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From Me Examiner, Nortolk Ia.
Csphao pills accomplish the object for which they
were made, Wig: Cure IL headache In all its forms,
From the Examiner, Norfolk, Va.
They have been tested in than thousand cases
with entire success.
From The Democrat 81. Cloud, MINI.
Ifyou are or have been troubled with the headache,
send for box (CephAlic Pills) that you may have
them in case Of an attack.
From he Advertiser, Fr0videncs r. l.
The Cephalc pills are said to be remarkably effective
remedy the headache and Of the very best for thai
very frequent complaint which has ever been discovered
FINN The Western r. X. Gazette, Chicago, III.
We heartily endorse Mr., spadiLg, and his unriTaled
Cephalie Pills.
From The Rdnaichd Valley Star, Kdnaoha, Va.
We are sure that persons suffering with the hesdache,
who try them, will stick 10 them.
BfOm he Southern Ftuh Finder, Neto Orleans, La.
Try them you that are afflicted and sure that
your testimony bo added to the already numerous
list that received benefits that no other medicine can
produce
From the 81. Louis Democrat. -.
The immense demand for the article tCephaic fhl Is
rapidly increasing
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FREIGHT FREIGHT !

NM The sloop ALFRED, Captain SAMUEL ArPIIS,
KUHN will make weekly trips between Wilmington
,uI. aud Baltimore. Md. Freight taken at very low
rates. Apply at No 422 East Fifth Street, at BARRYS
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mington Del. ap 2Sbm
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Bibles and Testaments

PUBLISHED BY THE
AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY of New York
Can be found at
A. D. INSLEE'S Book and Stationery Store,
No. COS Market ST., Wilmington, Del
DiBLEs and TEsTAMENTs of all Languages published
ID by the BIDLE SOCIETY be had at the Depository
of the New Castle County Bible society No 6o3 Market
street. A. d INSLEE,
ap 10 Agent for Bible Society.
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Dur lUeeR(U a(manaC,
Inv suE RisEs sun sErs NOON SITS LEsoTH
'Ol'' I'm. HIN. Nm oy DAYS
S S #:;: II III f f;s:5
Martmr Eirtcul9tmrc.
Port of Wilmington. July 4, 1901.
nIaH W lffe Oh 3sm NJ


ARRIVED SINCE OUR LAST.
schr Bohemia Clark, for repairs at MOore's yard
Sehr iapmot DUPONT Herring, In ballast.
sehr w Pratt, Whilldin, in ballast.
Sip JeAe Hilles, Jr, Mcguire, wood to Appleton.
Bye Col Thos Florence, Naulty, coal to Patton.
Bye Robert Reed, Richmond, coal to Mcdaniel Adams
4 Co.
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Bye Catharlne Ann, Loughney, coal TO Capt Huldsll
sloOp Mary WaTner,J nokes from Philadelphia, with
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sloop Fame, Riley, from Philadelphia, with mize to O.
Warner.
Eloop Planter, Merrhsw from Philadelphia with mdEs
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Cloths. Cassimeres, satinets, vestngs, Blankets
hIarseilles, and other White Quilts, Comforts,
Bed saekngs, &c. Boys Wear in great
variety.
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Subscriptions

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THE pUREsr MEDICINAL AGENT EVER KNOWN,
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mar Of
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MILL II kAft IAOIIOD
nILHAMS MANUAL OF INSTRUCTION for the
u Volunteers aud Militia Of the United States with
200 Illustrations.
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BUSINESS MATTERS.
DR. G.. r. RAKER

May now be found at the Boarding house OF
Mrs. Amelia Robinson, No. COG Market Street.
third door below the City Hall, when not at his
Office. my17-lm.
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NTOTICE-Just received fine lot Of China Tea Sets
IN the best quality direct from the factory Of brdswoon
Son. for sale at No, Ill Aarke street. Wilmington. Del
iani JAS 9. PICKELs,
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Assignees' Notice.,

ID oBERT ALEXANDER having this day made as
IL Segment of all his property real and PERSONAL for
he benefit OF his creditors, ali persons having claims
gainst the said Robert Alexander hereby notified TO
the same, aud those indebted to him will make
payment to the undersigned.
JESSE LANE, ! ,,
JOHN A. DUNCAN, AsS'sneeS'
Wilmington, June 8, 1861. ja Him
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From the 81. Louis Democrat . - .
The immense demand for the article (Cephalic Pis)
rapidly increasing.
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VNO EET-Front rooms in Piper's Block,
= the second, third, and fourth floors. Inquire of
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ITO LET-In Worcester Bank Block,
= the large and pleasant room between the Library
Room and Eatons College rooms, formerly occupied by
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my29 dtf at the College
TENEMENT TO RENT - The sub
A scriber has just completed tenements for
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ITO RENT-A large Machine Shop, at
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ing Machinery might be easily fitted for cotton
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paterrts.
PATIENTS.
4 MEXICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS
R,H. EDDY. Solicitor of Patents.

(LATE AGENT OF U. s. PATENT OFFICE WASHINGTON
40 STATE. oPPosITE A K XII SHEET BOSTON
After an extensive practice Of upwards Of twenty years
Great Britain France and other foreign countries Ca
Yeats Specifications, Bonds, Assignments and all Papers
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tents nventionsand legal other advice rendered
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signments recorded at Washington.
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ed o II not UNNECESSARILY superior to, any which can be
offered them elsewhere The beDT given
TENT oFFCs Y than tbe sncr6sS and ~ c
IL THE BEST PROOF OF ADVANTAGES AND ABIL.
eve end prove that at no other office Of the kind
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past has enabled him accumulate vast collection OF
spechcations and official decisions relative patents
ca works and full of patents granted ir the
United states anu Europe render him able, beyond ques
All necessity of journey to Washington to procure
ventors. -
TEsTIMoNIALs
regard Mr. EDDY as of the most capable and sucE
eesga practitioner with whom have had official inter
al have hesitation in assuring Inventors that thew
cannot employ person f mere costsst and
for them early and favorable consideration
Late Commissioner of Patents
sSIr r. H. Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN appca.
tons on ali but ONE which patents granted
and that one pending Such unmistakable proofo
mend ali inventors to apply him procure their pa
tents they be sure OF having the most faithful at
tenton bestowed on their cases. and at very
charges. JOHN TAGGAhI.
From Sent nth 1881 to June 7h 1855 the subscriber
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EMBROIDERY AND LACE DEPARTMENT.

Our whole and entire stock of Jaconet and Muslin
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TERMS OF ADyERTTsINc.

ADVERTISEMENTS published in the DAILY or Al a.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-25

Death of the king OF portupaY

The King Of Portugal died on the 18th instant aged
twenty years His disease was typhus fever
Prince Ferdinand the Kings brother died few DAYS
ago Of the complaint and another brother Prince
August, was also III.
Prince Louis Philippe, Duke OF oporto succeeds to the
throne He left England (where he visit to tho
Queen for Lisbon hearing OF tho death OF Prince Fer
dinand.
Pedro Y. de Alcantara Maria Fernando Miguel Rafael
Gabriel Gonzaga &c, &C., King Of Portugal and the a.
garves, born at Lisbon the 18th Of September
1887 lie the son of the late Queen of Portugal
Donna Maria H. da Gloria, and Of the King Dom Fernando
de SAKE Coburg Gotha. He succeeded to the throne
his MOTHER under his fathers regency, the 18th o.
November, 1858, and visited England and France the
time Of the Universal exhibition of 1865 He also visited
Switzerland and Belgium previous to his majority which
he attained at tho ago Of eighteen years, on
the 18th Of November, 1857. He, however, took
bcr 1855. The treaties with France and Belgium
for the exradition Of maleacors and with the States
OF South America for navigation and commerce were tho
principal acts Of the regency Of his father Don Pedro
the Fifth on his accession continued from the beginning
the ministry OF the Duke de Sadanha who had continued
In Office for four previously but who fell in the fol-
low year before the opposition of the Upper Chamber
the King formally refusing 20 create peers TO obtain
majority in the Cabinet. The ministry of Louie who
succeeded him, made way in the year 1857 for third
rrogressionst ministry, tho chief Of which wss H.
dAvlR
Don Pedro was married by prpcuaticn at Berlin, on
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sixteenth pcr cont English Railway sock. showed nst
e -.s good demand for money m Iombafd
street, and the rates were rather ster at OK * PEI
amount OF business was done
Consols for money, ea% a u; for account, OK ~;
Consols firm, % T-16.
Shares steady and inactive.
Canadian and American quiet.
loan OF x4O0 900 for Morocco 20 enable the sbsnsk
indemnify 70 be setted-pas about TO be- introducsd d
Messrs. Kelly :" -aer government auspices.
don DIRECTOR printers and publishers OF the Lon.
assgnme :, had suspended payment, and made an
AT in favor OF their creditors
=. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
The cotton market has been active advancing prcen
The Improvement is principally in surats which are
Sales OF Monday and Tuesday about So bales which
20 900 were for speculation and export.
SALES AT MANCHESTER.
An advance IN prices Is generally demanded but with!
out much RESPONSE ana business continues limited.
THE LATEST COTTON REPORT.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. IA, 1901.
Market strong. Sales 10 900 bales or more.
BREADsTUFFs MARKET.
Messrs Richardson Spence & Co., and Wakefield, Nash
Co., report;-Four quiet but rm ut 28s. 32s Wheat
quiet and steady; red western lis 3D. I2s 3D. South.
12s Cd. 12s. 10d; white 1885, 14s. per Genital.
Indian slow and rather easierixed 32s 3d. white
SOS. 37s.
PROVISION MARKET.
Beef and pork unchanged. Bacon occasionally little
frmer under reduced stocks Lard dull and dropping
Choice sells at OILS. Cd ex quay Taow quiet 81 late
rates; 60s. 6ls. for North American.
PRODUCE MARKET.
Rosn quiet at 14s las. Sd. common. Spirits Il
35s. S6s Cd. Sugars quiet. Rce-Rather doing.
Conee inactive. Linsced oil firm at ass. Cd. a sos.
LONDON MARKETS.
Wheat firm Tor English, but quiet for foreign Sugars
unchanged. Coneo brisk at full rates. Tea active and
firm. Rice quiet but steady Tallow quiet; T. G. SIS.
Linseed oil firm at Sos. o.
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by our side and warm himself with at H. All
we ask Is that lie will not turn round and throw stones
windows after he leaves the old house. We do not
wish to inquire too closely whether this cosy talk about
our common history and literature has ever
been thing than talk whether IL has ever pre-
vented dear friends from throwing all their sympa-
thies and something moro than their sympsthes, into
the lap of foreigners, who had no common literature ana
no common history, nor indeed, any other recommenda
ton than that they were at war with England We VIII
not If We can help IT, inquire whether we have ever seen
any other action Of these common ties than that they
have bound and have left America free TO be more
captious with US than with any other people we are
only delighted to find from Mr. adams speaking IN all ms
cdndor that such ercn terms, and that as
tlUen and america The cu ioar and the blockade are
literally nok,vorth D,entio',in9
Nor does Lord Pamersen give us less promising hopes
that all the votivc tablets in the Guidhal will be pro-
phetc of national tranquility Lord Pamerston yielded
not jot TO any one present as peace lover lie was
anxious for peace with his political opponents and
seemed to look about in vain for hero Of the oppo
site faction on whom to bestow his affections. Looking
abroad upon the world in the cool morning. it may seem
TO some Of us that grow sanguine after dinner and
that u is scarcely time to sleep too soundy how-
eer The World ,ciH consent 10 be at peace the world may
be well assured that England will not break IL.
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the result did not correspond with the desires Of the other
two nations
Subsequently, France England and Spain arranged TO-
gether to obtain that satisfaction which was due to them
and TO prevent the repetition offences which scandai2ed
the world and outraged humanity. Thus tho de.. win
Dc accomplished th9 execution OF which has been the
constant opeot OF my government At the proper time
an account VIII DO rendered to you Of tho Convention
Eentatiyes Of the three Powers s'e. -
That Spanish island tho l1rst discovery of which i'm.
mortaized the name Of raiumbus forms once moro a
part o. our monarchy The Inhabitants OK ST. Domingo,
menaced by ioreig2 yncmes, weared by internal dsor
ders invoked in the midst Of its conflicts the august
nsne Of the nation 10 which it had been indebted for
civilization anr life. II would have been unworthy Of
TO contemplate its suGeriugs without emotion to disown
Its appeal, inspired by great recocctons and by in
exngusshable love for SPAIN Convinced that this ap
peal, that these wishes, were spontaneous and unan
nous, did not hesitate to welcome them atten-
tive to honor than to the convenience Of my people.
The inhabitants Of St. Domingo have their wishes
realized The elements Of riches which their fertile soil
contains begin to be developed in the bosom of profound
peace and the zeal as well as the justice of my govern
ment and Of the authorities viii ece tho traces Of past
discords
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1osal 81 1851
The news by the Etna is four days later than that
eefved by the Asia
The United States government steamer James Adger
left Southampton tho 18th instant, destination un
known.
Private dispatches from Calcutta state that oghts
London for rice 52s Cd. The exchange stood at 2
The James Wilson, from Melbourne with f76. 600 in
gold has been at hundred and twenty six
dAys, but the rate Of insurance at Loyd's has not ad
vanced beyond five guineas
The London Times in abiding to the dissolution Of the
Coatian Diet says the Emperor Of Austria is hurryng
on to try the great whether 600 Of Ger
mans can hold in subsection 600 Of other nations by
brute force.
Sir De Lacy Evans in letter to his constituents un
der the title of Illegal and demorazing barter in army
commissions complains that the repeated promises Of the
government to arrange plan for appointing the
mandes Of regiments by election instead OF purchase
remains unfulhlled.
On her voyage from Queenstown to Plymouth the
rigate Warrior went nine and half knots hour
der toreas and foresas Yesterday tackled but would
not go round More head sails necessary an add.
fional mast forward is suggested that the foremost
and mainmast should be stepped the bow The
ship is too much inclined to come up in the wind
1t is said that the Central Committee Of Society Of
st. Vincent dc Paul is definitely dissolved in France.
Accounts from Venezuela to the ed OF October in
London satisfactory regards the progress of the
paccation Of the country under General Paez Accord
ing TO accounts from the republic Of Ecuador Pres
dent OF Peru had addressed overbearng ntimaton
TO the government threatening them with new block
ade Of the port Of Guayaqu unless they will to
the cesson Of half Of their territory Peru rejects
every offer OF concation including the proposed media
Sion Of her Majesty government.
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Court Calcndnr-This Day.

SUPREME Rr--CRcrr-part Mos. s52, 1893, 148
1857 1872 1883 s76 1885 1891 49, TIA 1871 697 149
1l45 1882 1853 O154, 1899 Part H.-4djourned II
term. GENERAL TERA.-Ncn enumerated Mo,ons-No
$50, 26l, 1852, 1853, 2s4, EOS, 2ee, GA Enumerat,
cases-Nos 1862, 1893, $685. Ss9, 400 400, 40, 412 Al
41s, 423 425, 427, 429, $50, 431 205 SPECIAL TERM
through. Motions noticed the calendar heard only
consent
SUPERIOR CouRT-Part Mos. $3.50, 2547, 1856, 25t
2405 1177 1881, 7, 1867, 1893, 2i25. Part H.-Nc
$780, $500 1924 27l2, 17s6, 1892 1884, 1854 2756, 7
27G0, 2762, 2764 2766 z768
COMMON PlEAs--Part Mos. 1876, 165, 1885, 1877, II
160 ITO 10 lS3 Part uNos. IA TO 1856, 1857 to 1874.
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EVACUATION DAY.

programme Tor the DAYS Celebr0t1O0s
This being the anniversary of Evacuation Dav the oc.
- Ia, % ,,., :. =, -, - -, ~ -
oas"n VIII DO eceoi"eu IN 'e USUAL pec0ming mannes
In FORMER years the 2tth OF November was considered
one Of the DAYS OF the wear bv the
90 w.. VI. .,, .,.,. ...s, :, - r.,---.,
- w" AVN, 'ie Aii'A'y i"iaaeu AZ run oontncn'3i
costume, cannon were fred drums beat the joy bells
pealed forth and there was general holiday throuphot
,,onh.,,.a -. -. 80.
oro contain, nil, . ,,o.a ,t,,r, au,,, !, 60, -.
= 80 ~ ! 'p"' "a " 80" Aou's
III neu % the grand display OF other days gone by me
following official orders denote the programme for 10,
dav.-
crx,r,, o,,.-,s 40 ~ -s4 I
u $1,000 on ns 49,, -, :, o,,,
"DeoANiAHs sI r.i. v nisisi n1 ~, l. p, NJ,
Tho d,,,,s;on u Wv aui'n NY. -, iooa. :,
Norn,,hav $500 WI Pa'aao on aionuAy, .no I0sn "
yor h - pi,,,s ~ t,e cvacua9h u view
cennrai' wah;n, a s 10, @ .io ~. np eIsIy VI
hor leo 's'on anu us army, on 'ne Zoth oi Nosom'
Tbo di,;eon ,,ro ,r,n ~ corad - r,,,. - -. =. !.
rioht IN prnodwaw AZ aawan n,aoaL ~ ais se0',
The marchng saute viii be rscaiyad A T.; from, ~ az
Citv Hall AZ half mas, twe,ye oc,ocS " hon' u Ing
Fourteenth street and Broadway hereby designated
ns the parade ground Of the division until the parade 10
closed. #s
The troop OF Captain Otto viii report for escort duty
at the quarters Of the Major General at half ten A. H.
precisely
The division STAFF will assemble at the same time and
place. BY order Of M i
Major General CHAS. W. SANDFORD.
W. E. TOWNSEND, A. D. c.
suvrNru prc,up>rr r.r,oy., cr.rr
cuxpa.1 oanrpNno az "o
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THE PASSPORT NUISANCE AT New YoRK-Mr. Samuels|
buyer for Messrs. j. Mckenzie Co., Of this city, hal
been obliged to return from New York being unable t
obtain passage in the steamer for want Of passport 81
fore leaving Montreal he called Mr.. Gddings, til
American Consul, to know if passport require
want OF it he refused permission TO leave the Unite
States. An application made to Washington, but ID
answer received. Some other English gentlemel
detained their baggage going by the steamer. II
special object Of the American officials appears to be
give Brteh subjects all the annoyance they possibl
n-MonfredI Commercial Advertiser.
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Arrivals and Departures.

ARKIVALS.
MISUNDERSTANDING Etna-Mss N T Cheney, Mrs
Hunt, Mrs Van Gersen, + Goddard Miss Goddard, .
Smith, Miss Smith, Mr. and Mrs Connolly, Mr. and Mrs HUI
and infant, Mr. and Mrs Henry Hyer, Mr. and Mrs Rob
Won Kusserow, Mr. Keongh, Knevitt, A Del santo, J
Heyers M Williams, VIM Hy Hilbert, Mr. Qutkelberg,
Mr. whitsed @ PEREZ, Wilson, Mr. Sullivan, Mr. speer
Total, As cabin and 157 In the stcerage.