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MARINE NE MS.
CHARLESTON, S. C..........APRIL 8. 1877
tatsedeg 4s min 80 sec Long 10 deg 81 min 81 sec.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY,

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Walker. Evans T. corswtli West 4 HIM. ! WWirIh''
4 White; OF Wieters. " Williams n CO, W w.
= Wohlken, WI Yates an,l others. On 5th inst, .
+ MILO miles north on Hatteras, exchanged Sig
naiS Win steamship james Adser, bound ir New
Bf s,ip Remington. Fowler Pos.on-s days
Ballast. To Henry Card.
January "a, and last from Fayai. Sail. To Henry
| Card and Rsyenel II co. Yesse. to WIN p Smith
&;co. Nf:.
days. Ballast, To " P Hal. "'
To WILCOX. GibSsa CO. ''
Fruit. To c Bart & CO, and Paul. WEIGH + Bran.
oes: ,,,,u d.. 49,. -
Frnir m w Roa aSpe ! = nv isauo' BAN Jays
SAVANNA. April Arrived schr W y IeneS
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FRosI sALTDMORE,F PHILADELPHIA,
',skt ~ RosTo4 sifE51RN. !
AND q CITIES Of The NORTHWEST.
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN
FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

srraners or rne above rnne1eaye Pier @EA
no. North River. foot of @CaralSARS
Street, New York, at II O'Clock noon, OF The 18th
and S0lh OF every month except when thesr
dates fan on Sunday, then the Saturday precec
ing. e. i!t.' ~!
All departures connect at Panama With steam
ers for South Pacific and Central American ports.
Departure Of 18th touches at Kingston. Jamaica.
For Japan and China, steamers leave San Fran
cisco tirst OF every month, except when 1t falls on
No California steamers touch az Havana, bu;
codi,ect from EeWpYerk 10 Aspinwall. (
Onethundred pounds basgagefre to each adnii
Neditaue Ind attendanee nee. - -
For Passage Tickets or other Information OPP,
at the COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on the
wharf foot OF Canal street, North River, New
Iors. {. - 81 III z. r. BABY Agent.
LiDiy16-iyr
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New York Hay Market.

From the Daily Bulletin, April S ;AReeeipts TO-
day 1000 bales. With increased receipts the mar.
ket is handy. $50 nrm. Sales are 200 s5aieI TOT OF
sI La an,f a. bales for Jacksonville, parF csm.
dressed, at ST 20. Retail Is a little easier, but not
uuoCably lower. Straw Is firm. .
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RIoE.GThts' grain exhibited q steady character
sales ido Heroes OF clean Carolina; say s5 tierces
t7e,i7 al TNolR b. We quote common tofalr al
s7x@7x, good7X9skc.F. - -.
NAVAL SToREs.-There were no sales Of note.
RRYIaHrs. TO Liverpool by steam ''dlrect,
snoniasl ON Aupplands via New York, I'd
ons uplsnds /; Id on sea islands by sail
7.ied on uplandsis Nd GU seq islands. To
HARE 4 SSmaaapal hli!S Soaasstwlse-so New York,
III, yateam, sjSsr oh uplands arI &c on sea
jslanus, $Ia6 F9ierce on rice; by sail, Hc = II o.
rotton;-R fierce on tice: zoe, p barrel on ros.n
.S7@s p N On iniaberisse1 10 q NJ on timber. Il,
Boston, by sail, &c y rsIon uplana Cotton
10 Providence, By sail IS p NJ on boards. &C
, ID on cotton; BY steam 81 = bale on New
York rates. TO Philadelphia, BY stream, hcRslS
ON uplands / By. sail, 5. p Il :on boards; 50 bn
timber; IS 2 ton on clay, aad'sS@s 50 onphos;
paates. 10 Baltimore by steam &c 2 h, by
Iaiss sSfS6S7 2 N on boards; ssSs 20 p ton 81,
phosphate, rock. Vessels are in idemantr. bN
a0uramsrcnants TO take lumber ifreiglts from
gGeoryetoHn,; s.Ssc,s Darlen and Satills River, Ga.
Notwithstanding, Fla, toNorsheIn ports, emu $40
or FMare the rates on lumber and boards.
gExuHaSas. TSternng,eo day bilIs 2o%@aH.
-DoH1sTlo EXCHANGE. Thes sanks lpurcha, Q
sight checks az % to par, and sell. at x pre-
ntu !. eia5a5 "a ...u.i ri saee.. 90
J+aoLD-lo@l1. $50 :e.si.n 81 So
S.a,. 80, ,rr.--~a ai
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Receipt. by railroad. april T..
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

42l bales cotton, SO bales goods, 2 cars stock.
To Railroad Agent. Pelzer. Rodgers T. CO. Geo W
Williams l. co. Geo II Walter Il co, Frost d Adger,
WCiBee i co, W. e Williams &c son. Smith,
" CCcurtney.& co, " a Gourtenny ,Mowry 4 Son,
Sloan i: Seignious, T r Smith, kiDsman Il Howell,
Caldwell L Son, :Wiss d CO, Reeder & Davis, Vii.
cox. Gibbs & CO, Wagner q Monsees, J Campsen
d co. LID DeSaussure. j N Robson. D ANIME. 5
r Marshall, Klinck, Wickenberg y co. Macqueen
& Riecke, Tiedeman, Calder d co, 3 Q'Nelll, Dow
ling & co, Sterrens, Werner T. QUICKER, Murdaugll
IL Mathews , u.
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'Sclnapps' is q remedy in chronic catarrhal
complaints, &c. = .c
take. great pleasure In bearing highly credit
in the diseases for which you recommend IL.
Having a natural tendency 10 the mucous sur.
faces, with o slight degree OF Stimulation. ! re.
gard 1t as one OF the most important remedies IN
chronic catarrhal affections. particularly those Of
The gIeiIitp.urlnary apparatus. With much re:
spect, your oGedient servant,
CHAS.. A.,LEAS, II. D., New York.
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No. 20 FINE STREET, y. z, Nov. 81, 1866

No. G6 FINE STREET, v. T., Nov. 81. 1867.
UDoLPH0 WOLFE. ESQ.,, Present: DEAR SIR--l
have made a chemical examination Of o sample
OF your. .'Scliledam Schnapps," with the Intent vi
determining If any foreign or Injurious substance
had been added to the SIMPLE distilled spirits. =
The examination has resulted IN the conclusion
that The sample contained no poisonous or harm.
full admixlures. 1 have been unable 10 discover
any trace OF the deleteri0us substances which
are sometimes employed In the adulterat!on Of
liquors. I would not hesitate to use myself, nor
TO recommend to others, for medicinal purposes.
the ,i'Schi.dam. Schnapps' as gu excellent and
unubjectionable variety OF gin. Very respectfully
yours, (SIgned). CuAS. A. SEELT, Chemist.
CHEMICAL mi TECHNICAL LABORATORY,
IS EXCHANGE PLACE. n. Y, Nov. rs, 1851. r
.. UDOLrHO WOLFE, ESQ.,: DEAR SIR-The under
signed have carefully aud thoroughly analysed | q
sample OF your .'Aromailc Sciliedam SchHpps."
selected by our. elves. and have found The same
free from all organic or inorganic substances,
more or less injurious TO health. From the result
or our examination We consider the article one OF
superior quality, beautiful az O beverage, and
etiectual in its medicinal qualities.
.NespectfIlly yours,
tSIgned) ALEX. TRiPPEL, Chemist.
FRANCIS E. ~ENGELHaRD, N. D.
For sale by all respectable Grocers and Dru
UDOLPHO WOLFE'S EST,
maral-smos No. 2s BEA- STREET. n. 7.
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DOE SAVANNAH.
ia u ;N IL
ELEGANT STATE neutrality-suspicious..

The Splendid Steamer DICTATOR, H
Captain L. ID. Coxet1er, will leave ESesa1R~
! Southern Wharf ON TUESDAY EVENING, Apillll,
1871. at $50 O'Clock, for the above place.
The Splendid Steamer CITY POINT, Captain
D. b. Vincent, will leave Southern Wharf for the
| above piace;:ou FRIDAY EvgNtSG, April ID, 1871,
at $50 O'Clock. 81: RAVENEL i U Agents.:
onrS
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Exports.

BesroN-Per schr Vraie- 1896 bales upland CO..
ton, 28 tierces rice, 81 bbls rosin, Is tons OF lrol
metals, &c, ! bale bedding.
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tiewine :Mlachlnrs.

.WEEDn FAMILY FAvoRlTE ~LoCK-sTIToe
.,,.ni MACHINES ;r= -. 81
are the best in use.. .,r.
For sale on the Lease Plan, with monthly pay.
ments, on easy terms, or for cash: All kinds OF
Machine attachments Needles, Cotton, white
black and colored,) SIZE, on, Soap, DC, &c
Repairing as usual. :rculars and samples o!
work sent on application:
.t.f- .. B. HASELT0N,
General Dealer in First Glass Sewing Ma.
chimes and Material, No. 3o7 King street.,
angl7: i .-naijf' ~ charleston. ). q.
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, April .6.-TURPENT1NE.-ln this
article we have no change to report 10 prices: a
steady demand has existed EXTRAORDINARY ssk,
andalfreceive mas ~ndT sac, sE = ma s I
dip and $31G nor hard per b6l OF 2so los. Nearly
s s1sH receipts isa ! Wi iii a%sseaasily Sc small 1sr sdhe
Tsss aar ra.ss ss@s ss aies 4 sse only nSW SOC ZEE SPls 80 come H.
SPIRITS TURPKNTIEE.-In the, earlier part of-the
week the market for this article ruled very firm,
and a slight advance was obtained, closing on
Saturday at $50. On Monday, however, mere was
less disposition to operate aG this figure, and OAR
ing the day sales were made at 47a4Sc. "a tues.
day the market opened rather better, 4ENe oeBg
peid, at which It has since ruled quiet tout sIeaay
up TO to-day, Thursday when II lurtneE aecnnea,
hands. and receipts meagre.
RosIN.-In this article we have no new feature
to report during the week. owing 10 the meagfs
been done In the way OF safes. Inere IS a ialr
inquiry for strained and fine grades, and when
offered parcels find sale at quotations given
In our table-while for other qualities 1he de-
mand is limited. The market, however, closes TO-
day Thursday at a decline OF cents on strained,
with less inquiry from SPECTATORS. several
parcels OF new crop pale have been brought In
and we learn Of sales or about. ga 'barrels az
SIS 50, Sc rs, Sc soar, according to quality.
1IR.-Sinc our last, the market for this article
has ruled with less firmness. aad Inc Price nas
Misunderstanding steady at 81 Is, whlch is . ue.
CllIO vi July y
have been fair, reaching l4o1 bills, with sales as
follows: ia bbis. at So c5. ITO do. Ut 81 W, 24o uo
at 81 so, and 932 do. at 81 10 pei. Do.
:. = :. 49,.
Interior Cotton Markets.
/ COLUMBIA, April s.-sales of cotton. 81 bales;
middlings l3c.
YoRKyILLE. April 5.-Bu: little Offering:
prices from 10 TO l2c.
ROCK HILL. April 5.-The market has ruled
steady. Receipts light. aud but little change In
pricssj MHidifnas l21sc; srsiped.S:tollc. p. ..
,ENBERS0NekApri. 5--To~daJ 4nfddfngs COM
mand lex to 13c.
: ATLANTA, April 5.-Light otieriags, aud little
change il prices: Market quiel; miadI!pgs lssS;
low middllngl 12kc; good ordinary .l1hc; ordl'
nary l0tlc; inferor 7aeo. :. - -
COLUMBUS, April 5.-Our marke' Is quiet; MID.
diings 1sc; sales 226 bales; receipts 100; shipments
81 bales.
MONTGOMERY, April 5.-Market quiet; mid.
ding 1870; low middling l2H; good ordinary
ny; ordinary 7a9.
SELMA, April 5.-There were sales yesterday TO
the amount OF 100 bales. Low mtddll. 6 lS; strict
good ordinary l2!4 cts. offerings were lght anu
mostly OF poor coEton.-
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COMMERCIAL NEWS.
Imports,

= CAT ISLAND, BAH-Per schr Albion-360 punches
bananas 10 dozen pineapples, 100, sacks sugar
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DOR BEAUFORT AND PACIFIC
ITTEEKLY LINE TO SAVANNAH.
THROUGH BY DAYLIGHT

FOR PACIFIC LANDING, BEAUFORT, HILTON
HEAD, SAVANNAH, DARIEN AND
BRUNSWICK, GA.
The lavorite steamer
Il LIZA II AN . *,
Captain L. W. BURNS, -
will receive Freight at Accommoda-, @
lion wharf for above points every
TI,EsDAY. and leave on every WEDNESDAY MORN
ING, at ! O'Clock, arriving at Savannah the same
evening, and leaving for Darien, &c, tne 1oHoT
ing morning. Returning, will leave savannah lof
Charleston every MONDAY AoRsiNo' 81 fo'cvoo
RAVENEL. HOLMES d CO.,
seplo -. 80 NO. III East Bay.
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EXGURSIoN TO THE PHOSPHATE
WORKS ON ASHLEY RIVER.

The Steamer PILOT BOY, Captain oily
J.iW Sly, will. leaye Central Wharf sEassSza3H2s
as above, on SATURDAY MORNING, 8tn lnsLtlt, "
10 o'clock. Id. AIKEN, Agent.
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The Charleston Cotton, Rice and Nava

The Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
-. stores Market. 3
OFFICE CHARLESTON NRws.
FRIDAY EVENING, April q, lS7Lj
demand was light, the day being
a partial holiday, but prices were firm for good
qualities while others were'uc changed SAFES
near 400 bales, say 5 at 11Kc, 81 at1fA, loatl2,
"a at l2H, % at ID, 2Iat 1sH, 10 at lSll, Y at lSA,
IS al ID, IS at lax. We snpte:u, 8 :
:a5s,y .tae1IvERPooL CLASSIFICATION.
- Ordinary to good ordinary......nh9l21
Low ;middling. ..-a!5M@-
=. Nddipg,t
Strict m1ddnng .la&@- =
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OH, YES! Oh, YES! Oh, YES

OH, YES! Oh, YES! Oh. YES !
(bI':.I $3.50! '"t'
1t becomes MY pleasant duty to inform my irlends
and patrons, that the time has again arrived for
them 10 commence cleaning and repairing their
Household Furniture, Mattresses and Bedsteads.
Try q remedy that.neverf fails; send for the Doctor
who keeps the Furniture, lnarmary. at No. 81
Queen Street. Having greatly enlarged my
treat patients in That line more successfully and
satisfactorily Inau ever. .'Conne; one, come RN.n
JOHN. L. LUSSFORD, No. 81 Queen st.,
Opposite Harfisson's Pallt aud Oh Store.
mari .-
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Pharmaceutical Chemist, New York

~ - LOUISVILLE, Ey.. September i.
l feel that we have now an article. or gin suit.
able for such cases as thai remedy Ia adapted 10.
DIX. J. W. BRIGHT.
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Ibeg leave to call the attention, OF the reader to
testimonials in favor OF the Schnapps:
/ feel bound to say that ! regard your ScHNAPrs
as being; in every respect pre-cminently pure, and
deserving Of: medical patronage. At all events II
Is the purestSpossible article OF Holland gin. here.
tofore unobtanahle, and as such may be safely
prescribed By physicians.
Pharmaceutlcal Chemist, New York.
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POET DdR.

hQONS EuAShS
Fall Moon, 9Th, 8 hours, 3 minutes, morning.
Last Quarter, 18th, 0 hours, 81 minutes, morning.
New Noon. 10th, l hour, 43 minutes. evening.
First quarter. s7th. 6 hours. Is minutes. evening,
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SOLUBLE +: ;: PHOSPHATE / OPP: | n!
AN Lys1 -.

An -. &.
Soluble Bone Phosphate OF Lime. ............lS.32
Bone Phosphate OF Lirne......"............ls.G
AmlQOQld
Equivalent. to. u per cenr. Of Suiphate of AmI
monia, r rn ~, ..a1u !s- .-aa. HEA4 c
Potash, Ga
j TT vim be observed that our Phosphate has an
ample supply Of the all importan; and vital crop
producing elements, viz: Sulublei Piosphate,f
Ammonia aud Potash, and In view OF. this fact,
and" the strong testimonials which nave been
gwen In IT'S favor by SO many: plant efs who. have
gwen the :.Mngnuin .sBpnumo an impartial resi-
under Cotton .ale past, season. may we not, with
perfect candUr. assert that we have an =.
UNQUALIFIED COTTON FERTILIZER,
And urge each p!ant:r to. give It a trial the COM
ing season g..
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VOTES Gchieaaan. Schnapps.
Is initiated and counterfeited, and purchasers will
have to use caution in purchasing.
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The schr Eureka, Mayo, from Georgetown. s G
arrived at Baltimore Apriis.
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7Wolfe's Schiedam Schnapps
is recommended by all the Medical FacuitT.
Wolte's !Schie1ana Schnapps.
Is good for Colic and pain in The stomach.
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RARNUM
NO. 9 SOUTH Q STREET,
(Ncar the Central MarkeD
WILL OPEN SUNDAY, AUGUST 20.

WILL OPEN %V'
A FlRST.CLAss HOUSE, n
A where an excellent meal can ~
he had At all hours. The best 10 the k~
market will be served, and specialM~
care taken for tho comfort and convenience Of
Private Rooms for families. Everything
about tho Restaurant Is new and elegantly
pIn excellent Cold Lunch, with Tea and Cot.
fec. will be served daily from II to 8 o'clock, ct
81 cents, The beRt Table Wines always on hand
MRS. L. HANCOCK, Proprietress.-
Virginia, October 10, 1871. ocl9-lm
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GISN's MERMAID.-rhe romanticaliy
susceptible John I. CHM, Of the Carson
Register, waxed quite eloquent during
the heat Of last summer over the glow
ing charms of a mermaid he discovered
or dreamed Of in Lake Tahoe. III all
reports are true, however, that mer-
maid was nearer home. John isn't
like us, proof against the blandlSh-
ments Of blue eyes and tlaxen hair;
Such items win his local soul and hold
him a willing subject.
He had q dream the other night,
A dream OF glowing beatty bright;
Dreamed thar on Tahos's sparkiing TUG
He hoated with bis mermaid br'de
Mid wavslets Charmed by zephyr Siss'
Roaming In one vast sea OF bliss.
Heart OF my soull'' In rapture Wild
He cried, "thou hast all sense ocSuLeu'
For such q heart, for such a prize,
All, who'd not swap their very cyes'
II have no heart at all" said she,
"For John l CHM It all TO .hse.'
RECKLESS SuoorrSa.-Night before
last some reckless Or probably drunken
fellow fired a pistol shot through a
front window of the Railroad Lodging
House, at the upper part Of Gold Hiii.
The ball made n clean round nois
through a pane of glass, and was FOUND
on the floor. The fellow was not seen,
neither Is It known or suspected VINO
he was or what was his object.
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IS CLOSE QUARrERs.-M. F. Waller
is selling his new and w~ell-sclected
stock Of mems and boys clothing, boots,
hats. trunks, furnishing goods, ETC., rs
cheap as any house in the State. Two
doors above the News office. $50
The COSMOPOLITAN DRAw1Na.-The
m,nacers are settling with agents, and
the Committee Is making every prePa,,
ration for the drawing. Inc gay VIII
shortly be announced to the puolic. v
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c,rcus.-Thc administration Of medicinal
..sUar,,Ions in the form OF a lozenSc is OF all
p,o5os tho mos, eligible and convenient, more
ss'BBsre%ns Bronchial Troches," or Cough Sa LOs'
cpres, allay irritation which induces eUaSnt
Siy, nssrla and Consumptiye and Asthmat'c
comnlainta.
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ON MARRIAGE.

TAPPY RELIEF FOR YOUNG MEN
III nom the effects OF ERRORS and Abuses in
early life. Manhood restored. Nervous Debility
cured. I~mpediments to Marriage removed. New
remedics. Books and Circulars sent free In
sealed envelopes. =.
Address, Howard Association, No. : South
Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa. ocl7tf
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LET Us HAVE PIECE" said Us. o., OF inc
White House. and the chief Of the ,h,sene N
Saoin.' MOVE ~ SoSs' SArOLIo, wIen the
b S"SISsrt orIeaed the house to be cleared from
preS, 10 hotton: the tin and all metal wares
. uSoR,.Sed: the stains removed from the marble
and porcelain articles Of ,n %ol Sssi cleaner Itstas: and md
m EuSh IN The world" aud adding, better eend
Pponaa 10 Congress and the Departments.
SoT n Tsylor & Co.. agents. San Francisco
Ac2llm
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WHERE TO Go.-when you want a nice
10th agreeable shave, or your hair sham,
smoo,n dressed and properly nxed up, so 70
RbooSSgTSs' %nnnnisr saloon, next door to Gioson.s,
Main street, Gold 'Hin. sharp rszo r. S1sad
towels ~ pSSi,s tho ladies' can have their hall
s snt ecutied. cleaned or dressed In tho nSs'
tasteful name
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Cotton Goods Half Price.
Good White and Brown sheetinGs nc
12H cents Dor yard.
LonsdaIe, White Rock. Frult Brand, nj
10 cents per yard.
wamsuita, Now York Mills, At 20 cents
pcr yard.
1914, Ga, Sd ShectIuss, al tho same
proportion.
Waterproof Cloth Mt 81 per yard.
All kinds OF FlRnucls, now higher than
ever, I will sell lower than ever.
Dress Gsods, new styles, I will sell at
less prices thnr my other house IN
Nevada can possibly afford 10 sell
them.
silks Of every description ut 50 cents 10
81 less than any house In town.
SUAWLS at New York importation
prices.
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PRATTS VOCAL STIMULANTS
CURE

And all BrsuehiaI Csnplsisis!
Very pleasant, very effective, and superior 10
all others. Free from oil deleterioue ingrcdi-
ents. Mothers, give them TO your children fer
Whooping Cough and eroupy affections. Speak
srs and Singers prefer them, as hoy prevent
and allay all Irritation Of the mucut membrane.
A pleasant lozengci A most excellent remedy
PRICE-25c and SOC per box. For sale
all Druggists and Dealers.
A. McBOYLE & CO.,
Druggists and Chemists,
bN Warrington d., San Francisco,
myoen ManuflctlrsrS And Ssle Prop'rI.
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DR., COHEN,

THE ONLY LIVING AsTRoLo.
GER, has removed his once to
No. $50 Bush street, between Kearuy
and Dupont streets, San Francisco.
DIR. COHEN can give reliable In.
formation a. to the Past, Present and Future,
90 far a. to be benefited BY It. DR.. COHEN, a.
Physician, has been very successful In curing dis.
eases. Consultation fee. -; by letter. -.
once Hour-Frem . A. n. to ! .n.;and
from 3 TO Q =. u. feaeSn2p
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10000 TIcKETsAT 81 90 EACH

Board OF Managers.
n II RATES. ]. II, BURNHAM,
- DnowN 7 vrNNFy
D. v. DromS, hi1NA
President, b. +. BATES.
Secretary, j, II. BURNHAM.
T,o.,rrer n r UAsTTNGs a co Bankers,
Sacramento, with whom all moneys will be de-
positeo. ana through whom al oisDufSeneh@
eD-By special permission the Board OF Man.
ayers refer TO tho following well known Si.lzep \.
SereSy sspeciSily rcferIed to:
GEN. =; Ho%ELL' 81 Pacific Lie ms Co.
&C, "; EKENSH Attorney
n " EARL, Merchant
a nENNERy Merchant
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NOTICE.

A1oTIcE IS HEREBY GIVEN -
~ that on and after to-day the ~
Ordinances in regard to Hogs, DogsGs-
and Goats will BE- strictly enforced.
jeil.iw TEOs. HAREIN, Town Marshal.