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NO. LIME.
One hundred casks good fresh burnt Lime
No. 6,-SAND.

No. 6.--SAND.
Two thousand bushels clear angular fresh water
Sand, for Cement.
Offers must be made 10, each class by its number ,
separately, and ,cih guaranty accord, TO he Act
Of Congress 0nrIedte price of each article must be
stated distinctly anu carried OIL for the snrs amo1,nf
Of The class in words al length
Every article must be delivered by the contractor
at his own expense on the SPOT designated blythe Com
,nandant and be subject to inspection at the Yard
before it is received and paid for.
The contract must be executed trifhin ten dnus
after notice. be annued, and deliveries must be
commenced as soon afterwards possible, that the
work may progress. Every class mnsi Be colnplet.
the Bricks, (Class No. 80 which will be extended
TO the last of December, aud for the Pine (Ciass No.
- the first half OF the frame must be delivered by
the 10Th OF December, and the other half with
inch plank by the 10th January after.
Bond With two approved suretics will be requir-
ed under forfeiture not exceeding twice the con-
tract price IN cosc OF failure, and ten per will
be deducted from each payment, to be retained un-
till the contract is completed. No payment will be
made for less than one fourth of the whole of any
class
All information will be given al the Navy Yard
GEORGE LOYAL, Navy Agent.
Sec. o. Ind be ii further enacted That from and
after the passage of this act, every proposal for
naval supplies shall be accompanied by a written
guaranty, signed by one or more responsible per-
sons, to the effect that he they undertake that the
bidder or bidders WILL If his their bid be accept
c', enter into an obligation in such time may be
dr"scribcd, with good and sufficient surcties 20 fur
nlsh the supplies proposed No proposal shall be
considered unless accompanied by such guaranty
If, after the acceptance of proposal and MOTIF
cation thereof the bidder or Builders he or they
shall fail to enter into obligation within the
time prescribed with good and sufficient siIrcsics
for furnishing the supplies then the Agent shsll
proceed to contract nth some other person or per-
sons for furnishing the said supplies and shall
forthwith cause the difference between the amount
contained IN the proposal so guaranteed and the
amount for which he may have contracted for fur.
nlshing the said Supplies. for the whole period of
the proposal TO be charged mp agains said bidder
or bidders and his or their guarantLr guara tos
and the same may be Immediately recovered by the
United States, FIR the of the Navy Department
In an action of debt agaust.eher all of said per-
AUGUST oo--sdvy
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THE SILK WORMS WORK.
BY Mfss u. =. COULD.

BY MISS n. =. GOULD.
On plain rush hurdle silk worm Law,
when proud Young princess came that way
The naughty child Of u human king
Threw eidelon@ glance at the humble thing,
That received with silent gratitude
from the mulberry leaf, her simple food,
ana shrunk, half scorn, and half disgust
away from her sister child Of dust
iD,,gcldrlng she never yet could see
why reptile form like this should be-;
anu tntt sle was not m idc with nerves so firm,
as calmly to stand by craving worm %
With mute forbearAnce the silk. worm took
The taunting words the spurniop, look
Alike stranger to self aud pride.
She'd no dsquiet from aught beside
And lived OF mcekncss and peace noascss,d
Which these drbar from the human breast
She only wished, for the harsh abuse
10 find some way to become Of use
To the naughty daughter Of lOrdy man;
And thus did she lay noble plan
To teach her wisdom, and make it plain
That the humble worm not u ade in vain
a plan so generous. deep and high,
Ihat' to carry II cut, she must even die
No more" said she, "will drink or cat
III SPIN and we've me winding-shcet,
TO wrap me up from the suns clear light.
And hide my form from her wounded sight.
In secret thcn, till my end draws nigh,
III toll Tor her 1; and when die
III icavc behind, as farewell boon
To the proud young princess, my whole cocoon,
To be reeled and wove TO shining lace
And hung in a veil Ger her scorpiII kacct
And when he can calmly draw her breath
Through the very threads that have caused m
death
When she finds, at length, she has nerves so firm
As TO wear the shroud OF a crawling worm.
May she bear in mind, that she walks with pride
in The winding-shect where the silk. worm died .
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From the Lynchburg Republican,.
DISTRESSINGl

ne Richmond Iimes,a paper which has been
under IN lis pratings about The ruin Of the
T'untry by The new tariff, than any other federal
''set IN The cuuniry. states, very exullngly that
"e bfoadmeadnw Steel Manufacturing Cum
p'"y' VINO are encouraged, we learn, by bright
prospect, have purchased The mil! site between
we paper mill and Haxa's canal wherein thew
o'e now engaged in putting mp an iron establish
meht In which will be prepared The iron to be
manufactured at their steel works into steel. This
confines the TImes) will be an important adj
G''on to their enterprise, and greatly facilitate
weir operations, while il will enhance their pro
US u what seems To be the reasonable expecta
"ons OF the company are realized, their works will
ppntrIhuie largely To the trade and prosperity nf
NchHond." This is truly distressing intelli.
spnre. Perhaps, the " Broadmeadow Steel Mann
ntnFlng Company" are yet ignorant of the re
psa' ct The tariff of 1912 They certainly would
~" otherwise have commenced such an unwise
'oo ruinous enterprise. We hope our friends Of
:, He Enquirer will give them necessary iniorma-
won on the subject Immediately It is great
PP,y to let the " poor fellows" ron to ruin''
OIndfOld.
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Sep 10
FOR LEASE,

O. For "A term of years, that well known and
s5as valuable FARM within Que mile of the town
L-A-1of Portsmouth, called I" Vealc's," having
argc quantity of cleared land ready for cultiya-
ton, and an abundance of timber for all the uses
ct the farm Its locati and fertility make il dc.
sirable for the cultivation Of Vegetables and Melons
d'ate ncghborhood, also for the growth of Grain
and raising of Stock for sale, &c. a further de-
scr'ptlon Is deemed unnecessary, it is presr med
those wishing To lease will examine it,
Also,
For Kent for the ensuing year, FARM of 1856
acres lying on the Western 81 amen about five
miles from PottsmOuth very we'll adapted To the
cultivation of Sweet Potatoes, Melons, Grain &C.
besides having a first rate Shore aud Cove for the
planting OF Oysters. For terms apply to
Mrs. ELIZABETH b. LYME
Sep l5-ts Or SAM,I II BROWNE
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rms TIMBER must he Tree of sap and all other de-
iccs, must he got strai ght and square, deiiueTed on
The spot rhich may be designated by he conImunda,f
IN TWO 80 NTHs qfter The contract is made.
NO. WHITE PINE BOARDS, SHINGLES,
AND POSTS.
Eighteen thousand feet Of Mcrchantable White
Pine Boards of 6 feet lengths
Ten thousand feet of IA feet lengths free of splits
Ninety six thousand % inch Shin giles of the best
quality free of sap, and shaved ready 10 be used.
Seventy Cypress Posts, % feet lonr, 10 inches d.
amctcc at the small eud and straight
All OF this class must also be delivered on tie
spot required, and in ONE month utter Tic contract 81
made.
nrGtely in duplicate and Nth the guaranty re7uirsd by
the late act Of Congress hereto dnnered
SEC And be IL further enacted, That from and
after the passage of this act, every proposal for ma
val supplies shall be accompanied by written
guaranty. signed by more responsible per
sons, TO the effect that he they undertake that
the bidder or bidders will, if his their bid be ac
ceptcd, enter into obligation in such time "a
may he prescribed, with good and sufficient surc
ties to furnish the supplies proposed. No proposal
shall be considered unless accompanied by such
guaranty. If, after the acceptance OF n proposal
and notification thereof to the bidder bidders
nc or they shall fail TO eutor into an obligation
within the time prescribed with good and sufficient
surcties, for furnishing the supplies, then the gent
shall proceed to contract with some other person or
persons for furnishing tho said supplies and shall
forthwith cause the difference beLveeu the amount
contained in the proposal so guaranteed, and the
amount for which he may have contracted for fur.
nisbiug the said suppics for the whole period Of
the proposal to be charged up against said bidder
or hld"eis, and his or their eu,rantor OF guaran-
tors, and tho came may be Immediately recovered
by the United States, for the Of the Navy De-
parimen. in action of debt against either or all
OF said persons.
The price of each article must be clearly cx.
pressed AMI carried out for the whole amount
with an addition at foot, expressed in words at
length, OF the cost of the whole bill ofFercG for
Every article will be subject to inspection before
it is paid for, and no payment will be made for
less than fourth the amount of the offer.
Contract must be entered into within ten davs
after the offer is decided, or il will be apnpllcd
with two good and sufficient sureties for its ncr.
formancc in Il sum not exceeding twice the estirna
ted amount IF the contract, and ten per cent will
be withheld from each payment until tho whole is
completed. GEO. LOYAL. Navy Apent
An information will be given at the NAVY Yard.
Sep IO--Th4w
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DIED.

On tho 10th instant at his late residence j., c..
county, n C., Mrs EDITH GArLrNG wife of Rid.
diGk eating, Esq =, in the S6th yea of her age
, by this sad and affective dspensation of divine
Providence, a beloved wife and an affe,tion,tr
mother, has been suddenly removed
me dccease" was OF an exemplary character
nld ana amiabc in her ,!cpoi t,ncnt Gischaroin q
me duties OF her sphere with more than ordinary
s'duity Beloved for her virtues and esteemed 6,,
ner SIMPLE and unassuming manners her loss will
DC scnsbiy felt and dcpored Amid s;ifferinos oi
tnined by the Christians hope and anticipatons of
immortality. P9' Vi
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NOTICE. PETI,rION

Notce is hereby given. that Petition will be
sent to the Next Legislature of the State of Virgin
IA asking for an Act Of incorporation of the Town
OF Portsmouth, and endowing it with II the ri rht.
and privileges enjoyed by all other Incorporated
towns in the Stale of Virginia, municipal judicial.
and executive; and asking for Ferry to run
across the Elizabeth River, touching at some point
In the City OF Norfolk to be allowed carry ght
ana passengers, the proceeds of which to be appro-
Prlated to the liquidation of the debt and taxes OF
Portsmouth, Sent 10 ISt6
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'INKOST SALE.-Pursuapt to a Deed of Trust
n executed by Joseph II. james. or the 9th Of
july 1876, and duly recorded gi,eu to secure
certain debt due Thomas Brooks, r. shall sell [
Public Auction, before the Court House door on,
Friday. the 25ih instant, all the right tide and in
tcrcst of the said Joseph ". James IN and TO a Ger
tain lcascbod tenement situate on the wet side of
Crawford street and is the ssnc Of which bis r, .
ther died seized and possessed Terms Cash
Sept Is ARTHUR IMMERSION, Trnstee
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TRUSTEES SALE.-Pursuant to a Decd -
i Trust, hearing date on the 9th dav of Octo
bcr 1880, and of record in the Clerks Ofticc of
Norfolk County, executed by David Griffith. 10 sc
cure certain debt therein mentioned 20 Anthonv
Biiisoly WILL BE SOLD, at Public Auction far
cash. before the Court House, in Portsmouth Sr
EDNESDAY, the 7th of October. 1916 ~ 10
O'Clock, a. NJ, all that property in the said de.I
mentioned and described as the undivided rno;o,v
vi the said David Griffith in certain lot niece oy
parcel OF land on High street. in the said Town
OF P"r,smout and bounded as follows beoinninr
az the East line of the land Of John Rutter ,,b, -
II lntcrsects hi9h street, and running East alone
Hlgh street, 10 the Channel of Elizabeth Rive
thence South one hund'cd and thirteen feet IN tbn
lanC formerly Thomas Picrcos, and nov bconc,nt,
10 ms hcirs 'nence west along that line to the la nd
OF inc sad John Ruttcr, thence NorthcrIv aInnT
the line OF the said John Ruttcr to Hirh street r.
The = ace OF beginning, which lnoiefv the s,;G
GRIMM purchased Of WIN. Loyal and wife nv
deed bearing date 9th August, 1888 and dniy 80
corded" WIN r. W1TSGN. ~ u",y nc
The undivided moiety in the above neniioncd
lot was conveyed by the said David Grimm bv
deed bearing date 18th Nov. 1895. and of record in
the Clerk 8 Office Of Nor folk County To tho prcs
cent ana Directors of the Portsmouth & Roanoke
nan Road Company, subject to the Deed Of Trust
"0'' '"'"tr,ncu' Sep Is
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. &c
NEW YoRx Snni l2 s p NJ

NEW YoRg, Sept. IS, s p. NJ.
Advices by the Cambria have had a raynrahl.
Effect on Flour. we notice sales u, isy of 100
ools' Genesee. at 81 S73. and 1000 Ibis at "a rs
before The news of the steamer. and 1000 hills
AFTER the English letters were received, at 81 90
southern Is good deal unsettled we quite it ?
There is fair demand Tor wheat We no,
4OOO bushels Western at % cents. and 100
bushels prime Gpnesee a, 81 .04, aud $500 bushcl
Southern. on private terms. supposed. 81 .O3.
For yellow Southern Corn so cents is asked
and 70 offered
There is no activity to day in Pork. we ouot
Prime a, sS.i2A SO 25. and Mess at 1915.
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CERTAIN CURE FOR PILEs.-BARNE'
~ PILE LOTION. This Lotion hos been used for
seyefa' years past, and has universally given salts
faction. Many persons wh0 have been afflicted
with this painful disease. and suffered for many
years under its influence, have been cured in few
weeks by the use Of this invaluable Lotion. Call
AMI get pamphlet respecting il. The Genuine
for sale at ts Drug Store, Sign of the Big Mortar
Sep Is CHAS. II. HEfNfTSH, gent.
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M a RRTED.

ON Thursday evening, by the Rev. r. Hume,
Mr' John L. HuNLEv TO Miss FRANCES NJ WoNt,
coTT, both Of this place
:, on Sunday evening, in the Cumberland street
napt'st church, Norfolk, by the same, Mr. VIII.
LIAM PARK ERsoN, to Mrs. REBgccA MnLsoN, both
of that CITY. ''
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE in NEW YORK


NIBLo's SPLENDID GARDEN BURNEp-On
friday morning fire broke out in Niblo's Saloun,
IN his beautiful Garden. destroying the Sanon or
Theatre, his cOmmodions double dwelling house
adjoining, his ticket office, the Arcade, the long
walk, his garden and plants. together with all the
buildings on the southern half of the square,
bounded by Broadway. Houston street and Cros
by street, up TO and below The Union Club House
nave been reduced 10 ashes. The flames were
discovered al half past four O'clock rising from
The roof of the saluun. and in about half an hou r
The adjoining sheds and the roofs Of the buildings
on Broadway and Crosby streets were in blaze.
ana helng built principally of wood, the enc rgies
o' Inc bremen were severely taxed 10 cnnfine the
hames TO that square The property destroyed
was bnIt on lands owned by the Van Rensselaer,
estate, held by Mr.. Nrblo, the owner Of the build
'oss, on lease. Mr.. Nblo's loss is protected by
an Insurance equal 10 half his HISS.
The fire also destroying Billings S, Sons seed
and tnrist store. valued at 81 900 Also the seed
ana florist, of Grant Thorburn. Esq, the ceIehra
, yea character known in Calls work of :. Laurie
i"dd, as Laurie Todd Ten or twelve houses
on Houston street, and six houses on Cros5y
'"ee' were also burned All Of this destruction
no doubt caused by ncendiaries
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t pieces mentioned are the first wanted.
Cea Dc C..cI lnnrr Z In LIZ o. L., ..1..,.. 49,. !.

Must be sawed on both sides and edges
Ten thousand feet (board measure) of in. PLANK,
~ feet lengths.
Thirty seven thousand feet inch Plank, of TO- IS.
aud 20 feet lengths.
CLASS NO 2.-wHITE PINE PLANK
Three thousand feet u iuch clear white pine of IS
feet lengths
Two thousand feet inch clear do al,
which must be thoroughly seasoned.
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IIOYEY,s SEEDING SrRANprn

n RY, (of which the afgcst berries are from :
to inches in circumference, and the onalitv n,,
supposedly
This season being moro preferable to plant the
above than the spring, will Commences oydorinoI
from the Nurseries such quantities ss NAV he A.
sired The Strawberrics produced last season from
plauts sold by me- have placed il bcvoud doubt
that respects sz', hivour, productivencss 80
adaptation TO this climate. they stand higher ,hst,
auy other kird Of Strawberry.
For sale by Philctus Phillips, Middleton Point
Norfolk and vicinity, and CHAS. n. HEINITSH
for Portsmouth and vicinity
Also RED ANTW ERP RASPBERRY PLANTS
Being Agent Tor Samuel J. Custom, of Morris.
town, n. j., will take orders for Fruit and Orna
mental Trees Eve green's Shrubs, Roses and Flow
ers OF every quahty. Sep 10
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MOTTO E.- Whereas, it haa been circulated or
~ reported that my Weights and Measures are
nor correct do hereby declare that thew arc n. tbc
inspector handed them TO me, the wear and tea r
excepted and Knowing such to be The fact | choI
iehse an inspection. Where is the Inspector will
nc walk down aud inspect them.
Sep 1875 J. RATENAN
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SEABOARD AND ROANOK f.
RAIL, ROAD

'VNHE subscriber having MADE ARRANGEMENTS tn
continue operations the Sea. Board (lot.
Io' '7.,ou'h) ana Roanoke Rail Road, to enable him
MN MN IN me business transactions of the Road Mr.
SaInuei H. Ferguson, Superintendent of Work
SHOPS ana mr.. James, Richardson, Superinrcnd.
iuIy aDie To conduct successfully ali business com
ing under the head of their respective brancbes
,c, JAMES G. WHITE
road Company, will h reaftcr leave the Dcpnt j.,
Portsmouth, at half past O'Clock on the mornin a,
~ mondays Wednesddys and FridayS for SuffoIk.
Carsville, Franklin, Newson's md BSvk;n's ~"
pots and return TO Portsmouth, on Tesddy's Thurs
days and Saturdays, about O'Clock, p. n
Passengers aud Frcights for those points will be
taken at low rates. " "
II Is the design OF the Company forthwith to re-
pair, and put the Road in such condition. ne tn So.
cure the confidence and patronage of tbe trovaiIi,
community. JAMES G. WEITtr e. 20 e
officc sea Board and r. II. X. Coz
Portsmouth, Sept. II, '46. : Sep ut
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NAVY AG ENT'sFoFFICE.)

INUTI'Ih, JII StpIpnDCTI 1910. :
PROPOSALS in duplicate will be received until
4 II O'Clock on the 10Th day of October. Tor the
delivery at the Navy Yard of the following mate
rails OF Wood, for building Timber Shed.
NO. l.--YELLOW PINE TIMBER.
The first pieces named are the first wanted.
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NAVAL ADvERTIsEMENTs.
NAVY AGENV'S OEFICE,

2yth August 1910 =
SEALED PROPOSALS, an duplicate will he re-
~ coived until - O'clock on the 3Oth day OF. Sep
e"oer' LOT INC following Building materals, want
20 AZ me Navy Yard Tor Store House No.I3.
CLASS NO. l.-YELLoW PINE TIMBER AND
h PLANK ff e.
Must he OF The best quality, free Of SIP. shakes
ana all other defccts and be got strai ght and
square
The first pieces mentioned are the first wanted.
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NO. 3.-RRICKS.

Nincty-hve thousand best regular sized, hard burnt
dark rcd Baltimore Latch Bricks
Four hundred and fifty (d5O,O0O thomsand good
hard burnt plain Bricks, to work with the
Latch.
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EOR THE WINTER.--Just received g..
a Factory. prices the following articles: Cinder
Shovels, Coal Scuttles, Tea Spoons large and small
Stoves Also n COOL articlr of a Coffee Mill for rho
low price OF 372 cents. DAN'L. S. CHERRY.
Sep % Under the Old Dominion Office
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Il when every house ought to have a Gutter
more especially now, tin is so cheap the acvan.
taGeS are simply these, you have rain water for
washing, you have water in case of Ere and Won
save the foundation of your house from rotting,
owing to the drip from the caves Please leave
your orders with DANIEL S. CHERRY
sep D Under Old Dominion Office
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NEW DRY GooDs-wco,c NO., oaa

~ EW DRY GOODS.-Wc now opening
l part of our fall supply of Fancy and 'Staniee
ohf GOODS and respectfully invite both whole
sale ana retail purchasers to call aud examine our
stock before making their purchases elsewhere, as
lows: " e' 90 WI
black French, English and Domestic Cloths.
Fancy Cold Cloths. Black and Fanrv casi,,
biack ana ancy Sattincts, Mcrino. satin and Va
lehcla 'cstings, Rcpps DCosse, Cashmere: and 9TH
CT SYKES Shawls Calicors of every STYLE Black and
G?f1 Alpacas, Table, Birds Eye and other STYLES
DaPcrs, SILK and Cotton Hosiery, Cold aud white
D?inestics' Irish Linens, Long Lawns, Linen Cam
pr huKis, and many other articles. A II we ask
Is ca' JOHN COOKE & CO.,
''P' 10 High sttect.
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THEATRICAL LIcENsEs.--i ne Boston Com
J'N Couocil charge $500 annually for the Nation
and the Howard Museum 900, and Olympic
ooVJ per annum, on condition that spirtuous ii.
i'OTs are not sold, and no female admitted unless
Company with male.
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SELLING OFF!-BOOKS at PRIME cost, ore
- going off rap dly at the New Book Store.
Call som or you lose the chance Of great Bar
gains in Books, and other articles usually kept in
BOOK Store. N. b. WEBSTER.
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FOR RENT.

q The well known Stand lately occupied bv
Ia Jos NJ. Miles, Esq ms a Variety and Cloth
.14l-lng Store; it is well calculated 70, a CIoti,
ing or Fanny Store. To good and punctual ten
ant the terms will be easv Pnssess;o on rivrn i'm
ihcd'ateV DANIEL S. CHERRY,
Aug ~ Under the Old Dominion Once
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ARREST OF FUGITIVE FROM FRAroE.-A
"dh named Nicholas Bucen Mezzer. was ar.
lIs''ed AZ New York on Monday. on complaint ol
.oOls Bay. vice CONSUL chancellor Of The constr
:. t,e general Of France in the United States. who
b"a'gss Meizzer with having on the OH Novem-
s.n' 1913. at Suuegnemine, department Of Mo
e, IN France, while acting as notary, forged
IAN bank and commercial paper. and deeds Ia
W. ''nount of 500 ,000f., which sam h in cum
guy with others is said to have obtained. The
Dnmenlsry evidence Of this forgery is filed in
~ Office Of the French minister at Washington
we case is under investigation
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CHOLERA MORBUS AND RoWE1

CHOLERA MORBUS AND BOWEL
~ COMPLAlNT.-Dr DR.. JAYNE No. ) south ThiTd
street, is willing 10 guaranty that his CARMINA
TIVE BALSAM viii cure Diarrhua Cholics q .
ping Pains, Clamps, Cholera Morbus summer
Complaint, aud other dcrangemcnis of the SION.
ach and Bowels. in ninety nine cases on of a INN,
bred. and IN less than half the time they can be
eficc ted by any other means " W
1t - extremely pleasant, and children arc fond oC
it, II is equ'ilyos efcctua for adults as chiJren
and when the directions arc followed The CT
9inc 'ot sale ~ the Drug Store. Sign of the Bic
Mert'r CHAS. II. TIEINITSH, Agent.
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NO 4.-STANE

(500) Five hundred perches best Port Dcpositc
Bui ding Stone,a Urge regular flat ma tcriai
for permanent foundation.