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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-16
The Washington Library Com.
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In order tho: the benevolent object set forth in
this circular may be successfully accomplished.
have issued five series Of Fine Steel Plate En-
cravings. which put on subscription at pri
ces much below their retail value.
CERTIFICATES OF STOCK IN THE WASH
lNGfoN LIBRARY COMPANY
will be issned, stamped with the seal of the Co.
and signed by the Secretary. (None others gen
uine
Any person sending us One Dollar, or paving
the same to our local Agents. will receive imme
Giatev fne Steel Plate Engraving, at choice
from the following lis and One Certificate Of
Stock insuring one Present in our published
schedule.
ONE DOLLAR ENGRAyINGS.
No ll"Ay Child Nv Childr' No2-They're
Saved They re Saved" No 3-"Old Seventy
SIX or, the Early bays of the Rev oluton.''
ANY person paving TWO DOLLARS will re-
ceive either Of the following tine Steel Plates. u
choice, and Two Certificates Of Stock, thus be-
coming entitled TO Two Presents.
TWO DOLLAR ENGRAyINGS.
No "Washngton's Courtship." No. p
"W ashington's Last Interview with his Mother"
THREE DOLLAR ENGRAvINGS.
ANY person paving THREE DOLLARS will
receive the beautiful Steel Plate Of
"HoME FROM THE wAE"
and Three Certificates of Stock. becoming enti
tied 10 Three Presents.
FOUR DOLLAR ENGRAVINGS.
Anv person paving FOUR DOLLARS shall
receive the large and splendid Steel Plate of
THE PERiLS OF OUR FOREFATHERS,'
and Four Certificates OF Stock, emitting them
TO Four Presents
FIVE DOLLAR ENGRAvINGS.
Anv person who pays FIVE DOLLARS shall
receive the large aud splendid Steel Plate Of
THE MARRIAGE OF pOCAHONTAS."
and Five Certificates Of Stock. emitting them to
Five Presents.
The enyravings and Certificates will be deliv
cred TO each subscriber at our Local Agencies
or sent by mail, postpaid, or express. - may
be ordered.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-16
SCHEDULE OF PRESENTS.

Ca.h Present ........... ............. 1000
Cash Preeeut $500
, Ca-h Presents Of ~ 5OO each ............ 500
Grounds. &c. German,own, Phiisdephia, 1900
| Double Residence three-etory brick. Cam
den. n. J'.N.................. ........... 1900
Coal Depot, Offices, Sheds, Ground. with
business established. No. 1914 Washington
Avenue. Philadelphia ......... !. 5000
Ground. Fruits, .................... 10000
/ Three-story Cottage, Lot, &c. ........... 5000
% Valuable Building Lots. Riverside. 500 each BOO
: Harse. Harness. &c. complete ''........ 500
10 Valuable Building Lots, Riverside, $3.50 each 500
high sired by the celebrated imported Ara
bian Horse "Caliph:" also, light Road
Wagon. weight 140 pounds, with set OF su-
perior Single Harness, &C, making hrstJ
LAS establishmcut Northumberland. 5000
% Pianos $500 each Observation-Disclosures. l0,ODt
~ Melodeons, $225 each Observation-Disclosures. 4.5Vt
5 Rosewood Sewing Machines, $500 EACH. 1,st
10 Family Sewing Machines, 500 each. 1.0ot
30 Fine Cold Watches, 500 each. ......... 1906
NV s 0s value - 1000
sCamel's Hair Shawle, 81 60 each. ......... s0s
2Camei's Hair Shawls. 5000 each. 6Ws
2 Handsome Lace Shswls, $50 each. ......... ~
l. Cashmere Shawl., $50 each ................ w
eDSiik Dree- Patterns. SIS each. ]. 80
80 City Building Lots, 81 IS each $40
The remainder will consist OF Silver~are. Au-
steal Boxes. orera Glassee. Pocket Bibles and
different artic.e Of ornament and use amount
ibgto.. ..-o-'o"
Total. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $500 30
All the properties given clear Of incumbraLce.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-16
Local AGENTS WANTED throughout the United
Statee.

sSsSe6SSss
States.
TheAseociation hove appointed - Receivers Messss
GEORGE A. COOKE CO, whose well known In.
tegrity and business experience yin be Sufficient
guarantee that the money entrusted 70 them will %
promptly applied to the purpose stated:
PHrLApEffmA, Pa. May 20. 1891
To the Officers and Members Of the Warrington LIZ
brary Co, n g. REID. Secretary.
Gentlemen :-on receipt Of your favor Of the 18Th
inst. motif, ing ne Of appointment 40 Receivers
for your Company. We took the hbery TO submit
eonv Of vour Charter with plan Of your enterprise
Il, The hirhes, legal authority ofthe STATE and having
,.ceved hi. favorable opinion in regard to 10
and symps,hizng with the benevolent oo'ecs o. your
A..or,a,iop. viz the edscation and msintenancs 81
The orphan children Of our soldiers and sailors q ne
p,s..ae Institute ws have concluded to accept The
80, md 70 use orr best efforts TO promote =
worthy an ohjec:
Respectfully, yoars. &C..
GEO. A. COOKE& co.
.aa.~.. II, letters ard orders to
GEO. A. COOKE d CO.. BANKERS.
. South THIRD Streee. fhlodeaphA, p
Recstvess lor ~ Waahtngton LDs0vC Gel
July316weA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-16

How 10 Obtain Shares and En-
Grnvings.
Send orders 70 by mail, enclosing nom 81 10 go
either By Post once orders or In registered letter
4, our risk Larger amounts should BE- sent BY dram
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-16
STEAMSHIPS.
EVERY aATgf RDA1.
Y,vRGpV yVE.l1NE GDAt,

CsTgAN TO AND PROM LIVERPOOL AND
- QUEENSTOWN fiRELA~DI. t~ice week
The IxMAN LINE. sailing
New-York tribune., 1867-04-29

ds.xhser, Mr. and Mrs A. l. ehdp and usQ
Fs,as p Dodd New OyIease; Rsysahd Mr. and Ms %
sestte, Chs,eston
FOR gswoRLEAys-In stesnshlp George Cron-eF-Reh,S
meager W. u. Merrnan w. Coers A. Lelbernah and LADY
Mr. Samuea saas Leopold stTaus hr Poseh ek
den Mr. HAssad Mr. Marx Black ad asahter CuBnsz-
ham Miss Cunningham Mr. Mclaughlin, Mr. Cover: Gen r.
Swn Mn Terry and eSidIeD, W. Eaton nile ana eh's 'ra
POR CHARIESToNIn steamship ssrsgossa-Jacob RenL hs
Rem Madame Wetco Mira VOORHEES, hL and Mrs Brewer ~
Bailey Aphonse LaPSrge T. A. Roberts b. setEnan, W. Va
Mrs Reeves Mss Reeves Capt C. Roivsis
shaw :. w. Late, ". o. June II Peters C. p. Denny,
hs Denny David ChslAeu ThOnAa ccnWsy and others rsd
POR SAVANNAH April 27In steamship savadorhr yohn
Woodbouse, Miss NJ A. Kelly Mr H. Reanr. NJ sehs, J. &.
sunh For Mr. Rose and wife Miss Mstlensry Mr. Tbo-s
ayis Mr. Mrs C. A. Field Mr. and Mrs T. FsI woee'
Clarence wife and children G. A. Cemstock Jahss H.
Connolly w wimo O. O. Merritt james H.ghes yshs q cs.
gsn Henry Harrison GSehoase VIZ GbboBs Ahst
T~5ah NJ and MS X Brown u. Battle L. keps,
B. W MeKeeYer j. H. Courtney, H. ADsoB, C. W. Sseley.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-29
Urn GOODS.


STRANG & ADRIANCE,
~ No 80 Broadway Leonard and ffsnAn vi" o"'s -
Retail on MONDAY, Ipnl 70.
BLACK AND COLORED SILKS,
sATINs IN al color. for DRESS TRIMMINGS, ,o,xrpo
BLACK W0RSTED AND SILK GRENADlNEc
Of all widths and qualities from Anoton, at gsA' bargains
GRENADIEB ROBES and beautiful designs very cheap
IRISH AND FRENCH POPLINS,
great variety e eber DRESS GOODS for suits and TRAVELLING
DRBSsBs-all below market price. -.
500 PIECES WHITE kARsEILLEs AND PlQuEs
al very b- preeG
CPRING AND SUMMER MANTILLAS.
~ WILLIAM BUCHANAN MACKENZIE,
No Clinton place Bigkth-st, .t
THE ACKNOWLEDGED LRADRR OP FASHION IN CLOAKs
AND hAETILLAs,
FoI over % years In this eity)
.. -.. ....r. Has opened the Ia
MOST ELEGANT ASSORTMENT 0P PARIsMADB SACKS, JACK
BTs and hAETILI-As Of OUR OWN MANUFACTURE
WILLIAM BUCHANAN MACKENZIE
No . 3CLdETOEPLACR,
l Eght-st one door from Broadway.
RUY YOUR WINDOW SHADES
D
d =. O. MANUFACTURER -f.T
FACTORY AND sALESR0oM,
Nos ~ and 46 PRARIrsT ~
....r. .....- "a. - JAY O WRhPLB Co.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-29
plSsENGERS SAILED.


FOR ErvERPoob-s steamship cts Of BstinoTs ssme -
H.nsb.n s.d child Of Cssrgs wife sna
Phsdepha; a.y Graves and hss Lhie Sra.ss 81 s ~
nn B.ypoi. Of Praes,sa ~ y 'ssspS ,Ssryss
PrnesIOh ii ca WIN Carr sits AZ. 40 lasU % 81 w,
Cosnss asnon 9ssassssI Of rsn ~ Bsosa s H.,
Pred Strong and ebldr,a q Ph,asps.i sSSy NJ T.
pearirc At,d J.so q aSEsna ~ s,ss
stssss q B,iis Array sphs asd ~ s Of Tqgs,s 6 " ~
Kate H. Pip. 4 So Lsas, hoJ Edward scott ~ii, ssla
ior l. De Bsosss iIsst neCy o. Det'eis snhsrs ~iIs
Tnted Couss 10 Smya, Sidney Chsptn, A.
oSe"iy r. bs.i. TSO@s. * Gree . New Ist Mr. P.,et.Oa
Aysv, al outea Arthur Child Of NewYok George
k,,.Ia,t NJ Rurk and three children Of rhiadepai
Mr. Bafew I'll vile Of Chiesgeg M Csoks sed sh o.
w GsTaasr Of shsbFB fs senes ef Penn ifsl "n l
Nsg-Yok: Gabriel Gaveia James tfk,
Frsdrrck Ksns Capt Rash hst from Japsh w.. !, sN
Nj, .sd NJ. w III Me0rah 4. Hsfsos hss Blanche and
n.a Nj Nina Masers NJ sad HssIes Mr. ana Mr.. y fsrA-
boa., .nS bn Mr.. Merry iughes Master Hughes Ms Gee
Mar., M. p.yid Msss Masters Asso and
Msils MI g. iaht No AMI Ms Doh.S MT ssd m Mr, s
Mitchell VIM Brown. Win T. BaIns Mr. j. ~ hngish pI
Mr and No Psppss aud intact Nj Tarnas \ r sSfaTe @ s h .
Rtochys Mr aud Mrs g. Mayte aud infant jose sanf nj
Dolmont Corsle hehe Nine j. Baron s nS, S
Fsneis r. Wallace A. w. Cling Jaa Cow j. pA'nl~sut NsN
yori, M Mn. A Harsr AMI iuh"t NJ AID MIA o. L
New-York tribune., 1867-04-29

so 7iS BRoApEp
MANAGED on THE VOYAGE.
H. Khgis CALIooEs UaTa sas) WI ts -
''Ss" 16JiS mRfI1rS No Is Csru.s = eor Bis-et,r
GREAT RUSH AT THK CHEAP sTOKk
Al over he Ay dsetarT1ug hah thsr hsnds
Our STORE CROWDED WITH CusTOhKRa
CIANCk FOk HOUSEkEkPfhh.
LACR CURTAINS from suctiou. foE ~ - pr ct
TAMBOuR CURTAINS FROM Auctaa. from 81 y peG set
HEAVY MARSEILLEs QUILTS. - Zach
AIHAABRA ENGLISH QllIIh - % zach
The Bew Ftye PRINCESS BiGRNtb QUILT 80 zach
IIsAVy German TABLE LINEN, 10 e,nis per yard.
aO doIeu LINEN TOWELS. - cents eaeh-voh 70 tsn's
The ches pet sHBKT1SGs 10 The eousiy.
l0t heavy sllIETiNGs only 20 eat, pe1 Ia'd
Pillow Case MUsLfSb, Is oents per Iad
Good shTing NuSLiks y. osnt@
Past color PRINTS 70 cents
CRASH TOWKILSG, SHEETS TOILET COVERS. NAPKINS,
Rsmssoe,I Io, Ess RHTs 20 e.nsOrh Ji cents
We have only feg bales AID they sil not last long
DRESS GOODS DRESS GOODS
Dress Goods AL styles les than gold value
Our GaIzAged MOlIAIR ALPACA Al 80 esus s not ell sold
SHANLS SEANlh
Sec beAn syes 10 summer sAWLs-the tees GOODS ever
Osefed o this county.
BLACK SILKS, from suction. very cheap.
LADIES' CLOTH, IN an oolors.
LINEN sHBETlEGsi ths best only 81 cents
Iuhin's hest KID GLOVES, : IS
IINEE BED SACKS half pnee.
HOSIERY GLOVES LAds and Gei UNDBBWEAk from aucioH
NURSERY DIAPER half price.
JACOSBrs PhAIDs EAlNsOoK Book aud stripe MUSLIN
cheap.
BLANKETS and BED C0MFORTABLRs, manufacture the
cheapest IN the country
Hoe Boarding. and Steamboats, supplied Wholesale country
wholesale Probable
they are cheap JOHN HEATHS
DRY GOODS FOR TIIE MILLION,
No. IS Csrnns at, cor Bleeeker.
sFuton Perry BecIrst and sIbs's ears the door
Parcels ssutr
New-York tribune., 1867-04-29
pISSENG ERS ARRTTED.

FROM HAMRpRG April 2TIn steamship Canbna-TbtS eeIs
srah Rsey Deppenan, Ant hunY G. sao@"n, bysi-
HaBea
New-York tribune., 1867-04-29
mat the oldest daneb =

ga. p.kt;,, c,ns,.s, s4ases mat the oldest daneh
ter Bssss q gst gas ss s sss bhsssg com
10 be msred 10 young but hss hatch The officers
sna asylum e. 6rsSs eSs UP Mas ss not insane et her go
Of the asylum a. 10 take charge OF school bat s h.s
aS aphs me marriage OF the gentleman 10 "Hon s"'
New-York tribune., 1867-04-29
MrSIArrRR ALMANAC.

.....- MINIATURE ALMANAC. -.
Moon Stts..lzJl
Sandy Hoak ....l: :56 Cows Island q - Hell ~
New-York tribune., 1867-04-29
BORT maroen's Nsiiss.

1rlf !el 1879 e. ~ 'ts'' srsrn Rrv.fow,
r,-s'- IA a PoRr wsEpKN osy,cs. Ne 20 Wa'sus
NOTICE Is hereby given, In accordance Win va.
Nv sed5on of che Act psxd APii H. te7, entsd
shs wsras od< sf che Pert @ Mes Ieth .sr,
hssnf the snje safseef 80
stry that fAe 6ssr,ax sste
D. the Port wssos and that the sz srses or 1900 -
vessels: 81 - n ~ = - a.--.-,s,.r - q
bhF Desiepefsnsss
bnk MAJ Stetson. X
' ~AA ~ MiXTfiORss roAPkSs' President
Apa. u.,stx.x a.er.t.Ff. .-fra..I
New-York tribune., 1867-04-29
Mlarble Hlantels

hIARBLEIZED SLATE MANTELSs-Snperior
vi In durabe; Lsh the rree f marble r.
sPE~ s4 No. ooS, ss~sea s1ih A ae,A "a.
MARBLE MANTELS.--5J0 MANTELS on
dsy liberal dcaesa .. kLABkks Msnse Marsoons No
los Esst Eigh 81 near Rhdavr n l. Cox 'es on.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-29
pLATTSBURGH BREAKWATER.-seale,

PxxssYLvASiA RAILRoAp CohPAEs,l
PhILApzLPHIA February 4. 1851
PROPOSALS will be received at the office OF
the Railroad Company, Philadelphia Until the ART
dsy Of 1857 nue nlsss satisfactory propoa should be re-
previously from responsible pasi dssnng Goa
,r,et nth "a. establishment Of direct line StsaE
ship. be- veen Phlsdephs and LverPsel .
Bank form sol proposal with detailed nornao VII ne lnhes
no. ,anIeatsa 10 : EDMUND SMITH, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-29
Dlpi0eno Notices.
Chanres for Bnsiness Hler.

IN OLD PHYSICIAN in Dutchess County,
IN Y Property Practice Sale Rsiers 20 Drs
Cooper and Payne Pougheepe Cesg Co. No 1e Bodw
A PARTY having too many irons III the fire,
~ e0rtrolng Of profitable bo
hand Scales and FuTes Of iea iot 40
dressN COulADdtr.
nor SALE-A Gents Furnishing and Hosiery
STORE BrOkyn having ten estshshei
yeas present proprietor wishing 10 rsIe A. h bEhNhI Ne
~ PaltOn-st, BIooslyh
NOR SALE-One- half of the BOOK and JOB
PRINTING OFFICE Of W PRATT Co, No 75futon ~, n J.
Apply o Subscriber the premises ~ ~ -, ,--r,n,,.,
NOTICE.-For SALE-A third interest in an
~ old Mobile Ala paying about +Z~V
. wear. address Lock Bon No. Se3, Mobile Ala
New-York tribune., 1867-04-29

.s,udr cl 'g Z.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-29
a PACIFIC RAILROAD oONPANI

rANorAI AxD INTEREST GUARANTEED By TlE ATLANTIC
New-York tribune., 1867-04-29

No. IO3 LlBEET1-sT., NES YORK, April l9, 1861 s
NOTICE is hereby given that the Annual
IN Meeting Of The CENTRAL RAILROAD COM
PANY OF EEwJERSRY elect nine Director @ the year neI
ansng bed the Office Of the COMPANY EhEabehpO New
gsrsey between the hours Of II Oelk and O'clock m Of FRI
DAY msy 10, peI-
aay the Iltb proIino. SAMUEL KNOX, Secretary,
New-York tribune., 1867-04-29

DREAK WATER AT BURLINGTON, VT
ID SEALED PROPosns yin be received By she Ssersned s1
ofM MATERIALS and LABOR required an Ne
ola Breskvater at Burhngton, VT, wa a.
10000 Ksesr Henol Timber not sss than 10 inches
diameter In sticks %. less than Is feet long. .
linear n Timber less han 10 inches dane
ter 10 not ICES than 25 rect long. ,
cubic feet Of White Pine Timbe II inches square shes BOZ
less than IS feet long -..- ..-...
40 feet hos I'd measure Of White Bebes tAiek
$3.50 pounds Of i9ineh Wfought Iron spke. -. ..
Is 600 cubic yards Of Rubb stone IN fragments Vang ron io'o q"
psaDda ....- .. r. IL.
nd involved the construction OF the BeakSater
uppod crhs Of leo feet long eeh % feet vide a. me sss
And FRET depth At low water and nsng -
uaing framing putting ;egbrr and p1tn IN
cubic loot linear loot
lumber used which amounts nuss cover
a Of construction exclusive Of material
The or stone should much delivered In the cribs
vbep Ia position. -. . -,, -. -, -. 4.
Az The o the best quality deliverable at such po
undersgned his agent aeec and s
Plans showing the proposed construction oi he efos
nay obtained BY addressing the nudFTsigned
he gequyes spara proposals. o each material and for abor
q 4 BLuST' Hsut Cob Engineers, BTe' Col u y A.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-29
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cOuTH-w

TWENTY YEARs TO RUN.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-29
Proposals.


Orucy op Army CIsrHIre BosDAsx, I
No 70 BRaApwEY, HEv York, April Dc, 1874
A RMY SUPPLIES-SEALED PROPOSALS
win he received at this FRIDAY The % Of Nay
beIt furnishing such quantities em s 10 time
may required M the Of tsdepos aat The Let Of hA s sAe
following articles, via: ...
RalIs f0d I'D '.
Lamp Oil, gallon spern- .... ......
Boz Chisela
Boz
Wooden hal.e.s Iron bound
Nail EiAmmers |...t t .... ."... ...
Marking Pots
Marking Brssbes, assorted .t
Trucks, Nos 3 and 5. .........
Baling rNne- . TO I-.If -
. Lau.-ns, for oil ..
Further information can had BY applying Al ths ehse -
Bonds required Of eu bidder Cor the fth, rrFo
nc Of q oontrsct .-ea... .... ..
tbe night reject part or e whole sf
hid a, interest the seyioe
Proposals will ibdorsed Proposals FOR Furnishing Harws ana
sSdresrea % Bre,s. Brig Gen d. IL yTNT0N,
N N Qen N 4 A
New-York tribune., 1867-04-29
CLOSING PRICES.

ALL CLASSES OF UNITED STATES FUNDS CREDiIED ON
RRMITTBD POR, ON RECEIPT AT MARKET RATES,
FREE or ALL COMMISSION CHARGER
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-12-19
baltimore Market:

BALTIMORE December 14.-CoFFEE-The only sale
TODAY WAS 75O bags Ocean Ranger, to go west on
private te ms balance OF Lapwng cargo, 6O0 Bags was
closed out yesterday also private terms The market
is quiet but without quotaole change. ,,. s,,,.,a
Corros-Receipts light and stock reduced; demand
less active than for the previous day. the cable advces
indicating further decline We report sales OF IA oaes
Good Ordinary at lax cts 80 bales Middng at loc; we
quote Low Middling at 14A cts some holders asking
Is cts
DRESSED Hoes-Are higher; we notice sales at w Gus
for lots and retailing at 70 cts q ID.
FLoUR-The severe cold snap prevailing Is calculated
to check the work of milers. The receipts will doubt
less fall of; owing 10 this cause holders are nr out
there is no inquiry shipment and the trade but very
sparinely To-day heard OF no sales worthy OF no.
ice. -, u
TODAY having been obsructed from the eff cts OF the
we're weather both by water and rail- or wheat only s0o
bushels red received too mcagre to make market Only
sales reported were $50 bushels prime red at ~ To- and
l5O bushels inferior white 81 90 Corn-SS0O bushels
white and 2450 bushels yellow comprised the ouerine
the market was fully maintained for prime dry-incluoe
in the sales were $500 bushels good TO prime whe AZ
81 lsa1 90 1860 bushels to condition from p 70 70
400 rushes Western yellow at 81 20; small iots ol
MARYLAND do to condition at 81 1Oal 12 car oao OF
Western mixed at 81 25 OatsWe repeat sales OF 5OuU
bushels prime rs cents 450 bushels good at 10 cents
weight; 100 bushels common at GU cents measure. ho
$50 bushels offered, but Lone sold.
PRov1sIoSs-1he market very quiet to-day; we
heard OF no transactions iu Bulk Meats, offerings light
Bacon is moving >lowly ut 1154a12c tor shoulders loa
lSc RIB, and lc ior clear rib Sides l7alSc Tor cy
cured Hams. Prime new Western Lar Is scarce, anu
held l31c per b at which hgure small lots have beeu
TAKEN Mess Pork quot -dy ut s23a23 50 per Dbl
SUo, ,R-Nothng whatever reported to-dIy III tue way
of saes veIy little inquiry the Of the trade. and
conued prime gUoIs which are in light Stock prices
are without alteration.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-12-19
Gold Works Wonders.

Richard of spendthrifts was the chief,
There ne'er was such another;
A barrister without brief,
No money. and no pothor.
Twas hard that he. so gay and free.
should have an elder brother.
he paid no tailor for his coat,
His duty was to wear one; ;
He often lacked fve-pound note
But ne'ar a friend TO share one.
In bliss, his voice exclaimed, "heloice'
In sorrow. "Grin and bear II.
His purse was empty. yet ne spent
AS though his path were SUNNY
Borrowed at twenty-five per Ceh''
And cave away the money.
"a fellow-drone could always own
little OF the honeyJ
rror turned at last. tho brother died,
For death will not spare any;
And Dicl, the lord of acres wide,
dare not say how many
Inherited, the gossips say,
very pretty penny.
His friends are now left in the lurch,1
his manners dry and chilling,
He'll give hundred to church,
neighbor not q shilling;
But, as they 60, he'll mumble low,
"Unable, not unwilling"
Write him tale Of woe, his eyc
Turns upward in the socket,
And .heu he lays your let er by
With date and car full docket.
Call, and I douot you'll ind him out
or temper. town, or pocket.
Can gold work wonders? Yes, it can
The cruel exorcisor
Has changed an honest. .hriftless man
Into grasping miser;
Less foolish, true, than him we knew,
Yet Lot o whit the wiser.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-12-19

The Baltimore Sun of Monday, the 10th inst says:
DISPATCHES from Washington saturday state that the
Senate nauce c. mmiee, after lengthy discussion oi
the financial question agreed 70 postpoae action uw LII
be presented as substitute for the currency conracn
Bill which, it is tnou-h will satisfy the DO Sc and DC
approved by the Secretary to be generally be-
eyed that the finance comni tee will not agree to the
use bill suspending the power OF tie Seciem 20 re-
tire or cancel United States notes Secretary NcCu locn
is oupo ed to it its present shape and the is
that the commits coincide n hum, and therefore 1t is
likely to be 30 amended to leave with the Secretary
eoo tenucrs each month not EXCEEDING perhaps one or
two M lions instead OF four millions, as now provided
by law.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-12-19

abolished but whenever the amount OF the tax Costs
M of any person cannot be made out OF any properly OF
which he is possessed the Sheriff holding the execution
.ho make return thereof the commissioners OF Roads
or Public Buildings other appropriate municipal au'
tbtv who may enforce the payment OF the tax due oy
labor upon the roads, bridges and other pubic WORKS
,orded that the commutaton value OF SUCH LABOR snail
o he less than fifty for labor day OF eight hours
10 All taxes levied by this order. except when such
faxes are payable quarterly shall be duo and US
enows. Onehaf on or before the thirty-nrst DAY Oh
March one thousand eight hundred and sixtyei5ht anu
o ramaipng half on or before the bireth day OF June
ono tbousand eight hundred and sxty-eight ANY per
son desiring to pay the whole amount Of his taxes lex
cont such as are returned quarterly on or before the
first day of March shall have the privilege OF SO
doing and shall be entitled to discount OF hVe per
cont upon the amount of taxes falling due on tue 3uth
day of June, 1868.
IL No Tax olector Assessor shall receive us COLL
missions until his returns have been received a. tne
Treasurer's Office, and been approved by him.
u. Taxes levied by municipalities, corporahons' OF
other local authorities under general or specal a"
oftbe State will conform in principle to the notifications
hcreinbefore made.
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Wuminpton Market.

WILMINGTON December 17.-IURPENTrNE-Marke
ouis but prices are unchanged Saes OF pit bbs at
% as for s (. and 81 60 for hard per go lbs.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-Ha' mIther deemed, and we
QUOT sales i'd y OF $50 bbls at 4oc per gallon
R0s1N-Has been rather more inquiry TO day sales
Of s bbs at 81 80 strained 81 IS for No and s237
AZ 50 lor NO l. -
IAa--Only As bbls sold at 50 per Dbl.
CorroS- ste dy. Sales OF S6 tales ut lSc Tor
low middling and 1870 for midd ings.
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Consignses per Northeastern Railroad,
December IS,
PasSengera,

Per steamship Sea Gull, from Batimore--NIr Badger
wife and child.
Per steamer St Helena from Fdisto and Rockville
hopKlnson Young, John Tannsden Major L E
Johnston, j LaRoehe. ] LaRoche F Reed a KINGS.
j Mikell and son Sans, r Lodoyico ] f Krrne
dy. } whaey Miss Bissen Miss Newboid. Mrs New
bold, Stevens 4 howe, r LaRoche. W L simons
henson, and 81 deck,
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Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA December 17.-CorroN-The market open
Cd brisk with good demand for New York middlnS at
and liverpool which affected our market caused 1t to
close easy, without auotable change New York Mid
dine l4c Total sales $50 bales Receipts l45s bales
1he following are Mondays sales and receipts which
we omitted to publish in report yesterday morning:
sales 729 and receipts $40 bales. , .,,.,,,<.,-
BAcoS-Smoked shoulders otoS aSeS SonSers
11aiiH: Dry alted C 4 Sides lsaa14 Hams l8a24 cts
The above quotations for large packages small lots
triIi be HaIc higher than these figures.
CoRsNNew white 81 10; mixed 81 0sal TO-
WHEAr-White SO 5Oa4; red 80 40a2 81.
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eT7- ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.-PRlZES
CAsHEp AND INFORMATION FURNISHED.
The highest rates paid for DoUBLooNs and all kinds
OF GOLD AND SILVER.
TAYLOR CO., Bankers,
No. 16 Wall street
October 10 1yr New York,