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DRUGS, MEDICINES. &c.

..oo-<-o-,>~~.~ ~>--r->c--|
-. ruoxas NJ d. !. W. THOMAS, JR
~ w. THOMAS & BROTH EKs
il DRUGGISTS AND PHARMACEUI!sls;;
.o,,h west corner of Main and Twenty stfee's'
Richmond, Va, np1YcS
,,o,o inst opened with a full supply OF HkVWHrV'
HMnESn1I}}:iNES. PERFUMERY, SOAPS and f .AtfI,v
GOODS The patronage OF the pnnle com.
Solicited Physicians prescriptions c"re ie Inn
,omude6 at all hours. ~
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1tY1rn191tfll3 CARDS.

CTDvES. TTNWARTS, HOUSE-FUR-
- NISHINd ARTICLES, i&c. -
r GREGORY sRornERs
hay. ..nsss,s . q. y, no, osa rs'o~
No. ~ Main street, between Fourteenth ana
- - fifteenth,
where they keep constantly on hand large assof''
$3.50 ~" menf Of S-.r
pARLoR, OFFICE AND COOKING STOVES.
A"' = nd ''''. MORNING AND EVENING sTAR'
IDA, MONITOR, QUICK BAKER, ,oyr p,p PAP
and others too numerous to mention, which tney
niedge Ii nselves to sell low ~ the same eoods
can be bought In New York OF bait1mosee: H..
Asu NV de 10--3m
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n(sIJFkNCE COMPANIES

n(SURkNCE COMPANIES III T
LIFE
~ INSURANCE COMPANY
.s OF NEW YORK. s4.,a d
r. esrseeft @&s E
Cash assets. July 1, 1856.
Annual income, In eash.........."...". s's0e'Ssv
The dividends Of this company are larger IN
amount, for premiums paid, than in any company
in the world All of the profits arising from this
immense fund and annual income ANNUALLY
DIVIDED amongst the insufed
+ Applications can be made to
J. B. NAcxrkpo,
.s-I.. ..- hel Dr. ;. D. "'OA"'
Jonx Il. OrEY,
g. S. NICHOLAS, or ,.. ..~
..... E. b. MEADE, with
OF. BREEsEE, General Agent,
once, Franklin StEoct1
ae,s,s between Seventh and Eighth.
EL1ABLE
IL SOUTHERN INSURANCE.
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE EFFECTED
PETERSBURG SAVINGS AND INSURANCE
.. COMPANY
NATIONAL FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE
| .. COMPANY t...
NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA,
STEVENS & PEGRAM, Agents,
Cary street, between Eleventh and Twelfth.
BRANCH OFFICE
SECURITY INSURANCE COMPANl
! NEW YORK.
,ooo, wv
, ANIMAL INCOME OVER.............. l,ooo,ooo
| This Company takes
FIRE AND MARINE RISKS
ON THE MOST FAVORABLE TERMS,
COUNTRY RISKS ALSO TAKEN. ...
All losses paid at this Office witho" delay
sending proof to home Office.
Application can be made to A. BOILING JOHN
DrEY. S. S. NICHOLAS, or E. B. MEADE, with
O. F. BREEsEE, General Agent.
Office, Franklin street,
! ao,s-u between Seventh and Eighth.
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HENRY L. DESTLEK, DEAL IL IN
II IRONWARE, HARDWARE, sIU v hS, NV @E y
hand large . Sf sh also
hracas. large variety Of GLASSWARE and
ccTRa ossk 4 !Ys Fanny GOODS, CLOTHING and
TRIMMINGS Of all kinds. He would a ALSO eau
sistinr. in part, Of WHISKY, CIDER, VINEGAR
and MoLASSES BARRELS and BEER kEGS
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VIRGINIA BUCKWHA.AT FLOUK.
u 3,eos pounds supes3es nDQKS v4x4E kk0v q
60 p0sn4s snbeyi@ y816H ROLL BUIIkk,
- pounds fresh yl0e, Gowns
3sossssss 80 III A VI 7Sisl to
= ''''e -. bxSbRID0. 3 a D11soN..
Ao Its No. ~ 0eo eeeoee.
NEW YORK FRONT AND fA!ylNu
IN BRICK6. lev thousau1 only : NJ 1nn9 Se DIE
Low tOclme. ]. y. ga Vkuns.
Dc l1-sW No. IVA VI sssses'
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TOIIN DOOLEY, 239 sr POTS 200 !, con- con-
y TEL, RICHMOND, VA has ct 4 Styles Of HATS,
cxPs HAT tss Ha SEe1s aHs
every article conneetea from North Cordina,
and are inT saS to e ys; aa
North or South.
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J. FRENCH.

% 1a FRENCH 4 CO., HOUSE,
PER AMP DEcnK 4 ass Of bow b."
plss Comntry orders promptly attended TO- hgn
writing done I'M the most approved style on
rate terms Paint shop and once on ~ sues''
second door from Main. "0 -
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pF7nTT era 71Fjl5 TcaX, q I'll

r p. BELL & CO., WHOLESALE
q AND RETAIL DEALERs in MkWSP4AP6EtksSS'
PERIODICALS, MAGAZINE, SCHOOL. b pyH.i
STR ccT IVNCHBIiRG dc l6-lm
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,TARINE IRON AND

M "A1S = AA BRASS FOUNDRY.
sTha snbscribers have associated themselves to-
eefher for the purpose Of conducting the
IRON AND BRASS FOUNDRY BusiN hss ~,
their friends and the public generally.
ALL WORK WARRANTED TO PLEASE or no
charge made v... p,,or
Location on Dock street, below the York RIVER
depot. NOV M .cs o,a cop
DE ED'AAA AA~ va ALFRED s. LEE,
ITnr'ia "a WILLIAM S. COX.
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THOMAS J. BAGB5YY,,, I REAk M Err
l. TATE. AGENT AND on EHn nna WHirE ASH
ANNAAMRACITE and BITuMiNous G Cto,dGix filed
Orders respectfully solicited a rsspectfaIiy asks
ntca r." wall Tor Fifteenth street e
Main aud franklin streets. -
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= =. xKAL. KaBxRT q. LKIan. J. swOnDs.
N1EAL. LEIGH Il CO., General Com
~ mission Merchants and Tobacco Factors, cor
ner Cary and Virginia streets, Richmond VI.
Dc ll9w
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CAW-MILL AND MACHINE-SHOP
- OWNERS reminded that We sci! ali w,d!,ii
w;tihs ~ GYM BETTING At LIST PRICES. Also,
PACKiNG,- MILI-sAW and BASTARD FILLS;
Nails AxEs SCI In a6ait,Sa Y or T6s s'e TE
Farm. [de ii-At] II. n. Smith co.
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TOHN HARTZ, 2l7 BROAD STREE,
ID dealer In Al linds q TRiaNiNrG .Ss Sn ssils
- cheap = the same goods can be bought !" "'
city. ~ w
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Only thirte months and q half, now, to the
millennium, says DIR. Cumming.
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CCHAAP Il HARTMAN, MER-
- CHANT TAlLORS AND CLOTHING DEALERS.
Intending TO restrict ourselves entirely to ME
MADE CLOTHING, HATS and GENTS FURNISH
| ING GOODS at the greatest bargains ever offered.
! SCHAAP 4 HARTMAN,
| No. sos Broad street.
al, IA between Fourth and Fifth.
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Brooklyn city Nsws.

HoRarBLs Casr or Distribution ANp DsArH --Coron@r
Barrett was yesterday notified that a lying
dead in the basement Of 81 Richardson street. T. D.,
and repairing to the place Mortified At the spccta
Gle presented In Of the cold and unfurnshed
apartment the emacisted figure Of = woman was lying
cold in death In an opposite corner her husband
lying dying condition. aud huddied together in the
eldest only i've years Of sge presenting an appearance
Of the most abcct dissolution and suffering. II APP
reared on the inquest that the name OF the family n
Rufel, and that the deceased. Cathariue Ruel died
from restitution Fer husband has been sick for
tho past two month";. and being stranger in the land,
having arrived r0a Germany within re- cnt period he
knew Of "a, offer his little family helping hand
Mrs Rufc dicd between eleven anil twelve o'clock on
sunday last and there present 10 help her
her last ey femy Coroner Barrett directed Mr. Rsfcl
TO he to the hospital Ut Fatbush and notified the
Supcrnl ,nden Of the Poor to take of the children
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Supreme COurt-Chansh hers.
Before Judge cicrke.

DECREE OF DIVORCE SET ASIDE FOR INFORMALLY.
The OF Pcntand w. Pentand, which was one
where the husband, wealthy resident Of this city ap
piled for absolute divorce from his wife ON the ground
Of adultery up in the above court yesterday after
The question had been referred a referee take
proof and report made In Of granting the
husband decree Of divorce. This report confirmed
Of entering up judgment and also in consequences
made % aside the decree by the defendant counsel
To make the question embarrassing II appears that
since the confirmation OF The decree of divorce hus
band has married again. relying upon the legality OF the
dissolution OF the bond with his former wife Judge
Clerkc after hearing very fully both sides decided
set aside the decree. Thus the plaintiff finds himself
married to two wives.
THE DISPUTE ABOUT PIER rOor or NINE.
TENTH STREET.
Judge Clerke also gave decision yesterday the case
OF Taylor W.. Brookman which application to
continue an injunction against the defendant restraining
him from proceeding with the construction OF a pier
foo. Of Nineteenth street for stated very fully
In last Friday paper The decision is NJ follows
The views which I intimated the argument are
still more strongly impressed my mind after mature
consideration OF the subject As Suyvesant has
or the city, established by the commissioners under the
act OF 1907 controls the formation and direction Of the
streets all piers must I've constructed in conformity with
this planthat 10 the end Of the streets which has
established. No one has right TO construct pier which
inteferes With u or disiurbs the right Of those who
Motion TO continue injunction denied. with ten dollars
coats
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wAsgrSoroS, Nov. H. 1865.
The Department OF state has received letter from
Minister Pike dated the Hague October Is, in which he
saysrhere n little OF public interes, going in Eu
rope at this moment excepting what refers to the eho
and the cattle plague lively concern prevailed in
regard the former until marked change Of weather
took place. few days ago The exceptional condition Of
the atmosphere which has prevailed steadily since spring
has led TO constant apprehension Of unusual con-
dition Of me public health. The saIes and storms
which have occurred within the last week have nov
done much to dssipsie the remains Of this spprohea
The great atmospheric disturbance IL " believed
will also modify the plague raging among the catsle
the facts in regard to the spread of this mursn In Mol
land the nature Of the attacks and the msdical treat
ment IN the various cases This information has been
given 10 tho public through the journals from day 10
day. When these labors shall he complssed VIII en-
mission TO you. They may he Of servsse in the
pestilcnce should reach shores
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MAILS FOB EUROPE.

Tho nxscutaon or Captain Wirx-inter.
estfng Inseiltgencs from tho Southern
ststes-The Fenian MOvement--Lat-a ana
Important News from Mexico. Cuba. the
PsciGo Coast, &c., 80.
Tho Cunard mail steamship Java Captain Cook. viii
leave this port TO morrow for Liverpool
Tho mails for Europe will close fifteen minutes p~ss
eleven O'Clock 70 morrow morning,
Tho Nsw YORK Naturalization for Essope-wiIf 30
published at hafpast ton O'Clock In the morning.
1t will contain:A fun account OF the Executions az
Captain wrx, the Andersonve Jaior. at Washington,
and o. his sayings and doings previous to his death;
Tho latest accounts OF the Movements OF the Fenans in
the United States and Canada Interesting inteisenos
from the Southern States with details Of the progroa
Restoration Late and important News from Mckee;
Cubs, tho Pacific Coast &C. and accounts OF all interest
ing events OF The day
Single copies In wrappers ready for mailing six cens
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The Navy.

ARRIVAL OF THE GUNBOAT FLORIDA.
The United States steam gunboat Florida arrived at
this port yesterday, from Norfolk, Va having in
the old ordnance ships Ben Morgan and Roman which
are brought to this port to be sold at auction.
THE UNITED STATES SHIP M0NoNGAHELA.
The United States slo0p- war Monongahcls, which
has been for several months past undergoing repairs
the Brooklyn Navy Yard, will probably go into commits
sion the ensuing week II first intended to send
her TO the Mediterranean but her destination will be
squadron where her services viii be most in demand
TO ne DISCHARGED.
n is rumored among the mechanics Of the Navy Yard
that within short time two thousand Of them will be
discharged The retrenchment will take place among
those who for the last four years. during the have
enjoyed the benefit OF good situations without doing any
duty In the active forces OF the army and navy All tho
employees who have served In the army and navy and
were honoraby discharged are to be retained.
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THE DISPUTE ABOUT ruE PIER rOOr or Nj
TENTH STREET.


ARRIVAL OF THE SECOND NEW JERSEY CAVALRY.
The Second New Jersey cavalry, numbering three
hundred and fty effective men, Brevet Brgadsr General
Karge in command, arrived Trenton Sunday night
from Naichcz, Mississippi The regiment went out in
September, lso3 under Colonel Joseph Ksrge 10 vir-
gnia and in December proceeded to Paducah Kentucky
and from thence to Eastport, Mississippi and since that
time have been IN the Department Of tho Gulf prnci.
palIy engaged in radng under General crierson They
fought at tho battles OF Oklahoma and Guntown Misss-
sipp On the 2sh OF ecembcr, 1894 at Eeypt's sta
n0n Mississippi, with six hundred and nfty-four men,
they took seven hundred prisoners with loss OF
officers killed and four wounded. The regiment was
a, the siege Of Mobile, from April 10 May and after
wards marched seven hundred sod twenty three miles
The following s list Of officers
srAyr
Brcvet Brgadier General Rsrge, in command
Lieutenant Colonel Jones yorke.
Majors--f. r. Revre and r. ~ vr,om, yr
Quartermaster-James NJ Baldwin.
Comnissary--Matthew Addison.
Adjuiant--J. Lacy PierSon.
Surgeon--F. l.. Dayton
Assistant surgeons-Krie,er and ). Todd
LINZ opncyxs.
COMPANY A--Cap,an, l. {. Mumfcrd; Fird Lieu.
tenant. Il. q vranm; second Lieutenant John Burns.
. Company B-Captan, r J. Q. Van Wrinkle tbrevctted
lieutenant coloDcl) First Lieutenant, Geo. johnson ,
Second Lieutenant, Robert Har,bIn.
Company C-Captan, v. y. Mount; First Lieutenant,
Montgomery; SECOND Lieutenant, A. r Appiegate
A. d Hamilton
Company Egyptian, - scudder; First Lieutenant,
L. Anecr.
Company F-Captan, r. w. yandegrin; First Lieu
tenant Samuel W. sNay,c second Lieutenant, L. II.
smith
Company G--First Lieutenant levi r. Barnard
Company H-taptan, tiyens. First Lieutenant,
John Madigan; second Lieutenant, - Rice
Company I-taptaln, n u. Mitchell; Second Licuten-
ant. Z. W. Avery.
Company K-Csptain, G. Linden; First Lieutenant,
Frank 7. Adams second Lieutenant, James O'tonncr
Company I-Captain - Van Panwitz; Second Lieu.
tenant, NJ. Van Siranz
Company M-Cap,aln, z y Feruald; First Lieutenant
J. w. Hoffman.
" Is expected that the regiment will pad on and
di-char ged on Wednesday oi this week.
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Before Judges Barbour, Mosunn and Mopsn
ne x-chomics Ranking Asocsst,os, App>!tsns !. n,
MarIposa Company, Resspmde~f This rs appeal from
order made by Ju1se Nobcnef Diminishing the
paini of the plaintiff 81 The trial terua The ss,ion
originally brought 10 damages sgsinat the
Marposa COMPANY FOR ref SOL 10 transfer four haored
seventy three shares o. ns sloSk ground Of the
appeal Is that the Judge NJ trial misspprehenssd the
facts which tho plaintiff contends wore AZ fos,ows;
The plaintiff held certificate for four hundred and
sntvthrec sharss wbioo he had received IN good fsth
and soy value, having advanced the security Two hua
dred and fifteen Thousand dollars A. the time Ut
transaction IN questisa there existed custom OF usage
by which certificates, with powers IN blank, were
sdesed negotiable by delivery and ~ emitting the
transfercc demand transfer thereof and cartf-
Prior 10 the dsmand by plaintiff u was intended thai
hundred of the -four hundred ana seventy ibree
shares should be transferred to Dbblee Camtios and
the residue Jaudon, and for this purpose their
namee we're Inserted In the assignment On present A
ton a, tho defendants Office the Of IA Ford on
signsnent and powe~ tho attorney make tho spa
= rhs transfer 70 Dibblee a Camblos and y y
JaadoD Was naac ana painful, navlns b,corn-
The and holder o. the certificate preso ned tho
and demanded that the defendants should transfer
the SHARES to the plaintiffs The plaintiffs also demanded
that tho shares should be transferred Dflee Cam
bios aud 10 r Jaudon, IN accordance With the
~ the assignment The defendant refused 10 make OF
permit transfer ~ the shares be made 70 any
No objection made by the defendant 10 the form ~
certificate, or OF the assignment power tho nature
condition thereof The demands alleged in the
plaint admitted in the answer Declsiou reserved
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JACKSON, Miss, Nov. H. 1885.
Major General Howard addressed largo assembase OF
freedmen to-day He assured them that the plantation
lands would not bs divided among them, and that tho
freedom which they enjoyed the privilege TO work
for their living and support.
The State Legislature st engaged in discussing the
negro testimony question
The condition Of the people OF Mississippi appeals
powerfully for protection State creditors, long patient
look for measures OF relief and measures must be
quickly taken TO provide against the disastrous
Quences OF inundation in various parts Of the State
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The French Church and It's Elections.
SUPREME COURT-CIRCUIT.
BEFORE Judge Smith

The room OF the Supreme Court, Circuit, in Duane
street. crowded with large assembage of French
men yesterday morning The cause OF the unusual col
lection the expectation that suit respecnga
tested election for church warens and vesymen of the
French Protestant Episcopal church. the du Saint Esprit
would for trial The suit is brought by Mr. julie
Lanchantfn Fred VI. Allies and Others who claim to
have been duly elected the 18th of last April and
that they prevented from taking office by Mr. Pierre
La Costa and Others who continue the duties
Of church wardens and vestrymcn without any elective
appointment or other authority The matter
quite an excitement and expected will occupy many
days In its trial.
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Files Of The cflcsl journal Of the Mexican refublio.
little newspaper published at Paso del Norte. have
been received here 10 the 18th OF August
They contain accounts OF a singular liberal demonstra-
ton IN Chihuahua On the day appointed for the cole
braon OF the establishment Of tho empire number OF
the citizens held funeral ceremony in memory OF
Hdalgo This flags were lowered TO half-masi and tho
place wore general expression OF mourning rather than
Of fostivIty.
The Periodico (ofaca that Ossca has been
occupied BY body Ut Jusrst troops under Ceoaea Daz
. brother OF Perforio Daz
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ADVERTISEMENTS FOR the COUNTRY.

Advertisements for the WEEKLY HsxAaD mus. he handed.
before ten O'Clock every Wednesday evening It's CIR
culstion among the enterprishg mechanics. rArmersL
merchants manufacturers and gentlemen
eoanry increasing very rapidly Advertisements In
serted in the wEkxY HxRALD will thus ns BY large
portion u The active and energetic psop.c Of tho Unsssd
States.
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The Right OF . Congregation 10 Remove
It's Pastor.
CONMUN fLEAS---CHAM BEks
Before Judge Cardozo.

Before Judge Cardozo.
The German ProtesaM Dutch Church Abraham
Berky Pastor.-This involves curious dispute be-
tween congregation and its pastor. The defendant
Abraham Berky for time pastor Of the Ger
man Protestant Dutch church, and after oeasing per-
form the duties OF minister continued occupy the
parsonage and refused to leave it, The congregation
thereupon had recourse 10 summary proceeding to
eject the reverend gentleman applying to City Judge
Russell for the necessary papers and orders. Before
Judge Russell could decide in the proceedings inunc
ton was granted by Of the Judges Of the Court of
Common Pleas restraining the defendants from further
proceedings before the City Judge The defendants
moved TO vacate this injunction the papers. and the
Rev. Mr. Berky applied for leave to amend his complaint
without prejudice TO the Injunction The argued
quite fully by Edridge Gerry for the defendants and
Peter Y. Cutler for plaintiff Decision reserved.
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nst Nsvt ~ rfrg.

MEpiA. Delaware coaBtv, IN, Neg Is 1855
There was a large Ore az Avondae this morning, by
~hich the Srahaven Mills and two dwellings, de-
stroyed The property owned by Miss Ellen Pstter
son and Mr. Rooer Patterson Of Philadelphia. The nre
ssuppopcd have been The wort.of uccndssy Loss
abou f5O OrO
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Mr. wmLiAS PEra lately 4 The Usited ststs-
psputy Marsas ir this city dsi Yesterday al his resi-
dence Nh 80 Iaursns street, afes lingering illness %
several months deceased very efficient sud pom.
Tar officer, combining with greS nrmnee- humans
considcrsteness which many occasions sofenedthe
rigor e the duties he called upon TO perform He
served In the nat nal army the outbreak of the Mex
var serving in the First New York Volunteers until
hostilaies cessas He subsequently, n member II
the Crystal Palace police and. in recognition of bs
vices, presented with the Commissioners medal For
the last years he astve Uaed States Deputy
Marshal aud mch equally respected and esteemed
by mis- super officers and associates His remains will
be escorted from hs late residences TO morrow, bv has
former military comrades 70 their ANAL resting place
(,,1ep wood ljemet.ry
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The yudinna Legislators


The extra session of the Indiana Legislature
menced to-day. The House organization is Tho
NJ last session john 4. Petit vas Made speaker. The
Senate has net elected subordinate 3Icers The Cover.
message will be delivered 10 morrow
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Those mho use noof i.As y : , GsKN ~, sITrh.s
have fear Of cholera - IL werfu,y
stomach. IL from Vlnhi ,c snuians or
oil snds madeleine win sep Digestive
In sound aud hethy condition .nd that THIS - all
required proved NJ the of sts o. dur
ina which cholera hbs hittet almost uniyer
sal use aud thousands OF lives
ANY who may he sHsefsng at ice present time from
orhty of tfs digestive et,ass slight,
should ialls.eiveS rad thus armed al aE
points against this DIRE Il ssea-a y apni depot 80 Arcn
street Philadelphia. FOt sale by bt- evrtywhrr~
~ y uEI.Npes.D -
whtae.sl. and rslalt depoa. IA broadway, Se-lofk
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HNfON NOV. II, ISHb
The great Fair OF the Boston Mercantile Library Asso.
ointion opened this evening with great enthusiasm.
George blanchard, Esq, of CINCINNATI delivered the
no a..
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FoRrEEss MONROE Nov 10 1898
Tie steamship Backbici with the dfsbleJ steamship
Victor IN io1, Ieft for New York this morning
The steamship Hermaa Livingston from NsS Oteen.
for New York with the Twenty second regiment of
colored troor,S sailed hence Cor New York LAD oght
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large aud influential meeting was hold at noon 10.
day IN the Merchants Exchange IN favor Of the i'm.
mediate construction &c the Northyn Pacific Railroad
His Honor Mayor Lincoln presided Powerful speeches
were made by ex Governor CuUJ, OF Orcgou and ex
GVyeruor fulior, OF Utah, =.
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Salt About One Thousand Barrels or
Petroleum.
SUPREME COURT.

Before Judge Pcckham
3d'oard n. NaobouM Schiegslin and Oth~f This
was dispute about the right sell thousand barrels
Of petroleum. The plaintiff contends that schienen
Brothers agreed with him TO purchase on his account
furnishing the cash, portion Of the barrels insurance,
&ca tank OF oil sufficient to oil thousand barrels
The plaintiff also that Schieen agreed to trans
port the same TO New York for a compensation OF FIVE
per cent on the actual expenses incurred The oil
purchased and transported but the plaintiff alleges the
defendants sold It before reached this city without any
authority from him or notice. by which he contends he
suffered loss and therefore lays his damages at six
teen thousand dollars