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INDIANA RONDS.

THE rsdesaed h.. issued circular dated aand instant
made BY the rt Of December for the completion
the Wabash and Erie Canal and give effect the Actoi
ding the pypsn. Of interest the bonds Of he STATE
furnished with their address, and in order that all bond
holders have the Of securing the advantages
given seSh boudhode have received the cir
pcation personally or BY mail Messrs. Winsow Pei
kins, Ne. 50 Wall street az my ONCE No. % Nassau
street. CHARLES BUTLER, No. - Nassau 1t.
Dated Oct 80, 1886. o31 2awlwsr
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.:;: :S:s Sss 70 r .na :: e 4s
ics 5000 Or 5000 The master sicsn The
:s ess s:s
on board There three Hayden ladies' as passenss-
Csssius Sarjous, supercargo
sH,r Corror PLAsrrn, at Mobile. from New York,
ss brig wh painted e h e0 m:I' an. ssAS s. Se
losing sight Of her. saw her 20 By the board
ssn Leigh 4 S@ Ss Ii. '
her beam s.S ptsa sS's K sss .ar
Me- aSs. sp ss be- &: zspST
a her boa: sss Ss sS Of S.. oM
Fl
~! .Pse.;ss bound
''A'' Spoken.
Paul Jones, from Boston for Canton. east Of
e. g 10th
whalcmen.
Sid from Bedford so,h. ship L Jenrey.
Foreign P0rts.
sss e.
ispindos left Flnshng Oct 49, vespasan Flushing
ss ss = s:. sts
i lSa tsas i" Now
nsa :a
T Ps sa 81. SsS Emily a;rs s ai
,a.s for B.%:Tt Sss SN:epflas from
ds:s.SS pss -: s,ess cssdsi. Hatch. from New Yoi
e ..S. s. e.
dol Easbs,h Long from DC Tor Boston PAT into 3
psaus
Home Ports.
,on III D:
brig Gen ppsansy G.'s Ch H6:Sss, Ever
:s5 ss :sS
stoddsd; Jss Xaa. knFh. Maine Grimm. :nd K.ehsi
s:a .1 Epss
& a fas Ss IS
nbbees Abbott, FsnIfoIt; .sIr W.hinston Michael MaI
Geiisia Maria or Perfect mot Monday
the sossd!y: E:.sSca .afSS: P'ssa:$s
asa
polacra brig Flora Asna. Barcelona; brig Peades, Carter
H., l.; Nov :.bt T: r
Nh ;shi oph CoIsaP NOrfOlii Va; cid l'th schI EsDs
HOLMES, Hole Nov so-Arr steamer Portland, from Bos
ton for New York. rut in for harbor.
@ 81 S9s q. Xss:ss s:sdy; Rove.
Diver
o. 's bank SSpS bnss
ton 2aIhd Sp brig Ci.ne. FerIsr. Bareelona Arr bark
Xsasas sns.s kSSts: sS Johnson Nf
FIN s.t By B.,%e1s iGo
ST. AZ: NIP. Gone & MSSs Had:os. f.G.
N.Y. bst. I.nsrdor MoqltOn, 81 Thcmas; Montsc%ery,
si.; asna J SSsi : 6a,l sts
tavis. sh.noon. Apal.che CID elh shiP Element,
Springer, Trissts bark Bohemia Mason, srsees e.igs
$sd.s Prairie. cl.,s. S.se: s.a.sso siseo. Ts..
Brs1o: santiago asa S.ris D:lho. Curti. COves ana
Msssscrds md isysccs; laens, Butler Hsvsns 0slii
B,ston.
NEWPORT, Dec AR sehr M.cillas Manchester: Phil..
.a.ep .Gr SMITH, o,dsne. or su..
Nrwsvnrrs.T: NOV so-s,d schr Oregon Post Phil.
..l, xging and anchors from week sehr Direct, bound
n,PaiLADEL.MlA, Dc awArr brig Perry, LEV, Com
CaIden,s; st-tson Princs PEARL Taylor. Boz.
mmgton, NC Mary and Eizs beth, Bucksloo AisIa, der
Bill AID TIE BTo,hers Kelsey. Nsr haven; Ric Gr.nds
hs brown ensn mssS Men,
Below ,hps Allegheny. I'm New Orleans, and Rockingham.
PRovIprscr, Dec Arr sc.r Rozbury Sears, Baltimore.
Below soops Hope Brownell from Philadelphia for Apo
Apollo Packer FIN N.Y. also fore and aft schs and
eS :shr
sssamLost Roger wiliisms Woel'ey NYork via Newport
Sid 30th, sloop Brunette Smith, Norwich
PoRrLAsp Nov SOAR brig Finsueier York. Bait, via
Newport. sia bart Austin Lovitt ~ Yosk.
l ss. Ds .%
RcSmoSD Dec i-slS seSG TSenpsOn. N1on Bo
WAREnAM Nov GAR .chr isabella CLARK, Bait
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sales OF stocks mt Boston.

BRoxERS BOARD. Dtc. as Boston aud Prov violence RI.
1885, Eastern do, i07X; do d. iOS 10 d. 10ls
100 East Boston Go, 10y 50 do do rex: 50 Norwieh
asa; Is do d., 25k
AT AucrIos-so shs Old Colony Railroad, u. per cent
adv; shs Eastern do IL do; do Eastern do
dol S Do Bo:,oo md Name do la dO DO Be:,S9 and
Bank. az per adv do Atlas SIX per share do
State do $6o) SO; do Bunker Hill d. Per adv
$4,000 Albany per Bonds PAYABLE 1876 o., 6< adv
$3.50 27-loo U 8 per cent payable 1851 90 per cent.
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Forci0n Impsrtations.

LIvERPooL-Shp ppes 10 hhds 20 quarter
essk. w.e Booth % tons salt Thompson Ne, hsw-
1000 ito Is hhds cks 200 coal order
ANTwEEP-Ship Ed Ains-l cas- mdze Hessenbruck < Co
/ box do Pavenstsds Schumacker.7a do Mccall &
Groshoz Of rhIadelphia-3f C0rtenet III do Victor
Achelis-s casks W schmidt vogei-is do Hger co..
2cs 10 order.
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BY Last Nights Southern Mail.
Home Ports

BALrINorE Dec sArI b,,s Athena Ryder, Boston; schs
and Armstrong, Tyler FIN Havre de Grace; steamer Cam
bridge Turner Cambridge Came up-shp Rio Grande, N
ofstesmrr Relief
No.yOLK, Dec Lar; brig. " Jones, y! Baker Salt
ny; Elisabeth osgood, Blue Hill; John Adams, freeman,
Provmceown; Vesper Baker NfoIk: Purdle Taylor, dol
Sea Bird Baker, do; sloop Mary Smiley, Hawkins, do
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stamp; think itus ,sen the last day Of Juas, "a
week saw this gentleman came and sslrsd
me If thought II was counterfeit; thought YES; had
the genuine stamp and its Impressions to compare them
whh great deal Of attention; the gentleman asked il
them the figure that cut straight the bottom
this is curvedi the rim the that cut double
RIM this has single rim; the stamp had ink the
bottom when first saw ii then now has; figures Of
this sort Gothic hgures the envelope not tamped
with Gothic figure, the gentleman asked me there
stamp remarked tha, thought that the sa IN "July
90 Of the envelope wider than the genuine:
mind with the gusge, think. but positive,
conld be taken ont, but told them could not dol
, Cross;ena~sned by Mr. May Letters with stamps on
shown the witness for comparison. The witness
his examination tedious At hslfpast four o'clock
'he Court after another very tedious day, adjourned
EXPLOSION OF BOILER half past 8 yes
terday morning, steam boiler in Mr.. Jabez CO.
neys machine factory South Boston, exploded and took
wings and flew away A lad had just tried the gauges
ed to 90 away, when the explosion took place small
fragment Of the boiler thrown through the build
ding passing through two floors and the roof The
mander was torn from its brick bed, driven through q
sixteen inch WALL and pile of boards, carried away
nearly the whole side Of shed occupied with machine
ry broke three heavy machines pieces and continued
its flight across to the South Cove wharf, broke of
the piles and then sunk into the water having rsversed
distance Of full $50 yards. The boy who tried the
jury A man, who was at work on stage, was thrown
off and bruised, but not seriously. A Mr. Cook, who
was at work in the shed, had small bone fractured in
Of his legs This tho extent of the personal in
ures received, notwithstanding there about forty
persons work in the two shops While the boiler
found vent through the roof at the east end Of the build
pga distance of $50 feet As expanded rolled along,
and loomed up in coming in contact with the common
atmosphere, lit looked like thousand fire brands in
great cloud"-to the language of young man who
was at work in the shop at the Post Dec g.
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COM MERCIAL.

New York, December 3, l846.
AsHEs The market is steady at IS rs, with small
sales for pearls Pots extremely dull at S. and have
81 SIX.
BEEswAx.-We have only to notice sale of 1000 lbs
prime Western yellow at % cents, cash
CorroN.-The market remains firm, with o lessened
enquiry. The sales to day were quite moderate and
were chiefly taken for export We quote,
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MISUNDERSTANDING Acadia, from Boston, (additiona
Mr. Tayart, New York; Mr. johnson, Silver wife and
child-5.
For Haif.x-Mr Eu..u MIR BOutel wife and three chill
dlen-6 Making in all 81.
MARsEILEs-Packet ship Gaston-W q Dix, Of Sal;na;
James CONSTABLE, VIM II Mead, Joseph Mead, Of New
York; Rev ODonnell, Of Brooklyn, w Lewis Of rh,a.
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: 8 sssSsS 9 asSS q


Bringing darkness Ger thy day.
7fSss s.sg nss VII VIVA r SSsiss stands.
Spreadiogjoy through many nation.
nR swAYNE ;sy c csifSi1s SYRUP OF WILD
~ CHERRY is mild aud pleasant 20 the perfectly
aPS and
Laas: Corsh. Colds Asthma sp..nx Blood, L,ys, Com;
IS -: Iii -
ssuess q Il. eSTsv: powers are daily rsc.,sd
from all quarters Il simpossibe to eeaeeve the sgsseSats
g s.isal.': *: i%a:n.. s:ssas .S:s :S.i
are alike By It. and the ..aesisd
ss. ~ d.
OF Will D CHERRY. How many sufferer. % We daily
aa.sy
:ssh :aa:.s. sssIS p; ss.s.:
Syup o. Il.
1--WE ssmsdis. nth which our abound s
night sweats the ineScins healthy
81 onS ss % ts
s h Dr. isa, u
CAUTION TO THE ryBLIo.Ds caution. I, q. 81, I,
Wild Cherry before the publc and we woaid to the s
on each bottle beOs you purchase Beware and be not de-
the increasing demand fOE the above article Drug
wild cherry been som. s,sS 3:
spurious article into he market under cutous
.ns :aY
n:ssa.., Is. = ss ! % sSs
WAsEEa 2s Bleecker street &c HAST 3is Grand corner
S:';s:
q a VIC; 81; II i:
TvUhE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COgrUvND;-
cufe n mi
tain II contains no injurous or nauseous, drugs.
on hi &c 81
seq, and condition, Pgient. may rely that this ~ no
sassy eulns ninesyRio es.e. q The SanSsed and :;
e. ss orss % o ss%s.
one bo.ts caring sns Out Of eys,y ten eases: Ell ars
Co.. q SosE:ets :s,ss. rss;l;S 4 . .d,Gs s;,.:r
re BrosdS:y corner Ch.mesrs, No "a New YORK; conner
Fulton I'D scss sg Tas and ie
mors 2 ssst washingsoa CITY; and Rooersoa and Cor
CHECEK-A CERTAIN CUaE.
ssep.rd Murray s1NS ESsessy euis;-s liz time
n. T ST @ V s':ss s::s
& ai ssA aa sSs
fIoumoy Tsibctcn, dol Ter sp.r. DO Ali these
20. ;;s as' @
g. seen y Murray 4; asd ny srs so9aS;sfg re-
'srrse q &Sar..s No. 10 Murray st., New 9ori. 'o'
nsi eodimsrc
NOTICE-Apy pers,n having claims against de under
signed are reasssssd to gle'ent the sane 70 hssry -
SSits,.r JOHN HERDMAS
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NOllCE IL YEN ILEMEN. -
ENTLEMEN, why do you either away, sell for
" tns your haf worn out fock, dress ssd over.
coats and when them either
Ming buttons and stI.p,, fer l;ule moaey Gentlemen
clothes would be useless As such. bring send
clothes to No 81 Murray Of Washington,
you eanRe all you before you thewa
according PROMISE snd q generally
the this Of the Call and
trial is all ask. In sdditioa also make up paats and
vests for $ coats for s. $s all warranted 70 it Clothes
cleaned dyed warranted keep coor and free from all
Please notce-No dsappointmen,s cheap cash
Tailoring store tins cold weather. A:CORTlSsOS,
No ~ Murray
ma 2wsnc Established, 1856.
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A2.ima donna. beth handsome and young.
Her mind was troubled, her nerves were unsuuns.
And nought could afford her relief.
Tossing at concert she must that night.
And she knew full well that sIyoRI might,
mean Mr.. LoDER, might scold
She picked mp the "suN.n as her only hope,
And quickly eommenced to read
She sent for bottle with speed
Che took three doses, three hoYTs apart.
easd ssl eod md sssssu.s SsT Ss.1
She says 'tu the best to be found.
tafs g.; 81 SRfGa
=. ;i 81 sSSSs ss q s9 S.s: William
ssas R
son AID Spring: SIS, Eersps9 Tsmps Of BsrU.dway
SIGHT RESTORED
ANp FIN EyS Of THE EYES cHRE4
ID ment for Dise.ses Of the Eyes; Thi. Bslssm will
md
The weakness sight from old age from
nasaes on diseases Of the sy~i s.toaisS .a1 one Who
Prepared only by HENRY JOHNSON, Chsni., and
BaiidsE sois also 100 Fulton .;;':. .sd
GENUINE BEARS OIL.
Counting %esi be a% proof that
Is can 1 c" se :. q that so pe
Of ten in which artificial hair Concentrated persp
o s 1 s %
s 70 S' o Can with
T. supple. me 1907. with mos; n s mt
gives the luxurant locks which prodaces tendescy to
Purified and perumed for toilet purpose, only BY HENRY
Johnson Drss. !uess'.9r TO a. g. Sssd. Col ns
n,%s. ,es SOFA so one 100 uos .sres and East
Brcsdwsy also at 800 Hudson corner Of sprng,
only ss ps.r.res HENRY s
TOOTHACHF CURED IN ONE MINUTE,
ny tbs Of the Glove Anodvne. This 10 en- excnent
ID article and will the most violent toothsehs or pain
rSs 1Si AsSf sss%'::
ten street E.s, Brosawsy, and Coddnsons sos Hud
u Purchasers mus, b.wsr. of spurious compound. called
70 deceive q; ~ Eky b Join is
son S s.g 81 dse
FANCY BOXES AND COKNUCOPIAS,
SuTAsLE 70, for r tina. ana New
Also, cOersS pspsn Kinds e found, 'nd win be
.S y wholesale and s s5pEs
., hand p aS m.s: d up S,ss a
Ss:;; e vs.: 9: -, ss,s ?. u.
ri, . d.y ;:;e'sss y =; %:::.i consent
y xN s i RTn IL
and ys:iins Sn.ias.. At Nader .a. $50 80. a. ss.r
FRENCH FANCY BOXES
Tor HOLIDAY pREsENTs-BRUN. LAR0sIERE
offer for sale Of French Fancy Boxes for bonbons
Of the latest style d. lmsuc
A RARE CHANCE.
GENTS wanted TO undertake the sale Of new and
"A useful patented Rrcle that be sold family
the Union To OF responsibility and business habits
a guarantee Of $500 per annum will be given ARplyto
Ne III Fulton 81, New York
All letters must be post paid. MS I'm .Ih
TO eEAMANe AND tRkNCHMENs
Sy;, ~ :: a. AIi'i: iId;';;; !: u:
az ~. 81 s:: - - Nh ~ s'~"
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, DEC EmBER 4.
Cleared.

Cleared.
p1s
sav.nash,, ppnham = DlmCn; An.de; ouandesr, Hwfe,
g; :eh: OHIO, smith, Wlpsstoa Nc Metsssds
81 s R:.
sleep Roger Williams sturrs., Providence; barge Orb
%sdassS.y T W Sears, EIs,iage. Liverpool. Cook
puam pmoa S Ss
& sh ar'
spp W.sS nSs s.sa Ii
her the The sprung leah the 25lh
' f in' iass ASsdessse
.f; the
sage Carried WY heal casws,sr split sail, te
gale q %
s Shoals p: h srs
Al.n aaid days fin New Orleans to VIM
shio southport Griffith. day. from Charleston, with
s sdS 'nP rpm Bo.Sa oAa csp IspS
the on Y, ,so %. 4. s SIN
Cove blowing most ndous sale, with snow and see,
soa On sa i'rsd .
s s 81
anchor hooking under cable or something Of that nature
s the S ps h gaze q T Il:
ON sr . Se o r..
and Into Holmes Hole where a1chors procur
ed aud then made sail for New York Monday Jam, Fue
i,land bearing NV, 60 miles disaat fell with large
white painted buoy.
Ship Ariei, (uew) King IL days I'm Newbpryport in bal
last, TO the msster-hss been blow on twice.
snip Matilda tnew smith, IL days fun Portsmouth, NH in
ballast to N 4 q s~oid
Ship Dalmsts, smith, days from Boston, in ballast the
master.
ship Athens Chase days FIN Portsmouth, FA ia ballast.
to Osdet.
Bs.L Jme. Smith. Balaud. OF allowe) II days fin Bath,
sris Jad.on' Ra sell from Demarar, Nov l. and St Tho
mas Noy to Cs,held Spencer. .
master Nov s,th, IN gal = lost cart Of deck load
FIN Charleston, with mahogany blanco Nov 2sh lat 80
90 Ion - spoke ship Duchess from Norfolk for Palermo.
The VI, has been blown of three tunes. -
Brig Fisher Conkn IS DAYS from Alphabetically with
cotton. &c, Post The has been IL days Of
Hatteras and blown OF cesplt sails sprung jbtoc
casks &c. Has experienced very severe wea-
thar for the last 10 DAYS.
Brig Florence - 70 dys from St Mays. Georgis, with
ship timber.
schr Darius Lee % days I'm Porto Cabello with coffee
Nv Lewis. Len Am vessels. The has experienced
weather on the passage. spIit sails &c.
schr Daniel Webster, Small "a days I'm Lubec with fish,
se Diamond Hsll.tt, II days I'm Nswbsrn, NC. with
val
scbr Deborah, Robbins dys FIN Warrington NC, with
val stores, to bryant 4 Maitland.
schr slower Davis. 10 Us fm Newbern. NC with naval
stores 10 l. Mitchell
schl Potomac, Berry, Norfolk. with com.
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT PROPRlS roa'
Circulation Forty Thousar

DAILY HERALD-Eve!y day, Pnce cents per = -
Is per annum-payabls advance. -. ~ a
WEEKLY HERALD-Every tafurdsy-fnee ~ - n
per copy-3 LAY PER annnn-psysble in adv ance
HERALD FOX EUkOPE-hvery steam rsfs VI
ADVERTISEMENTS at the usual pness--sl~ti ''s'
in advance H
patch -, 49,, =. a..
sstabishmens, be post paid or the posIsse "h y
ducteA from the Subscription money remttteA
LANES UvEDON sENNETT,
fesr8sess q the
gsv Yssa AsaAke ksrAsIlennsay.
n~ssk y ses sssue = Psbsn - hsnn -
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GUNS AND BOWIE KNIyEs-iee sina spddoubie
" barrel ducking Guns suitable for the Present season
40 double barrel cooking Guns.
400 assorted single barrel Guns, com mon TO me-
Ss1qBowie Knives Substantially made, intended for
80 seEeoens and revolving P:to. Of steel barrels.
For sale BY A. w. SPIES x CO.,
81 Maiden lane
Importers Of Hardware CUTLERY. Guns Pistols and sport
M Articles OF every kind ns I'm srre
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Passengers SAILED.

Passengers Arrived.
PoRTo CABELLo,-Schr Darus-J Reed, Miss X Cartinoz.
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M CORBiTT, Member Of the University OF New orb
~ ALSO Of the MVaiss Society has removed hs oss from
pss:s se :Tsc Ass sc.s. i's r.sss.
81 s ::s:s II Z: ;s by y
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Herald marine Correspondence.

Herald marine CORES ssondence.
sT. THOMAS. Nov Q, 1876.
The brig Coruelis Hatch. arrived yesterday from New
York reports succession Of head winds cAlms hut
pleasant passage Notwithstanding. The Emily arrived In
the evening.
MrEoHASrs' ErcHAsss, NEw OnLrArs, Nov. Is.
Arrived To-day, sloop Edwards, from Gslyeston
brig sultans, fro" Ms,sordai below. coms mp shs Ara
Mn
miscellaneous Record.
DrrARrMxSr or STATE. Nov. -, nts.
BnIo SksAB Woop-fafor nation has been receives rom
the Consul Of the Uned States Turks OF the death
that place the I'd INST OF Nahum Wood master ofhe
sng Sarah Wood" Of 5urry, Name The vessel prosesd-
ed the ttn ch,rgc Of ns for Cspe bsyuen her
original port Of des instion.
ACAsp-Capt Joha Heard Of ship AIestus. Of Boston.
his thanks commander OF the revenue cutter
his gentemsnly offer Of sssssnec. the eve
ming the nth u after the gale OF the previous day
while at anchor IN Vineyard Sound.
A large deeply laden fall rsxed brig wmoh the sever
Iands Porfisud about AN the ruth ulf with loss OF
under close recfsd fore and msin
tcpsss irving make the herbcr liz probably the
Esspm Star Mart from Mssptss for rorrlsnd, which
"a n, sSss, sso., ws:k :.ss the Wind NV chs
- .'ss. a.. s:I tssss Il NV We: ss'ss vs. <
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

II &M DELLUC, nephews Of tte late ,; SOuILLARD,
true and only successors TO PLACE SOUILLARD. ile
Druggists city and that they still connseto carry
the business Of Druggsts and Apohecaes under the firm Of
DELLUC & Co, sGCCEss0hs TO PLACE sOUlI-
Southland Nos PARK Row and SCI Broadway and thar thew
have connection whatever with any other esabishme
New York October I'D 1aa6. M mtp
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NEW TARIFF.

view ofthe reduction OF the Tariff winch takes place
this day, and TO keep with the spirit Of the age VIM
Of their Clothing fn like proportion They have row On
hand Large splendid assortment Of Cloths Cssssrss
and Vesngs: ALSO large Of FIRST quality ready
made CIohing fancy Dess articles, under clothing &C. he
sssoymsnt di 2w re
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UNITED STATES MONEY I me-, Re RJEPoKTEJB,

DRAWING AND PAINTING.
WATERSTON, teacher Of Drawing and rsintint
Flushing Institute, L. l., has still leisur
time which he wishes to i'll in giving Private Lessons
In attending schools.
Terms modsrsss and may be learned by applying at n
Canal street, T. j. CroWen's bookstore, Broad
and Bieeeksf street. N. Y OF liner
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G. "A. STUTZE'S
NEW FIR GTORE-.Lnsf OpeSsk1

THE ADVERTISER would hereby respecty isiorm hiI
friends and the public OF his having opened new store
constantly hand large and splendid Of Mua
and Fu Of all descriptions made up the richest style ant
which he il enabl cd to offer at the lowest prices.
g. A. STEITZE hstters himself be able TO give parfi
cuar those who will favor him with call ant
hopes by his attention to deserve share OF the public pa
tronage.
Don't forget the number a57 Pearl st.
ma i'm rrc g. A STUTZE. EuYrier
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CASCEK-A CERTAIN CUAE.

NOrtCE-Any pers,n having claims against fhe under
signed are requested TO present. the sane 10 Henry n
York
di6tsr JOHN HERDMAN
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-08-21
DlGIERREOTYPE
mTMTATURES

MYR. HUMPHREY would respectfully an
1Va nounce to the citizens of Wilmington, that
he purposes remaining in this place short time,
and of giving all an opportunity of procuring a
correct likeness of themselves and friends In his
superior stvfe.
Having connection with three of the most Sue
cessful Daguerreotype Rooms in the State of New
York, he has advantages which but few artists
can realize.
Portraits taken in a superior style, perfectly
true to nature. of very fine tone, gilded and color
ed so that no climate will effect them in the least
Daguerreotypes taken by the old process, gilded
and colored so as to render them equal to those
tax en- at the present day.
Portraits of sick or diseased persons taken al.
their residences if required.
Particular attention given to those wishing to
engage in the business. Instruction with all the
latest improvements apparatus and stock, furnish
ed on reasonable terms.
For further information inquire at his room, on
Front street up stairs adjoining DIR. Wares, direct
iy opposite the Chronicle Office.
January 80, 1916. 2O-tf
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LIST OF BLANKS

LIST OF BLANKS
AAN HAND, and for sale at the
" JOURNAL OFFICE.
County and Sup. Court Writs
do do Subpnnas
do do Fl. Fas.
County Court Scire Facias .-..
Apprentices Indentures .-.s.
Letters administrators Appeal Bonds
Jurors Tickets Marriage License
, Peace warrants Guardian Bonds
Constable's bonds Administrators do
Notes of hand Military Ca Sas
Checks, Cape Fear Bank Land Deeds
do Branch Back efthe Negro Bonds
State Warrants, Ca Sas
Notes, negotiable at bank Ca Sa bonds
Inspectors Certificates Bills Sale, Negro
Certificates of Justices attending Court
hipping Papers Bills Lading (lettcr)
OjAny blank wanted and not on hand will be
printed with the utmost despatch
UfOl1icers the Courts and other officers, and
all other persons, requiring blanks, or any other
work in the printing line would do we'll to give us
a call, or send in their orders. We are determin-
ed to execute our work well. and at the cheapes,
rates for cash. Call at the JOURNAL OFFICE
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Ready-xnade Clothing,

he has added splendid assortment of CLOTH
DRESS and FROCK COATS, made of the finest
French, English and American cloths. and cut in
the latest styles for the Southern market. He has
also splendid variety Of the newest styles of
Spring and Summer WAISTCOATINGS. Also
beautiful assortment of French, English and
American fancy and plain Cashmere pants. An
entirely new style of Summer SACK and BUSI-
NESS COATS, suited for the Southern climate.
Persons wishing to be fitted in genteel suit,
will please call and pass their own judgment.
Wilmington, n. G., March 20, 1876.
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E9ssDeCEOr of sgHyUuE Stores.

NUGALD A, LAMONT would respectfully
r. inform the makers of Naval Stores that he
appointed an Inspector of these articles at the
last term of New Hanover County Court. He
would respectfully solicit from his friends and the
community generally. share of their patronage.
He pledges himself that he will use the utmost
dispatch in the transaction of all business entrus-
ted to his care, He would also say that he will
always he ready to render the seller any assistance
in the disposal of produce.
Wilmington, May Is, 1916 35 If