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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-08-21
Boots IL Shoes.

7 HAVE Just received direct from the manu-
1 facturers my Fall and Winter stock OF la
dies gents misses and Children's BOOTS and
SHOES, consisting in part Of
Mems Calf Kip and Thick Boots:
Ladies' Morocco Goat and Calf Boots:
Ladies' Glove, Kid, Congress and PolIsh Boots
Misses Glove, Kid Calf Goat and Morocco
Boots: Ladies and Misses Lasting Galters;
Chiidren's Boots and Shoes Of every descripp;
ton; BOYS and Y Youth's Calf and Kip Boots: all
of which will be sold at reasonable prices.
Call and examine at No 50, King street.
,auo 76-d3m J. T. EVANS.
YTHE war being over, the subscriber would
L address himself to the pleasing task OF
furnishing his friends of the city and country,
with goods in his line Of business, and would
call their attention to the following leading
articles, viz:
Gents Calf and Kipp Boots.
Gents Calf, Kipp and Buff Boots and Snoes.
Boys Boots and Shoes, in their varieties
Ladies CATERS.
Morocco Boots.
= CAT
8 Seal .
Misses Morocco, Seal and Calf Boots.
Chidren's Shoes, of all kinds used.
And in short every article usually found in q
well assorted shoe. establishment, all of which
are offered at fair living prices for CASH.
HENRY L. SIMPSON, Agent.
y19-tf No. Royal Street
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pUBLIsHED (DAILY By a
s. & DGAR SN OW DEN, N,,sSR.
.h@. OEfAIGT No. 1n1 Kinn etrnot over

-.-T.- N d HAIG ID IN O7YY. .DU4N, y Is
g~ OFfICE-No. 1o4, King. street, over
French's Book Store 5,4s 81. - .,4 ss,
4 6e gdps
den's Office, corn erofl King and Royal streets,
over j. Owing Dry Goods store.
S-TERMs OF SUBcRIPTIoN-Sixty cents
per month orSix dollars PER ANNUM, payable
in advance.
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at the usual rates.
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49,
} r T. A D n O T | G +

WHEAT SEEDING
wv RHODES STA ANDARD
SUPER PHOSPHATE. .
Our fall supply Of this old established
STANDARD MANURE,
the demand for ayhich Is reduced to question OF
supply, is now ready for delivery.
We suggest to Dealers and Farmers to apply
early. 3: M. KHODEo W,
Office, No 81 South street,
sie $ <#Ii Baltimore, Nd
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ralonal Samuel Thomas. Assistant Gem.
missioner for Efseiuf-u't hHairs- Iu au ...
,ial communifstiau dated N'rEtlI.rH. ..lI.
IIth, while giving i.t return ilr "a .Htf.
says che rec-rl iu CHAT pH-tut hlsa--.rHI
aJc destroyed. auI persons a-. Reluctant o..
supply thc uiss.uE iui.rmaii.it Ito H4I
tnuf az pluufalilua Ore Ier.ei Ia Louisiana
DO bv whites sod - lF blacks aI.a I..
iu 80 iHsisatrp i-lll lr whites auI % h.
blacks There arr 5000 acrsa ig rIfatI
tiont 10 Lauis.sIal lud MHsa.a 'upi lc1srl .H
hiaesa, i-.rlp reres ln tAe auir stslse. .I
llH H'nufHf .H1s, ier.ld fH whites. A'.H..
haif ihe lagaa leased fn Che whites Ets
ahaaaquei. yHin. ia Che overflow af .H.
Hias',ippt. Tremendous rrfssure e. benz.
hrun rlt b helr hv tha rofu aa e.tirrua. ..
aIi e.ass1s. Oh 81 paasr1si uo f lh Properly
They ere confidently writing tn the Pre- .iI.uU
end needs of ila different Bureaus at WasH
Inrioii. hllr.l HIth 90 kiuis oi mi ircrraaeu
tauaHz, iu order f1 rfeet thctr ruTH.s.
belief for ronliscai.nn. and Do Laa made uH
attempt % d.stribuis the lands iu email f1i.
u1 zoe negroas, aa hc knew n would mert
with strong opposition from an partiea. 10
would require s hero to ezrcute ii and
military i1rc1 30 project the freedmen dnr.
ing The ierm Of Che lsssr, if. De edla che
miiisia p organized AZ i1rashndoacd rv Gov.
ahagtey aud nd Fsed hY the President De-
~ ~ IDEA that the freedmen WIN rsna.r
D. iah0rsrs u the cotton felh They Cord.
aErited aud naritailF armed Tia hapr ..
o. aniEins tho bar Of the 1tet- BOZ s.s,a FOL
waT that che lrttiman wen return Io che
held, and recruits che agricultural wealth as
Gree iaborers, seems to rtn sh With Che pro.
ma CATION OF the mi .lars order. 70 Goa.
cius On. he says hs bears I'd hul liille ou1l -
between the freedmen and their employer.
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DALY UEIOS OFFtcF.
NsshviIia Sentsrnhar . reFs

| NAalstilcp oepteutucr - 1902
There IS no material change in the money
market, though an advance Of lt92 per cent
/ is offered above our quotstions for the Union
and Planters Bank Staples are dun, with
slight decline in iour Of sosue grades, We
give below the latest guots1ons.
ALCOHOLISM, @S,7OO per gallon
/ APPLEs-None in market.
| BEASs-Nons in market.
/ BksaISs-s0c per yard
BALE RoPE-Msnills so635c per n.
/ BEEF-Dried &c per n.
BUoKKTs-Painted, s. per dos.
BAcoN-Clesr sides, 23lzG23c; l5c. for
shoulders sugar cured hams 2saSec. = h.
Country hams 26c.
BRoONs-S5 as 50per dozen.
BUTTER AND EGss-Buttsr $50. Eggs,
! S09SSc per dozen BY the barrel
CANNED FRUIr - Peaches, 2Ib 8 10 per
dozen, n 80 per dozen.
C.SDIEs-TallOw ls@2 Oc Star, 25s2sc
CHEEsE-Hamburg, 2Oa22e. per n.
CoEFEE-Prime Rio, S2a3Sc Per b. Java
42G45e.
Cow OrsrEhs-2b cans s. per dozen in
n cans S. per dozen in boxes.
CRACKKRs-Butter and Soda l2aI3c round.
Day GOODs-BroWn Sheeting SS637c per
yard.
CaIieOes, Merimacs ". ssas5c; other prints
ranging from % to soc Manchester Fancy
DeLaines S75S; Blehed Muslins 77l<a4s.
DRIED FRuIr.-Apples &c n; peaches Sc.
FLOUE-Grsdes range from So 25 to SIz.
FEED Corn in sacks in store 81 IS.
Oats s5c. Hay 27@s7c.
GLAss-sxl0, s. so; l0Nl2, 81.
HIDEs.-Green, 5@51zc. y n sailed, "a
ne. n dry flint, IO@l2c. 2 n sheep
skins, 5OGT5c. each.
LEATHER-Oak tanned sole leather. Gin
eiInati, 55c p h do. do. Kentucky, 4O,d 45o.
2 n skirting 450350. ? n harness 4Ola t5c.
10; bride per dOE. S55s55; upper SOFA
S. kip skins S7Oa9Oi eslfsk:ns S40a65.
LARD-2sc per 70. and hrm, in tierce. Eeg
soc. per ID.
LiNE.-S2,25 per barrel.
gallon.
MACKEREL-In y barrels $40, so; In kits
No. ?. g Is; No. /, $3.50.
MEAL-Sl,59 per bushel.
MusrARD-German, in jars $293 per dos. |
Union do sl,0O per dozen.
NAILs-Ten pennies, So other sizes, usual
proportion.
OIL Tanners 81 O5: Neat foot, s. 50 /
@SS 90; Lard S2,5Oas,o0; Castor, S5,55<; /
Lipseed, Sal, so; Coal oil IS per gallon.
PorAFoEs-Irish, SlaI 50 per bushsl.
PIcKLEs-Pint jera $3.50 per dozen, quart
do -, per dozen, do in half barrels 81 90,
per gallon.
PFPPER-Black SOC per n.
RAIsISs-M. R. L. s. for bunch, IS SO for
Layer per box.
suaARs-N. Orleans Sugar in hhds Isc.
in bbls. &c; crushed, granulatsd, and pow
dered 24@25e per h. Coffee Sugar Csc.
sTRUP-Golden, 81, 4O@1 60 v gal. in JSbbls.
SALT-Seven bushel IN barrel s..
ToBAcCO.-BlackWort s0a90c Bright Sla2 |
WHISKY Bourbon, pure, S3a5, Imitation |
g T5a3 Robertson. uur,, 50 seas, imi,ation !
81 75a3 Common Recti6ed 81 5Oa2 IS APP
pie ami Peach s-sBdi e, old scat new ia |
50i Irish Whisky $40; Cognac brandy,
pure, Sl2a2e; CcEnas Brhndy, domestic,
SSaA So Port aud Sherry Vines $4as
Champagne Vine t2sa45.
WHITE EAD.--i5nz5c-
laos &C Enmoa bar &c.
CAsTIHGs.-sc.
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We clip the following from the New York
Times Of Saturday:
CoFFEE-Has been in demand at fun rates,
including Java st 26c.G27e.; Rio at lS6
2Oc. Maracaibo az l9G221sc. Lagusyra az
2lc.@22Zc.j 81. Domingo at L. ze-Gl735c.
? % in gold.
COTToS-Hss been in moderate request az
uniform prices; Middlings, A sc.m45 lzc.
Sales and gesales 1859 bales. The receipts
al THIS port thus far in the current week
have averaged 4, 239 bales a day.
PBOvIsIoNs.-Pork has been quite dull
and heavy to-day. Spectators were " TO-
where Sales have been reported since our
last Of only $500 bbls.. in lots. at S32 25a
80 ~. closing at s32 81 !, cash. for New
Mess S3l@3I 90 for 1863 "a Mess St6G
29 70 for p-ime Mes; SCI 50 for Thin
Mess sea 26 90, chiefly $50. for Prime p
Dbl. Cut Meots contiuue quiet. al l5i4e.t1
To-. for Shoulders, and l9c. "a % 4c. 6 .
Hams sales equal 60 $50 pkgs. Bacon IS
dull and nominal Lard is in request and
dearer; ssles 500 tierees and bbls, at p -.
a29lsc., for ve'y inferior 20 very choice.
Beef Is in brisk demand, partly for export
and on speculation, and prices are on the
advance, closing 81 81 25Ml4 so for Extra
Mess, (which Is in most rcquest.) and SEA
l2 for Plain Mess sales have been reported
Of 4, 100 bbls. Tierce beef is in better de-
mand sales 80 ties. Prime Mess on private
terms; 100 ties. Old India Mess al S25. Butt
ter is in slight and good request a. 35c-@
Ace. for poor to good, and Soc. Ca60c- for fan
cy state, and IS. fd4sc. for Western. Cheese
continue in moderate demand at l2c.@
l61ze.
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Mr. A. s. Mercer. a resident OF washing
tou lsrrit7rs base gage pifsl5c Dor seven
hundred omen il the Cuited etstel steam
/ transpo o C0nunen al, for tho hourlshir-
Z ros. onfrom waiah q haiir- These w0mcn A.
irom TIE Eu plus population OF Ma-4scau-
SETS ard The enterprise Of deportation has
tae approval Of m9ny Of The best men lu
thai STATE. Ihe "a fetitien VA 'ail rom
this q ". or che a8th instant, and 10 is prob
able that Governor Andres VII he present
ana make q speech before tho lines ere cast
ga. The contuanfsl is i1aued Cor this rur-
puse By the Government, who wish % sead
arr to she Pacis.c to take Der place there lu
Government trausro tation- she goes oui.
therefore. lo1dad with female cmis anl IN
stcsd OF naval s.or. The voyage s 7Z-
Pcctra b BE- male in from sixty O. eighty
avs. Mr. Mere PAYS all che bills aat
books 20 che iutarc uf hls ,eim ourscule1t.
be ctfsu at aiI Some o.. tle ladies pay
purt Of the passage a.uly- "- me whole
number three aundred 4rc qfl .n lilEl .
'ers of decd scilie.s- Nearg f- efe o.
Phsus, and en- ae accusiomed o. w1lt-
alst oi thea are womea of lne lute.lI-
gcnce. rnev % out OBJ aud homes ln the
,errtory, and. of coarsei 90 De married
thers.
AR. Mercar is a ualve 81 ILLINOIS, war.
.n-r beng educated at an OHIO college.
vent 30 " eshirgfou lcrritory SIX ye2rs 81.
aC-chng tarlt Islllogl funds. BIS nrst vl-L
vas iu digg.lr cellar for tas new tliF,r.
SIS. When thc c liers vas comP.eiaa D.
Fas made President, au ONCE De SILL
lciis He nav Be ssId 90 have been .lel-
uaad sta thsi less .tut.en from 90 .'ln1a.
-el- Last yesr De came CD ne State and
took olt twelve ieu1 e. -cgclcla- 4l.l"
nee che wants 90 SIZE peqp a1d orc v
81 yea magr. i-a hiIfslel eaElfy o- o.
success 81 his present enlerprse-
M. Aercer has bis Whole heart .n ..r
pr Icci. and rccarls 30 as a great meaus 1.
improving. sdvaur.ng and settling ne Tern.
t'rT- ife gouulfy hss men. hutno HHus1-
aud the iarmer. and umhcrmcuf 1.-a.
tuIiitv. energetic Eastern ulea want wives.
Verify. tncv -sail have them ugt u. tls
party. ru 90 che "c uiIuu1uH woods whore
rolls thr Orcruu. and wnicn. haVuE .ar 81
long time hearl ua sound "saVe Ias own
dashiuEs.' shah hea,elarth hear che sWcs.
pralilc oi chiihoad aud abe musir OF rlrA.
er- Happy oreronf
since zoe hgnt Or thc Go'lcl F..-.f Hr
-he VOYAGE q Cleararra's barge, OBJ su..
'Xpeai,au as fAls hes ever crossed tno etls.
ind hr~hiuEt Rerrtry opens Wdr ,
irins ll we c1inr On che a.ivenlarous travel.
'F uaa seek "iotal hahltarDu auu
'lau-s oi nsmc iu thess urtr.rd rsr,au..
ihe Territory. auer This srrivaI. NlIi He
sven more anxious to take il rlacr u .ae
anion than BOW.
ssr. Mercer vail also take Que tr ursE'u
ia-en lHymakCrs hY Way ol leeAlus ai.--
he so.cs ot The poPulatioa.-A- % '.''.
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100000
Watches, Chains, Diamond
RINGS. SIC.
Wunnrsxr r,rFvr, - 900 90,
WORTH OVER sI.OOO.OOO.

A Ii 20 h sold Tor One Dollar esch. without ra-
"A gard % value. Not % b. pad or until ven
know what you are % receive.
'"lu h one OF The largest ARM iu the City Of N
York, and are doing very extensive bu inesa and
have on hand the largest stocE thar can - fnund Ia
the Clty-H-ocesna Times. Punt Water, Mich, GA
q, laof. Their stock Is larEe, and buyers uia4
FelF on Articles purchased rom Them ust a. repre-.
sented- Tnelr Ions continuance In business enables
them 70 offer etter iudn. eneuts then any oihar
house m the y-'-Loyal american. Andsucn
Ind, oct -, ls6i Their Watrhas are adm Ted
by ccmi eieut lutfe and those uho have Used
them, % e ths hes q use. They are al thsy are
EdYeltsed % b.. -lu1epeuGeI &c, Warrentou, lil.
Ocs -, 1854. '-they are large de lers and their
stock - Manufactured m toe best stye, ard Of pure
maIerisls. - Telegraph, ssugeiue-, n, . OF "a
lk6f. "All E0cds furnished urai they = . raD-
resented 70 be.' Tines, Watsrtila. Y. Oct -
1893 worthy o. confidence Wyoming Dsmo-
erSt, WsnaE n Y, Oct Is, 1874. "uouorasie aud
iair deaHng men. '-Cumteran d Valley Jouraal
ascnznicshlrg. Pa Oct 81, tsd
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M UTUAL.

NAfoLEoN BoSAPARTE GAVE IT As HIS
= opinion nat neu are ruled b. thrse ooecis
r'iss-inieVest sseond-Afectan. Thiri-Fear
iak ng humsn nature INTO cons'dsulnou. hos
vess look Yery uesrly couset. he's Hs op,us tan,
ne Pr'iieiris q haEiug essry transaction bstsesn
man and gsa hsssd upsa
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Merchants

From ssery section q ihs cau1aY cstss b car
h0use an ,he srn ooasis..aa aa-i tssy 81 asa Q
on as solfneafof
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unchecked.

RtSFFn APPR0AcHNG.-NOtwi hstandiDg
Tie fact thst the Weather is now extremely
hot, il must not Re 70 60 ten that winter Is
approsch ng; and that fuel will be needed
N large quantities.. What provision has
been made to meet the demandI Are we
r. have another fuel famine, as during the
lsrt two OF three years There il but one
way 10 avoid one, aud that is, BY forming
combinations 10 buy coal, 81 the mines, and
bring IT here on private account This
coulf be essily done, aud it would SAFE
much suffering.
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Benefit. vi hoid cat bsitsf, sai b. rao7s sauissp
t,sl co,cerued We. Tor one. make &c our rsis
tad . IS our CHERISHED Puacpis 10 have ever one
Of cur trsn scHauz. be t ever 80 lule. e. o. ths
grAndssi uagni,ade. " MUTUAL & uust BE- ne
hass q opersaoa sad We tnloy ihs p sssing ssts.
aStea q pelceir1g ihsi lbs rsis q ours Is egh,
appreciates By ~ siia whom -e haFsthe llsasuls
% dong onsiness.
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DEApERGcK srRKET.-Tbe mod in Deader-
lex street, notwithstanding the dryness Of
the Westhar, il most horrible; i IS nearly
impossible 10 cross ID when person wants
10 lake-well We never sske anything, or
our temper would be sorely tried. We IN
derstaud that the city has abolt a dozen
carts; cau't one or two of them be employed
in taking OF the top coating Of Deaderick
streetl
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eEr5pseis attention gwen 70 The Purchases an
Sale Of cor ION and ali znds Of Produce.
a,s- Good forwarded with despatch
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SUFFE b e r. s
From Dyspepsia
Read! Reflect! Act!!!
TARRART CO..

TARRAHT a Co: r4F
Gentlemen am resident Of Curacao, and have
been dispoi 70 write % you concerning the real
for Indigo siion and dyspepsia. desire 70 expire. s
20 you my sincere grstuee for the great CeneAt the
Sc TIER has done my wife.
For four or Eve years my wife has beer sadly
sfthsied with dyspepsia, and sfer being under the
e.tmeut Of several Doctors fer tw or three years.
she was huAlly induced 10 seeg the advice Of a
learned Physicisn, Doctor Csbisl's, o. Venezuela.
Who iInfnedia civ treated her win your BFEk-
VE3CkNT SEL.TZE R APERIENT. STE began 20
improve at once, ana "a nov PERI rL1 WILL
feel It q Be my duty fer the good q humanity 70
make this statement, feeling thai medicine 20 val
liable should be widely known.
Trusting you Will give this publicity, and repeat
iug nv earnest gratitude aod thanks
am very respectfully yours,
5. b. c. HENRIQUER,
New York, June %. '65 Me chant, Curacao, s.A.
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Remarkable Decrease in she Deaths
lrnm Communion in NeM Anr..

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MARKETS.
y Telegraph

iBy Tetegrsph.l
CINCINNATI, septemher p
Flour, superins s. 1895 O.. Wheat old red g
new 81 70@SI IS. Corn n-chnnEedi sound
ear sc. Oats a little advanced; 45c. Bye un-
changed and dull, new 75Gsoc.; old s38s5c Bar
ley du J. and prices nominal. Whisky quiet and
firm at e 90. Prov sions timer. Mess Pork 80.
and not offsTei freely At tbs rat Bulk Meats ~
higher Shoulders i51saldlze-; sides I154glsc-
Bacon held higher; Shoulders is1sc; Clear Sides
22cH. Lard 9oc.
Butter scare snd m a. 4Sa10c
Gold 49,.
NV loEK, seplember q.
Cotton steaiy, shade higher ti14csf5c. for mid
ding. Gold more sctive and fmer, opened 49,,
destined 1895, advanced 1893. closing lis5s
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THE HrATED TEEu AeATS.-We are having
another heated term-especially in he mid
de Of the day. But it would be compare
lively easy 10 endure that, If the nights
would only get cool again 10 check the aTdor
Of the mosquitoes. But We shall not expect
much comfort, while these little creatures
or -n~hlsd to carry on their depradations
unchecked.
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Mrs. Mary L. LoogstTest, wife OF the re6el
Gen. Bongstreet, has been pardo1ed by the
President Il il said that 81 the besinn ing
OF the war her husband, for fear {, a. the re
beilien might prove failure, took INC pre-
caution 70 make over ell his properly 70 A''
u-lIe-
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BUsrrss Business, which has been any
hing but du ], in this cry, during evs n the
summer mnBihs, is On the incTease- If We
oszld only hsve rise in the river, Nash
vile would be about the busiest place in
America, according 10 its size.
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THE ELEcTIox.--Dont forget that the cleo
ton occurs next Saturday; and We would ad-
wise every voter 10 turn out, and cast his
holIot for somebody-f0r the man who will
best affend 10 The Interests OF the city.
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saashrillR AnlOil.
SUPPLEMENT.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER %, 1875
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2S, 1925
CITY NEWS.

washington dispatch 70 tho Cincinnati
rT-auirsr 50 the President has ipstrueteo
he in ted States Distrie- Attorneys IN yari-
ons psrts Of the South not 70 besln eny new
proceedings under soc csohscation law, IS
the occasion for such course hss ceased 70
exist
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W0RK OK TIE SUSPENSION BKIDGE.-.-A
large mum Der Of hands are now employed
IN the Edgeheld side Of The river, in pre-
pairing the abuiment for the fastening Of the
wire cable for the bridge. A large quantity
ready for use.
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PuRtrc sPrGKIE0.-The candidstss Tor
Ma, or-and there sre ooly ten Of them--sre
nightly addressing he people, N Inc din ?
eut sections Of he city. hhHt pity they
can't ali be elected.
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We Ask

The suffering mi lions IN our land to give this
remedy trial convinced thsf BY its timely use
many ma, he relieved. many cured Of Dyspepsis,
Heartburn, eour Scmach, Sick Headac e. Dizzi-
ne-s, indigo uon, liles. stveness, B aous AZ
lacks, Liver Complain 9. Rhe1ma'io Affections, &C
Read the Pamphlet Of Testimonials with "a bot
Of your Phyacian.
Manufactured only By TARRANT CO., 07e
Greenwich street. New York.
~ For sala hY al Druggists. maVt-ly
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Mean 7 4 z Gaughan a Co, No ne Broad,n.v
New York, eNten-iFe manuia turers and inpart-ri
Of al the leading and mo fashionable STILES Of
Waches and Jeselry, de-iriug b nsreass th.ir ID.
sIne - % % ual intel extent have resolved upon
,srea 0us uistnhuaor, subiect % TIE Requisite.
iolosng.
Csrnhcates naming ea-h article and iis value are
placed IN sealed Envelopes anc well m.xed One
o. these envelopes viii b sent By mail 10 auy ID
dress on receipt II tTeaty Eve cents.
Al @hdss soif al One Dolar sacA, sraasf rears
10 r1ias
On receirt Of tha ceriidcstsyo MI see What you
are gong % have, and tnen It h NJ your opaon 70
send TIE dollar and lake ths article or not Pur-
rhaseTs maY TINS ottaiua Gold Wafeh 10 auloud
huEi Or any set u JeHTiry our lsf far One fai-
AR and m DO 90 can thsy get lees than oue dot
lars worth. Ihe pr = q Ceridcafes il a. iagua
0ne t1f = ceuts ave for 81 eleven ior - thirty
for IS; sixty -ase ior 80, ore hun red FOR SIS.
Agents wanted everywhere, 70 whom special
terms are offered
TAB. GAUCHANk Co.
sep5-sm' No lie Broadway, n. Y
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5tOnttarg & Commercial.
CORRECTED HT rHz rrssT xArIoxAr sasr.
Nc. 50 CoLLEaE srzrEr.

New York Exchange is in Z. cd deTand at par
buying. = selling. THERE'S also good business
dong IA 1873 Ehich are s,ll selling At par and IN
terest.
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University Of Pennsylvania.
Medical Departments.
Ninth Street above Cheznut, Phladslphis. p
Announcement los the Ons Huusrsdis sss-
sisn-i s65 gs.

William Gibson, n D., Enaufus Professor Ct Sur.
gerry.
George B. W01d. NJ r. Fulsritus Professor Of
Thsory sod Practce o. Md rina-
5aTuuei Jackson, u j. Emertas FEolessor q In
Ft-utss 4 Medicine
Hugh 4. Hodge. n. p Ernentus Professor 81 On
sieifi q a1f fiIseases 81 Women za.l CffIdrsn
Joseph Carsoo. y. D. PrsiessoT % Mater.a We5,e-
I'D Pnamary
R5hert ,. Eagerss n o.. Pro sssor q Cf.au1izf-r
Joseph Lsidy, n. d, Professor u Ana11rrv
denFy h. sauith, N d.. Professor II $780,
Franl- o. smith, n. D.. ffsfas sor III -..l.,,.s -
Medcne
- 2 Psnrosa. ~ D.. Praf-.sor a. r,,.s.+....
and lhacs-es Qf women a1d C-tffrar
Allied li-, Y. y. Frufs s.ar of 49, - -.
Ncaui MsfIcina.
y. hsJe Aznea, n. ID Deuousirsfor 81 tu.fs,-,,
and Assiaiaut Lecturer On CIIr5s-i - -
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81 saloo na Families supplied With Bottled
Ale Porter. and Lager Beer, free Of chsrgs for de
livery. 'uly4 sn
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In usein Tennessee for the last twenty years spd
parties having Machinery suulacture1 81 Eliis 4
Moore, viii ind il 70 their interest to hsre Their re-
pairs done at these works, a. no one else has the
facilities we have for such work, and are deter
mined TO do all ork entrusted TO Us PROMPTLY.
AND AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES
our obe-t berg TO il the interest Of an par.
ties 20 deal With us- Every imp -0Vement in Ms
ehinery that has for il obect the saving q labor
fuel and unnecessary weight Of material, viii o.
adopted by US. Parties contempla ing 'sStrkfuQ
OIL" can be furnished with Tools and Machinery for
boring and pumping, Is cheap - they can Be fur.
nished from RttsbGig. Parties wishing