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Who have cold hancs and feet; weak stomachs, lame
and weak backs; nervous and sick headache: dizz:.
ness and swimming in the head with Indigestion and
constipation Of the bowels pain in the side and back
encorrh1a, Tor whtes); falling of the womb with in
ternal cancers; tumors polypus, and all that long
train of diseases will find In Electricity sure means
OF cure: For painful menstruation, too profnse
with young ladies' Electricity is certain specific,
and WILL in short time, restore the sufferer to the
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TEETH! TEErH! rEErH!

DR.. ID. still continues to Extract Teeth by ELEc.
TRlCIrY WITHOUT PAIN. Persons having decayed
teeth or stumps they wish to have removed for reset
ting he would give polite invitation to call. G.
superior ELECTRO MAGNETIC MACHINES for sale
for family use, with thorough instructions. u.
Dr.. ID. can accommodate a Jew patients with board
and treatment at his Rbnse d ~
Ohiee hours from O'Clock A. M. to ~ NJ; from
to SIP. M, and to 0 in the evening.
q Consultation free, :, nov1tf
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An old lady named Welch, residing on
Bank Street, fell dead yesterday morning,
supposed to have been caused from heart
disease. I. s83tH3N NHH-tA, H@sWit.1sF E
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SUBSCRIBERS to the Una Assemblies are
reminded that the first party of the Course
viii meet at Lancaster Hall this evening.
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Z MON Ia. ..ll.ts-5 -ss 5slf CHICAGO, Nov. %.
Flour-dull and heavy.
Wheat-quiet; No. 1 declined a lie; sales at 37a
e. SO; No. declined q Sci saes at O7eD 10. "a 5
declined 81 q Sc; sales at &c for No. !, and
&c az 56Jc for No. 2. - ~ '' III
I Oats-quiet .asgta3lS .tEtH . %
Provisions-dull. Hogs inactive. 80 b s.lYsi,.
High Wnes-quiet. $500.
Freights-noninal. - t~ p 80 e "a 2 81
Receipts 700 bbls. -four, $4,000 bushels wheat,
81, 900 bushels of corn, 10, 900 bushels of oats
Shipments-2,900 bbls of -four, AZ, 900 bushels of
wheat, 900 bushels corn TO- 900 bushels of oats
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For Throat Diseases and Affections of the
chest, browns Bronchial Troches," or Cough
Lozenges, are of great value. In Coughs, r.
ritation of the Throat caused by cold, or I'm
usual Exertion of the vocal organs, in speaking
in public, or singing, they produce the most
beneficial results. The Troches have proved
their efficacy. nov27mw&f&w
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nv, - NEW YoEK, Nov. %, 23O P. nj. -
favor of lenders. n nv eN-.o1''' -
Tie national banks are preparing for the
December redemption OF Treasury notes. -
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EY-When Sir Walter Scott was urged not
to prop the falling credit of an acquaintance,
he replied /: 'The man was my friend when
friends were few, and will be his now that his
enemies are many"
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FENIAN BALL--This festival, to come off
Tuesday evening next, it viii be seen by refer
ence to the advertisement, viii be at Lancas=
ter Hall, instead of the City Hal" The Com
mittee engaged the City Hall for the last Tues
day in November, but by accident the time
was entered on the books for the last Tuesday
in December. The Committee supposed it all
right, till the Hall was advertised for another
purpose, so that, in making the change, they
are not to be charged by those for whom they
have acted, with any lack Of care in the mat
ter. They have made arrangements for first
class time. 4 yyg.G'KX& (&2IAR
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ARREsT.-officers Pickett and Sterling last
Saturday arrested Thomas Forman, seaman
on board brig Frank E. Allen, on suspicion of
being concerned in breaking into Boyd &
Hanson's rigging loft and stealing lot of rig
ging. Sullivan, in whose possession the rig
ging was found and who has been bound over
to answer at the Supreme Court, says that
Forman stole the rigging and sold it to him
lSnllivanl. l.l IL IL VI. ~ ..sa IN !
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LECTURES ON GEoLoGY.-Our citizens will
do well to remember that the third of Profess
sor Cummings very interesting lectures ON Ge-
ology is to be given this evening at Congress"
Hall, not Mechanics Hall as formerly. This
science affords topic perhaps the most mag
nifcent in the domain of human knowledge;
and Professor Cunning is well qualified to
treat it in an understanding and interesting
manner. Let him have a full house this
evening.
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OCEAN STEAAlERs-It is the NouG Scotidn,
and not the Anglo Saxon, 1.-THE latter having
been wrecked long ago) that is on the way to
this port from Liverpool, and may arrive to-
morrow. N.Y. n s.,.ss.rt IA. s,..l.,a ri. r.
The Moravian, which was chartered special
ly for New York, will touch here, ON her re-
turn voyage, next Saturday, to receive the
mails and passengers. q7yT p4qos-fs feJr
The North American, now at this port, viii
leave here ON Saturday, Dec. 9th. Az 4
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q Bys Electricitv5

I The Rheumatic, the equity, the lame and Tine Law
leap with joy, and move with the agility and elastic
ity Of youth; the heated graid is cooled the ost-
moved; faintness converted to vigor, weakness to
strength the blind made to see, the deal to hear and
the palsied form to move upright; the bemishes Of
youth are Obterated; the ACCIDENTS of mature lite
prexentedi the calamties Of old age obvated and an
active circulation maintained
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Horses for Sale Cheap.

= Four or five nice HORSES for SALE,
n either tor Harness or Saddle, or BOTH
N WS May be seen at the RIDING SCHOOL
STABLE, South Street. nova d4w
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Frauds u. the Ouarfermasfe1s's Department
at Louisville, KY. ri.

aar LOUISVILLE, KY, NOV. "a.
Frauds in the Quartermaster's Department
mere, amounting to upwards Of 100000, have
peen discovered. The military authorities
nave suppressed the names of the guilty part
les for the present.
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Opening OF TIE Lot;si.,na Leois1a,,,,.

49, NEW ORLEANS, Nov. "a.
( The Louisiana State Legislature has been
organized, and the Governor informed that it
is ready to proceed to business. ,r
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BY TELEGRAPH,
TO THE DAILY PRESS.


-
WASHINGTON, Nov. %.
OwiSe to the meagre news of the statement
in the dispatch from Mississippi published
Yesterday purporting to give the substance of
President Johnson's interview with Governor
Humphreys, the Republican gives full COPY
of the dispatch, as follows:
la WASHINGTON, Nov. II, 1855.
To R. G. HUMPHREY, Governor elect of Mis-
sissippi: -
SIM when, in the opinion of the Government,
peace and order and the civil authority has
been restored and can be maintained without
them. Every step will be taken to enforce
strict discipline and subordination to the civil
authorities. There can be no other or greater
assurance given than has heretofore been by
the President or Government. There is no
cession required on the part of the people OF
Mississippi or the Legislature other than a 10y
al compliance with the laws and constitution
of the United States, and the adoption of such
measures giving protection to all freedmen or
freemen, IN person and property, without re-
gard to color, as will entitle them to assume
all their constitutional relations in the Federal
Union. The people of Mississippi may feel as
sured that there is no disposition to dictate
what action should be hal but, on the contra
ry, to simply and kindly advise a policy that is
believed will result in restoring all the rela-
tions which should exist between the States,
comprising the Federal Union. Tt is hoped
that they will appreciate and feel the suggcs-
ton herein made, for the, if offered in that
spirit which should pervade the bosom of all
those who desire peace and harmony and
thorough restoration Of the Union, there must
be confidence between the government and
the States; and, while the government con-
fides in the peple. the people must have faith
in the government. This must be mutual and
reciprocal or all that has beeen done viii be
thrown away.
(Signed) ANLREw JOHNSON,
President of the United States.
Among those who called at the Executive
Mansion, to-day, were Generals Grant and
Geary and Senator johnson, from Arkansas.
The latter is seeking pardon. Speaker Colfax
also called. ~ Is 727'i o'ls so ''Ai'.'
The members of the Farragut court martial
visited the rebel ram Stonewall, to-day, for the
purpose of inspecting her, and trying her sail
ing capacity In connection with the trial Of
Commodore Craven. .s,. is1g 5isiiil.a ID s.ooa
The Star says the statement that Judge Ma
grath and the rebel Secretary of War have
been released from Fort Pulaski, and Govern
or Lubbuck from Fort Delaware, on parole, is
without foundation, and there is no probabili-
ity that either will very soon be set at liberty.
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"a o. December It'll, in which the Firemen and
E>A Military are requested to appear in Uniform.
<f(X The hall on this occasion will BIO splendidly
ERF3 decorated with Flags, Bunting, Pictures, and
AJl IA other new features never before introduced
1919 in this city. Mr.. j. Wilson and Lady win be
at Lancaster Hall two days previous to the Ball. with
the splendid Wardrobe Of the Boston Museum, COM
prising some of the richest dresses on the
American stage also character dresses of oil nations
Fancy and Comic Dresses Of all descriptions; also
large assortment Of Dominoes and cheap Masks
where ali who wish may select, day or evening.
PROF. HELLER's CELEBRATED CoLoRED LIGHTS
win be used in CoOns for the first time in this city,
This Ball win be opened with Fancy Dance in Full
Costume. Also during the evening the Highland
Fling and Sailors HOrnppe will be danced in Cos
tune. Also Irish and National Comic Dances,
The Managers will spare no labor CT expense in
making this the finest ball and greatest novelty ever
given in this city. ~ MAJ Festsstt =
! Music by RAYMoND's FULL QUADRLLE BAND.
ii kets admitting gentleman and two ladies 81 25
Ladies' single tickets 80 cents all parts Of the house
For sale at Crosman & Co.'s, Partington's, unde..
Lancaster Hall, and of the Managers at the door,
Doors open at It; Dancing 70 commence at 81
o'clock. Clothing checked free. -
K. MANAGERs-J. II. Barberick, G. F. Goodrdge, G.
A. Hanson, 7. W. Brnham, j. 9. Collsy, W. W.
Knight, >. Abbott. e.ls nov % dtd
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Remember.

We keep the best line iot Ladies DRESS BUT
TONS IN Portland, and our place of business is
No. 14S & $50 Middle Sic. Portland, Me.
FITZGERALD & HODSDON.
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weste,,. ana so.t,.e e., M;arke... :

s Western and SoutIserss Markets.. -
MOBILE, Nov. "a.
Cotton-sales to-day 800 bales middling uplands at
40 a 50c Sales OF the week 1000 bales. Receipts OF
the week 9S43 bales. Stock in port 575f bales. ,
G. i14ik fldhihSfI- 3itA jlIhllMp,
NASHVILLE, Nov. 60.
Cotton market excited but prices slightly fallen off
to-day-quotations ranged from 10 q 43c for middng
closing at 42lc. Receipts 651 bales. Shipments 246
bales. .
'"sna y New ORLEANS, Nov. %.
Cotton-market depressed; sales 5000 bales Of Mid
ding at 80 "a SIC. Freights-Cotton to New York
Exchange--On New York at discount. faoo
tNV'OVUt wv MILwAUKEE, Nov. rs.
Flour very dull. Wheat declined Sc at "a for No.
4, and "a a 20 for No. O. Receipts 1903 bbs. of
-four; 90 900 bushels of wheat Shipments 200 bbls.
of flour; $500 bushels of wheat.
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Il BIG DRIVE,

100 toz Ladies Cashmere all Wool Hose. former
price S1.5O, present price S1.OO. Call and see
them, they have no equal. - y = 'Al'i 'lilS
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Re1nenber!

Ladies, 1t will pay-if You want to buy new
Cloak, we have got them Observation-Disclosures by
Paine, Berry s. Co., OF New York. New ones in
every day.
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Remember.

We Manufacture Hoop Skirts to order. Keep the
best qualities of French Corsets which we sell for
$1.15 per pair.
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WE DEFY COMPETITI0NI.
100 doz Ladies ALL WOOL RIBBED HOSE, soc pr.

CASHMERE GLOVES!
30 doz. Ladies, for 40 cents per pair. '
~ "a -.
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FIRE AT THE GLASS WoRKs.-One of the
retorts at the Portland Glass Works, burst
Sunday afternoon, knocking over the man that
was in attendance, and the molten glass escap-
ing into the basement, set fire to some coal
that was stored there. The alarm quickly
brought the steamers to the spot, and they
speedily drowned the flames. The damage
done was slight, and win not amount to $500.
1t was fully covered by insurance. ,asg siad
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THERE seems to be some question in the
public mind in relation to the exact nature of
a "Gift Enterprise" and it has been asserted
that Grace & Co.'s grand Novelty Sale is moth
ing but a "Gift Enterprise" The sale of one
article of merchandise and the gift Of another
to the same person at the same time, consti-
tutes in law gift enterprise. For instance, if
a party sells a picture frame and gices the
picture to put in It, he engages in a "Gift En-
terprise." Grace & Co. do not do this
They sell orders for one dollar each; perhaps
the purchaser, if he is lucky in selecting his
order, may get a picture worth eight or ten
dollars, or something more valuable, as was the
case Saturday evening with Mr. VIM. III. Hud-
son, who purchased fifteen orders for fifteen
dollars, and one of the orders was for nice
cook stove worth $32. But they do not sell
one article of merchandise and give away
another They sell pictures, cooking stoves,
pianos, chamber sets, and all for one dollar
each - ii'iia'ils sii'iii- ~ fiinf 33'so 10
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Remember!

Remember ! lao 1 q y.
We buy our Knit Wooden Goods by the Case, and
can afford to sell them at very LOW PRICES.
100 doz. Hoods at csc each. worth 100
100 dog. Hoods mt 75c each, worth 1.2S
100 dog. Hoods mt 1 90 each, worth 1.5O
/ 90 dOz. Cl0udsnf 90 worth everywherel 8 )
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ARREsTED. --By reference to our Municipal
Court report, it will be seen that three men
have been arrested on suspicion of being the
persons who recently broke into the store of
Mr.. G. K. Babb and robbed it of silks and
shawls of large value. The men were arrest
ed twelve days ago, by the City Marshal and
officer Adams, who have been indetatigable in
working up the matter That these fellows
are set of old rogues, there is scarcely
doubt. 1t would not be proper at this time to
mention the circumstances which have trans
pired to prove their guilt in this affair. The
matter win come before the Grand Jury at
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New Advertisements To-day.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN. =
Agents Wanted-L. Dresser.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Picture Frames-Wm. Grace & Co. utrl
City Fire Insurance Cow. d. Littie' faI
Muskots--G. l.. Bailey $500 $50
Board-T7 Free Street. ats s<fi..D4. u
Advertised Letters-A. r. Dole. .o,oo sila5al-
Shingles and CIapboards c. r. Larf''oee' ..ii ISIS
Exhibition at Sumner ST. Cnueh' 81. .--a.-s
Montreal Ocean Steamship 70; o.. hEr,4 sit
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Remember!

We carry the largest Stock ofHOSIERY, GLOVES
and KNIT GOODS Of any House in the State; do
not resort to Dun,a,ies and can not be undersoll.
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Monday Morning, November 81, 1865.
PORTLAND AND VICINTTY:
New Advertisements To-Day.

~ Advertisers piu benefit themselees, as asell q
accommodate us, By sending IN their advertisements
at an earku hour IN the day.
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''''''' A Bargain.
100 doz childrens Bal. Hose, all Wool 10 and tsepr
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BRIDGTON ACADEMY,
KINDERGARTEN.

A SCHOOL tor CHILDREN on the KINDER
N GARTEN PLAN viii be opened TUESDAY,
Nov 2sth at the old City Government Building COR
ner of Congress and Lime SITS.
For particulars inquire at 217 Congress st.
Nov 21-d2w
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.si M .lIt
PoRTLAND BENEVOLENT SocIETY.-The
church of the First Parish was thronged last
evening to listen to the annual address before
the Portland Benevolent Society. Many went.
away, being unable to, obtain Seats The de-
votional services by Rev. DIR. Stockbridge Of
the Free Street Baptist Church, were peculiar.
ly impressive and appropriate The address,
by Rev. Mr.. Walton, Of the Third Parish
Church, was one Of the most able delivered
before the Society. His thence Charity: its
field-was handled in eloquent and touching
terms, well calculated to reach the hearts Of
his hearers. Its effect was seen in the result
of the contribution, which was the largest re-,
ceived by the Society for amounting 10
$155. n. s.,r.., q
Those who had not an opportunity to give
last evening to this time-honored institution.
can hand or send in their gifts to the Treas
urer, Hon. William w, Thomas. Il Z
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DEAF AND DUMB EDUCATION.
INSTITUTE FOR DEAF AND DUMB;
jackson, Miss, Nov. 1865

Jackson, Miss, Nov, 1865
b trustees OF this Institution hereby give notice
tnat pursuant to An Act of the IepislaI }bev he We
t nade an arrangement whereby the Louisiana IDs.
1te Ior the Deaf, Dumb and Blind located at Baton
Nouge LOUISIANA, will receive and educate the Deaf
no Dumo OF Mississippi, until other arrangements
GaL De naoe. Said institute endowed by the state,
ana commodious building prepared for the Immediate
ne es OF pupils Under the man2 cement Of an
~ corps OF teachers it will possess every faci
in trades. ' "'"S 4Ho''U 0''"
Inc state Of Mississippi has provided the funds
Dumb. " " De~A anu
parents and friends of ihe mute children Of this
~ y earnestly invited to send them Immediately
to the Institute at Baton Rouge where thew will be
tha nurtured and educated at the expense Of
=, ASdress D. O'Connell, Secretary or A. K Mar
w; w, superintendent, at Baton Rouge or the uader-
g. I-1S ~ q Inns place. A. q. CABlNISS,
Wv A'uI President Board Trustees.
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COAL OIL AND COAL OIL LAMPS. 8,
varieties.
| Very fine Liquors for Medical PURPOSES
dum' Catheters and Bougies, Pessanes
Nipple! shelds, Breast pumns
Syringes-all kinds, Nursing bottles
Speculmus and Stethoscones.
Also large and well selected assortment of
Patent Medicines
NOlen's Cod Liver Oil.
Queru's Cod Liver Oil JeIIv.
And Winchester's Genuine
hypOPhOsphates of Lime and Soda.
SCHOOL BOOKS.
An assortment of SCHOOL BOOKS, such as are used
By all the schools in this CITY
great variety of very superior
VISITING CARDS.
+ PLAYING CARDS, ARNOLD'S GENUINE
WRITING FLUID, STEEL PENS
FINE BRANDIES WINES AND
LIQUORS.
photograph Albums, very handsoma.
and Ladies' Portfolios.
Pocket Books, Port Monies.
Ladies Purses, Pocket Knives
'hu hAAORS from the first cutters in tbo 1uorIS'
eslues lnnumerable articles which we cannot mar
These goods have been selected with rro.. - |
ne Dest markets by connoisseur in the hrSinas. |
nu1an' ana VIII be sold upon the most adyantaceon9
srms to the purchasers, for cash. eouS
The Prescription department will bo r,5o ,.
oh nso MS care "AA 70 uRuer MT
ay and night. 10y Aste1 y t a
SO g
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CHAS. WI. WILLIAMS.

Late of Columbus, Miss.
General Commissions .Werchnoaf.
No. SO Main St., Corner of Locust,
st. Louis, Mo-,
WILL purchase Western Produce Dry Goods and
" all other ci asses of Merchandise for Southern
markets. sell Naval stores collect sell Government
vouchers, sell cotton plantations on descriptive
Osts, &c.
REFERS TO
Col Chss McLaran, st. Louis Mo.
BIN Runyan,
Payne Huntington & Co. New Orleans
whitfield Bilups 81 Co, Mobile Ala.
Walsh & Smith,
GRius Whitfield Demopolis
w Bibh, Montgomery,
George Fearn, Jack son, Miss.
Col Sam Tate Memphis Tenn.
ept: 27-d3m
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FOR LEASE OR RENT
FOr- Three or Five Year.

- MY well known place six miIaa ro-.h ~ Gu.
~, county, Miss. containg 1850 acres Of IsnS
nundred acres cleared and in good state 81 en-
u kitehen, and all necessary houses for ,hit oons
$500, nsHiosLgood gin and press cribs stables and
oorHHs nnPiements-with evsFythng NECESSARY for
inc Sh son Wishing to engage in planting and kaen
s Paonc entertainment will do well to cali IN ~ y.
my residence. or address me nj Ha1Ioh- On me az
county. hiss, for particulars. urSt' topaz,
Nov. lSw4t ..~
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Gifkshnrg @irertoru.

proposals. for Forage and Wood.
DEPT MISS, OFFICE CHIEF oUARrrp N. &C.,, ,
~, Nieksburg, Miss Oct 10 1865
arI, - are invited by the undersigned for the do
~ a. points easily accessible to said posts of Sood
iG SrG snant tole Corn, Oats, Hay and Wood - e00u
t sanalng TIMBER. Understandable hard wood AZ ~. r
quantity price and time of delivery P-"iNIy the
blds VIII be accepted from time to ,ir,o g. ..,
requIrments of the Government 0' " meet the
Payment to be made on delivery or % soo
'e1 "a as iunus LOT the purpose shall be received
by order OF the Quartermaster General
.o,4.. HENRY M WHETTELSEY
0u Col and Chief @ M
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THE GRAND EMPORIUM,
FOR DRUGS AT THE
CORNER OF COMMON rAND MAGAZINE SIS
Is now supplied By late arrivals and to arrive.
with full and complete stock of
Drugs and Chemicals.
Among which can be found:
10y ounces Morphine, P. & w
LOU ou2ces Quini@e, P. & WI
2OO ounces Quinine French
zoo ounces Tanning
200 pounds Chloroform
700 pounds Calomel Amerrsn
!OO pounds Calomel, English '---
100 pounds Iodide Potassia Fireman. r1o,r.s
,cS 90 Pounos Iodide Potassia, English A. a. r.
@ cco pounds Blue Mass, American and EnpIisb
2oo pounds Balsam Copaiba.
500 pounds Oxalic acid
$50 pounds Carb Maenesia
SO barrels Alcohol
800 gallons Bay Rum
80 cases E. J. Castor Oil.
Is barrels EPSON Salts
70 barrels Ground Alum.
Is barrels Alum.
{, 900 lbs Gum Arabic
lO0 gross Gun Oil for armvusa
All the above, together with a we'll saloo+aau.l
Drugs and Medicines.
ire Offeredte the de, by
JAMES CONCEAL,
Co-,. r. -, Wholesale Druggist.
corner Of Common and Magazine Streets
New Orleans.
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FOR RENT,

me PlSntation OF Mrs II. P. washinoson th-oo
-, miles North Of Utica Kinds county as fo- rae
.o .us year Zoo 1t is one of the best upland panta
eonma.; 81 ma seenon On the place is fine and
touts1uiiong1 negro quarters suficient Co.
.eeVenty,nVe negroes good ga house and SnIi i15
Icy rIy convenience necessary. There ia 54o .nso cs
Gnhn the majority of which is fresh land. Mr
who lives near the place will shoU .. auiei rates,
esrs. 70 rent Fo terms apply to the undersiVSsS
Mr. K S'~A0n ON N y. J. d g.
Dee 2itf IL. HUDSON.