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NEW xork Rice Market.

From tie Daily Bulletin. Monday. Snae eri ~:
rsmo,n arm. with MT much stock on the mar
ket. Sales or rs tcs at shaloc for good 10 palH aa
Carolina. Fureignis fairly active on 1raae az
s s0nn'; q E ,sS .s 5ssa saP Psissa at I1 4a9i.c = aud 100 bags
PaChQ at 7kaSc.
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The directors of the CHAIR ESTuN CHARITABLE ASSOCIATION, for 1.-THE: BENEFIT OF the
Free ScIhIFmd, having computed wuhthe terms dthsrc hGta; shd LpsaaaaaooMMs eyer I ~ ha MsG r.
StMsS Superintendent of gducaaon ofSouhC Carolina the Sum OF one l9psanaHg ouAsn M& ms
1HI1snauva1 s1s sys e n 1os ss%snc s cerns sGa WS S IS Surrounded BY every sWsW sIhsa, and
will be- afe fort twice daya tTwefeh land Five ]. IL Poonc uWQecW e5 @Weueo""
Di The advantages o. his system aaM That theg urchasMs canh yeM ssmsse %iLt M@A E S S%n mn nm;
pasure% me cMdueot hates adoped BY Inc Company will explain qeaa July ads scasasy
enduanm obtained at the Once ofMe CompanyO rnm any Ypder. Every ame hRtlaG N&GeN
Csssed ana numbeedo on the Compnys OMda Books land takes place WGes Jag. as mAowS 80
Numbers printed n Cubes un No J. 10 TO- 10 are Easss a61 n R1oaH a y me es %Mm S S9dbss
Wch b. exhibited 70 the spemtMss dd declared TO beandh recorded asst hrtR ansd
Te RameC Wnder Wulben ber vovd and Meboy gain takesou tanothGn umberW fhnB An
Mye xDIbtu to hes spectators land recorded as nea second RaHe numoer. Ts opeHNnn van re-
peMd until TweNeG uusers aEeR ansa out o. the HyEmnd st.s az az, eSs Rs sae TMae e rSsye Sa% 1
h 30 afed each ame vii decide all 1.-The WARDSU IF CERTFlCATES . .,-
aI the puNber in each Rahe are qua. no distinction being ma9ea as 3s SUdernR HNau Inc
are taken az tine hama ant tue VAIL AhN "a ""N ND"' 1Ac WV" ~"
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II a ] R ON C :,

Il "a . y
" TOM C,
Insures Healthy and Vigorous Growth. War.
rai:tei not to contain LEAD, Sulphur, or any
other injurious Drug. 80 -
The Ely ceIsior Hair Tonic will keep the head
clear OF Dandrufr, prevent the falling out Of the
Hair. and give 1t a soft and beautiful gloss.
1t IL cot injurious to the health or the user, nor
is 1t greasy and althy Hike many ofr1e prepara.
tloIS &c present offered as Hair REVIEWERS.
Manufactured by DE-. II. BAER,
Wholesale and ! etall Druggist.
No. 13l Meeting street, Charleston.
Price per bottle so cents.
n. BAH tae preparations manufactured By
Dr.. II. BAER are In accordance with formulas
given by distinguished Pnyslcians, and have be- en-
subjected TO long and careful trial.. They are no
secret ielile'lieE and he ia at all rlms prepared TO
snltnit these formulas to members OF tile prpfeg.
sion, or others desiring such information.
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OOMMEROIAL 6& RB.

.g ExDoErs. go
NEW YoRK-Per steamshipsG eo~rgfa.ffes paies
uplant, cotton, So bales yarn, 403 buhdfe5 paper
aoItierces rice, 2es 'o"ls' rosin, 70 casks clay, l6s
P FsSIsss asa oe1e s'I PEACHES each and isail.~
ORIENT, l. IlP.r Rchr. hyrogsFS &sfoone
phosphate.
Charleston Cotton, nice anu H9va
SeorEss MarsSst.
OFFIcB CHARLESTON NEWS. l.
TUESDAY EVENING, June ID. 1871.
C~orroN.-The market had o quiet character, the
demand being light and uhimpcrtant, with. how
ever, a steady tone to prices: Sales aoeRs f ft
.Sbales, say 4 at TN, l at 1sh, "a at 1sH, 5o4Ypri
vate terms We quote: - =
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary TO good ordtnary...:.I4hal7h
Low mlddllng. ....ton9-
Mlldliug, ..s.... u
Strict mtddlng. ...z
R1cE.-There we're no transactions In thi5Etain
We quote common to fair at excess, good 81
@sc. .sT2
made-s7s bbls rosin, as foHows,2 BIDS extra pale
at se-25, 20 bbls pale at IS 25@S Is, SO bbls dull
sat So 5000, l6;bbts Mol addextIa No 1 at $S4e@4,
Ell bbls low dull at 50 rs, 8 bbls low pale at n IS,
125 bbls low No l at 81 Is, 81 bbls extra No lat s.
50, 1os bbls No 2 at $40, 50 bbls low No 2 at 50 o6,
u bbls No 8 at 81. No sales spirits.
FaBIeHEs:-To liverpool, 5S steam direct,
nominal on uplands I; via New YORK, ia
ron uplsnds Id on sea Islands; By ssai.,
a.xd on upiands,l IA. o.. sea islanda.' To-
Hayre nominal. 0oastwise-to New TORE
by steam, nc on uplands and &c IN sea
slands; 81 % p ttercs on rice; W sal, &c d IN
cotton; - = fierce on rice; 4oc ? barrel Oh roS!l
sI@s p d On lumber; 5000 p u on :imoer
ssgBoston, by Hah, Nc = rron up!ard egssoi
To Providence, by sail s. IL on boards, ~
p b on cotton; BY steam 81 y bale on New
York rates. To Philadelphia, By steam, &: p ID
on uplands; by. sail, 81 q n Oh eosrds; 50 on
timber; '$sf ton on clay, AID ss&sto On pnos
pilates. TO Baltimore, By steam. &c = b ~
sail, So 5o01 p u on boards; ss93 IS = Ion n
phosphate rock. Vessels are IN demand b.:
oar merchants to take lumber ireights tren
Georgetown, s. g., DarIen and Saith River, o.,
aud Jacksonville, Fla, to Northern ports, and 81.
s@i2 p n are the rates on lumber and boards.
ExoHANas.-Sterling co day bills 22H@22h.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. The tanks are lur'
chasing sight checks on New York at par; s days
xon;lo.day X o.; Is days-oG; ~ dsys = Oh:
30 days = on. They are selling. sight checks at Il
premium.
Go:p-llk II2H:;.
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YcWTaa2sa 81 1sarlvt. I'll /;

WILMINGTON, June 12.-SPIRIrs ~TuRPENTINs.
Sales OF 100 casks at 42c per gallon TOE sousaern
r1esass.sa,e oftseahblsiat S2Sa5 for Serasnea,
SSIaa2 sbfor No. s2S $H3f6r No GhsSSser
pale. /, ,h,o O, saos
for virgin and So 70: yellow dip.
On Of !, bale at =, and lo ataSc.
"a IN. - 80 a?4.f LtG :s? !
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TORI HEAsTERN RAILROAD CON.
&.z4, .s,n.- - tGY = --aSYfrSeJ


CHARLKsT0H, S. C., February II, 1871.
lAFrakns willlespeL CtariestUn Daily ut $3.50 a. d..
and 6 Pm. mSrG ....Artt. ~ g -E.te-:H
Arrive q ohaIlestan $40 a. n. 4Aondaays ex.
!. Trsin does NOT leave Charleston 9 P: H.; SUN.
.nAHS. = ty5aL - :st.e4r. bI.aiEy ~
Train leaving $50 A. N. makes through connec-
tfed TO New YofK, Wig Richmond and Acquia
Greer only, going througf IN 40 hours.l'ai -
Passengers leaving by az. u. Train have
choice Of route, via Richmond and washington.
or via Portsmouth and Baltimore. Those leaving
timore. Those leaving 40 SATURDAY remalnSrN.
DAY In Wilmington, n, G. -
fhis Is the cheapest quickest and1most Pheasant
west and NORTHWEST boil, TSaina making con-
nectlons at Washington with Western. trans
or Baltimore and 8 ht0 Railroad. -
,.i,eE I5.- i @b-s:c-& ttS 81 SeEOMONS,
.a4,,.u, aEngineer, and Superintendent
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vs,y work Hay Market.

From the Daily Bulletin. Monday. June ~ hs,
large. and many OF the lots coming. m are se
carefully selected taat a greater portion olsucn lot
as has been formerly, sold for shipping TsJsAsas
loo b sussf for saysnnah al 81, AZ bales for WI:
mlngton at 81, and SO bales for Cedar Keys at q.
Straw is quiet; the high prices CHECK tne ue'
mand.
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Z" ~r - g. .u.a.5 H CHARLESTON May 2Ah 18Th
Received rsec CHARLESTON CHARITABLE ASSOCIATION. Of the atst soutnc Caroline for
RMat athe Free schooI Fund, buccssosG r H. W1LL0UGHBY J. CO., me Thousand Dol
ara bans The sum 10 foil o be paid utotheh hands dthe NN apernte@n OF EduucauU as om re
u an Act fne General Assembly dthe State of South Carolina passed T. n fSTSa yep ss
Of 1Sl7l, approved arn sM, 1911 ena na-ntsn,or rdnc,noGnS onS C%ona.
ayRI a-t r#'t--. SHe superintendent. IoEHSo"
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OLD II NEW York AND CHARLES
TON STEAMSHIPS.
I'll
ESTABLISHED 1915.
AM .ELgGAsrpEcK sraTE.Rooh.

snaIzM. /.
,. TIVE VERY FAST AND SPLENDID
s4ae-wheel stea uships OF this Line will sail from
Adger's Wharf as follows uno nth Of ~
JAMES s. ,aDeEE, SATURDAY, June oath, at II
MASHATTAN, SATURDAY, July lst, at S O'Clock
P. NJ.
:, ~ insurance M;per cent. s.thls Line;
a through BIS or Ladlng given on Cotton Ia
Llverpoo!, Boston, Providence emu thc New Eng
and manufacturing towns at Tie lowest marke
- e s,ste.rooms may be secured in advance
Without extra charge. o-,.
FOR Freight or Passage engagements, Apply "
may24 - Ant. w.:
EoR LIVERPOOL, VIA QUEENSTOWN.
CARRYING TIE UNITED STATES MAILS.
a LIVERPOOL AM GREAT WESTERN
,MIEss STEAM COMPANY GfESs.
VIII dispatch one OF their hrstclass, full power
Iron Screw Steamships from
PIER No. 46 n. R., EVERY WEDNESDAY,, 2
As FOLLOWS:
NEVADA, Capt. GREEN.......MGy "a, ate a ~
WYOMING, Capt. WHINEERAY. May 81, at 8 p n
NEBRASKA, Capt. GUARD. June s. at 3 T III
MIMI sofa, Capt.. W. FREE
..June Z, AZ aSo a III
IDAHO, Capt. PRICE...........June IL, NJ = ID
MANHATTAN, Capt: FORSYTH June II, ut 8 p ID
COLORADO, Capt.T.F I. FREEMAN. June 81, at SPIN
WISCONSIN, Capt. WILLIAMS. June 2s, at 2 P NJ
Cabin Passage $50, gold.
Storage Passage tonice No. % Broadway $40,
currency.
For Frelgh; or Cabin Passage, apply to
WILLIAMss& sUION,
No. as Wal street, n. Y.
n. B.-Throusn Bills Lading to Liverpool issued
,by the Charleston and New York Steamers, which
make close connection with the above line.
FOR particulars snd rate Of Freight applyt to
JAMES ADGER L CO.,
WAGNER; HUGER 4 CO.,
,mays Or .wN. A. CoDRTESAY
IACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COHPf'.
THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA, CHINA ANBJAPAE
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CHARLOTTE, June e.-Sales to-day luz oales'
atfrGm lSM to l7Ac. MarSst nl4n.
90, NUNS lime 1o.-Nothtng doing; mid.
a,ines nominaliy lie; safes r. pales; receipts 8;
shipments As.
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Receipts by eairfosa, Sine is.

KecelPts py NHfifoHu' JUN"
'DUra OAsoL1SA ASlI.SoAps
2ee bales cotton, lss bales goods, 80 bbls naval
stores, 1lS pigs bacon, % eisy, 10 sacT 81
Walter & co, " Smith, trenholm. q Son, Wm
Roach & co, Smith & Chapeaus Kiusnan q HOW.
ell, j Marshall, Reeder 4 Davis, pel5e T,h kouge rs
End Kracke, EE Bedford, StenenS vernet q
quicker, K:inck, wlckenberg i CO, Macqneen q
RiecSe.
NoRTHEAsrgRS RAILROAD.
20 bales upland cotton, 5l4 bo!s naval stores,
Gers itaaeerrys1gb-lice s5eeaoeec 9esseCt2 ~
ESrfSh1 uCtSVeff,l ilJS1XFfostlEAegSE
TIP smith. ii Blschon L CO. Barden i Parker, T.
Il Gardner, Einsman x Howell, p Z Courtney. e
co. q Leioenroou, : Fass, Fringle u Som Calfwef
l. on, ) E Adger& CO, " W shackellord, Stono
Phospllaseeo, asa Railroad 4geEt's y =
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D0MES T-ie.

: BOSTON. -
'Btir L B Madeira, Aoslander, up....,>'...3une Q
~ rSs%YoAL.e Fo
schr 8 A R~eedSaeed, 81. -@a..:ss...a...J June
Schr Florence Rogers, Sheppard, up June =
Schr L S Davis, Bishop, cleared. Q
PHILADELPHIA.
Rhea Sylvia, c1nt, oaeared.-s.4 June 9
Schr Jesse Clark GlsrkSS cleared ..:.:...'3une %
B.sR Georgia, swan mp 9
Schr Willie Martin, Noyes, dp...."-....yune y.
Schr Chino, Lansll, cleared y
BANGOR, NE. ~,
Schr Hannah, Staples, cleared day 70
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DOR BEAUFORT, PACIFIC AND CHS
J! -. oLM,S LANDING.

The Steamer PILOT BOY, Captain 81
for Edisto, Beauforsand Pacinc Lanufag, every
M0HnAy.M oASLNa. at : O'Clock, and for Beaufort
and Pa61Hc Landing every THURSDAY MORNING.,
ut 8 O'Clock. Returning, will leave Beaufort every
TUESDAY and FRIDAY MORNING, Ms sto'clock, and.
will leave Edigto every TUESDAY, OF 8 O'CLOCK,
Pm. J. u. AIKEN,
VI maSl5 agent.
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POET ~O.ALERDAR.

>HOpE'S iEASES.
Fuil Noon, Sd / horr, ! i2innuGs. morning..
Last uuarier. 9th. : lcu.s.. IS n),;ntes, evening.
New Neon, ITtb. ahmlIs P:i:nuUs. evening.
First quarter, 18Th. 5 liuGrS. "a n!inulea. eyecinS
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CHARLzsfoN, 8. O., ganassi 1s'

On and s~fterGSuNDAY,T June II, the Pa SEN
ger Trains on ths. SUusn ): ryana RAILROAD WILL
r, &c fOlllHQ. =.
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@. q N M-ER SCH L E,
NJ afT- a~iiF III soE af.ld.t EsTsAeE
sPARTAARURG AUD lgyIoN RAIkR4lAAD
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Old Thing. Have Passed Away.

This 10 at least true Of the old method Of
treating tho long.abuscd and much.abused hu-
man body. It 10 no longer considered wise to
put q patient to the torture in order to cure
him Of q disease In which pain Is already under
mining tho energies Of his system. True sci
ence ranges itself on the sido Of nature, and
endeavorS TO assist her In her hRht against
disease. This 10 tho province Of Hoetetterr
Stomach Bitters, the most approved tonic ever
advertised In this country. II may be recon-
mended a. q fall medicine, par excellence; for
Il Is In the fall that biliou snees, dyspepsia and
malaious fevers are especially prevalent. The
frame, exhausted BY the heats u summer 10
relaxed and feeble at its close. and requires, We
may say demands, artificial assistance. Afford
II that assistance In occasional doses Of Hostel
ter's Stomach Bitters, and the evils referred to
may be escaped. Throughout the unhealthy
districts Of the Western coast, all tho varieties
Of peelodical fever arc probably rio to-day.
Had Q course OF Hostettcr's Stomach Bitters
been commenced by the sufferers . month ago,
! e., before the unhealthy season set 10, seydn.
eighthr OF them would In all probability be in
their usual health at tho present time. SO
much for want OF forecaste. 30 much for not
keeping In the house. and using daily, the best
safeguard against epidemic and endemic feyers.
As 6ocks OF imposters and imitators arc Try.
ing to follow In the wake Of the great American
remedy, therefore be sure that the article you
buy 10 genuine and verified BY the proper trade
marks. The true article can only be obtained
In bottles. Beware OF the spurious bitters sold
By tho gallon OF In ksg.
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PaEDAroRr THnr.-A really indus

PREDATORY TmF.-A really indus
trious burglar has undertaken to rot
all the residences in Gold Hill. BE
started in last week. On Friday NIGH
he was detected In the house Of Geo.
w. Dorwin, the well known assayer,
on High street, and got out OF & rear
window in a big hurry without steal
Ing anything, he having evidently just
got inside when detected. On Satur-
day evening, about 10 o'clock, he wat
seen providing about the lodging house
Of Mrs. CASTOR, just below Dorwins,
ON the same street. Finding he was
observed he disappeared. An hour OF
30 afterward one Of the printers from
the News office, who lodges there, was
lying in bed reading and happened to
drop off asleep, leaving his light onrn-
ing. Some slight noise caused him
to open his eyes, and ne
saw his pants. which he LETT
on a chair near by, travelling slowly
toward the window, some ten feet dis
tant, the sash being partly raised. de
sprang out of bed, and the pants
stopped on the window-sill at the
same time ke heard somebody hurry
ing off up the hillside. Beside his
pants he found a long pole or strip OF
siding, ten or twelve feet long, project
ing into the open window, with a mil
driven through the end, evidently Tor
the purpose Of fishing out those pants:
Mr.. DorwIn next morning Identified
the strip of siding as his, and took
1t home. As to the pants they were
not new ones, and only had an old
jackknife and six bits In the pocket.
Our typo RAJ greatly excited over this
uefarious attempt to rob him, and
rushed into the next room, occupied by
a fellow-printer, where he procured a
breech.loading rifle and sat up tlll day
light hoping the wretch would come
again. The other printer was not so
much excited, as he had only two
short bits In his pocket and no jack
knife. The thief passed along down
the street or hillside, to Postmaster
Chubbuck's residence, where he pros
pected about, but finding the inmates
too wide awake for him he crossed to
the other side OF the canyon, where he
got into the house Of Mr.. Huguet.
There he was more successful. In The
pocket of Huguet's pants he found $22
in coin, and from another mans pock-
cts he distracted two or three dollars,
getting away with about $25 In all.
He has been seen at other places lurk-
ing about, and u typo swears that If
the officers don't arrest the fellow be-
fore long he will kill him.
Folsom GIFT CoNcERT.-The mana
gers Of the Folsom Gift Concert find
that It will take q few days longer
than was anticipated to get in full re-
turns and to make arrangements for
the drawing. The drawing will take
place just as soon as they can get in
full returns, and notice will be given
of the positive day in this paper.
Tickets will be for sale by the agents
in this city up to the day before the
drawing. tol
Dusry.-High winds blew the dust
In binding clouds throughout Virginia
and Gold Hill this morning, and es-
pecially on the Divide. This would
seem to portend rain soon.
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MEDICAL.

st'S.f
MILLIONS Bear Testimony I o their
wondsrfai Curative EGects.' y They are
not q riio Fancy Drink, made Of Foor Ram,
WhisSey, Proof Spirits and Refuse
Liquors, doc.orcd, sp!eed and swcetcned 10 please
Tho taac, called "TonIcs," Appetizer" "Restor.
c.1," &C., TIA. lcsd tho tl2plcr on to drunkenness
AID ruin, bet arc q truo Ncdlelne, mado from tho
native roofs and hcrbsof California, free from all
Aieoheile Stlmulanth Tacy Gro tho GREAT
C1oCD PURIFIER and A LIFE CIV.
mo PRINCIPLE, q perfect Eenovator aud
Iav!Sosa:o- OF tho System, carrying OF all poisonous
matter and restoring tho blood to q healthy condl.
ton. 10 pcrson eaa tako these Differs according to
dlrec.ioaS and cma!n long unwelL, provided ths!r
bone, arc not dc:t.oyel by mineral poison or other
means and tho vital organs wasted beyond tho point
ofrcpa!=.
TAcy ar O Gentle Purrntive a. well rs
nTonic, possessing also, tao peculiar merit Of act
II; al powerful gent In relieving Congestion or
Inflammation OF t.o Liver, nad all the rlseeral
ossaa1
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS, whether
In young or O.d' married or single, at tho lawn OF
wonaaaood or O. lac turn OF me- 'neso Tonic 6i'
teri have no equal.
For nnu chronic Ancu"
matisn md Gout, Dysoepsin or Indiges.
A., ~.i.o,. r,y,,tt.n, ond Tn,sr-,tt.nt
tloa' ernite
Fcvcrs, Dlsenzcs of b Blood, Liver, KID.
,.,. orJ rIad.Ior tho.o Rittsr~ h.vs hem
"es' w
most tueeess:uL nuea Disoases arc caused oy
Initiated Hood, which /, generally produced BY
Ge'ahssc'ehto Ii' DinestIso OtHen-
DYSPEPSIA or INDIGESTION, Head.
..h, pcIr 4, ,,o shoriier, co,,ch. TIobtr.s ~ ~
u
Cac's, Dizziness sour Eractauon, OF tho Stomach,
Lao -as'e "a ,ae Aou'l. D.loua A,neHH rAiplauon
ottae iica.'' 'nian'nauono OF vac lungs AN ntne
feS'on'o''ao hsuacy', nhl d nnnafea o'ner pa'n'0i
sy.n2'o:ns af' 'd' o-'2ifas'o' Oyspep'a.
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ESCAPED cosucrs srrs.-chris

EscApxD CoNv1crs SEEN.-Chri
Blair and Billy Forrest, two Of the
escaped convicts from the State Prison,
were seen about 8 O'Clock last evening
at the Philadelphia Brewery, on the
Geiper Grade, about a mile and a half
north Of Virginia. They only stopped
long enough to get a little whisky and
a few matches, and passed to the north
ward. Notice was OF once given to
Chief Downey, who started out with o
posse In pursuit. t~elegraphing also
10 the Reno officers. Downey re-
turned at noon to-day. They had
not captured the fugitives, but had
no doubt that Chris. Blair was one Of
them. They are very liable to be cap
tured. a5 .g. aH 1850
THAT BR1cK.-The large bullion
brick we made mention OF as having
been found by Major Ferrend, yester-
day morning, In the ruins Of his sa-
loon, destroyed by the late big fire at
Virginia, Is to be seen at Wells, Fargo
& Co.'s, where he deposited It. It
Is one Of the largest kind,
but turDs out to be Of base
bullion, copper and lead mixed.
1t used to belong to Bonynge & Hawx-
hurst, brokers, who formerly had an
office near by, and came originally
from some smelling furnace on Walker
river. How 1t got among the ashes Of
the saloon we did not learn.
AUGUST REoE1rTs.-The August re-
Of the Belcher Mining Com
pany were $50, 1856. and Of the Succor
Mill and Mining Company, $22,4l0.
NONE CApTURxD.-A telegram from
Carson at half past 2 O'Clock P. N. to-
day tells US that none Of the missing
convlcts are yet captured. Ig
CnoLLAR YIEIp.-Nearly 500 tons
Of ore was taken from the Chollar-
PotosI mine last week, assaying ~ 76
per ton. a... ... a!
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PnrsIpxxr GRANT, before moving into his
beautiful cottage at Long Branch, requested that
tho doors, shelves, floors and all the paint work
be- secured; tho stains be eradicated from the
marble mantcls, tablcs, statuary and the porco-
lain fnlshIngs; the rusty and furnished tin,
brsss and copperw,re b4pollshed. and the whole
put in thorough order, hat Its brilliant and tidy
appearance might DO admired b his friends. A
supply Of ENocH MoRaAN's SoNs' SAfoLIo was
obtained. and the changes made as II BY magic.
F. B. Taylor & Co.. agents. San Francisco.
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TUE Remarkable Properties Of Browns
Bronchial Troehes" have been thoroughly
tested since frst introduced. The demand for
them has steadily increased, and purely upon
their own merits they have found favor with
those who, from Pulmonary, Bronchial OF
Asthmatio complaints, require them. For
Coughs and Colds they are ef1cacious.
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wHrRx TO Go.-When you want Q nice,
smooth, agreeable shave, or your hair sham.
pooed, dressed and properly fixed up. 60 to
Pohrs popular saloon, next door to Glbson's,
Main street, Gold Hill. Sharp razors, clean
towels, and good artists, always to DO found
there. At Pohl's the ladies can have their hair
cut, curled, cleansed or dressed In tho most
tas,efnl manner. se2-tf
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a GREAT DISCOVERY !
NO MORE GRAY HAIR OR WHISPERS
II TOO WILL Use -
l. IIpMAN'S HAIR RE81oRER.

rg1s Is NOT A VILE COMPOUND
made or Sugar Of Lead, Lac Sulphur;
and other poisonous minerals, which VIII
produce headache, paralysis or insanity. =
XII 4 hsrmiess preparation, free from sediment,
essiiy applied, and in q brief space Of time 70;
storiug the hair or whiskers TO their natural
color. No preparation 10 necessary 70 use WITH
n, Int simply TO apply according TO directions
accompanying. each oottIe: u., D.
This 10 the cheapest, SAFEST ana oest hAn NC
hoi j. LPMAN, Proprietor.
a General AGENTS, R. Il. MCDONALD q CO,
wSoiessle Drurrists, corner Of First and Mar.
t.t .treet,. San francisco; to whom all orders
,nr,t 10 ndaressed. Testimonials Of prominent
esdssns who have used It accompany each bot.
tISI my27.m2p
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en,v,Ive-The sidewalks along

SrpEwALxs.-The sidewalks "ionS
c street, Virginia, in the burnt dis
tr;ct will soon DO reconstructed. That
in front Of Wells, Fargo &Co.'s al.
ready has been. We would Suggest
that In rebuilding them one regular
GRADE be adopted throughout doing
sway with any steps or offsets for peo-
nia 70 stumble over. Now L. the time
~ make better sidewalks than ever
existed there before.
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The COSMOPOLITAN DRAwINa.-The
managers are settling with agents, and
the Committee is making every prepa.
ration for the drawing. The day will
shortly be announced to the public. =