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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-04
Boot q Shoe Makers.

AJOTICE.-Hsyins dlipossdof our Ractafy,
1--WE are now prepared 70 give our whele ~
fsnti5n totouf Heather Md Btndlntsb
pess. On hand, direct from France, Calf asA
Ript llSS 'DstRsstio Lcaskef, HSSS
LeGst 20. ls has0ggfs ban ,oc;ogi!
John @, HEM, A I. L.FAyHr, JoHy B1AY,, !.
= Ns&Yofk.l i2s Parix SD frskstS1os
! uiRsJ 75t JAdarssa HIM kHKAY, sd
ee+Su 4ls Battery street, Ban Fraaaissp, n
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENT.

MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENT.
NEVADA LEGISLATURES.
Third Session, Commencing Janu-
ary 5th, 1857.
SENATOR'S.
Churchill County y.....-.--....-...HG q: Monros
Douglas. :.::-...-.;.;..;...'' W. naneS me
Esmeralda-B. s. Mason, John ryes Iouls Do
ran, eontesiAnt9 ...F
Humboldt Fred Hutchtns and }. J. Linn
Lander. w welty and Geo. 7. Terry
Lyon. ........D. L. Hastings and 9; Carpenter
Nye-Fraak Proctor, GLr. q. s Riddle con-
orm.py' b. II. Meader and T. D. Edwards
Storey-Chnries A. Sumner, @. G. Stevenson, o.
IL Gray and John Nelson.
wsshoe. C. II. Eastman and Solomon Gsasr
Union, l6; Democrats, j
AssESsLrNES.
Churchill County-W. C. Grimes and JcSass T.
81. Clair.
D.usls, E. Mallory and W. NJ Carey
Esms.aldA-A. NJ. wingste. John $. Mayhush.
J. n Brown. B. V. Poor.
Humboldt-O x. &aapiry. Thomas v. Julien,
and p. J. Psrmater.
Landsr-J. R. Jacobs. T. ! Tenant Robert
Cullen and J. NJ Dorsey.
Lyon-J T. Rooney. A. Konemsn and GeorSe
W. Walton.
Nye.......w T. Jones and J. ~ Groves
Ormsby-Dr George Munckton, H. Il. Benee.
and ID. A. Horton.
Stor-y-M. n. Mitchell, John weleh, A. II. LIS
SAX, S. T. Huse, Geo. l. Lammon.
Thomas Parker, E. Strother, r. d.
Ferguson. A. K Potter, J. L. Swa-
ney, George II. Dana and J. A.
Wheeler.
washoe-Thomas B. Prince. w. Caldwell and
G. y. Folsom.
Union 81 Democrats,
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IHBpINeruN &co.s ApYRRTIsRNKNrs.
Step that Coughingt!!

Stop that CoughingfH
coHE OF YOU CAN'T, AND WE PITY
y you You hRyo tried every remedy but tho
ONE destined, by It's intrinsic merit, 20 supereede
all similar prspsrations II h not surprising you
Ahould be reluctant TO try sornethins ess amer
the many experiments you have made Of uainy
conpounds ioisted on the public a. certain
| cure; but H,
Pulm on airy SyruN
| /, really thsyERY BEsT remedy ever compoun-
ded for the cure Of Coughs, Colds, Sore Throatl
Asthma, whoopIng Cough, Bronchltia and Con.
| sumption. Thousands Of people In California and
Oregon have BEEN already benefited BY the sur.
prisins curative powers Of
NEwRLL's ru sd#
Pulm o nary syrup!
and With one sccord give II their unqualified .p-
| probation, We now addren ourselves TO all who
tru unscduAfnted with this, the greatest Psnaces
of the ago for the healing Of all diseases Of the
Throat and Lungs, assuring you that ,Irr'a .r
o.. NRwRLL's rofa
Pull m on1a iy syrup!
A.s cured Thousands and II viii cure YOU II you
tyM ... ,saa.s...,.
taste; soothlng. healing and ssropsthenns In fs
sscts; entirely free from all poisonous Or dele,
teriouI drugs and perfectly harmless under all
circumstances.
Certificates from many prominent citizens Of
San Francisco accompany every bottle OF ''H
NEWRLL'S Ha
PuFm ON ary syrup!
-, RRDNaToN q CO.. Agents:
"MARTHA WASHINGTON"
III A IR ~. =,
r e s T o r e r.
1T Will keep the Hair ssfs
aud glossy, change gray hair
to its original eelsr, prevent
tho hair from falling oas or
IS getting thin, make cid heads
Issk ysuns, and do all that
can b reaseaabiy expected
OF a genuine, drst.rnto Hair
~nA~ n.s,~rer. All who hnyo
used IL proasunce 10 supe-
.A rior 10 everythiaE sf the
kind, aad being a perfect
Hair Dresser N we'll as n
perfect Mair Rcstsrer II IL
m aequi.itlon to Every Tei-
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wholesale Ag'ts, San Pran-
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GRAEFENBERG a
UTERINE CATHOLICoN

IF FAITHFULLY USED ACCORDING TO
directions will cure every case Of Diabetes,
and greatly mitigate the troublesome effects caus'
sdrby 4 relaxation Of the outlet OF the olerder:
II n a most successful remedy for Gravel and
other diseases Of the Kidneys and Bladder. and
for Fem ale Diseases is unequslled. Tho Csthoi-
ICON uniformly cures Prolapsus Uteri, Whites,
all Irregularities Of the Monthly Turns, Suppres.
sion, Incoutinencs Of Urine, Bloating and Drop.
neal Swellings, and all Dseases Of Pregnancy.
The specific action Of this medicine . immediate
and certain upon the Uterine and Abdominal
Muscles and Llgaments; rcstoring them to a.
healthy STATE ss those Of childhood and youth,
10 that patients who have used the "0raefenberg
Company's Uterine Cotholicon" cannot sufficient.
v oxpress their gratitude for the relief afforded.
REDfN6TON 4 CO.,
Arent,. 1l6 and 4i8 Front n, San Francisco.
80 r.7i UyH-6mlrg, JUS zE.E0.
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= Per stcamshjp Emily soudtr, for New. Yorf-F
Brtston. SammolhAg, A les, T Kelly, N A Hunt
% II L BufBer. Kennedy, Mre Helon Darcy, Mrs
HaAs. MontsomefJ. feldmsn. csps T PdnS.
Hntehinsop, Mrs O POSI- Mrs John o'Connsr, " OCon.
ner, 0'Conner, Mlss Garvin. MiRs Miller. p II
Frenzy. Tronbe. Montgomery, g Irving, O iAur.
ray, p Fhy, Moh.n W Davls. L Moulan, O Moulan, J
MO Pol.eib. Mis- HIN Mfss Fovior. MIS- FooteD,
Mias II Mecreisht Mrs Isaacs and ohildrrn, } Ma.
lone " O'Bren, T Parker, DorAn, 8teSens III Thun.
NY II surtvsn.W Enls W Berry, Csplc, d Bhea
r o'nAed. II Drown. J Matthew'S. McKenns, X Sis.
kep, Miss Haas, and II steerage.
Per steamship Manhattan, for New YorkLE Psrier
and lndy Mr.. Loeb, Miss Loeb. Uhamborialn and
Lady, " II Baliandy and LADY, Mss Williams, Ml and
M.s "a A. HtySs s. Children and np1.e. Pnsla and
Miss Lowndes. Mrs. Barring, Mias Lowndea- T Prost
n Lownds<, Miss II J.sudllnd, Miu Loniss AYerill 4
Howe Mrs Msrlhlll, child, and nurse; Mna Tfiln.
bull and sesTsnt PsrIell, Ploger, Master Poger
Ing Sanders. Mr. Scott and LADY, o Dosen. LADY,
children snd nurse, AIs 4 Aota, Fall, + d iBnr.
Eouahs, hra u Keilar, Capt Iannerthan Mr1 Df l.
Vagina, child and nurse, Miss u 2 Dreuno, Mrs 8 q
Kinsman. I Qusle, lady and oh,ld, 2 P.ulding, 3
Eretsa and LADY. u Remson and lady. Il Pennington
Bead z Bedford, Sota1i d Williams, Lady and
ohiIdren, II, Williams, " Marc, McEyoy, II Mccabo
u H!ndney and Lady. b Murphy hdy and s children.
Q Per stosnihip seA dui from BALTIMORE AoI1isb.
Per sieamsr " " Rrsrier. fron RdIito and Rockville
WhAley. I Burger, Dailoy, Jr. l. u TouIe4 Afp "
Beckett Mrs. Pents child and servant yW SeAbEe9t,
Chadwick, n Riodan. I. FArloy, spd II deck. ~
Per ateannr Plsntar from gayarnAh viA Beaufort and
Hilton Hcad-a simons, J HAltmAugor, Mclaughlin,
Perrss, Miss II Wells. ''.--aa--ss,
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Gen. PORE PErTTIoNED FOB TIE REMOVAL OF
THE MAYOR AND ALDERMEN or SAvANNAu.-1t is
stated editoraliy, in tho Savannah Republican Of
tho 31th, that petition signed by upward Of flyo
hundred coored people has beon presented to
Con. PorE for tho removal Of Mayor ANDERSON and
tho Aldermen Of that cily. Tho petition alleges
that the Mayor falls TO do exact justioo 10 tho
col6rcd pcoplo; That ho imposos hcavy fines and
penalties OH tllom for offences which, when com-
n,iitoi 10y wiio pvupiu, arc Hiozod over without
serious punishment.
Tho Augustn Constautionaisi, i'll commenting oil
this rumor, says:
From what wo know Of tho Mayor, wo fool on
tircly justified in saying that the facts stated by
tho petitioners aro untrue. Wo do not belteyo that
q moro Hcrupulously honest aud upright adnliniS-
traitor Of tho laws without distinction to class or
DO, gonH, can DO found in tho Stnte.
It BeoinH that ono DR.. j. ". Cliff drew up tho
petition ind that IL contains clause asking, in
tho event OF the removal of Mayor Anderson, that
DIR. Gilt bo appointed il his stoad, Hero wo flud
''tho milk in the cocoanut.' ,.
Tho Republican man does not intimate, In his
somewhnt lcDgthy notice OF this movement,
whether no sympathizes with it or not. This is
significant. '.' - ."'- ..
No hopo that Tho good scnso OF General Popo
will enable him to sec through tho motive OF this
petition md that ho will rotain Mayor anderson in
nlb preSent pOSllton.I p. ~ r.!L
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poiIScy! !. ana rotation 70 tho nations II tic earth
In Suth Caroin. should resolve TO Hccede before
that corporation can DO obtained to go out leav-
ing Georgia, Alabamn and Louisiana in tho Union,
and without ans reasob TO suppose thoy will follow
hor; thcro nppoars 10 mo to'bp no advantage in
waiting until the government has Passcd into
hostile hands, aud mon hayo become .Iamiiiarizsd
10 that Injurious and oiIuDsivo porvorsioIi Of tho
Gcnorai Government from tho ends for which II
was established! j havo writt,n with tho freedom
and carelcssneBs of private correspondence, and
ton. ycry respectfully, yours. etc., n :. q,
JEFFERSON DAVIS
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To Wlli. g chisoln, and sicnhouso L Go. On Friday
ni8ht NJ ~ ococt, tho 9upo Blot struck on CApo Ro
main shoal whero shO rcmaInod until Saturday morn.
Ing WHOM sho was got OF By throwing pa. Of tho
sohr David r.us. Lord. Now York. 81 days. Mdre aud
Mo Cossro1S SpST sSn. ons, 60 asSnS H,.s. cn'd
Ihett Son. i Trout. aSuSor I.rtin, Prips,o.
S1 SsI R.'s e. H;'' os hssa ssa
steamer dictator. co1et'or. Wilmington. O. Ballast.
stesmer Marion Mansfield. s,nteo bales Cotton. ga
Lee s%h RfiSssl. ReIss Daie. c..
Coursenay 4 Trenholm. 4 smyth. and Roodcr.
Arrived Yesterday.
Corn. IaeOh &c. 10 Mordoes Co. coSrtcnay ~ TTos.
holm, Agent, " Roach. Luhrs l. st Hing whito 4
j Feiinsn. il Eisehoa c.. klnei. %icionbors CO.
v Gurnoy. Michael 4 Bowie J TiOdoman W g Will:
Ar" astrons RsvSnei b.n9sn Lsuroy sn Ic;.ndsr
stegons Co. I schncll CO, Q Phillips. q BIaho
foo &C Crane Ioyison Co. West Jones. % |" Z clsas @
son. aruber { Martin: wsnos + pusirr. il Goyia Co.
ehor Hs Henry Tuppei soa. saa others
az. bark Soshs5n crDrp Ma!hiss NowGoT Eng ~
sehr St George. -, Hstterss O. Corn. To
steamer Planter. MONoty. ssrannAh via Bun,on, Hi.
Wing; s5siSpShan, Is a " % nsI1i,S1 Well
Mdzc To Jno Theodore Gctty. Honery, and
others.
Al QUARANTINE :
Brig Mary Cobb, Farrell, Port Royal BallAat. To "
Roach. (The Is 10 DO stationed at Quarantine hsfel
Schr AIclda & Laurn, McIndoo, Caibariop Cuba, 3H
days. Molssses. To Enslow 90.
| Cleared Saturday.
| stcamship soudcr. Lobby. New York-RAvenel. q
Co. =
stoarnship Manhattan Woodruff. Now York-stroos Brou
& Go. - .. ..
schr hiyroyer Hughes, Now York. via Wilmington. N
CIV Roach -. ...,.a. -
schr Golden Gate. Blaslsnd, phtl.delphis-I Hottz
:. Co., s. = .....
schr Yraio. Mason. Jacksonville. Fla n Baker Co.
| ? &! s. - Went to Sen Saturday.
Steamship soudCr. Lobby NeH York. - ID.
Steamship Manhattan woodruff. New York. -, |.
| .r', = -. !. - From thls Port. :,
Steamship Falcon, Reed, Baltimore, June /. ~. :,
Brig Dolnont Locke, Cochrane. Now York, May 70.
| Schr 3 Jayhs, Russell, Philadelphia, MAy S0!L
i 6chr Thompson. -, Georgetown, g U, Nay ~.
Schr Warner, Horton, Georgetown, q, May 23. 4,
Schr l. Lca6h, Eudlooet, acoryetnwn 8 O, May rs
/ Schr Marian Gago Shepherd. boston, Nay 20t
i Bchr JW Ruinsey. Granmoz. FLi.d1iphis, EAJ 49,
| Schr Ada A1nes, Marstou, Rhiiadslplhs, May ~.
Johr Fannio A Bailey. shormxn, Now York, May 10.
| III. - UP for this Port. - I'.. -
, scM Dsutol Chase. Mitchell, at Baltimore May %.
| "a, M. Cleared for .thIs Bort.
schr Maggie Gray tnewj- 900 tons Pfsbury, at Bsla
mor6i Nay 80
| Sehr MirsnlA, Hardy, at New York. May 70. /.
schr ] Pnlmor, Palmer, at Baltimore, May 70. -
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MYSTERIOUS MuRpER.-Wo' regret TO learn that
an ntrociouB nurdor was committed q few days
sinco, upon tho body Of q young man named Pitts,
Of tho n0ghborhood OF Scuaetown, in our District.
negro charged With Tho commission Of the cfimo
has buen brougbs hero .and lodged in jai.i It
seems that tho young man was engaged in working
with other lab0rcrs, whom about ,nIid-d :ho Was
called away Tho report Of gun was heard short
~ after and his body was found with tho head per-
forated with shot from behind. Tho tracks about
tho body corrcspondel with those mado by the
freedman, and tho evidence was such rs TO justify
tho jury Of inquest in taking out warrant for his
prreat. t.-ibLepnle Press, ! ..sl.
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Tho Sumter .NoMs says ono year ago tho frat
number waS issued We. yentured then upon an
experiment, tho wisdom Of which was doubted by
many. lW6 are, therefore, gratiacd to know that
in tho face OF tho many difficulties against which
we have had to contend difficulties Inevitable
when the present state OF nffairs is considered we
have boen able 10; mako successful cur humble
efforts to entertain tho people of.Sumter District,
and to giYo them the latest most reliable infornin-
tion in connection With NIL such nntters as aro OF
qeucral Importance and public interest.'.;I,
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onAiH-Whcat Is coming forward moro freely; the de.
msna is q auita linitsd oIcept for choice Maryland
mont and, owing to It's scarcity prees are fuiIy M
tanned but lower grades he1s in beter ruppy. piooa
early In tho week recedod cents on vhit bt fhe
decline s was roSoIerca beio,e Tho ooso, yeo. hs: nd.
lees hotfa: hut sao Of 81 n Oats hsYe yIred but
ltls demand good R,e continues In yesy night 10
AID sans hsrsiy su uncient 70 base Quotations on
ofeangs 70 ThnrslaI, 1pnluaSo. amount 70 o bnihes
WhtsJ and 300 bushels red Tha saica ineludG 9OJ
3D. - a5ss 81 1000 bughels medium t primo do 80 Ios
> ~; Io3 bu,hell, iaY gTsdeg t1 e9.o Corn Re.
nod COO brshnls 5aloH ssea for tho weak pese com
piIssd S 600 hushs nhitos at 81 l6al 1e fo 70
prime 1000 bushels mixed do 81 l0a1 "a: 800 Rpihss
yer, 1aal IL, 1000 buAhels do 81 iasi 20; ;Soo0
bnhhols do 81 GOAL "a 900 bushcs Pennsylvania mixed
u AAl1e; 100 bushcls ReaserA do, u L. 0at&-Thre
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Memoranda

=. .r..i f. IT,
was at Holmes Hole, May 26, IN
Tho pru....a brig r.ul .. Mario. Komps from tht.
port Bordeaux, spoken MoY 8, Lat t8 lon In
spcq reported that sho has arrrd2 but ho d.to sven
Tho Whitney Long, Hare. from Boston for this port;
sailed from Newport, Msy 25|[
NEw IsI.xr AT 1HK MOUTH OF rHE CAFE FH
Tho Wilmington, O. Journal ss5p:
Captain ii authfie. OF tha 'seamtug Alex ForahAm,
reports channel open about ono and half miles
pilots for aoe time past hut th ~tss hls not boon OF
sufficient depth to allow The passage Of largo yesses
to tcst Tho feasibility Of bringing In laryor Gaff ae
found twelve et Of water III a. ess than food
udo As this channel perfectly ELshS and
favorable with tho wind IN certain QuasHTs u g Aisiy %
become Of great beneht 20 urineTy and sAeu by all
means. bp at carefully buoyod A. Captain Guthrie
has been the xHt to nH ve.set through think his
pnme should bs given to,the tpetr , :i! tii..
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10 .aa ..DR. WR1aHT's
REJUVENATING ELIXIR,
2"- '.'S DR." " ERse,rcS OS ,Effs, ~: !

eSYSIEHHiZx>, Curcs Gsderdi De5lktx Wedb-
iS&&8SY&E9L neta, .Utsterfcd. inSqxmaEst
EaD&BM/ PGtpitafioB Of The Heart and
&&&| dH HtcCous. Dfsedssa 1T NJ
|l@ stores now life and vigor 70 tho
: ~ fl :; aged, causing tho hot blood 81
n fnS1nIs yl youth To- eonrne tho ysinA res
~ c1haofed yV,Ss toTing tho Organs Of Gensr9-
Txte Hsn-eo doss fion> fe17orfno Impofency and
.ihis E}Crt5 rsjuptn- Debitfty restoring Aanlnets
dis tls sp1fs,t and and JiH efoor thus proving .
opeIcoHn astsfe perfect -Bffzfr oI LorS~ Te-
poyipg Steriifty and BnTenness In both ssIes. To
lha young sged and aged there no greatsr
boon than this Elixir Of Lie" II 81 res nav
lease Of Liz, causing the weak and dsbiutatsd TO-
have renewed strength and vIgor, and the entire
/: syltsm 70 thrill with Joy and pleasure.
Prfee, one bottle u; threo bottles &5j sent By
oIprsu TO any yaedresa
Our medicines arc sold and recommended BY all
respectable druggists IN every part Of the civilized
Eiobe, some unprIneipIed dealers, however. try to
deceive their customers by selling cheap and WORTH
lsu compounds IN order 10 make money. Be not
dsosive6-shh for thess medicines snd take nn
.othsa. II the druggist does net keep them, whts
to us and We will send them BY express earefully
packed, nee fYom observation. Wo wilt be pleased
to receive tters With full statements In regard 10
any diseass with which lsdIes or gentlemen aro
snistsd address all lettsrs for medicines, pamph.
lts, or advice, 70 tho solo proprietor; "a
I: DIV. B. MBRwM, 81 wslksr 81, 3:
Il .vufr, fvI
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COMMERCIAL.
I7aI ]
\ II ExpofIst w

NEW Y0RK-Per steamshlp i u Souder-12 baos aes
Island Cotton. GIT bales Upland Cotton l95 Ibalcs
Domestcs 1853 tres Rice 10 casks Clay ~ bbls Iosn,
GA bbls Vegetables 81 empty Barrels, 81 pas Lead,
~ bbls Copper, 80 bundles Paper, Turtle, u7pHef
ages Bundrios. Per steamship Mauhattan--fSk
bales Cotton zoos bbla and boxez Vegetables, bbls
aIolasses ITO bales Domozioa 2S7 bbls Gnvnl Sorcs
hhds Bones, 2SS packages Sundries. .l..E4: -.
NEW iYORK vLN:WILSiINGTON,:N O--Per schf My
rpyer-2l casks Rice, $40 sacks Sait, hhds Mdze'
PHILADEIPHIA-Per schr Golden GRte-50 toms Iron;
IS bales Cotton, 10 tons Clay. .a...s 'S-
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ser rocoived TO Thursd,y Inclusive bushcl and
RoSd 70 po Sai s 80
at which nguro tho nsriet closed. ye-Icceipta and
MoIssrsg%o hs1o but 70 noss s.ics Of 50 ea,t. Gu
be Mnssoyado a. soc. Ind sohhds Porto Rico 6ec.
re ~ :s s and quiet m9ss Ne aSo.S
PORTO ltico G0a7oo; English Island 46a7oc Stock to-day
t7os hhds u ters ubu. 3s hds Porto Rco and casks
though not very sstIvo b.
hog pIodacls rod" aud eoscd rnor rmcr FOR both bulk
mcaa and bacon There Is difference OF full 10 bo-
Preferred and @ Tho higher prices Il
also DO rendered that tho inside quotations are ln!a-
sales Of 100 bbs western ness In or Al s23 5os2s IS
Dbl hulk MeataShoulders Icady Mt &c; Baleu lini-
10 sIS oy o e1ss VIC oe sales
5oorO lbs loose at loc and 20 caska IN lots at lc at
tirc fall dunaud FOR city smoked meat which s selling
quito lec!y In jobHIng lot at l0al0c for Shoulders,
Western dark smoked shoulders sold osry In the week at
YEc, and al the close hold nj okcsales OF 80 to rs casks
unchanged. Quote Cincinnati Bugar-curcd at iGIsaI7c
uncovered sugsrcured al lo,alcc aizo not w!ed
Western laiulaHc latter for kelo rendered. round lots
RfcE-stock Light. and holders firm at lIal2c for Caro-
Lima; iansoon 10 also held steady ut oiA9Ac No sales
| Of either reported.
Rico. grocery ct liaiac IS lhds Cuba at is iO4 hhii
alons. though nominal In do absence Of Sales arc held
frM az follows:
Cuba aud I, fair io good refining .1oH@l1 cts moi
Cuba aud l. air to good grocery. 1H@1lk cts not
Cuba and I. prim and choico.....12 @12H cts net
Porto Rico, CON- 10 good grocery. ILL S12 eta net
Porto Rico, prime to chvice.. cts net
| Now Orleans, fair to primo. ........nono
Havana, No. I2.....................10T9 cts moi
Brazil. bags. .1aHD1I cts
stock today asla hhts. ISaa boIOs Gu6, Asst hhl
Porto lico. 1883 hhds English Island, 2t9 hhds MarH
| nque and II ,476 bags Brazil H.,
REFINED sUoAns-Hnyo rulod steady, as follows: Foi
4 Cruahcd, Powdered and 6ranuated 15x cents: sof
crushed A whito ltx cents; Circc 1ih cons; D 1&h
cons; extra lax cents yellow 1875 cents; circo
| 13H cents per ID. :.
SALT-A eargI Of Liverpool ground alum In offered,
arrive. but hold above the Sows OF buyers. Lots Iou
dealers quoted steady before. at 81 la2 20 fo
ground alum, and S3 1013 20 for nno Turk, Island
quote for lots from sole at o9aGo cents por lusheL
WuIskEY-Ws hear Of very fow sales. The offerings 0
free have become less frequent and prices improved
proximsung nearcr to the minimum figure aIed by til
law Holders in bond quote nominal at 33s36 conts;
| sales reported. 7,
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-.---.f' .BHAnNAn H0UH1, OHIukd0, III,
E, ., February II, 1855.
Mpfl4z p. II: DRAKE a Uo.:-Pleeso send . anoihsr
twelve caaes OF your Plantation Bttnrs. A morning
elfe Aid Arc grcAhy eStAerhod. y
.!-T Yours, acL, "a "ifuJ GAGE b WAITE.
i Arrangements sre now oomplstod to EuppIy any do
mind for this artinle, which has not heretofore becn
possIbls ,'-!o.:'' '!'..''::S.! ',"'::.
The public MAY Fest assured that tn no case via tns
perfectly pure standard OF tho PLANTATION BTTTKAa bo
departed horn. krrry bottle bedrs e Jac-sirfs Of
rgnatss eaaItesI plate er'OraViz0 OF eannst sot
uine.
Any p1,cn preterdfno to sen PLANTATION Brrrxns n
6k BY pe oalos u f,oipdtsr aRd ip,po1tsr. b<xars
Of resAed botl<L Sss aat our Privat1 Stamp UHnu
rulTKD opkr eperY cork. 49, I
Bcld by all Drusssts arooers and Dealer throughout
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Notice to Mariners,

The Board of Commissioners OF Pilots havo applied 10
the Light House Board Ia place Light respel the
wrock OF the steamer Scotland, which two vssscln
have already struck and several others have narrowly
escaped striking. Tho Light House Board has Informed
said Oomissioner. his no pbwor paeoa yosaol
there Az tho Appfoprctbn TO remoye said Hrocf has
stancca thcrois no probability Of In being removed
o very long time, tho Commissioners recommend tina.
yrssoB fruiu southwprd Intending erpss ne bSr
by regular ship Chsnnc should give tho Now Jernsy
shore berth Of suoai axmiles until the wcst bS.eon
New York Nav a. 1861,
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Co1,s,gnees per South 'caroiina fiaiifoad,
- - Juno 1. 9 -

1o4 bales Cotton 40 bsles Md.e q b,les Hay a bass
Rice, ~ bbls Crude Turpentnes / car Marble cars
Lurnber. 2 cars Wood; and shndrlca! To Robinson
Co, Rodgers Co. Utsey Kenyon, W Lobby,
Wright, Easou, WellinV Street Bros Co, Good
rich. Winemhn &Co; Walsh A Johnston, u Togni,
g Pnchney Il Agent O d Brahe & Co. W Clark &
Co, LIZ Dawson, d Aikon & Co. nhelt Son, Thurs,
ton l. HOlmes. Srs snovden, W Courtney 4 Co. Now
~ & Co, Y hdgrr b Go. B O'Net, Gsddinsb, Col
Low Iefords Il Co Adams, Frost 3 90. J B Martin O
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From the Se,o York Citizen.
SILENT SUItttOw.

#."
Speak not word 10 break tho spell
That binds heart In silent BoE-ow.
No ono cau know OF grief 30 we'll
AZ no who hears q funeral kncll
And thinks OF many lonely morrow.
No ono can share tho weight or grief
:. IThat,bovH Tho form Of all who boar Il;
No sighs or tearH cal glye relief,
No SMILES bring Joy. however briof,
Orlinger on the lips that wear II.
4 No comfort can friend impart
In words. however kindly spoken;
No hand can dry tho tears tbut s.nrt
From tho chilled fountains Of that heart
Whom oneo tho crystal bowl is broken.
hut from each cAlner, llolier thought
Can W. asonc our comfort borrow,
Wo Ind Il sooncBt whom unlnuRht;
Joy comes 10 ua again unBouglt,
And VIC forget our silent Borrow.
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IMpoRTAET 0hRTIPlOATKs.

RoouIBrrn. N. z Dooember 7s. 1881.
MeaErl. p. II, DaAkE b COL hnyo been q great snf
rer from Dyspepsia for three four years. and had to
abandon my profesIion. About three months ago
tried the Plantation Bters, and TO my great joy,i am
now nearly b well man. Il have RECOMMENDED thun In
several caSes, and, far know. Always with aiguA
benefit npa, rnapeotfuly yours,
- Hav. J. o. O1THOnN.
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ConsIgnees per Northeastern Rilronni,
.June =

28 bales Cotton, k28 bbls Naval sores car Bhssp,
MdzS. kc. To 4oary Co, q y D Kirkpatrick. W &
l!ysn. Cobia Go, Adams. Frost Co dr.eseri Lee,
Courtney HCo p PrtheHf Holmes Z sfb4ey. Mar
kycf Grcs, rngrahaIn Dufcs Il CO. Marshall, Jr,
Ebaueh MAlIonee. -.