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MERCADO,s
Native C~aliGornia Wine Riffers.

and you viii obtain the same popular beverage
70 favorably known since 1880. BEWARE OF
C0UNTERFEITS. Purchasers Of our Wine
Bltters are requested to observe the familiar old
yellow label, and Gee that the words. AMERICA.
DO & SEULLY, SAN FRANCISCO" arc ell
graved on the Government stamp pasted over
the cork Of each bottle. This IL The only effect.
ual security against the counterfeit imitators.
D~epot-56 and 500 jackson street. San Fran
cisco. MERCAD0 j. co.
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Notice to Creditors.

a Ill PERSONS HAVING BILLS OR AC.
a counts against Edward Schaefcr, of the San
Francieco Restaurant, will present the same
forthwith to the undersigned.
EDWARD ScHAEFER,
San Francisco Restaurant, Gold Hill.
Gold Hill, November 18th, 1858. nol2.tf
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nIyIDEND NOTICE ORFICH
Gold Hin, Nevada. November Gth. 1865. Div.
dcnd No. II, o. Three Hundred Dollars (fsOo)
per share, was this day declared, PAYABLE al ina
once Of the Company, or At the Bank Of CalIfor.
MIA, Ban Francisco. on and after the 10th inst.
NOD y. T. OSBISTON. Ssorotary.
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
CORPORATION Notice.

IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE ACT IN
l cooperating the Town OF Gold Hill, Storey
County, State of Nevada, ! hereby submit Tor
publication the reports OF the Clerk and iTea aS
urcr, for the Quarter ending September 80. 1858.
W. d. c. GIBSON,
President Of the Board OF Trustees. /,
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GOLD HILL TUNNRLING

GOLD HILL TUNNEE LIN
Vt Gold and Silver Mining Company.-Lo-
Storey. State OF Ncvada.-Notice Is hereby
given, that At n meeting OF the Board Of Trustees
OF said Company, held on the Nth day OF octo.
Der. 1883. an assessment Go. III OF Two Dollars
per share was levied upon the capital stock OF
said Company, payable Immediately, In United
States gold coin, TO the Secretary, Il. Wogener.
4l4 California street. San Francisco, California,
or to the Superintendent, u. Huguet. Gold Hill.
Nevada. Any stock upon which said assessment
shall remain unpaid on tho 18th day Of Sovam.
Dor, 1858, shall be deemed delinquent, and will
DO duly advertised for sale at public auction. and
unless payment shall be made before. viii be
sold on WEDNESDAY. the 9th day OF Dccem.
Der, 1868, TO pay the delinquent assessment, TO.
gether with costs OF advertising and expenses OF
sale. LTay 8LELTG
BY order Of the Board Of Trustees.
+. WEGESER, Secretary.
oficer,l+ California street, San Fnncisco,
Cahiornia. Ocl4 3m
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ArOTICE-TO THE CREDIT.
IN ors Of ALBERT T. TAYLOR, a bankrupt.
In the District Court Of the United States FOR
the District OF Nevada. In the matter Of Albert
7. Taylor, a bankrupt.-Notice Is hereby given
that pursuant to an order made by said Court In
the matter Of Albert T. Taylor, a bankrupt, on
the 18th day OF November, A. D. 1858, a hearing
win be had upon the petition Of said bankrupt.
heretofore nled In said Court. playing for his dis
charge nom allhis debts and liabilities, provable
under the Act Of Congress entitled IAN Act to
establish q uniform system OF bankruptcy
throughout the United States" approved March
9, 1861, and for . certificate thereof, before raid
Court on the 21st day OF November. 1858, at 10
O'Clock = Of said day, at the Medin Building, in
the City Of Virginia. County Of Storey, and
State Of Nevada, at which time and place any
creditor Of said bankrupt or any other person In
interest. may appear and chow cause. II any they
have, why the prayer Of the said petition should
not be granted. Notice IL further given that the
second and third meetings OF the creditors OF
said bankrupt will be held before E.
STROTHER, Esq, Register In Bankruptcy for
said District, this ONCE, Medin Building, In said
city, on the said 2lst day Of November. A. D.
1868, at 10 O'Clock A. ". Of said day. and at the
time and place last Aforesaid the assignee Of
said bankrupt's estate will apply to said Regis
ter for Q settlement OF the account filed In said
matter. rs such assignee, and for a discharge
from all liabilities as such assignee.
-, r. NJ. .DAGGETT,
noyf1-l0t Clerk OF said District Court.
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nIVIDEND NOTICR.--THE
~ Kentuck Mining Company has this day de.
elared . dividend Of Twenty Dollars (s9O. per
share on each and every share Of the capital stock
OF the said company, payable on TUESDAY,
November 10, 1868. The dividends upon all stock
standing In tho name Of A. 8. Hi, Trustee, will
be paid BY the Agency OF the Bank OF California
In Virginia, Nevada, on presentation Of the Ger.
tifcates OF stock.
j. D. FRY, President.
oticc Kentuek Mining Company, San Francisco,
November Q, 1858. no9.tf
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ii MISCELLANEOUS
CHANGE OF NAME.

AERRcADo & CO. SUCCESS
l sors to MERCADo & SEUL-
LY, have been obliged, for their
own protection and the safety Of
the public, to change the name OF
their celebrated Bitters to
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rho THE HONORABLE BOARD OF TRUS.
i tees Of tho Town Of Gold Hill: Gentlemen
herewith submit my Quarterly Report az
Treasurer OF your Corporation, for the Quarter
ending September 30, 1883.
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JOB PRINTING OF all descriptions
neatly executed at the Gold Hill NEwS otice.
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Pr
Gold Hill (

QUARTERLY REPORT
OF the T~rcasarer Of she Tewn Of
Gold Hill, fer Quarter endinE Sep
tersher 10. 1858.
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Respectfully submitted.
5. W. CHUBBCCK,
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respectfully invite the public TO give me a
call. GEORGE FLlEDNER.
Gold Hill, Nov. II, 1868. nol7
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July l.. To balance In Treasury. ..$l,s8 10
AppOrtioned as follows:
Redemption Fund. 81, 500 IS
Contingent Fund. 49,. Sl6 IS
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Proprietors and Druggists,
San Francisco and Sacramento, Gal, and "a Patt
Street, New York tysTam
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Rr orlnr nf ihn Bound of Trnaiae.

otsce-4l+ california street, San Francisco
California. OclI sm
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MEDICAL.
TO THE
NEW REMEDIEsl NEW REMEDIE.
!, DIR. Gibbons DisDeMSary
II E

k1k kEAItNY STKEET,
V4U cor. Commercial. San
francisco. established In
1854, for the treatment Of
Sexual and Seminal diseases.
such Us Gonorrhea. elect,
Structure. Syphilis In all Its
forms. Seminal Weakness.
Impotency. ETC., Skin dis.
eases (of years stnnding) and
liberated Lcgs successfully
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-01-06
Washinzton Items.

NEW YORK, January 4.-The Herald's
Washington special has the following
The House Foreign committee will bring
in an appropriation bill for the payment
of the purchase money of Alaska. Sew.
erai months viii elapSe before the case
of ST. Thomas aud st. john will be
brought to a final test.
At meeting of Post No. of the
Grand Army of the Republic, at Wash
ington, u resolution was passed nominal
ing General Grant for President, ig-
nOring political organizations and call
ing a national convention of soldiers
and sailors.
The President is gathering all the in
formation in possession of the War De-
partment i'll relation to the restitution
in the South, and has called upon Gen
eral Grant for report on the subject,
General Hancock will TO-DAY trans
nit reports from the different command
ers In the South on the subject.
Hancock and Ord advise repairing
the Mississippi levees. Candy favors
relief TO planters by funds and the is.
suing of provisions, taking liens on the
crops for security. Butler argues in
favor of bill for the issue of green
backs as an offset to contraction; that
two per cent. per month is being paid
in the West and six per cent. per month
in the South for money; also that the
general relaxation of business in the
North is owing to the inducements of
fered by the Government for invest
ment
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EFROM WASHINGTON.
The New British MInister-House
Election Committee-Irregai OF
Western Nails.

WASHINGTON, January Alt Is ex-
pected that Sir Edwin Horton, the new
British Minister, will leave England Tor
the United States to-day or next Satpr-
day. In diplomatic circles. where the
peculiar circumstances under which this
gentleman was appointed is known, 1t
is regarded as an indication that he Is
clothed with full powers to propose 10
this Government n counter proposition
in regard to the Alabama claims; and,
il il also believed that upon his arrival
a speedy solution of the complicated
Gnestions in regard to the rights of
American citizens abroad VIII take
place i'll a manner very satisfactory to
this Government.
The committee on Elections of the
House will report against both loung
and Mckee, of Kentucky, taking seat.
The latt or, however, expects minority
report in his favor.
The cotton tax will be the first sub
iect of discussion in the Senate next
week.
Assistant Secretary Cooper Is expect
ed back from Tennessee on Tuesday.
There is great complaint here on ac-
count of the extreme irregularity of the
Western mails. Mail which left Cincin-
natl Saturday last has not yet arrived.
Nothing received from St. Louis or Chi
cago since Tuesday last, and nothing
from Pittsburg since Thursday morn
ing.
General Grant did not leave for New
York, as be bad arranged last night.
He had hong interview to-day with
General Sheridan, who is now about to
leave for his new command in the West.
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Sunday Nights Dispatches
BY THE CABLE.
by Telegraph to the Register.I

LONDON, January 5.-The latest dis
patches received from Abyssinia report
that the advance of the British expedi-
ton still remained at Senate, where it
has been encamped since December LIST.
No movement beyond that point would
be made until the arrival of the Com
mander-in-C hief, General Sir Robert Ma
pier, who was daily expected. The
health of the troops was good, but horses
and other beasts of burthen were dying
in consequence of the intense heat and
the want of proper forage.
PARIS, January 5.-The Constitutional
denies that the Emperor, in his reply to
President Sneider, on New Years day,
urged upon the Corps Legislatif the
passage of the bill for reorganization
of the army.
FLORENCE, January 5.-Heavy SLOWS
have fallen throughout Northern and
Central Italy, which have greatly OBJ
structed travel. As large number of
Senators and deputies are unable to
reach the Capitol on the day for the re-
assembling of the Parliament, it has
been postponed to the 18th inst.
PARIS, January 5.-The Constitution
ell editorially declares that the relations
between France and Italy were never
more satisfactory than they are now at
the present moment; but fear is ex-
pressed that the false and mischievous
rumors now in circulation in regard to
the new ministry which General Mena-
brea is forming will have bad effect.
LISBON, January 5.-The designations
of the members of the Cabinet have
been accepted by the King, and a new
ministry has been formed under the
Count of Avilla, who succeeds Aguilar
as president Of the ministerial council.
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cincinnafa saarlxes.

SlNNtSnAAAs OonN3AJ
FLoUR-Firmer; family II OOal1 so.
WHEAT-Not much doing; No. ! and
2 red held at 2 50a2 So, but these rates
were 2a3c above the views of buyers,
CORN-Dull at S4aS5c for new ear,
and S5c for shelled.
OATS-Dull at 64a65c for No. 1.
RYE-Firm at l 63a1 IS, the latter
rate asked.
BARLEY-Firm and in demand.
COTTON-Closesf fat at 15e for mid
ding. ...l
WHISKY-Unchanged. -, |.
HOGS-Dull at 5 90a6 60 for live and
z 4Oas 10 for dressed; receipts 5000.
MESS PORK-Sales at 20 00a2l % Tor
old ana new.
LARD-Dull af i2tc.
BULK MEATS-Dull; sheulders 74c;
sides 9fc.
GREEN MEATS-Nothing done and
prices nominal.
BACON-Selling at 9is10c for shout
ders, and 12ic for clear sides.
BUTTER-Unchanged.
CHEESE-Unchsngei.
EGGS-Dull at SAC.
R-Unchanged, with raw held
ut 13a15c. .-
COFFEE-Held at 20a24c.
LINSEED OIL-Held at l 1Gal II.
LARD-Unchanged.
PETROLEUM-DuH at 43a44c for re-
fined free. --r.-s-.
BEEF CATTLE-Dull at 4 8ea6 so
gross.
SHEEP-A light supply but firm, at
GOLD-133t buying.
EXCHANGE-Firm; par buying.
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Baltimore Cattle Market.

r. BALTIMORE, January 2.
BEEF CATTLE-The offerings at the
Scales during the past week Amounted
to7S4 head, against 7S9 last week. OF
the number offered 143 head came from
West Virginia, 332 from Ohio, and SO
from Virginia, over the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad; q from Maryland and 90
from Virginia on foot; and 81 from
Maryland by boat. OF the receipts 463
head were taken by Baltimore butchers,
81 by farmers for grazing, l45 sold to
spectators, about gu sent to Eastern
markets without being offered here, and
the balance left over unsold. Prices
to-day ranged as follows: Old Cows
and Scalawags at ; 75a4 10; ordinary
thin Steers, Oxen and Cows q 75a5 20;
fair to good Stock Cattle 00a6 90; fair
quality Beeves 00a7 %; and the very
best Beeves 8 00a9 on per 100 lbs, being
an advance of % cents per 100 lbs on
the prices of last week, the market
closing very dull.
SHEEP-The supply has been fair
during the past week, aud with only a
limited demand the market has ruled
dull; sales of fair to good Sheep at 4a5c,
and extra at 5a6c per Id gross.
H0GS-Have been coming forward
slowly during the past week, and the
demand being quite active, prices have
advanced fully SOC per 100 lbs on the
rates of last week, prices to-day rang
ing from 9 IS to 10 IS per 100 lbs net for
fair to good fat Hogs.
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The Explosion OF the Harry Dean.

CINCINNATI, January 4.-The stern
wheel steamer Harry Dean, bound from
Marietta to Cincinnati, exploded h er
boilers at half-past ten o'clock this
morning, two miles below Gallipolis,
and burned to the waters edge. The
following casualties are reported:
Captain Ssyre, commander, slightly
wounded; Captain Booth and son,
slightly; Captain Burcb, seriously; First
Engineer, Crane, slightly: John
Haines, fireman fatally; Captain Biggs,
of Ashland, KY, was killed aud body
lost; Capt. Norton, of Wheeling. killed
and body lost; one cabin boy fatally
injured; Munsen, bar keeper, Sc
riOusly; - Ryan, of Washington
county, Ohio, seriously; John Levisay
and Harry Bayes, slightly; the cook and
second steward are missing. Five per-
sons in all are supposed to be killed.
The steamer Edinburgh took off the sur
yivOrs and brought them to. GallipoliS.
The Dean had heavy cargo on board
which is q total loss. The books and
papers are lost. E'
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stnuton,s Case-Relief.

NEW YORK, January 5.-Washington
specials say: 1t is stated OH the au-
thority of member of Congress that in
the event of the Senate acting in favor
Of StantOn's return to the War Depart
ment, the President will throw the
case into the Supreme Court, with a
view of testing the constitutionality of
the tenure of office act.
General Grant has approved the plan
of General Howard to supply provisions
from the fund of the Freedmen's Bureau
to persons actually suffering in the
Sonth on security of lien on the crops,
and instructions to carry it into effect
are expected to be given to Assistant
Commissioners within week.
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An Army OF More than Five
Thousand Ofiice-HoldePs

Are consuming your substance and . host Of
other hungry eXPSOtAnts are gathering like
vultures, 70 banquet upon the vitsls Of %
trate State.
Your public buildings are sinking dollars By
the hundred thousand, with no apparent result.
Your Lunatic Asylum has already cost eIIO. 900,
a third more than the original estimate for the
whole, and the first wing Is not yet completed.
At the present rate, more than one million Of
dollars will be consumed In what IL nothing less
than n stupendous fraud, at which your Euolie
servants are conniving 60.
The Penitentiary was expected 20 be built for
tl6s 600, but through the incOmpetepcy that
planned IL, nearly four times much material
viii sc required a. was originally intended and
the expense Of tho building win be little short
Of one million dollars. Other operations Of pub.
lie men show q similar disregard Of your inter.
est. Many Of them are mere schemes Of private
benefit and public robbery
Not a single Radical journal Of the State has
uttered word Of dennnciation OF these o. any
other public wToBgs. To the REGISTER belongs
almost the exclusive honor Of cifamp ionihg the
popular cause against the outrages Of Official
pluDderers- In pursuance Of is purpose W
hunt down corruption and corruptl0nIsts, tn"
REGISTER VIII lay before tho people mani
startling Facts concerning the outlay Of State
funds upon public works The most enormous
frauds are known To have been perpetratsd, and
every taxpayer has an interest In their develop
ment. We call upon the people 10 sen0ud aSA
support Us In our effort. .trHs.E ...
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Now is the Time 10 Subscribc
FOB THE NEX1
PRESIDENTIAL CANVASS

VIZ HIGH, 1T Is ACKNOWLEDGED, MUST
w be the most important Political Campaign
in the history of our Government. The skr.
mishing preparatory 70 this great fight las al.
roady commenced; and the condition Of the
country makes the early and thorough dissent
nation Of the principles We advocate, patri
otto duty. We therefore invoke the aid Of all
true men In extending the circulation Of the
REGISTER. There Is not . locality In the couu
try where n Club could rot be made up viii
slight effort.
Notwithstanding the REGISTER In only In its
fifth year, IL already, In point OF Circulation In.
nuence, Ability and Value, ranks among the
irst papers in the land, and cOnfessedly stand.
far ahead Of any of its contemporaries In West
Virginia 1t will be the aim Of the Proprietor
not only to maintain, but 70 add " its high
This paper will not De surpassed by any pub
hcation in the country for its Completeness A.
Family. Business and Political Journal. Ia It's
Telegraphic News, Domestic a. well ~ by tho
Atlantic Cable; its full and reliable Financial
and Market Reports; its Local Intelligence; 10
compilation of News TRANSPORTING In tho State
and throughout the nation; ~ THR FREsnNE,s
vIGoR AND HONEST BoLDNEss OF IFS EDlroEIAIs,
and in all the requisites that 90 10 make Hp
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PER IL shall not he eXcelled.
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BY THE CABLE.
Telegraph to the RegiSter.I

BERNE, January 4.-The Council has
formally Instructed Arnold Suffer, the
Swiss Consul at Mexico, to express the
sympathy of Switzerland with the Lib
eral Government now inaugurated ID
Mexico. &,
MADRID. January Am Imperial
decree was issued for recognizing 'ne
Courts of Law in Cuba.
CoPESBAGEN, January 4.-The sub
iect of the sale of the three Danish
West India Islands to the United States
will be submitted to tho Rigsdag on
Wednesday.
FLORENCE, January A great pop
ular banquet was given in Naples last
evening, in honor of Baron Ratazzi.
LONDON, January 4.-The Govern
ment is continually in receipt Of infof-
nation relative to the movements OF
Fenians. The public excitement caused
by the recent operations of the Brother
hood has by no means abated- To-Day
dispatches were received from CorA
giving the details of another fehlah
movement in that locality. A body Of
Fenians last night surreptitiously en-
tered a magazine liz that city, and, un-
challenged, carried away more than
half ton of blasting powder. There is
no cine to the perpetrators OF this mis-
chief. The people stand aghast at the
efrontery of the Fenians. The clergy
of Limerick have affixed their sigma
lures to q document declaring that
there can be no peace in Ireland until
Il ia treated like Hungary.
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New York Market.
NEW YORK, January

NEW 1ORk, JANUARY =.
COTTON-About 4c lower and deci-
dedly less active; sales 200 bales at l6fC
for niddling uplands.
FLOUR-Receipt 1882 barrels; mar
ket q shade tirmer with moderate
business, part for export; sales of
IL, 400 barrels at & 75a9 35 for superfne
State and western; 10 l5all 90 for extra
State; 9 75al2 30 for extra western;
II goals - for white wheat extra; 10 III
alb 60 for round hoop Ohio; 10 75al3 W
for common to good st. Louis; II 5Oa
Ii 80 for good to choice extra do, clos
ing steady. California flour mole &C
tive; sales llj0 sacks at II 75al3 70,
Rye flour steady; sales 80 barrels at
! ! 75a9 30.
CORN MEAL-Stcady; sales 80 bar
rels at 20 for western.
WHISkY-Nominal.
WHEAT-Receipts 45l bushels; mar
ket firm with a moderate business
doing; sales $500 bushels at 2 40 for No.
and No. 3 spring; = 80 for No. do;
2 20 for red Southern and 3 90 for white
MIA, chiefly the inside figure.
RYE-Quiet and firm; sales 900 bush
els Southern at 16.
BARLEY Matrimonial.
BARLEY-Nominal.
CORN-Receipts 1866 bushels; mar
ket shade firmer for new with q mod
crate business doing; sales 4S,U00 bush
els at 3Sal 40 fer new mixed western
afloat; al for old do in store; 2Sal 81
for new yellow Jersey; 35al 3 for new
white and yellow Southern.
OATS-Receipts AGO bushels; market
lalic better; sales IL 800 bushels at S5a
soto for western in store, closing with
buyers at the latter price.
RICE-Quiet.
COFFEE-Fairly active; sales Of GOO
bags Rio on private terms.
SUGAR-Steady; sale: 800 hogsheads
at lltal3c for Cuba, and 12ic for Porto
Rico.
MOLASSES-Quiet; sales $50 barrels
New Orleans at 7Ua7Sc.
PETROLEUM Quiet at 105c for
crude, and 23ta24c for refined in bond.
HOPS-Quiet at 30a60c for American.
C0AL-Dull and unchanged.
LEATHER - Hemlock sole favOrs
buyers at 25a26ic for Buenos Ayres light
weights.
WOOL-Less active and unchanged;
sales of 2OO, 900 pounds at 35a55c for do
nestle fleece.
PORK-Quiet sales Of l250 barrels
at 81 l2a2l Is for mess, and closing at
81 Is regular; 22 25a22 30 for new do;
IL seals 90 for prime; 10 75a20 % for
prime mess; also, 80 barrels new
mess, sellers option for the last half of
February and first half of March at ~ o.
and % 80 for city do; sellers option for
February at % 81.
BEEF-Steady; sales 100 barrels at
previous prices.
BEEF HAMS-Quiet; sales of3dO bar
rcls at 20 90a32 90. "a.
BACON-Quiet; sales so boxes city
Cumberland cut at l0ic,
CUT MEATS-In fair demand; sales
of $50 packages at Sa9tc for shoulders,
and 12al3c for hams. -....-.-
DRESSED H0GS-Quiet and heavy at
seaSf for western, and 9sa10c for city.
LARD-Steady; sales of 1450 barrels
at l2tal3tc.
BUTTER-Steady at 3sa46c for State.
CHEESE-Heavy at 1lal5c.
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BY THE CUBAN CABLE
by Telegraph 10 the Hegister.l

HAVANA, January 4.-Au attempt has
been made TO burn the stores of the
Sancipriau Company. The fire was
discovered in the room where the books
were kept. The Principal of this COM
pany ran away about two weeks ago,
and was suspected of being defaulter.
Four of the clerks have been arrested
on suspicion of having committed this
act.
Captain General Leesunde has pub
lished an order calling court martial
for the trial of murderers, robbers and
incendiaries. These measures meet
with universal favor.