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PROsPECTUS
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1.-THE SOUTHERN PRESS"
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ITO roRNIANs-InPoRrAHr REDUCTION II
NOTICE 10 NAyIcAross-ousTeM noUsE. NEW

NOTICE TO EAvIcATORs.-CUSToM HOUSE, NEW
IN York. Coltoto fce, 2Sd lS5eThe 9th seoeon
Of act Of Congress- approved 2sth Sepemb 1850 ent
ee Act king appropriations for Light House Lyh
Boas Buoys Me- iroyidss-" That hereafter All buoy,
be coored aud numbered that passing mp tho coast
sound entering the bay babor channel red buoys
vi numbers shall be pared the starbosrd hand
black buoys with uneven numbers the pert hand and
tuoys vita red and black stripes either hand Bnoys in
channel 10 be coored with alternate white and black
perpendicular strpss hereby give notice. tia. the pro-
veions 81 the foregoing law will be carried into eject as
the changes therein made In the o.
The buoy the waters Of this dstat before The LIST
Of Nay, l65l. H. MAXWELL. Collector.
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u. s. Circuit Court.

The Hsn Judge Nelson presiding.
Nov is Tsihsm va Cornell This wss an action for
ar. alleged Infringement OF patent for the mann
Seizure 81 lead pipes The cause has been tried be-
fave n Is now % for two days and likely 20 occupy
~. rsms,uder OF the week The damages are laid ct
40 and the result will be OF considerable impor
lance 10 the pprtes concerned "a regards the rrvi
Iee.s Of M suutscturing Iced pipes by certain po
,,As,s OF its moee Of action, displayed before the
so,,t ard N IL understood that furnace VIII be In.
a.eed before the termination OF the trial 70 Illus
sssss practically 70 the jury the process Of the msnu
<.eturirs OF the article In QUESTION. IL VIII DO
rovel scene In o court Of justice
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RrsoIU
Resolved. That the csunse, 10 the corporation De
.utboiz 70 take mary egsl proceedings 70 pre-
nd prctsct the interests OF the city In the con
trov.rsy relative to the Staten Island Ferry ana TO
aojust the differences between the ana Cor
p.lua bt rtlesiive to the lease Tor sAia fefsy
sna III. pIer at the foot Of whitehall street subject
TO the ar provsl Of the Dom icon Council Adopted
Nov IL The Board met At half past i've O'Clock
this evening Present. the President, In the cnair
and a quorum OF msinb ers In their places The NH
pu,es Of the presiding meeting we're reso ana sp
proved .....
The Com mlttse on the fire Depsrtmsnt reported In
favor of allowing Hose Company NolO sdditionA men
Report OF Committee on Lamps snd 9ss In favor OF
tishtins Furtsth street, between Eighth ana Nietn
veoues Forty second street between fhth ana Ientn
avenues aud Forty nth street between seVen'n anu
Tenth ayenupa, with oil Adopted.
kspoyt of the special committee TO whom was
rec versl petitions for railroads through brosavy
and othrr avenues Laid on the table ana Soo eopio
ordered 20 b. printed. -
Petition Of sundry persons to haze Thirty .seeond,
Thirty third, Tkrty fourth. Thirty eixth Tnftv'se-
vebtb and Thirty ninth streets lighted with OIL Con-
eurr.d In
Petition 20 have Mott street from Grand TO Chatham
street, lis httd With gas. Uoncurred In
Report Of the Committee Streets. IN favor OF re
grading regulating, paving and setting ouro aoa Ru.
ter stones in Batavia street between Roosevelt ana
Report Of same committee In favor OF re numbering
avenue q. Conourrsd In.
Report 81 Comuittse on Roads. In favor OF regulat
Sns aud grading Bloompedale road, between fltty-
ninth ana Seventy. first strcats Coucurred in.
Reprrt OF the Committee on Fire Department al
verse changing the location Of Hoe Company NO
"a and in favor OF repairing the house OF fsd COM
rspr In twenty. seventh street, between Ninth and
tenth avenues. Corcutred In.
IFer yesterdays proceedings In the Common Coun
eli, see another psfe
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DHIPPIu0.


NOR LIvERP0OL-UNITKD STATES NAIL STKAu-
ship BALTIC, Capt Joseph J. Censtock.-rhis
ship win depart With the mails for positively this
day. Saturday, Novr l6th II o'clock from her Der Of
the foot Of Canal street. berth
All letters and PAPERS must through the Post once
Fer freight passagehavng unsqusled
for elegance oomfort-apply TO
Blk. COLLINS, s. wall street.
The steamer ATLANTIC will succeed the BALTIC. and
sal December 7th.
TINTED STATES NAIL sTRAHEKs BErwEEN NIw
iSrn and Lvsrpool-Ths ships COMPOSING this hns
ATLANTIC Captain West BALTIC. Captain comstoek
EASnN, CeptMnN ye. ADklATlC Capt. Grafton.
These ships having been bw by contract expressly
government Services has been taken
sruction also In their engines
speed; and their are uns
qualled for elegance comfort.
Price Of passage from New York Liverpool $780, exclu.
sive Of extra size state SS25; from Liverpool
New York f35
After the first Of April the rate of freight BY the
above steamers from Liverpool will be materially
An experienced surgeon will be attached each ship
No berths secured until paid for.
The Of these shps will
diver bullion specie jewelry preciols stones or metals
unless bills OF AdnE are signed therefor. and the value
thereof therein expressed.
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ME DICALs.

O SAn REwARD-JEfrRTEs AErTDorB, spr-
LyJOO cfo Mixture for the OF private disorders
makes eedy cure viii out the least rosirssons o.
diet arDh change In application 70 business
The challenges single which the mixture
will no. cure the forfeiture q avs hundred dosys
Il 10 put hotoe with full diTecton OF 81 One bot
lie lsst weekmAny cuted In trs days ror sel D.,
O. H. RING l9l Broadway; los Bsyard street. Neg York
W Little, l0i Hazover street. Boston; Wright Co..
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~ (parey vrgetabs for the immediate Of certain
ecata had desired tkape or form,
his once, Of Lpenard street. near Broadway Those whs
OF those diseases nvsrsbly cured
~ one or days. and those lingering from week TO week
andr the hands q great and smau qusck doctors will save
themselves world o. suffering. and sudering 200, which,
according 10 tbs laws Of nature may Be ertAed on thei
The genuine Fe mas Regulating Pills and
Drops al also. the French Specific ter Lescsrrhoa
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TTNITED STATES NAIL sTRANEKs BETwEgN NEW
" York and Lverpool.-Ths shps composing this nns

EDWARD K. G6LEfNs IS Wall street, N. T., or 70
BROWN, sHIPLKY Co, Liverpool
X. q ROBERTS CO, Is Kings Arms yard, London.
L. DRAPER. Jr.. SBeulevarc. Montmartre, Paris.
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DR GLOVER INFORMS HIS FRIENDS THAT HI
sttends 20 his once practice usual
priced that Dr. o has received medical education
sAd has been Engaged in twenty ysAra
and 10 not rsckonsd among medical prstspders His
at IL street. Priv ate through the entry
nn JOHNSON, NO. Is DUANE STREET. SO III
~ known In the Treatment Of delicate diseass The os
for skill in these eass that bsvS
existed for years 10 preeminsnt weskns
brought by secret habit sfoetu
cured in four days
nR LAF0NTS FEMALE PILLS. A CERTAIN CURg
~ for all complaints incidental 60 femass.Dr L. havng
Ave year, in female n6rmsry in France under 81,
for the last fifteen with such suo
oes that he feels in duty bound 70 ls the world
oay the Female Part OF it, have tbs benefit Of his
and experience frioe 80 and dollar box-fuN
directions enclosed Far sale
l92 broadway, John Hudson, Spring At
200 Blocker street. GA Broadway.
lo4 Sixth avenue. l26 Canal. Laurens at
10 Eighth av, cor. Troy ct. 1913 Spring street.
lO Etxhth avenue $50 Bowcr!, n. Houston Sd
LA Bdway, cor. Beach st. 472 Gran d greet.
Hudson, corner Duane Grand, corner Allen strset
ISL Pearl street.
Brooklyn-l75 Fulton street.
NB-The above m dcines will be eharre bv
RENTING TO Dr. Lafont box SO New York Post
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% W W sAvED.-DR GREoORY's FRENCH ANTI
N N dote perfect es,ermiss,or o. All dissssss Ne
matter what stage OF the complaint oshn-
suishes tbs virus and puris.s the blood desc win
gvs relief srd are eures In i've days. One tos
tor will perfect cure forfeit So erd RETURN All
that hes keer psla Prise VI Sold a. lB fshon street,
enn IN dirss III Bovsry Grasd street. and at the
Dostors residences eT Madison street. ALI eensulatc~s
strictly private, and without charse.
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NOR SAN FRANCISCO ON TUESDAY koRNJNG
next. 10Th inst-The elegant packet ship BOrHNfA,
Avery MASTER having completed her will M for San
Francisco, above and han dsoueiy accommodate
few more passengers Immediate apple should be
~A''' ISAAC T. SMITH, Iol WALL corner Front st.
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DARIs AND LONDON TRkArkRs,r OF PRIVATE sIs


in few hours by vsxstsbie application vithouA
pain. In affections and emissions mpotens
and debility, combine medicines with the local remedy
any there thousands who cannot Be evret
without IT, ss have eases daily Of years standing from
have eontise,sons daily ssro vshou. sse.sis, which
others use osused BY their exssins the disease
enough Ny splons with these sns he Of Ger
hcstes show tst none can equal You oursd me enc
hours Dercrd Was upd.r the other Physicians ovsr
In short time John RoilisonJr raid ever $500 In hve
years. b cured o. emissions and debility wtthout sensn
you cured me- By local and general treatment short
time Jss ssii,b uy Jressssnt ~ Letter. one .esn
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a. EOn REWARD. -cRossxAr's SPECIFIC NIX
BOOO tureOf ell remedies yet disooyered ths 70 We
mos certain IL MARES speedy and permanent crre With
out ths iesst rssroen Diet DRINK exposure change
IN application TO business MANY cured In two days
streets alec Ne 10 Asorouse; at no Broadway and os
Fulton street. corner Of Nilliam.
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Nj CURE NO Oh ARGR-pR MURPHY HAs Rssev.
~ % 70 ~ Rossvsis street. near ohs.hsm where ne v
hourly sonsuited all diseases Recent osscs he eur
vthsrt mercury In 10 four 6ays with urrsrsuset
uesess. HE speeho, 81 ben, cannot BE heAt>s- -.
1T hssA DR.. ~ y Difsrfsitssnn. 49,
nR CooPRR, IA DUANE STREET has rOR TIE
~ last fourteen confncd his practice 10 the treat
ment cf ether He the most
arErrvsted 81 ths ard mild renewed
I've " ave Gays. A perfect cure Or No charge.
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nOCTOR YOURSELF-T0k TWENTY-rIVk CkNrS-
~ By Of the Pocket Hsouiapns or Every On. nb
fhyseisu. Thirteth edition, with hundred en-
gayinss showing Disease and sslformauon. In syey
Share and FORM by William Yssng m. D. Graduate Of the
University Of Pennsylvnn The various forms OF Secret
Diseases faithfully described and All The recipes give.
plain language. The ohspter self Abuse worthy
snd should be read By every oas rou
who have been unfortunate IN contracting aiseass
previous 20 placing yourselves under the care OF decto
matter What his pretentens msy q hs uy
useful work. Strangers Visiting the city particularly those
contemplating marriage don't thnh Of I.turnins hors
without copy Of he Pocket ses captains aad
persons going should DE- Youpgs rr.stss on
hanare the Pocket sculs rius, Every One His Own
In letter, win receive coy Of this bces, oy mail o.
YOUNG. i Spruce street. Phil derhA and for sals BY
ssringsr - Townsend. f0 Brcatw New York.
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r IsT OF LETTERS RETAINING IN TUE NEW YORK
~ Post Once, November 10th. 1869.
OFFICIALLY PupInaEp ~
CIRCULATION.
Please mention In which shev Ara al
vertsed. LADIES LIST.
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[ooRREspoNprNcE OF THE REPUBLIC. I
BALTIMORE, July 1916

BALTIMORE, July 1916 p m.
The annual commencement at st. Mary's Col
lege took place to- day in the spacious hall attached
TO the building. II was most brilliant and in
teresting occasion, and the various ceremonies
usually attractive. The degree of A. Is. was con-
ierred upon the following young gentlemen, each
of whom made an address, viz: VIM NJ Ward
Robert II. Goldsmith, VIM F. Slater, j. S. Jen-
kins, Richard ID. Fisher, X. A. Fisher and Charles
O'Donovan They all Baltimoreans Beautiful
premiums were distributed to the various other
classes, according to merit superb band was in
attendance, which delighted the audience at in
tervals with exquisite music. This institution, de-
servedly popular, is in most hourishing condition.
We have another very hot day-the thermome-
ter $50 in the shade.
Thereare no tidings yet oftho steamer about due
at Halifax.
Our market is quiet. Sales of Howard street flour
at So %.
The receipts of new wheat arc rapidly increas-
ing, and, in consequence, prices have declined to
cents per bushel since yesterday. Sales to-day
of prime red at ITO a ! IL cent?, and white do. ll6
cents. White corn 90, and yellow SO cents. Oats
~ cents Whisky 25l cents in barrels.
Stocks quiet. Sales of S2,l0O Baltimore &c
at 1885,.
Nothing done in Maryland 6's They are held
at l05, and 1903; offered.
No transactions in Government securities.
Ohio Railroad shares, SO bid, e. asked.
The telegraph, thus far in the day, reports no
change in the northern markets.. Cotton is firm,
and breadstuffs as last quoted.
At auction in Baltimore to-day 1863 hogsheads
Porto Rico sugar at Sc 30 to Sc Is per cwt
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Late from Havana and Key West.

BY the arrival of the steamer Isabel, at twelve
O'clock Wednesday night, we have accounts from
Havana as late as the Sth instant and from Key
West as late az the 9th. The reader is referred to
the subjoined favors from those places.
The news from Havana is not particularly inter
csting. The Contoy prisoners still confined
and probably will be until adviccs received from
the home government. The captain general, who
is believed is in favor of their release, has
thoriy for interfering in the case, it being at pres
ent in the hands Of the general of marine.
We hear Of no threats TO assassinate the American
consul, of violence of any kind
The steamer Falcon arrived from New Orleans
the Sd instant and sailed the 9th for Chagres
The Georgia, from Chagres, arrived on the 30tl
June, and sailed for New York on the 4th instant.
The Ohio arrived from New York on the 9th, and
sailed for New Orleans on the 9th.
The United States frigate Congress and soop-o Of
war Germantown are In port.
The sloop- of-war Albany, from Pensacola, ar
rived on the 9th. The Germantown went out a
cruise on the eth.
One Spanish seventy four gun ship, three frigates
and two sloops- Of war are in port.
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From Me Cincinnati Garsfts.

"Being stcorn in az President, is very different
thing from being elected President" erclsims the
eprit OF Locofocoism, through Of in organs. by
way, already of preparing the ground for The abuse
which unscrupulous partisan press will doubt
lees soon be heaping upon the head Of Mr.. Fit
MORE.
At first there might seem 10 be a good deal in
this exclamation, but really there 10 very little in
IL. The same people, and generally very nearly
the same numbers, elect the Vice President Of the
United States, that elect the President, and both
officers are chosen at the time and in idenu-
cally the some manner. The inferior officer be-
comes President, moreover, on the death Of the
superior, by provision of the Constitution which
is known to all, and which IL always had in re-
membrsnoe, both when the Vice President IL nom.
mated and when he is elected.
Where, then, is the wonderful diference' IL Il
not much more in the eyes Of fierce partisans than
in those of the people IL there not great deal
more moonshine than substance in III Does IL.
importance not depend, nearly altogether. upon
the fact of fitness in the Vice President who sue
ceeds to office On the decease Of President. equal
10 that Of the President himself who is removed by
death We incline very strongly to think IL does;
and, if IL does not, we should much like to know
why.
Toe trainers of the original Constitution Of the
United States do not seem to have been struck with