfndant
Barnes OF the State Insurance Department relative Ia
forms OF returns required by him of all Life Insurance
Companies transaeng business in the State The meet
ing was called order by Beniamn Stevens President
John Eade OF New-lork being secretary Mr. barnes
made an argument ia favor of his form or retains,
consisting of ia questions, many. Of which rcais
10 the internal arrangement Of companies anp
the mode OF conducting business, put 40
not bear on the stability OF companies Remarks were
made by Mr. stevens OF he NewEngiaDd LIE Insurance
Company Mr. Morgan OF the North American, DIT Ead,o
of the United States, Mr. Wetmore OF the security L.o
Insurance Company, Mr. Guy X Phelps or tht conneet
emf MnIual MIR Patterson of the Travellers, Nj Bea-
min Moves ~ NewIIaven and Others, showing the I'M
practicablity Of answering accurately the returns
tommittee was appointed consisting Of Messfs Morgan
Phelns Eade Welm0re, stevens aud Chickerng 10 con.
fer With Superintendent Barnes on points In dispute 20
report tomorrow. Among the prominent nie ns.o s.n
men nresent were Messrs Opdyke, Depew ana wS,noie
of New.York Phelps Fessepden, Parsons. Burns b.iier
SON and sclieffer OF Hartford BENJAMIN Nolss QUIET
intenden of the Connecticut Insurance. Oepa az,
Mr Buckn OF Providence. Letters were len ion o.nes
companies in Massachusetts and connect ueu' uPp'o"b
the objects oi the Convention
New-York tribune., 1867-02-27

country, located here organized Washington Cor
respondents Club tonight, electing L. A. GobTght
of the Associated Press President; George W. Adams
of The N. Y. World, First Viee-President; j. b. Nc
Cullough of The Cincinnati Commercial Second Vice
President; Crosby s. Noyes of The Philadelphia Eren-
ing Telegraph, Secretary and L. L. Crounse OF Ihe
n. Y Times, Treasurer The intent of the organiza-
ton is to promote a fraternity of feeling among the
regular correspondents, and to assist in asserting ana
maintaining standing for the profession which 1t Is
entitled to from its powerful influence over the coun
try at large. The Executive Committee was elected
as follows w. b. Shaw, Boston Transcript; James H.
Young, N. Y. TRIBUNE; r. X. Elliot, ". Y. Express };
w. w. Warden, Baltimore Sun, and j. w. fltch'
Boston Post.
The difficulty which occurred between Mr.. Barton'
American Minister at Bogata, and the Colombian
Government has been arranged here In satisfactory
manner new Minister will be appointed, and Alr
Burton duly furnished by that Government wlth
passports to leave the country he having been re-
called.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-27
A SCIENTIFIC MEMOIR.

Sopelsorz scientific memoir presented 70 IMPERIAL
Ae.pRSY % MEDICINE PARIS:
Lat The Malt Of iIod Of Berlin, aDazed number
, ts.ted Prussia, Germany and Holland
,suas aeabr alcohol oart0n acid dae and substances
nssnous ek siter gluten, Upnin gIaire and sKvEAL
spaots VEGETABLE ORIGIN.
"a possesses oQor exotic and mineral pTopetesf
vkt4 nate NUTRIENT for assimilation, aud TO
puir the losses caused by DsAsslSULAuoS.
a. IL AxALyJ11o TONIC hitter SLIGHTLY EXCITING and DIu-
.... -
sth It's rse sony OF R DIGESTIVE organs
eFsPEPSIA GAsTRALGIA CHLOROSs, RACHITIS, SCRoFULA
I &C.
GA TONIC aud anti hodae properties to the upuln
<heh IL CONTAINS
9Th The PfCnKAL AROMATIC MALT BATH
ou also prove great therapeutics for sous Affections
sSsr zacti,s Jor tagstqtlOA 10 CHILDREN
New-York tribune., 1867-02-27
EUROPE.
sEws By TIE ATLANTIC CABLE TO FEB. 20.
Br TELEGRAPH TO TaE TRIBUNE

p1 TsIEsRlPH y TRIBUNE
GREAT BRITAIN.
LONDON Feb. 26-NOon.-1he privilege of tho writ
of fhabeas corpus in Ireland has been suspended for
three months longer EaE Russell censures the Amer
lean Government for pleading for the Fenians.
The reform measures of Earl Derby form the topic
Of general conversation. The leading newspapers
have editorial articles in approval.
Evening-1he Government have Withdrawn thefr
resolutions on Reform, and promise to lay peio'e
Parliament regular Reform bill,
The bill for the Confederation of the British Ifo'-
inces in North America las passed the Ho'se OK
Lords.
DUBLIN. Feb -EveDiDg.-Capt. Mcbifery.
formerly of the United States Army and recently
leading member of the Fenan organization IN
America and companion of Head-Center Sfep'ens,
was arrested in this city to-day. on Snsp''on OK
having been concerned in the recent Oh t2's's at
Killarney
New-York tribune., 1867-02-27
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

QUEENSTOWN, Feb. 96-Noon.-Thel Inman steamship
CITY of Baltimore and the Cunard steamer Malta, hom
NexYork Saturday, Feb. l6 arrived here en- route 10
liverpool late last evening.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-27
ITALY.

FLORENCE, Feb. 26--Ihe elections which have 40
far taken place for members of the Italian Paris-
ment have generally resulted in the defeat Of the
OF Rcasoli.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-27

JhEtHhDH
Mr. CONNESS (iscp Cali Gsfcrei an amendment TO
pay 10 the California Volunteers mustered out or the scr
vice at distance from their homes, ind compelled 10 pay
their own transportation hOIne the AMOUNT OF SAID trans
pOrtatiOn
Mr. CONNESS renewed his amentnent, having, since
he offered IT, cvcd the sse OF the Military COR
mttec TO it. It was agreed TO-
Mr. JOHNSON dem. Md moved TO strike out the see
ond section Of the b which, he sd was to him, clearly
in violation OF the Constitution. :,
After debate the motion of Dir. bnso as disagreed
Messrs BncLaIeT, DIXON DooIuILE Henderson, Hen
drieks, Johnso,, NORTON and PATERSON voted In the
on motion of Mr.. STEWART d,p., Nevl Nevada was
included with California in the section offered by Mr..
Mr. TRUMBUIL Qsep, Ill moved to amend by appro-
nratng S2j0000 for the erection OF bridge at Rock
Island Illinois, which agreed to- The bill was then
read third time, and passed
THEIoAs BILL-RDcEss
Mr.. SHERMAN (I2sp, oSiol called up the Compound
Interest Note bill.
Without action on the above, the Senate at ~ o'clock
took recess till n O'Clock.
TIE COMPOUND INTEREST NOTE BILL.
The unfinished business OF the Afternoon session. which
was the Compound Interest note b was taken np and
ON a melton of Mr. SHERMAN (Rep, Ohio was post
poned until tomorrow at O'Clock 4.
Mr. WILSON QRcp., Mas4) gave notice OF an amend
mont which he intended offer to Mr.. shermans bp,
proydIng that every National bank shall at all times
have on band in lawful money Of the United states an
amount equal TO % per cent 0i lhe agBres"'o " -
its notes in circulation and its deposits. .a.. -
THE oMSIBus APPROPRIATION Bill. oo,,,
Mr. FFssI;NDEN Rep Me-, from the Finance COM
mttee reported the Omnibus AppiOpllatlon ""' VIM"
was ordered " be pfiptcd. ,
CONFERENCE CoMhiIIEE; .ho oona,o
IN ,notiop Of Mr. TRIMBULL (Rep, Ill, the senate
inssted oa It's amendments 10 TIC Jont iesOiuoa Plo
New-York tribune., 1867-02-27
FRANCE.

PrRIs, Feb. 2G.--lt is announced that the fsso
steamer of the new Havre and New-Orieans Steam
ship Line will leave Havre some time during The
month OF May next.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-27
GERMANY.

BrmIN Feb. 96.-King William of Prussia vii be
the Emperor of Germany.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-27

ILLNESS OF THE HON. c. b. CociiRANE.
ny ,rIEsEApH TO rHs rRIBrSh m ~, :, N o,
ALBANY, n Y, Feb @lhe iion & .lnK son.s D. egs s,as
beyond recovery.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-27
APPROVAL PROM NKwYORK CITY.

.----.-- NEWBORN. FEB " I6Jb
Mr. In reply inquiry 70 the action taken
Ay the AcADExY reference HOf Extract Of Malt
shieA examination weeks since have 10
sssbr ou ases whom 1t referred with
directions report upon NATrER NTo CAREFUL CON
sroKRATIoN she 9th inSt orV o ne CoDats Psted
ssepOn thereon Of which the JOIOvsng 10 sD sItrac
YAs letter following report signed By the Chairman @
o. eesaBsiiss. DIR. John H. GrseOn.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-27

EHR KINGS OF PRUSSIA, DENMARK, HOLLAND HONOR Mr.
BoFF As A BESEFACToR TO SUFFERING HUMANITY.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-27
IT'S INTRODUCTION IYRUSsIA.

Russia G regulation prohibits he eaag Of all remedies ara
<1sslh preparations from other countries
In the sam OF 1862 dispatch the High Marshal Of the
Emperor received by Mr Hoh Berlin order
sfh Malt Extract Beverage The boxes shipped
uAI informed by Custom House officer q the frontier
aud Ru that the enty Of BIS Malt Extract Na pro
hbd by Dir Hoe dispatch TO CeuE Schonyaloh The
Emperor r,d oas Malt Extract and M Ho1 after short peoi
The following dispatch:
New-York tribune., 1867-02-27
,CoErnAcr WIN THE MILITARY hospitals OF FaAxCE

CONTRACT WITH TBB MILITARY hospitals OF FRANCE.
Daring The sehe.vreen War Hoas Malt Extract used for
o. military bO Sna has shown there such suprs
she exhausted 6k s1 soldiers that the attention Of
sAe Emperor EapOeOa attracted AhsE be trials in the Paris
siAy hospitals during srh April and May, 1865 Dr. LAversn CA
fassa al DtVssT; reported to the Minister Of War TEhr
uevSs RKySoT raAT ~ lS ALINES
xAkx SAH IT IS THE;EToRE
anyAOABLK rahAyE LIeUr, WHICH Is
asNs TASEsASD aTIEG THAN WSE
"a These favorable induced the Emperor Napoleon 10 oder
SEai HoSs Extract should be introduced Into all the military
nespita Of War made With Mr. Hos
hospitals fupply Of bis preparations
Bas eohfra superintendent Lsyee and By the
,Rsnmi.sioner af Ns FsHhnd, II, lIos.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-27
REPoRr no THE NEW YORK ACADEMY OP MEDICINE.


have ascerAned TO what they consider sPfHi
u. te INGREDIENTS article and also s NODE OF PREP
a6TroN and tAey Ih&ye TO BELIEVE that ds in
u.s marked PARTICULARS from the usua preparations ofa RnoW
aey the names Of BEER ALR AND PORTER and THEY BELL
NJ RuALcULATED TO ACT AS MILD TONIC, sbd cettH
& HUTRIhRNT 10 which the ordinary m liquors
eht not Be found to agree esptciey eOssoc OF B MOD
1eeATR QUANTITY OF ALCOHOL contains in e9arson
sAva and they Rel u.rssd RECOMMENDING il % proos
Or niai in epyTop iaie ealss'
New-York tribune., 1867-02-27

xHPERoR NAPOLEON Ill ORDERS THE INTRODUCTION OF
BOFFs MALT EXTRACT INTO ALL THE
MILITARY HOSPITALS OF FRANCE.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-27
TINANIMITY

UNANIMITY
OF THE WHOLE WORLD
IN OPINION
OF A PREPARATION PoR THs SICK AND HEALTHY.
REPORT TO TnR NEW YORK ACADEMY OF MEDICINE,
PsEsESTED BY THE COMMITTEES APPOINTED BY TIE
PRESIDENT OF THIS INSTITUTION
FOR THE EXAMINATION OF moFFS MALT EXTRACT BEv
ERAeB OF HEALTH.
xnPERoR NAPOLEON Ill ORDERS THE INTRODUCTION on
BoFFs MALT EXTRACT INTO ALL THE
MILITARY HOSPITALS OF FRANCE.
TRB ACADEMY OF MEDICINE or PARIS.
UKASE OF H. H. THE EMPEROR OF RUSSIA
MR RoFFs AUDSEEcB WITH THE EMPEROR oE AUSTRIA
AND HIS DECORATION WITH TIE
GOLDEN CROSS oP@RrE
gHR KINGS or PRUSSIA DENMARK, HOLLAND HONOR Mr.,
Hopp AZ A BRSEFACroR TO SUFFERING HUMANITY
New-York tribune., 1867-02-27
MS ExcELLRxcY GOV. R. E. FESToN

ENDORSES HoFFs MALT EXTRACT BEVERAGE OF
FRALTH
New-York tribune., 1867-02-27
TR0M zARsKOJR. SEQ

YoRf receyed Send two hundred
bottles Ioose 70 rHE SUMNER RESIDENCE
Count SCHoNVALOFF,
4Righ Marshal OCHgN ne Emperor"
s t Hos has been introduced into the vast En-
, ,are and beuests daily.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-27
WASHINGTON.

ELECTION OF CONGRESS PRINTER-THE ARMY AFRO
PRIATIoN BILL CONSIDERED BY THE SENATE
THE LOAN BmL-THE HOUSE DEBATING THE
TARIFF BuL-PAssAGE OF THE FORTIFICATIoN
APPROPRIATION BILL-THE NAVAL ACADEMY BILL
VOTED DowN-THE DEPARTMENT SALARY BILL
SENT TO THE PRESIDENT.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-27

aR HoFTs AUHENCB WITH THE EMPEROR oE AUSTRIA
AND HIS DECORATION WITH TIE
GOLDEN CROSS OF MERIT
New-York tribune., 1867-02-27
OF THE WHOLE WORLD

OF PREPARATION PoR THs SICK AND HEALTHY
New-York tribune., 1867-02-27

S0r s'Io at The yrIsepAl drOss', spd family roesrA
New-York tribune., 1867-02-27

uKASE OF H. II. THB EMPEROR OF RUSSIA
New-York tribune., 1867-02-27

TIRE ACADEMY OF MEDICINE or PARIS.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-27
Az AUDIENCE WITn THE EMPEROR.

Wb1 DE Danish over MI Hoa from Berlin while vies
m by the High Marshal Imperial Austrian Court
audience With the honor which be had several
hn er Majesty Empress while suffering from consumption was
- greatly benefited By his Malt Extract Beverage M Hon was
,oelg surprised His Majesty the Emperor said 81 am hdPg
a 80, e % resard your great services y aH koe tGi
Ovr Aon trat has rodaoed e best rlS on Ge battlefield spoa
sae condition OF rny suffering u,d stek soldiers"
me Rmpr hAsded M Hsf Of his highest decorations the
1soAen Cross Of Merit with Imperial Crown.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-27

rho uouse then proceeded at 10 TO the business OF the
marnng hour, tho first matter eomIls up being the
ioint resolution reported last week ifSm the Commute
-" I'm ANNAPOLIS The joint resolution directs the Sece
tnpv OF the Navy to appoint Board OF not less tlni
,d with tho location OF the Naval Academy at An
Sspolis Nd, with the view OF IT'S removal to 9en
,a,o advantageous " the GoierDment " tha Vatfu
New-York tribune., 1867-02-27

CopRrcrIoN-The following page Of the House report
of prodeedings the Tax bll was by some
nistaLe overl6oked in the telegraph office I should
have come In after Roins's table OF Southern taxes
The House proceeded 20 vote on the various alnend
pents an WHICH separate votes demanded. All the
s were agreed to as whole. The first vote taken by
Mans md NAYS the amendment reducing the tax
an dstilleres FINN 5000 10 500 The vote o. Yeas
TO IS Nays; so the tax is TO be $500 1ho
49, vote taken by Yeas and NAYS on let
tnp gas companies pay their own taxes, instead
az charging them 10 their customers, after tine
ctb of April next II resulted In vote Of 100 Yeas 10 ~
Nays so that the gas companies supposed 10 pay
their own taxes after that date. The amendment agreed
no in committee motion OF Mr. Myers, taxing cigar
ttes chcrOots and cigars OF all descriptions " per l0O
was agreed 10 without division The House voted by
Yeas aud Nays ON amendment permitted 10 be offered
nv Mr. Sclenck, striking out the section about cigars
above referred to- and amending the present law so tbat
on cigars valued at S2 per LOCO the al Val0frm
duty 20 per shall no levied only on the excess
over that valne. The amendment was rejected In vote
OF 65 Yeas to Nays the section sahoS ~ aUoNe-a
1000 0n all CgaIa"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-31

n~ The Rest Remedy ter
WAS Purifying the Blood. Strengthen
ing the Nerves, Restoring the Lost Appetite,s
RRRsE,s HAMBURG TEA.
Il is the bes, preservstivs anysick'
ness, II used timely. Composed Of herbs only'h
can be given safely TO infants. Pull directions In
EnSlish. French, Spanish and German. wishevery
nsshags TRY TIL For sale at all the whole
al. and r,tal drug stores and groceries.
EMIL FRESE. Wholesale Druggist.
Sole Agent, 40 Clay Street, San Francisco.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-31

BULLIoS.-yan Wyck b Co., Gold
Hill, received this morning for melting
and assay, 6,36l ounces crude bullion.
BuLLIoS.-Edwards b Wiegand, Gold
Hill, received this morning, for melting
and assay, 1888 ounces crude bullion.