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- SAFFOT.D 81 N. BOILING will prAa
-. s'rs In tin Courts M Dsii.s and l.nwnaes,
hnl in iia adjoining CSuntsrs, siso w III ku-
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f!eassnt Hi. Dalas county. Or usynssvilIs.
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some nasticulafs of Ills nfo,nsed nrvtaiu.
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TIE " EATiii,R,

S,Icc cur last wt have had another cg.
.icmc cnlj spell, md SaWlay Ias. was 70
exceedingly cold il1ot Il bim:Li ~ cur
mud very infc'5l, the cold Saturday so,ac
-u OF eight years ago. Thv fiec1n ~n,
~ hat. and long 'ha, VIZ believe TIA, all
our cInsrEs who dos,fed II have had an
opportunity of Citing ,h,t .cr h,u.r>. anJ
the lovers Il g""d skating have had one
Of t~o day. 10 cnl., ne sport. Bu, 4
chang" has taken place and tho Ire hsa
.eaIl, ~ di~ppra,cd ifcm a fan of taia
y,slptdA.,
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NOnTIl.CAAOLDNA
Ltecrury, Scientific Aad Military
Arm Maalaa


Arms snd ~ Txs ME fssaasAsd " .As Stats,
IA Xxi SA-sa. ~ ,hss Iis,..rsi md Matte.
~ mattc.l sehnl !. rfsns ~ the IL, vi J.nasry,
WITH Aavtn'akes upspfPs,stt H. any pIarsfs,Oty
School ~ lilp so..th
tia~ns EnSii.h. e,r. r. GRAY.
NA'htLtir., Taa'lr+. etc. ~ "A. BUCK.
Experimental themis n Do1xrnnn
", a Philosophy.
TtEns PAR SESSION ~ five N0NTIs.
Classical department. Collegiate course, in
laiing fall knsh.A Sl.d.as. wnh tnniAuto4iic.
~. t1D wv
htsl'h4s Elementary = Lishss tsAn-
rlulg 4. CD
Nlh'ny 10 ttafa.try rrsr,i.si no rbargr
VNetl - mot amcnlsI Mlt tl5 Lesson ~ NJ
lvns.ss iSt 'oAfac. I iA
.arpiaf t.dc,li Engineering. NJ rhsrgr
L.',..st!ine sash kn. l,h MIA Laii, Cou.
p'tii'sn, vii Ia tia~ly attended, In.
NJ tttiGl'Un msfe Tor sbseaee. aGleYs In eases
VI piu,,atrd .tCaue.e,
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GunfIOttKt
WIG MEETING,


4 Wing Meeting will 10 held IN Sa.ur
day neat. ia the Court House u ChasIoi.s
ut II o'clock. A. NJ, ~ the ringing u The
ball, 10 nppoin, prlces,es to attend III,
Wing Convention n, Raleigh, ~ tho i!,t
Of Jai.saiy neA,.
~ r" enable those engaged in our cf
fee 10 take some recrratrn during the
Christmas holidays ~o have issued oui
paper u day IN nj'apc &c the usual time.
CilhlsTNAs.
THIS Ia o susson VI H.. yrnr ~hcn fs.l.C
and fua ..sSl-sicd u, the young, md ina,
ny heart Inlp,is,cs ~ah Ge'sh, =, III,
pfo'pcc,u u ,hr evud cheer IA store for
HEN dur,og has ha'idSy-and many .
stocking VII In su.trnir,l u, the eh,,nn,y
~ tho Young iOr Santa Cause TO bes,os
hi. g.ils upon such ns ta,c been good. I,
IL also season " congratulated anon.
ihc aged snd u seems Ms II ,Lc blood OF tho
selian warm NJ ll.c iccolIoetiu, VI those
hstp, days of Childhood that have passed
AID no loatt o,etfn~. With good feeling
to oil. We therefore ,n,eni 10 our read.
er. iht congratulations u tie ~nsou, ~,h.
ins them merry thf,siHa, snj happy
Now Year.
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STATE or NOK11ECAROLiAA,
neKLENarGE 1orArs.
Court ~ E1siiy. Aogsa 1sra. 1875.

Vim Rsnsiek VI ~.
T srEsiriag IL ,isr ss,nise,isu of tho Cn.'i,
i that War. Hrnriek " no, sesideat oil shis
SiS's. a v Otdf,si, that advertisement b. made
sis wetss n ths Charlotte jcurnhi GosIfyi ag sAla
Jsl<nd4n, tia' unls= N, ~ md arFsas d ihs nsst
Coad ~ LT..iy, ~ bs hid ior the cp0.iy III
he 4.h Mold-y 10 bosfvs,y nett. AND sas~af -
tsmer, lilo fs'iusH vail " h.sfd ~ sssis shI
stlsd w accordingly W. ads'.
ID. \. DUNLAP. Il. m. n,
M.tlehharY ~. n, &. dee. 23i, i.Ss.
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CAMDEN. yIgxsenn9a n.


GDT1OH.-Tks spgaiy y Min 4ulfs limited
rnt prie~s rpl~ hish. TLs ns~s w tiss Gam'<is
has rndeJ 10 stiasn y,ie<s IN GLss!~stsr, sAA %
matter Of course oar Insfkst hss inmrsx ~
about ! cent, W. qao.s hs@ 81 " u --Css..
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TUE psdsesio1pd hssllu - -
Essesios ~ lkA la1l IN - 800 noss
80 n nisssii, 1ss16. IA vStssns IA1kIssl v $50
1919, - mSg1strd " aisbs rs3xHsns ~ 1l1k.
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WIN. y. Mili.ER. ~.
IN. N. lst6. iiH
Y. y. On Tuesday q IN Jsssssy Gear. tksss
gill u a pussd 10 ss< IN shs Tc~a or CisssIosts.
The VALUABLE LIBRARY Of lhs lsis J. u.
6ss~il, IN wh,eh isa rafs o. Iieeiica VI ~esk. w
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, NOVEMBER &c


r
Ship Rosclus Eldridge. Liverpool, T. X Collins SCe
brig Wanderer, DAWSON Halifax Il Winniett
Brig Pactclus, Collins, salem
brig CIusoe, jenkins Honduras w Lewis
brg l. Richardson, Parl, Barbados. Wood
Schr etory, Penielj Alexandra. Sturges Chairman
Schr : Noyes Plummer. st Augustine and Jacksonville
Schr Eliza y AGn, sham, Halifax.
schr Greenway, Couch, Richmond Allen Paxop
sioop Rhode Island Hull, Providence.
Arrived.
ship SsIele Taylor is days from New Orleans with cot
ton 10 r. X Collins. ~ Wv
with Pimento, TO Nesm,h & Walsh. '''"' -''' .
Brig Pioneer Fairfield from ST Marks 9Th instant with cot
ton, To master -
ton, TO Brett X Vose. ~ ~
schr Arnold Long, 40 hours from Salem j. with grain
to master. = ~ e
Schr Lepneleu, Sleeper Thomaston, lime.
Schr Zephyr Croker, Thomaston, lime
Schr nElus, He'll, Thomaston. lime
schr Richard Kelly, Thomastan, lime.
Schr Forest, Robinson. Thomaston, lime.
Schr Antilles Smith, Thomaston, lime.
Schr Denmark, Rider, Fall River, mdze.
Schr Berry, Sears Wareham, nails.
Schr Hannah Pendeford, Taunton, nails.
schr Msgnum Bonum, Baxter, Providence, ballast
Schr Cornelia, Bumpus. New Bedford oil
Schr Augusta Brown, New Bedford, oil.
schr Melville. Sawyer, Machias lumber
scnr Jasper, Howes, Boston, ndze.
schr Richmond. Gibbs New Bedford. oil.
Schr Pomona, Sherman. New Bedford oil.
Schr Alarc, Purnell, Wilmington, NC, naval stores.
Schr Erie Brown, Windsor, Mass mdze.
Sailed.
Ship Anson Charleston brig Excel Savannah barque New
Jersey, DO; brls Morea, Apalachicoa
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FIFTEEN HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD !,
v>HE above Reward Of Fifteen Hundred Dollars will be
paid for the r-coyry of h. Of Seven Thousand Nine
Hundred Dollars stolen from Myon Van Deusen the city
Of Hudson ~ y the night OF the 9TH October last while
on his passage from Hud the city Of New York the
ste ,nboat South Am-rca proporonata for
part Of said money as may be recovered and restored
subscribers, application to either Of hsm
The money contained IN small carpet bag which was
taken from the berth Of tad Van Deusen the
Day IN the wheel house OF the boat and red Of
tents Il consisted Of bill, Of various denomnaons and Of
$500 ia rs and los Of the On.ids Bank
1000 SIS aud los principally OF the Pine Plains Kinder
hook Bank
$1,000 bills of various denomra ofhe Farmers Bank
Of Hudson.
5000 about that Of the bills Of the Phenx Bank Of
Hartford and ether Eastern Money
S80 bills of the Hudson River Bank nearly all 50 dollar
bills. = " = ~
The balance Of the in bills of Western banks Of
this State. "
Nee York Nov. 2lst, 1876.
AUG.t. MASTERS, i9l Pesrlst
GEORGE II. FLLERY William a,
THEOPHS. r. HART, Al Cedar At
Committee for As.ignees Of MyIon Van Deusen.
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PAcKrT SHIP Roscs Elddge, will sail this forming for
Liverpool Letter bags close half pas, II o'clock the
change News Room.
VESSEL ASHORE ToRTUeAs vessel reported yes,er
day ashore on the Tougas the Sd proves be the
ton She was ghtened off BY the Active ofKey West
i0 b. ss0p B s1a 9eTes on her
ashore at the same time and place but off without
BNIc CAsIossehr sptfs returned Baltimore on Sat.
cd IN recovering anything from her the position
IN wn men. she l layahall I bottom upward
asland put INTO Boston on the morning Of the oath instant
I!ruooS BAY or BEsoAL-Prva,e advicesreceived
e.. h.n irSm Calcutta states that phoon
August The English ship Ranger which sailed from ,1 the
aasas oI ~ y with the baaue Hannah
put ossk early September An Arab ship had also been DIS
tanned Calcutta that other had with some dir.
Instant % spr Saass' bad ,ai
% a2 would 1ss hus on
schooner Juliet Martha ?othbsy from CALAIS for New
5'sa .ss
water soon after reaching the harbOr would discharge repair
scns B4TrrILs of Phppsburs, with wood wen, ashore
o. ta rocks New Meadows ver the 18th instant and
water logged schr with both gone was passed off
,-lt.r from South Ronad,ha off North Cons, Of s,o,.
and o. Gc u states that an American vessel wrecked
Notice TO Mariners.
The LEDGE LrsHT Boar No. g. left Wilmington Del on
the 2j at the Lydge having
been ovrrhauled aud repaired Tor the service
Tsfa,MouTH HARB0a LfGHIHouss-Notice Is hereby ri.
ven that lighthouse which has time past
h- course OF erection the south end Of
call the Den at Tegnmouth in the Of Devon ON
e side oil the ENTRANCE TO the Harbor Of Tegnmou
under the direction Of the Teig Han River
irgn improvement Commissioners, completed, and
that the HIGHT theren sanction the TriuIty Board
will be first exhibited the evening OF Saturday, the day
nI 1ber NEXT from sunset TO The xht which
WIZ BE- brilliant gas, and will appear red all drecons
T De hssd AND burn at an elevation Of 81 feet inches
OF nigh water mark At Ordinary spring tides By
pass bearings Hopes or Bobs Nose by w y W. DIS
t,nb miles and stregh Point entrance Of EYmouth
hafbor, T. by ", also distant miles.
= 81 dnsas and soop of spoken the 18th inst
I IN Jay 90 80, lon 81, standing Sc byS.
LIS. o. oniee attached TO the brig Truytou arrived A.
oro,n Or rrdsy 81 days I'm Port Bruce
Crs{hfoS Passed '3 Ta,oa s sSdf EoS
Ridley cspains Clerk ssma. Ms1s' Mate Thomas
yid Rsnksn, Gunner Barnard acting "a
r spoken.
Ship Catharine Crane hence for Charleston on the 2o m
Brig Savannah hence for Savannah of Georgetown an M
goth inst. :" VIC
sehr Carew from New Bedford for Beaufort c. wa. of
Ship Charlotte Of Boston the 18th instant lat "a a. Ion
90 SO. " '''
schr Ocean from Boston, bound Attakapas no date off
Ship James from Boston for Pensacola II days ont no date
or latitude
sc Watchman from Pensacola 10 days out no
sch Sea Nymph hence for Galveston on the instant off
SHIP Alabama from New Orleans Liverpool, the 9Th
WhaIemen.
Tor . Atlantic. " a'A w 'i'''
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Janier, TO Walacks Pierre, in "Venice Preserved"-
Wslsck did his best, and the applause OF the AUDIENCE
equally divided both ofthem of them being called to
the foot lights.
THe MARKErs.-There fair demand for oeeves
yesterday and the supply at market full showing an sx
that of last week The sales exhipi sight
improvement in prices The offerings at the scales com
prise 1900 head Of which $50 remain unsod ana the pa
lance, 1850 head found purchasers at 81 % - 70
per 100 lbs the hoof equal to s3 a 20 20. ihere
Is a brisk demand for live hogs and fair supply
in market Sales saters at So u.s. and in smaller PAL
cells at IS az hist slight advance tor choice lots is oc
casopaIly obtained Howard street flour continues in
an unsettled and but few transactions have taken
place On Saturday morning, after the reception OF the
English advces by the Massachusetts, there sales
of bbls mixed brands at SO 49, but holders showed
little disposition to operate until the reception OF the
news by the Britannia, which received in the after
noon There wss-ronsiderable inquiry Saturday
evening, but sales. Yesterday holders asked SO 90
and at this rate there sale Of 500 bbls. 1t has
since been offered at Sc 37 without sales The market
closes dull The receipt price is unsettled Some ho-
ders Of City Mills willing to sell at SO go and have
taken that rate for small parcels Others ask higher
Grain.-Sales Of wheat were made yesterday at l32
l3s cts for good to prime reds and 1913 1872 for ordinary
to good Sales Of white suitable for family flour at
ls5 cts Corn has advanced considerably. Yesterday
there sales of new white at 10 73 cts, and OF
yellow at "a rs cts
SrocK BoARp.-The market for Maryland 6s opened
yesterday with sales of $4,000 at 773 then $40 900 at
77t then 81 600 at III at which the board closed Bal
tmore 6s sold at 1904 1901 considerable quantity
Of bank shares changed hands
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co M M &c HCIAL
New York, Tuesday, Nov.

New York, Tuesday, Nov. 20.
AsHEs.-We notice few sales to-day at So SIT a 81
81 for Pots and 81 alt for Pearls
BsEApsrUFfs.-The market to-day ia little more
oalm, aud rather heavier than expected Sales OF
Geneseo made at So s7., but this ID not general
many holders decline selling under SO 90 Michigan
and Ohio, SO rs So 81 Brandywine is quoted 81 90;
and in Southern generally the market is quite active
Wheat seems rather dull Genesee 81 90, but not much
called for; Southern 81 35 Corn is quite animated
sales took place at from 50 SIC pound Rye brings
- SIC vessel left Quebec, last week, with s725
barrels OF Flour, and it said, forty others are
loading. We notice, at this port much larger ship
ment OF Breadstahs, by the Henry Pratt now loading
which when completed, will be published
CorToS-There was more enquiry to-day and holders
have displayed firm attitude. The sales amount 70
oOo baies and IN some cases higher rates were de-
manded and paid.
!,yrppooY r., ..s..,a-
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DO N estic lnport.t,on..

New ORLEASs-shp Sartelle-2oo bales cot,on Rrovr e.
iother'-sO bsckw ca-5o hhds moasses Bergss44
Levetlcn-a0 Barstow-249 bbls flour t Tnmse-20a
Pigs ead IA sersl6 bags feathers casks mdse Is col.
n cc-3 csska ginseng cask Laurence Reeve co..
bars SKINS Grant Brst7w case Bshop Brsdper q
col bales coton oodhue co4OO bags Of
Backing m Son4 balls skins Whte-29o5 pip .sd q
SACKS wheat Freres63 balea mp 4O3 M, Bosssnee
sols Hou Isrkoe, Wilbur Scott 10 bales cotton n l.
Alaitland-l rsttesnake Plat Bros. WYNN = =
APALAcHicoLA-Brie Guliemai68 bales cotton toodhue
coo ahoon klnny col boxes tobacco Perkins Hon.
hhml5 bids bales cotton hiehads32 Bouson2s bxs
TOBACCO Center CO. u Battle rolls leather Williams
wood master ~ 'o"' ios'
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Flour Market.

ALBANY, Nov 24-The demand for -four has been &C.
i've and sales have been made freely So ssas7 for
nesee and Western and the bulk of the sales were made
q. those prices lot of 1000 brs Michigan brought So
me smaller lots have been sold at prices running
81 No sales of Wheat; the several lots Offering are
held at 5c lot of $4,000 bush been contracted for
here and at Troy, delivered in New York in few DAYS
iSoc Rye site, in the street, 5000 bush canal rye is
held at Sole and SAC bid.
The receipts of -four and wheat at tide water for the
week ending 22d inst follows:
lS45 1874
Flour. .2i0 $50 bbls 1879 6s5 bbls
Wheat. .ls5 64S bush 81, 246 bush
The gross receipts of -four and wheat since the opening
of navigation
Flour. Wheat.
isto. 230s 3o7 bbls lllAas0 bush
lss4 .2,l372oO l,23S,lll
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CHEMICAL BALS4IN.
Or Hair InvlpOrnt0r.

REMEDY for all diseases incidental 10 the Hair and IN
reach Of art. ~ " ~ e'oAu INC
MERITS OF THE CHEMcL BAIsAM OR HAIR IrvoosToR-Tt
prevents Baldness removes Dandf Cutaneous Scru
~ Keeps the Hair IN its natural color and prevents from
urning grey IL rs now presented to world with firm he
e that beautiful and healthy restorative Of the Hair il
Ion, No 2l4 Broadway. - - "
Agent;-o. Fish Co, Washington D. e.: Aver Il Phelan,
- broad ST. Columbus Georgia Tultle Assembly Build.
nss corner Of Tenth and Chesut sts Phladepha H. Rice
en- NJ u o opnTt and HpwanId; streets Boston Brow
hss sr c2 o, VI B. Loc, row, No s. Beaver street
ooin H. Watson, Charleston HOTEL South Carolina;
iousey, sy,souse, r.; Gorton Anderson, Newport r.
= shu 40 I'D Division street, opposite Ludlow, N Y
ooQ rnsrn
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Inc... l7l,l07 /" Inc l76 269
Reducing the wheat to flour there is an excess in the
receipts at tide water equal to 200 s6 bhls in lsi5 com.
pared with 1874.
The quantity OF flour which reached tide water last
so that there already of So 63 bbls Of -four
and Of wheat l52, 1871 bushels
The receipts at tide water during the months of Octo.
Der and November to the 22d inst inclusive have been
so4ssa ools OF -four and el0, sl2 bushels of wheat
BosroS, Nov. 4-The market continues excited with
prices unsettled anG but few considerable
the sales are principally at retail few hundred bills
Genesee, common brands, sold at SO ST. cash Hear of
no sales OF Wheat-s6c was refused for cargo of yell
low Corn.
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Dy Last RIGHTS SoAthern nail.

BAITrMoRE, Nov 25Arr brig Water Witch Arscibo PR:
schr Ellicott Cole, New York. Cid brig Mary Ann, Fall
mouth Jam Sid Prus barque Caesar, Bremen chr Conan
NonroLK Nov 22Ar brig Jefferson Boston, schs Presi
dent Povdenee Grand Island Provncetown; Poux tDan)
New York; Ontesi, Boston Sid schr Lapwng for Newbury
port
ScHR FoUR BROTHERS, Miles, from New Y ork, bound to
Cheystone, with assorted of merehlndis
ashore the night of the Wa,chaprg Bar
little to the northward Of Hog Island the wind being light
the the weather thick and oggy and setting
with strong he und-rtow the compass refusing
vers the meantime. Ve'sel and cargo total loss
bly,
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DESTRUCTIVE FiRE,-On Sunday night, about ee-
ven O'Clock, fire was discovered in the southwes,
corner OF Mr. Cootes bre house situated near Blavda
wharf, In the eastern part OF this city, which was soon
destroyed The adjoining dwelling occupied by Mr.
hickey was also destroyed We regret to learn that
W. persons, MT Antoine Grinder and Mr.. Walter PUN
phrey were seriously injured while audably exertinx
themselves TO save the property in the The
property was not insured,--Nat Int, Ner. as
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-26

IHK FLORIDA CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION We
learn from the tallahassee Floridian that, although
Mr.. Cabei, the wing candidate, has received from
the Governor certificate Of election, yet there is
little doubt that Mr.. Brockenbrough will obtain the
seat, on appealing TO the House Of Representatives.
1t appears that the official from several pre-
clncts were not received by the Governor in time to
be counted on the day appointed by law. and thus
majority OF 81 was shown for Mr.. Cabell Had
all the returns been received and counted, Mr..
peterborough would have had majority Of about
70. The Warrington Union expresses its conf
dence that, on an appeal by Mr.. B. 10 the House Of
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES facts being shown-he will
obtain his seattle right Of appeal TO either branch
OF Congress, as the case may be, having been de.
signed expressly to insure Justice and equity in
such cases.
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Foreign ImportatIons.

ST AIMS BAY-Brig Chas-na-Sl7 bags pmento Avmsr &
Co-iss Rowland Aspinwall-36 do w Bank-3O0O orsu
DO cocoa master-l0D bags pimeuto 70 order
ST. MAYKs-Brig Poneer-3O bales cotton BRYANT & Matt
iauh-l2 bates bx tobacco mdse hid Be- les
SIX rs q des Iaylo Rlch22 bales rolls leather smith
lsh CO - bilrs 10 boxes Center &c do Hob ook
Ne 5 -l3o Rollins Hupkns-G0 bales Fl Narvpg K g N
80 Fox Llvugstonl Fairbanks Lowing ls IL A.
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HASTINGS
COMPOUND SYRUP or NAPHTHA
m

HE IRlU NPtj COMPLETE =!
NOTWITHSTANDING the short time during which
hf invaluable medicine has been before the Am. rcnn
public us soeehc properties and virtues have
proved u 10 be not only the relibs but also uuang
remedy IN all affections prescrbed be WITHIN It's legitimate
nr0l Unlike Wanted articles advertised the Nsp-
tina syrup not forth for every am.n
remedy Tor every disease bu for astonishing powers
possessed by no other med canent within the range the
fhsrmacopas IN aaying irritation inflammation Of ire
mucous coaiinss and stimulating the TO action in
It's remarkable virtues
above all Tor ITS wonderful property Of 49,
ARRESTlNG THE FORMATION OF TIJBERCIE
And breaking down pulmonary disease when estabsbsd
inguire are referred TO cases which will be
o. D Hast,ng. and more recently Of vide Lon
o9n lancet eheeted oy Jealous fellow aborer Dr.
Gus or :kepca Of the perfect durability the above
Tnbercular Consumption. Let despair. "
For sale by MOORE co, the American Agents Al
Ann street, and Elliott, 173 DIVISION STREET 3D.
poste Ludlow, New York Price 81 a bottle-sx bot
Tics LOT Do MS I'm ia
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IHE PUBLIC PRINrNG.-The Washington Union
OF yeseroay states, In reference to the rumor that
Messrs' BAR ~ kives were about becoming candi-
dates Tor the printing OF Congress- that sthere is not
now, nor has there been, any foundation for !,
They have no such purpose or wish, and so we arc
authorized explicitly to state"
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Highland Cottages,

Views with ground pans Of the shlaad Cottages at
Roxbury near Boston, designed and erected by VIM b.
sale at the stores Of Saxton and Miles Wiley Put
NJ H. Newman, Hoe lockwood Som aud other book
stores in New York, Philadelphia and Boston n8 7w.r
FRENCH'S HOTEL, NORFOLK, VA.
HAVING that period of life which renders retire.
hotel.
Also, the Furniture, stock of Wines Liquors. and ell the
III lures OF q well regulated hotel.
portion of the Servants that have been brought up 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 one half will be sold TIN. hotel built
act OF the legislator in 1889
1t is sused two Of the principal Of the city and
contains about eighty all well aud handsomely furnish
and the house Of the best built and finished hotels
the state
The largest naval depot in the Union here and the ncre
sing prosperity Of the city must make this property valu
able The hotel now be purchased price making
profitable Investment for capitalist
MIC iltfrc WILLIAM FRENCH.