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New York Market.
MONEY TAPELr &

The New York Herald, of Saturday, the 10th inst
says:
The gold market has been excited today, and after
opening Mt 1874 it advanced to 1874 from which point
ton on the street The borrowing demand was active
md loans made without interest and as high az
general impression that the premium win continue to
advance, in view of the impeachment of President
the commercial indebtedness Of the country Europe
aud the contingencies arising from the hun
dred millions OF American securities being held there
The great check the advancing tendency Of the
market at present is the fact of the Treasury holding
about seventy millions Of gold exclusive of certificates
of deposit
Should the Government be unwise enough to reduce
premium will rise all the higher. in present conli
ton OF affairs. because Of such sales. gold be
sod however, is better that it should be done public
" thnn secretly, and therefore the bill authorizing it's
public sale, now before the Co1nnttee on Ways and
Secretary the Treasury at present to oxerr
crehonnry In the matter. But It would be
better for Congress to leaslae in favor o. the
Incnt retaining all its gold up to two hundred uous
the moral effect of the balance in the Treasury being
greater than double tho amount elsewhere.
to the Stock Exchange, with few exceptions at ei1 on
Government securities The discount List was inactive
The Foreign Exchange market was quiet but firm
Bankers bills England at sixty days were quoted al
the close at 1oos hrea days i1o commercial bills
1SAa5 II 4 bs Berlin. 70 ka72h; on Bremen TSZ
a7e4; on Frankfort 4l1a41; on Amsterdam, 41s<ax
on Hamburg, S633ssa1f; on Antwerp, s 1e% &'
PRODUCE MARKFa
NEW YORK, JANUARY 18-6P. M.-BnEA EApsrurFs-Re-
cedpts 1926 bbls flour: 512 bags nea $50
wheat 400 do $500 OATS 60 do rye and 400 do
malt There more active demand for stats and nd
Western -four but prices quite steady ana as
paSed with our quotations Of yesterday there are no
changes to notice The transactions cover 5000 hhls
For Southern flour the market continued inactive sr,d
prices though without change moment were droonino
with sales 900 bbs. from ss b0a8 Corn meal M.
neglected 500 bbls Rrandywine were disposed of at
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J. J.sRYAN.

0EFERs HIs SERVICES TO THE MRRcHAET,
tors Of the collect f Il can be s nns ea
70 sfys ana - sssae @ & -
4s 4adssss nan g at tauven winnabosc. 81 chsstsr q.
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ConsaBnecs por Northeastern Railroad,
JAnuQEY va. !.
PusscnRcrs.

Per steamer Eliza Haneox. from Savannah. via Beau-
fort, &c-J Dell. NJ Dell. w Purse, J winthrop,
S2aa5d GhaRn: Loven, % Smell sRedel: Ovens:
Robinson, W NJ French. A souIe. B Ball, g Fos-
ter, DuPree and lady, F Bingham, NJ HARLEY, F
Markham II G Robinson. W D Walters, A w Lane, A
Cook. G Fox W Collins, Mrs L Harris, 1st Lieut.
Rakor and Ga U soldiers, and sc deck. :
Per steamer Kate. from Palatkn, via Jacksonville,
nandine &c-Mr Carey, II NIabry, Fl Dove. Capt T
Payr.. + Peck and lady. Crowen - HAWKINS
Miss Calder j Van Horn, and - Culpepper.
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pondent of the Queen says: The newest fashion
IN Paris, where even the fashion of furniture
changes completely every two OF three years, is to
morocco Of moleskin, but with dark cloth, the
walls equally hung with dark-colored velvet paper
or cloth, and relieved by candelabras, behind Which
are attached plates Of metal or of glass; the whole
being highly becoming as the well-informed and
well-spoken dealer told me- to ladies in full dress,
OF. Some houses confne their manufacture en-
tirely to certain periods; at certain dealers,
who had some magnificent specimens of Louis
XIII. furniture (imitated), was told that he
mover designed or worked later than the Louis "
style, and there much of the carving was In syca-
more wood, though not of so fine grain, and not
quite 80 expensive. It is impossible to give mod
erate-minded English persons an idea Of the ex-
tent and universal spread Of extravaganza in the
way Of furniture in this country' -, ~ :
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The demand for wheat very limited but prices
Kero without material change. The gales Comprise
15oOO bushels at 50 rs for No Milwaukee and 50 Is for
NO do The inquiry for also very moderate
but prices were Armer II anything. The sales comprise
$4,000 81 ~ for mixed Western store and
81 12al 20 forEot1ed Western; ahoat Some now yellow
Jersey was sold at 81 10al L. Oats quiet but firm at
previous prices The sales werc:-15 bushels at esa
600 Tor Chicago and Milwaukee, ond o7a6ec for Sate
Rye was steady with moderate demand aud sales Of
10000 bushels Canada West, in bond at ST l5a1 16
price. 17l> 5l.-7 " 15 - -
REEswAx-was duh and nominal at 4oc for Western
and Southern. 4flI - - - ''''eAH " "'AH
corToN.The market ruled fairiy active and prices
were decidedly hrmer The sales comprise $3.50 bales
mostly at the following quotations.: ' ---, '-',-'
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MANHOOD AND TIE VIGOR or yOT1TH
~ restored in four weeks by Dr.. RECORDS ESSENCE
LIE Dr. Rtcord tof Parisl after years Of earest go
nasaoou has at length ecceded to the earnest requests
Of the American public, appointed an Agent IN New
tor ne sale OF his valued and Essence
the most shattered constitutions whether arising nom
eAcesses the effects of climate. natural causea The
w6esb S9e5 and used seeoraine to printed
restoring remedy should be by a about to
as ss eecs are permanent It s acknowledged by tie
eoacA press 70 be tho greatest discovery e7er made
1s developing powers are Ihcnnus Success ia every
case s as that science ovethrows tRnoruncs
hioords Essence OF Life Ii sold cases win fuIl in
suou0ns Tor use at So four quantities In one for So
ana WIZ oe sent TO any part carefully packed en- roaut
OF remittance TO his accredited AGENT Y-'' ~
PHILIP ROLAND. {,
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TIE ssFATAL HoUR."-At ball recently given in
Paris, all who had taste for intellectual fun were
invited to social tea drinking at cloven in the
private apa tments, and those who did so wore to
JOIN in game invented by the Empress herself.
No Jewels and no ornaments were allowed to remain
IN the hair !; state was to be forgotten.
When tea was over the names of all present,
written on small squares, were thrown in a BAG,
present drew forth name. The person answer
ing to the name on the square YVES the unfortunate
victim who had to tell q story that was to last,
be related that ever had been printed. Many call
that the fatal hour" The faces Of anger and
terror, when the bag is opened and the hand
eiYe. 49, -.-. EEe... --. 1s.- -I-I-- -.
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Wilmington nIarket.

WILMINGTON, January 21.-1unpEsr1sE-Onl SO
bbls offered market to-day and sold at 81 yellow
dip, aud 81 05 for hard q $50 lbs
SPIRITS TURpENI1NE-No sales reported, and market
dull. -
Rosn;-1sl bbls strained common changed hands at
So 12ls q $50 lbs. WHIT
TAR-Slarkct eteady Sales of 60 bbls ut 81 10 Dbl.
CoTToS-Market unsettled and price NC lower One
small lot sold at 81 &c for hIiddling. '.'71-
Coma cargo of 23O0 bushels received from Hertford
and sold at 81 171S q bush.
TnBERFour rats sold at 81 for ordinary ssas so for
fair, and 50 for prime mill @W rHT
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KING IN BIS OLD AGE.-When young lion
or pull down a horse or an OK and so he con:in-
ues to grow and increase in strength till he reaches
his eighth year, and his talons, teeth and mind
are perfect and he grows more. For twenty
years after he arrives at maturity, his hngs and
tatons show no signs Of decay but after that he
gradually becomes feeble, his teeth fail him, and
ne grows ':cubbish." He Is no longer match for
the tremendous buffalo; he is overmatched even
BY the peaceful OF, SO he prowls around the cattle
did whom he set out with his parents nearly thirty
years before. A woman a child at night shares
the same fate. His strength and sight now de-
cline more and more, till the mighty lion grows
lean and NANCY, and crawls about from place to
place eating any offal he pick up and despisng
not even SO small an animal as the held-mouse SO
he stal yes and dies, fallen on and Slaughtered
by few cowardly hyenas, or discovered unable to
move beneath tree, and knocked on the head
by some wandering hunter. IN
=@ 1Sozuh Af,1cnn Pnner
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MATR1MoNY MATTER OF AIoNEY-N Italy
In Genoa there arc regular marriage brokers' who
have memorandum books filled with the names of
the marriageable girls of the different classes,
with notes OF their figures personal attractions,
fortunes and other circumstances. These brokers
SO q bout cndeavoring to make arrangements in
would bring to bear upon business transacticn;
and when they succeed, they get commission OF
two or three per cent. upon the portion, with euch
by the party. Marriage ut Genoa is thus often
simply matter Of business calculation, generally
settled by the parents or relations, who draw up
the contract before the parties have seen one an
other; and it is only when everything else is ar-
ranged, and few days lroviols to the marriage
to lis na1tner f.r life Shonid ha Ana Ps,,3t It
her manners appearance, he may annul the con-
tract, condition of defraying the brokerage and
any other expenses incurred.
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Horrible Discovery In Auburn.


That staid and respectable journal the Auburn
Adce7tiser says:
gentleman from the West was recently married
in this city, and retired to rest in the bridal cham
ber Of the Blancquc Hotel in company with his
tho rich gloom Of Pomo1.s choices; brilliant eyes
veing in sparkle with tho diamonds lustre; teeth
aa e Lips Pu e
statucsque proportions of scuptured marble; flow
ing trcsscs Of more than Hyperion luxuriance and
Combined with full-chested hoathfuhoss and fasci-
mating appearance geneIay had won @ him Rapidly
$40 greenback in matrimony. An alarm Of fro with
in tho hotel aroused the sleeping bridegroom in
the small hours of the morning, and without dis
turbing his fair partner, he bounced out to tho
hall and found the alarm to be q false one. Re-
turning to his chamber ho turned ON the gas,
when-horrible to reate-he discovered, as he
supposed, the mortifying fact that he had mista-
kon the room. Too much bewildered to collect his
heterogeneous display Of horrors promiscuously
strewn about the IN chairs, on tables ond
the floor, and suspended to the bed posts, which
caused him to suspect he had entered the den of
some practical anatomst for upon tho bed, clearly
defined by the light Of tho now blazing gas,
lay the shap9, OF an almost 1 hgshless skeleton,
less eye; toothless, pale-ip ped mouth; wrinlled
brow and s,,nkon cheek; shrunAen limbs and con-
Of humanity, to al appearance here an eye, freed
from it's socket, but CLASSY and sparkling; there
grinning of snow-whito teeth, detached from
| the jaws but with the gums still adhering; mass
Of human hair just us it might have BEEN scalped
from the scull; two hagments Of human limbs con
seituting what appeared to be the deshy part, OF
calf Of Che leg; also what seemed to be n female
respiration; while near By were the inner
portions (apparently artihciaD Of two human
cheeks; y saucer of rouge seven bottles OF cos
fragments, box bearing the label s.patent false
calves" another .bellod ''plumpers for the
heeks," still another marked ssheavers,' a set o
spatent eyebrows and lashos,' were grouped
about, and added to the light which was slowly
nren iss anoHy approaching tho bed, succeeded IL
! tracing amid the bones and parchment there ex
tended what was left (after substracting the
machinery Of his lately bloo.uing bride. Crowd
ing the whole lot of traps a1i bones into satchel
he rushed t coroner and delivered up the debris
not even waiting to attend the inquest. The mex
where he is now living under VOWS Of eterna
Ecclibacy. 5. 5-& 'E
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DR.. WRIGHT'S #
REJUVENATING ELIXIR,
s:'.a Or. Essence or XSfS.

SSM$HIAMMHll69 Cures General DEBILITY, Weak
&8SSsEI&HSSWc< ness. Hyste,Tcs in Females
ssEA3 6lERI:= PNlpit-,tion Of TIC Heart and
ssax2sS33AS44434AEE< all Nervous Disease8. It re-
@3s2= stores new life and vigor to the
., .Esa aged, causing the hot blood Of
~ ns FAaa,3 fsses youth to course the VEINS res
Jnrs a,,j,,aostS Vg,is iori1Ethe Organs Of Genera
neso ne so does tion. rc1ori no I'm potency and
This E!lEtr reJ4ucz Dtnat1y restoring Ndn11ness
ate the sJsrcl aud ana JuH T5DoT, thus proving
overcome disease. perfect - Elinir of Lore" re-
moving Sterilitu and Barrenaess In both To
the young, mdde-ace' and aged, there Is greater
boon thun this Elixir of Life" 1t gives new
lease Of life, causing the woak and debitated to
have renewed strength and vigor, and tho entire
system to thrill with Joy and pleasure
Price, one bottle g three bottles IS; sent BY
express to any address ~;
Our medicines are sold and recommended BY oil
respectable druggists In every part Of the civned
globe; snme unprncipled Dealers however, try to
deceive their customers hy selling cheap and worth
less compounds H order to make money. Be not
deceived-nsk for these medicines snd take no
Others II the druggist does not Keep them, write
to MS, and we will send them by express, carefully
packed. free from observation. We will be pleased
to receive letters with full statements regard to
any dsoase with which ladies or gentlemen are
afflicted Address all letters for medicines. pamph-
Lets, or advice, to the sole proprietor, a
Dr. W.R. MFRWIN, 81 Walker st., n. 7,
MAY rs 1s!7i'+- ~ mwS ly
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GEO. W. WILLIAMS g. CO.,
G I 0 N L A CT RS
j November Ii

strength was IN her step, and in her hands-P1As74-
s. T.--1860--X.
few bottles of PLANTATION E111Ens
VIII cure Nervous Headache.
:. Gold Gold Eatremtties lscsan and Fs;ersh Lips
7" Flstulency and indigestion.
. :" Nervous Affections. #trt...
excessive Exc nase ra;E'." "a go and Short Breath
Z" Mental Dependency. "m ##.a
Proatrntion: Great Weakncss,
,", :" sa,ios' Compilation, Weak Bowels. &c.
LIVER COMPLAINT AND DYSPEPSIA.
is estimated that eeven-tenthS o all adult ailments
the entire system ard ex,o!t above symptoms
.eRs ns re ao ss to the most
the world has produced. Within ysa- over et1
PiANrA11os BrrrERs and no. IN inst.oce Of
hns come to our knowledgei &'0--
I. 1s most ehectunl tonic and agreeable st:mulant
suited to all conditions OF ufa.
The reports that rolsa upon mineral euos.ances
faction OF the public. and that patients may consult
their phrsicans, we append l:st OF its componcnta
yeora In tho treatment Of Fever and ARue. Dyspepsia
weskness ete 1tWss | introduced into Europe the
Count. wife OF the Viceroy Peru, In 164D,
afterwards sold by the Jesuits fer the price Of
rs o" % 'sgas N srsT, nnaer The name IN Of Jess Fo,r-
of France. Humboldt makes especial reference to lis
feertfuge Qualities during his South American travels.
OF the stomach and bowels. -
DAsDEI1oN-For Inflammation OF the loins ard drop
Bcal affections.
CHAxoHr1E FLovKEs-ror enfcebled digestion.
LAVENDER FLowEnS-aromatc. stimnlant and tonic
highly invgorat1ng in nervous debility.
WITEnaAEEN-For scrofula, th"ulnntis1n. etc
ANIsE-An aromatic carminative; crcatng flesh
| muscle and milk; much used by mothers nursing.
T - {, etc.
s. T.---1s60.--X.
Another wonderful Ingredient, Of g7cat Tse n.none
the Spanish ladies cf south America impartog beauty
complexion brilliancy to the mind is yet nm
known to the uerce OF the world, aud withhold
its name for the present.
! IMPORTANT CERTIFICATES
ROCHESTER,, N. 7 December %, 1861
Messrs z. II. DaAKE Col have been great suf-
abandon my profession About three mouths ago
r1cd the Plantation 5itters. and my great joy am
several cases, and, far know, always signal
| benefit am, respectfully yours.
Rev. J. 3. OATHORN.
PzuADs1Pn1A. 10th Month, 18th Day. 1861
HKarEoTED FR1EsD:-aty daughter has been much
wilt send mo two bottles more
Thy friend. ASA oURaN
| sEEaa1As HOUSE. CHICAGO. Ill.,
| MEssRa P. q. DnAKE + co:-Fl.aso send us anothe,
appetizer. they appear superseded every
else. and are erently esteemed
Arrangements are completed to supply any de
and for this article, Which has not heretofors been
The public may assured that in no case viii the
perfectly pure standard OF the PLANTATION B171ERs
siaature stel plate er1rauss2. It be gen
| tnne
bake Q, by the gallon il svdler and in.oster
Of reEued bottles See that Private Stomp il UrMu.
TI14A1ED ecery cork.
Sold by all Druggists, Grocerz Dea.ers throuehop
! the country.
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SlA1ii.Ea sImILsBUs CURaNTljR.
HUMPHREYs' WI
HOMSRQpANF1IG! !aIs,r r.z1Hrrcrua MN

| 49, nE9s ~
| gt.5.t# HOm15OPATHIC SPECIFICS
HAyE PROVED. FROM TIE MOST AMPLE Exps
uenf and Reliable. They ara thu osIv roa1ict,,a. -
tecty adapted to popular snis aset Per
g 20 20 70 p -
and win asEaset;on. ron
- - w. :, . oenta
- o~ 1Ssx1ve3as C1ngeston 1ndkzntnations 2t
~ s,f rso.s@ <wooss1n-fevef, Worno-Coio.. "
81 fsn+s0 N'1Ao' 1Ao' o1 teetnang OF In.
xsiarrhoea Of chtii,s. =. .S,;..
- Dysentery, Gripping, at!ioas III ;.. Go1;c = =
\" s, 6 Chole.a n korbras. Nsusea. VoInii = 1s
Co1Eh. nc;6: Z; 4; q
az :. Esens.si4ia, Toothsehe.. Faoeaohe.. Is
i 70 ~ :, aaenes@Stck Headache, Vertigo. "a
IL a. s3,spsss; sahq9s M Stomach.
12 Wkks.. 49, ~ EasnSua tef1ods.-.
!" 18, Gruup, Oonsh. DSsSrnEst E Psa..S;..> y
">I1 En1r &shsy,Sss SA: - D1..ouss k15eatninG..
RhsassSfiar, 1as Rhs.,,ss ssqptafA
10. Fever and Agus, ohm : fe1sr: srsr. = =
Il 1E.ass. Blind or Bleeding. & &
1ea !" C0ta--h, Acute or 0hrc"ssa 11s %S1s. o0
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January az.
657 bales Cotton, l1s bales Mdzc 90 bags Peas
Furniture cars Cattle, and Sundries To E Rodgers
Co. Taylor Co. Reeder. @ Gehrells. Adams,
Frost & Co. M Cnl1wall n Sons. Willie Ch!sclxc g =
Walter 4 Co. Z NJ Ayor Co. W Kinsrnan. w g Dukes &
co, w w Smith, Il BoylestoR & Co, Mowry l. Co. G q
Noise. wnrdlaw & Hatch. Q Coson. Johnston, Crews
Co. Milnor; Wilbur 4 Martin, Keils. D ANIME Il r
Agent, Chassereaux, Fraser l. Co. J Bancroft, E
brisbane. D Nixon, Robson. NJ Goldsmith Il Son,
s,e q CouTtenay, II may AverM & Son Tupper Son.
moore, Stenhouse, G w Will L Co, Graeser l.
Smith b Hubbard, 3 Sloan, II J. Je1ers & Co, c o
Scott. :. :
Consagnecs pcr Northeastern Railroad.
January n3.
174 bales Cotton 1s1 bbls Naval Stores cars Lumber
Furniture. Old Iron. D1dzc, &c. To W Ryan. Mofatt
Boyle. Nsohmnn Co. J Kirkpatrick. 81 Bag
gett Co. Pinckney Bros. Dukes Co, Graeser, Lec
CO, b !ngrahsm. n Caldwell s. Son. McEroy. Mrs
stoney. weyhmann L Co, Williams & Co. Rodgers
Co, Cennle, Marshall, Jr. Street Co. Ravenel Co,
Kendall Dockery, A Quackenbush. ~ nm
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PHuADK1Pn1A. 10Th Month 18th Day 1861
REaPEcTED FRuED:-3fy daughter has been much
benefited by the OF thy Plantation Bi,ters Thou
wilt send mo two bottles more
Thy friend, ASA CURlIN
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MARINE N NEWS.
PORT OF Ton.
Arrived Yesterday.

Arrived Yesterday.
schr Ocean Traveller Adams st Pierre. Mar "A days.
Ballast To q F Baker Co
Bsaufort. Hnton Head. &c. 1O2 bales 8 Cotton and
Mdze To Ferguson : Holmes. Enslow CO, J &
McPne1son Co. il Green, colcock CO. B hiuro &
Steamer Kate lockwood. Pa1atks. via Jacksonville,
dza Tn end aons "a 81 eees Cotton and
Bros Hns1oW ce Co., II 9s 1hsol wsa cG
Southern Express CO. Hunt Bros Roper stoney, &
Kirkpatiek, W Williams, 3 Weldon, F schirmer,
sehr Deas nom West Point MIL los bbls Rice To
Cleared Yesterday.
schr Thomas, Crockett Bostou-Risley Creighton.
schr vapor, Bogert, Hilton Head-w Roach. n
Went to Sen Yesterday.
Swedish bark Ostenda Carlson. Liverpool s.
Br brig chebuctoo, Kennedy, Hal fax, Ms.
Sailed for this Port.
Steamship ssEssossa crowell from New York, Jan
LIST OF VESSELS
Up, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT
FOREIGN
Eg LIVERPOOL
a Tr,p ssa9o ns oss' 70 sa ian
The Deodota. Marcuason. cleared. :. ........Dee
The Tecumseh sponagle, sailed. Dec ~
The Tregarthen, s.eele sailed.
The Paul Maria, -. saied. =. oct q
LII s5H CARDENAS,
Bark Mary Belle Roberts. Burney, sailed Dec
DOMESTIC.
~ .,.#. BOSTON .@u
Brig Rolerson, Scott, up. Jan II
=. t,mG- NEW YORK.
Steamship sazsgossa Crowell, sailed. ...Jan &c
sehs Ansc1icna 1.osa ~, Jan L.
schr Loyal Scranton, Lowden, up jan II
sehr sehr May Day Adams =. Jan Il
schr Albert Mason, Rose. Jan
schr Larzabce, Carlisle, cleared Jan u
Schr Lilly, Francis. cleared. Ian II
PHILADELPHIA
Bark Fannie & Shaw, Shaw, cleared. Dec 2s
schr Richard vaux. Powell, cleared. Dec 1S
Schr Elliott ailchrist, cleared. IAN 11
BALTIMORE
Steamship Adele, Hall, cleared. ian 1e
Schr Fleetwood, Gardner cleared Jan s
Schr Ida + Richardson, Bedel up. Dec as
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IMPORTANT uKRrIF1oArrs-

ROCHESTER, N. December 49, 1851.
Messrs. 2. II. DRASR Col have been great euf
ferer from Dyspersla for three four years.
abandon my profession. About three months ago /
tr1cd the Plantation 5itters and my great Joy am
now nearly we'll lnnn- have recommended thonl in
several cascs and far I know, always with stv,sI
benefit am, respectfully yours,
Rev. J. s. CATHORN.
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Z n. ! :
SueAn AND Eo.sssss-The receipts since yesterday
comprise 6S5 hhds Sugar. and $50 bbs and 56 half bbs
Molasses Sugar continues in request at full prices,
whilo Molasscs is in active denan prices ad-
vnnced 10 q gallon The sales to-day embraces COO hhds
no 900 has Aaases tho following rates: Sugar
good taE. 12a12% fully fa!r 12 prime: 125s; choee
wiits &c . i1 Molasses-common, S5ass;. good. GO;
prime, 7la72c per gallon Some 20 half bbs choice Mo
lnsscs rought SOC . gallon. .
FRE1aHIsThe rstes 10 q ii Cotton, 81 Is q
Dbl for Flour and &c gallon for Molasses BY steam for
New York and Boston; 1hc for Cotton and 81 for Flour
by sail Steam for Liverpool 1>ad for Cotton; sail, "a
1l-16d Sail for Havre, Ike. &
Nothing else reported Tho Yankee hos arrived to-day
from Cairo with vo barges laden with cor oats -four
and pork-mostly corn #@.
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Exports.
BosroN-Per schr Thomas-1e7,o 600 foet Pitch Pine
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EEERaIAN HOUSE, CHICAGO, Ill.,
"Iar ..- EepruAry II, 1863
MEssRA p n. DRAKE i Co.:-Plsaso send q another
twelve OF your Plantation Bitters. AZ morning
appetizer, they appear to superseded every thing
else and Rrently esteemed. WIN. ~. .-
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-23
8. T,.--1s6O...-X.

Another wonderful Ingredient, Of g.cst rse among
the Spanish ladies' 4 south america mparting beauty
known TO the OF the world. we Withhold
its name for the present. #
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-23

Messrs. CAiekerin1 q Sons: 5 ~ M
GENTS: have Just been invited by Measrs. Coard to
try Grand Piano-forte manufactured by you, and
have no hesitation in endorsing the opinion my old
tiend Mr. O. D. Conard That it Ia the finest In
strument I ever played on.
Believe me, gentlemen, most faithfully yours,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-23

. suosR-Ihe market was very quiet to-day but the sl
vance m gold caused greater hrmness the mt oold.
efs ~ sales 400 hhds including far TO GOOD "a
nn1ng Cuba STRICTLY good iOxc and Porto
Ico At ila12c Also email lot OF Dcrncrara ct l3c
hefned Sugar was steady at standard crushe
powdered and grannlated and 14hc for cot white -