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painful complaint Without gong into ce's' ,Se
NEST andnub,ed testimonials that IL has more eo'nPeeS
pwposeso ohich il a' intended '"d" A'
ether popular Medicine. ,;..,on
Thus remedy is perfectly innocent IN us -.
to all conditions ages, and sexes Full directions, u
scrp.ion of the Complaint sc. accompanying eacn
packet, which consists of two boxes, O'ntme"i tna
Eecuary. Price, 81 for the whole or 81 Genus II '''
one of she articles is ~snted -, .,s;J,
- None are genuine u@fsss sTSne9 ;,meaiate
successor 10 ftelu,e Dr " n Conoay For S"se a. ms
Counting Room, over No 90 Court street neal Ion,
cert Hail. Boston and also n NJ sn-r,aI Hpnn"''e''
BY WM' , AD o,.",,J,;a
apr9 fHJiE NF-cf' "a -----
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rE-gF subscribers feel pleasure in ai"o l"e'n5 20
= pubic tat ,hey have in l"eiT ''1s'rs''on,
aud f,r I. At ia If tp,th carries Shop k'tE stree
,!,x,n ria, TRIED 49, :. yit.U iB +. remedy
for - ~ ave named distressing. ani TO il'sn &t''
i,se..e Ag.,.f. AMI cp.E.G,cut - LrtgoGre. -
#; cts are s'nast immediate. disaaaE, NJ tn va IS
iron. TIE sysr,mcpgusr; ss ga dler,us II res Gre
III cqusi action Of the vessels. aud es'a'Ash'' NE
tones # the system AID hereby SECURES she T'a'r"'
from, rsrlr NJ. pr g,t,csS. Ins nn!'rs 6"yd Zee.
confident that 90 cas- ere tie LAS Mt c'n'-
ell By actua, Iis5 ggniz .,,or. the cure will oe srHE
ris coaf snce with win h me Auti- hydroph'c pas
are recommend i, i. f)uated on @xpcFienee ~ e'sr'
ire.J rr,a rd ugun ;le fact OF their beng ;he "a
suit Of genius founded upon science, and MOI OF en-
,iricism .,
1sent, four pills, in most cases effect cure, Ap'
piicgtions from Distance must be post pad Ap2h
csnts will pc furnished with lie medicines At h'e 'i"i
rs box no t,eIr for ling the net, aud paying
the expense Of its conveyance
!, - eof WILLIAM I.tNPEIER EGO.
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hoiera.
sRTO THE PUBLIC.H

VALUABLE Art c'. for F'm'ics a"d the SICK
a, III pr.>er, tn e C Y z KewenskIc's Com
pound WaTER OF CaMPH0R. This valuable
Cp.m,,ie. 30 universally used in st Petersburgh and
throughout the empire of l!ussa, is preventive
against the alarming disease called The CHOLERA.
Mr. n e. Osborn. has shown me Compound Wa
ter of Camphor. made BY C. II :. KewenSsie, the
composition of .h.ch he has given ne. believe II
will ne very refreshing to patient, in he present Epi
temic. Wash, and also useful IN purifying me Ar
uf the SICK rooms H. hiiNLLaNbh"'
new YoRK, July IS, 1885,! u
The asoy. aricle IS 50 d genuine by Mr. WILLIAM
srABLEn Druggist, Alexanar a.
-. OSBORNE,
sept7 MOS, Pratt street, Baltimore
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SpfenAiA Eurniture

CHARLES kUONES,
Cabinet, Chair and Sofa Maker, King, merit door
to the corner of .4ifred street.
HAS on hand, and constantly manufactures gene
l. rs! assortment OF
CABINET FURNITURE
Which. for elerarce and durability, efes competition.
Hisstock, generally consists of
Grecian and plain sofas, touches and lounges
Mahogany and all kinds of1rawing. groom chairs
Grec;an, winged aud single wardrobes
Pedestale with msrb tops and mirors
Gothic and various other ditto
Pier tables, with msror and mahogany tops
PilIer and block dining, card and breskfasttabies
do claw do do do do
Plain do do do do do
Centric or loo do
French and variou other bureaus, with and without
Ladies dressing tables, with and without mirrors
Ditto workstanjs and music stools
Dittoand gentlemen's abnet. secretaries and book
wasAstsnds, with marble and mahogan, tops
Richly carved and plain mahogany, bird eye, and curl
maple and common bea ,steads
Cribs cradles, candlestans, shaving potable desks
and every other article in the cabinet line.
LTHEUISE,
Mahogany ofvsrious kinds, steam sawed, curl and
shaded veneers, copslssnsh, seeking bottoms, cords
EIDS. NEATra asses, sc.
The above articles will be dposrd rfior clsNo 70
punc,ual persons Oh the most iibeTaiteras.
very ext ensve patronage from Washington infu
ces ne To say, that u Ever furniture any pH-
chaser that city free ofexpenee
Turning & CarUm o eLecWted in fhebesfma7ane.
may 20
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~ TO THOSE AFFLICTED NTH
CeDEsNS.

zOuE celebrated ALBION CORN PLdSi en- a.
foris instant relief and at the same TINE lI''oves
and draws the Corn out by the roots, "'tou 'e ea'
pain. =. c.. 49,
CEnrrrIcArE To those afflicted win ,;crns on
their feet do certify hs; have used the .70' Tor"
Plaster with complete success Before hsl ",, o'e
box. completely cured Corn 'chieh nd hoHolea ne
for many gears / maze ih'N pnohc i'r l"e oee" "
Flushing. I. I Feb 70
Price so Cents Boz
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BRITISH ANrIsEprIC DENrRIFICE.
REMEDY FOR
SNeU4A0IISin.

q - iE excruclatng pain-the decreptude and de-
- f,ru,ity, and the premature old age, WHICH are
the attendants of tais disorder suif red hy
m a, froa despair ola cure, disappointment in the
efficacy of numerous pretended 'nd 'tes us.t to
effect this purpose. But those who have made tar
trial f
DR. JEB3'S CELE3RATEO LINIMENf.
even IN It, ion sian hing, and at the most severe
ch,r.c,er v-racivel Certain rehcf. and many nave
been cured ia few days, some in "a hours! as num-
Der of in q 'ston and vicinity, who were tor
IN ,rly al ted with the Rheun itsm, have fully
trsttel Ceyj,6ca,es are in possession oi the Propri
etor proving the most thorough and surprising
b, mans of tins powerful L,nlment, in cases where
other approved Applicant ms had terry failed fhe
n,men, il ais ise with pr Bruises. Spraias,
Numoness. Sufles, ofthe Joints, Chl5!sins, &C.
Price, so cts. bottle
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Spring Goods.

CHARLES BENNErr has received and oif,r
. sale, u general assortment Of
ADAPTED I'O THE SEASC,
Tie following are part:
SuperGne c'oibsaad kerscymeres OF Isl Ql.r,r
Merino md Vigonis kerse! meres
book, ctn1ric, iaconet snd null maslias
ca and 1 iimties
CsIicos and gipshams of first quality
general asSnF; nent oicoitUD ai.d six hOss5
~ and India Hanseeus
Very best gAtrui black Italian lusIEiag
Bandsnna anil 4 - haldserc!iefs
LONDON t,riliDgs
RpkA's bes, cotton am; Rouen ker;eymcrcs
summer wear
Checks AMI stripes; colored cambrics
llemmiHg's 1T puiiity needles, imported dr..
AID warranted genuine
Gr.nteinen's English dueskin gloves
CArk's Chaps best sewing cotton, in slN
aud balls
Al, and 5 Ii pins
Letter paper nf various qualities. from the De-
vine FACTORY
Fboscsp SUD common pnst psper
e. IRISH, Scotch and Russia shrctiHFs
v4ret, 0flianers; lFisE linens and aNus
Gernsn;ic kleubuTgs anj 5ur,aps
Cation buf!sps, yer, stout
si,nr tiir-,d. seine tsine, sc. sc. sr,l.
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GNANENSlM

ygyHE subscriber coatinuesto apply the newly disco
1 red r-,nrd, for Dyspepsia. which has made PER
fec, cure Of hundreds in this and other p aces HIS
price ismu Iera,e Application to be made at ms
Drug Store on Fairfax street
WV HARPER.
IT A general upp'y IF fresh Drnss--med'cmes C.
on hand au,, ,rred AZ low they can be purchased
in Alexandria for cash IT the usual credit
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Young ladies Seminary,
Brooke Lodge. on 81. .7snph Street, gar
KING and TanerOn

hng and Cameron.
avyIlJIAM NJ JONES informs his friend, ara
w public that the duties of his School viii !. :
sumed on the first Monday in SEPTEMBER mex, "
tin French, and the useful branches Of COMA
English education W u comprise the course Of .tr
al arranged to -uit different capacities In O,l,
produce habits of industry and aIove for i;er,s,'
connected with o,he facilities Of the Insti:uhon.
Free Library of upwards OF one hundred and I'm, =
tunes, carefully selected from the bes, author, !
which gradual acc-ssions will be made. As ner,,
zeal nor attention will be relaxed, he hopes f,,n
experience of teaching Female Schuo! els,so "
twelve years, and attending particularly 10 The .,
provements made IN the science at Education lie
be enabled to give generslsatisf.c'ion 20 hi psro,
Experimentsly knowing the good eflecs resal,
from examinations, and ca oper lion o. thos ma,
esed he respectfully invites them 10 csil fr,Qa.T
and witness for themselves his system Of n.tfut,,,
and the regular progress and proficiency of hi, Pun
Teachers among the most approved and be.l oa,
fled will be employed to instruct in French, H..
Drawing aud Painting
AeNsn,lria. Angus, ,, l8}2-3n
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DIR. RELIES ASTHMATIC PILLS,
e. TO THE fades!

wv irE and SOUND TEETH .re both an oraa-
~ nant AID - btessng. The best cur'ty tor
thur ,ily ,ntsres 3 20 he fnrad IN he a. the
BRITISH AN rISEprIC DENrRlFlCE.
T'ttsve-s at..tuy 'pI.l y with very lttie
use, IT i~2te, IN. NYrry IA he Gu8S AMI prevents
the accumulation If fIrir, sach MT only bisckens
bn, ipIs.a, The teeth snd scce ersss their dec
Th r'ri6 thu, remove, the prsu ding CRISES Of
UFaeire f}rerti p-essrras NE hea h,ns>S az! f2,id
,.s,s IF ths ;ums. aad re ,isrs the Teeth 5eayt (.l
lehLe Price so cents,
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's'tE above o,ntnent IS recommended tn the nunhf
4 IS safe and certain remsdr for those obstinate
diseases sc;nc Of which hare long bai III skill
e medical s.:.srce
ist White sweiags ofeverS descrlpuoa;
u Sore less and ulcers of!0ng standing,
81 Schirrus Or ,anduar ,rS, particuiarlythcs
hardened juniors IN wnmcn's breasts, which oe0tnes
terminate in liberated cancers;
40 Feons; or what some people know by the name
OF -atsrrhs, of every description.
81 Rheumatic pains tthe ioiuts
On SorNns aid bruises of every description or ii
whatever part situate;
tn retters Of kinds. In this complaint the pa
tent, IN applying the ointment, must keep the par
OUT of water;
9Th Chlblsins or parts affected BY frost
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DIR. RELIES AROMATIC PILLS,
ron EeM ALES!

zNIEY purify the blood. qr,cken i,a circulation as
s,st the suspended operations OF nature. and 'te
&c ner. remedy for the prevailing complaints among
the female part of society The, PHI, are psr"oH'sr
efficacious in The Green Tcfqess. PIp fnt''n % re
Her, G,aiaess short ?rcaih Siuf;ng qftts spirits.
Detection and Msi,caa:ioa to Exercise and >oes'y'
Married ladies viii fip Ihr PITS eqn ~ as IA e> ~
in Cases Of pregnancy wfei they mus! mel ne safe";
neither mus, they be tSkrn bS persons Ui hecnc OF
habits. Price So box
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.9is0.

.1IsO.
~ The celebrated CAMBRIAN TOOTH
ACHE PILLS. which give immediate relief,
without the least njur, ,hc teeth On tr'ai has wall
be found one Of the best lies known FOR thiscom
plant Price 50 cents noN.
- None gsnuiHe unless signed on the outside
1rintel wrapper, ny the sole Proprietor 7 KiDDER,
immediate successor ~ tie Ia Or W II ConUay For
sale Al his Counti < Room, No. SO, G"uri street
nesr Concert Hall! Boston, aud ~ his soeci,i enpon-
ment, by WM SlABLHR,
FIN far Street 9iernndria
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Oyspepste!
OR INDIGESTION,

NF long standing, and Of The most obstinate
eia, hl. been Immediately relieved and often
permanently cured 4 variety Of cases t''st have oc'
cd 70 30 ~ sna vicns b' using tor short TINE
DIR. RELIES VEGETABLE SPECIFIC x
aSFT-B{LIOC.S PILLS..
.bn of which are to tskun together, according 10
,nI. nt,in AMI pracical directions, accompany
ing the Sp.- &c Price so cents each
.. Vine are genuine yiess signed on me oufSde
p,.ptef yrr1Dsr by ite Slie Pr prfetor. II h'DOEh
;mq,sf i.s So eessor &, The lat DR. " 4 COntcay For
go. > ,,,s, .,,o,;,- ,,or, over No 90 Court street,
near Concert Hail. [Boston} AMI aso =, ms So csi APP
pointment by w Vi. SlAbLhh,
.r,, Fgrf.r Ntreet .3ieraadria
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DR.. JEBa's CELE8RATEO EMINENT,
DUMFRIES'
EVE WATER.

u IL sore ND med eyes gives Immediate case
AMI relief On recent sore eyes the eHect IS m"st
salt,a.y. Where the complaint has been of years
staining AMI N some exceeding bad cases, the most
unexpected and >raoe relief has been found in the
use OF this ErE yArsa, after every other remedy had
fsiled Many persons who have used it. pronounce 1t
the best preparation for those COMPLAINTS they have
ever me, win especially in cases of soreness or in
inh.ms ion of long standing Price 25 cts a bottle.
'N,ne are genuine unless signed on the outside
sin,e,l wrapper, by the sole proprietor, 4. KiDDER
i.,ea.ate successor 20 the late DIR w T. CoSwAr -
lie AZ MS Cnu ting Room, over No SO, Court st ,
nec acert dAi, Boston, AMI also by hi. special APP
pIinnn- BIZ wa. SrABiER
a?r7 ~ FLirfar Street. .lieran1riG
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ArfnrmNti0n Wanted

yNlDf tilfVsOiL " NFItNN
4 GESiLENA> called ,~o OF three W -rks since at
IA Mr. John Siuoe's in Priicc william COUNTY, VINO
ecognzed child living there VINO IS supposed 10
have been soen from her parents two or three years
ago. The above named gen leDan stated to the ser
wants that he was about renewing from the Uprei
Countryto Alexandra Ifhe has done So he viii con
fer favor and serve the OF huDanl'' by eains
at the Office Of BERNARD hooE'
Alexandra August 20, 1882
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8opertisst1teut.

(SSS)p ~ ' SS1'~ WV wv"
TO The dS(IiM7IIt' SCONSOHP1IpE
snis most prevalent spd ftsi of al the Diseases IN
4 ciient to civIliz-i society-the Consnmption-
mar e. ne-v be trsced t. the least alarming OF ds"r
:, a sight 5ut qs. ec,cd Gid by est nation It so-
pe,rs ths- one huaded md fifty thousand persons die
aanyaiiy Of the Consumption Most OF thes dr'sd
fI results ma, be ATTRIBUTED to common folds, and
negligent trestnen, Of the hsrrsssng Cough ,hs &c
nera!iy ens,ie,. which is usually fol!owe " IN ut
breathing pain in the side. and at last uceraed 'ys
Violent AMI repeated ssihmStic attacks also bray on
Cogsunptiye symptoms one two dollars expend'
ed N the purchi III
DR.. RELIES ASrHMArIC PILLS,
and l,tI'e attention to their imey administration,
VIII Usually mitigation IF these dtsnrdersr and
generally eject a cure rhe pills are aisn an esSy
and eG,cal remedy for the SynsDo7s p-ecsdi'g and
accompanying tie asthma md o'rn Dtos; ! C'tis
Cgusbs. u Ec..hy Of PrsFiing ifgaiaeSs and liriet
,:rs ic,oss he asst, >eesiag Pam IN The Side SPIT
TIM Of Biond &c Few occur az any u ms
Glass II i,oviersiu VIII Oh tn purchasers q" r R@fS
Pills will not fri rich return for her 'r'f - eX
n 'fure. Pr &c y!hge Cores, 30 PFC, / DSiiar;
MT dr., II PRks, 50 Gents
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CERTIFICATE

The following communication addressed 10 the pro
pretnr OF Judkins' Ointment from the Hon. John Ia.
i'seEro Member OF Congress, is highly interesting.
The Sratuitous in which it is made exhibit.
feelings of no ordinary character towards suffering hu
msnity: and certainly well deserving of public at
tention
WASHINGTON, Janua %, 1929
SIR-It has been my wish fora considerable time,
to communicate to YOU the good effect with which |
have used the Ointment Invented by Ir Iuakins
aud which I now understand is made and sold by
agents appointed by yourself, I have applied thi,
nment during the last three years 10 every species
oftumor and wound, without failure 10 produce cure
IN every instance consider II the most decided snG
efficient remedy in all cases of tumor, be the cause
whatit may; and have found nothirg So good for
wounis OF any description 1t may be proper 70
add, that the cure of tum1r Gated white swelling
given BY the ds,ins ushed oh, sicans as in
durable, aud which they decided would withn u, anpu.
tston prove fatal TO the patient was under my imne
date notice. effected by the use OF judkns Ointment,
and the patient is in fine health His limb irctrdb y
the tumor being restored perfe CT state of ound.
'so that the leg of an aged r, which had been
Wounded ard exhibited DIRE sifu!ly liberated sur
face from the knee to the oct, and which for more
than tw years had been co'siiere incurabe was ef
fectuaI'y cured ny the sppncatiOn of Judkrs' Oin,
mcnt mentioc these two which, fen under nv
immediate notice and msnas ,n'~nt, As decided evi
dence Of the eficacy Ut this remedy IN cases ftmor
and ofuicers have sXcs fenced, decidedly, the
good Effect ofthis remedy The cure Of Felons, and
OF every species of fresh wound. iseems me tha,
any one who vii observe te operation of this Oint.
ment must be satisfied as 10 is beneficial effect lean
with the utmost confidence recommend the use of this
valuable remedy.
an, sir very respectfully,
JOHN rALIAFERRo.
To Mr. 'HtnLEs lrGSrpSs, Pr0ptietor)
otjGdEi's, o ntrsnt. near Frede.
ricktown, SG
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81 Having been for several years in posses.
sion oFs concern in Mr. NATHAN suEr.ERD's pa,ent
for making and vending his Ointment. known b, the
nam Ot Gr - J'3tjas' Paten; Specific O,nt,nsnt'-
and said Nathan pher having obtained anew pat.
ent ,herson, and having likewise renewed with
Y Shepherd The same interest held before it is
de'ned necessary ttai public notice be given of the
um,tance. Having devoted much time and care
during the above period in preparing and Masking this
onment, and been instrumental IN giving II The gene.
RAJ characterize has sustained with whsteyer nppoye
ment all this time. il has received present il to
public attention As heretofore, the genuneness of
the Ointment may be known by the label around the
ointm, Mt pot. thus:
,faae and sold phoesa. and retail near Frederick
sd By e Herstons, e1ncernedin the patent right"
y April IS CHaRiES HERS IONS
For sale by WILLIAM STABLER,
y.nes Druggist, Fai.far Street.
Job Printing
Neaf,u md erne,l;tioDsLI erer,fed MT THE (lGco
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al fnnN sc SEN at nv house
WM POMEROi. Nleyandrla,
Remeiy COX the Nrnp y

iusu,i g. .G3c-6d
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Accounts from Frankfort on the Maine state
that on the 2Ist ult a violent attack was made
upon the Kins of Bavaria. as he approached the
gates of the city. A mob collected and pelted
him with stones, and he is stated to have receis-
ed serious injury.
SpAIE.-Ferdinand of Spain is not dead-or
was not on the e2d Of September. Tie had been
severely I'LL; but altho' not out OF danger, hopes
were entertained of his recovery Madrid re-
manned tranquil during his illness, but troops
had been marched to its vicinity. with a'iew to-
the possibility of popular disturbances, in the
event of his death, and of disputed succession
between his daughter and Don Carlos. The Spa
nish armies were retreating from the Portuguese
frontiers
GREEcE.-The decree of the National Assem-
bly, Of Greece, confirming their choice OF Prince
Ohio as Sovereign, have been received III the form
of two addresses. one TO the. King of Bavaria,
and the other to his son. which exhibit nothing
beyond the formal and complimentary Accord
ing to every account from Greece, the establish.
ment of his new Majesty cannot be too greatly
expedited.
Turkey AND EoYpr-Lettcrs from Alexan.
sndria, 10 the 29th Ju'v, mention that ultsrior
dispatches had been received there from the ar
my in Syria, announcing that Aieppo had fallen
into the power Of Ibrahim Pacha. and that Hus-
sien Pacha with his few remaining troops, had
fallen back upon Aoutab.
Such is an abstract Of the contents Of these
papers. A Falmouth article of Oct. thus sums
up the whole matter:
The rumurs of war which very generally pre-.
vailed last week have died away, leaving no
prospect, happily, Of speedy disturbance Of
that peace which now universally prevails among
the states of Europe, with the exceptions Of
Portugal. which is merely domestic quarrel,
and will, we dare say. be settled without en-
broiling any other power The king Of Spain,
when he was thought dead, only slept. and he
still survives, but in very languid state. His
recovery, how ever, seems probable; but should
his death ensue, it hardly appears likely. from
present appearances. that any serious dispute
would take place respecting the succession to
the throne The question at issue between Hol-
land and Beigium-the navigation Of the Scheldt
lis expected to he amicably settled, notwih
standing the clustering OF his majesty Of Holland
A famine was raging in the northern provinces
OF Sweden
An insurection had broke u out at Naples, but
was speedily qnclled
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s ZIP NEWS.
pORT 0F ALEXANDRIA. IN, c.
Amman November 10.

ARRIVED. November 10.
Brisiish schooner George. Cr0well, Halifax;
plaster, &c to w. Fowle & Co.
Schooner Plough Boy, Baxter. Naniemoy;
Corn, Wheat and Tobacco.
Schooner Samuel, David, Patuxent River;
Tobacco to w. Fowle Il CO. and Henry Dain-
gerheld.
Scbouner Orbit, Beverly. Patuxent River; To-
baccu to Henry Daugerhed.
Schooner Marion, Clark, Patuxcnt River; To-
bacco to Henry Dainserfeld
Schooner Thomas Chilton, Allen, Bladens
burg: Tobacco for Ba' 'imore.
Schooner Alfred, Folly Landing; slaves TO
the Master.
Schooner Leopard, Folly Landing; Potatoes
and Corn to the Master.
SCI ooner Truth. Rose, Maddox; Wheat to
Geu se Johnson & Co.
Sinop Mary. Kenner, Bladensburgh; Tobacco
to Henry Dainger6eid and w. Fowle 4 70.
Sloop James w. Caldwell. Mats, cleared at
Philadelphia for this port 9th.
At Norfolk Nov British Brig bermuda,
Robertson, from Barba,ioes, in ballast, bound to
Alexandra, put in with loss of masts. sails. &c.
in heavy gale 9th Oct. of Cape Henry-to
Thorburn & Smith.-During the violence Of the
gale sea struck the vessel which shifted the BAL
last; after the gale had abated, the Cabin Boy
was missing, and it was presumed he was lost
overheard, but in replacing the ballast his ifeless
remains were discovered under il.
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BY GEORGE WHITE.
Superior Attractions, in Books, Prints,
JeWelry. fine Cutlery. &c

1 RRANGEhENTs have been made with various
dra. and neghborhood. something yer, attractive
in the way Of Literature, and the fist sale by auction
will be Oh Monday Evening, November ~, 1892, BY
printed catalogue; and they viii give, in DETAIL the
character of the works. it would be useless to enume.
rate them now: Let it Suffice Il win embrace the most
standard aud popular authors Of the day--Albums,
Stationary, fine Cutlery Prints Engravnss, choice
collection Of Jewelry The whole for examination on
the day of sale-as the whole must re Opposed Of
without reserve, and will be continued from evening
10 evening until the aame finally clo.ed.
Also, an Invoice of rHadware.
Turkey Oil Stone, warranted. to be returned for
sale wholesale or retail.
Additional: Recess Encyclopedia, most supe. Tor
bound copy in calf, will be sold the above described
public sale nov Sd
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,ors,DENTIAL ELECTION.
rrpGINIA.-C Continued.
NEW JERSEY.

-. ,ooo,y has gone for Jackson. Gentle
FL- Newark assure US that Essex county
90 "O" selI-better than at the late election.
. G ahs, i. that New Jersey is safe. We learn
Be C r,;IJIs.sx county has given an increased
,,d'y '0' Clay Anti Jackson
c..otv $40 maj.
cumberland, =, 60, :, c,oucss,sr
a. H.i l"s ,,on Coaa,y.-Ten Townships heard
b% ;1s Csc majority; same Townships, at DC
on y" non. gave OPS. Those remaining to
('s s,,,J from. will swell the Clay majority to
! a' 100, a li''le over the October election
% g' have n, sufficient intelligence from New
"" v, "a announce upon the result OF the eiec-
e. 'n' IT. I" Eectors Of President Bergen county
% ~, ,n,rsa,ed majority for Jaekson-Essex
' '.,,.rt majority for Clay. Midd!esex gives
p ~. - If lS5 for Clay. Somerset los for
%' !"o: Huntingdon, CSC ditto. The anti-Ma-
'N' -"r,seded in polling 10 votes in IL towns.