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Marine ilews.
Port of Charleston. March IS
Arrived Yesterday.

Steamship Manhattan, Woodruff, New York-isir
Saturday, T NJ Mdze. To James Adge- & Co, Rail
road Agent, Augusta u Summervllle Railroad.
Adger ( CO, D ANNE, C Ahrens & Co Bart Il
W;sr. J G Burckmeyer, T Boag, N BRISTOL, W 5
corWln / Co, Bates & Co, L Cohen d Co, Camp.
hsil Knox 6 Co, Commins, Ciacius Witte, Il
ca;e-, Daly Darcy steamer Dictator Elm Elm
-;sh Winemar & CO. q Gerdts X Co, c Goldstein,
] III GraYer Hurkamp & Co: Harrison: John
C. King eiboon, Asis'e ch5pnaRT 1sgSHis5 a6S1
v v Ja..biegsen. G Minor Co. J McEihose. {
C,.,nsIH d l.,ys:H X son, 6 Peirce. Quinn Bros,
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Consignees per South Carolina Railroad
March IL.

sl4 bales Gotten, GO bales Mdze, 1861 tags Grain,
% bbls Rosin, cars Wood and Lumber, cars Ma
chnery, car Old Bones, cars Stock. &c. To Street
Bros { Co, West Jones, n Robson, Jeide,
man Co, W Thatcher & Co, Seago, Railroad
Agent, n Averi ] Binns, G Williams & GO. j
Campsen Co. wornacan & Co, " Mcclure, Gold
smith K Son, q Rodgers X Co, Gibbes Co, B
Williams, " Newbert, Adams, Frost Co. Roach.
" Dukes s Co, J B sloan G q Walter Co, c
Blum. klatte i Co. Bissel! & CO, q BeaItie Co,
" Courtney & Co, Thurston & Holmes, Wardlaw
L Carew, DeSaussure, S Fass, J. NJ Caldwell 4
Sons, Graeser. Lee, Smith & Co. HSnckel Utsey i
Kenyon, Claussen, " DowGng & Co, e Bis
choG Co.
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Passengers.

Per steamship Manhattan, from New York-Mrs
Weed, Plat, Mrs Agnew, Mr. Bigelow. wife, chill
dren and nurse, Staples ] Parsons and lady,
R T Jones. G Bacon, Mrs W Leaver. Miss hitty Pc
shall Mrs " E Stroud, Miss Emma Newly, Miss NJ
Marshall, " Dearborn, W Brooke, j Van allen,
Mrs Joseuh Garness, Miss Lotta Provost, Luche,
B Page, Dillon and wife, Barrett, Semke, G
Johnson. MISS ANNE DuCharnes. Miss Lulu Grafian
Smith Miss Minn:s - Graham, Miss Carrie Ie-
Cunt and II steerage
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WilmfngtOn Market.
WILMINGTON, March l6.-TuEPESTNE-Has de-
cned 1Oc and sales o. l1i7 bbls at So ~ ior
soft and So for hard, e 2s0 lbs.
SPIRITS TURpESTNE-The market has ruled quiet
to-day We hecr OF sales OF about geo bbls AZ Soc e
paIlon-market closing with SIC offered.
RosN-Sales of 75G bbs at 50 80 for strained and
No and SS 25 for No /; and 3s bbls at SIS cor Pale.
TAR-No change in price. Sales OF 5sl obls at
50 80 = Dbl.
CoTToN-The market is frmer to-day, and prices
are shade better Sales Of 141 bales at 2oa2lc for
stained and Ordinary a22i4a223sc for Low Middhng,
and 23c for MiddliDg.
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New Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS. March 2-CoTToN.-The sales
to-day amounted to $500 bales, ct an average de.
cline of &c We now quote Ordinary ct 201sao1c,
Good Ordinary at 2oa-c Low Midd]ing at 2Sa-c
Middlinz q: 2S1sa2Ss4c. a2d Strict Middhrg at
24a-c.
The market opened with better and more general
inquiry, but mostly from buyers, who claimed con-
cessions OF about lc from previous rates, and had
factors been willing to meet them on This ba ss. the
business wond no doubt have been on quite liberal
scale; but several finding that hey we're unable 20
operate at these limits, withdrew hence the sales
were confined to the amount noted above A-er
the receipt Of the P NJ telegram from Liverpool,
factors were less stringent in their p-stentions ana
prices were accepted which lad been previously re-
fused
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
Stock en- hand September Isl, 1867, Ibalesl 1926
Arrived previously. 556,t5s-55i,l2s
572,Ssa
Cleared to-day. y..................... 3,elO
Cleared previously y............ 10, 9ll-4'u'S2l
Stock on hand and on slipboard. ....... .lU1 .5G3
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An Ordinance

TO REGULATE TIE COLLECTION OF THE CITY
TAXES, PRESCRIBING THE DUTIES OF CERTAIN
CITY OFFICERS, AMI FOB OTHER PURPOSES.
Every owner oil lot, sub-dividsd lot, or piece Of
ground within the city, enclosed end occupied, and
which has rot good and suttcienr wei. o. cistern,
capable of containing ct least three hundred gallons
Of water, and b2it OF brick stone. with pump to
the same ft for use, shall he liable 10 penalty OF
forty dollars Tor every such Let, sab-diuded ,ot,
piece of ground found without such sufceu: well or
cs:erp and pump, 20 be recovered il The City Court
in the name Of the CITY Council OF Charleston their
assent being first obained onehaI the use Of tie
nformer, and the remainder the use Of the city;
and it shall be the duty OF the City Assessor 20
force the provision OF this clause.
II shall not be lawful for any master, superce-go,
other pe-En attached 10 any vessel in tie ucr, OF
Charleston; 20 vend beard any slch vessel, or on
tho wharves, any goods, wares, merchandise or pro-
duce. either on his or tier account; or aGtEt
or cocsignee. until he or thy staI Eav- Cbt.ined
rom tEe city treasury License 20 SCI ;i.en goods,
va-es. merchandise CT p-odTce as Aforesaid, oi
which license Re or they shall respectively ya? &c re
City Treasurer me FUN o; hulccel Ge..a-s, 20
eether with the aforesaid FAX upor ire aMcrE: o,
tbs G. teir si!es re said .csc:c g coG.rs G, .c-.e
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TIE IMPEACHMENT coNsP1RAcY-TH REAL AM
mus OF THE PRocEED1Se-A BOLD SCHEME OF
TmRAp1cALs-TM CASE OF FALABAMA-oFF1cE-
HOLDERS AND oFF1cE-sEEKERs ALREADY COURT
NGrHE WADE REGnH-A CLEAN SWEEP PROB
: ABLE-THE PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES.
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Gitp advertisements.
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS.
OFFICE CITY ENGINEER,l
CEAE1EsToS, March y, 1865.
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- until 70 O'Clock, NJ, the Goth instant. for FUR
NISHING MATERIALS OF PRIME QUALITY AND
BUILDING A FENCE AROUND HAMPSTEAD
MALL, according 70 design and specifications to be
seen at this OGce louis j. BARBOT,
NYa-cb 1e CITY Erpireer
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for year; and If any master and supercargo, or
any other person attached to any vessel in the port
Of Charleston shall sell on board Of any vessel or en-
any OF the wharyes, any goods, wares. merchandise
nance. he or they shall forfeit and pay for each and
every such offence the sum Of TWO hundred dollars,
to be recovered by suit in the City Court, in the
name Of the City Council Of Charleston. one.half
thereof for the use Of the city, and is hereby made
the duty Of the - to enforce the provisions OF
this ordnance.
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OFFICE CHIEF OF POLICE,

NA1N CUAHQ 6OUSE,
CHARLESTON March II, 1865.
rTHE ATTENTION OF ALL PERSONS con-
L CERStD is hereby respectfully called 10 the
following City Ordinances, which WI: be er:crced on
and after the 18TH instant.
c. Z. SIGwALD, Chief OF Police.
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An Ordinance

70 PIGrLATE AWNINGS WITHIN TH:; CITY.
Whereas The erection OF wooden awning frames
and the keeping up OF cloth awnings at night are cal
culated 10 obstruct The Light from the gas lamps OF
the city. 10 the manifest inconvenience Ct tee cli'
zens generally:
This ordinance il shall not be lawful 20 erect or rut
up wooden frames or wooden posts for awnings IN
any pers.n or persons offending herein shall forfeit
and pay the sum Of forty dollars for each and every
offence
And be il further ordained, That hereafter 1t shau
not be lawful for any person or persons tc x or keep
up open and unf,rled any awning Of CANVASS, linen
or other cloth in any of the streets lanes or alleys
OF this city at any time or times between the gong
down of the sun and the rising Of the same; and
any person or persons offending herein shall torfeit
and pay the arm of ten dollars for each and every
offence.
AL fines and forfeitures under this ordinance may
be recovered in any court of competent jurisdiction,
and shall 20 one-naf to the informer aid the other
half TO the City Council.
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CROASDALE'S
GENUINE SUPER.P.ROSPHATE
THE STANDARD FERTILIZER.
RICHER IN AMMONIA AND P.5osPEoR-c ACID
THAN ANY oTHER FERTILIZER II IsE
MAEEET.
Sold for Cash. or Approved City Accep-
tence.

READ THE FOLLOWING:
CHARLESTON, S. c., December is. 1867.
Tm Gurney:
DEAR SIR: For the past yssr have had the
superintendent OF large Cotton planting interest
near the city. In the cultivation Of the land have
used CROASDALE'S PHOSPHhTES, and although
the season wes mos. un;avcralle 10 iar experiment
Q: this Fertilizer, with safety say that the bere
fetal effects the crops in he progress its growth
was most manifest. Ny faith in its rclty is so
strong that will recommend i:s use icr ,he ensuing
season. Very respectfully,
G. ". s. LEGARE.
HILTON BEAD, December 90, ls67.
Tr.. Gurrey:
DgAn SIZE: experimental with fve different
kinds Of Phosphates and Manur,s the PES. on
cotton lands, and am iorcltly convinced that
.CROASDALE'S sCPERPHOsPEATE" is far su.
peror 70 any other OF the fertilizers Eave tried, and
think so tavorably ct it that intend giving il the
preference the coming season.
Yours respectfully. r. E. WILDER,
Superintendent E 6. Cotton Company.
rcr sale by WM' GURNEY.
No 1c2 East Bay,
Agent :cr STATE OF South Carolina.
Jan Is 60 Feb II 13 10 Il 90 % 25 81 90, Mch
357lVi2l4l7ls q "a &c 2a 81. hpTl24
January Is
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Clerk of the Market on each Saturday morning of

Clerk of the Market on each SATURDAY motEue "
the week.
SEC. S. That the owners of all butcher peis now
within the bounds Of the city, and not on tide run
ming water, shall be- and by this ordinance are, e.
ide NAV cover their locality at every food. the re-
rnoyal 10 oe made on or before the Isl Of January
1855 and no location to De made on King, lleeting
or Rutledge Streets the three great OF
this section of this ordinance, shall be liable 10 fine
OF sIOO for each day the violation is continued.
SEC c. That after the first day OF January, ls6O, no
bounds of the city except the public pens, and any
person violating this section of this ordinance, shall
be lined 5000 for each day the violation d.
making averages by the Clerk OF tine Market for the
sale and purchase Of cattle, be and the same is mere
by abolished. =.
Ratified in City Council, this twenty-thrt DAY o,
hundred and Attyseven, and in the eghty-nrst year
of American Independence.
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THINGS IN WASHINGTON.

from our own Correspondent
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Gommrreial.
The Charleston Cotton Market.

The Charleston Cotton Market.
OFFICE OF TIE CHARLESTON DAILY NEws,l
CHARLESTON Tuesday Evening, March II, 'ee.
The lower tendency OF prices in the European and
Northern markets forced holders yesterday TO sub
init to decline of about 1c. = 10. Sales $50 bales;
viz at 211s; IL at 22 81 at 22s "a at %; l42 at
at PAX: ia at 25; and 200 on private terms.
We quote:
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An Ordinance

TO ALTER AND AMEND TIE ORDINANCE OF JUNE
ODD, 1857, IN RELATION TO SLAUGHTER HOUSES
AND STOCK.
sEc17oN1 Be ii ordained, That the sixth section
TO public Slaughter houses. public weighing Of stocE,
and public market for the sale of neat cattle, and so
forth, be and the same is hereby repealed
SEC. 3 And be it further ordained, That hereafter
no new butcher pen, or slaughter house, snan oe es
tabished or used within the limits Of the city below
or south of L,ne-street, under penalty Of one hun
dred dollars for each and every day that such Butch
er Pen or slaughter house. shall be used fo the pur-
pose OF slaushtering cattle, hogs, sheep or caves
Ratified in CITY Council, this second 'lay Of Au-
gust; in the year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and ffyn and in the eighty-fturth year
of American Independence.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, March 14-CoFFEE-our marbet
remains quiet for Rio. We have but to report sales
Of $50 bags In lots from second hands at l5a17S cts
gold.
day, closing at 10lsd for middling uplands a. New
Orleans, and with sales amounting to 10000 bales.
Our market was frmer, though not very active We
report sales of 81 bales good ordinary and low mid
ding at % cts 200 bales low midding at cts
"a bales mddlng at AZ cts IS bales strict middng
at o53s cts Market closed quiet but firm at quota
tions, viz:
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Lie WEIGHING OF STOCK, hSD PUbLlC MARKET
FOR THE SALE OF NEAT CATTLE, HOGS, SHEEP,
CALVES, ETC.
whereas, by ordinance ratified the 9th day Of
March, 1907, slaughter pens were prohioited within
the bounds CT the City Of Charleston; and whereas,
by the 18th section Of an ordinance, ratified by City
Council the 31st January, 1851 slaughter pens we're
exempted from the effect Of the ordinance Of 1907
until further action of Council;" and, whereas,
divers petitions have been presented 10 council,
praying the removal Of butcher pens from certain
localities where they have been represented as
puisances:
SECTION !. Be ii ordained, That the piece or par
eel OF isnd lying and beng at the corner OF Presi
dent and Line streets. in the Eighth ward, with oil
the buildings and other eppurtcnances, b. appro-
prated to the Of butchers and otner persons Tor
the slaughter aud dressing Of neat cattle, calves,
sheep swine and goats, intended Tor sale In the MAJ
ket; and the said premises shal1 be under tne care
and supervision Of the commissioners of the Mar
kets and be considered and become part and parcel
of the market. and liable to all the ordinances, rules
and regulations hitherto esaohshed ana nerea1ter 10
be established for the gof government OF sao mar
Ket and of saugh er houses in the city and for the
further accommodation OF the butchers and others
engaging in the business so much OF tnat I!ece,
parcel and lot of land lying west ana north Of the
present slaughter houses snail De reserved 'or iner
use as the same may be needed.
SEC. 2. That The said slaughter houses having
been erected city land and at tie expense OF the
city, shall remain city property, SUBJECT noweSer
TO be rented to butchers and oher persons engaged
a: such moderate rate o; rent as the commissioners
OF the Market mag from tine 10 time determine and
ax, and the rents so collected shall so into the city
treasury in the same manner ss ne ren's Oh 'fe
market.
SEC. g. That from and efe. the ratification OF ttis
ordinance the Commissioners OF tee Market snaI oe
authorized to make tie necessary IIoNslon ior .ne
establishment OF puocc NJ msrket :oc tns se " s.sn
ca calves hog; sheep and and goats may
the proper management OF the same, and to estao-
h a Tie sale arAe laes suses Isen ss5ea ssie s
and goers that lnay be sold at CT within said puoc
market place, and 20 appoint public weeher
same.
SEC. A. It shail te the duty Of the Pqe.c WeisceT G
to make an enry n the proper record ooek G. ~
stock sold az the pubic market place, entering tne
rsmes Of buyer nd seller :he gross weight OF castle
and other stock tie prizes paid eEd tc eve cei
.:fcate OF H. same TO bo;h parties ii desired:
On each Saturday, of tie week :he Public Welenes
shall give 20 lie Che: Clerk OF me Market EspoI'
9: tne s:oci roid ard prices paid during ne week
wl:cn sepor sial te published in 'he daily papers
The puplic weisher, =: any ci tie pubic scales nay
weigh sleel calves. goats and swire, Wien DESIRED
~ ,u5e! &. :e.:. and :epor Ire same to ire Cf:e
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An Ordinance

An OTuIuHuCt
FoR TEE PROTECTION OF The cHAR1 EsToN GAS
LIGHT COMPANY.
Re. ordained That from and after the ratification
Of this ordinance 1t shall be unlawful for any per
son or persons not employed by the Charleston Gas
Light Company for such purpose to light or exun-
euish street or public lamp; and any persen VINO
Snail light or eztinguish any such lamp or lamps or
auy burner in such lamp lamps. shall forfeit and
nav for each and every such offence, sum not e1-
ceednc ten dollars, nor less than five dollars which
penalty sha be recoverable in any court having js-
II shall be the duty Of the City Police and Of the
CITY Guard, to enforce this ordinance and one half
Of all fines accruing by violations OF this ordinance
shall 60 to the person informing OF tile sane, and
the other part to the use OF the city.
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An Ordinance
TO AMEND TIE Law In REFERENCE TO CAPT, DRAY
AND WAGON L1cENIEs.
Be it ordained That from and after the ratification
OF This ordinance, the number of the License Of
each Cart, Dray and Wagon shall be painted or fast
ened on each blind Of the bride Ct the animal draw
ing the same under penalty Of hot less than twelve
or more than twenty dollars for each and every yio
lation Of this provision. March IL
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An Ordinance


TO REGULATE TEE DRIVING OF clRIs' DRAIs'
AND OTHER CARRIAGES THROUGH EISG-sTREET,
AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES.
Wiereas Nary loaded drays and clrts pass un-
necessarily through k:ng-street In the CRY OF
Charleston to the great obstruction OF that tnorouen
fare and TO the serious inconvenience and Danger Oh
those who have business therein:
Be IL ordained, Thst fom ard atter me passmR OF
this ordinance it shall not be lawul &c any censeu
cart drsy wagon other carriage, liden with cot
ION luIober or o;her me-chan 3fse or ,cmmodty,t TO
he dr;ven ,trcuch the said King.st:eet. South Of
Calhoun-sreet or any part thereof save and except
for the purpose q receiving or depos!tnS load In
such part Of said sreet and any driver or conduct-
or OF any such cart. dray, wagon, or snec carnage
offending herein shall forfei. and "a" sum OF NOT
less than ten dcilars nor more tuan twenty douars
that il shall be part Of the condition OF oil ponds
now given or hereafter 20 be given, f1r Licenses Tor
drays carts or other carriages plying for hTe WITH
in the city that the driver and drivers tbereoi snau
conform to and obey all such directions IN relation
10 the streets Of the city may, fror1 tine to time
be given by the Mayor under resoiut on OF Council;
and the publication OF euch directions by the Mayor
in one Of the newspapers OF the city, shaI De hed
an deemed notice thereof to oil parties interested
and for every violation Of this section, the obheor
or obligora of any such bond the diion whereof
is broken in this particular shall forfeit and pay the
snm of ten dollars. And In addition thereto, the
owner or owners OF any drays. cars or carriages,
the drivers whereof offend herein, sbiu be subjected
TO forfeiture Of his or their hcensef, at the scre
ton OF Council.
That the fifth section Of an ordinance, ratified on
the twen.y.ffth April, eighteen hun dred and forty
three requiring the City Treasurer TO take bond for
one hundred dollars before issuing license for ON.
nious, hack, carriage, wagon, cart or dray, be so
amended as to permit the Treasurer to include IN
one pond es many licenses as may be applied for by
one individual, making the penal amount Of said
bond equal In hundred douers to tho number OF Il.
csnsee applied for and taken out.
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Wilmington Market.

Stock on hand and on shipboard.
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An ordinance
TO Provide FURTHER FOE TEE HEALTH AND
CLEANLINESS OF TIE CITY.
Be il ordaired, That from and afer the passing Of
this ordinance II shall not be lawfll for any person
or rerscns to connect any vault. privy or water
closet upon any lot, with any Of the drains Of the
city, or to discharge convey the contents thereof
Tending terein, whether he CT they be owners or o.
cupants Of such lot shall forfei. aod pay to the city
the sum of one thousand dollars !or each and every
offence and also further additional sum OF one
hundred dolars for each and ever day that the said
grievances, or any OF them, ehan continue, after
written nonce. from the Mayor o. one Of the City
Inspectors, to abate or discontinue the same And
any person who shall be ed or engaged IN
the building or construction Of any means OF con-
veyance or connection for the pur poses aforesaid or
any Of them shall forfeit and pay 10 the city for each
offence the sum Of one hundred dolars.
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An Ordinance

TO PREVENT INSTRUCTIONS BENG PLACED n
TIE WAY OF FIRE WELLS AND FIRE ENGINES.
Be il ordained, That it shall not he lawful for any
person or persons to put lumber, bricks, or other
materials on or in the immediate neiehborhood Of
any public fire we'll go as to obstrlct the approach
thereto, or the working Of the FIRE engines, or in
front O. any engine house wLer,b! tine .ree ngress
and eg-ess Of the engines may be prevented; aany
Of lot less than fty nor more than hundred del
lars, and, IN addition thereto, twenty dollars Tor
each dag such obstruction snail oe allowed TO re-
main, after rotce shall have been given 20 remove
the same
It snail be the special duty OF Ii. police officers to
-eport al violations Of the foregoing section and the
iniormer, n each case, shall BE- entitled to cne
mc;sIy Of tie penalty received.
The New York herald., 1868-03-09

100 WEST 18TH ST. IN THE REAR.-A RESPECT.
To- able girl 10 do LAUNDRY work general housework
no objection V 10 short hstance 10 the country.
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PERSONS AT A DISTANCE

may communicate coSymxSTIarr by letter IL they
ss Two Dollars for Consul Fee in each isti
J. istters, Communications and interviews strictly
private and confidential. No will be given 10
letters unless Dollars enclosed a consultation
*. BY Inciosing four cent stamps, DIR. RAPHAEL'S
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THE HEALING POOL.

THE HEALING POOL.
ESSAYS for YOUNG MEN, on the CRIME of
L SOLITUDE, and the ERRORS, ABUSES
and DISEASES which destroy the manly powers
aud create impediments to MARRIAGE, With
sure means Of relief. Sent in sealed letter en-
vel"pes free Of charge. Address DIR. J. Skill
LIN HoUGHToN, Howard Association. Phi
delphia, Pa. feblsdiaw3n.