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Japan. (By correspondence.)
Some years since It was deemed necessary for the
protection Of the public against the importation of
spurious roots and drugs for Congress to pass law
establishing an Inspector of Drugs in every port Of
entry in the United States But this wise precauton
does not prevent the importation of spurious roots,
leaves and medicinal herbs. Nearly one.half of the
ssrsaparillas, Pareira Brava, Peruvian Bark, &C.,
brought into this country and Europe are spurious,
and when prepared for medicinal purposes are, in
fact, useless and fails to produce the beneficial re-
suits that the chemist and physician expect to
realize That no such objection Inay exist, and that
the public may depend securing the true roots In
the Sarsaparilian Resolvent DR.. Railway has adopt
ed plan Of gathering the several roots, &C., used
in his medicines, under the direct supervision Of
rusty and intelligent agents.
This Is an enterprise never before attempted, and
it Is one long needed. The loose manner in which
vegetable barks, roots leaves gums and other medi
cinal substances aIe gathered by ignorant natives,
hall aaya ,es Hottentos, &c, and the cupidity OF
these rascas OF substituting spurious for the true In
selling these roots &C., to traders causes many mis-
takes, and often disappoints physicians in preacrb-
ing root possessing known properties In not fulfill
ing their expectations.
Hence the wisdom and nberaity of DR.. Railway in
adopting plan that will secure the true and gen.
uine We getabe substances, fresh from their native
SOIL cultivated in gardens and attended with care.
In Brazil he obtains pareira brava; Jamaica, W. L.,
sarsaparilian; mdia, E. l., hemedesmus indicus;
Persia, the Persian oil is expressed from the amyeI
dale NUT Japan the three newly discovered roots are
grown under contract by distinguished horticutur-
ist, and the only country where these roots are
grown These Japanese roots are held in high esti-
nation by the Mobiles, Kaimos and distinguished
savans, as purifying agents. also in the cure OF dy-
pepsia, Indigestion jaundice and liver complaints,
and are used tea after dinner beverages. and as
tonic drinks diet mixed in wine, &C.; also possess
the most astonishing virtues skin diseases and
impurities of the blood. RADWAY'S SARSAPARIL'
LIAM RESOLvENT is, therefore, the most perfect
rem edy in the world. No wonder the sarsaparilas
of the shops are such poor, weak WASHES compared
with DIR. RAILWAYS SARsAPa RILLIAN.
THE ROOT ITSELF
differs from oil :arsarara roots ever seen in this
country Those Wishing pure perfect remed! tc
cleanse the blood and system from all impurities
Try DIR. RAILWAYS sARsAPA!LLIAN RESoLT'
ENT
Sold at No. 81 Maiden Lane New York. Six bos
ties Tor SIS Will be sent by express.
] June Dac
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STEAM TO LIVERPOOL.

STEAM TO LIVERPOOL.
CALLING AT QUEENSTOWN.
A~hn, THE NMAN LINE, SAILING
-M}N2SE4s9 sEMI-WEEKLY. carrying the q.
laIET s Mails. consisting of the following
r-ss@ steamers:
CITY OF BALTIMORE,
CITY OF WASHINGTON,
CITY OF BOSTON,
Sailing every Saturday and every alternate AoNday
at PM, from Pier No. As North River, New York.
RATES OF PASSAGE,
BY THE MAIL STEAMERS SAILING EVERY SATURDAY.
Payable in Gold. Payable in Currency. .oo
LIST Cabin. 500 steerage. $50
1st Cabin 10 London. .105 steerage to London. 30
LIST Cabin to Paris .1l5 steerage to Paris oS IS
Passage by the Monday stelmers-First Cabin $50,
gold; sfeerage $50; payable in q. S, currency.
Rates ofpassage from New York to Halifax; Cabin.
800, Steerage $40; payable in gold.
Passengers also forwarded to Hayre, Hasiourg,
Bremen, &C., st stmoderate rates.
Steerage passage from Liverpool and Queenstown,
.40 currency. Tickets can be. bought hsro by per-
SONS sending for their friends. ~s
For further information apply at the Company's
offices. JOHN G, DALE, Agent,
No. Is Broadway, New York. =
June4 emo
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CASH RATES FOR ADVERTISING:
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TEN CENTS per line for each subsequent insertion.
The above prices are far less in proportion to the
circulahon-thc main element Of value In adver.
tising-than those of any other daily paper in tn
city, or in the South.
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tom.
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TIE DAILY NEWS have introduced the system ef
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THE TRI-WEEKLY NEWS.
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sSTHE STEAMER CITY POINT WILL
discontinue her trips to Florida for summer repairs,
until further notice. June 2
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m SOUTHERN MUTUAL INSURANCE

@ SOUTHERN MUTUAL INSURANCE
COMPANY OF GEoRG1A-DIvIDEND NOTICE
Customers of this Company and others, having in
their possession the outstanding Dividend Scrip from
Nos. 10 s, both inclusive, are hereby notified to
present the same at the Company's Agency in this
city, for PAYMENT IN CASH.
Scrip Nos. 6 and will be received In payment Ct
premiums AT PAR; and No! Confederate issuel,
at 25 per centum of its nominal value.
BY order of the Board Of Directors
]. L. HONOUR,
Agent Southern Mutual Insurance Co. Of Athens, Ga.
Junee mwfmw5 No. 8 Broad-street.
@ WHEATON'S OINTMENT WILL CURE
the Itch.
WHEAToN's OINTMENT will cure Salt Rheum.
wHEATONS OINTMENT cures Old Sores.
wHEATON's OINTMENT cures al Diseases
the Skin.
Price so cents by mail 90 cents. All druggists
sell il. WEEKS POTTER, Boston, Propr:etors.
September 16 3Smwfly
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@ THE GREAT PRESERVER OF
HEALTH. TARRANT's EFFERvEscENT SELF
ZER APERIENT can alwaya be relied upon as
pleasant mild, speedy and positive cure in all cases
of costiveness, Dyspepsia, Heartburn, Sick Head.
ache, Indigestion, Sour Stomach, Liver Complaint.
Billousness, Fatulency. Fullness of Blood and all
Infamatory Complaints where gentle cooling ca
tharc is required SO says the Chemist, so says the
Physician, says the great American Public Of the
Nineteenth Century.
Heed ye them, and be not without bottle In the
house. Before life is imperled, deal judiciously
with the symptoms; remember that the sghtinternal
disorders of to-day may become an obstinate incura.
BILE disease tomorrow.
Manufactured only by the sole proprietora, TAR
RANT & CO., Wholesale Druggists, No. 27S Green
wich and No. 100 Warren streets New York.
Sold By all Druggists.
February [oct31] 3mo
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be know not. I neither expect nor desire to
be candidate for Office again. 1t would, how
ever. crafty me exceedingly If the Democratic
party would take ground which would assure
the party against all attempts to subyert the
principle Of universal suffrage established in
eight, and to be established in all, Of the
Southern constitutions. Then, 1 think, the
future of the great cause-for which have
labored 80 long-would be secure, ard
should not regret my absence nom poltlcal
labors. SALMoN +. CdASEs
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FOR LIVERPOOL
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
ITO SAIL ON SATURDAY. 1sa, JUNE.l
FOR BALTIMORE.

! no SAlL ON SATURDAY, 1sAl lJ0NE.l
FOR BALTIMORE.
A&A-,a THE SWIFT DOUBLE SCREW
NkTTYY.S STEAMSHIP sMaRYLAND," E. O.
LN1RlDlik3HS REED, Commander, will sail for the
-zSSEZ- Se above port on Saturday, 18th June,
at One o'clock P NJ, from Pier No. l. Union Wharves.
Ca Shippers Of POTATOES and VEGETABLES
are informed that arrangements have been made for
the prompt trapshipment of their freight to Phila.
delphia. Rate per barrel, 75 cents; per crate, 40
cents, Through"
The usual through Bills of Ladilg Will be given to
Philadelphia, Boston, st. Louis, Louisville, Cinctn.
natl and other Northern and Western points.
For Freight engagements apply to
COURTENAY & TRENHOLM,
June5 fmwI Union Wharva.
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rrRoM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT
NIcKERsoN's HOTEL,
COLUMBIA, June 10.
can scarcely be said Of the late Democratic
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a5r SCIENCE VS.. IGNO-
RANCE AND Intelligent agents
under pay from DR.. Railway are sent to the follow
ing countries to engage the most competent natis>s
to gather and select the vegetable substances used Ii
DIR. RADWAY's sARsAPARnLIAN REsoLvENT,
to wit.
Brazil, s. A.
Jamaica, ". !.
British India.
Persia and
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pon paLaTKA. FLORIDA,
EXCURSION TRIP TO FLORIDA. TOUCH
ING AT SAVANNAH, FERNANDlNA.

E4C( RSION I1tIf7 to S1' n Ou 0''1 TT t
~ The STEAMER DICTATOR, CAPT.
.@ssssahE C. WILEY, will leave Charleston on
i5tI June n -xt, on an Excursion Trip to F,orids,
:ouchirg q. Savannah Fernandina, JacSsonviiie, Ps
ls.ka and x. Augustine. ~
- prsion tickets at reduced rates issued.
An,iy At tho Office. ID. AIKEN 4 CO.,
May - agents
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RIoRDAN, DAWSON q CO.,
EFebruary 20 CHAt.LtsioN' . I.
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PROPOSALS FOR RAISING WRECKS In
SOEFOLk, VA. AND VICINITY.
'O""'aHf SSi,,, Qs's.. ., S. Nary Yard. !

a.
81. NOrfgik. Va March a. 1914
Scaled Proposals will De received mill = o,clack
y M OF TIE 18Th day Of March, 1873 by the Com.
nsnd ant u this ard for raising or vJecting sna
Wrecks viz: $40 ioh0~ihe named
PennsyIyanis, Delaware, Raritan, cumba,,.r,
anc Columbia IN the Elizabeth river
KAN frecerieksburg, two Rams near Drury q
Blur, ehswsheen. FLORIDA and other W r.cts ba
longing 10 the Navy, in smes river.
separate Oners will be made for each vessel and
all the property that may be In them.
No wreck will be Considered removed whilst
and tbs right will be reserved TO the Government
when party my be awarded several wrecks
90 designA.e the order In which they to De
The proposition must state the proportion OF the
proceeds OF the sales At public auction which to
De paid 20 the saly0rs each vessel also the time
within which the work each Is TO be com pIeted
As security for the fublneut Of the lent.
al the property II 70 be PLACED in the hands of the
Government, and be deposited and cared for o. ~
cut any charge wbsever 10 the Government; tn be
SOLO from time to time as may be deemed sd
tskeous, ana the proceeds to rem ain In the hands
9t ne Government until the whole OF asy one Of
ne wrecks allotted TO each psrty 10 rennov'd and
1hs work completed to the satisfaction OF the Navy
All the appliances used in removing the " recks
Nst De turnished By the sslvors.
no PROP sitiOn will We received from parties who
90 bSt Inrnish eat isfsetory evidences 10 the Com
enspdaht Of this Yard hat they are fully pre- pared
wltn hn ule proper aud necessary appliances for
sees.CVu. o OF work Of this Kind auf the NAVY
tn.s nt reserves the right 20 summsriy ann al
s,a M s ~ u me work - not Pr ptly com
due time II which Sss all claim OF the s.lvors 20
ths propeIy recovered will be forfeited 70 the
e, ~ -. a. Il. kitty,
wa Comnandant.
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The Troy Wing, March 2Oth. has the follow
ing melancholy record OF domestic tragedy
A terrible tragedy occurred an the village of
Wynantskill. about five miles from this city .
yesterday afternoon, resulting in the instant
death of bright and beautiful little girl named
Carrie May Billings only child OF Mr. and Mrs.
Chas. w. Billings, Of this city. Her death " as
caused by the accidental discharge of a loaded
shot gun in the hands of her cousin, Sydney
Hy deley, aged eighteen years. The facts are a.
follows: On Saturday last the deceased was
Mrs. Daniel II ydeley, in the village of Wynant-
skill, to remain for a few days on a visit while
her parents weretmakihg a visit 10 HydeNIlle,
Vermont. She played and romped about the
premises, alter true child-like fashion her
principal companion being young Hydeley
Yesterday afternoon. about half-past two
O'Clock, the lad III. procured his gun with the
intention of going hunting in the woods. The
gun was loaded al the time with powder aud
shot. AS the lad was making Preparations
for has excursion in piazza attached TO his
residence, Miss Billings playfully asked
s.Can L go with youl' To which Hydeley
replied-ssob, no. ITS too wet"-at the SANE
tune adding stake care. Carrie. or the gun
will shoot" He was facing the girl at the
time, holding the gun IN a careless manner in
hls right hand. He had no sooner uttered the
words quoted. than the gun went OF, the con-
tents taking effect in the forehead and face Of
the girl. The roof Of ner head was blown into
fragments, and she fell 10 the floor a CORPSE
She never uttered word afterward. Young
Hydeley was horror-stricken. He bursted
open the door leading 70 an apartment where
his mother was sitting, and cried. s-Oh, ma,
come herei' Hearing the report of the gun, the
mother, as If by instinct comprehended the
terrible calamity, and was unable TO move.
Her daue liter, however, rushed out and seei n 2
the bleeding corpse OF little Carrie living on the
floor, ned from the spot. and alarmed the ne lgh-
bors by her cries. crowd soon collected at
the house, and the lifeless form OF the darling
little one was placed on a stretcher. The news
of the sad affair caused the greatest ca element
throughout the village.
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PROPOSALS FOR ENGRAyINGS OF THE
ILLUSTRATIONS ACCOMPANYING
TIE REPORT OF TIM COMMIS-
SIONFR OF PATENTS FOR
THE YEAR 1868
OFFICE Cong REssIoNAL PRINTER,

OFFICE Cong REssIoNAL PRINTER,
WASHINGTON, March IA, S3
Sealed Proposals will be received at this Office
until SAT tRDAI April IL, 1873. at II O'Clock, for
port of the COMMISSIONER of Patents for the year
ter Of the patent on each illustration
The drawings will be furnished on paper to the
contractor, who must arrange them into pages in
numerical order, as nearly as is consistent with
neatness and compactness and the execution of the
published Report for 1886, which has been adopted
as the standard for the present volume. The plates
are to be delivered at this Office free of cost for
transportation aud subject to the approval or re-
lection of the Congressional Printer.
Bidders are required to propose for the work by
the Illustration with the unersta ndinR that when
more than one figure is required to illustrate An
invention or design, as Is sometimes the the
whole number Of figures will be estimated and paid
Awards will be made to the lowest and best bid
der for the interest of the Government due regard
the direction OF the Joint Committee on Printing,
Who reserves the right to reject any or all of the
Bidders must procure from the Congressional
Printer drawings of illustrations sufficient in
bids with an eiectroiype plate page a. = Specimen
OF their work, with sworn statement that it was
he Possesses the necessary facilities for the prompt
and proper execution of the work.
panied by a bond with security to the approval of
United states Judge or District Attorney ia the
his or their proposals. shall be accepted will exc
cute the worn in accordance with the proposals.
will be furnished upon application to this Once
or te the Commits siOner of Patents
Blank forms will be furnished upon application
to the undersigned, and proposal will be con
sdered which does not conform precisely there
with.
Proposals will be addressed TO THE Joint Com
mittec on Printing Washington, ID. G., care OF
the undersigned. and endorsed on the envelope
Proposals for Patent once Report"
JOHN ID, Degrees,
Congressional Printer.
81 THE PERIOD FOR RECEIVING PRO
In IA Ter ai until he I.xy
of May, l566. JOHN d. DEGREES,
mh23 ct Congressional Printer.
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PROPOSALS.
sfRonHmENT OF THs DEs MoINHs
hAfIp pTV - IH E MISSISSIPPI RIVER.
kOT1GE TO CONTRADICTORY

nsned At ths United States nnsnesr c sno' IN
is The labor and MATERIAL. &h r.anirs4 AR 5 the h.
sonssrueiion Of two lift locks and one guard lock
ne De- Msins IN process of construction around
The locks are 70 Be $50 feet long between auoins
sna 70 De constructed of frst-clsss stone ma,
The first lock. located at Keokuk, will be lox
ieT, III .., sna putt entirely in the river.
arst With feet lift, and will protected from the
frsr oy tne canal embsnk ment.
esnai 81 Nashville, and win be protected by the
Separate proposals Tin duplicated must be made
- CLASS f.osToNE AND CEMENT.
The proposals under this head must specify thu
prices at which the above materials will be deiiv-
CLASS u-IRoN.
fr0posais aust state the price per pound at
CLASS Iu-TIMBER.
or tSo9s.na fset m :. WHICH SUCH timber a.
may Be required; vii vii be delivered
This class viii include the bsiling draining, and
sf9systion Of pits pairing the foundation which
walls, making the necessary embankment and rip
sround and in the l.cks for TeedinR the canal &c
&C, and the furnishing Of all machinery and Inn
work. " ~
The Law requires separate proposals lin dupli-
CATE IoI esch ana every class, and the awardments
WI De male on each class separately, without re-
No more than one proposition will be received
from the same party for the same class.
Zach bid must contain written printed guar
sntee, signed by two responsible persons. and GER
titled IN BY some United States Government officer,
or ether responsible person known to this Off &c,
= hat the party parties bidding will If awarded
the contracts for the classes upon which they bid
enter into contract with the Government, or make
highest bidder.
The name or names Of the persons proposing
must be written out in full, with their places Of
residence and post ONCE address.
Plans, maps and specifications, and all necessary
papers viii be ready for examination At the United
States engineer once at keoku lux, Iowa for fifteen
days prior to the date of letting
Blank forms for proposals will be furnished u pom
application at this Office.
visit and ami the location for the locks before
CoAtracts under either of the aforesaid classe,
will include one or more of the locks may be
Considered most advantageous to the Govern
nsnf.
The Government reserves the right TO reject any
and all bids. printed copy Of this notice should
De attached to each bid.
Proposals must be addressed to the unders gned
at KeOkuk, iowa, and should be endorsed Pro
posals for abOr and Material for the Locks for
the Improvement Of the Des MOiues Rapids
J. III. WILSON,
Lieutenant Colonel 35th Infantry,
Breyet MAJOR General, u. 8. A.
UNITED STATES ENGINEEks OFFICE, DAvESPORT
Iowa, February q 1865 NH dtApl5
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Ofcs SHps'rising OuartermaSter.

Sub DtSfrtcf Of ths hio Grdude, ,
BrotrrSriNe, 1sJdS, February IL, 1858.
,h viii Be ree g; Ct ;sis once
O'CLOCK g. m for the transportation OF Troops and
issTict OF the Bio Grande for the year ending May
Proposals will state at what rates bidders pro-
poe 70 fbr.nsPort troop. and army supplies fr DIN
III h.u5s 40, from Bras Santiago to Browns
:, Route No. 7-From Brownsville to Ringgold
Route No. s-RinggSld Barracks to Laredo.
Proposals will distinctly specify at what rates
ne rs T to and
Unlisted men, cabin or deck passenger, each; aud
the following class of freight, viz: Hsrses. mules,
lead Gnc tn scope eeePer pen n.:
boits paints, shot, stores, wire heavy hardware,
nance stores &c, per one hundred pounds i6e lbs }
SSal per tom hay, per bale; lumber, pine, Per
Oakum; lumber, oak, per 90 feet oats and corn,
eroekery, furniture, doors, blinds. ssshes; wagon
tongues: msttinRs, mattresses, light casks and
Dry GOODS osr' meal Srsas G res Crackers
dried apples onions, potatoes, turnips, white
liquids, lard, lime, cement, plaster, tar. rosin,
molssses, brown sugar, tallow, grease, &C., per
Vinegar and pickles Ia kegs, per key, ambulance
and spring wagons, each, army wagons ICON pletsI,
bread f.rins, spices. CONDENSED milk cam meas a
%.
ice per hid, lsr per tierce lard per kee, nee per
fierce, pals per dozen, suea ar per hid sugar (Ha
yanal per box, tea per chest, salt per sack and
barrel, shovels AID spades per dozen, wheelbsr-
rows each laths per co. shingles per coo, tobso-
co per box, rope per coil. brooms per dozen.
All freight to be delivered at such landings,
ware houses, or other places Of unloading ut each
~ the shave named points ~ may be designated
ot lbe Dspot Quarteruiaster ct Brown willie, or
o'ner authorized omce1 or agents Of the Quarter
matters Department
Contraction nust be prepared to transport the
troops and public freight at any Of the above-named
points when required, and must take such trooDs
and supplies TO the full capacity of vessel or 9TH
er means VI provided IL req ured by
the Quartermssters De tment and the bro possls
posed to be furnished for water portation And
the kind Of teams. whether or mule teams for
land sportsffon. All proposals must be in trip-
licate with q copy OF this advertisement attached
TO each and must be accomp Anied BY the arnes Of
at least two sufficient suretias, who will eighty By
endorse ment their willingness to becsme Donsf
bic for the performance OF the contract
Proposals will be endorsed :. Proposals. for Trans
pOrtstiC ;" and will be addressed to 1.-The So Der.
yising Quartermaster. Sub district Of the Bio
Crane. brownsville. Texas
All proposals. received will he for Arded TO the
Chief Qusriermaster Of the District for approval
Ai sv ard.
The Government rt.er.es the right 10 REJECT any
or ali tide or shy part II . bid.
by order OF Bvt MAJ. Ger MSCoek -
First It. 18th Infantry. r. g m and a A NJ.
Sup~ryisipg Q. M, Sub Distrios BIO Grands.
NH A-td