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HHDIuAL,
! PHoILL NoTIoH

~ -
Dr. N. vELLNYs Private hospital, In the
FsSsrn mock, sOrnsr Of seventh and BsiEsss,
oppori,a the Post and Patent oHisss, Rooms
% and u, up stairs, washington, D. C.
An diseases Of private nature treated In
the best seisntiis msnner, and radical cures
effsoted in all eases. SYPHILITIc AZTEC
TON, GoEoRRHGA, GLEET, STRUCTURES,
SEMINAL WEAKNESS, or the result Of 70
LUPTUoUs DREAMS, or any weakness Of the
GEEERATIVE ORGANS, from any cause
Whatever, or how long standing, thoroughly
and radioAlly euredi SlsoL GoUT, RHEUMA-
TISM, NEURALGIA, and other CHRONIC
DISEASES Of the NERVES, MUSCLES, BONES,
and JOINTS; SCROFBLA, BJoTcHES on the
FACE, ERUPTIoES on the limbs and bsdy,
aud all other ERUPTIvE DISEASES and
DISEASES Of the BLOOD, from Whatever
cause they may have arisen.
AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE
No matter what your disease, let no false DEB
ieaoy prevent you from applying immediately
70 Di' Nehny' why ao ..E ~ " ~
tar 'he mo-" 'oONE'sroh m i''SiAN N
tns ue"'men' " p''A. 'e. st no'
70 come ana make Known your ~'''Oi'u"o''
ana ne Will 'peeu''S 'enu ~" On 'ou' wy
rtJoioins' srIF.AnusR-
1N.,d,..de,, ,oourvs N IN. vsupv. ,udul1.d
in when alone, destroys the Gensrstivs organs
wes them for married life, producing
weakness Of the back and limbs, loss Of sui
nation and muscular power, pslpItatioa o.
,h.h.,r, r.rvou, ir,,t.b,l,tv. I.,. Of memory
msl.noholv h,blts, insanity, consumption
.,,,..,h
yo,yo NAN, o,,h. a,..an,, nm
49,, 49, A. 10, ,.u % nj. vor,
-. 80. ,nr.d,.,.,v An n, v.rpx Won,
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nAItHoADs.
nCE51ITiMoNI AND ONO

Il .nTofn SoNpINY.
~ u,ssn,.Syns. Dsesnhar IA. iasl.
%, On and Aitsr sunDhl nshl . NJ: ",
"a h ,,,,,ors All hs nm 4. soilowst
TRAINS moyIHe EskkLLHH;o . Mn
. ", s,aa TpII3 .. ~ .shirstoo
a - ~ ar,.sassN ~
,nrumyevapv .Sn ptftt Al mr.
o, Eo: LImhM 1nn ,.sa.hi...a. = AZ = :,
r.,!.I ~ >. nssis,a,str, IA ~ ~ Ns.V yorI
$50 p. m. No baltimore tickets sold; M,
~ no, = = BALIIoluhfE ALL WIS ~
lRAlN-Lehve WAsnlug.on., ~ ~ NJ ~, .Ig
ihe Mall fr,in for the West, aud reaching
bHl lmore 10 a. m; ry 49,, ra.yr
NO. S-nEW hohh mall - ~
simole t2.S9 p, ms fhilAhelphlA oSi p n'i NC"
i!ga iu'p Z; u. r,,,opr rp.,N ANN wAy
STATIONS - Leave WAshiOston 90 ?: M
ooLnestihg ~ helAy Mlh FFeueA'A
AtlEs ~ MLinnote 80 Y; y, n ~; .r,o,s A 81,
No; a. ~ .,ItI ~
!. ,NrodSe 10 n M This
train stops at MAdensburg, beltsVllle' LHntel'
nnl Annaponh Luncheon 9niy;,, .~r ANN,
no; L. BosI0N' hLnhN1 nru "
YORK EAPKEsS LthlN-beAse g. y, Nv,
~ m. arrive AZ , SSS ,..r so0 nscs with All
mna pa,sengeIs pI uM ,Is, ,i, eoIn ~, VII o.
tho early motning lines leaVinS Ssw IOI ,.l 70!
the East, North aud Weet. 80 i -
or baltimore heHtu 500 ~ WIS uae, VIE
- limited IN earsely " SoVorpmen' oiuei''
TO insure the AIS. ,,,r u.pp,spupo
10; SIbhLi uE!onn 81 ,S n nm AIM
a. Baltimore 8 % p. m.
| No. 3. = NkW YORK, fhlLAbELfn,l ~
| aud WESTERN IhAlF-L$hte ~ ~
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CURE GUARANTEED.

Or. y. FIsHBLATT, OF No. st1 + street, re-
tween Eleventh ana Twelfth streets, middle
OF the block, can be consulted on RheumAtlo
affections, Consumption, Liver Complaint,
Chronic Affections, ~ well a. all diAeaSss OF
impTudenes OF whatever character, and which
may be dsolAred inourabls BY other phyuieians,
he engages TO make INN ediAte cure OF. From
his lengthy prAottoe In the Science Of Medi'
cine, he 10 enabled 10 offer himself to the pub.
bio OF AiforhinE speedy relief. All cases eura-
bic will be guaranteed. He warrants . cure
without the use OF mercury or any other
dangerous medicines. Reot Mt eases cured In
two or three days
his office, AT X street, between Eleventh and
Twelfth streets, will receive immodiAte Atten'
ton. Those 81 . distance In the army can b
treated bv mail. JAnS7-u
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DnILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON
AND BALTIMORE RAILROAD.

Commencing MONDAY, December 18th, 1894,
Trains will leave Depot, corner Broad street
and Washington avenue, a. follows
Express Train at 4O6 =. N, (AiondAyG eN-
eept.d,) for Baltimore and Washington, stop
ping At Wilmington, Perryvile, Havre-de-
Grace, Aberdeen, PerTymAB's, and Magnolia.
Way Mail Train AZ BIS q. m, Sundays eN-
oeptedD for Baltimore, stopping At all regular
at Wilmington for Milford, Salisbury and In
termedlAte stations,
ENpreSS Train At LIS p. NJ, Sundays eX.
eePted,) for Baltimore aod Warrington. stop
VILE, aud Havre-ds- Grace.
Express Train 1t $50 P M, (sundays ex-
eepted,J for Baltimore and Washington, stop
ping at WILMINGTON, Newark, Elkton, North
eAIt PerryyLlls, HAvre-dc-Graee, PerrynAn'A,
Night Express AZ Ills p. m, for Baltimore
and Washington, stopping At Chester, (only
to take Baltimore and Warrington pAHIen-
ssst, PsrTYvliis, aud Hsvre-de-GraSe.
Passengers for Fortress Monroe viii take
"a ACCOMMODATION TRAINs-stopplns at
all stations between PhilAdelphiA and VIII
Leave PnilAdelphia at II, 90 q. m, 400, $50
and 1000 p. m. The 400 p, m. train connects
with Delaware railroad tor Milford and inter.
Leave Wilmington st 7lS and $50 a. M, .. 30
THROUGH TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE
Leave Wilmington at II NJ, A2t, s,Ss, and s.6a
CHESTER FOR DECENTRALIZATION
Chester st SIS, IolAG. m, I2S6, ala, 81, 7-2O
and s.O6 .. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Express Train at I o. .. m. for Baltimore
and Washington, stopping At Wilmington
| perryville, AAVro.de. Grace, Aberdeen, Ferry
mans and Magnolia.
Night Express at u.l5p, m. for Baltimore
| and Washington, stopping at Chester (fol
Baltimore and Washington PaSsengeFG,) WI
mington, Newark, ElktOn, korth-kRst, Perry
| Vile and HAvrO-de-GrAoe.
Accommodation Train At 10 p. m. for VII
| hiInAton and Way Stations,
| BALTIMORE FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Baltimore at S1o y. m, stopping a
Also stops At Elkton and Newark Ito take pas
SengeTa for Philadelphia and leave passenger
from Washington or BAltlmore,) and Cheate
TO leave passengers nom Baltimore or Wash
Leave Wilmington fer Philadelphia at Ga
FROM BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA
Leave Baltimore s.25 q, m, way MAIL ~
D. IA, Express, A26 D, m, Way Train. S.S
p. m, El.press; sas z; M kE IRTnsp
Leave Chester 1t e.61 .. m, Loo, and n'O
p. N. -,
~I TsR nj TRIIN, with passenger car d
tachSd, VIII leave Wilmington for terryvil
! ianII H.E. KINNEY, Superintendent
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ARTIFICIAL CHEoPLAsTIc
BONE TEETH,
DIR. 8. y. sISEsMoND,

40 PennsyivAniA avenue, belgecn Tweh
and Thirteenth streets, Wshhington'
DR.. s, calls the attention OF tho publs
the following advantages OF hls Improves ~
1amt 49,,
Lad. The teeth Of his manufacture wiz rt,'
eOrrode nor change color by any acids 30
are three louFthA lighter than any other,
ID. No teeth or roots need DO eKtFAe' :
the ArtifelAl ones can be inserted over Ip :,
ID. The roots will be made inonshhi'' -
never 70 eshs. .,., Al, M
lth. No temporary teeth are needed ~
mAaent Ones can be made Immediately ~ H.
preserving the natural expression Of ths .. M
which, under tho old system IL iFeP''1
diBngured. ,-,,,, oyt
s.h. This work has been fully tested io ,, az y
nVo years by mAuy OF the nrst ohehh'
phyufeiAna Of this and the old country. ~,
br, 81 has alno invented = white mo- ~
tthlo metal hlling, with which the mOeI - 7,
tive teeth can Be filled without pAlni ~ ~ ~
build up . perfect sound tooth 9n
rootI, which VIII iAst through nIeuI ~,
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT fAi''
with InnoNious YApOr, By Or. slges nlpHI ..
/ PonnsylvAniA Avonue, Inventor SUI I"Tor lnl
ufAstnFer OF AnAeatis InnoAioul SSs,bsI,tl
Laughing Gas, nor Chlor0fOrm oI ia 80 fro
/ strictly an AnAegtio agent, enILeY hsralCI
SxhilGrGting effeets, and peTteeul - ,rsI
/ oausinE 4 quiet aleop, with ploAsH
| uon1 and perfect innonsibllleV " P..,Itsd
The beat Of retaFanoes given II Iepu -
Call and examine far vOuraslNSa.
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Dr. N. vELLNrs Private hospital, In the
FsasrN mock, usrof seventh and EsEssn,
opposite the Post and Ps,eni ofnsss, Rooms
% and u, up stairs, washington, D. @.
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0Ry.IcIEI, EIhg nos
@ssl MusrRniRe sERvIun 49, 81
4---s tolrsHl,s, 70, 81 -, 90 I, .

fnfHHf - ~ -. ltIl.MIlsNOLLU1 4
n. ..,,MA.HtNsfON, Dee, Y, l6se
.,,.hs holIoying are announced a. the only
.,,..esi .sa SommiesAries and hssirthnt. com
sh.-us. Oi mueterAft mis- dite, uneip w :
-. '. uuripg the month OF NOVEMBER lsoA
NaA,aAhAAsANDA anasIAnT lC0niMissAhlbs
A. ~ hVa.
49,. aAISv CerPs'
- Acons hr"y co'Ps. -. 49,,
unitsa ssatss in fshtrvi snpointed segtember
I, 1884
AasistAnt Commissariea: Lisutensni N, $.
Wood 9TH New York heavy artillery, hrft d.
vision; appointed OctobeT 0, 1854 Captain
Frederick D. Dhten, IAN Connectiont yplun-
teers, aecond division, appointed september u,
1884. Captain simon b. Neweomb, esd New
August -, I9el--temporary.
TAird ARM Corn,
p,..onttnu.d
-" y : "a 49,, w., ...r.
Cu-..,....,. T,.a.,.Ir Y - ss,.,,h,r, ION
rrnt,sd s,.,a ,,,,. .,,,, ~ Sentcnbs+
III isss; ,,.,,..,,,, lob,
no,,t. ar, So InT,sns ha,,sty' dr,t Division;
:. tnoiA ~, taI NJ. ~ Inhn w.
cbtssss,n, ~ hI,oo,, voiuntsers, second
division, appointed September 10, 1854 c,p-
tain y. v McIIvainc, 18th United States in.
fantry third diviAion. Appo' nted April IS, 1863.
Captain II. n snyder, sstf Illinois volunteers,
second division; Appointed April IL, 1854; re.
flowed september rs, 1854.
4 80 Efh Aru, Corn,
. Cnnmi,.,rv, CantSin William T. Ceptry,
nm Ijnstsd x e. M NV, Annointed EoyerI,
- a iass 'NfF
As,,stsnt connot...rie., c,ntain q. M.
IsnSblin' 'isstb psnn,yivanIa volunteer. tfS.
divisIon, appointsd July ii, 1884 Captain
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comnissary, Captain May II. stacey, i9th
Omitted States infantryi appointed sepsember
I, 1884
Assistant Commissariea; Lisutcnsnt N. $.
Wood, 9Th New York heavy artillery, tirtt d.
vision; appointed OctobeT 0, 1854 Captain
Frederick D. Dhten, Iath Connecticut yplun-
tsers, second diyiSion; appointed september u,
1884. Captain simon b. Neweomb, esd New
August -, ISel--temporary.
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THIS IsToeIvENoTIOE, THAT
il the subscriber has obtained IRON the Or
phAnS' Court OF Washington county, In the
90 the personal estate Of Charles W. kirby,
late Of Fairfax county, Virginia, deceased,
All persons having claims against the said de-
ceased, are hereby warned TO exhibit the same,
with the vouchers thereof, TO the subscriber,
ON or before the 18th day Of February next
they may otherwise By law be excluded from
all benefit OF the said estate.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of Feb
ruAIy, 1855. CHAkLES kIhBf,
feil-iAw1Ws Administrator.
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1874 ARRANGEMENTS 1874
NEW YORK LINES.

NEW YORK LIN ES.
THE CAMDEN AND AMBOY AND PHILA-
DELPHIA AND TRENTON RAILROAD
COMPANIES LINEs
FROM PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK
AND WAY PLACES,
FROM WALNUT STREET WHARF AND
KEHsINGT0N DEPOT,
WILL LEAVE As FOLLOWS, via: Fare.
At 9 =. M, via camden and AmbOy-C.
A. Accom- modAtin S2.26
At q. H., via Camden and Jersey City
New Jersey Accommodation. 2.2o
At 8 q. M, via Camden and Jersey City
MorEing Express ...... .....,........ 500
Al 8 =. M, via Camden and Jersey City
ID ClABa T1cket.................. 2.26
At II q. M, via kensington and Jersey
City-Expres,; ...:..;;.;;:.:..:.;;...:; 90
A. Accommodations ................... AIS
At ? p. NJ, via Camden and Amboy-C.
ana A. Expr'Is.......:..,....;.;;..... 800
r. va sSsS S shs ISs
At 6I D. m, via KenGingtou and Jersey
Clty-Evebtng Mail. .........,.."... 500
Al II = y. M, via Remington and Jersey
City1southerh Mslii:.,;:;.'...;;; 1890 Soo
City-SOuthern Express .............. 90
At 8 .. m, via Camden and AmbOy-Ao.
commodAtion freight and pABsenger)
lat class tieket.............. 2.b
I'd class ticket. l so
The SIS p. m. Evening Mai! and the l.3O
might Southern ExprOBs will run daily, (All
others, sundays oxeepted.)
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK LINES.
Leave Walnut street wharf at and s q. M,
II m. and 2 p. m.
Leave Kenuington Depot at Ills a. m, 2.S6,
$50 and 8 l6 p. M, and - so a. N. Mighty
The as p. m. line runs daily; tAll Others,
Sundays exeepted.)
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA LINES.
Leave foot OF Barclay street at q. m. and
pm.
From foot OF Cortland street at 7, 9 and 10 ..
m, - m, 4 and y, NJ, AM ~ night.
Tho 6p. IN. line runs daily; (All Others, Sun
W. II. 6ATZMER, Agent
Phil'A and N. Y. Lines,
PHtLApELPHIA, Dec. n, 1898. deSl
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RZmoxDG.'

All n. m ~
- = - =. > :. :. :. = ---I |
n RHAT PEN NblyLVANLA
NonrHvvfnsoTy j hr D. soTUTHwEsr.
- .7T-.
viii isayS h.,inars. nom Norm Cslvsrt
Station, - ioiicsS.,
Herrisburs Aeciis NOD atioi q D. M.
fr,e ana pittsh,,rgh ENnTeaa n q. I'M.
PittsbufEh and RImifa ExpreSs. !. ......io .. m
Tuva,sa.M TaAiN FROM WARRINGTON
Gonnccts ,vith ahe q % a. m. train rom
RaitiT,ots a, pitisburah and the
West. 'and Gar Elmire. Buifalo.
Roohestor, Dunkirk, Csnandai-
sih. sna NIAGARA FAiia,and
for New York city.
rur .~p A. rn.T1 vpoM w.su,No
LIE LIE 80 :. M. IkhIS fhom mh ISL NJ
tInore for PistsSur burr and Erie.
,,,o., a, ,.,,,,,,,
TON Cenneets with the 70 ?. N. Express
H9 p,tt IN .mo org A1 Timirn. wttSe,,,
change Of ears, connecting At
htt,bnrg for Cincinnati,
Cnicsso, f TIai ~. LS ur'
- IN p,,ssio pnsses.
a., nd ~.
.T ..ul t.caSe
0Nr THpot,au TRAIN ON SUNDAY.
VE , rnuI,,,..,nn - n,sio.S :, -
N'is "s"n'ib 'on . S'0'N " ~
,wn,.o cane 40 Otour I'm atua
sot nIrSs, $500 az t;oySRHasSy RsIr,.
,o,,,,.,, M oucv ,,uv
Eos y5.as,. ~. 49, nv mo- s,tor .rr,v
~. nt,,,s ,he ssysst ban sviyanis Rants.
sotpS, PsnnsyivsniS avenue AMI siNth street
under National Hotel, and Depot HOUSE, No
1ss q street. near New Jersev avenue, Wash
| Nation
IN DuBARRY,
Superintendent n. o. n. n.
Ed. WILKINS,
mo. GIILETT, PSsssRs a Agent,
Garner sixth Itreot and pennsylvania ave.
| se1s-n
-, S,--,,-5--------
NJ Il w " IL IL
| IN AND
| WAauTN Vat n N
STE III hlP LINE
| voov
| sEMl.WEEkLh BLTWbEH NEW hohh'
| WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN, d. q.
| s1.E A,fsJtfps
n.,m,.nnr H,,,,,r
| bhLIlhOhE. Ehflkky
eALVOR, AND Jas. y. GREEN.
Regular Sailing Days WEDNESDAYS and
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MusrERING OFFICERS.

The following changes OF mastering officers
during the month OF November, 1854 are an.
nounoed for tho information and guidance OF
all eOncernedi
No changes since November l, 1864.
CALIFORNIA AND NEVADA.
No changes since November 1, 1854.
CONNECTICUT.
No changes Iince November I, 1854.
DHTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Colonel 5, d. IeomAn, 4sd United StateH
0olored trOOpB appointed Chief mastering
Officer for general rendezvous at Camp Casey,
August n, 1884, relieved November -, 1854
Lieutenant CO!opel II. s. HILL, a. United
StAtss oolUred trOOpSi appointed Chief Mus
toTing Ofiieer for general rendezvous at Camp
Casey, November ~, 1864.
DELAWARE.
No changes slnoe November l, 1854.
ILLINOIS.
Lieutenant W. W. Lyon, ltth United States
infantry, springfield; appointed Anguat II,
1884, relieved August IL, 1854,
LituteaARt J, L. HOrr, lath United States
infantry, Springfield appointed September ~,
isS4-temporAryi relieved November u, 1884
Lieutenant William Fletcher, 18th United
States infAntIy, IndiAnApoliIi appointed May
9, isst-temporaTyI relieved November Is,
Lieutenant 4. p. EwerS, 18th uoitsd stAtea
infantry, Fort WAynei appointed May q, 1854
-tempon.ryj relieve d November IS, 1854.
Lieutenant II. W. HArgrAve, nth United
stAtes infantry, Indianapolis appointed Sop
TENDER ~, ls6t-tempOraEyi relieved Novem-
Der Is, 1864.
IOWA.
Captain Alexander Chambers, 18th United
States infantry, DAvenpOrtj appointed MAyl9
lssA-tenpOrGryi relieved November IS, 1864
KANSAS, COLORADO, NEBRASKA, AND DAKOTA,
No change Hinoes November 1, 1854.
KENTUCKY.
No changes since November I, 1884.
LouInAHA, INCLuDIEO DEPARTMENT or TINE
o.. 2. GULF,
No changes since November I, 1884.
Major J. W. 7. Gardner, United States Army
| Augusta appointed Chief Muhterins OticeI
September q, 1853 relieved November II
1854.
Major \. NJ. LittlSr, Veteran Reserve Corps
Augusta appointed Chief mastering Otloel
November II, 1854. ..... ...
MABsACHUSETrs,
Lieutenant W, d, Fuller, sd United States
artillery, Bostoni appointed Jn 10 1854
tempoTaryi relieved November ~ 1864.
Cd tain George Gibson, nth United StateI
infantry, bottom; appointed July 10, 1854
temporary relieved November %, 1854.
Lieutenant p. X Remington, sth Unite'
states Infantry, Boston; appointed August :
I06a--temporaryi relieved November 10, 1854
Lieutenant J. W, Means, sth United State
infantry, bOstoni appointed August ., 1884,
tOnpoIAIyi relieved November ~ IseA.
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TUESDAY, Nov. H-6 +. NJ
ALCOHOL was nrmer, but still continued inactive.
81 ~ was the price demanded
AEHEs.-Recepts, none The market without
noticeable variation: IL anything prices were triac in
sellers favor, in consideration Of the reduced supply
BEEswAx was quiet and unchanged
BREApsruFrs Receipts, 49, SOS bbls -four l40 do and
$50 bags meal 1O470 bushels wheat. 62, 142 do.
corn t. 500 do oats sos do rye and 4o do barley
The demand for State and Western -four continued fair
and prices quite steady. The sales were about
$500 bbls, at subioined quotations Canada -four
was Inactive though change apparent in prices.
The sales about 800 bbs. sSouthern -four was
without important change The sales comprised about
$50 bbs Rye -four was neglected. the market closing
quiet for all brands Corn meal continued inactive and
tAI.c Irara Ix.di lo.n A44-a ..u4..
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The market for wheat again fairly active, and
prices advanced ic per bushe the market closing
steady at the Improvement The sales 20 600
bushels including very choice amber State pri
waite terms at 81 rs 81 IS for Chicago spring and Mil
waukce club, 81 50 81 90 for amber Milwaukee, and
81 al 81 - for amber State. The corn market
fairly active and prices ruled 1c in sellers favor
The sales about e5 900 bushels ut S5c DC for
sound and 92c 93tlc. for sound mixed Western Oats
inactive and dropping with sales at d6c 52hc for
unsouud, and s0c. 6yc for sound Malt dull hut
unchanged. We note sales OF 500 bushels mostly new
at 81 A. Barley without special change. The sales
were about I, 600 bushels, af 81 IL for State.
CoTroH.-Reccipts 2GOS bales The market
rather active for mlddng grade prices ruled
a shade lrmcr, though not quotaby higher The sales
about 200 bales, mostly Of middling qualities We
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FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
A CAPITALIST wANTED-wITH READY CASH, TO
loan r. sums from 81 COG 70 g o. s the beat sppscSS
net returns every 20 dsys beat Of mercsne reference Of
assa Fssfss oes '" wa" real name "'
L,rNAYcrAL-siz0o- wANTED, PARTY WHO
command. the above amount % ionthe Subscribers IN
being greatly Sascnded AMI uIt%ssey forSns .oci
Location Near & This Is no patent mining q
given on interview for which address real nam" :" conn
TonN ] CISCO 4 SON,
@wai strsst New yort.
four per cent per daily balances which may be
-" Negotiate loans r and busnoa. paper.
Purchase and sell government and dher securities on
Make collections in all parts so e ne ps9 States aud
Late Of the United states Treasury in New York
NTExIcAN LOAN COUPON BoyDs-FIPTIEs At
wi $50 Hundreds at $50; Five Hundreds and Thcussnsss
rF'p'r'a''' discount RICE ss swirl ssS 10
f,rrIcE or THE THIRD AVENUE Railroad CON CON,
~ pNny. Third avenue. between siIy'h'n ana S'h"
AZ meeting Of the sockholdsc Of the Third Avenue
day Of November 1896 named gentlemen were
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Henry HENRY + Hn ,ss"''' william ,y;!s s,",,...
Wi n-gs g 6 ' Wafer. Iosn s. HOBBY
~ y r,scor tosn T. Everett, sylvester
An" '0' 'r X Cem..oef and ssmasi psiiinG
company held SATURDAY. me nth Ncvsmper ''0' ~
robert saorcs was s''C isahcKs Secretary
NV Yonk, Nov. II, 1865. -
OFFICE or THE PACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COM
" r"ny' New T TfIiRH NE II bbsf Ssi
Notice g. hereby g,ve the board Of Directors have sb
s,Jssr s. S Ss, & q;
ONCE The company "Wednesday "a inst upon .ns .sp.
stock o. the scrip stock a. mas oeen declared
transfer hooks coscd Tuesday, ith ns) wiD bese
srccned rrid.y ;s IAN hin, Inst, :, directors.
o'"'e' y VIC TnRoD0RE T. JOHNSON Secretary
Mutual COAL COMPANY
a.
oe.. No. ISL broadway, Resoiute Insurance Company
| COAL AT COST.
s,hscrbc,. "a this stock are guaranteed onchaf their
coal, be delivered before January = PEI t9n ,ss
than the market rates Coal cav De had ~ once. ony
limited number Of shares OF snis socS fea'"
Pres Rehabilitation JOHN G: NATTER
VICE r,s.esH.MB satssEf Cashier & United STATE.
Treasury. Ses 6 khopcrrs
pr.s't q ses s.as,.ra.m In. Co
S }oms wkT9ES rrs, scos No Greenwich street
mi NJ SssRs wS;h W js sss Es Ays ''
hiNiSGER iinpc-.,r 40 az ssosarsy
Sis's ss'ss:ss p''Ss1
/ xLBERT wEBB corwin Co, twentieth st. and B~T
BENZ MILLS, 0akum Factor, Jersey CIV ,. aoa Fan
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tae street, dealer a. Goa, end other s'aets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-15

turc, according 10 the recommendation OF Governor
Fletcher authorizing change IN the gauge Of tho
railroads Of tina, state AZ will enable them to operate IN
conjunction with roads out Of tic State without change
or cars.
The business al The SUBJ Treasury today as fol-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-15

TROT-oN THE UNION HALF MILE TRACT
November is at2 O'Clock. for $500 play or pay Owner
Lady Cochran names gray gelding McGinnis
names gray gelding Hero Al to wagon best In
JAS FIELAY. Manager.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-15

A TWO SEATED EXTENSION TOP WAGON, IN GOOD
"A order Price $3.50 Light top Wagon bu li;,ie used
Pandrau maker), cheap. Several first cnss Top Wagons
newl greatly reduced prices; So h. rack sulky cheap
nj 2lg West Twenty seventh street.
The Portland daily press., 1865-12-21
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

that remedies handed out for general use shoud lave
their efficacy established by well tested experience in
the hands Of regularly educated physician, whose
fulfill; yet the country is flooded with poor nostrum
and cure-als purportng to be the best In the world
are not only useless but always injurious. The un.
fortunate should be PARTICULAR in selecting HE
physician, as it is lamentable yet incontroyert-
able fact, that many syphilitie patients are made
miserable with ruined constitutions by maltreaimeut
from inexperienced physicians in general practice
for it Is point generally conceded by the best syph-
Ographers, that the study and management Of these
complaints should engross the whole time Of those
who would be competent and successful in their treat
ment and cure. The inexperienced general practit-
Toner, having neither opportunity nor time to make
himself acquainted with their pathology, commonly
pursues one system of treatment, in most max
ing ndiscriminate of that antiquated and dam
gerous weapon, the Mercury.
The Portland daily press., 1865-12-21
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VTTANTi d a tenement suitable for one or two
wv small families, with good water privileges.
Please address Tenement, Box 1903. A-tA
Oct 10-dH
The Portland daily press., 1865-12-21
MARINE INSURANCE.

Marine Insurance ON HULLS, CARGOES, and
FREIGHTS, TAKEN SPECIALLY or upon OPEN
POLICIES. The public will find it for their interest
to give us a call.