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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-20
e.ry and fremont Dennis for do Aures, Tuudy Boston

Henry and fremont Dennis for do Aures Trundy. Boston
PHILADELrHIA Nov isArr schr Orator Scott, New York
Cid bgs Chas Edward aud Colombo Boston schs Denmark
and Richmond do Lexington, Hawthorne; Model reland
John Esell Smith; Iodine, Blew; Lycrrgus Wets; Col
Worth; Republican har Amazon steelmaq and Sarah An
roIne Nsyark Csylon. Brooklyn; America Haord barge
ronTLArD. Nov 7Arr schrs Only Daughter Lubec for
Fortune Coombs and Richard Taylor, Cutter Thomas
io So Pierce. and VIM Henry Pierce do Tor do
ihcnt, Northportlor Baltimore. ~ =
RSas p Nov s-Ar brig Tsqnn, Norfolk; schrs
@ Portland for Baltimore; Squirrel do for New York.
ana Mebhyr Thomsston for do; Forest King
ORR Tor Boston, having scr Justice from New
PRoyDrscE Nov I1Ar .Ioops ch,es. and Il. ,nnhesr
New york Below, fore and aft schr a soop Cid barks
nhode new Mobiles Lucretis, do Sid Holder BORDEN
rhiisasPha schr Susan Taylor for Southern port sid on
RcHMoND, Nov i7Arr schrs Orson Henderson. {; KIo.
Beatty; James Samuel Somers, and John Smith Parker
New York Richard Thompson Fall River, Wave Boston
sALGM Nuy Ear brig Zane Para Oct 2 ,chr Ko,cusko
OeoIartown Dc Cid l7th barque Rosabea Buenos AyTes
and mkt '
sIoSlScros, Nov i2sd sloop Hercules Rider New York
Tor Sandwich. -,
SAVANNAH Nov lain port ships Scotland and Eli Whit
ney for Lyerpoo John Lancashire shenunga St
William Brl for Great Britain; briggs Augusta Sherwood
spd mossne GOULD. for New Yok Fox and Bezn Reese
West ndes Have Porsmoutb schrs Hy Jenkins for New
Orleans Dover, Arr 18TH ship Celia, Thatcher, New
York. barqne Barring Brothers, Boston, brig Shamrock Phla
depha. Cid schr lily jenkins. New Orleans. s.
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Elour Markets.

CiSciSNATI, Nov. IA We hear of sales from White
water Canal Of 200 barrels Flour a. At Railroad
100 barrels at 81 ~ From wagon 40 barrels at 81 IS
and 45 barrels at 81 80 clear At Miami Canal 200 bar
rels at 81 80, clear. u#
ALBANY, Nov lS--The receists of flour were large
yesterday upwards of 80 900 barres-arger than ever
before received any day The receipts OF wheat
about $4,000 bushels. This is exclusive of what
came in at West Troy To-day the receipts are large
Genesee Flour is dull at s6i for brands sales
of lot of $50 barrels handsome article. but not we'll
known at SO 49, the range for Genesee is to Sos Ohio
is dull at $6k Sales Of Wheat at l3ic for prime sam
pie Barley 5Se for two rowed and 60c for four WED
Oats, 40 AZ Corn, 7sa 80; Rye, 79c.
BUFFALO, Nov IT-There is still very good feeling
in the market however, and prices have farther adj
vanced 1--WE notice the sale of $500 bushels Wabash
Wheat on the Sarah Bugbee at 81 100 bushels Detroit
do, on the Bidde at the same and 5000 bushels prime
In Flour hear of the sale of 400 bbs Black Rock at
So l2 600 bbls Michigan and Ohio at tine same and 700
bbls Michigan, at SIS.
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Foreign Markets. =
fCorrespondence Of the Herald.

NUEvITAs, (Cuba,) Nov. l, Is45.
The yield Of the hives this will Ire immensc in
fact there never has been any approximation heretofore
to the quantity of honey that will be gathered this
and there not the least doubt but there will
ported from this place alone from twelve to sixteen hun
dred tierces.
The sugar looks very ue and there is an album
dance Of in fact the Oldest residents say they have
never seen more promising year.
American produce with the exception Of rice, which
is held at Is and 20 reals, is plenty and dull.
HAVANA, Oct 3l.-Our market during the past week
has been more animated About 50lO boxes sugar have
at for 100 lbs 400 do do rather brighter SAL $50
do brown and 1l50 do white 81 and 81 800 do brown
and 1000 white at 81 3 and 50 and $40 supesor at
81 81 and So SIT per 100 h. During the week ending ON
this place. and 6e do from Matanzas of which 400 were
for the United States No demand for coffee; our stock
is about $500 bags LIST and ID quality "a per lbs;
trage 81 81 The exports for the eek amount to on
tces little has been DONE with the exception segars
and tobacco; Of the former 3943 have been shipped
and OF the latter $4,000 To- Of which quantities 1899 NJ
and II ,033 lbs were for the United States.
With regard to imports, all kinds OF sailed provisions
are scarce beefis worth SO II per Dbl; pork SAL ls
do Goldfish SAL 81 per 100 lbs We have had two car
goes of jerked beet since my last advces which have
sold very wells it is worth from $St 81 per 100 lbs The
stock OF lard is heavy and imports large The amount
on hand is about 500 kegs prices u TO 4 per
100 lbs Rice is still scarce; we have had but two arri.
walls OF about 1000 qHntals ii worth ~ 81 per uun.
tai Flour-The Spanish now in market is worth $sI a
per Dbl; New Orleans in small parcels sells at SIS 200
bbls arrived in the Joven Enrique.
Freights-There is rather demand for vessels ca
f3 los is offered for Hamburg and Bremen 60 2s Sd
Tor Cowes and market not in the Baltic; 20 los for
the Mediterranean The ports have never for several
years. been bare of American shining al NJ this mo
ment.
. Misunderstanding is II a III prem New York and
Boston II al; New Orleans, 3a4.
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Philadelphia. In lat % 49, Ion y. in gale from wNw
carried ns topmast main opgallsnt sp trysai
stern boat, dc. Put in repair -sf-'-'''
British schr Eliza Ann Lonan, 81 days from Hsax win
fab, TO q " > Rowland FL II II -
Schr Lucy Thompson, Taylor IL days from New Oreans
with sugar, moassss &c TO X McCsaw
schr Columbia, Knapp, Alexandria -four surges Clear.
x Co
Schr Tonquin Beam, PhIadepha, coal, to r McCiaw.
Schr Crescent, Crothers Phadephia, 10 McCrcady.
Schr Texan. Clark. EastpoTt, TO StuRes X Co.
Schr Louisa White, Thomaston lime.
Schr Ann Denman, Smonton. Thomaston, lime,
Schr Robert Bruce, Closson, BIuehill ~ #.##r
Schr Page, Chamberlain, Boston.
Schr SUM- Holbrook, Boston.
Schr Stranger, Bearse, Boston.
Schr Wanknco. Crowell. Boston.
Sckr Rubicon Snow, Boston.
schr WIN Wilson Baker, Boston.
Schr Ho ard Baker Boston.
schr Sarah x Mary, Plymouth. e.Ma
Schr Helen, Sears plymouth
Soop Exchange, Davis. Virginia, oysters
REruRNEp-Bng Harley hence for Charleston, having
ried away fore topsa Yard IN saual off Squam Beach,
l Brig Atlantic, from the West Indies for New Haven
from and passed through the East River yesterday
rnng without communicating with the shore.
ships Mericsu, Gloucester, Eng Ppwhaan C..ri.son;
Colon, Havana barGues w lr.ef CoTk Ann Welsh, PEN
saeoa; Ranger Potsud briggs Eliza st Crox Othello West
ladies' !sher. Apalachicola Ann Eliza, st Marks and
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flenical Advice.

nOCTOR LAMERT il s conhdsnl,aIiy ccnsultrd At hi,
ala or, i3od street. Fulton aud Bcctman,
ali diseases Of dscst natures his treatment beng mid and
drancs from business pursuits Recent cases cured IN Dor
0'66jEB,LITY. NERVOUS Oh CONSTITUTIONAL, ara.
sing from frequent indulgence Of the passions Of indsc,
eourInea smpotency, the D srctes attention. his
object being the mentally aud bodily
sfate ar vigOg nature originally designed.
STRICTURES, disease frequently existing without the pa
being the lsls caused by mareatmcnt
Of unnitiasd sica petenders and soetes by the neglect
Of the parties themselves by the Dr. cectua cured with
pain or Inconvenience.
Ths Doctor being few adyertnR Surgeons
In the CITY, guarantees perfect cure Let
tera post paid enclosing attended to- and
dcInr with ADVICE sent 70 any part Of u. United Sn,es'
Obce ~ 3rd street. Orrn from A. NJ, 70 D r. w.
o2l lmsrrc satlt .4Nt
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HASTINGS
COMPOUND SYRUP OF NAPHTHA.
THE TRIUMPH COMPL ETEII

NJ NOTWITHSTANDING the short time during which
this invaluable medicine has been before the American
pubc specific properties and have unequivocay
proved to be only the reliable but also unfaing
remedy in all affections prescribed be within its legitimate
tina Syrup forth for every aiImenr
remedy for every diseases bit for astonishing powers
Phamacopia in allaying irritation inflammation of the
coanss and stimulating the bronchii action in
its virtues expectoan and Alternative and
above all for its wonderful propertyo -
And breaking DOWN pulmonary disease when established All
irqurers referred which will be
cheeruy furnished the office the agency The experience
Of Dr. Hastings and recently Of yde Lon
ofLondon. sufficient Of themselves convince the mo
Gus OF sIepca 81 ths sdset Ok the above remedial
Tubercular Consumption. Let despair.
For sale by MOORE & CO, the American Agents. Al
Ann; street. and Elliott, ly3 DIVISION STREET, op-
posite Ludlow, New York Price 81 bottle-Six bot
Ties for So. ms I'm 10
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By Last Nights Southern Mail.

BALTIMORE Noy isaArr ship Palestine, Liyerpoo; schrs
Maria Johnson New York; Eagle Portsmouth North STAR
Providence. CID shin Warren Liverpool
chtect Gray New York; Allegro Boston, Ellen, aud Equa-
tor, Portsmouth N Williams Dghton Namshong and e
Sid brig Baltic West Indies
PHILApELPHiA. NOV is-tFIom our Correspondent)-AF
briggs Geo Gardiner, Maiaga Mary Ann Antigua Noble Lu.
bee Mentor Calas schrs CHARLES dos New York for
Wming.on, Nc. in dsress Gen Warren, Portsmouth; +
Burton, New Haven; Orator New York. buge Whale do
Columbia Mobiles Desmsrk and Mary George, Boston;
& II Bacon, Amy, Thos ireland, and Lycurgus, New York
Perseverance, Newark NJ Emelne Hartford barges Ceres
and r. A Douglass, New York -
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LIVERPOOL CLAssIFicArIoN.

TEAS At Acknowledgment PET SHIPS Cohots and
Helena. ft
TermsNotes at six months payarie In this city to be
made satisfactory to sesiers.
Young Hysor-25 hf chests 81, 81 at TO- 25 at $751; 10
at e. 10 at 62 90 at 59 30 at 52} % at 5 at sO ~ at
A. IFS at AL III ats 10 at4s 81 at AL 1872 at "a 200
at AIT 45i at Az Al at A. 95 at All 20 at Al 80 1t col
at 40, so lab boxes 81 /, 800 do ~.
lily son Skin-se chests - 20 do All.
Gurroresr--l0i chests 49, 80 cases IL Glib cans SOL
$50 do So so Glib boxes A. rs do All 276 do ~. I2b
do ~.
lmperial27 hf chests ST. do n, 25 do cat. 10 Glib
boxes A. AZ do 46t 200 do 49, 500 l2b do AL do
30l do 43l, $50 cases 2lb cans so.
Powchongi7 hf chests IS, IS Ghosts ~, rs do 26J
do %, do 2sl, ITO Dc Is. .tt, - s.
souchUng 50 chests is 90 do ~ 100 lab boxes asl
% 90 81.
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New Bedford OH NTnrRet.

Nov II, ls45-Sperm- transactions the past week
have large and prices have had upward tenden
cy We notice sales of 1900 bbs in lots at s5l cents
and 700 bills at So cents Sales the first Of last week
800 bbs in Farhaven and $50 bbls in Maaposett at IS
cents-cash.
Whale.-There has been more demand for whale, and
sales have been made of 1000 bbls South Sea- 80
$40 hbls NV Coast at s2 400 bbls do 81 cents
and 400 bbls. do, at 335 cents cash.
Whaebore-Sales OF "a 800 lbs NV Coast at 80 cents
cash, the former price.
Sperm Csndles.-Aro shade lower. We hear of a
sale Of 1000 boxes, at PSI cents per h. months Ship
ping List.
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Nkw oRLkANs, NOV 1.-The sales Of cotton yester
Jay were again on considerable scale having amount
ed to oao0 bales taken chiefly for England Prices
more steady and consider them again quite az hi~h
before the news Mddiing ia worth &c, good md3linr
a7tc per TO- This morning there is very little doing
the sales having only reached 1000 bales The weaihe,
being rainy there very little door business Ills
morning Yesterdays sale Of sugar reached 400 hhda m
ses sold very freely at 81 25c per gaisn Nothing Of
consequences doing in aour holders steady former
prices sale OF 400 bbls and 700 kegs lard made
at III C for the English maket
Exchanges remain as last quoted Sterling II a ~ per
cent prem Francs 5,32t 5,35. New York 90 days 2
y per cent dis. Checks per cent dis
Two vessels were taken up last night for Liverpool at
~ believe they each get 1000 bales to begin with,
Tmou giving away the consignment This inmates
shght advance Cor. Bait. .dmeicas
.ge today at 81 ST. and the range NAV be assumed :,
30 . Soi ior country brands 81 81 s4So $500 r
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New York, Wednesday, Nov. No.
AsHEs]There yet but little doing in either Pots or
Pearls and prices remain at our previous quotations.
BRsApsrurrs-The Flour market is yet dun with very
heavy receipts Operators are awaiting the English
news with great deal OF anxiety.
COTTON There was rather more general enquiry to-
day, and holders have exhibited frmer feeling the
sales amount TO about ll00 bales of which about 500
bales taken for export Our inside quotations are
however, still The guide to the operations.
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Sales or Stocks Mt Philadelphia.
Sales of Stocks at Boston.

BRokERs BOARD. Nov. 1890 shares Reading Rail.
road 2s 10 do, 2sl l75 Norwich Worcester RR s33;
LOO wilmington RR, so6Ods IS; % do 25j; SO do 25S
% do a6 100 Long Island RR 74; 90 East Boston Co
10 Eastern RR N. H.. adv; 80 do 4 The sales at the
Board to-day were moderately large. Reading Railroad
advanced East Boston CO. Norwich and Werces.
ter Railroad declined Long Island 4.
SECOND BoAHp.-5d shares Norwich & Worcester RR
bosois 81 Is do sood, SAL so Long Island RR j; so
Reading RR %. ' 80 "
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Brighton Cattle nIarket,

Nov l7At market 2i0o Beef Cattle llso Stores $500
Sheep and $50 Swine.
PrcesBeef Cattle-We quote to correspond with last
week, viz extra 81 rs $5 first quality 81 IS 81 so;
second s. 81 IS; third 81 IS a So u.s. .
Barrelling Cattle-Mess 50 25; No. l, 81 70.
sores-Y earrings S. ST. two year old 81 Sl4 three
year old SIS $24
Sheep-Sales from 81 to So.
Swine-Lots to peddle 81 81 for Sows and ~ a. for
Barrows At retail from 81 to Sc
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FROM TEXAS "A letter received in this CITY from
gentleman now at Corpus Christi, Con the western
boundary OF TexasD says-"There is word Of news
mere Every thing is quiet on the Rio 0rande General
Asta has written to citizen Of this place that he rs
ta mas been appointed by the Government of Mexico TO
treat respecting the boundary, &C. Of the truth of
inns you probably know more than is known here p
Ia IufsH Nan
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Pork Market.

The packing Of pork has already commenced in this
place. j. G. Poasly Co. have slaughtered and pack
ed five hundred head of heavy hogs all drovers
account the price asked by them being above the views
Of packers So is the highest price yet offered and an
impression prevails that prices will decline after the
close OF navigation. burlington Hatck Eve.
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A NEW COURSE OF LESSONS IN FRENCH,
ON THE RQRERTSQNIAN &YSTEM


RY +. DU BUISsON, A. Man Evening Class is now
- being formed at No 7 Greensee Hours Of attendance
and O'Clock By this system the student
able 70 converse with rapidy and besides occurring
culiarities than by any other method.
Further particulars terms &c. will he made known ap-
pication at Mr. Bookham select School, No. lat Green
Of Houston street, between the hours Of A. M and
o'clock T. M. NIL 2wrc
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R0ARDING

FEW Gentlemen with their families single gentlemen
Aonly can be accommodated with pleasant board
during the inter- at No. 81 Broadway few doors below
Trinity Church.
TIL French and Spanish Languages both constantly
spoken the house. thus aordng Of the opporun
ties to such gentlemen may wish peect themselves
said languages For further enquire above
MA 2w+rc
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BARTINk'S LOTION.
NOTICE TO STRANGERS AND CITIZENS


Hon. possible that persons tciH consent TO suffer Nth
pain, Uhen caused by rheumatism, Sprdns Bruises Dis.
LEGATIONS, Cuts Gtandutar Tumors, Lmbago Head.aehc
One BOTTLE Of the above invaluable Lotion will he
~ sufficient 70 satisfy the sceptical, that The ost
to be depended ofany article before e public for
the eifecua rei and Of Of the above Affections
which d are LIABLE more less In fact il we'll
persons house. throughout the country they will then
of accidents, &c.
For sale wholesale and retail the Popretor Depof 33
broadway New York, and by Agents throughout the
United States. Price IS cents. Wv
q. .. BARTINE & CO., Proprietors,
1923 Broadway New York.
tually attended 10. - oI6 linz od RI
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, NOVEMBER 2o.



Ship Hendrix Hudson, Chadwick London ] Crsvod
Bnque Cb,lde Harold Crosby, Calico Harmopy Nephews
Bsrqgs Sarah Shese Sand Apslachicola Taylor Merrill
Brig Csrel'.a, Sherwood. Charleston. Durham Dimon
Brig Mary Adeline, Pope, Charleston. ~
schr Exchange, CrowsIi, West ind,es.
Schr Messenger, Sands. Fredericksburg.
schr Mlcsrss Tunnel Baltimore, Johnson Lowden
schr Compliance, Kelley, Boston, Foster NieRei.on
S Sfchr Abbott Lawience, Meeker, Boston.
Barge Planet, Briggs. Philadelphia.
steamer Anthracite, Stewart, Philadelphia
Arrived.
Ship Isaac Newton spauIdng days from LIVERPOOL with
mdss and 2ss passengers, to Wilson Brown
mdse, to Howiaad& Aspinwa-ii2 Passengers VIM
Ship stephen Lurman, Conklm 90 days from Rotterdam
with mdse and u passengers, to master.
ton to Taylor. o'''A''' "''n COY
Bs e. Me,ep, Jenny f.os RIO snes 9Th with 2soo
Baqs Elliot Watts day. from Neayisa. Do With mahosa
Brque Alabama Robinson ~ d,ys from Lsuuu, with asa
ats logwo2d aj hides g Beuchand Thesaud
barlne pWsn,h,nsoS Bartlett days from Mobile with cot
from Maagorda for New York. ~ >
Barrue Gazele, Treadwe isd.yS from Mobile with cot
ship Me"ceio from New orean. for NJ" Y T, :" CO. with
brig Le9nora Collins % days from st Jago dc Cuba with
Brig Olive, Anger s days from II Thomas in b.ll.. for
Brig Beng swan Benj.min, from Guad,oupe Vi. 3, Tho
has oouna 20 New Haven Lett ~ bnque Ko 0rande for
Brig ENTITY Robinson, days from Charleston with cotton
Brig Calais Keene, 9 days from Cala, ,, i,rob.r 10
Smith Boynton. '' Va'"'' WIZ" '""oe'' 70
Brig Protection, Hume from Calais with lumber to Smith
Big A,c'assya Parker from Lubee, with lsth to Smith
Boynton. ~ 80 " ~ =
Bn- China, Mefnnsn, from Newport H. iith inst bound
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Foreign lrnl,ortatIons,

RoTTERDAM-Ship St Lawrence-50 miIlstones I'll II Vor
PsM Oslrchs3o pps gin Wolff pkgs Davis-3 Casor
Newbold Phiad-7 + Fedler--7 Markoe Wilbur & Scot
10 Boorman, Johnston coOO Hilger co.. Sattis-i
Hubbard-l u Kemtze-i28 TO order. =
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SARACEN'S HEAD,
10 npu Str.aat N.vu VNrlr

JOSEPH SMITH late of Worcester England begs leave
70 inform HI friends aud the public that he has fitted up
times hand the choicest Of Wines Liquors and Segars
glass Of genuine king Ale in addition his usual fare
sty together with al other kinds of usually
gratifying TO his friends in general. /.
Rooms neatly fitted up prvaH no
house better supplied with old country American
na lWt
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Passengers Arrived.

LivERrooL-Ship Isaac Newton--Mr Hunter, MIR Wiley
30 iD the steerage. - ''N'
Re JAsEiRo-Barque Meteor McDongal
New ORLEArs-Shp John Mnthrn-Mr and Mrs Morse and
ch,l~, Mr. Hosmer, Master Grange-i in the steerage
CHARLEsroN-Bna Emy-Capt T q Nickerson H Pope
I Hichards-2 in the steerage ''''
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= SENAToR FROM GEORGIA Legislature of
Georgia has elected the Hon. John Mcpherson Ber-
eh nted States Senator for the unexpred term end
s a. ,o4'' ~ viii be remembered that MIR. Berrep
s r,e Ince resigned his place in the Senate but
SIsen'ed again to serve, the Legislature has re-
lDstated MN Tor the balance Of the term -
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PESsAcoLA-Barque Ann Welsh-J Kirkwood. 8 Epri.
and ady Mis s5oddarl Miss Adams Miss Lyman Miss
kEY WssT-brg Gronng-Geo Weaver A Met, ono.
chic, Capt Kelly Jas Hovey Mrs Corss Mr., Bushyood
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New Invented
WIGS AND TOUpEES.

WIUO ANU IOUPEES. n
lATCHELOR'S invented Wigs and Scalps perfectly
- resemble the natural hair defy detection IL now
scarcely matter OF loosng indifferent head OF har
every wearer without any the
long by wig wears he proeureda VIM
f,o,n R,oaix.r '' tmsm
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Inc following members of the next Congress have
~ Aarsh, Of Vermont Uaion ''""'"a'sn'
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Domestic Imp0rtatlOns.
MoBnEBarque Washing ton-l02 pales cotton Revburn-
70 q Stacy
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FACTORY DESTROYED The Savannoh Republ;eo,,
reports me destruction Of DR. Poullans factory bv sre
On 'ne oh INST About three hundred persons are throx
our Unemployment by this disaster The loss il est;ms
el y between nifty and sixty thousand dollars-no
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CHEMICAL BALSAM,
Or Hair InvigOratOr.

REMEDY for all diseases incidental to the Hair and
restorative in all where Badness not beyond the
reach Of art. .0l IN
MERlrs or THE CHEMcL BAIsAM OR HAIR Isvrao RroRIr
keeps the Hair In its natural color and from
turning grey 1t presented the world with firm be
lief that beautiful and healthy rest6atiye Of the Hair it
will be found on trial unequaled Prepared solely by f. Pha
1gents-o. Fish Co., Washington D. C.; Aver rhelsn.
70 Broad Columbus Georgia; Tuttle Assembly Build
ngs corner OF Tenth and Chestnut sts Philadelphia Rice
corner Of Court and Hqwanrd streets Boston Brow
Ulster Co., N y; " b. LocErow No: 81 Beaver street
Albany; John B. Watson Charleston Hotel South Carolina;
s. Tousey Syracuse Y; Gorton Anderson Newport, Il.
l.; and No. l73 Division street, opposite Ludlow N Y.
- II o2s lm+mc
BATTERY HOTEL,
BATTERY
NHE proprietor of this establishment ready make
men, during the winter, the most reasonable terms
n3 lw'm N. -H NJ PETTET, Proprietor
FRENCH'S HOTEL, NORFOLK, va
LAYING reached that period Of life which renders
hotel
Also, the Furniture stock of Wines Liquors. and all the
fixtures OF a well regulated hotel.
A portion Of the Servants that have been brought in the
Hotel, will also be for SALE
The terms will be liberal and made known any wish
Ing to purchase To qualified this property
The whole or half will be sold This hotel was built
1877, ~ !oin stock company aud incorporated by an
IL situated two of the principal streets OF the city and
contains about eighty all and handsomely furnish
ed and the house is Of the best built and finished hotels
the state.
The largest naval depot the Union here and the
sing prosperity Of the city make this most vau
able The hot can now be purchased at price making
profitable investment fora capitalist; r~,,,