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A-RHEUMATISM LEGALLY WARRANT
n I'D CURED money refunded Dr. FTLERc Great Iegeaoe
Rheumatic Remedy taken awA References l~'o' cures fcPa
depot No. 7Of Broadway.
NOR THE PILES.
Il nP TpU(MS TIFCTUARY AND OINTMENT = certain
cure for Piles Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia Ao '
an cutaneous diseases or affections Of the skin =,
doctor ~
e. ONCE No 81 Hast Fourihst third door from the bSNry Ana o
tween Bowery Broadway Ohce hours from O'Clock a. u 70
DUPTURE-HERNIA at last; so say
Many hard Old cases nov sound by Us Gs Fof
durability Warranted No sirsiohy si gum
nor hot rusty puchng metal Prof RAlNbONS once No ~
Broadway, New \ ork. in the rear
TNOOTHACHE CURED INSTANTLY with
Il GRORGE HRRRsANN'S PEARL POWDER applicable also 70
TEKTIIING CHILDREN SALE all dmgst al ~ cents per
boz T. NRIDlG HERMANN Co. No. 2Ol "iiamst he~-iOIh
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IMMATURE ALMANAC
60J Torn.... "a
wkTNK
sandy noos..... 455 Cows Isul. 5 q e Gl,s..... >
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me market is duh and prices nominal.

RlCE-luc market is Qull ana prices nominal
SUGARS-There has been an active business doing In
Paw Sugars and prices rule very firm at full previous
quotations; sales OF 1,lG6 hhds al III dl2c. for Cuba
i3tc for Clarified DO, and 232I boxes Havana at lO7
ific Refined are firm al 1GAc Tor Hards.
SOAP-We note sales OF 100 boxes CASTLE at TIC.
BEEDSA moderate business I'm ClOvCrseed az I3d133c
Timothy Seed quiet at s. 5O0S2 7 Rough Faxseed -
quiet e. GO0<2 C5 while Calcutta llnseed is selling at
q 5as2 10 in Boston. and s. 200S2 IS here all gold.
TALOW is steady and in fair demand. sales OF 900
al l2d2lc for Far % Prime, and l2sc for Butchers
Association.
wHlsKYThe market is quiet but steady; sales Of $50
E0g
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WISCONSIN BONDS.
w KENO>HA TOWN BONDS.
RACINE TOWN BONDS
WATERTOWE TOWN EpNpS
POND DU LAC TOhN BONDS,
SHEbOYGAN TOWN BU.uS.
LACROSSE TOWN BOEUS.
MILWAU KEE trtadI astelI per cent
NfLWAJ kEE rcpuI-teII o. tr.ot Railroad
MILWAUKEE lrepa-.atelJ AL Superior Railroad,
GEO c. DUNBAR
No Wailst
Dealer in Miscellaneous seeuHtes
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fUrnitnrt.

AT GRIFFEN & PAYNE's, No. 1S1 Canal-st.,
IA nesrM Mott,
PAYNE'S PATENT SECRETARY BED,
FTAGBRR BED SIDRBOARD BED.
BUREAU EED SOFA BED
bedroom ENAMELED FURNITURE OF
) warranted manufacture AsO, solid ChustIn AID aiugs Cs,n
her Suites pan and ornamens H. p FAkRIhGIOhs No ooS
CsnAlsI, opposite Wooster. EstabAshed ls43
FOLDING SPRING MATTRESSES, Hair,
Husk Feathers &c, lat reasonabs
pcs Mandatory of D. FARRELL building hoA
2IO sad 212 Canalst. Junction Of Walkest. SeS-lorE
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VNHIS Is TO GIVE NOTlCE-That on the
4. H. 1901 Warrant BANKRUPTCY
vas acl against Esiste ~ BNIL H0RSER, Of the tiy
NeYork the County au state Of NeNfork,
lo h Judged Bankrupt his petition that The payment
Property belonging such baniup 70
m o tlr s transfer property by him. i0Tuien
b. law a meeting o. the Creditors o the sd Bankrupt 70 prove
-e. AMI g. Auees VI As Estate wu he he'd
Cor. Biakaptcr. be loan at number l6 Bfoad"
fNr4Yar iroe a.r Helv Wr Allen. heuster on tie
lrtu dy Of Oetobcl D. 1907. .weive o'clock OtoOer
: .s.- L. MURRAY. L. S Marshal as Messenger
southern District OF NeE-lork.
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1ltOOing Garos, d.

AT WM. EVERDELLS SONS, No. 14 Full
"A tonsL-WEDDlSG CARDS and FISE STATIONERY. (Es.ab
lisbed lsl51
WEDDING CARDS elegantly engraved In
w the highest style Of art Orders promptly 5lled
CiiAS L. JONES. No Jij Broadway, nea- FOurteenth-t
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SHIPPING ArLLLIGENcE.
CLEARED.

PoGr OF SEwYoRE ......ocr.
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DAY October h. 1901 warrant IN bankruptcy was issued
aast JAMES g. pORIEOuSo % the tr OF New 9rf
" riul-ei bankrupt on
on petition payment Of d@b and delivery any peIt
h.o bankrupt for bis and the transfer o
property forbidden by law that nering OF tht ce
of the sat bskuft % Owe their dcs, az 'u. o.e
more ee, Of Lt estate rl be bell ~ Cour oi BiAktuplci - b
bu 80 of Rez;er No 90 two hun l tFol broad
g n ,he C, OF Room No before Isaac Da ton hs
ter o. he tNeatythir Of October, l At o'clock p In
Oct g. l.0I L. MJkhAli l. p hanIai as hesSs
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AFTERNOON PROVISION MARKET, o oCLOCK. Pork
since Change has been quite irregular and lower
Ote sales pbs Mess at 81 90 $50 do az S3 l5 500
DO at SIS 90 and $50 do S3 25 cash and regular way;
ct the close So ia bid cash. aud so ot4 do regular
PETROLRUM-The market Is quiet, and prices show
no special alteration: the demand quite hight The
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RPSnrRCES.

QUARTERLY REPORT of the condition Of
Nl the NATIONAL PARK BANK OF NEWlOKN, in NcN.fors
in the state o. morning Of tue f Monday VI October
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Tr1HIS Is TO GIVE NOIICE-Inat Oh the
4 far.l dar Of October D. 1867 Nlla, n Blnkrnp'y
vas issued agnst Esate Of FRANCIS W HAkILkI Of TIE
CIV NeWYors County Of New YORK and state OF he
aludge Bankrupt biz owa Petton ihAi te
payment Delivery u Properly belonging u san
isnarap 90 im ani tue Transfer ~ fopey y
Las; shat Meeting Of the Cr'ors Of the sa
o. prove choose Assgnres
Estlte will be- held Court Of Bankr1ptey % be holden az
Number 21 Broadway t~o hundFel and tFo
tle C No 8. before isaac pay0l Register on
Jay Of October 1851 az y oeocA 10 i
K MURRAY, u. s. Marsha. as Messenger
81 d.. Il ~ u NJ .Anrl
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CirY oY NEw-YoRE DErAKrHENf o. flNAN'h
BrKEAu op rHK RHcEIyEh oF TAKks (
EEw CouRr. IloUsH, PAHK, sept EB 100 .
NOTICE TO oTAX-PAYERS.-Notlce Is hereby
p. t the Assessment Rolls or Tar Books on ks % ill %
t, r IN. ,ar 1911 have delivered tn le ahH th'' -.
are nov due aBl payable this Office PAYMENT thereof ' f
t.t.ren an. b,nr. of D Deduction ~ ne IT,
- t ngr spuum from the date oi piyuo", " %% %%
~ ~, tsI Dea'u''i' VII 10 "A HKBNAKD sMYTI, Receiver
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pibiNtnO TIoiit,s.

OFYcr tHur,g0 Rock ISLAND. tsu FsCfir EsLROAnB
CortAst, NFa.lota, ort..rr 3. .e.
4 DIVIDEND of FIVE PER CEN T. on the
y csrt,f soi ~ rHg CHICAGO KO'E ISLAND AID PACIFIC
tlLEOlu COMPANY hs been tr.afc payable te l. Ist
re trel Guvernuert tl tl stsr' o t'r l.
-tfr,e.a.c shall slcH 30 th- cofnf "i ii
tlrfr transfer hu,s bc closed L. -i'flo'- oi
FRANCIS H TOWs, Srcr-tay.
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CHgEsE-The market Is quiet and the demand IS quite
light, being confined 10 tho local trade, prices at
present vii admit OF the operations % exporters We
do not alter our rates. We quote as follows:
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T. CLASSES OF UNITED STATES FUNDS CREDITED Oh
RENITrFD FOR on RECEIPT, At MARhEI hAIES
~ lREF nF AL COMMISSION CHAkGhS
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= STATES hr te sOrTHREy DISTRICT Of SEw YORK -N
bAyavYrCr-in Ite matter Of hpktlAE4 g. Not>', hl it-
noare oi appointment AsslMee o. tie Estate o 80 -ahH
COlsNELL of C Of Brooklyn, in the County oi lg' slo
carried hesllr for tsan SIX mouths neI ii rlt
fl in Bankrunc On the tfFof NeAlotA par
t-r ,.. S.tl o-x seventh Joy NJ August
4 D. 49, vas nigel Bankrupt is ptt11 hf re F
af D-frc. 0i 'A1
DATED o. Nes- lork tie 7h day Of October A. d. 1871
JOHN TODD, Assignee.
oot,v7rTb No IN BroalEsr. Nsr York.
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ltntistrr
Mathintru.

DORTABLE ENGINES at a BAARGAIN-Are
Z , olr- .r,e power aud must be sold immediately. Ap-
M 10 vCTOE BsHOP No. % Aaeaane Enines stored Lester
Palmer 4 20 e.. No 90 NestsL
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Lard is dull and rather heavy. Sales Of 500 bbs and
tcs at 12a12Ac tor No I; 12Ta1S6 for fair to prime
steam and kettle dried.
CorroN-The market to-day is quiet ct 81 10 for Mid:
ding Upands, and 32aS2}Sc for do New Orleans and
Texas
CoFrEE-Rio is without change; tho delnend is fair.
We quote at 16a19Ac, gold, duty paid,
HAY-Tho demand good and tho market firm at 81 40
for shipping, and 81 75al Sc for retail lots.
MoLAssAs-Is firm, with saes Of new crop MuscovaGo
at 52a55c.
NAVAL STonEs-Spirits of turpentine aro quiet but
rmer at 7la72c for spirits of trpenne and 81 rs for
common rosin.
R1cE-Is quiet ut 10 l$a11c for Carolina
SUaARs-Haw sugars in moderate request at 10Aa
10c for fair to good refining and 1lal2c for grocery
grades.
WH1sKEY-The market is dull OF S3c for Western in
bond.
FnE1aHrs-Are dull. The engagements to Liverpool
are Gs5 bales Cotton at 2ad and per steamer 500 bales
Cotton at da3&d TO London 80 tons weight goods at
20s.
TO Antwerp 5000 bush rye at 619d in bags, and
$4,000 bush barley on private terms British bari;
with 10000 bush at Cd to Cork for orders or 6s Cd
il to direct port; and ship from Philadelphia to
direct continental port with full cargo Of petroleum on
private terms.
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immediate action on any measure. It is not a
new decision; it is rs old as the history Of Con-

immediate action on any measure. It is not q
new decision; it is as old as the history Of Con-
gress.
MIR. FNox (dom.) of Ohio, said that he believed
it to be tho duty of those who were opposed to the
bill to exhaust every effort in their power to pre-
vent it's passage and he was prepared to do so.
Alr. THAyEn-I hope my colleague (Mr. Steyensl
will proceed to tho question now. We have had
enough Of this entertainment.
MIR. Toss (dom.) of ILL.,, inquired of MIR. Stevens
whether he would let this matter be postponed
until after the Tax bill should be disposed Of.
Naughtcr on the republican side.)
Mr.. CHANDLER asked Dir. Stevens to yield to a
motion as test question that the whole matter be
postponed to day certain.
,Hr. STEVENS declined doing SO, and said i! have
listened with patience, believe, to the gentlemen
ou the other side; would not be discourteous to
any OF them. Gm aware OF the melancholy feel,
ing with which they ore approaching the funeral
Of the nation Qaughter), and find there is dlt-
ference Of opinion among the mourners to an e3-
tent which wo cannot attempt TO harmonize 40
not desire to lose an opportunity OF passing thls
bill at once and sending it to the Senate, and pro-
cooling with other matters II my friend from
Maine (AIr Blaine) will offer q resolution which
he holds in his hand, will be much obliged to
him.
Mr.. BLAINE (rep.), Of Maine, thereupon offered
the following resolution:
Resolred, That the rules of this House be sus-
pended so that the House shall Immediately pro-
coed to vote on the question, as required by the
constitution, "Will the House on the reconsidera-
ton agree to the passage of House bill No. 1149,
the Presidents objections to the contrary notwith-
standing? ?"
Mr.. ELDR1DGE moved to lay the bill on the table.
The SPEAKER ruled that that motion was in or
der, but that the motion to suspend the rules had
priority of it, and, if the rules we're suspended,
the motion to lay the bill on the table could not,
under the resolution, be made.
Mr.. LIE BLOND moved that the House take re-
cess.
The SPEAKER declined to entertain the motion,
on the ground that there was motion pending to
suspend the rules, under which the motion for q
recess could not be made.
Mr. F1NcK appealed from the decision Of the
Chair in refusing to entertain the motion for re-
cess.
The vote was taken by yeas and nays on the
question 'Shau the decision Of the chair stand as
the judgment OF the House, and resulted-yeas
III, nays 4. The nays were Messrs. Harding OF
Kentucky, Shanklill, Irimble and Ward Of Ken
tuck. Mcssrs. Boyer, Elhidge, Finck, and other
democratic members, voted "aye," stating that on
consideration, they were convinced the decision OF
the Speaker was correct.
The question was then taken on the passage OF
the bill, and it resulted-yeas 1885, nays 48.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

PUBLIC NOTICE.
OFFICE OF CITY TREASURY,
d UBL1C NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT UNDRI
i the following Ordinance licenses have been prepared
Tor delivery from this Ofice. s. THOMAS
City Treasurer.
Sec. l. Be it Ordained BY the Mayor and Aldermen IN
CITY Council assembled That from and utter the first day
OF January licenses shall be taken out for al CARTS dras
and wagons used for private and domestic purposes Ill
tho same manner and according to the same provisions
now OF force in relation to CARTS drays anu let
driven for hire except giving bonds And each SUCH
cart dray or wagon shall be provided with badc con-
tanning the number thereof aud marked Private to be
placed on the outside of the shaft.
Sec No person shall be taken BY the Treasurer as
surety to any bond under the Ordinance concerning IL
censes for CARTS raya wagons und other carrages un-
less he or she be f:eeholder
SEC g. Tho following shall hereafter be the rates for
Licenses for public and private curtis drays wagons S
including the horses mules used thereof Which shall
be free from other taxation:
PUBLIC CARTS pRAys, ETC. OR THOSE EMPLOYED IN ANY
BUSINESS WHATEVER, FOR HIRE DIRECT OR INDIRECT.
For every cart dray or wagon drawn by one horse or
mule $40.
For every cart dray wagon. drawn by two horses or
mules, $50.
For every hack and carriage with two wheels, $50.
For every hack and carriage with four wheels, $40
For every stage or omnibus except line omn'bus,
with two horses, $50.
For every stage omnibus Except line omMbus,
drawn by four horses, SG0
For every truck drawn py two or horses mules.
SG0.
For every express wagon drawn by two or more horses
or mules, SG0
BREAD CARTS AND PRIVATE CARTS, DRAYs, ETC.
For every bread cart or wagon, S5.
For every car dray wagon, used for private or do
mestc purposes and not to be employed in the rans-
porting OF goods, wares merchandise lumber, or nuy
other commodity for compensation, either directly or
indirectly for the sae shall pay for license the sum OF
S., exclusive OF the horse or mule
Ratified in City Council. this 10th day Of January,
H. 81 in the rear of our Lord thousand eight hun
dred and sixtysix.
P. C. GAILLARD. Mayor.
By the Mayor.
January3 W. b. SMITH, Clerk OF Council
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PORT CALENDAR.
DIRECTED WEEKLY
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CHARLIE sTON.
Arrived Yesterdn 2.

Steamship Manhattan, Collins, New York. 7G hours.
Mdze. To Street Bros Co, Ave ill l. Son, E. Ad-
ger Co, Ahrens Co, Bates Il Co, E Il Rodgers
Il Co, j Brown, Budd & Blake Bol mann Bros, Baum,
Bros Co, A Nachman & Co, W NJ B I'd l. Co, Bischof
& Co, Badenhop Co, Crane Boyl aston & Co, 4 A
Co. J Commins, Dawson l. Co, L, Drucker Dowle Il
Noise Farley & Co, Goodrich, VII 1eman L Co,
Grayer Gerdts l. Co, Haste Calhoun Co, Holmes l.
Calder, Hahn l. Schroeder, l. Isem ln D Jacobs,
Jarvis Johnston, Crews & Co. Jefords Co. Kelly, n
Klatte & Co. J Klein, Lancaster s owe, Lengnick l.
Sell, Mckay Campbell, Murphy, Iittl & Co. Mehrtens
4 Wholtrnann Minor Wilbur Mart in. Macullar Will
isus & Parker Read Co, Russ eli, z Schroeder,
Schroeder, q silco1, Stenhouse Co. @ W Stefens
L Co, Strauss yances Co, G Av, allaco l. Bros, "
Kinsnan. Willinger kinsman l. Dwell, Hans, and
Order On the 4th and 6th inst e1pe 1eDced very heavy
gales nom ana W. ane was oesanea 10 hours IN SAVING
crsH anG passensels - ~ e.ealsip ~ luaiusla"
Steamship George Upton, Crowea Boston-90 hours
nom wharf 70 wnar1 Mdze 10 A Salinas, and 9th
ers We aro unable 70 give tne con gnees by the ship
90 shr s ~ Robert Caid9sIi McCormact Now Vl e aov,
Mdze To W Roach. Adger l. Co e Averil 1 son,
chof Co, Bischof, Briggs Graa O. Boyleston Co,
BELLS, ~ oTiss44 " O. w. oonna nn bros, bEown q
Clsci,1s Witte W Corwin l. Co E; Cowperthwait +
Christnsn c Cohen b site 0l4sS oun J. Co. Dowie l.
Noise L Drucker, G Clarke l. Co.. b F Deery G Gold
stein, Flaum, D Fleming 4 Co. " Gurney, O'Neill
E1t T. ~ IW Tarr;sson / son 7 a. ,rSamn T. ~ @ nn
pdander A Hughes W Harral So ms F Horsey. Jen-
nings Thomlinson CO Jeftords & 20. ENG Glbbon,
Ans1nnn g Ho%eu, q hIaS1e 3 Co Molse 20, Null
n1assham ,S = 0enan pa+tani pieson suy ~ ~ d.
Co, Panknin, 81 Rodgers tr CO. Robson, H
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DU pom T'S
GUNPOWDER,
SUPERFINE, SPORTING, AND
ALL OTHER KINDS.
EAGLE GUNPOW.DER.

L,INE GRAIN FOR SPORTING, IN CANIsTERs
L pound papers, and 81 tb. kegs Coarser grain
pressly for Water Fowl shooting, in cansters G, and
lax til. kegs.
Guupowder of superior quality, r. FF. and HHF
glazed and rough, in 25 12E, and G!4 tb. kegs.
Having accepted the agency Of the above Old and well
known manufacturers, prepared to fl all orders
the trade and will always have full stock hand
J. n. ROBSON,
January 81 thstu3mo No. 62 East Bay
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Consignees per Northeastern Railroad,
passengers.

Per steamship Manhattan, from New York. McKin.
ley, Lesser "a Ea ston Capt Berry, Master Nichols,
Boardman, anil s,erage ALSO SIS persons saved from
the steamship. And2lusa.
Per stearaer Dictator, from Jacksonville, Piatka,
Fernandir d. via Ss.vannal-H Chamberlain, Leah,
Gen W Owens, D johnson, E Timmons, G Nice
ly, &c chran Turner and wife, Mrs Turner, Co
nant ad wife, Mifs Conant Mrs Burbank, Mrs Mancer
Mf4ncer, blarcer D Harrison, c Webb, C q Huot,
r Ring A Witthen. 0 Reed, G Clifford and lady,
E I5anlnight, Jouralman, Lizard, w Jones, 0
illinger W Hayward, Jr, W A White, B McNeal, Il
=. Brayton, J Mott G G Memminger, il, IL Haw.
thorne, D Wilson, E W Guilty, Trent, L Bunnell,
Mott, and deck.
Per steamer " Frazier, from Ediso and Rockville
Col Edings, J Edings, j Garrison, Miss G Ben.
riet, Wright, Alikeli, Finney Z R Rivers, J
King, E Whaley, W Graham, and 80 deck.
Per steamer Gen Hooker, from Fcnwcks Island, &c
Capt " Grace, S Howe, Chamberlain p Heeney,
and deck.
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CHEROKEE INJECTION,

does ant fail to euro Goner,2tG. Glest and an Nu;
c5us Discharges in Malc or Female, saras ":c:".
cases in from: one to three days, and 10 'csnte..-l
recommended IN these cases Of flHor Ebns q
Whites in Females. The TWO Hedlc!EcS Isea y
conjunction will not fail to remove this Gis:S' eea
COMPLAINT and in those csscs where otAeru'so'chos
have been used without success.
Price, Esmedy Ono Bottle e Three Bottles s s.
r., Cherokee " Care" " nemedH" anil "Injse.
tio:i u, - BE- found in MI we'll regulated d'':
stores, and are yeccn:mended hy physicians mn
druggists oil over The Wo.i .cr their intrinsic *otso
and merit. Some unrrincIpled dsa;e.s aoy:; E::s;;
rry to deceive their cuStblners by ecllin: c'iGp
worthless compounds,-in order to make i''iey.~
in place Of these. Be not t'sceirrd. II tie .d:",
gsts will not buy them fory wrisc to H., anu ws
Wiz sc1d them to you by e4r-c.H secn'ely packet
and free from observation We treat oil diseases 20
which tho huyna. system, Is subject, anu VIII oe
pleased to receive full and explicit ct1trments rom
those who have faiIe,l 20 receive rci'ei hsIata.o'
Lales or gentlemen address us IN feEf'cI eo.,'
fdsnce Wo desire to send our thirty'two piiS
nanChlet free tu every lady and gentleman IN tae
land Address ell lctte.s Tor pamphlets, medicines
or advice, to the solo proprietor, -
CDR, ". R. MERW1N, 81 Wake. St" y. J.
Nav "A thstulyr
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SARATOGA
"EXCELSIOR" SPRING WATER.

y11HE WATER OF THIS SPRING Is BELIEVED TO
be unequalled by TINT OF any other III the ar-tamed
valley of Saratoga It's virtues such as have secured
it the high encomuns OF all who have used it, possess
ing as docs in eminent degree, cathartc, dret,c
alternative and tonic qualities.
From SAMUEL HENRY DICKSON, NJ. D., Professor
Practice OF Physic, Jefferson Medical College, Phi.
delphia, formerly of Charleston, S. c.:
PHILADELPHIA, November Is, 1865
have been for year or more past in the habit of
taking the water of the Excelsior Spring of Saratoga
accustomed during tho great portion OF my invalid life
to use the different waters of the several fountains which
boil UP along that remarkable valley. dependent indeed,
upon them or much OF The comfort enjoy, am sahs
fed that tle Excelsior Water is we'll adapted auy
other among them, if not more So to tho purposes tor
which they generally employed. It sverf agreeable,
strongly inpreenated with the carbonic acid lively and
sparklnK. il can heartily and conscicnhOusy
recommend it to NIL who need gentle catbartc and
diuretic. SAMUEL HENRY DICKSON, NJ. ID.
The Mater is put up in Pint and Quart bottles, and
packed in good order for shipping Pints in boxe, OF
four dozen eac and Quarts in boxes OF two dozen each
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GRA1N.-Wheat-l0O bushels white and Ito bushels
comprised the offerings tday; choice Southern ls
rrn with small sules OF both white and red at So 80
other descriptions dull Pennsylvania red Is quoted
at So 65a2 75 Spring grades unsaeabl Corn was In
fair receipt tho offerings reached 2S00 bushels white
and 90 OOO bushels yellow; the demand was active and
prices BETTER included tho sales 900 bushels fa1r
white at &C. 1000 bushels good at ST. 00O bushels
prime at S1al o. bulk at the latter; 5000 bushels prime
yellow ST. and 1900 bushels fair do at 98a99c. Outs
GOO bushels offered and sold at 57c. Nothing doing in
Rye.
MoLAssEs-7Chere stock Of Cuba Porto Iico in
first hands. DIarket unchanged for English Island rang
ing from 48 to 75c, Us to quality.
PRov1sIoNsWe report sales today Of $50 bbs Atess
Pork at SCI 62s21 q bbl Bulk Meats held firm er;
quote at for loose and packed Shoulders Bac N
is in good demand and prices unchanged. viz 70 Z
Shoulders 1OAa1lc rib Sides 12a12c, clear rib 2al3c
inside pric, for cash the spots Hams, sugar cured
l5al7c for large and small lots shipping held at 1Sc.
Lid 12 1sa12Ac q lb for City and Western in tcs,
R1CE-We notice sale to-day of 81 tcs Carolina at l0%c
q it.
SUeAR.-Stock in importers hands light, and held
firm; no Gales to-day worthy Of notice. Re6ners have
sold ahead and only receiving orders for large lots
for future delivery at prices then cnrrent
SALT-Henlans steady Ms lsst quoted, Wis for Liver
pool Ground Alum 50 20a2 25; do fine So 25 per sack.
Turks Island steady at 60a63 cents per bushel for
large and small lots.
WH1sKEY.-Thcre sales reported, and In their
absence quot5ions are nominal.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-07

MANHOOD AND THE vIGOR OF YOUTH
lM restored In four weeks, by Dr. RECORDS ESSENCE
OF LIFE. Dr. Ricord of Par after years Of cares So
ltaon has at length acceded to the earnest Teqgess
oft6e American public AMI appointed an Agent In Eey
York for the sale OF his valued and priced Essence
of Life This wonderful agent will restore MAJ hood to
the most shattered whether arising from
me required to cure the mcst inyeterats case s ouF
weeks; and used according to printed instructions
which are very simple, failure is impossible. Ihis e'
restoring remedy should be taken by oil about to marry
as a effects are permanent It acknowledged BY the
medical press to be the greatest discovery e7er made
It's developing powers are miraculous Success IN every
s as certain as that science overhrows ignorance
Hr Ricord's Essence of Life is sold In cases. With full in
Scsns for USE at So, four quantities in one for 49,
and VII be cent to any part carefully packed, OF receipt
of remittance to his ssczedted agent
y. .7'1' -: "'-:.F'. PEILlP ROLAND,
,,.., 10 ~ E, "a Tirartv az at Neuy York