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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.


DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
4NDCTOTs IEOOFLANDS CELEBRATED GER
~ MAN flTTEKS prepared by
Dn c. NJ Jackson, PuranErrntA, Pa,
la s oct bt TS: qS ss Of pfs 20
Diseases arising from disordersd Liver or Stomach
49,. as Constjp ,,;.-
Fulness or blood to Tho
Head Acily OF the Sior,nch
Fulayss W.iEht in y, u, sIon::el So"f s..
., Et~%"s s sn 2r F a hs ;sn H. RI
and difficult breathing, Futtrrrs at the Heart, Cho4t
~ ;S'S' ss E %Is"
Pal" in Fl y sSn nsfyesy 2 IN ] ph ""
Chest js | i;n f's in e ;h s" FIs, Fl . .;
stan" "na ' "sss! TSprs "s Evil
TS proDTs"r en i s gi2 n Of aS s p to m
its virtues and adaptation to tho Diseases Tor which feeo
i i and unrcd article but one that hYs stood the
test Of ten ysns,, r hGt"Te the Ame5cn ps" aud ia
TINT The testimony in It's favor sXen by The nESt pr"+t
s Sa %y SSwn as nS a If a" n " Or
I;IS "y by tn" p'Ops1@ ImI t., be bud 1%i of En-
reps !y ass"yinE TIE Isa sse"'y i h, oi J.
TESTIMONY FROM LOUISIANA.
Inc sn" l'sF' superior S S 'e n Hg, '9T ~
-, DSr Sr1 feet bonnI to sSp&ss; ,ajsaon
Ties Of your have found them yoq
nne,i cn and ciccfully recommend, them
public safe and remedy for the diseases they
tended Tor, and superior MI other preparations
Very respectfully, yours. H. OpFHNllEIMEE.
THE BlrTERs ALI. THEY ARE REPRESENTED TO BE
Jackson, La, August % 1854.
Dear SRI have used German irrS, and tiui thrU
all they represented to he and cheertuy tr
to the public excellent medicine
Respectfully, Yours, ", f. FAULKNER.
l.. MAYER says:
HARRlsoSRuRG, La Nay o. 18s1-
Your German EtjeS is very valuable medicine. ut39
disposed o! all received from wish supply
!nciiatcy.
On. RAYBOlD QUAIL. says:
TRINITY, La, Jane ~, iN5i
have for the last year used the B;ters pr-Dt ri! h.
YOU my practice extensively. 1t will shortly be lr uy
ineIirii i; the kim, ,ltt eau, be readily sold erc AMI be
Itrvn year will
DIV. RAi;Esnys:
FRASELtS. La, Jru- ., 1852
roG German Bittrrs have become very p0p.t here u.i
wi7! II fresh supply Immediately.
Z. A. ADAMS Il GO. say:
EicnuosD La, Jane . ,-;}
Your i;erN ve universal satisfaction Al. who haze
them.
should in MIN, that these Nprs "utiretg
talc, thertt,.
tiJI~ recommended for similar I!tacrsta.
Sold by Druggists and Sorehtecr in every tow! And village
j. WRIGHT K co.
Aul6 lviWSA New Iss.'s.
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-r,grp- MRS. Ci7IE'I;GEl.. TEACHER OF MI
sc, ty'- }c>1n 80 tir PIANO an NJ At
ttf htr rrIr'srr Nr. - rfs,trr street. :j.I"-'-
per un'}l. twrt!r hn>uuS, HTmitbiy IN advance -
TT. LECTURES y Constance week. IN lY
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HTGLFE'S AROMATIC
Ne Druggists maj MrrcInH
ARTICLES contained in TIC above {
vln,Hge by calling or srlttliG, I
be found ;hrrtHrtr\!rH-l'e AS
MEDICINES in the utjtrI 5,
PLEASE .ddGe5s. j.
GENUINE
n24tf Nos. Isl md
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Premiums on Fire Risks. Sin2,o6i AZ
Marine Risks. is, 800 %
RiskS..,............ 3ip.5lS 33
Life Observation-Disclosures. 4,jE3 s.
--1, 1O6, 49T IS
E,ss Premiums on Risks rrlnililt.l 1}o 90 IS
Less rtu - th5l
''''' ''N'"'' - 1926 50
Amount earned Premiums ending above $S $40 ~
Losses paid daring period viz; $780, 49, =,
GA Fire Risks ,SI+2' ~ u
On Marine Risks, L.. - -
On River Risks. ................. 2l2,IlO Is
S4cS,2i9 \
ReI,SItrnnreS expenses profit and loss,
etc, c,s Interest, discount, contingent,
3sll $3.50, l6o 81
Net ear2e profits for the cuiin; June 30 lc6. S It p
The Company have the following haNrts
Invested in iIunl and mortgage pro
pert worth double t!t amount loaned
THEREON ......,........,,.. $500? -
Loans pledge Of Bank and public
stocks, time, SlSl,2G5 Son c'tl
Bills receivable, being note, for ETcn!i-
IT,.
Invested in real N2,i,S 10
in l;,nk Ks. so sllyr-.,.. GNH7 ~
Invested Consolidated City lioItS.,. $3.50 ~
na for premiums in coarse collection Ii Al "a
.............. l,9,l-I "
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WEDNESDAY MORNING., Noy. 10 l556.
COTTON. There TAR denim! Yesterday inouEL the
market showed less artvt; than Monday, and the sals
lruce abou 5000 bales. The Nt,uaon> Produce!
marked effect prices. which very tail for Mid;InS bu
ru,y for til, lower GRADES, We still quote: @r~
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NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
0 rToN AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.

I'1iton-bale4. Tobacco-!lhis.
Stock O hand Sept. |, lSj6........ I,5!2 4,34!
Received .iure .,.......,.. ! t47,-nt l,7O5
. Yesterday ........ 4,IH6 Iii OJ ,705
t'hrI! li.UIj
al Lirr
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them once perhaps In their lives and at most on occasions
few and far between 10 visit country where slavery ~
unknown | can even conceive OF benefits 70 the great
Of human liberty from the cultivation OF this inter
course with the South. will not press the con
sderatons flowing from the nature Of Union and the
mutual concessions which IL founded against the
proprety of such exclusion as your question eonte
plates II Is sufficient TO say that such exclusion could
have no good effect practically, and would accomplish
nothing in the great cause OF human liberty"
1t is also material to state that though the Massaohu-
sets court decided that the privilege OF nonresident
ourning with his slaves did not exist independently Of
statute the refused to say that citizens In passing
from slave State another with their slaves had not
right go through free State or to pat IN there from
stress of weather yet such have been the encroachmens
since made the rights of the South that though Great
Britain has within the last year under the decision Of
mixed commission appointed under the treaty OF 1888 made
indemnity for slaves liberated under like circumstances in
the Indies the OF New York now refuse to
knowledge the masters claim Were this the occasion 10
the discussion of question Of International law II
might well be argued that in the absence OF coniedera
ton the South would have right to exact from the North
the of fugitive slaves more than the constitution
now accords.
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OFFICIAL,
TRRAsuHr DEPARTMENT,

TREIsuRr DEPARTMENT,
May %, 1885.
NOTICE is hereby given holders sued pun.
the Of Congress Of 22d July Is6 stock re-
deemabe by terms paid Treasury on the sr
render Of the certificates thereof
when interest thereon will cease
This will ryoT ,ad
day OF redemption will therefor following in
addition interest accrued the purchase with one
days interest for the money 70 reach The vendorG
On such Treasury
Ju inclusive, per cent ON
no aInou specified In the certificates;
received between the let 3s days August
one fourth Of one cent;
dsy AuEpst The in
thereon additional only will b
paid.
notice naust ~ sa
assigned United party receive the
purchase and when the st Juy
be assigned by present
otherwise such interest viii he payable heretofore
And further holders Of other
will purchase Ia,
and the st day of December unless
81 previously pay the same
in from dividend
OF additional
the vendor following rates Of premiums
stock OF the loan Of isi2s pSemiua per cent;
Of s47 and ls4s premium per cent
September,
Certificates transmitted under this should be assigned
United States entitled receive
previous 10 the lat July, the half years Interest
be assigned by the sockholder otherwise
interest for the half that day will be payable him
tofore
Boston, York. Philadelphia tho
parties entitled receive the money may direct
JAMES GUTHRIE
May 29-dihlaSov Secretary Of The Treasury.
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Frnm the New York EKpIess.

LIFE IN KANsAS.-AN AWFUL RESPONSIBILITY.
Those politicians and editors who have been nsrumen-
tai in inducing over-eredulous to leave their homes
here go settle in Kansas just for the sake of keeping
up the slavery excitement there have much TO answer for
their consciencesif consciences they have letter
from Lawrence, in the Cincinnati Gazette, says:
al had painful interview with old man yesterday
that impressed with the effect of Kansas life In Penn
sylvania had known him Methodist class leadef-a
pious old nanamoua for intearding his conversation
with texts Of Scripture As he told me- in some degree OF
excitement of his wrongs he quoted Scripture, as usual
but observed with some surprise that 1t was snguary
mixed with curses and impreeations.
After he got through with bis story reminded him OF
his church and Sunday school in Pennsylvania and eE-
pressed surprise at his language The old maa
seemed utterly prosrated by the recollection He sank
down on the prairie and while his long gray hair blew in
the wind the big rolled down his urrowed cheeks
After he said would to God had died before
ever out herel enjoyed religion once but this
life-Oh, God-lets 60 get something to drink"
Better far BETTER that that pious old man had re-
maned leading his class in Pennsylvania than that he
should have gone to Kansas, at the nsgaton Of some
wicked republican probably to shrek for freedom, and
go down to the grave a hardened reprobate
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THE subscriber, will Offer Tubc sale,
day. the 3D. day November the O'Clock
~ ne auhouse door IN Rockville, the following of
real estate, of Wi ich The lre Clarke died seized
Montgomery about eigh miles Washington
Lot No 3 This lot lies contiguous lot No
Oliver III Z Clarke at previous side,
Radeuou the other and the road Coeve
Bonds miii To Washington city, third side
ton OF Is IN uncommon fine chestnut and oak timber the
pines and lapd, uumproved II k
well fur cultivation aud be easily improved a
tenement upon IT, contans so Of land less.
Part Of lot No 3 adjoining lot No fronting
road from Colesve and containing "a land
1t has on 1t never iaing spring OF uncommouy
sides other supplies The timber and soil
Lot No. 7. This 10, formerly sold to Thomas ges,
will be resod at his lies nearly south OF Ind adj Mo-
owned by G. II. Clarke. through
very beautiful well watered tnbeed contains
81 \ Of land, or less.
All persons wshing purchase quesled
property, which will be shown by the Mesrs Clarke residing
the neghboIbood.
Terms of One third Of purchase money required
paid cash te day OF sale and residue
slHlmrnts snd The day OF
from the day Of sale and the payment
bonds of the Purchaser
sureties TO be approved b, the trustee.
W. vEIRs BoUIE, Trustee
Octl l. avdS Scnia3
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GOOD STORY ApRopos-The cry of outrage" the
disclosures of pretended conspace and the manufacture
of threats attributed to foreigners with which the know
nothngs invariably precede their invitations to violence and
outrage and their brutates towards noensive foreign
ers characterized in the Cincinnati Enquirer by the fol-
lowing anecdote:
This SYSTEM 80 steadily and ngeniousy persevered in
by the know-nothing journals reminds US OF story we
once heard in Arkansas. There fellow, in certain
neghbohood in that State who strongly suspected OF
sheep stealing There good many cases OF the mys
terious disappearance of choice mutton from the ocks OF
the planters which traced to his door but being
very willy and ingenious chap he generally succeeded in
proving abb other defence which reduced the
charge to suspicion. At last however, planter
who riding through the woods perceived the suspect
ed sheep-thef steal from the woods and after looking
around to that near, walk up to hock OF
sheep and deliberately knock the largest and latest
At this moment the planter rode up and confronting the
thief exclaimed
"Now, sir, have got you You can't get off; you are
caught in the act"
"What act 2" Indignantly inquired the thief
"Sheep-stealing" the confident response.
"Sr You had better mind how you charge respectable
American citizen with such crime sheepsteang" re-
piled the gentleman with the penchant for mutton
Now will you deny that you kill that sheep y
asked the planter.
"No sir" was the prompt answer; did kill him, and
P do il again I'll kill anybodys sheep that bites me as
am going peaceably long the road
The knownothng for their acts Of violence are
generally good those of the Arkansas sheepstealer
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Penney ylvoHia duenHe, bst,osen lsh and 18th streets
@. r. DIvERN0Is, Proprietor.
" HE Proprietor OF this and splendid establishment well
known In Washington for number Of years.
o the Napoleon HOTEL Hoboken which the
oha fashionable society
has the honor 20 the citizens Of Washington
that his establishment will be opened
vemher, 1856 The efforts which he has satisfy
all demands which he may havs
him perfect hs This
dvsed into three each having private entancehe pau
reserved for families furnished eh elegant bed
chambers; the genemen consists pnor and he'd
chamhers which The y,san
splendid dnner pariea IA y
decorated having al III modem Msched The bar
led with the best of wines and Hquur imped
this establishments hot cold lunch 4, aI
hours the New Orleans plan The be dhoe win A served
every day az aock and saaday q which viii se un
rivnlled ~ Washington F ~
B-Thers Is al'o splendid sSag attached 70 the establish
Nvvs-isw2w C, z. DIvERN0Is
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Notice.-westcrn Texas Land Agency.

THE undersigned for my
Of which
Of removable large small
Wiley
and San Fernando and the finest cotton
corn, grazing lands In the State Emigration tending
this the which for health and
be by county earth There ne
Corpus Christi gulf
ping receive the products carry We
will
in desired ts have
oflands, make accommodating The
putabe. For informal address
whom will will
promptly any inquiry concerning said lands
WHITE n LOGAN
Attorneys at-aw, sernin, T.,
W. STEVENS,
Attorney-stlnw, Abingdon, +. frsfnia
ct l4-9awdS cplmot
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The NATIONAL THEATRE,-We take great pleasure In ma
king the announsemeut=and quite the citizens
of Washington will be equally we'll pleased to receive it
that the popular captarice and general vorite, Miss
Louisa Pyne will make her appearance in the first of
series OF celebrated operas Monday night next She
will be supported by Mr. Harrison the excellent tenor
the other members of the troupe among whom find
rolled Messrs Reeves Gulmette and Mrs. Reeves who
will make their first appearance in this city that
sion Since her last appearance here Miss Pyne has ap
peared in all northern cities where she has been
ceved with great ecat We welcome her back the Ma
onal, feeling confident that she will meet with
and highly yaatering reception from her many friends and
admirers in this city
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Form b.

Know all persons by these presents thai has released,
and hereby releases, the State of Texas h
claim for The of oeTlhca. evidence mum
ber for the of 8, issued by the late republic Of
authorities Of fexaS
be the United States the pro-
visions Of OF Congress- entitled
of such creditors Of the late republic of
pretended in the act of Congress OF septemhr nine
approved spbruay and an ar
Of the Of Texas approved the t Of Februa
As witness hand and seal.
Aug 22--dtlsuan
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lfnrEsfa-

NEw YoRK, Nov. 6-Flour has deelned-saes Of 6, 200
barrels State cd 80 50 ass southern unsettled, but
nomnaly at 81 10 81 IS. Wheat IL drooping-saes Of
IS 200 bushels white 81 IA red 81 50 81 S. Corn is
decinng-sales Of 1900 bushels southern Mixed 7l
cents Pork is dull $40 so for mess. Beef Is firm and
unchanged. Lard dull at Is cents. Whkey steady at
81 cents for Ohio.
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WINTER MILIJNEHp.-MissE f. r.. hcnsrnti woks re-
specur inform her friends generally he
will open Saturday, November s 10 eock vsty hand
some assortment Of French millinery, tba ap
proved Of the season, cpnsng Of white Of
various styles md silk plata aeies
chdreu head dresses feathers flowers together with large
stock of soods which will be ade icasona
An orders win be promptly offended il,
The ladies are respectfully invited 10 call.
OF
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OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LOTTE
RIES OF MARYLAND,

following the drawa Numbers Of Marard
dated Lottery the benefit of the Town Of Bel Air class
drawn November 4, 1856; "V VI
81 73 IA SO &c 40 e5 10 80 30
following drawn numbers of the Pot,nsco rsIu,s
Lottery, class 2el, drawn November s. ltsG ~
40 Il 55 CT II 80 80 AZ SO 10 Al "a
o,-. r. FRANCE n Co., Managers.
Nov lit
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DIED,

Navyyard, in hi. city, yesterday morning. PATRICK
CALLhGHAN the 10Th Of his Of the parish of
Moycun county Of Galway Ireland and yesdent Of he Navy
va the last - years,
His funeral will take place this evening ocock,
residence DenRs Calazssn corner STREETS east
"may he Iest in peace"
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Boarding School for BoyS-NuHbr Limited 10 Ttesnfy

boarding School for BoyS-NHnbr Limited 10 Ttcsnty.
REV. JOHN b. XEECH, PRINCIPAL.
THIS institution miles the IIaod
turnpike having regular daily communication spce
The pupils required board with the ppcipa
well the school room) being tue
remarkably healthy. aud opi all Ienpa
ton and vice The entire arrangements Of
to youh whose parents Or guardians are prevented by absence
husne from giving personal telr
Of instruction ebtaces modern ruarer
mathematics, aud the usual branches preparatory college
Of business.
The winter session will November st
LIST ofApiI.
References; Right Rev. bishops whinaham and Atkinson
Rev Drs wyatt and lohn- Hugh d. Evans Parkrr Scott
and Dr. Samuel Chew, patIUore and H. O. 4, Key ST
Mary's county Maryland.
Reference also De made Samuel Narrau
Of the tulou, the Office OF Chesapeake Ohio
nal Company Washington u. c. who will give infuuiou
the terms, SC,
sPnshed, Fnlon, Irio county, Maryland, October
a. 1875
Oct 25--eoat
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BY t ELL &C X A p III
Later from Havuna.

NKw YOnE, Nov. 6.-The steamer Black Warrior, from
HsTana the 3D. has arrived. Spanish brig had
sailed from Havana with 900 stand of for the inur-
rectonists in San Domingo and active preparations were
making for the invasion OF Mexico.
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Cotton faetorn Burnt.

PHLADrlPHrA, Nov. s.-James P. Smith & Co.'S cotton
factory entirely destroyed by fire this morning
early hour with 100 looms throwing out of employment
persons The loss is $50 0OO with insurance of 0O0
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Notice The eung ST. ckholders OF tha ,h
ineon Building Association will FIuta t,sIaI n
evening, The 7Ih instant, O'Clock. " O '''A'
fine imposed stcckheae for nct attending the apnua
meetings. " 's N "'"""
Nov, s. ;tdf n mCEINsoN s.o.,..u
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Form "A.

Know all by these presents that has released,
and hereby releases the United States of America from all further
liability claim for the certhcae evidence
the OF SID Issued 10y the late republic OF
Texas the auhtes the State of Texas
bel by the United accordance
provisions Of Of Congress- entitled An provide
creditors republic of
the act af Congrers of September nine
2eth bTuary,
Of approved the lst OF February, 1856
As tines M han and
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LOC AL N E wv 8.

THE ELECTION ALExANDRIA-We are indebted to the
Alexandria Sentinel for the following complete of
the election held in that city on Tuesday last:
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variety OF Ornamental and Shade Trees.

variety Of Ornamental and Shade Trees.
JAMES MhHER5 private nursery, street. wahiuEoa
city
THESE all seedlings, OF free growth Of
free from suckers, tho siveTeaf abeas which,
regret say, These
domains aud also private residences
OF the following sizssi
T. mamie, In the clear and
well furnished suitable for avenues Cemeteries sc. They
cannot be equaled.
like purposes.
No Horse chestnut which, like the former
the
y No. 4. Slver.eaf absals, Of all sizes.
No, s. The catulpa OF large size.
out Of 900 different varieties have
three varieties suitable for lawns dumains,
The number of syerleaf which
anywhere.
be disappointed calling
number OF Trees will he Immediately attended
reduction in price will be made those purchasing
number of
respectfully the public persons
themselves before
habit snd the
then they will get the reality.
JAMES MAHER,
Oct l6-awt30thNov Public Gardener.
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oIbRoAD ENPERMESn.-It has been suggested that al
tnments in improved rails brakes &c, when thorough
aoneed are quite expensive and the results II pub.
"a benefit all roads alike, fund should be raised by
@mPanles in united capacity to pay for the same II
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o y ICIAL.

FSaHkn Pierce Prsdsnt of as Uasd Of quaeriea 10
all WAoBa may concern.
Satisfactory evidence having exhibited 10 me that Julius
kaufman has been appointed eeonsu Of Austria Al Galveston
do hereby him SUCH declare him free
enjoy such functions, powers, and privileges allowed
the vice eonSuls Of the most favored nations in the United
States.
In testimony whereof pat
en and the seal Of the United States be hereuHtO affixed
Given under my hand ely Of Washington the I'D day
t.. November, A. D. 1885, independence OF
United States of America the slsL
FRANKLIN PIECE.
WI. MARCY, Secretary OF State.
EInklh Pierce, OF States Of America,
all Whom IL may
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited that William
Henry judah has been appointed vice consul Of Baz Pena
cola do hereby recognise him such, declare fee
exercise and enjoy functions powers and privileges
allowed TO the vieeconsus Of the favored nations Ia
the United States.
In testimony Whereof made pat
and the seal of the United States Affixed
Given under my hand, the ey Washington day
f.. ST. November d. 1885, independence OF thu
United States Of America the 6lst.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
By the President
w L. MARCY, Secretary of State.
Franklin Pierce. President of Of .ameroa
all whon it may
Satisfactory evidence having exhibited 10 me that +.
KeDizen been appointed Of esse Daradt New
York, do hereby recognise him Sueh
exercise and enjoy such fune,ons and privileges
States
In testimony Whereof have these
patent, United States affixed
Given hand the city Washington, Sd
November, A. d. 1885, OF independence
United States of America the 9st
FRANKLIN PIERCE
By the President;
w. L. MARCY, Secretary OF State
Treasury Notes Outstanding November i, 1896.
outstanding of the several issues prior to
records Office.
Amount outstanding of the issue OF 22d July 1886,
records office.
Amount outstanding OF the of 2sh January, ls4T
per records OF this office 1850 0O
1901 g.
Deduct cancelled in the Ii: nds OF of the
counting officers under prior 22d July, 1885, 30
III al Ga
F. BIGGER, Register
Treasury DEPARTMENT,
Registers Office, November i, 1856
Nov 7-ltf Int Il Star
DURiiILt. Gas umstnniial Evidence, vol. 1886
ID Tnyief's Precedents uf wills.
Abbott's Practice kepsts, 2voIs,
Hifard's American Ju spfudence,
Htiliard eaies.
Barnewa Aideson Kings Bench Reports American re-
print vols.
Voorhees, New York Code OF Procedure.
Burni Assignments.
Greenleaf's overrued Cases. revised edition. 1856.
BuriI's Law Dictionary.
JohDson's Abridgement OF kent's Commentaries
Code Reporter. vols In 2.
Rockweis Mining Law, Coopes Jusniau seatan Forms in
Equity Jermys Equity Iursdiction Beits Admiralty Pracce
Townsbends Forms, Hare discovery, many
hooks day opened for sale, every
York and Philadelphia prices
Now FRANCK TAYLOR.
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GALE on LAKE ERIE-A telegraphic despatch from Qs-
wego states that severe gale swept Lake Erie the
night Of the 9th inst The schooners G. ~ Chapman with
cargo of wheat and the West Wind, with cargo Of
salt ashore between the piers The latter is total
wreck No lives lost The schooner G. NJ Deshler,
with cargo OF wheat Ia also ashore here AT tie
last accounts clinging to the wreck
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JACOB REED,
Manufactursfdf ......
ARMY AND NAVY CLOTHING,
No. 10 south Filh street, Phfadeiph,.
All coors quAlis Of military and fsrcv cIo, a. ~
hand, and for sale At the loves prices. 10y "
Oct Is-d6mT
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should be inflicted than mere six-months incarceration
The child was taken by good Samaritan but 1t is feared
she will die"
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Democratic gap over FlOuFnOys majority in city, 2a4
and in city and county, 24o.
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by Ihe FfesIdenIi
w. l.. MARCY, Secretary OF State.
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Oct ll-QawdS cpinsNoy