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LIST OF SHIPPING

In the Port OF Charleston, April 20.
vRBeELs UNDER 100 TONS. AND sTSAMERs CoAsT1Na
WIrHIN THE STATE EXCEPTED.
STEAMSHIPS.
NIarmora fBr,. - tons, Robinson, at Boyce Cos
wharf, for Liverpool, loading-R Mure Co.
Maryland, - tons johnson, at Union wharf, lor BAL
timorc, loading-courtcnay & Trenholm
Manhattan, 1887 tons, Woodruff, at Ad9er,s wharf,
for New York, loading-James Adger 90.
SHIPS.
Amelia, 6ss TONS Berry, at Atlantic wharf for Liv-
erpool, loadiug-Patterson Stock.
R Winthrop, 94e tons, Stewart, ut Atlantic Wnarf,
from L verrool scharging-Patterson Stock.
Richard III, 9s5 tons, Wood, at ,s. goyee = COS
whOri' from h7eFPoe sokKs Ws'ans-haS'ef'
Dalkeith (Tr,. s4s tons, Anderson, at Railroad
wharf from London, waiting-R Mure Co.
David McNutt tBr, 5O2 tons. AlcElhennY, at soyce
q Co.'S wharf, for Liverpool, loadng-R Mure co
IT. pve iBr,. ss5 tons, Pye at Palmetto wharf. from
London, Eng to be repaired-J A Enslow CO..
SCHOONERS.
Ida Richardson, - tons. Bedeil, at Adger's wherf
from New York, waIting-W Roach Go.
Sa cah Cullcp 254 toms Avis, In Ashley River, LOT
Philadelphia ready--H T Baker Co.
Yankee Blade. 1856 tons, Coombs, in Ashley River,
for New York, loading-J Ensow Co.
Minerva, iii tons, Collins ut Palmetto whnrf for
West Indies, loading-J Euslow l. -
Nellie Carr 133 tons. Sno yTnan. at Accom- dat1nn
w;l5lf from Mayasu.z z n. dischnrsing-Risley
& Creighton.
Mary stow 1Go tons. Rankin. at Palmetto wharf,
from New York, discharsin,:-w Roach & Co.
" Cushing - tons, Cook. In the Stream, from
Key West just arrived-H Baker Co.
" Cleare iBr). It TONS Alhurv, at Kerr's wharf,
from Eleuthern, dischargfng-A Canale:
scu6. l51 ms, Jones. at Brown Co.'S wharf, for
Boston, loading-Olney & co.
James Jones, 252 tons Jones. IN Mhley River from
Philadelphia, dlscharging Master.
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rsE CHAnLEsroN MARKET.

IFoR THE WEEK ENDING THURSDAY, APRIL 29, 1862
CoTToN.-The operations In this article for the
week just cleaed have continued to exhibit the same
features Of dullness and inactivity which has for
some time been the most striking Characteristic Of
the market, and which will probably only be i'm
proved by better demand for manufactures and
more confidence IN the future Of prices. The Eng
lish market during the period under review has
been quiet aud dull with disposition to decline.
Middlng uplands which opened ut I'D rece6ed TO
1lZd At New York the article was withcat activity,
but quotations were fairly sustained dur
ing the week ranging at 2s1z@2sxc, while at this
place prices slightly fell of; middHng uplands re-
cediDg from 277I to 27xc q b.
kilograms from Liverpool and New York report
the following movements 1t those points for the
week: On Friday, April 20, the former closed dull,
with less favorable advces from Manchester, sales
5000 bales uplands 12d the latter was rather moro
steady. rules 1900 bales at 2SHc. On Saturday the
former was fiat sales aeQQ-haloe. La "a.
Iare, Was dull npd unchanged salss 800 bales at 2oG
@2s%c. On Monday the former continued dull.
sales 5000 bales uplands 121.; the latter was un-
changed. sales 1000 bales, uplauds 2sI1@2s2. N
TUESDAY the former closed irregular, sales soco
bales, uplands l1H@l2d. the latter was steady and
unchanged at 2SH@2sxc.. On "Wednesday the
former was dull and easier, S. es 10000 bales up
lands 11Hd,; the latter was quiet and unchanged,
sales 17Oo bales at 2Sh@2sA Yesterday the former
was quiet but steady. sales 1000 bales; the latter
was quiet and firm.
The arrivals Of the staple for the week were light,
and were bags OF islands and Floridas AMI 1857
bales OF fuplands, against bag Of sea island and 1871
bales fuplands the week before and II bags Of sea
islands and Flordas. and 1888 bales of upands for
the same week last year. The supplies have come
from the following sources. say Of uplands per South
Carolina Railroad 1926 bales, per Northeastern Rail-
road s5 Peedee TO- Georgetown, s. c., 15 santee 2l
Of sea Islands, 2 bags from Savannah.
Thefoliowing is the statement Of the stock Of COT.
-I-hk A. Joko, 5efa
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON. April 2s.-IUPENT1NE-On'y "a
hills receyrd which ch ,nged hands at 81 rs for vtr-
kiu, 50 rs for yellow dip. aud 81 CO for rd, per
$50 lb-.
SPIRITS !uRPERTINE-P lees lower. Sales of 635
bhls nj xc 100 bp;s at Acc. and IS9 bbls at 49o
Der gallon. SaI.s also Of lU0 bbls, deliverable l6tn
Nay, aud pbls on 2Oth May, at 4ic. sellers op-
ton.
NosN-1o0 bbls changed hands at 81 85 for
s.ra,ne 81 80 .or strained and NO q md >3 25 for
Mol.
rAR--alcs of - bbls at So 40 per bbl
HAY-1l0 ba.ca Northern sold ut Csc per 100 lis.
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Interior { otton Markets.

NEWsERRY, april 27-Ootton quiet at from 25
to 25H.
LILA ON, April q There gool demand to-
day or the better grades. We quote rniddlings 25h.
Recriu,s to-day 2s bales shipcnts 2ss bales; sales
I29 balce.
MONTGOMERY, Apr1l 27.-Montsomery cotton
mlrke shows yeiy little animation; quot tons are
r,minaI; stock on sale very light. We quoto low
rniddlingB 25X.
COLUMBUS. april &c -Market dull; n,iddl.ngs at
25% ,2Go warehpus sales. lnc udiDg those lste on
salurosv, 20 bles Rec ipts VA b!lrs-23 BY NJ. and
G. Railroad by CpcliAa kairoad. = by wagons.
ehipnents 1913 bales.
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Thefoliowing is the statement Of the stock of COT.
ton In siQht ut the latest dates:


Excess in visible supply. ........... fSiSo
Stock Of cotton held by Manchester spinners at
the mills pow 65, 600 bales; same time 1863 2100oG
bales. Middling uplands now l1Xd; then 12Ad
The transactions and prices prevailing In this mar
ket for the week have been as .ollows:
On riday. April %. the demand was light and
factors disp ,sed to sell had accept easier rates,
prices falling off about &c y fb sales loJ bales,
Ordinary to good ordinary being quoted at 20@2e&,
low mlddng FIX, naiddling 27Ac p 10
On Saturday. the inquiry continued on the most
restricted scale, prices having sn easier tendency
but the sales were too light to establish quotations
which we're nominal, the transactions amounting to
about 100 bales, ordinary to good ordinary beiog
quoted at 26@2sX, low middling 27H@27A, mid
ding 27H@27Ac . fb.
On Monday, the article continued to be charac-
terzed by dullness and inactivity sales 200 bales,
quotations being nominal for ordinary to good ordi-
nary 2s@2sX, low middling 27H@27H, middling
PKG q fb.
On Tuesday there was but little business trans.
acted sales only 16 bales at Pike 2 10; quotations
were nominay unaltered
On Wednesday, with less favorable kilograms.
prices declined 1f@Xc q tb; sales 800 bales. ordi-
nary to good ordinary being quoted at 2G@26A,
low idd)ipg 27; niddlipg 27Ao q ID.
Yesterday there was some inquiry. good grades
being steady, but common qualities were weak;
sales 400 bales: ITO at 26 Ill at 26H; 100 27 20
at 27;l; at 27x 21 at 271 Is at 273l; at 2s: We
quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordinary. 2s g2e&
Low p''uhnS. ..'....'.--..'.....sL SY-
By New York classification We quote:
Mddfng. ng............. 2TSGZ7%
SEA IsLAND CoTToN.-The arrivals for the wei
| havo hem uuimpoltunr. Factors hlvnS during the
previous week disposed of portion OF their stocks,
and their position In consequence bav.Dg become
stronger, they displaycd somewhat less anxiety 10
NEE: buyers. and there was consequently rath' r
better tone In the market; ut the article was with
out activity, and the transactions amounted to about
100 bags Of soa islands and Foridas among which
were stained sea islands at "a; 66o at 26; at 2S
4at 30; 10 95, and % at 81 . tb ana about 20
bags Of Floridas at Csc q ib We quote com non t,
good medium Fioridas at Gua7oo q fb, and extra
fine at SO@eoc p ID. Clean common to good me-
dunn sea islands may be quoted ut s5ea75c and fine
at soc@s1 q ib.
KICE.-!he arrivals Of Carolina rough have BIZ en-
small apG were mostly confined to limited lots by
rail. During much OF the week the market was
TO GOTTEN their prizes sufficiently to N. OF the views
of purch .scrs; but some moderate concession" bav-
ing af crSards trkcn place. tho ira saci ms became
moro active. and tome 900 e-ces Of o"aa oarolin
wore disposed Of Among the losa wore. say 1oS
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NEWBERRY HLNDLCAEED.

Acting Solicitor Cald we'll writes as follows to
the Newberry Herald: "You will oolige me by
pablisbing the subjoined letter. wrote it in
reply to one addressed by one Dr.. Robert K.
4oott (who is by courtesy styled Governor Of
8outh Carolina to the sheriff Of Newberry
County. Personally, cared. nothing for the
matter; but felY it my duty, as acting solici.
tor, 70 clear the County of Newberry from the
violent and groundless accusations made
Against it, Dr.. Scott is quite in rage, learn;
and one Mr.. selby (who is said to edit little
shset in Columbia is also unwilling to see the
good people Of Newberry exonerated. I there
fore cali upon you to make public statement
OF which those two distinguished gentlemen
are afraid"
NEwBEaRY COURTHOUSE, March 29, 1869.
TO his E1cetlency Gouernor Il. 4. Scott:
SR-The sheriff Of fNewberry County showed
mo during the recent session Of the court, at
him, through your private secretary, in regard
to certain acts OF violence, alleged o have
been committed on the p; emises OF q. G. De-
Walt, and in the neighborhood OF Pomaria, in
this county. feel it my duty, as acting sohci-
tor. TO reply to the charges and threats con-
kAln6Q ID tnat letter.
Yow S1ceilency, as it appears to me, has
improperly char ,ed tbs sheriff. Even under
the new regime. / conceive that it is not the
duty OF the sheriff to bring before the grand
jury, all dis. mbances that may occur IN his
county; because he is not the officer to whom
any one makes complaint, and therefore be
cannot be expected to be informed as to any
criminal complaint, except by hearsay. The
letter which have previously spoken of
should have b. en- addressed to me, as the Off
Ger representing tie state of South Carolina.
But I waive the informalty. So coon as
bad notice OF your letter, proceeded to inves-
tigate the complaints made. 1 called the at
tention or the grand jury to the matter; sent
6. q. DsWalt before them, and when he 1ailed
to give them such information as would war.
rant them in mating a presentmsnt against
any one I seal out the sheriff TO arrest and
bring before the court any and all persops who
could or would give information. brought
the matter before the court second time:
when these meaus failed I persuaded his honor
Judge Rutland to charge the grand jury agaln
upon the subject; sent again for Witnesses;
went to the grand jury room and instructed
them as to their duty. 1t all avalled nothing
No particle OF intelligence could be ecited
and there was, consequently, no indictment
made out.
Ths conviction is, therefore. reed upon me
that only malicious persons have made these
representations to yOu-persons whose sole
denght consists in tomentlng discord be-
tween the two races aud the two political par
tics IN this State. The courts have always
been open here for all persons Of whatevor
race or social position. We are law-abidlDg
people. We desire that every man shall be
secured in life, liberty and properly. We want
peace, and We insist upon Justice. Give us
thnt Yours, respectfully,
j. ]. CALDWELL
Aclig 30 icuor.
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OFFICIAL.

LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the Postoface at
Charleston, for the week ending APRIL ~, 1858,
and printed officially in THE DAILY News as the
newspaper having the largest circulation in the City
of Charleston.
R5persons calling for Letters Advertised, should
state that they are advertised"
HS Office hours from A. NJ to 8 T. III. On SUM-
daya, from to p H.
STANLEY G.. TRoTT. Postmaster.
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Arrived Yesterday.

Arrived Yesterday.
british schr Vim II Cloare, Albury, Eeuthera,
Bah+ days. Fruit To Oannle
schr " F Cushing. Cook Key West-6 daya- Bal
steamer Fannie. Adair Edisto. Rockville, &C. Sun.
dries 10 Ferguson, stol. Webb Co, aud "
Eckel Co.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Everman. Snyder, Phildelphia-Jno
schr L Knight, Smith, New York-JA Enslow &
schr Sarah Cullen, Avis, Philadelphia-H Baker &
sohr Ida Richardson, Bcdsl Savannah deo-Wm
Roach Co.
Sailed Yesterday.
Steamship " Everman, Snyder, Philadelphia.
Scbr Knight, smth, New York.
schr smith. Tooker. New fok.
Schr Lilly, Francis, New YORK.
From this Fort.
Steamship Champion Lockwood New York. April
Steamship Prometheus Gray, Philadelphia, April 2G.
Cleared for this Port.
Brig Paragon, Shute, at Baltimore. April 81.
Sailed for this Port.
The Clifton, Williams, from Liverpool April 10.
Shfpnews by Tei:graph.
SAVANNAH, april 29-CeareG steamships General
Barnes for New York; America for Bilimort; barks
Alamo for Liverpool; Architect for Esw Yoik.
Mcmo.nuda.
The schr Sarah A H.mmond Wiley, from Charles.
ton for NORTH Weymouth hsss. arrived at Il ines
Hole April .6. SIX days uut. hhs makes tho follow.
ing report: on cape Loogout, goth instant. IN T.
gallo. carried away foremost head. inaintopma-t.
crosstrees. testletre and maIuboom also spit fore
topsSil and outtr 1ib.
The achr Emma. Anthony, cleared at New York
Apr n, Tor Georgetown, q.
The schr Lucy A Orcutt. Hastell. from George
town, C, arrived at Porta; d, Me, April 20.
LIST UF VESSELS
UP. CLEARED AND SAILED FOR 7HIS Posi- /.
FOREIGN
LIVERPOOL.
The Clifton, Williams, sailed. aprli ~
Bark Helen Sands, Utis failed. ........ March 10
DOMESTIC
BOSTON.
schr James Crocker, Cur11er, cleared. ~ ~
Schr sylvan -, hpA, =, 80
Schr N Hawkins. Wyatt, up......."..'...Ap-" 81
BELFAST. NE.
Brig Alexander MiLiken SNOW, saileu.'.'..+prn 40
Brig Redman- Rcdman, up. april 10
6ehr arg Eye. Thomoso cleared. ,Apr1. ~
schr BramhaD, stout, up.,...'..."naprl ID
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THE DAILY NEWS.
shopping

nh. stood beside the counter,
Tho day he'll pe'er forget;
She thought the mishn oearer
Than any she'd seen yet;
BE wa ched her playful hngers
The silks and satins toss
The clerks looked quite uneasy,
And nodded to the boss.
"Show ne some velvet ribbon.
Barege, and satin turk.
She SAID, Il want to purchase;
Then gave the goods q jerk.
Tho clerk was all obedience;
he travelled ION his shapes"
Al leugtb, with hesitation,
She bought yard Of tape
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financial ano Uumm.rfial.
The Charleston Money Market.

The Charleston Money Market.
THURSDAY. April %, 1863.
The weeks report of the market for securities
varies hut slightly from that OF last Friday There
is no depression in the market and though ousH's'
is s:agnant the prices show some apprecauon o.a.'
Bank bills have an advancing tendency. 'ou.n os
DINA Railroad half shares 22i to 23 state oopus'
old 70 to 49, new 10 to II. Slate bonds issued iof
Rank of the State bills co to 6l 1ns s'oek
Savannah and Charleston Railroad stock IS heid at
1sH to1s. No other changes OF note have occurred
SOUTHERN BANK BILLS.
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t'a SscnScIs.

Per steamship Lvrrman, for Philadelphia
sM Lcwi-. p Judgr. + Brug enlap and two
children. Ms Bate, ~ ann tutor. james But
10 Tho ,"s lu Der, JOHN Hutlcr. AID j Teach.
Pr .te9rper ran lie from Edisto. Rockville, &c-
J Wr1ah.. i...'nss. T g Be0iet W Rheley, Gibbs,
= 4,eokeu, and 30 on dsck.
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ss- Persons deposlting letters in the postofice
will please place the stamp near the upper right
hand corner of the envelope, and they will also
nlease to remember that without the stamp letter
cannot be mailed but viii be cent to tho Dead Letter
Office.
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wONIEN'S LIST

'epper, Mrs P |
III |
'ell. Mrs John B
'inkerson, Mrs O |
Pope, Miss G @ |
Mrs II
'ope. Caroline |
'ralowI Jane |
Prince, Lydia |
'richer, Susan B
'uive, Sally |
aabtart, Mrs a
Kelly. Mary An
Rice, Nellie |
rivers, Sallie |
toss, Anne |
eoberfaon Miss II
robinson, Dandy |
aosis, MISS n |
Rogers, Matilda
M |
Robins, Mrs v
Rustic, Mrs D |
Russ, Mrs J NJ /
aucker, Mrs E N
Ryan, Mrs M A |
Sullivan, Mary J |
'altus. Mrs P |
,cheper. Mrs 8 |
;cakner, Mrs NJ |
Sheridan, Miss L
'bokes, Mary |
'igwald, Mrs E /!
NJ |
sirgler. Jane
sonmonia. Ann
snallwood, Miss |
s a
smythe. Julia.
;oub iity, Sarah
smith. Cathreen
smith, Mrs O ;
. mith. Miss M E
small. Mifs P
Sr1alls. Ann
simmons, Caty
Simons, sarah
l'arlizti. Miss II
rvrnpeiiti, mrs j
rerpin. Ellen |
l'embelton, Miss
f |
rlleus, Julia
Thompson, Mrs
] titus. Sarah |
Upton, Mrs NJ
roomer, nary B
Trip, Mrs J |
Taylor, Mrs ]
7enning, Mrs E
r |
Viney, Sarah 8
lYageDer, Mrs l.
q |
Watts, Miss II r |
Watson. Mnrv |
IVapne, Mrs NJ "
Warren, Deanna
Watson, Mrs @
yelling, Miss M
j |
Webb. Mary |
Hiebcke. Mrs c |
White, Cells |
White. Rebecro
Vilkerson, Mics |
Wright. Mrs E
Wright, Anna E
Warner, : ellie |
Lucy |
Walker, Tenet !
wilson, Mary A |
Williams, Misses
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,o KEEpERs or COWS THIs PREPARATION

rs INVALUABLE
Il In ere ses the
quantity and inn
proves the quality
Of the MILK. It
has been proven
by sctua alE1peri-
mcnt to Increase
The q u antity Of
Milk and Cream
ty per cent.
and make the But
4ar Avn, and aweAt
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exports for the week ending Thursday
April a9.

April 80.
FOREIGN.
IIVERPOOL-Per British brig Courier-14 bags Sea
Island Cotton. 4e2 bales Upland Cotton. 81 ools
Rosin, COG bags Cotton Seed
DOMESTIC.
BOSTON-Pcr schr A l. Glover-95 bales Upland
cottor, lao tons Old Iron, 21S casks Clay S2
balee Rags.
NEW YORK-Per steamship Champion-23 bags Sea
Island Cotton. 70 bales Upland Cotton, ~ Dales
Domesics 90 empty Barrels, Al PACKAGES SUI
dries, liza pkgs Vegetables. .Per steamship
saragossa- 28O bales Upland Gotten, rs bales
Yarns, ia tierces Rice, Al bbls Rosin 40 ca fs
Clay, 1147 boxes Green Peae 35 PACKAGES sun
dries. Per schr Lilly-lo3. 000 feet LUMBER.
100 bb's Phosphate. III empty Beer BarTels' 10
packages Furniture, bales Mdse, cases To-
bacco, packages Hardware, % packages Type.
Per schr L Knight-18,20 feet LUMBER,
126, 800 feet Hewn Timber
PHILADELpHIA-Per Steamship Evernan-
223 bales Of Cotton of which 20 we're Tor Boston,
81 bales Yarn. SC old Wheels. GU OLD A1le' Al
sacks Dried Fruit, 81 ticrces Rice. po1 Fiants'
1884, bbls and crates Vegetables. l64 PACKAGES sun.
dries. Per schr sarah Culen-!So UoG iees
Lumber, % tons Tennessee Marble, lot oio ron'
pALTIMoRE-Per steamship Falcon-164 bales Up,
land Cotton, 80 tierces Rice. IA oaes rags, o
bales Rope Cuttings, bale Wool, lou casks Uioy'
10 bills Rosin. 8 bags ruit 26O PACKAGES 'ege-
tables, and Sundnes.
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-"You Bel" village in California, has been
burned. Loss $780,
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Noll, A r |
Passalaigue, Gil
bert |
Parker. John |
James |
Pawlly. James |
Paul. Antrl |
Plnckney, Isaac !
Pope l. Cole |
Poinuler. Samuel
Il |
n: fiery, Michael
Rhett. Benz, Jr
Richardson. |
Thompson |
Rivers, Oscar |
Rivers. Elias L |
Robert, ] N |
sanders. Frank !
schilat. William |
y |
Schmidt, John E
Sirnonds. A q |
'inn ons, Pine |
'bafer h Hamil. |
ton |
'miser. Henry 8 !
'imons, Rotrcy !
smith. Daniel |
'm th, William |
smith, W A |
Stuart, James |
'turke, Werman
struck, q |
swluton, Peter |
,winton, Cyrus |
swinton, Caroli- |
pa |
rall. John 81 |
reppant j B |
Thomas. s b. Jr
vonLintig, Mag |
Ter HInrch |
Ward, Charlie |
W3'son. Stephen
(col'dI |
Walker, James !
Wainwright, Ju-
lius |
Wallace, john |
Wallace, W D |
F R |
Mailing, John !
Wells, P l. |
Wells. I;ccior |
Wee1. r L !
White , George !
wilson. Goge r
Wilson. q h !
9ilkpraon. Paul
Win. low. Capt !
William |
Wright, Hope |
Young. Eichard |
Youns blood, Pc
ter !
zerbst, Charles |
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-22
PRIVATE BOARDING.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS OPENED 4
i Private Boarding House In the brick build
ing opposite the old Granite MIL, on nam
street, Gold Hill, and Is prepared 70 furnish the
very best Of boarding at seven dollars per wesk,
IN ADVANCE. / can accommodate few
more good Boarders in addition 70 those now
have. MkS. uohSNhN'
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Notice!

H1oT1cE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT I
N have this day appointed and empowered
s. a.. Robinson to act as my attorney In nct IN
ali matters pertaining 10 my business IN tne
State Of Nevada, until further PupIS n1nee; Hsv
Gold Hill, March q, 1859. mh2eu
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
SIS. Buy the Best. SIS.
Sent by Express, Cash on Delivery.
The Genuine 0roide Gold Watches

IMPROVED AND MANUFACTURED By
us. are all the best make. HUNTING
CASES. finely chased and beautifully enameled; ;
PATENT and DETACHED LEVERS, FULL
JEwELED, and every watch perfectly regulated
and adjusted, and
l:unranlrcd by tho Company
To keep correct time, and wear and not tarnish,
but retain an appearance equal to solid gold as
long Us worn.
These celebrated watches VIC are now sending
ont by mail and express, c. 0. D., anywhere
within the United States and Canadas, at the
regular wholesale price, payable on delivery.
No Money - Required In Advance,
As we prefer that all should receive and see the
goods before paying Tor them.
q Si.gic Watch 90 Any Address, SO.
A club OF SIX, with an EXTRA watch 70 the
Agent sending the club, 800; making SEVEN
watches for $50.
Also, superb lot Of most elegant
Or0ide Chains,
Ofthe latest and mostcostly styles and patterns.
for Ladies' and Gentlemen's wear, from 10 to 10
inches In length, at prices Of 81, -, s. and s.
each Sent, when ordered with watch, at the
regular wholesale prices.
Deacribe the Watch Required.
Whether Ladies' or Gentlemen's size, and ad-
dress your orders and letters to
The DROIDk WATCH Co..
1lS Ruitou Street, New York.
je2S1m2p
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-10
DR.. HUTCHINE, .
headache + Caihariic
PILLS..

IN
AS fsnily Medicine, Doet. Hutehins' Pills are
warranted to effect than any other offered
- ths public. They cure all kinds Of
ADADACAES, LIVER COMPLAINTS
Csaivesess. Bais~s and Nr,rom AHteti.ss. Les ~
AltaalA 0rsfstah isi;fssfass, Jassdis, Drss-
NJ, Pslaesiss n ~ Hsart. asd Fs,sals Iy,yxs.
kssfes. Puff - Blood. Regulate the Stomach and
1oweA md give healthy tone to the system gener-
0sra Hsesisr raj ~ii =. shes1sn ris III ~i.hou.
- ~F1isI. Pr3ee - esaeo. To Be bad =
AN ORDINANCE relating to The Election,
OGlcs Duties, &C.. II The City Health
Isopoetos.
b 4 saasesd By the City Csuseil II the
City II DAvsspost, - fellows, te.vit:
6oc. l. That eeesiee eix Of IN oadinancs
sntisled, - ssdiaancs y previds fer the
slsssiss ~ The pesple u Street Coumis.
sisoss, b., pssssd Msssb 0sb. 1867, b,
end ~ sane hereby II repealed.
Bee. 8. That sections dive and six Of part
Ill Of chapter 20 Of the revised ovdissoess
Of 1855 b, and the same hereby are, re-
psalsd.
Sec. 3. The duties which heretofore have
been performed By the Officer. known ~
The Health Inspector, shall hereafter be
performed 30 far - may be necessary, OF
q tbs City Council may direct. BY The
Nsrshal. until the council shall provide for
the appointment or elec,ion Of some other
person to oil such cffice, in the event il
shall become necessary 10 do %.
Passed aud approved, March Sd, 1869.
OS. MCNEIL. Mayor pro ten.
Attest, JeGN lfLiIs, City Clerk.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-10
LAWYER 8.

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MARTIN u MURPHY,
ATTORNDY0 At LAW, Devsapoet, fowa, a.
q 1afengo, Iowa. Once IS Wet second street
DaSsnports On west side Pablle oaaafs. A3sagO
r. DNYOE0.
ATTORNEY AT Ia w