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T0FnKA, Kansas, Jan n, 1857.
Ths reelection Of ssnaior fomsrcy = now generally
conceded Banotne will commences Tomorrow. he
has had 10 contend against very strong opposition local
and mopsycd interests beng combined 70 defsat him.
Tho result Of the contest 70 al The vacanoy for We shot.
0rm \ uncertain
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A. a enc csu.e OF her long detention Hsr crsx
II 4 beloved wen all sato on board 100
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THE EASTERN QUESTION.

Trouble in the Lebanon.
MARsEniEs, Jan o. 1867.
Dispatches from the East that the troubles in
Lebanon have been renewed.
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Why II Phnion'- Night Bfo0mtug Ce~eus ,
Ike corporation water cartr Because brings dowa this
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Lesser 70 iioas MAI En,rsei Depot sil iroaway Mr..
c,ivsd he created benefit ,he % your Mali, ,s
s 'y r.: '''' = -pp'''' ''' A'' Wv : '''''
A.-Mser-chnnm Pines: -. xera.
The public AZ. resnec fully invited 70 examns ne
o sssard % the WIT. Far "a rrsnes iaesss
Manufacturer. aud only erAibrs from he Uaisa ss.ss
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An Prizes Csshed in Legal Lotteries. -Circ~-
'A'' - ''-" >. ciUrE. Broker Te Broadway
""''' "'"es IS AND sc BROADWAY
on ''od pia MS nDs wen assorted
sri %fIs';Ss
oAs PrxrUREs
Bnschrlor'. Ilnin Dye. Thc ns.t T. ..,s the
cas Factory act s1'i 81 barclay Street
n r. T rssss. s-r.
ss si N various parts being article o.
s rss sr sn Shn es 9a as s
t Ss.,sa ss9 E.ss sro rsa tsss scsSy
s'. M s.1 $50 "s s;s Es.s %s
B.aes .sd c ss nss.s az
pfYAs BARsEs 4 CO., u Park row, and all druspsA
50 cents per battle
Srs s"s nsr:ss : r ss.1 Z S
place
EI,iptic Lsckstitch SOWING Machines, al3
srosdway Highes, premiums Maryland tnsttnte, Now
York and rsnnsyvaniA State Fairs- lsk
F''re'esL SsxsFif4IeIr ! EssiAs MACHINES
sos Broadway. usw Yoek
Grover & Bakers Highest Premlsm ss,w..-
ing Machines f05 broadway, New York. Ard W Fulssa
Len 4 rerrin,s sance-Dciicious with scsp~.
JOHN DUNCAN ! sans. Agents FOR ,isuniicd s'sssa
Bs k. ssl.sy ccssA. qs;s ,xs:ssS!ew sSss
cn.gh Coup % Put Up 1e and - bottles ~ sHe
PyIs,s q. X: scSpCThs hardsss rs and d. Mssc
Royal Havana lotsery.-Prtxes Paid e
| 6ssblesus and al kinds Of 0oid and silver.
l TAYLOR co. Banners. 10 wan sass- ~. y #
Tss sws gss G ssss Ss:s
90 wing msskns). President, ~ Broadway New fose
s rfSss az p,.s: e sssrs H:sT A Hs
~ Mn .sS q Essslns Is Sscs1 az.
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Y NEW ,sUFVFSN.-IkFsFOTFW
Lester 10 lf0as Matt Extract Depot 5f2 broadway Mr..
W W Fredcnburg - London terrace writesi have 10
r,iyed the benefit from the az your Malt x
have suffered for sgerai years from general delhi
y I'd loss of appetite and IN better health thna
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Changes-Reception Of the Imperial Conces.
sious by the People.
PARIS, Jan. 81, 1867
All the members Of the Cabinet rendered their resig.
nations TO the Emperor but six of them were mot &C.
oepsed.
The resignation OF N. Fould was among those which
were accepted.
n Rouher remains in the Cabinet and at present will
preside over the Finance and State Departments
Genouilly win take charge of the Naval and Iaro-
quette of the Agricultural Departments
The rest Of the Cabinet is unchanged
The Senate and the People.
PARIS, Jan. 81 1857.
is stated in Official circles that the powers Of the
Senate will be increased.
The majority OF the journals Of this city, in their
editorials upon the subject declare tho reforms
announced by the Emperor very liberal
The Foreign Policy in tho Chambers.
- PARIS, JAN 21-Evening.
The Moneur to-day says the government is ANXIOUS
explain to the French Chambers its foreign policy,
and will accept questions on the subject at the opening
of the which viii be substituted for usual debate
upon the address
British Report Of the Napoleon Reform Move.
menI.
LONDON, Jan. q, 1857.
changes in the Imperial Cabinet and is thought they
indicate more warlike policy the part Of the En-
peror.
The French press applauds the reforms made by Ma
poeon.
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The Paris BOurse.
PAKrs Jsn. 21-Evening.
United States bonds are quoted here to-day at ~
The Frankfort B0urse.
FRANKFORT, JAM 21-Evening
United States fvetwenties sold to-day at 10.
Liverpool Cotton Market.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. q, 1867.
Cotton to-day shows declining tendency The market
10 dull and the sales OF the day amounedo 5000 bales
Mddling uplands, 14nd.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 21-Evenpg
The cotton market continues dun, hut prices
changed. MddliDg upands closed at 1880. per ID.
Liverpool Breadstmfis Market.
LIVERPOOL. jan 21--Evening
The market for breadstufs is firm.
Liverpool Produce Market.
LivfRrooL, Jan. 2l-Evtning.
Linseed cakes quoted eli per ton Petroleum
sold to- day at Is. 6hd. for refined Pennsylvania
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The London Money Market.
LONDON Jan n, 1857.
Consols COX for money.
American securities arc selling as follows
United States fvetwenties. ............. Tx
uunOB C6ntf2t buaSo6. cU2
Erie Railway shares. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 43
LONDON Jan. 21-Evening.
Consols closed 1t COX for money.
AMERICAN SECURITIES.
Closed 1t the following priccs-
United states nve-twentes.. TN
Illinois Central shares. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S0s
-Rrie Railway shares. ....................... 43
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sr,.tndcro,s Hair Dyc.--Thc Best Ever Nav
ufsctured Who snd retain; also applied ~ kes
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The public respccfany invited 20 examine the MEER-
SCHAlM PIPES exhibition at newly rented
rooms destined the WoSis Fair "a France. Tuesday,
the zlet instant at and john street, near Broadway
kAf,DEN BERG A SON.
and only erhbtors from the Uned States
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'rhe storm In Canada.

y MONTREAL Jan 81 1887
The heaviest storm OF tho cormenred.
last night and sii continues II 10 raging In Toronto,
Kingston Hamilton, Quebec and all over the provncA
The Crest Western Railway N clear aud the cara ave
running time, and the may be said Of tho Nav
Buo Line but IL is doubtful II they will be able To
tnue The snow Is about one foot deep levol ana
drfed In places 70 q deph. Of three and four loot
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Bry,nrh,s rrochcs have been before the pasnc may
year, each trochs In some new distant io
csiss In various parts Of the world being an article o.
true merit when used the value oi me irocnes ~
and they always nj hand TO be used -
cn slon renures coughs colds and throat discascA
the.troches have proved their shlcacy
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Pyls,s @. X. sosSr-The hardest and msss
econoAicai IN use. soh By grocen everywhere DoPoA
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A. H. Lee Of Prairie de Rachcr, Randolph county,
Inois about hfty miles south OF 81 Louis the lucky
holder OF ticket CO., The ticket was sold by petuc
& Loathe, s. Louis, who, immediately receipt Of
teie cram from Mr. Crosby announcing the driving,
sarasd messenger on horssbnck " notify Mr. Lee of
his GOOD fortune Mr.. Lee held but one ticket
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Elliptic ,Lcckstilch SOWING, Machlrss. SlJ
York and rennsyivaniA State Fairs. lso6
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The storm in Kentucky.
The s.er,m IN MnssecM urett..

BosroS, Jan. 81. 1907
Another from, the northeast set in lass
night and continued up nine o'clock this morning.
when It turned to rain which coming down quite
fast f
All the mails duo from New York and the Seuthsup 10
yesterday have arrived No mails from Providence.
Fall River New Bedford have arrived here sinoo
Thursday. Large gangs OF workmen were engageHA -
day yesterday in removing ICON tho streets
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Len 4 rerrin's sance--DcIicioss with scsp~
JOHN DuScxN sans, Agents for ,tsUni,cd s,sssa
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DIR. Braford'- Enamcitne, for Bcnnttfytna
4. purely vegetable and win NOS iniure the ekin
pf MAS BARyEs 4 CO., Il Park row, and all drunpsaA
fents per battle.
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VISA Tssses s.s ssI,s H: 4 ;sa Ts
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Florence SsxsFfIeT ! EEswsiHAa MACHINES
sos broadway lev York
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Grover g. Makers Hishcss Premism Sew
Ing Machines 4o5 broadway, New York. ard W Fulsa
street. BROOKLYN
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All Prizes Crsbed in Legal eifcries.-Circu-
= .. CHUTE. Broker l7e Broadway.

Bail. Black e. Co.
ms AMI Sc BROADWAY.
hayeconstany hand large and well asanrted stook Of
DIAMONDS.
IEWEbKY.
SILVER WARE,
WATCHES.
URONLES
FANCY. GOODS
GAS FIXTURES.
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GRAn-Wheat was in light supply to-day; none but
winter wanted We notice sales OF 800 bush choice
land at s. 25 and 2O7 bush fair do at s. ~ Corn receipts
were also sal-5800 bush white and 1000 bush yellow;
demand good and prices fully maintained; included IN
the sales we're 1000 bush mixed and good white at
1900 bush prime do 81 o.; $500 bush yellow at ST. Oats
scarce 600 bush offered; quote 68c. Rye-a small sale
at 81 30
MoLAssEs-No sales reported.
PROVISIONS continued favorable adv1ces rom
the West and light stocks together with steady good de-
nand Bacon from the South market is held very
rm We quote bulk Shoulders 9asA cts; rib Sides 1o
8; clear rib 1a11A cts; clear 11za12 cts Mess Pork
held firm at $21 75a22 small sales at the latter fgure 20
bbls prime Mess $40 90. Bacon Shoulders 10Aa cts;
rib Sides l2al2k cts clear rib 12Ma13-the inside price
for cash the spot cerT 13A Hams sugar.cured lon
II cts; Lard 12 1Sa12A cts for City and Western
RlcE.-We quote firm at 10Mal1 cts for prime and
choice Carolina; 10Na10h cts ior fair do. Rangoon eh
cts with further sales
sALT.-Continues steady at last quotations. viz: For
Liverpool Fine So 25 Ground Alum 80 20a2 25 q sack
Turks Island 60a63c p bushel
suaAa.-The market is quiet, with sales of 20 hhds
English Island at 11c 150 bbls do at 12Mc; 10 hhds
Porto Rico at 12c; u hhds Cuba at l0c; 46do do at
11cts.. GO days.
WHmKEY.-Is inactive. We notice sales yesterday and
to-day Of 100 bbs Philadelphia, terms not ranspred
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Passengers.

Pa1ae0EeT6s
Per steamship Manhattan, for New York-MrsJ Suli.
vnn, Diamond, A Lane and lady, Miss McFulmer, E
MCGUIRE Mrs MCGUIRE Miss Mcclure " Clark,
Peak, W Ward, j Weldon and lady, Lieut. Hannah,
McLoughton, W Edwards, " Doyle, Smith, Mrs q
Smith, J Mahoney J Puggin, Papa, Baxter.
Per steamship Moneka. rom New York-Miss Ellen
Otis, Howell and wife, a Prosper, Jacckel, john
son, Rev DR. Moore DR. U Flowers, Thompson, 8
Hart & Greenwood, W Remley, W Moore.
Per steamship Sea Gull, from Baltmore-Miss Mary
Porter.
Per steamer Pilot Boy, from Savannah Beaufort, 60
D Jennings, sprague, T Martin, DR. A Miles, L M
Brown, A D Daniel, e Everett Spear, F Mbble Mrs
Poyas, q Kohn, Mrs Dahigh, Fitzgerald, Dickson,
and deck.
Per steamer Eliza Hancox. from Savannah. via Beau
fort &c-S Dunbar, Harney, Bell, Mrs Cornnen,
Sheppard, Morell, Stevens and Lady, Wilder,
and Is deck Me-. =: ., -.
Per steamer Fannie, from Georgetown, 8 CT E
Morgan, A Seward, " sayer, Horny, L Milton wife
and 2 children. -G- ;I.:s.
Per steamer W Frazier, from Edsto and Rockville
ChTisty Wright and 10 on deck.
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Consignees per South Carolina Railroad,
March 8.
3O2 bales Cottonrs bales Yarn Achartered Car car
Lumber, and sundries. TO G. W Williams & Co, "
Courtney l. Co. 81 Jefars h Co, q Rodgers CO,
A Moore Willis b Chisolm, Col Low, Mantoue Co. 6
Hopley l. Co, Fraser Co, Reeder. Yelling, j "
H Armstrong, Graeser, Lee, Smith l. Co. ~ y.
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DE-. WRIGHT
REJUVENATING ELIXIR,
Or. Essence Of life,
Or. Essence Ol

SSS%&TgkBIXILGh@ Cures General OeGttatY, We1E-
&@$&s&sHM1&pI> ness NvSterics in Females,
A&S GfARlEZ: Paipitation Of the Heart and
E:ssSltae3 E::lte3 38NEfI[ all Nervous Diseases. 1t re-.
"Y@fgsE stores new life and ytgor to the
ss4ssss- aged, causing the hot blood Of
AZ he Phenir rises youth to course the veins, res
JoM ne ashes @ ,S as lorng the Organs of Genera
s . Gs'sm Tfsmao So"s ton remorin9 ImpotencY and
Mis EiiSfr reiursn- Debility restoring Manhness
ate The system and and tu1 ri9or, thus proving
overcome disease. perfect /" "E{irir or Love- re-
moving Sterility and Barrenness in both sexes TO
the young middle aged, and aged there Is no greater
boon than this Elixir of Life" 1t gives new
lease of life, causing The weak and debtated to
have renewed strength and vigor, and the entire
system to thrill with JOY and pleasure.
Price one butlle S.; three bottles $5 sent by
express to any address,. :,
Our medicines are sold and recommended BY al!
respectable druggists In every part of the civilized
globe; sone unprinctpled dealers, however, try to
deceive their customers by selling cheap and worth
less compounds in order to make money. BE not
deceIved-ask for these medicines snd take no
others. If the druggist does not keep them, write
to us. and We will send them by express carefully
packed. free from observation. We will be pleased
to receive letters with full statements in regard to
any disease with which ladies or gentlemen are
afflicted Address all letters for medicines, pamph.
lets, or advice, to the sole proprietor A
Dr. W. r, MERWIN, 81 Walker ST. N. 7,
May as mwf 1y,
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SARATOGA
''BXCELSl0R" Spring WATER.

TyHE WATER OF THIS SPRING Is BELIEVED TO
be uneQualled by that Of any other in the farfamed
valley Of Saratoga Its virtues such have secured
it the high encomums Of oil who have used it, possess
ing it does in eminent degree csthartic diurettc
alternative and tonic qualities.
From SAMUEL HENRY DICKSON, n. D., Professor
Practice OF Physc, Jefferson Medical College, Phila-
delphia, formerly OF Charleston, s. c.:
PHILADELPHIA, November IT, 1865.
have been fora year or moro past in the habit Of
taking the water Of the Excelsior Spring Of Saratoga
Accustomed during the great portion Of my invalid life
to use tho different waters Of the several fountains which
upon them Tor much of the comfort enjoy am sats-
fed that the Excelsior Water is well adapted any
other among them, not more SO, h. he purposes tor
strongly npregnated with the carbon acid lively and
sparhh9g. can heartily NJ ! conscienuously
recommend it to all who need gen le cathsrhc and
diuretic. SAMUEL HENRY DICKSON, M. D.
The Water is put up in Pint and Quart bottles and
packed in good order for shipping Pints in boxes OF
four each and Quarts In boxes OF two dozen EACH
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Stasa,iats$A~ confidence, and state their COM
plants In full, ms we treat all Female Complaints,
and prepare Medicines suitable for all diseases to
which they are snbjecL-Thirty-two page pamphlet
In sealed envelope, free.
The Cherokee Pills arc sold by all druggists at 81
per box, or six boxes for rs; or they are sent by
mail, free OF postage, In an ordinary letter, free
from observation by addressing the sole proprietor,
Dr.. ". R. MERWIN, 81 Walker st., N. Y.
N. B.-Cherokce Pills No are prepared for
special eases, when nilder medicines fiil; these
arc sent by mail free Of postage on receipt Of g.
tho price Of edch bon.
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consider Ohickering Sons Pianos superior to any
IN the world.
They unrivalled for the singing qualities and for
the harmonious roundness OF their tone. There IL
perfect honogsney all the regisers. The
which do not find in any other instrument while tho
base is distinguished for power without hardness and
for magnificent sonoritt ,tbzs2 9 e.s1 - :
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CHEROKEE PILLS,
Or Female Regulator,

Cure Suppressed, Epcesaiue and
Painful Menstruation, Green
Sickness, Nervous and Spinal AZ
,tscsions, Pains IN the Back, Sick
Headache, Gfddsness, and all dis
eases that spring from frregularlty,
by removing the cause and all the
effects that arise from it. They
are perfectly safe In oil cases, eD-
cspt qchen forbidden by direc-
tiOns, and are easy to administer,
as they are nicely sugar coated.
They should be in the hands OF
every Maiden, Wife, and Mother
in the land.
; Ladies' can address ns in perfect
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IMPORTANT CERTIFICATES

ROOHEsrER, N. Docember 70, l5bI'
Messrs P. H. DRAKE h co.. have been great SUI
ferer Dyspepsia for three four years. ahd had to
abandon my profession. About three mohfns ago
tried tho Plantation BtterB and to my great JOY am
now nearly we'll man. have recon- them III
several cases and as far IS know always With sRns
benefit. I am, respectfully yours
Rev. j. g. UATHORN.
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New York Prize Association,
No. 500 BROADWAY, N. z.
ROSEWOOD PIANOS. MELoDEoNs, SEWING
MACHINES, MUSIC BOXES, SILVER
WARE, FINE GOLD AND -
SILVER WATCHES,
AND
ELEaANT..JEwELRT,
VALUED AT is.5-
n - n n
100000.

WILL BE DISTRIBUTED AS FOLLOWS: TIE
w name and value of each article OF our goods are
marked OH Tickets placed in sealed envelopes, and well
mixed On receipt Of Is CENTS an envelope containing
such ticket will be drawn without choice, and delivered
at our Office sent by mail to any address The pur-
chaser after seeing what article 1t draws md 1te value
which may be from one to FIVE hundred doLRrs--san
then, on payment Of ono dollar, receive the article
named may exchange 1t for any other article marked
circular at the value Every ticket an
article worth one dollar or more No BLANKS. n
Our patrons can depend on mir; honorable deal1ng
The article drawn will delivered Bt our ohce regard
less of is value or promptly sent as directed by return
mail, or express.
Letters from many persons acknowledging the receipt
OF valuable gifts from may be seen on t!e at our Oh.
fee, among whom we are permitted to refer to-:
John S. Holeomb, Lambertvie, N. gold watch value
$780, MrH g. Bennett No. 252 Cumberland street. BrooE-
yn, sewing machine $50; Edwin Hoy Stamford, Conn'
gold lever watch, value $500; Hon H Briggs wash
ngton, D. c., dinmond pin s175; ]. c. Sutherland NO.
100 Lexington avenue, piano, $3.50; Mrs. Jackson NO.
2Os Nineteenth street. N Y, sewing machine $50; JOS
Camp Elmira, N Y, melodeon, $3.50; Miss L. Collins,
Atlanta Ga, diamond cluster ring. S225; Or. Henry
Smith, Worcester Mass. sewing machine, s96; r. Shaw,
No I33 10th street. N. T. gold watch. $3.50; Edw. Boyn-
ton Nashville Tenn, melodeon, 500; James Russell!
Montgomery, Ala, gold hunting watch, $3.50; T. T.
Smith, Providence r. l., silver lever watch, $50; Oscar
Purdy, Madison n j. music box $46; Hon. R 8. New
ell, St. Pauls, Minn., gold watch, Sl65; j. r. Sperry,
Iitchfeld Conn.,, silver WATCH $50; VIM. B. Peck Har
em Ills, music box, $76; VIM. Raymond, Dayton, Ohio
silver tea set S125; Miss E. Schenck Detroit Mich,
diamond ear rings 1926; Pierre Beaudin, St Charles
HOTEL New Orleans, diamond ring, $l70 Mrs. Martha
Barnes, st. Louis, NO., melodeon, value $685.
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WEHLI.

Your Pianos are superior to any have ever seen n
this country or in Europe.
Ihave heard tone so perfect; It Yields every
expression that Is needed In music and its quality Is
capable Of change to meet every sentiment This is
power, anu is derived from the perfect purity Of
ts tone together with it's syupathec elastic and we'll
balanced touch. 70
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COMMERCIAL:

NEW YORK-Per steamship Manhattan-279 bales
and 756 bales Upland Cotton, 75 derces Rice %
bales Yarn ~ Mdze 2l9 empty tarre1s 20 bags
Fruit So packages Lead. .,.-T- .,-.ss-..---E-..
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Asa CURRIN.

PHnADaLpHn 10th Month"; 18th Dsy, 1861
RESPECTED FRrEND:-My daughter has been much on
benefited by the use Of thy Plantation bittefa Inou
wilt eend me two bottles more.
Thy friend, AsA ouhltlN'
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sItlILIA sEnIILIBUs CURANTUR.
HUMPHREYS

HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS
rLyE PROVED, FROM THE MOST AMPLE ExPE.
III KIENCE, snentire Successes Simple-P-ompt-Em.
sient and Reliable. They the only medicines per.
iectly adapted to popular simple that mistakes
oarot bo mads In using them; 80 harmless a. to be
ree from danger and eficont to be always res
be They have raised tho highest commeudstion from
Ill and Will always render satisfaction.
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amounted to only $500 to 5000 bales two brokers pur
chasing the principal portion sold On the whole there
is no decline in the market though purchases were
made at easier rates than cotton could be had at in the
morning. We continue our quotadons, therefore as fol-
lows: Ordinary 27ka2sc; Good Ordinary, 2S6a29c Low
ceps since yesterday 6s7 bales agans 1871 bales last
Tuesday. Exports, 1891 bales.
DAILY COTTON STATEMENT
Stock hand 1s September, 1866. bales 102 1Ss
Received since Yesterday 6S1 $751; on, ,o7
Received previously. 600 420-60!, ,l07
7o3, ,94o
Exported previously ,064-4s2, $50
Stock on hand and shipboard not cleared ..o.,,
Tho exports were 7e4e bales to Liverpool, and 2245
bales to Havre.
SUGAR AND Mo1AssEs.-Receipts since yesterday com
lasses. The markets this morning rather quiet;
the supplies On hand however, small and prices for
Sales comprise rs hhds Of Sugar and $50 bbs Molasses
for fully fair to prime 10 for prime
and 14c Per lb for yellow clarified; Csc per gallon 1or
common Molasses, 70c for fermentng.
FRE1aHrs-Tonnage is plenty and offerings Tor snip.
| ment more liberal, while rates are frmer. We now
steam for New York %aic for y COTTON; a ~
and Boston, Ma%c for cotton by steam to Liverpool Id
for cotton by sail 916d and by sail to Havre 1Hc for
cotton. ship was taken up full for HaVre at Sl6c 1or
cotton.
| Wilmington Market.
WILMINGTON, March s.-TuRpENTrNE-Market
steady Sales Of 4O1 bbs at 81 25 for yellow DIP, and
! So 30 for hard, q 280 Tbs.
Srarrs TuapENT1sE-Ma Market quiet. and only 18 bbls
changed hands to-day at 6aa63c p gallon.
| No sales reported IN Rosn and Cotton.
TM-Has declined shade, and 1877 bbls sold at 81 10
p Dbl 9,
| bushel. 49, IN
TBEn-sales Of RATS at Sc 5Oa7 for ordar ssa8 60
| for fair, md s12 @ M for extra mill.
| Baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE, March 6.-CoFFEE-We have still 70
notice quiet market, Stock OF Rio In first hands If
light and held firm at 131a14c for prime and choice IN
voices bond which is above the views OF buyers An
invoice of 1900 bags Laguayra was received here cste
dny; no sales yet effected.
CoTroN-The further decline of gold premium adds te
the depression of the market We hear of no sales, bu
| quote middling upland held ut SOC.
FLouR--We notice quiet market, the only sale re
ported being 200 bbls City Mills Super at s1o 100 b6lf
CITY Mills Super 50 75 100 bbls choice Northwestern Elk
ira s 5O and other small lots to the trade within ou
annexed Rye Flour is held firm ut 81 2Sa7 0o ano
| rorn NfeaJ 76 for City. We repeat