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4 ssvrpxas Navs. We srS siAd - -
sAaa this s1eiees easAgss tAe earnest attention
q oar Nsw Oxieaas contemporaries, and thai
sAsy stssasly azus The eenssrsesion Of vessel.
of.wsr 1t that plsce. Tho soath is rich IN ~
The ns,ssials of Ahip buildiug. and ~ wonde'
shat ~ have not already II Least the Begin
nanr OF = navy. We cannot sfordto wait 70,
foreign counsri%s 70 eren oar porte. W
ooshs 70 Be- able 10 open them ourselves The
world i always ready 70 help those who DO
not nNsd he hello, We have naval officers WIN
deserve " b. employed upon theie own ele
,.snt. and who could render efficient ssrvic,
- The country u ws could only put thsn ahoA'
Il Il insc,sr.b,e that We should longer perni
the Federal navy and Yankee piratse 70 vapol
and bully along the whole oxteot Of on
coxss, and completely isolate ne from the rssi
Of m..Akind II, II the beginning Of the war
a few millions had been expended for iron
r,atsd f.ixstes. we ccsid by this time hav,
sunk The whole Yankee navy. and opened on,
ports 70 the commerce Of tho world II Ii
not yss TOO late. By energetic efforts We Cal
gss . feet ready By spriug, which will saw,
IA from humilissiag reliance upon the inter
vsnsioa Of foreign powsra Every sdon
should n, once b. made for the relief Of ii.
CUansry from the Yankee blockade. W..
trust that the Executive md Congress vii
bessow their earliest attention upon this mos
important subject. Our naval officers, among
the moss accomplished ind hsroic In the Oh
service. are painting for sn opportunity ..
Distinction and nsefulasss upon the ocean. an.
We hsps they will not be disappointed. w,
know Of no expenditure which would yell
~ rish rsturns as the construction Of few
sLipsof-war.
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IAeatre.-The ''Queen Sisters made their
first appearance last night before large au
dienoe. Under the excellent stage manage
msnt of Mr.. Dalton, the performances at thi
Pleasantly. rhesnew drama, "Ths Scouts, o
the Plains of Manassas" is now in reh earsal
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Richmond Philharmonic Assocsntsoa. -
The benevolent effect of this AS ,ciatlon, and
the admirabl. mdsical entertainment " hich j,
presents, should insure a crowded house at
their concert TO- night
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sCHUL z respectfully Il ,rms his psfr ne, mem.
be 8 of the Uonven'io., mil ar. snd other gantie
men, LADIES se5ournlDg that h. may usually. be
e'n-' lied iisli cases # Pedal surgery, causing
pafn &c
Hr ffca. Wall Street Hotel. Wall St
n, l2-3,k
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Mr. .Sm.H's Cor The circumstances con
necIed with the larceny Of a cow 1rvm Jere
Iiiai VI. sniGn nave ilot yet been brought t.
hight james Tyler, OF Httoover, W no lie under
arrest tor the ouonue, WAS before the Mayor
yesterday, but tho witnesses being absent, Tie
case Was continued 10 thursday next The
accused, who Is member vf the PaInun ke /,
Artillery, a,serts his Innocence, 8i.d sa, 8 thai
ali lie Allows atJoIL tie COW Is that he hotpca
..Lotiler iIAaH uriSe ner To the city.
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AmUsEm EMS.

AT ETROPOLITAN HALL.
A JOINT BENEFIT
VIII bs gwen
TIM MORRIS
And
r wAGNHR
on "WEDNESDAY EVENING,
Not smber Oh.
On which eccat
EVERY MENBER
VI TuE HARMONIOUS
wi, appear In fsvo II character.
eT Full particulars In bus Of the day.
No to-0fG
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Bereasen;ens.-We regret to learn that
Governor Letcher has sustained q painful be
rsayement in the death Of little daughter.
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W. A MEETING OF THE JOURNEY.
~ MEN SADDLE AND HARNE SS MA-
KRIS A6SOCIA ZION wi'ibe held tals Ut-.
DAY. evening at n IN rCELLo HOTEL. B-osd
st., ~ I o'ci ok = full at,elca ca ]. r-qne rel
By order Of the PRESIDENT.
no 12-us
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Miscellc ae0us Cascs.--Ae usual ON Monday
morning the miscellaneous list at the Mayors
Court-in wbicn We include topers, vaga
ponds, negroes with tut passes, aud uuruiy
characters generally required tedious and
proiracted investixa ion yesterday. The uu
dience was also very numerous, an impression
naying got abroad that something rich would
turn up Ia the course of the proceedings; but
If pubiic curiosity in this respect war graft
ded, it WIS Al the expense OF personal suffer.
ing, unless the crowd WIS blessed with trmsr
u.de.pinnings than toe majority OF nan1ind
The expected rich developments did not trans.
pre-, and The petty cases disposed of present.
ing nothing OF Interest, we conclude To let
them all aide Oh this occasion.
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N ANTED-Af few good
w CA kP ENT z r s.,
The beat Of wages give, pply to
JAS A JOHNSTON,
no 9-9tA Bal. and 9th Sta
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~ - - - - - = - - - - -
THIS EVENING, Nov. l9,h,
PERFECTION. Second rishs of THE vIGI
Lance CoMMITTEE. BY the Green sls.r,
Dancing by the Children Dance bv Mi.s Mar
Ps.ungton: eecfe. ar Hob /, the Wall.
Hs EE Pr esAMaE "a
(T AND iNSrRuMrNrAL tUyUEsr
FOR 1HE BENFIT OF TIE
MARYLAND YOLrSTEERS
AFRICAN CHURCH ,a en-
TaChSDAY EVENING, Nov. Il
slGNOR GEORGE,
Ass'sed By e's danshtsr; n,~.r-,
Prof. VICTOR kNERINaER, "a es'ssra'A
Pispist q d voealist-s pupil of ThslhM,)
And other emiper. ron s~or.. will give one 0ra=S
Focal and Tnstrunentcf Conee-t at the AFRICAN
HUk II. in this city. on 1HuR Day EykNss,
Nov. IL. on which oco sioa will to sung vtAa
full and efiei Mt ,horus ,he new a. q popular song
dedics,eA u Pseaid ut DAVIS entitled
1.-THE CONFEDERATE FLAG"
Prof r. BcRRAaE, of t1is city. viii p,ssdss
the Piano.
sF Tickets ONE DOLLAR
EEDoors open st 7; Conoert TO commence s''
ANFor psrticu'arA zee programmes no 7-4i'
RAND VOCAL AND
U INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT
Br TIM
RICHMOND PHILHARNoFIcAS ASSOCIATION
FRANKLIH HALL,
On rEvspAY EVENING" s1f' Sso ssaSs u isl,
for the benefit Of tho WIVES and HlLDRLN
If tbs Richmond volunt err
rRpGRAlfxE
PAkr rInsT
!. Overture. ......-'' 'WenesaN
9. 1.-TWO Roaeen-Chorus, Male Vrices- Werner.
=. Duetto--'auarta che blanca luna 1snpsos-
Mad. EsTvAN aud bliss LACY
4. Mynheer Van Drnek- ss0oh
Solo and Chorus, Msls Voices.
Madame EsTyAN.
g. Chorus ffoua Norns-ka.e Vol es-.., selSl
PART SECOND.
oTpup,,sn,.s-so,o Pr Fine .Bs..a
Nj. wILDr.
.. /. BE vuoi ba'Ia,e" IL La vendetta nsn
Mr. ERIussoa,
4. "Hsrk Above Us---Choru,, Mai Voices.
5. Hunters Srre,s-Dus.. 10. ... Kssls-
Mad EsTyAN and Mis LACY
6. Southern Anthem''--Solo and Chorus
o. A NfiesSA
O.. A. ERICSSON. .....------,--..o Oadaf'~'
TT.CKETS. 50 csp.a For sale 81 'ss pm.
eipaI bookstores. and at the door on The nisa' .
the Concert. Doors open u p NJ. peftofn.2a's "
comm noe 81 o'clock pre- rsrly ,av
~ Madame kstvAn aad Mis- Lacy have hnsy
consented to assist the Association for tas sow
bspevnient purpose.
k8- Tha Psano used ON this occasion hss :. =
Ai~-A xv~ akSAA - 7
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AT ANTED-A competent
w HAIL WARE SALESMAN,
Un. who will wor.. CLAkkSUh a. 20.
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a. AN Eu-Two BIZ i . who van Iite u iast.
w I,ain hand Apply 1T tins .ffis g r H..
IA II ut siaJ) evening. NO i2-ltk
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w ANTED-Toiir-,
w A NEGRO WAITER,
4 . att nd fficer in the Aimy If the fotomse.
uosd wage- paid ENG lie at this oubee.
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wv a n T + u CO. ~ ~
w A gent =. nan wishes to hire
b u & q GY !,
For about two weeks 20 be used In end about the
city. r diIsss "Cap,sln A H. Box lb2 r. U.
20 2tS
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Stab6,nS.-John n. Eubsnk ives arraigned
before the Mayor on charge Of rtabbing Jno
George Anxker, with intent to kill. From the
testimony it appears that on Sunday last Ana
ksr was c0nve asilig with some Acquaintances
near the corner of 7th and Broad streets, when
Eubank passsd along, and Anaker exclaimed
.',hsrs gves y man now who owes me 81 50
or work done twelve months ago" He
tnsn, on the suggestion Of some one, ap-
preached Enbank and asked him for the
amount, when tho latter replied, with an Of.
fensive epithet, that be woU,d pay wheu he
got ready. Blows then paseed between Thorn,
Eubank striking first with his cane, and
they ciinched and fell, when the sworu come
BOW got ont Of the cane. aud Anaker received
seven cuts, none Of them dangerous After
aearing the testimony, tho Mayor admitted the
accused 70 bal 10 43oO for his appearance be-
fore the Hustings Court.
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NV ANTED-A yu M ii, 10 30 INTO camp
w to s.st outier n 8 Hug gooas. Also, u
maa . experience, 30 Il / ordsr 100 q butler. Az
pay It ~ nj ala ST., bet reen - AID oci.ck.
l.E
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r UST REUEIVED-
81 Per exprees from New Orleans
10 half bones LAYER RAlSlNS.
III qr. D xes 20 Co
20 boxes .MACCARONI.
10 hexss VERNE, ELLA.
iOa hounds JU JUBE PASTE.
30 pounds gu b RANTS
Ais,, a largo lot of FRENCH DANDY, ct
N. A. MYERSS, NJ. 1872 broad It.
10 i2 -2ts
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/" LADY MANAGER,
Tins capable of per forming the duties In the
H6u7ek eepng department OF hotel A liberal
pncs wa, be pad. Apply at this Office.
no -
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"A AN lila tou II AND healthy COLORED
w WOMAN. with child Lot loss an Iour
MOI tbs as WEI NUHSE UAiI at Lr. Gan.
NETS life Maiu and yin streets, betws ha,f-
ps3 an Gslf,p at 4 O'Clock. None need apply
unle 3 VIZ II r, Commended. no I2-ats
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from Bull Run TO that place.
The defeat Of Billy Wilson's Zonaves, on
spires US with condolences in the protection of
the Southern coast. Every point where 1t is
p ssibie for them 10 effeci landing should be
strongly guarded, no place should ba lost
quantity OF ships along tn- coast, and already
large number have sailed. The manner In
which the Fam y was captured, and the
scam ering OF the Indiana regiment from
show rs that the coast Is not nm protecsed
and IL d lis orr hearts with Joy and the Yam
kee bosoms with awe to know IT,
a few days sso. the Yankee papers con.
osen ca ptursd. Those who Knew ANYTHING
about the ri.st, saw at once the idieuees Of
such report-not chip could possibly sur.
uve the attempt to asceNd the river, II the
southern troops were faithful and true To
their country They denied the report them
selves, after publishing it for several days
These reports Are all Manufactured for the
pnrposs Of sxpeditinE the recruiting bash
Kecruis are now coming In very slowly,
and drafting p being resortsi to Ali the
scum Of eoctety IL now drawn Oh, and people
who can get meat and bread IN the North
before Southern artillery and nnshetry.
They ars heartily sick Of the war, and Il il
only those who arc making money ont Of thu
We. Who desire u Y. 4. eoas,nusnos; They l.n.
| 90 in for It. rns taxation. which Win SODA
begin 70 pre- upon The people. Will opsn
/ their eyes. and anosher nsl Fun defeat Will
more GOOD u ID h. Il they lnksss. ibr hisc ar,
- dividing mem, and every dxy the breach
= growink wider and wider st the North
The election recently held In Pk.ladsiphta,
| where The democrats WeY0 euCoeoafuI. = prO.
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. Alv.a6.

w DRUMMER and FIYER,
Fox the 3;th Arg'tya vcls NOW atios<d ~ camp
B. lcne 1t Fi Held Racs Ccurss nsa sLis Oily -
E5s sucn viii nit, S25 Per month viii bs pad In
sddltion To the regular psy Il Musicians Apply.
dEse,y 1t the headquarters II this fe siment..
no l5-Jt
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DIG MUND EATkE.
THIS EVENING, Nov. l2,h,
PERFECTION. Second riehl of THE vIGL
LANCE COMMITTEE. BY the Green sl.s r.,
Dancing by the Children; Dance by Mis- Mar
Pa ting,on secfe. ar Hob (, the Wall
~ ZEE Pa oSAMME IA
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C4MHEL X BnkRY,og COMPANY ~U.~ l,nn
~ R~kt Va Vois. wsa ena ron Manas - sAout
~csk $50, and u ~ in ons 1T ths hosoiss,s IN
tsis city. Any inf smssisn oLcerning him Wi i be
tsankfnily received 81 this once. 40 70 -tfs
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w SHOE TITTERG
wish TO employ four good kIrTkE5 on
Shoe Uppers and Boot Legs.
Alse u few WORKMEN on Bostomins Shoes.
no I7-zt* MARCUS HARRIS 4 BRO.
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A FInST-RATE DISTILLER.
Apply 70 Messrs. HUNT JAMES.
no lS-3 t* hichmoud.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-09-25
Michigan Central Railroad.
1861 GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE ....1SG1
To New York, New England and the
CanadaS.


On and after Sunday May r. 1861, trains leave the
Great Central Depot foot of Lake street, follows
4:i5 A. M.-Stops at all Stations, and arrives at
Detroit at $50 y. m
$500 A. M.-Lightning Express, Except Sunday J
arrive at Detroit 600 p. M Suspen-
sion Bridge 400 a. m; bany 2:20
p. M; New York 1850 p. m; Boston
lls45 p. M.
$500 II. M.-New York and Boston Express, lex
cept Saturday, arrive at Detroit $40
a. m; Toronto 3:42 p. M; Montreal
1900 m.;) Suspension Bridge or Buff
flo 300 p M. Albany 500 p. m;
New York 600 a. M Boston 1920 p. m.
$500 "A. M.-cfncinnati Express, Except Sunday, }
through to Cincinnati in IL hours
500 r. M.-Cincinnati and Louisville Express
Except Saturday, through to Gin
cinnati In ID hours, Louisville in IA
hours
Salsbury's Patent busters are run ON Day Express
Trains
Patent Sleeping Cars all night trains
ES Baggage checked through
THROUGH TICKETS for sale in all principal Rail-
road Offices in the West at the General Oce, corner
Lake and Dearborn streets, (under the fremont
lIouse) Chicago, and at the Depot.
r. N. RICE, General Superintendent
J. q. A. BEAN, Western Pass Ag't. MAY 20, '6l
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FOR CINCINNATI!
CHICAGO, INDIANAPOLIS,
CINCINNATI SHORT LINE
Rail ROadI

Shortest, Quickest, and only Direct Route from Chi
csgo to Cincinnati.
Passenger trains leave the Great Central Depot foot
Lake street, as follows
First train 1:45 am, arrives at Michigan City at
1880 p. M. (dnnero La Fayette $685. (supper) tndi-
annapolis Sis, pm, Lawrenceburg $780, and Cncin-
natl at il:45p.m.
Second train S:0Opm arrive at Michigan City $50
Pm. La Fayetts 240 am, Indianapolis $40 am
Lawrenceburg 1920 am, Cincinnati at lO:45 am.
Passengers leave ottumwa 500 p.m arrive at
Burlington at 7:25 pm arrive at Chicago 5l5 a. M
at Cincinnati 1880 a IN.
cinnati
Patent sleeping cars attached to all night trains,
and run through from Chicago to Cincinnati without
change.
Through tickets can be had at all railroad offices
In the West, and at the company Office corner Lake
and Dearborn streets, and at the depot foot of Lake
street, Chicago.
Fare as low as via any other route
HI. SPALDING, Ag't Chicago
WIN. POWELL, Tray, Agent
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PEORIA, AND 10.
- GANSPORT r r.

Trains leave Burlington as follows: MORNING
MAIL 700 IN NIGHT Ex., saturdays excepted) s
p. m. Sunday Night Train leaves at S D m Connect.
ing at TOLEDO with LIGHTNING TX. TRAINS on
LAKE SH0RER X.
The 500 m Logansport Express makes direct con-
nections, as follows:
At Ell Paso with Illinois Central Railrosd for Bloom
ington, Decatur, Pana Sandoval and Cairo.
At Chenca with Chicago aud St. Louis Railroad 70 r
Alton to St. Louis
At Gil man with (Chcago Branch) Illinois Central
Railroad for Chicago and South.
At Reynolds with New Albany and Salem Hailro adj
for Lafay cite, Indianapolis and Cincinnati.
At Logansport with Toledo, Waba and Western
Railroad Toledo and all points East; also with
Cincinnati and Chicago Railroad for Cincinnati, Day
ton and Colum bus
The l:45 p IN Peoria Accommodation makes the
same connections above to Gilman.
The above is neS and very much shorter Line
than any other to the above named points
IL is thoroughly built, and we'll manned, and run in
every way to mcritthe appreciation of the cling
public.
Cars viii run directly through from Burngton 20
Toledo without change, and arrive in advance any
and all other lines.
Our advantages are Shortest and Quick est less
change of cars 0nDibussing via Chicago; con-
positive It Is owned and coutroe, by the
same interest lille via Chicago it Is the reverse In
short IL is every way the most desirable line.
>. r. FAYRWEATHER, Jr.
Ticket Agt Burlington.
T. s. WILSON, Passenger Ag't, Otnmwa.
A. BARBER, Wss.sra AT, Dc iMsspa. Iowa.
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Oskaloosa Nurseries.
;E, A HALF NILE EAST OF TOWN; e.as

~ ONE, HALF NILE EAST OF TOWN; e...
~H And the other Fx&
Ast- ONE AND A HALF MILES NORTH. -..a--
The undersigned having purchased Sewers Nur.
series east oftown, and portion of ZimmerInan's
North of this place, hold themselves readiness TO
fill orders and supply the trade on liberal terms
We have some go varieties, at least 25 900 tire
suitable for traHspantng the ensuing Fall All these
ieies are hardy and Of the raitbearing kind suit.
able to thi, climate. We win also keep on hands
general supply of
EVE2GlEEEs, sHRUBBERY Etc. Etc,
of all kinds suited TO this climate Trees from ruar.
10 FIsE YEARS OLD will be sold at FIFTEEN CENTS
each ana purchasers can have the privilege of ma
king their selection. PYLE DuGDALE
oskaloosa, June 81, 1860 II 10y
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XEW XDRX Ann ERIE
RAILROAD.
Great Broad Guage, Double Track
and Telegraph Route


VUN0 New York, Boston, and all eastern cities car.
u rying the Great Western and North Western
United States mails.
Express Trains leave Dunkirk daily, on arrival of
all trains on the Lake Shore Railroad, ON Cleveland
Chicago, Milwaukee, st. Paul, ST. Louis, Dubuque
burlington, Iowa City, &C., and through to New
York city without change.
The only route running through from the Lakes
to New York city Splendid ventilated sleeping cars
on night trains.
Baggage checked through. Fare always as Low as
by any other route.
Boston Passengers and their Baggage transferred
Free in New York.
BE particular and call for tickets via Dunkrk and
the New York and Erie Railroad which sold at all
the principal Railroad offices in the West
This road affords facilities for shipment of freight
superior to any other route.
AN EXPRESS FREIGHT TRAIN
leaves New York daily, making close connections
through to all points West, and quicker time than
before made on any line.
For freight rates enquire off. c. Oatman, al Broad
way, New York. or of Jacob Forsyth, Freight Agent
81 Clark St., Chicago. A. BARBER, Agent
for Iowa. Burlington, Iowa.
E. s. SPENCER, Western Ag't Cleveland, Ohio,
SAM'L READ, Agt, Toledo Ohio.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-04-17
Supposed Egaua upoH ta- Resea-
From the Ne.g York Post.

From the Nel, York IOSt-
The Collector Of New York recently seized
q considerable quantity OF merchandise in
ported from Buenos Ayers, 5. i. consisting
Of WOOL horscha;r. hides, etc embracing the
usual invoices from that port. The goods
first seized were brought by the brig Mary
wilkins, which arrived about January 1t,
and which with subsequent invoices By the
Il, Plata. amounted IL value - nearly SlUO
600 SiLce then. seizures OF goods brought
by FIVE or six other vessels have been made
the sooGs being consigned to ether parties,
aud valued ct about S0,OoO,UuO-
These seizure cases are now pending II the
United States District Cour.. The precise
theory upon which the Collector intends to
ask the Court to condemn these goods as for-
feited to the United States has not been made
public. 1t is believed however. that Dir,
Shell claims that there has been fraud IL
reducing the paper currency Of Buenos Ayers
in which the invoices were made, which the
importers claim are ia strict compliance @ith
the law, and represent the actual cost aad fair
market value Cf the goods to tle American
currency.
The iaa requires that where an inToics Is
made out 10 Deprecated currency, aud ar
/ entry is made 10 the Custom house, the origi-
nal invoice must be accompanied By 4 Cons
ular certificate. stating the value OF such de-
preeiated currency in American currency.
! In these cases IL Is reported that the Coll
( ector's theory Is, that the United States Con
! sui at Buenos Ayers has Rot certified correct
/ Iy to the value Of deprecated curreuoy. lie
certides that twenty fye Bueuos Ayers paper
dollars are equal to one American dollar
and j. IS said that Mr. Sohe!l claims that
. tEeuty-oue Os them are equal Il value. aud
thar By the production oi the CossuIs incor-
rect oertifea:s. tie importers have done a.
act which the revcaua la~s punish by oond
enuation Of the goods. 10 the case ROW Il
court, the COiles'or hSs arrested Il seized ,h
goods ard they have passed iHto the hands Q
the United States Marshal.
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L
PENNSYLVANIA,
APoTHECA RIEs, DEUGCIsTs. GEOCEEs AND PRI-
VATE FAMILIES.
yTolEe;s Pure Tcgnac Brandy
W ciEc's Pure llatierio sherry q Fort - me
Toices mre :'"l,";eS, :.iiSi - "a
ALL EH EGTELLS.
beg leave to call the attention Of the citizens
of the United States to he above Wines and Ii
quors, imported by UdoIpho Wolfe, of New York,
whose name is familiar in every part of this coua
try for the purity Of his celebrated Sc.ioRaHl
SciEagU8. Mr.. Wolfe, in his letter me, speaking
OF the purity IF lis Wines and Liquors, says: Il
viii stake my reputation as : uan,.nly standing
a. q melchaut of thirty years residence in the
City of New YORK, that all the Brandy and
Wines which I bottle are pure as imported, and
O. tie lest quality, AID can he relied upon 10y
every purchaser" livery bottle has tie pro
rIictor's name or Tie wax, and . fac simile Of
lis Signature on the certificate. The public are
Dcctf4t'v invited - call and examine for them
selves For sllc-at Retail by all the Apo-hcCa-
ries aud Gr-egEs in Philadelphia.
GEoHCE l. LsHEox No. $50 Market ST., Phila.
S-.a -aEsat Tar fhsta9a.El'F-
Read the following. from -L- New York Couricr.
L-sogmrus E.as.--ss for l..s Has7 ICy, -tie5-
cbElt-W- yr- L.ppy - inform cur lell0T-cjti-
z1s taa- there Is u-g place III OUT ciry where the
physician. an..a---T-, and country merchant,
can % and purchase pure Wines and Liquors. Is
pure as imported, aui of the best quality. ic
10 not ir.e-L g. give 5a elaborate description Of
tl.Fs merchants extensive business. although It
yy5.3 r-E-v 1rv sssa- e. ar citizen ID VISIT Jcli
pho s. .--.s extensive warehouse, -.as. Is -
AMI -. Beaver =-..=-, @1- Nos Il. 10 and 2l.
E-..E--.. street. His s.acz-.. a.-raEEs ln
hand r.sr tr ali-H- ~ could rat have been less
& ..---l-.., c.-e=-h l5a.e- IF Is26 10 1886: and
ten :..u-a.5 cases .t E.a.tira, Sherry ANA i-Et
Uiae- Scotch and I-.-I 5, -i=-y, Jamaica a.c
s.. ,ri- Ram, some very I'D ana eEUai To any
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