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TRUST SALE OF REAL AND PER-
i SONAL ESTATE.-Pursuant to a Deed of
Trust, executed by John Fl Hope and Eliza A. his
wife, dated on the 18th day OF july, in the wear
1885, aud of record in the Clerks Office of Norfolk
County Court, for the purposes mentioned in tic sa
Deed, will he sold public auction for cash before
the Court House of Norfolk County. on MONDAY
the 10th day of September next at / o'clock, the
following Real and Personal Estate, to wit:
one Tract of Land on Mount Pleasant, contain.
ing one hundred and forty acres, more or less adj
den.
Ono Tract Of Land on the Elbow Road in the Pa.
~ ,Sn OF ot Brides adjoining tie land Of Stephen
more or less. '' '''
An undivided two-tbirds of a Tract Of Land on
the Mount Pleasant Road in ST. Brides Parisb. adj
joining the lands of Nehemiah Foreman gnd 9TH
crs, containing two hundred and twelve acres moro
or less. w o'' y ,''' Co. '"O''
And undivided three fourtbs IF tho vr,c, If
Land on the Elbow Road i'm St Brides p,risL al
joining the lands Of the heirs of Charles Etborid
deceased, containing two hundred acres MOI r
less. 60 ''o'' VI
The three last mentioned Tracts of I.,rd ..,I
subject TO the dover estate Of Ann the vic IF
ard G.. Adams. W O"
Also, Negro Man, Harry Painter, and ,Lo .o,..-
sionary interest OF the said Hope and wifi !, Nc
grocs Bill and sam, now in the possession of
G. Adams in right Of his wife Ann, who IA crt;tiJ
to an estate for her life i'm said Negroes ''''''U
The title to the above properly is believed to H..
unquestionable, but selling as Trustees we sb,ii
convey such title only is vested in us bv the SAD
Deed JOHN a. CHANDLER,
SAMUEL NJ. WILSON, : trustees
AUG 25-3taWts
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CURIosITY.--A bunch of Rye has been left
at this office, which grew npon the prem ses of
Mrs. Batezel, in Northern Liberties township,
near Frankford, comprising one hundred stalks,
averaging about five and halffeet in height, and
the product of single grain 1t is the greatest
curiosity Of the kind we have ever seen--and we
should like to know how it can be well beat
Germantown Telegraph.
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A CHANCE FOR A GUNSMITU.--The
Subscriber being DESTROYS of moving to the
West will sell his STOCK AND TOOLS to a Gun
smith very cheap, for cash. person that is INDUS
trious and attentive to business can make money :;
the terms can be known by calling on the subscri-
Der or by letter post paid. All persons having work
at his Shop are requested To call for it by the first of
September, as, should sell, out shalt start about
that time, and also persons indebted him will please
call ana settle as 1t is not his wish place them
in the bands of an officer.
Aug 20 j. a. SPALDING.
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BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL. No,

z
4O folk, Va, under the Superintendent Of Mrs
s. CROKER.
Mrs. G.. takes this method to inform tho citizens
of Norfolk and vicinity, that she has taken the
large and airy Room in the Dwelling House occu.
pied by Mrs. Berry. on Cumbcr land street for the
purpose of establishing Seminary for Young La
dies and Misses.
This Institution will be opened for the reception
of Pupils on the 10Th of September Its design Is
to impart thorough practical and finished Educa
ton Advantages will be offered for acquiring an
extensive and thorough acquaintance with the
English Language. Latin, French and Spanish
Also, Music, Drawing and Painting, and various
styles of Embroidery. Mrs. G.. will be assisted bv
Teachers Of the first talent.
Particular attention will be paid to the morals
and manners of the Pupils placed under Mrs C's
care, and it will be her aim to bring the social af
icctions into exercise to train the pupil to correct
habits OF thought and action and to make the &C.
QUESTION OF knowledge pleasant occupation.
Mrs. Z. will continue giving Lessons in Pcuman-
ship at the School Room from hal past four to half
past five o'clock. Terms Of Tuition made known
at her School Room.
Those who may wish to take Lessons in Pcnrnan-
ship enter Day Scholars will please leave
their names with Mrs. Berry, at the School Room
Mrs c. takes pleasure in stating that she is kind
iy permitted to make the following references.
w. w. Scatou. Esq. Mayor Of Washington, d.
G.; Rev. o. b. Brown Rev. George w Samson ::
Rev. s. Sprole; Rev. S. b. Willis Catsl<iU ~ Y ::
Rev. Septinus fusion, Chaplain OF the Senate |:
Rev. a. A. Muller; b. Hailett, ESQ., Boston j.
a. Underwood, Esq, N. Y. July 90
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HYDRAULIC CEMENT AND SAND
FOR BUILDING SLIP NO. lS.

NAVY AGENTS OFFICE,
Norfolk, August Sth, 1915. 5
SEALED Proposals in Duplicate will be received
- until IL o'clock, the Sth September for the
delivery at the Navy Yard of
Ttro hundred and F1ty Casks Of Nelson 8. Brown s
fresh manufactured Hydraulic Cement,-and
Jtco thousand bushels Of clean Fresh Uater, angular
Sand for Cement.
Offers will he received Separately, for the Cement
and Sand, and bond and security be icquircd for
the delivery of the whole quantity by the LIST of Oc
tobcr but any portion may be delivered without
delay, so that the work may be begun, and go on
without obstruction.
oilers must state explicitly, the cost per bushe,
ana cask, and be carried out for the whole amount.
Aug 9-s4w GEO. LOYAL, Navy gent
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OTlCE.-Thc Livery Stables foru erly kept
" by James Alexander, at the Washington Hotel
arc now in good order. Persons wishing to have
Horses Ted by the day month can do SO by call.
ING at the Stables the Subscriber Persons
living in the country having business in Norfolk
WI md 1T convenient TO stop at these Stables they
being immediately at the ferry wharf
Aug ~ STEPHEN JAMES.
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HORSES aud good comfortable CARRIAGES
u Il can be had at the shortest notice Young per.
sons wishing to visit the Half Way House on very
urgent business can be accommodated with good
Carriage and pair of Horses that they NAV reat
we'll assured can't be ovcrtaken
Aug ~ STEPHEN JAMES
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SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH,

TUESDAY, August 26.
ARRIVED,
Steamer Jewess, Sutton, fin Richmond.
Steamer Herald, Russell, fin Baltimore.
HAMPTON ROADS,
schr VIM. Henry, Gates, FIN Richmond, for Bos-
ton.
SAILED,
Schr Brilliant, Leavitt for Boston.
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THE NEW Xo SEs co C9ao!9.NGTRIBgTIoN-

TNHE NEW YORK CONTRIBUTIONS
l. SHIP FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY No
81, Wall street, New York. Capital $500 OOO.-
Insures Buildings in general, Merchandise House
hold Furniture, Ships and their cargoes, Tin port
only) Ships Vessels being built, or repaired
and every description of Per Soual Property
This Company will pay all its losses by the late
fire in New York, and still have an ample capital
to afford security to all its customers
The subscriber is prepared to issue Policies direct
at the lowest rates of premium in Portsmouth, Nor
folk and the surrounding Country. Please give
me call before nsuring elsewhere.
Applications by letter, (post- paid,) giving de-
scription of property, &c. Sc. promptly attended
to by GEORGE NJ. Balm
Portsmouth, Aug n gent.
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GORDAN'S LOTTERY OFFICE.
Drawing of Consolidated Lottery, Class No 80.
81, %, So, l, 81. Is, 10, 90, 80, 6S, 81.
Drawing of Alexandria Lottery Glass No. 81.
3, 10, s, ~, sd, ST, Is, 40, 80, 30, 2S, 60.
Nos. 3, IL, 10, Capital Prize sold to a gentleman
of Portsmouth.
SPLENDID SCHEMES.
This Day only!
S7,O0OI!
2 Prizes of IS 1000.
rs Numbers, IL Drawn Ballots
Alexandria Lottery Extra Glass No. 2O3
Drawing received Tomorrow Morning
Capitals 600 1000, sill l000s, 30)s, zoos zoos
SOS, 20s l0s &C. &c.
Tickets only S2--Sharcs in proportion.
DRAWS THIS DAY!
4 Prizes Of 10000 10 Prizes of 81 ,OOO!!
rs Numbers, 10 Drawn Ballots.
Alexandria Lottery Extra Class No. 2O4,
Drawing received Friday Morning.
Capitals 10 900, 10000, 10000, 10000,
1000, 954 10 of 1000 COOS, 50Os, zoos, $685. zoos,
l50s, Cos, sos, Dos, Dos &c.
Tickets only $5-Shares in proportion.
Tickets to be had at JNO ID. GORDAN'S,
Lottery and Exchange Office, Norfolk.
Where the highest premium is paid for Gold
Silver, and Specie Checks. Aug27
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Aug25
FOR RENT.

NEW GOODS have Just received a new 10!
~ of Gentcmen's, Ladies' and Misses Shoes of
all descriptions. Also splendid lot of Umbrellas
and Walking Canes, cheaper than the other lot :;
Trunks of all descriptions, Sole Leather, Innings
and Bindings, Calf Skins Buff Leather Split Skins
Horse Leather, Waxed Leather, Morocco Skins,
Pegs, Avis, Hammers, Shoe Knives, Thread OF all
numbers, Gentlemen's Fine Channel Boots Fine
Peg Boots, Bocces of all kinds, Navy Ties all de-
scriptions. The people of Portsmouth and the sur
sounding country will do well by calling and ex-
aiming my stock, and prices, before purchasing
elsewhere and will assure them that they can get
better bargains at my Store than any other in the
town. VIM. ID. PITCHER,
West side Crawford ST., Sign of the Big Boot
Aug %
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DIED,

In Portsmouth, on Saturday evening last. of bill
iou5 fever, aged 40 years, Major THOMAS r. GRAY,
Attorney at Law.
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EXCHANGE WANTED.-Thc highest pre-.
II MUM will be paid for Exchange on Baltimore,
Philadelphia and New York, at
JNO. D. GORDAN'S,
Aug % Lottery and Exchange Office, Norfolk
SHOT,-l30O Bags SHOT, well assorted for sale
~ at factory prices, by
August J. WILLS.
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u UININE.-5 our ces of Sulphate &c Quinine
" just received at the MEDICAL EMPORIUM
jury IL High street.
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JNAll persons indebted to me are respectfully
invited to call and settle their bills.
June I6 y IN TT
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LI1HE CHALMERS OF SWITzEnLANn W

E7UE CHALMERS OF SWITZERLAND vi
n tai Christianity; Essays and Discourses on
the religions Of man and the religion of Cod bv
"A. vinct, d d., Professor of Theology in Lausan,
ne, Switzerland. g We speak advisedly when we
say this is the production of one of the finest minds
of the agc,"-Christian Spectator
DR.. Vinet is decidedly the abcst Christian Phi.
o5ophcr in Europc."-Ecv. K. Baird, D. D.. price
s. % y
CRCDEN'S CONCORDANCE, abridged and re-
arranged at the very low price Of Sl25
1.-The publishers are doing great service to the
American Ministry and the Church by the issue of
tbs invaluable work at price which brinre II
within the reach of all Tile Reflector.
The Topical Question Book, on subjects connect
cd with the plan of salyation--iust 0ubIehed a,,d
considered very valuable. Also the Historical Ones
ton Book for Sabbath Schools and family instrnc
ton. The above just received by
Aug ~ w. II. IT. HODGES s. co.
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OIICE'-By virtuc Of Decree Of tho Court
on FRIDAY, the 10Th instant a. IN o'clock b.fnro
the Court House Door in the town Of Portsmouth
likely NEGRO BOY John, 10 or 10 wears old he
0nglhS 70 tbe estate OF JAS. Williams Terms
Casn' l.. J. FLEMING.
aug l9-tds Aduoinistr,tnr
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Being an experienced mechanic nc respectfully
appeals to the feelings of a generous public to ex,
tend to him portion of its patronage Old Fur
turc taken in exchange for New
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MUSQUITO NETTING.-S.4 and Cd Mus
ITl quito Bars for sale cheap by
Aug Is JOHN COOKE & co.
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NJ EW BOOKS just received and for sal by
" W. II. RI. HODGES 4 co
AbercromOie Miscellaneous Essays
The duty Of American Women to their Countrv
The Travels of Marco Polo, greatly amended and
enlarged from valuable early manuscriots recentiv
published by the French Society of Geography.
and III Italy by Count Badelh Boni 9'P'''
No. 10 Wandering Jew
No 80 Pictorial Bible A. m
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ii ERE THEY ARE! The Subscriber has
II on hand, and is constantly receiving LARGE
and fresh assortment of FAMILY GROCERIES
which are sold 80 cheap THAI they astonish the
natives )" among his assortment may be found the
pure.
Smalls celebrated Family Flour, (ncw)
Fonts Extra Superfnc do do
Hlchmond 90 do do (ncw and old
New Orleans and Porto Rico Sugars,
Woolsey's Superior Crushed and Loaf Sugars,
Lauguyra, Rio and St. Domingo Coffee,
Gunpowder, Imperial and Young Hyson Tea,
Sperm and Patent Mould Candles
Suckney & Noy's Cut Nails (assortcd)
%Oid Virginia" Cider Vinegar, q years old)
l.. Il. and G.. a. Salt,
Also, large and good assortment of LIQUORS.
Soap, Goshen Cheese, Brooins, Ground and Grain
Pepper, Nutmegs, Allspce, Mustard, Matches,
Starch, Backing, &c. &C.
If you want good and cheap articles in the Gro.
Gerry line all you have to do is to call on
GEORG w. GRICE,
AT Baford's " OLD SrAwD"
East side the Market.
~ FREsH BUTTga received hi.,ceekly.
Aug 20
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4 ANGHORNE IL SON'S EXTRA TO-
IL BACCO.-Just received another lot of that
fine TOBACCO, which cost SS35 in the leaf Tor sale
at factory prices by
AUG 20 Wills G, RI
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X EEP n BEFORE TIL PEOPLE!-
IN The Subscriber informs the public that he
continues the CABINET MAKING BUSINESS on
the Corner OF High and Middle streets, where he
VIII be happy to receive orders, and execute them
in style not to be surpassed, as may be demon.
sratcd to the satisfaction of those who will do him
the favor to call and examine his work He ha,
some OF the most fashomable specimens of
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LNINAL NOTICE.-The Notes and Accounts
a of Doctor VIM. Collins not paid previous to
the 18th of September will be collected bv pro-
cess of Law. 5. WHEELER, Attorney.
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The number of arrivals yesterday were unusually Ii.
med. Poets painters and hortculturists have all
trbuted their imaginative powers to give this month the
attributes Of vemal refreshing, and nvigoratng beauty
but all must hide their diminished heads" when we
announce, and that feelngiy too that than No
vember blast has visited usretarded deferred the
progress Of travelling rendered spacious hotels
comparatively desoate and converted the establishments
OF the summearanged freplaccs into all the essentials
of winters indspensables to comfort and health. We
found ut the
AMERICANA. A. Foster, Harrisburg; 7. A. Hammond
Orwell; Chas. Wood, Auburn. N. L. Hitchcock Vir-
GINA AMN
Asron-Messrs Hale s. W. Tappan Boston, Trow.
BRIDGE Bufalo Sylvester Bader Clarke Philadel-
phia; Schoolcraf Saul St. Marie s. Meader Ohio f. b.
Grant Philadelphia; Chas. Brooks Boston, r. A. TAYLOR
Baltimore 8. M b. Sovell Savannah.
CIrv--A. q. Dolan Washington, d. c.; w. Seaman,
Ohio; Green, Mich; j. II. Grant, Va; James Petrie
Buenos Ayres; H. Pierce, Boston; Abbott and Baxter
do; I. Caldwell Phila.
FRArKLir--The book of registry at this hotel was
again monopolised by Drummer"
HowARD-W. Irving, B. Moore b. Ashley, Auburn; s.
Earl Howard VT; J. P. Howard, Pha.; James Baxter
Boston; Judge Lawrence, Hudson; C. L. Morell do; w
B. Doe, Saratoga; Benjamin Henley; Boston; Grey,
Phila 49,
GLoBE-Mr. Canada; Va. J. Fennimore Cooper,
Cooperstown; John Krusler Malaga; Charles Homer,
Boston.
WAvERLv-R. II. Lummis, Sodus Bay; l.; Richmond,
Prov; A. Stevens Baltimore (; Morgan Ohio Pratts
Phila. iH B. Wilson, Canada.
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MONEY MARKET.
Saturday, My l7th-6 PM.

There was quite falling of in the quotations for
sscksto day The sales not large and the failure
in the street yesterday having fallen heavily
of the operators prices of stocks suffered to droop
Stonngton declined per cent; Norwich and Worcester
/; Erie Railroad l; Reading t; Harlem /; Canton t;
Long Island t; Farmers Loan /; Penn SIS /; Illinois
Indiana I; Ohio SIS t; United States Bank improved T.
and Kentucky 6's l. Vcksburg and Morris Canal closed
firm at last quotations.
/. Recent adyices from Havana confirmed the anticipa-
ons Of many in relation to short supply ofsugar 1t is
estimated that the production will be about fifty per cent
less than in 1884, The exports from Havana and Matan-
from January LIST to April 49, this year and last
been annexed:
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on foot for establishing a colony of German emf
grants in Morgan county, Tennessee. About two hun
dred thousand acres OF land have been purchased
two or three hundred emigrants daily expected to
arrive Others will follow from time to time as fast as
preparations can be made for their reception. Manufac
colony. For the former thore is power In the
greatest abundance. The agricultural operations will
have reference chiefly to the cultivation ohe vine and
fruit trees generally Special attention i'll be given to
the raising Of sheep and the growth of WOOL In view
oil the last mentioned object the company have already
sent over few OF the finest Electoral Saxony
whose original cost $500 piece Another
company with similar objects in view have purchased
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FANCY PAPER AND PAPER BOXES,
w. T.. JENNINGS 81 CO.,
ApERC IND TATTORC

IMPORTERS Of Cloths Cassimere: vestings Fancy Dress
Articles &c. No 23l Broadway American Hotel offer for
inspection extensive Of scasonsble goods
prising Cloths Cassmeres Vestngs Sc in all the and
nous styles.
The aid Of efficient Of Cutters can be found in
Of Garments will be such OF
the liberal patronage heretofore elected
Whilst Of the continuance of the OF
Small Profits and Quick Returns fail be appreciated
by those who would effect saving Of the extra e
We'd under the credit system
We would refer in particular to the Pantaoons we ena
bled to ushthan which there the
skill Of Cutterand solicit trial from those who appreciate
fit, combining and elegance.
In addition the usual Of goods kept by the
trade have always hand Ready Made Dress and Froc
Coats Pantaoons Vests &c. the requirements
those who in OF emergency require rstrate
suit.
Also Fancy Dress Articles in great variety; Scar Crava
Handkerchief Gloves, Suspenders, Hosiery, Under
Drawers, Linen and Muslin Shirts, Collars, &c. sc.
mi lmi
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NJ B-Private House of Refreshments by Nv. TELLER,
nS Front stTeet.Breakias Dinner and Supper Is Sd
before until 81 Supper from until a o'clock Also % Beds,
all in prime ordar Lodgings Is All gentlemen wishing to
satisfy The proprietor also keeps the old stand
where he will continue all tho delcacies Of the
season. Aso Wines Liquors and Sega Of all kinds and OF
the choicest brands, direct from the importers.
M tnn.rh
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WASHINGTON. May n. lsH

wAsmNsros. May N. lsn
Il Chapter about Men and Things an Trashsngsos--
Ner and Sfraage, Sc.
Hon. George Rathbun n among ne. the same g,n.
tleman who distinguished himself two seasons
ago. in the House OF Representatives. in
That redoubtbls hghtl
To the left and the right
Between Rathbun Of York stzte
And Ex-Spcaker White.
But he wishes il 10 be understood that he came
last evening and goes out this evening. o. io-mor
morning. lie does not desire, therefore. 20 he
represented in the Herald a loaier here, after Of
flee; and therefore this timely explanation.
The funeral of r. NJ. Whitney takes place tins af
tcmoon His brother, who has been for some time
in town. has been awaiting this event, and the du-
Ties thai would devoIve upon him in consequence.
Cabinet Council to-day, regular OF extraordl-
Mr.. Richard s Coke, an able and distinguished
Attorney Of this city, and wing, we believe, though
perhaps like Mr.. Clay far from "havlng any per-
sona objection to the annexation OF Texas, he would
be glad to it"-Mr. Coke, we confidently say,
writes the articles for the Union, on Mexico, while
Mr.. Greenhow, another wing, does up the leaders
on Oregon. pretty fair start for the "Organ" Of
the locofocos, with two leading wings the ex-
Founders Of its principles. Mem CON father Ritehle
is desired to explain
[Wel, what if they are wings Are their views
good Ed Herl
A Mr.. Coleman, brother of the inventor OF the
Eoan attachment to the piano, has brought on here
another invention, which promises the greatest re-
suits lie is exhibiting at the Patent Office the
working model of a train of cars upon a railroad up
hill and down hill, regardless of the degree OF inc-
nation from the horizon. Briefly reaching hill,
the action OF the locomotive is transferred from the
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~ NEW YORK. April 81, 1885,
lary to the watch merchants that from this day they have
ARE for the trade Of importation Of Watches that from
this said day they have hand and shall from their
respondent manufacturers description Of Watches and
Movements. DELACHAUX & MARE,
No. 1T Fulton street, N. Y.
A Delachaux--H Marie. a22 1m*m
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Beautiful Teeth-swect Breath-Prevcn

Beautiful Teeth-swect Breath-Preven.
ton from decay-emova ohe ofdcoored
teeth to Peary Of handsome
Of Dr. shermens Qs Tooth Pae Of the delicou.
eve. oeiea 90 the pubic y the way Of dentrce and
FERROUS mara! which productive of injury
to the stomach il swallowed but also be the
article Of the kind and that will respects answer the
expectations of the purchaser Dr. A. g. Castle that celebrated
Dentist Dr. Elliott the Ocu Professor Ward and host
persons among the number of which of the
Tented men unite in the recommendation Of , article being
used delighted with that they will not have other
Dr. Shermans warehouse LOG Nassau Agents
Broadway 10 Aston House, III Hudson street; 1888 Bowery
East Broadway William street. 90 Chestnut ST. Pha
delphia.
Medical NOTES.-The Advertisements of the
New York College q Medicine and Pharmacy established for
the Suppression OF Quackey in the Of all Diseases will
hereafter the fourth and last column Of this
paper. w. g. RICHARDSON, M D.. Agent.
Office and Consulting Rooms Of the College, IS Nassau
DIR. McNair's Acoustic OH, warranted genu-
ne 50 bottle, Ct Walker street,
Broadway. gta
Oldridgc's Balm OF Columbia, for the
growth Of Hair and preventing its falling out CT Walker
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JUST RECEIVED by the packet ship Duchesse DOreans
q from Paris the best article OF gentlemens French Boots
aud Offer wholesale RETAIL the low
S. and the best Of French Calf Boots made order for Isl and
the greatest of all kinds of Boots and Shoes
Caters Ladies IL this store win find the greatest
other kinds Misses and Chden from the largest the small
est ami don't mistake the No. 7 Broadway Of Frank
lin street. M. CAHILL
my6 lmsr n
COLTS PATENT REPEATING FIREARMS,
WITH THE LATEST IMPROVEMENT OF 1874.
HE DEPOT for the sale Of the Colts Pistols Rifles Car
hines and Fowng Pieces has been removed from No.
Broadway No Barclay Broadway under the
House where general Of these superior
iske for sale reduced prices They also be had W.
i Horstmannn & Co.'S Maiden lane Mullord & Wendall,
Broadway Albany, Lyman p Knowles Delhi Delaware co..
~ Y, Hyde : Goodrich, and II; E. Baldwin & Co.. New Or
with equipments Great impoons are practsed upon the
public in and selling the selfcockng revolving
six barrel Pistol for Colts repeating Pistol which
eged be superior every respect Pistol
ts Emperor Of Austria the King Of Prussia Prince Jonv
highest terms of them. Tue Texan Army and Navy sup
Piled with and the u s. Navy has supplied with them
to extent and the officers have the favorable
port on Colts repeating firearms. a20 lmsec