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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-02-11
MentIn1 Of Con9ress.

Meeting OF Congross.
The following Il the Act changing the time
of the meeting Of Congress-and which the
telegraph lately announced had beooms q
law shH'
BE 1T ENACTED, That the regular TINES Of
meeting Of the XLth Congress OF the United
States, and Of each succeeding Congress
thereafter shall DO at II O'Clock, meridian,
on the 4th day Of March, the day On which
the term begins for which the Congress 10
elected, and on the first Monday In January
next thsrsafter, and on the second Monday,
in the November next preceding the end OF
the term for which the GongTessis elected.
SECTION 2.-And be It further en,etea'
Thst Section u ofthe Act approved q Is,
tions for sundry civil expenses Of The S Gov
eminent for. the year ending june Sg, iSof,
and for other purposes" be 90 amended tnat
no Senator or Representative In CongTess,
who may be . member Of an immedintely
preceding Congress, shall receive any allow.
snee for mileage for travelling to the place OF
meeting to attend the first session OF such
preceding constes..
Oaee Sapphire Mill snd Mi.asg
Ce pAny, San Francisco, Desenoer w.
requested to present rssdpti OF their stock 70
Becretary, and receive their pro rata OF sale OF
'enR'n''' P''esF'y. 1. D. sEsAtHAe
Secretary sspphirs Nh ard nluins GS
Observation-Disclosures of5 askSop and Mont
s0ns5I strssih tpP stNiu.s San Frasoa's''S
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.Bolehcr Conpany.-Nstice II hereby
given, that ut q meeting Of the Trustees Of said
Company, held thisday. an assessment Of Fifteen
(sl5j Dollars per shsre was levied on each
and every share Of the capital stock ofsatd Com.
he cfise Of the Company, Virginia, Neyada, In
United States gold coin. Any stock on which
said assessment shall remain unpaid on FRI.
DAY. February LIST, 1867, viii be advertised on
that day - delinquent. and unless payment shAn
be made before. will DO sold on Tuesdsy. March
sth. 1867. 10 pay xaid delinquent assessment
together with cost OF advertising and expenses Of
sale. 10 10y TaTV|fV -T rT- Il
BY order oftha Board VI TrnaesS. ~
H. BRUCKNANN. Sscrstary. O
virginia New. Jan. l. 1857. giJastd
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CLERKS REPORT
Fer Quarter RndinS dec. 81, 1865.

No. War. Name. Account. Amount.
iO4s. s " ChuSouck' salary Sept. ss o. % q
lO5l w II Beegan. do -. 1877 50
l052. L Sherman. do ...- l8 =
1858. Az Gould, do -. 10 y
1854. j H Mooney. hauling on road. l4o %
1855. w Z LaGerly, taxss tsfqndsd-. S0
loss Jas Barry, labor on streets, Sept 100 90
1857. # Decker, painting sign, &C.. l2D
l05s. j Murphy, labor on streets, Sept % 90
1859. l. D Frankcl, candlfs.......... a.u. 90
ioSo. j Glenuan, labor on streets, Sept ..lD8 80
lO6l Shepard e. Goodrich, candles... 200
1862. .Ba-tling & KimbA, judg docket q 90
1859. Daily News, publilhlns O. Rpts ~ 90
los. II HHamlin, repairs on cemetery $50 90
lo6s. w H lsaaes, repairs on reservoir IS 90
1856. w H Began, salary ocsoeer...
1867. IS W Chubbuek, do -. o2 90
1Ncs u r. Manning. do :. So 50
1869. r sherman, do .. 100 %
1910. A J Gould, do -. l56 .
l07l. Hall & Fox. repairing tools, &c. 10 so
lO72, 8 p Derby, rcpsir'g waterpipe.. 36 IS
lOS3, E w Adams, paint'g town house 40 90
1914. 8 W Chubbusk, salary Noveni.. 62 50
l075.. II G Manning. do 49,. o. 80
inns w II Began, do 49,. le7 50
lO77..E Sherman, do -. lS %
ions. "A Gould. do -. LEG 25
iT1s,. W T Loekhar:, aling pNpers In
land ofiec,.....-...-,...:- 40
loso. Daily News, pttnt,E a sdYsrtis's s5 90
iOsl. J barry. labor on strcets octo-
Der and November. $500. 20 70
1859. ID Sullivan, labor on streets DC.
tober and November. ISL 50
l063. W N Hall, Court ftes.,-.-....-. 81 ii
1904. J Melville, carriage hose. ...-.... 9 10
iOs5. Gold Hill Foundry, labor on
~ w
1886. j Dewitt, lumber. 4e 90
1857. W II Isaacs, repair on reservoir. us 20
l0es. DR. w Castor. medical services. 20 90
5000 MAJ A. A. ITO on
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Notice.-No. 1.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT WE
In the undersigpod citizens Of the United States,
claim rne thousand C,0O0) feet Of q certain vein
or lode Of quartz, or other rock In place. bearing
Gold, Silver, Copper and other metals, commonly
called and known A. the Dlos Senior or Mount
Hope lode, and The Great ". Companies claim
said claim extending five hundred feet In n north.
erly and Ave hundred fest In o southerly direction
from the location Of this notice along the line Of
said VEN or lode. and embracing the same with
all Its dips, spurs, angles and variations, the same
being on uniurveyed land that We have occu.
pied and improved tho same from the 9Th day Of
August, 1866, according 10 the local customs and
rules Of Miners In the Devils Gate Mining Dis.
trict, Lyon County, Nevada, In which district
said lode or vein Is situated, and that we have ex.
pended In actual labor and improvements there.
on, an amount not less than one thousand dollars,
to.wlt: the sum OF fifteen hundred dollars. And
that we claim latcrAlly on each side Of said vein
one hundred feet, more particularly described and
plated In the annexed diagram, In conformity
with the laws, customs. and rules Of Miners Of
said District.
Notice Ia further given. that II IL the intention
Of the undersigned, T.. b. Winstcn. John d. Win.
tiers and George Knowlton 10 apply. and they do
hereby apply, at the United States Land Office, at
Carson City, Nevada, for u Patent from the United
States for tho claim above described and Its ex.
tensions, according TO the said diagram, with tho
right to follow said vein or lode with Its dips,
spurs, angles and variations to any depth what.
ever, though It enter land adjoining.
T. b. WINSTON, 400 feet.
JOHN D. WINTERS. 400 n.
GEO. KN0WLT0N, 200 feet.
U. 9. Registers Once,
CARSON CRY, New, Oct. l6, 1856.
], Warren T. Lockhart, Register Of the u. s.
Land Office, hereby certify that q true copy OF
the above notice, together with a diagram OF the
Great w, Companies claim, has this day been
fled In my office applying for n patent for the
above described Mining claim.
WARREN T. L0CKHART.
ocl7N Register.
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Venereal or Chronic.
Structures Of the Urethra.

L. znother formidable enemy to health. Send for
one of my circulars on that disease. and inform
yourself Of the terrible results The worst csses
cured In q few days.
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LBGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
ORDINANCE NO. %.

To Provide for tho appointment Of
, Tewn Sexton, and to Prescribe
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To Correspondents.

Patients Of either sex. residing In any part OF
the country, however distant. who may desire
the opinion and advice Of DIR. TOZER can, BY
submitting q written statement OF their case TO
the Doctor, receive all the attention and medi.
cin.s necessary to effect a cure without the necas.
atty OF a personal interview.
An letters strictly confidential. opened and ~.
piled TO by the Doctor himself
Consultation at the Office or BY letter. FREE.
Cures In MI cases guaranteed.
Office hours, from 9 A. ". to 8 ?. \.
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or I. y. O'Ferrall, County Tax COLLECTOR,
Storey County, Nevada, during his Term
Of Once c~ommonctnG September, 1884,
and ending January 9Th, 1857
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Venereal Diseases,

In all their various forms, either Primary or See.
ondary. or Hereditary, completely ersdicated
from the system. Your constitution being restor.
ed 10 perfect health. there viii be no danger OF
handing down TO your children tina. terrible dis
ease known a. Scrofula
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SCHEDULE OF sTANp DUTIES. {
STAbIP DUTIRS

q The following Is q corrected copy ofthe new Ache
dule ofstamp duties under the new revenue law
which took effect on August LIST. 1884: "
Acknowledgment or deeds..----....ex.pu,
Afidavit III suits Or legal proceedings es
Of paper on which the same Is written). 81.
Assignment Or transfer Of MORTGAGES, lease or nonry
reinsurance. the same duty rs The original instru
Assignment Of patent ,ct.
Bank checks, drafts or orders, ETC.. at sight or on de.
BaIs Of exc6snSc iiorsiSnyi drawn in Sni n:;:rYs e,
OF the United States, each bill, or set Of three or
more, must be stamped.
For every BILL or each set, where the sum made pay.
r able does not exceed 500. or the equivalent there
,ofin any foreign currency In which such bills ulay
be expressed, According 10 the standard Of value
liked by the United States.-....-.-....2c cts
For every additional 500 or fractional part thereof.
Bills Of eIchange CoreisnJ drawn in but payable out
Of the United States u drawn sinSly or in dupIi.
fTns aeceptor or secrptors OF any bill ofexchsnge or
order for the payment OF any sum OF money, drawn
or purporting TO be drawn In any foreign country.
but payable In the United States, must, before
paying or accepting the same, place thereon Z
stamp indicating the duty.l WY
Blis oiexchange Unland). draft or order, payable
otherwise than at sight or on demand, and any
promissory note. whether payable on demand or
q NJ q time designated Except bank notes issued Er
Circulation and checks made and Intended 10 be,
and which shall be presented forthwith for pay.
yor additional $ioo, or fractional part thereof, 5 cts
THE warrant Of attorney 70 confess Judgment on a
note or bold Ii exempt from stamp duty. II the
NM, mote os q ls SSaa Y II PT Sssssis I ior pSft. of tn. United
states or British North America. ..exem
Bills Of ladlng, or receipt for goods, TO any foreign
R6f oI s:je Of an; vessel. or part thereof, when tGs
consideration does not exceed $OO..---:-.-.0c cts
Bill OF ssis exceeding $500. not 4 eedlng o. 800 81 %
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The Old Formulas,

OF Ricord. Acton and Bostwick, are Of little nc.
count, except to dry mp the diseess on the sur.
face, leaving the poison In the blood. which. soon-
er or later. will show itself rs n secondary disease
in an aggravated form. These facts I have learn
ed by experience, and think l can say without
hoas,ins, that l have seen more practice In these
diseases than any other physician in San Fran.
cisco, dating a. IL does from ls4o. II becomes
Won. therefore. to think we'll hsfereyou employ
a physiclsn. Who Is the proper one to consult
an old experienced one. or. one who has recently
settled amongst Jout
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Low cntTRtF HHu VUuIk CuReb'
Ladies' s~ufferlpg from any complaint incidental
to their sex. can consult the Doctor with the IN.
surance Of relief.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-21

se 1oalOkc for Cumberland cut ana 49, Svr long cut
deE p 1srIy active and prices rather hrrnei Sales *
s0o obas and tea at for No. 1sc city
xSAstsAc 1or Ar to prime steam, and 13Ha131c for
&oEea fondore1. .EaI t}f5-i - VT
BUrsER-Is dull and prices are heavy. We quote
oenen aud Orange county pails per lb 34a37c;
nrans good TO PRIME 2pa9xc; state hnf hrns, medium
70 prince S2aS6c; state d1dns mir 20a25c
selte Welsh tubs fair to prime, 24aSOc; western reserve
good to choice (suuIner and falb 26a3Oc western
reserve common to prime, 10a90e; northern Punnsyl
CrrsE-Is only in limited demand and prices favor
the buyers We quote state factory good to choice
tory, common to prime, 11albc; English dairy Conn.,
IT. English dsy, Ohio, 16a17c; Vermont dairy, fair to
good, uR16c; OHIO prime 14a17c; pineapple 25a28c.
CoFFEE-We hear Of no sales, but prices without
change. EeEr n
CoT1oN.-The market to-day is steady We quote
tddng uplands ut $40, md do New Orleans Texas
at S3c. ~ M. III. ...s..ss's. 6gs -
F1sH.-Dry cod are and in fair demand at sb Son
60 Mackerel are in fntr jobbing demand and prices
are supported. o. !- -
Mo1.AssEs-Ia dull, and prices are heavy. Sales OF
Cuba at SIC, and Porto Rico at Toe. - "
NAVAL STonxsSpirtts Of Turpentine is nrmcr Sales
at I1a73c Resins are dull, but steady.
RIcE-Is dull Small sales Of Carolua ut 10 Ss11c cu,-
rency, and Rangoon at 40 in bond, gold -.
SUaAns-R2w sugar are quiet but steady Sales Of
Cuba at 94a121c and St. Croix at 1oXc Retined ure
dull. -
fREIGH1s-Are quiet. The engagements to Liverpool
5000 bushels at Cd; 1000 petroleum
Is; 400 bales cotton at 616d and steamer 100
bacon at 5Cs and 500 bales Mt 91Gdn5 3d. To GLASGOW
1000 bushels corn ut 4d.
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JOHN WALLACH.
DRUGS, CHEMICALS. ETC.

MT ANHOOD AND THE VIGOR OF YOUTH
~! restored In four weeks. by Dr.. RECORDS ESSENCE
hcitadon has at lonth acccded to the earnest
tho American public and appointed an Agent Now
~ M of Tg % sae OF hi Valued and Essence
INC most shattered whether arising from
time required to the n,cst nveterate cnse fo
wseSs; and used according to printed insrucuons
"naon are very SIMPLE failure is impossible This ufe
restoring remedy should taken By ali about to rn,v
as It's effects are It acknowledged BY tic
medical press to be tho greatest discovery e1er
case is as certain as that science overhrows gnoncc
DE- cords Essence Of Lite is SOLD in cascs with full IN
and Will be sent to part carefully packed on recep;
OF remittance to his accredited agent. =
PHILIP ROLAND,
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Hnvnnn Market.
Correspondence Of Journal Of Con-

correspondence CJ journal 0J Commerce.. 4.
HAVANA, March 2.-Denand better for sugar closing
days Of the week; No II at ~ to 7a5 els News from
the markets indicate further decline not yet shown In
our market Quotations remain whites through at S5
to 81 q 100 lbs. Ycows, No. Is 90 at 81 to 5o: Gu
curuchoe Nos to TO- at $SA to 355 do Browns do III
to Il, at ssA to 81 do. Muscovadoes-sales-
tor low 70 fair refining qualities ut say to GIG and
sA to 3k DO; for Grocery ss to sl4 do shipped dur
ing the week 94 boxes and 1851 hhds Of which for
the United States-To New Yc-! 1896 boxes and 1925
hhds for Boston 1886 do &c ; Baltimore 1000 bxs
New Orleans 2169 boxes and 299 hhds do; and Portland
Ao0 hnds balance to Europe and othcr ports Moasses
Sales OF small cargoes here and at ports AZ
Ts per keg TOR clnyed, and 5A to uscovadocs
Honey at raas per gnon paying for casks per gallon
as Rum rs last advice S32 Gc inquiry regu-
la and small sales for North Europe Leaf tobacco
brisk. as 51&a 15 .. n. l7-@-- 1@-'.' ."Dt-"0
FaneH1s-More active for the United States; taken for
800 hhds TO load at 6agua at 1 rs 3d. all European
toms. For New Orleans, schr Ella l.. Trcphthan 200
hhds molosses Mt 6A cents per gallon; Verna
gallons TO load here) do; bark Cordca 400 hhs load
at Mntanzas at 6A cents per gallons; New York. Am
schr Talbot to load Mt Nuevtas ut Sll per hid OF
and $6A per hid molasses Boston or Portland
PARK Corning. $50 hhds s1gar at Sagua ut S9s por
hid; Philadelphia, brig Uncle Jerry, hhds sru
sagu at $8N echarer) per hhd brig Ortoan 456 hhds
casks. sft a.l. III. r Z - = = o
E1cHAHoEs- Sterling bills direct ana indirect sales
not heavy during the week, at 14ts Is prciu, GO
dpys sight; jose Maria the prince sharp bankers
brokers' buys at cent less and sells per cent
more and Is not recognized authority for financial
intercourse with the world Sales of the week fS5 OOO
discount and sales; small gold bills at 81
premium; sales connt up S65,0OO currency, ard gold
s5500; no sales Of Uuited States produce since my last
advices - 4 N"
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Passengers,

~. steamship souder. for New Yorf-D Han,
W, MoCnse AaFsold Mrs Howell Kinsn, an and
Driscon. NJ Shields, Sage. and 10 in steernse.
~ For steamship Quaker City, from New YorkP Doras,
Kane. Phcnix, 8 Paine II Gillian. Frost,
MIS- Grof. Miss Marshall G G Conadon- N u Icy: T.
don, NJ O'Reilly. S..g. - "A. a-lst:@g. z@7 A
3er steamship Manhattan, nom New York. Hirsch.
man, = Brannies, : Wehr, Adnrns J Mortimer, Z
Indy, T, sigha- .y,yS,s y. '23TT.. - Nm - : D.
Per steamer Dictator, fom Jacksonville, P:latka
S3lGn1ast' Easton, L Slaughter. Mrs Purse,
I4mpman. E Atkins Miss Heysiok, E Laurnnt JsMc.
8fade; y So Deserson Wells. Pacet. Burst,
Beatty and lady. Howell and deck. I3
Fer stea1ner Emile. from Georgetown C-J r Scs-
B1ar tville .s .It& -Hs'l I' :, - a-"- :
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Rich PEoP1E..-Some time since ssw printed
list Of some people in New York whose incomes
seemed enormous. AS wealth is subject so m
tereshng to Americans, I will refer to few rich
people Who have lived or are now living in Europe
Els said that the revenue OF the MARQUIS Of West
minister, England, is f10 600 day. His property
is valued at S105, 600 ,000 The late James Morri-
son, Of London, left to his widow an annuity or
100000 year, legacy OF f50OO, the residence in
Upper Harley street and Basidon; to his son
Charles e 600 900 including the estates Of Berks-
to his son Alfred, 8750, 900, including estates IN
WeRBbo1o, Hampshire, Glenmorganshir and all
articles of virtu end art Mt Forthill; to his con
Frank f80O, 200, including estates in Kent Surrey
and Sussex; to his son Walter, $500 600, including
four estates in the West Riding, Yorkshire; to his
son George, f9O0 200, including estates in Buck
inghamshire and Oxfordshire; to his son Allan
fDO0 OOO including estates In Suffolk and Essex:
to daughters, ESQ, 600. His business in
Force street was transferred to MIR. Charles Nor
rison for 9350, 600. The word '4including" seems
obscure.3I think it should have been written .scx-
cluHive:of the money! 3 The whole estate was valu-
ed ut f20 oo0, 900 s:erhng, nigh 500 900 0OO. =.
"a young Count solytkof attached to the:Rus-
the daughter OF q citizen OF Moscow, possessing
gold and copper mines in RUSSIA. His fortune is
Yalned at four hundred millions of francs, or say
eighty millions Of doiars, calling five francs dol
1ar. This lady is the only daughter Of MI. Jacolif
and will inherit that immense fortune. bIrsJ.
who resides in Paris lit is said) desires that his
SON -in-law should live away from Paris. Mr.. J,
has purchased hf Mr.. 8. a princely residence in
London and st. Petersburg. The Count.will have
txentyS or twenty-five millions Of francs annual
teyence: fsfsa'ss. y. ~. L.
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EVENIN G.
8.a.g+ o@'..,1a -ro -e ,Ia-
BY JAMES BARRON HOP

Soc tho crimson clouds Of evening
Lardce-bars across the blue
Where the moon in palid beauty,
Like an anSel gazes through
Over all the winding river,
BY the fading sunset kist
Slowly rises up tho vapor,
In cloud Of ghostly mist
While the Eve is slowly turning
It's last grains OF golden sand,
What holy quiet hovers
Over all the drowsy land?
There is now the spell Of silonce-
OF o silence calm and deep
Over all tho placid wnter
Where the blue mist seems asleep. 1
And the vessels slowly gliding
Down the river to the bay, 1
Show on sheets of spreading canvass
Tints which change from red to grey.
All is quiet save the murmur
Of the tide upon the bar
See each little breaker playing @g
With the image of q starl
And tbs thus that human creatures
Bowed with age, or fresh in youth,
Give back brokenly the image
OF each grand, celestial truth.
Now the breeding silence deepcns,
And the scene ls one OF rest, T
While the wrecked day drifts down gradually
To be stranded in the West
On yon rugged coast Of c1oud-land.
High above the village srire @
On its mighty purple headlands
And its crags all tipped with fire. ]
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nIn con Cotton Market.
Mobile Market.

MOBILE, March 16.-CoTroN.-There has been mir
demand amongst few Fnctors generally accepted 2skc
fused to operate her figures Sales reached 11oo
oon9s inc market @ &C ing hr1n at quotations,
been good to-day, but with sales restricted by the poor
supply. We quote 135a136, buying and selling.
Tho demand and supply Of Sterling is about equal at
14Aa145. E.r 77ts Il s'- sg ys .,33 N 35
We quote New York Sight with abundant supply and
discount ,.-T 45.s o,'.fg7 =
Francs 8 90.
New Oaleans Sight mar to X premium
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DIV RIGHTS 81,
REsUVENAEINdG ELIXIR,
81 or, Ease95ce Os. Liye.ss;sssa2s;;s5ss5s$ ;5ss$i

SM%BEWzlzHpg Cures General DsbkxtE,1 1TSokEI
$SS$%E&W4$HI@ nesR,G Rystsrtcs ~ EHauZEki
,sSssAs3f EA&&#ZF FMp1t13IoHH Of khe$Rnnst aud
i@&94 2E% all NeycoAs DiSe1aSs Sys r. re-t
tS@ss2Ss% stores new life mud vigcr totheS
v y. -. ISss-T, aged, causing the hoes blood Of.
ho, * *. youth to- course the veIRa
Nj ssasnrnse1 y,feH toring the OrDdns Of Gen6ra.
neao U5c 80 tdoes tfOA SeDeoe4NY lMpoeEHcY and
: xts EfiSty Tsjspea DebftNS FeSt0TsEQa 1E9n2jnese
ais the syatea aud and. .fHI Et0or, thus proving
overcome dfsense perfect Etio,fr or knrA re-
moving Sxer1isy and Bsrrenness in both sexes TO
the young, and aged, there isnoEreatsr
boon than. this Elixir Of Life - It gives d new
lease ofsle, cnusing tho weak and ebilitated to
have removed strength and sfgorsdnd theaezittse
system to thrill with Joy and pleasure
N Price, ono bottlel 81 three bottles sent by
express to any address .Ss g5
Our medicines are sola and recommended BY al
respectable druggists in every part Of the civilized
globe; some unPrtnclple dealeEs; oweser. kryte
deceive their CUSTOMERS BY selling eheap and
less compounds In order to mako money. Be. not
H dscetved-nsk for thsse medicines and take no
othcra- II the druGrst does not keep them, write
70 "a and we WILL eend them express, carefully
packed. free from observation We will he pleased
70 receive letters With full statements I'M regard
any disease With which ladies' oc< gentlemen arc
afflicted Address all lenera for medicines painph.-
lets OF sdyiee 70 the sole proprietor. q
VI 2. ": 3. ! M[ERwIH; 81 Walker s., =.
-0Ays 70 "a e s tnHf y.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE March 16.-CoEFEE--We report sal es Of
2o00 Gags Bio, exCtton md 500 do e1Ccket both on
private terms Quota prime ca-goes held nt 1sxa1sSc
CorroN-1here was sale Of South Carolina Niddlin0
to-day at &c. but the market inactive though held
quite firmly at 3oa31c for Middng Upland.
FLouR-Baltmore spring wheat brands Of Extra and
Super are held higher. Quote choice Exua at sI2 Co.
The market generally Is held firm at higher figures but
there Is no activity it. We report sales Of 100 bbls
choice Extra s12 rs; 2OOaO0 bbs Row
ard street Extra at So 25 and 200 bbls do choice winter
wheat at S14 60 Corn Meal is hold Mt IS 90 further
advance, but no sales. We revise quotations as fol
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a THURsDAY MORNING. MARCH Il, 1867.
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The following ere the Agents fo,' this papcr:
y. a isIniNd"Ai, General Travelling and Collecting
aev. COLIN MuRcH1soN, General Travelling and COL
1ecttng Agent. r. slaa .
ToWNsEND = NoRTH. Booksellers and statoners,
Q. p. GOODMAN, Cross Hill Larrens District, S. c.
J. " NETHERS, Union, S. c. 1,--.-'.
Captain W. E EARLE, Greenvilc, S. C.
. Col J. ). RYAN, Barnwen1 S. C.
J. T. DUBOIS, Marion.
g. s. HARDY, Sandy Ford P. O., Madison Co., Fla.
PATRICK HUvEY. Mncon, Ga.
J. Y. II: WILLIAMS, Clinton, S. c.
J. B. ALLEN, Chester c. H., s. C. fsr
II W. 8. LANCE, Grahanyile z. o. Beaufort, S. C.
3. F. BRADFORD, Walterboro', S. C.
: q. 7. DARR Sumter, s. c.
s THAD. G. ANDREWS Orangeburg S. c.
J. M. BROWN. Southerner oihcc,' Darlington, S. C.
NJ. NJ. QUINN & BRO, Augusta.
J. b. ESTELL, Savannah, Ga.
ISAAC DAVECiA Agent in New York
J. L. SHECUT, Agent at Atlanta, Gu. L.