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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1870-02-23
Administrators Sale of Real
Estate.


DYsVIRTUE OF AN ORDER OFfsALE
ID made BY the Hon. D. McBryde Circuit Judge Of
the 4th Judicial Circuit, Island Of Kauai dated the
Goth day Of January A. D., 1870, will sell at Pub
lie Auction the Court House in Honolulu. on SAT-
URDAY THE 26rH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1870, at
L. D'cock noon, tho following real estate situated in
Puhuluu, deceased; Apana l, hoi. hoomaka
ka pa pohaku paa lihi mauna o ka anwai he
XIII akau keia XIII keno makai kaamauma, a e
hoo hema 240 hiki IL pankua me hema 27o. hiki IS
pauku, ma ka lihi mauka o ka auwai, alaila shema
62o komo 127 pauku. pill me konohki akau 29e komo
70 pauku akan $50 hiki 65 pauku, akau $50 komo 81
pauku, pill Ike alma konohiki, akau 54e hiki
IS paukn, pill Ike Piipii hiki Ike hoomaka
ana. He 81 loe0 eka apana 3, hoi. E.hoomnka ma
Ike XIII komO maka o kua ma, ka lihi hema ka au-
wal a holo hema 27e hiki l55 pauku, pill me Ike
alma Kalauuman0, akau 6Ses hiki 2T9 pauku, pill
me mumuku akan 26e kOmo 10 pauku, pill me Kau-
mauma a hiki ka auwai hema 59e komo 275 pauku,
pill me ka auwai hiki ka hoomaka ana. He 1870
eka apana 3, l hoi. + hoomaka ma Ike XIII akau keia
a e holo hema $50 kkl 1853 pauku pill me Ike maqele
moi hema 62e 45' komo 2se pauku 0 pill ana me Ma
pOeha me Poeuahns a hiki ka pahu kokoko mau-
ka tho Ike kala ka hale akau Csc 30' hiki 2S5
pauku pill me kawe hiki ka khi mua. He 465-lO00
eka. Terms of sale, cash. Deeds at expense of pur-
chaser. Deeds and survey be at the Office of
Messrs. Adams Wilder.
ID. X, FfFE, Administrator
al with will annexed of estate Of Puhnhuu.
Lihue, Kauai, Jan Goth, 1870.
a 3 ADAMS 4 WILDER. Auc'trs.
u [St.
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COMMERCIAL.
R0NoLELE. u. q. SO.


The Hawaiian bark Catalina Is days from San
F-aneiseo arrived on the 18Th. bringing San Fran
cisco payers II the Sd inst She is route for 70
tohAaA. Ena ssfied to-day, having obtained new
Re-lster-
Br the paper per Catalina, notice sale Of
I.lasa sugars by Messrs- J. c Merrill Co, At the
faIio~ing prices
sass.-s ssa-aiau- Ertvaie Al suction, byJ c Merrill
~ Is-H1, undsr sou cab $50 and under s. oc
49,, -. a. ., sa a. lysitsrr - - .0irss
81 ardo $ 81. ~ hi lids East NaH s. ssi 20 kes
o. NHsag sae . - ltl II ois Do DO hAsi MAI =
% q d O = IS y - q, aS ls y - y q ~
ts O. Wauku. = ~ = Do DC 90 Hcri. - - 4saodo
d Fg.ko . = o. % % 80 49, : $ = a q. y, az az So 3
.; SD dado WakApa- : d2iss = D. 30 > 81 n Do
q Ns.s.I's. i, - !. fS5.,., cireie cruss
* "a @ Fsisse me sr Ss.1s- RSs, sn,ia
Fri'zs ~ Dc p !, histss-
The aaore prioss arc decline from our former ad-
rss and &c can no; look for any advance until trade
opens sboui The & Of April.
0.fs,-The market appears to be quiet and sales
o. Hawaiian. qnoisd in bond. at Zoe . SO
.S.s-The market Is reported sssrstoeked with all
kind.. Cais.ruia eoarse n bulk. quoted At SIG
SIS = taa-22+o lbs HE
he szusaiea for COLA IN New YsFk, Feb. End
lsIs- making Legal Tenders 50.
Th. Hauafau bark Arctic Is hand from Boston,
hsrsrc teeu a-iei oct as uhSler. She reports $50
htl. .ss.srln on ne passage ont c-aHlst
The weather has been unusually stormy fer even
TIN. season q the year having blown gale for the
la-i thrss weeks The unable 90 do any
shiur 10 getting Of produce and bot little sugar is
coming fvaTd which delays the loading Of the pack
- NV O. peTs-
TIE Jane A. Faikinburg and John Hancock are
taking Ia salt ana Wih s4ii in-A few days for San
Frauoisoo- The Cambridge for Portland. is waiting
balauos q cargo The D. c. Murray is now loading
and s,runises 60 SAL during the coning week
Tae ior PRISE % pulu Tor the last SIX months, has
nsa-ir stopped shipments of this artiee, and but
Eile s doiar u collecting g. We Of the opinion,
a. he szng opens. the price Will advance IN Calder
ma. hui ve 90 not lgok for saoh prices weTe.ob-
tanned for some two years. up 70 July last .alo
8a-siiaH Eis i quoted At sdsc-. with sfair pros
F-7s u clearing she markc; during the next three
months. al about the above fgures.
Eolas-ss appears to be n demand in San Fran
eiseo. aithuurh the prices quoted In Nes York and
Bo-tou v.Iid jastify in thinking our muissses
rouls -av O. shir o. tho-c markets.
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FoRT or II0YOLULU.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Frt le-Ssfr ,iarlia IN Hawai- 4ltt .rI
uHkuieis. iu feari i.iYer.
S1lr Luka I'm haual-
L--ScirslruuF, TN kaull .-...rr ash. vaH
ser 1lli kclkl ial Maui.. ~
rk-S-lr Wa-rite o. Mal1kai
In-S-ar Fafrr Queeu o. Kaual
"a Czzaila. Andersen, IL days I'm san Iran
ctzr.. .H...a.aH
scir 1lhl Young. IN kauN
s-lr lssftIs - F-s-7 River
s-s-i- Nsfris Nerla r I'm Mani. -. HsT1l
Rev 81 b AT,til ras. IN Cruise with lso 81 slil.
s--s1tr llkuleie- In prlrl Ever. 49,
Sdir NAY EIIen. m Maln-
SIR kinsl- In Naul ~ 4tiH
SAILED.
Pei I--Ir shF N-ya. Jlurs. i1T Costa Rica- s.. t-
ls-s-hr l-af.sIia- fdr pcarl HsirHr-
>atr Artire Ter Eapail- .....E grr
1E->clr TetuF. fT kauai .s-..-
scar Luka. fr Kauai ---t
.-Scl.r Hakulele. Or Pesrl River.
sclr 1sselils- o. psSIl RiTer.
SrslN.d kriti. f1r Maui WHrr
SrlT MaIila = Mzri .rr--r
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CHICAGO. Jan. 25th.-A Washington special saws
the Introduction from the House Appropriation
Committee Of the bill for legislative Judicial and
executive expenses, brought out the fact that the
whole Committee are with Dawes in ohiectiug TO
the Department estimates, and insists o. the most
rigid economy IN the expenses Tue Committed
intend pursusng the policy reduction in estimates
TO be acted % IN Other bills. Nearly two-fftfs Of
the present reduction in the expenses is for Con-
gress, showing that the Committee are not aciuated
oy any special hostility 10 Departments Before Mr.
Dawes made his speech he went 10 ever DEPART
ment and tried in vain TO get reduction Of the
estimsies, representing the need of economg in
strong terms There was no time: be had whoiis
failed IN obtaining the reduction that the Committee
had asked, and 50 they had determined 70 bring the
matter before the House and Country.
NEW YORK, Jan Slst--The Tri5aas's WISHING
ton special saysthe public debt will be reduced this
month between two, and three millions I The ex-
penses Of the GOvernmeurfor January viii not vary
much 'front.' those Of last month"; While the Inter
nal Revenue receipts light, the Custom receipts
are fair, amounting already 10 els 500 90 The
prospect for reduction Of the debt i not as fvora
bic al this time.
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KEEEr FpNNN--A - foreign correspondent - in 4
certain local paper. dating from San Francisco,
LEritfeu Ia Honolulu y has made trip over the
Pacific kairoad. and has also made our very impor-
t1rt discovcries--P C. 4 FL. 1871.
Tbs e. q good joke; We were not up 10 the dodge
beiore, se didut know that our neighbor wrote
biz foreign correspondence in Honolulu. Il re
MINDS Ne of an aueodoie Of lady who accused her
isip- q hasieg followers, and being persuaded
that she lad them, went into the kitchen, not find
ing any ops there proceeded 10 take down the oven
door. vhcn the help" exclaimed, Aye marm
raurre hrd en- there -
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HElGHT OF koSAHCANCI--Some years since, 8
cisuute having arisen among some OF our citizens
% which OF The two summit peaks Of Konahuauui
lfhr Nouufair in the q our town and the high
81 q the rlue that hisecis our island Of OAHU
the hirhest Lieut. Hun Of the English Man-of-war
E1oar, then iyinc iu our har5or measured the
hciEiis by triansulaiion. DE made the eastern
peak thai which croEns the ridge between Pauos,
sne Nanas valleys 472 feet above the Level Of the
So aud somewhat higher than its fellow that skirts
rht Nunau1 valley pail Another measurement OF
The hiEAesi peak made few day since, by Lieut.
Heutscha, 81 The Ausfrio- Hungarian ship DosGE
Who maze the ascent and took barcmetrical obser-
vliiuus or the way up, and Al the summit. BE was
ac-enpGnied By Dr.. Hillebrand President Altxan-
Der q Oahu College and others, the party leaving
toEu cary IN the morning. aud devoting the day to
M vorkE aud boianising. The observations were
MADE uitA Aneroid Barometer, that has been
thoroughly tested by LieuL Heuisehel in determining
rnouuisin heights In the measurement Of Table
NoEutGir Al the Caps Of Good Hope height Of
winch L VEL slffled. The barometer, gave the
beigaf viii , correeiness that verified the Deepen
dena that could Be placed uPon IT, The mode
a prooeseing Was this- Tie barometer was
red a. thc ship. and again Al the residence OF Dr.
Hliebrant. which j. So feet above the SEA This
c1rnce % resdi1g Nss taken as the basis Of calcu
latiou. for The net u the ascent The party aseen
cec y the PAuos ridge The most prominent
Poiui q tx ridge, the head of31he valley, was
found 10 Be- J. 405 feet Two miles farther up where
tbs si3Ee forms he -diyids of Ma1ou vallef. the
hei<ai is 2s0S ieei The height Of TIE summit peak
Nas foond % Be- s29feet This II viii be observed
o1-rs but slghry sron Lirut' HUBS Ineasuueulent
and &c nay re,y npDn Lent Henisehel's figures q
giving he correct height Of the Mountain
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DIED.

swINTON-In HououIu on the 18th inst Of brain fever
Chas Edward youngest of H E sEsntSn. ESQ., aged 1o
years end aonfhs. u --+.r--
B0tKD-In iipnolula the 18th inst William H. Round
native q Charottesve Va aged about 70 year. and for
u years resident q f1ese IslAnds.
sWISToN.-In Honolulu Monday. the list inst NsFas
the wife Of Henry swinton- aged 81 years.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

BIT the Hawaiian Bark Catalina, arrived on the
10Th inst from San Francisco We have dates to the
Sd inst Our thanks are due to our townsman A. j.
Cartwright, ESQ, for files of papers to that date
The news is unimportent; We give below, latest
ielegrams from the East and Europe.
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SIEMOE;ANDA.

T-art ts kindness u Capt Graz. the HawAaH VIAL
lrr Arrtir enabled make the following
psi B.rt Arcfi1. Gray months BON Boston With $50
tt ~ Whiis 81 stare ground. nec 2th sroks Bark B
Cd1.-L McCu.ss Salrurkst 80 hhls sP since leaving
Rauza= BARI Arab Coe & New Bedford, 50 bbs - oil
laariue Trus. I4rk sid nefSutan Holmes
Ten la5iss - $50 lor1ing Tsnl-- Rspsred ls the
ahFe- Bz-k n6se Msoouber loo bbls ~ OF % "a Shore
E-urud
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NOTICE.

VyHE PARTNERSHIP BETWEEN G..
i BeRNH0LTan HENRY D0DIEG as Batchsrs
in Nuusnu Street Honolulu, Is this day dissolved by
mutual agreement. All bills due said establishment
on the to be made to him. f(.,.~-..-,. Il,
G. Bornh0t takes this opportunity Of notifying his
friends and the public in general that he continues
his business Butcher, at his old stand in Nuuanu
Street, and respectfully soieits continuance Of
tom from his old friends and the public IN general.
No establishment keeps Better Meat " sells At
Lower PRICE,. 4'fH 81
Honolulu, 18th February, 1870. At
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LOCAL NEWS.
ss,, Of ne Moon tor Fsbruarr. Is7

THE barkeuiins .ans 4 FaiAiabrrg, We hear will
leave % Saturday, uex,, taking mail
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HI EKSsllsney 5 h Phillips, lectured last Friday
evening, a Bufium Hall before the Young Men :
Christian Association. The evening was very
stormy. oui this did not deter large and apPreeia-
tive audience from attending The subject ''Civili-
zaiiou' Ras handled By The lecturer in mastery
way ihai both instructed and interested his hear
en- Tie Entertainment WAS introduced and con
cluse5 br vocal music
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NOCSG MEy's CHRISTIAN AssoCIkuoN.-The re
rular monthly uaeetia- vii be ,lR1d % Thursday
lto norrow) evening instead OF Friday, at halt
pas seven o'clock, in the Reading room Of the As
s,-ir-in- 1
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On our outside page to-day, viii be found the
charge q Sir Edward Horrbv, the supreme Judge
q Il b NJ Provincial Court Of Hong Koug. de-
Irerud a. Tokohana- II is most Interesting and
instructive reading ss teuding 10 give more than
any thing ess an idea Of the general state Of things
Tokohznna regards the foreign settlers there.
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EUROPEAN.

MADRID, Jan. 24th.-The Duke Of Montpensier, is
elected Deputy the Constituent Cortes from the city
Of 0viedO.
MUNICH, Jan 24th--The Augsburg GGsere of Sat
urdsy points the protest of Cardinal Kauseher to
the Papal infablity, which is shortly presented
TO the Pope. GA
LoSpoS, Jan. 24th--Mr. Gladstone has issued the
usual notice to the supporters of the Government in
the House be in their the sth Of February
A project has been introduced here locking to the
establishment Of a steamer and railway route from
Australia aud New Zealand to London ria San Fran
cisco. Portland Maine4, and Milford Haven Wales.
Ii is thought the trip may be accomplished through
these points in about forty days.
LosDoS, Jan. s5tb.-In csnsequenee Of earnest So
heitSton, the Duke Of Cambridge has withdrawn his
resignation Commander-in-Chisf.
New HoRK, Jan. 25tb.-Foreign mail adEices say
the British ship KIag Lear from Cardiff for Hong
Kong. fOHndeEed of the British coast; IS lives were
lost. GA. Lah -fs4 tf N-E AEl
MADRID. Jan. 25th--In Madrid the Marquis PerO-
lilo is candidate for the seat Of Marshal serrzno
At the closing Of the polls last night ne had received
1900 votes. while the Republican candidate had Is
600. The elections continue three days longer.
BOxDeS, Jan. 25th.--Pariiament viii reassemble
on the Sth Of February.
Pans, Jan. 25thAt the trial Of Prince Pierre Be-
napAxre. Deputy eanbetta VII appesr for the family
Of Victor Noire.
MAPPED, Jan z5sh!LFhe election returns from the
Provinces have been delayed by heavy SHOWS. As
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The Hawaiian bark Catalina, Is days from San
Frsauisoo. arrived on the 18th. bringing san Fran
esoo papers u the 81 inst She is en- route for 70
kohAniA. Ena ssiied to-day, having obtained a new
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Il. HACKFELD & co.
For Rent 1!

Il A Large and Commodious Residence
Ill Situated in the most pleasant part Of this City
Enquire Of M j. r. KINNEY.
Honolulu, Jan. &c. 1870. 100 Nuuanu Avenue.
4 =
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BY the paPer Per caIalina, We notice 4 sale Of
leland sugars BY Messrs- J. c Merrill Co, At the
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Feb Up. s.-Though there has been no snow
on the mountain, at least I have seen none, there
have been repeatedly heavy frosis. The rain has
CONCEALED on the bushes near the summit No reg
ular Kona storm have we experienced this season,
hence the scarcity of rain, both at Lshains and
Ulupalakua Last evening and till 10 O'Clock, it
rained here in torrents. Yours, &c, JsG
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Quakerl; Linimlen,,It;.. ,,I;.

N9HE sUREsr PROTECTION against dis
4 4! ease is tho timely nee OF good remedy.
fhe great Family Liniment Of the age, for in
ternal and external use, combined in one med
icine. p 'bii5osi -
Not since the introduction of modern Che
mistry and analytical research into the hidden
mysteries OF the vegeta Bile kingdom. has there
been discovered a chemical product of such
extraordinary curative powers as the Quaker
Liniment;" this justly celebrated medicine
was discovered and prepared by q Quaker Doc
tor, connected with the naval service Of the
country, his practice was confined to those se-
we're cases which usually result from a sea-
farlng life. Kheumatisrns, Acute and Chronic.
Colds, Colds, Coughs, Cramps, Chilblains, Fevers,
ring promp: and energetic medicine. The
treatment OF these complaints with the ordi-
nary medicine Of the day failed to make cure
or relieve the patient. Disappointed and NOR
promptings Of pure humanity for the suf-
fering, as we'll as q professional pride, he,
after much labor and study, compounded his
great gt,l Liniment. called the. QUAKER LINZ
peculiar property it possesses in being an in
ternal and external remedy at tho same time.
and differs from all other medicines in it's ac
tiGn 2a in in arresting disease,
Consumption, Cramps, Fever and Ague. Head,
ache, Asthma, Dysentery, Coliu, Acid Stomc ch.
Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Sick Stomach, Pains
in tho Stomach, DiarrhDa. ~
1t is used externally for Sore Throat lDiDh.
therla; Swelling Of the Glands sof the Neck.
Headache, Neuralgia, Face ache, Tooth-ache'
rams IN the Back, on the Side or in the Heart.
stiH Neck, Lumbag!o, Rheumatism, it is espe.
Muscles or Joints, for Stings of Insects, lnako
Bites, Itching Humors in the Skin; for ali
these. and for more than we can enumerate
1T ls the great remedy.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by
FISHER & HEINITSH, Druggists.
Nov 25 Columbia. 8. q.
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ing. tha Wa "a I AKIN se s fsfo t9 STATE
Qoafts BY !Etfyeoh, and Judge Weiiford,
|ofthe Circuit Court. granted O fndndanus
and. issued an Injunction restraining
SNa Ghah con from exescisipg the duties OF
MoNRoE, La, April 1.-H. Wisner,
Sheriff of Ouachita Parish, was muir
dered here last night, by party of If
teen or tWonty armed men, who came for
the purpose Of releasing one Beaver, in
custody for murder. The mob also killed
AfAt johnson, oolored, who was a wit
ness against Beaver. After releasing
Beaver they barred the Jail doors to
prevent Tie escape of the other prison
ers. and retired.
John Wimberly was killed, yesterday
evening, in difficulty, by DR.. Dinko-
rane.
New ORLEANS, April 1.-The Metaire
spring races commence Saturday.
The Jefferson City Fire Department
had their last celebration and parade to-
day under the old order. Henceforth
Jefferson City will be sixth district of
New Orleans.
CINoNNArT1, April 1.-Linoh, the ring
leader OF the riot on the steamer Du.
buque, last fall, who was arrested in Ar
kansas and brought here, will be taken
to Little Rock for trial.
Rain continues, and the river is rising
rapidly.
SELMA, ALA, April IA special,
from the Tuscaloosa Times, reports that
Ryland Randolph and q man named
Smith exchanged several shots in the
street, wouding each other and killing a
by-stander. It appears that Randolph
acted On the defensiYe.N '.I-r =
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LIME, % Dbl. z 5UQD2 rs
MoLAssEs, Cuba, 46@55
New Orl'ns1 0O@l 10
Sugar H'se. .75Ml 90
NAILS, % kegs 50@6 rs
ONIONS. 5sbus1 75@2 10
OIL, Kerosene, & 6ON70
Machinery. 1901 II
SPECIE, Gold Q11 1U
Silver ... m1 U6
PoTAT's, Iris 1 50WI rs
Sweet, bus 1 1902 10
RICE, Carolina tb8A01D
SHOT, Bbag. 8 0UO3 I6
SALT, Llverp.2 50@2 60
SOAP, pb, .7A@lO
SPIRITS, Alcohol, ,gl7 10
Brandy a 00O12 10
HollndGin.5 s. OO07OJ
American. q 00@3 20
jam. Rum.6 OO@7 GO
N. E. {" e 0OO3 50
Bo. Whisky 8 50@4 10
Mononghla2 50Qo4 08
Rectified. L 35@I ST.
SUGAR, Crus'd, 17QS18
Powdered. 16@l8
Brown .12Ml6
STARCH, 3 b.. 9A0lO
TEA, Green ib1 004o2 so
Black, L 00@1 08
TOBACCO, Chw. 60@l 90
Smoking, ib. .50@1 IL
VINEGAR, Vino, .70@70
Cider .50@66
French. Il 25@l so
WINE, Cham. 20@2S 90
Port, $gal 8 00@5 90
Sherry. s. 5000 00
Madeira. q 50@8 o
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DISEASES OF THE BLOOD


The life of tho flesh is in Tho blood. ia
soriptural maxim that Science proves to be
true. The people talk OF bad blood as the
cause or many diseases, and, like many popu-
truth. AZ
The eymptoms Of bad blood are usually
quite plain. Bad digestion causes imperfect
nutrition. and, consequently, the circulation
is Feeble, the soft tissnes lose their tone and
elasticity, and the tongue, becomes pale,
white coat. THIS condition a6on shows Itself
IN roaghhess Of the skin, then in ERuprfve ana
ULoERAT1vE diseases,. and, when long conti-
nutd. results in serious lysiops, OF the Brain.
Liver, tupgs O Urinary ApPsratls. Much,
bioS, tbs9S mqIf9s SS,HgFtng ts caused by impure
Gf sns human 1a family are ascted With scfofala
When the Blood Is pure, youare rot .ao liable
to any disesse. Many Impurities Of tho Blood
as1ss aS1ss from impure assaass, ot large cities.
lite and goad spfrits, fsir aiiS '9Ia@ ana v1to
strength will return to you
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FINANCIAL AND oonImnIIl.,,Cl5'IAl.Li.. :.

COLUMBIA, 8. c., April 1.-The cotton
market has been very dull during the
past week, only 40 bales having been
disposed Of, as follows: 2 at 1e1S,; 10 at
1872; 6 at 10; "a Mt 20. F2
New YORK, April 1-Noon.- Stocks
dull but steady. Money easy, at 5f06
Sterling long 81; short 81. Gold
1156. 62's 10. Tennessees, e1-coupon,
58%; new 81; Yirginia's, ex.coupon,
70; new 7OI; Louisiana 6s, old, II;
new 7224; levee 6's 76M; S's "a; Ala
bama S's 96Ll; SIS 72; Georgia 6's 81;
rs 93; North Cardinals 46; new 22%
South Carolina's 8S; new So. Flour,
corn and wheat dull. Pork qniet-mess
26, g. Lard quiet-barrels l4k@l4A.
Cotton firmer-middling uplands 22X;
Orleans 231l; sales 800 bales. Freights
dull
7P. M.-Cotton quiet and steady.
with sales of 1900 bales, at 222z. Flour
SOLO. lower -superfne State 4OC64. SIS;
Southern common to fair extra $50.
Wheat dull and drooping-winter red
and amber Western 1.23. Corn un-
changed. Pork steady. at $3.50. Lard
a shade essier-kettle 15@l5}S. Whis-
key firm. Groceries dull. Freights un-
changed. Money active, at 6(07. Sterl-
ing dull, at s114. Gold 11T@115s.
BALTIMORE, April 1.-Cotton dull ana
firm. Flour, small business. Wheat
quiet and unchanged. Corn less active
yellow 1.O1; white 1.O1@1O3. Provi-
sions firm and unchanged. Whiskey
dull and nominal.
CINCINNATI, April Corn firm, sound
scarce, at s0(984. Whiskey bouyant, at
95. Pork. quiet, ut 27.OO. Shoulders
IL; clear sides 1873. Lard nothing
doing.
LOUISVILLE, April Flour and grain
unchanged. Provisions quiet. Pork
T:50. Shoulders 1l1s; clear sides 16A.
Lard 1914. Whiskey SO. ~
New ORLEANS, April l. Cotton in fair
demand -middling %; sales 7,5OJ bales;
receipts 1916.
MoprhE. April Cotton firm-mid.
ding 2l; sales 200 bales; receipts 557.
SAVANNAH, April 1.-Cotton in GOOD
demand-middling 21L; sales 400 bales;
receipts 1,061.
CHARLESTON. April 1.-Cottcn quiet
and steady middling 81; sales 600 bales;
receipts 352; net receipts of week 2, ,351.
sAUaUsTA, April 1.-Cotton firmer-
middling 2OI9@2024; sales 25s bales; re-
ceipts 181.
LONDON, April 1--Noon.--Consols
93H; bonds OH.
LIvERpoon. April Ia p. M.-Cotton
firm-uplands 1919; Orleans 1116@11I;
sales of the week 61.000; export {, 900;
speculation 5000; stock 100000, of
which American is 256, 600; receipts
l36. 900, of which American is 1O3, 1000;
stock af1oat $4,000. of which American
is 227, 900. Yarns and fabrics at Man
chester firmer, at better prices.
LIVERPOOL, April 1.-Evenin g-Cot-
ton firm and unchanged with sales of
IL. 900 bales.
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Meets with great success in the cure Of
Diseases of Nervous Svstem

nervous exhaustion, and are, therefore labln
to its concomitant evils Of mental depression
confused ideas. sof ening or the brain. insani
~, and complets breaking down of the general
broken down nervous syatellis. and. nnfortm.
natt'ly tobacco, alcohol, late hours. over-work
tmental and physically are causing diseases
ratio. " A"i
The symptoms to which diseases OF tho ner
vons system give rIse may be stated an fol.
lows; dull, heavy e!iug in the head, some
,imes more or less severe pain or headache;
itihging in the Head; Cobfilsion of Ideas. :.
Fem J"rary l.o-n of Memory; Detection of
S,irlts; Starting during Sleep; Bad Dreams;
Hesitation III Answering Questions; Dullness
II hraring; rwtching IT tho Face and Arms,
nc which. ii not promptly treated, lead to
tarhly-ls, Deliriun, 1nsanity, Impotency,