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THE NEWS.

The steamship China, with dates from
Liverpool TO the 18th of November, ar
rived at Halifax yesterday morning
The Shenandoah has been turned ovel
to the American Consul, and Captain
Waddell and his crew were discharged
Internationally. See the despatch,
which includes the Liverpool market
report.
The London Daily NeWs, abiding to
the Shenandoah, states that the Ameri-
cans may be inclined to say it was only
fitting that her end should be as British
as her origin. But the Neps adds that
it cannot help asking how the Shen-
andoah has been able to pursue her
course without the least interruption
from the American navy. Can it be
possible that the expectation Of recover
ing compensation for losses resulting
from her depredations from England
made the American government less
eager for her capture? If the world
should come to that conclusion, it would
be one of the strongest practical argu-
ments against the admission of such liza
bility as Mr.. Seward is now endeavor-
ing to establish against England"
Hon. Schuyler Colfax, Speaker of the
last House of Representatives delivered
a speech in Washington on Saturday
evening, in which he said that "in
President Johnson I have mistaken
confidence" Tn reference to the next
Congress, he stated that it would be the
ablest which had assembled during his
knowledge of public affairs, and would
not be governed by any spirit of re-
venge, but solely by duty to the coun-
try. He thought the danger now in
reconstruction was in "too much
precipitation" and advised. that We
make haste slowly" and though he
would hail the day when all the states
should revolve in the same orbit around
the Central Government, and when we
can behold them distinct as the pillows
but one as the sea.
The intelligence which we publish on
the first page this morning, is varied
and interesting. We have something
about the King of Siam and the Gov
ernor of Tennessee +; an address of Wade
Hampton of South Carolina a column
of Mississippi news; and the latest news
from Mexico.
The government detective, Mr.. Low
ell, has captured counterfei.er, and
some $4,000 of his composition. Our
police have captured government de-
tective, on a charge of swindling. For
see the details elsewhere.
The London Shipping Gazette states
that oil springs have been discovered in
The French army was to have COM
nenced the evacuation of Rome on the
5th inst.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
FINANCIAL.
COMMERCIAL.
and Hudson A o.

| ALE-Phadelpha and Hudson, 1926.
BRANDlES-Apple S300@4O0; Hennesey, 0tard Pi
net Gastillion &C., Fancy Brandies; Cher
ry, Blackberry. Ginger &C., S500@6.50; Domestic (com
| nom S2.35; California, per case, $4,000.
BITTERSBokee's, brakes, Yahoo, RUSS, Sche,lam
&c. 81 Oo@ls; California Wine Biters per case $500
BACON-latimore, Sides, l9a20c; Hams, 25@ soc
| smithfeld HAMS cuts to order, 23Gl25c.
| BEEf-Extra Mess, slsO0@2O 90; Mess, sl6.Ooa1s0O
BRICks-First quality pressed, $500; ID do. s22o 90
BAUGHs PHOSPHATE FERTILIZER, 500 per ton.
C0RN--Whtr, 70975c; Yellow, SSO6ls3c.
,CQTTON-ordinary, 3l@34c; Good, 34@s7e; Mid
C0FFEE-prme Rio Coffee, 3Olk@s2c.
CUBA M0LASsES-55a65
milne, 2SGl30c.; Talew 23a25.
CIGARS-Domestic and Imported, 20@l50.
C0AL-first quality, 40a45c. I'd quality, 350a40c
DoMEsfICs-Merrimack Prints 1886; sprague d
q u ;American do 80; Anoskeag do 23l Dutches dc
80 London Mourning do 2715; Amoskeag do 81 Ian
caster Gnghams 36 Delaines, 81; Standard Sheet
ing, 49, fine Brown sheeting 1857 81 do 80; ~ dc
Bleached do so So Ticks 81 9a62; Striped SHIFTING
23a25, Colored and Bleached Drills an39: Coored
Cambria 26a271S
FL0uR-Pamily. sl5OO@leOO; Extra, $,2oO@l3l5
Super, Sl0.OOa1200 Fine, sS.50@9.90
foRAdE-ilay. l6o@qaoo per ewt. Corn se6Dloo pc,
bushel Oats, GO0p75 pm bushe; Bran Ioda5O per bush
GIN-S250@500.
HooPS--None.
HEADINGS-None.
LEATHER-Calf skins. s4O9sloo per dozen; Sole
Gather, 3OtD4Sc. per pound
LUMBER-clear per thousand, 5000; I'd do, 5000;
Sd do, $4,000.
q, LMEmFirst quality, per Dbl, s26O@s300; ID qualit
s' 3VWI!,s ,ea,o-
oAhoM,-i0qioc. -
oil hale per gallsn, f2OO@2!2s; Iinseed, $l7b
hl ma, ~ ioe. ~ o...
Ponh-mess s32oog3oO0; Prime S25@32O0.
Al fohfEh-London, best brands, 1850; Philadelphia,
s,S9; .
hoMNsz4oaoOo'
R0SIN-Not quoted.
hofE-Manilla, ZS(g26c; Hemp, 26@3Oc.
soAPalaal6c
and formulated, 2iAa22cd White, I9l6e; White 10
IN Elk, ~, o,,,,, ,,,n,n
siIIS(iLEs~sS Oo0 10 90
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SALES POSTPONED.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 81. Mr.. Tres
colt, the agent from South Carolina, had
an interview with the Secretary of the
Treasury, and received from him copy
of the order addressed to the Tax Com
missioners, saying that the indefinite
postponement of the sales OF lands for
direct taxes in the insurrectionary dis
tricts, is intended to embrace all the
lands by whatever character or descrp-
ton, and therefore directing the Com
missioners to postpone indefinitely such
sales in Beaufort, y. ihi -.l
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The negro besets US everywhere. W.

The negro besets us everywhere. We
cannot go to Brazil, after all; for there.
too, the "the niger is on the wood-pile. /"
The New York Freeman's Journal asks
those southerners who contemplate
going to Brazil ifthey are "aware that
the cabinet, or ministry, of the EN-
peror, is chiefly composed of negroes |?
Do they know it sometimes happens
that there is not one man of pure white
blood in the ministry under the EN-
peror? Do they know that the judges
hat preside 10 the courts, before which
hey will have to appear, in civil or
criminal suits, are as often, or oftener,
negroes, as white men ?" On the whole,
'ur southern fellow citizens had better
emain In the land of their fathers.
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THE MEXICAN QUESTION,

The indications are that the Mexican
question will meet with peaceable So
luton, and that the American policy
with regard to the continent of America
will eventually be fully carried into
effect without resorting to war-or at
least to war with any European power.
The decided stand against the recogni-
ton of the illegitimate empire estab-
lished in Mexico by the Emperor Napo-
leon, and sustained by his bayonets
alone, contrary to the voice and will of
the people-which was early taken by
our government and people, and which
has been steadfastly adhered to through
out, even at a time when our own ma
tional existence trembledin the balance
has had the desired effect in Europe.
and we now learn that the French EN-
peror,so far from perssting in his Next
can policy ,costwhatit might, is only anx-
ious to withdraw his troops under some
satisfactory pretext, and leave the Aus
TRAN Emperor to battle alone with his
fate, and to contend against the lust
anger of people whose national pride
hehas oimpudentIy outraged and insult
ed. Our government has maintained a
strict neutrality during the whole course
OF this war, for the simple reason that it
was the only proper course for it to
pursue when we take into consideration
the actual condition of affairs. France
or inn fxryr tinr ,.kl Ii 1,
The United States was and is at peace
France declared war against Mexico,
and invaded the territory of the latter.
This war has not yet terminated by
a declaration of peace on the part of
either belligerent, nor will it be until
the French troops are withdrawn from |
Mexican territory, and her ships of war
from the seas of the Republic. The fact
Of Macmillan having been placed on the
throne of Mexico, was mere incident of
the war, with which the neutrals had
nothing to do. Napoleon could have
placed one of his generals in command
Of the city of Mexico and its environs, [
and called him an emperor just as well;
,r baboon for that matter,-and he I
would still have formed part of the I
Delligerent or invading force-whose /
could only continue, or be of {
my force while the bayonets of the b
French army were there to sustain him D
the honorary or administrative posi- Il
ion, be it one or the other. Macmillan Il
J, therefore, merely sort of Civil Gov G.
rnor under Napoleon, and has no po- n
teal power beyond that delegated to O,
inn by the latter. The real government re
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DeBn Two BAD CASES OF PILES
CURED ny DIR. sTRIcKLANps PnR RRnEpY-Mr Glass. of
GAINESVILLE, Wisconsin, writes for the benefit of all who
suffer with the Piles that he has been troubled for eight
years with aggravated case of Piles and his brother
was discharged from the army incurable, Che being
quite paralyzed with tho Piles) Both these distressing
cases cured with bottle of Dr. Sricklands Pile
Remedy. The Recommendation of these gentlemen, be-
side the daily testimonials received by Dr. strickland
ought to convince those suffering that the most aegrn
waited chronic of Piles cured by Dr. Strcklands
Pile Remedy. is told by Druggists everywhere.
Wake co. and NJ and c. A. SANTOS, Agents for
Norfolk, Va ft noy6-6m
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BANQUET AT TORONTO.

TORONTO, Nov. 21. A grand CONNER
cial banquet is shortly to be held in this
city. A large number of business men
from the United States are expected to
be present. The topics for discussion
will be reciprocity, enlargement of ca
nails, and the building of the Huron and
Ontario Ship Canal. te
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GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN IN Boston.
This philosopher has recently delivered
u very characteristic harangue, in Bos
ton, before the Fenians, wherein he
comes down on "the hub" as follows !:
The-most immoral city on this CONT
nent is Boston-tlIe niger city of the
Purtans-as the Hon. Benjamin Wood
(whO has shown more sagacity in his
politics than all the fossil politicians
that prop up that circumscribed concern,
the New York World stated in Con-
gress. The Mayfower, after landing the
Pilgrim Jail birds laughter and cheers)
was dispatched for a cargo of slaves.
Loud laughter.) Fernando Wood also
stated that eighty per cent of the first
cargoes of slaves landed at Charleston
were owned in Boston.
There is one thing all will admit.
Boston is the only city that has the au-
dacity to support an obscene newspa-
per. (Cries of THAT'S so" and shame.")
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NEW YORK MARKETS.

New YORK, Nov 81. Flour declined
sc; wheat declined 1@2c; corn declined
1c; beef quiet pork heavy whiskey
dull; cotton quiet, nett sales of 1000
bales at 52@53c; naval stores dull /;
freights quiet. Gold II 7-8.
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VALUABLE II | M b f. r. LANDS
Nsa .EEif...... AND
FARMS FOR SALE

FARMS FOR SALE.
We offer for sale the following valuable farms:
LIST. Farm of 125 acres miles from Norfolk.
3D. A Farm of 400 acres, 10 miles from Norfolk.
Sd. Farm of SO acres, in Nansemund county.
9Th. Farm OF 1000 acres, 20 miles from Norfolk.
9th. Tract of Wood Land, 300 acres 20 miles from
Norfolk.
sth. One Farm of 90 acres, II miles from Norfolk.
9th. One Farm of ~ acres 81 I miles from Norfolk
10th. One Farm of $50 acres, az miles from Norfolk
llth One Tract of Land (half cleared of 70 acres
miles from Norfolk
18th A Farm Of LOO Acres, II miles from city.
18TH A Farm of 800 Acres, is miles from city,
Goth A Farm Of i12 Acres, II miles from city
2lst. A Tract of Wood Land, loo Acres, & miles from
18th. A Farm of 5000 Acres, 10 miles from city
25th A Farm of 600 Acres II miles from Norfolk.
Goth A Farm of SO Acres, 10 miles from
29th. Farm of so Acres, II miles from
30th. Farm of 474 Acres, 80 miles from 50
3lsi, A Farm of Ill Acres, 10 miles from
sd. Farm of 800 Acres, co miles from
SD. A Farm of l2O Acres, 80 miles from
34tl. Farm of 700 Acres, 80 miles from
35th. Farm of $50 Acres, O. miles from IS
10th. fanr-story Brick llonse, on Main street
37th. Two Frame Houses on Church street.
3Sth. Two vacant Lots, Church street.
39th. Four Lots, ON Newton street.
10th. Three valuable Lots, on Main street
dist. Farm of h20 Acres 10 miles from Norfolk
i2d A farm OF 1l3 Acrei 80 :.
a3d Piece of Wood land, l2l Acres, so miles from Nor
folk. I''f
4ith. Farm OF loo Acres on Chesapeake Bay
18th. Farm Of 265 Acres, 20 miles from Norfolk.
10th. Farm of 200 Acres, in Nansemond county.
avn. Farm OF 40 Acres near Princess AnneC IT,
18th Tract of 900 Acres wood land, in p. A. Co.
6Oth. farm of 800 Acres, ON james River.
5lst. Farm of 474 Acres on Pagan Creek.
OIL. Tract Of $50 Acres Tmbered Land. in ~ G.
SD. Farm of SO Acres, 4 miles from Norfolk.
54th. Farm Of 1893 Acres, miles from g
Doth. Farm of 100 Acres
5Gh. Farm of 90 Acres, near Pungo Bridge.
5Sth. Valuable Brick House and lot Church street
50th. Valuable Farm in r. A. Co, near Atlantic Ocean
Goth. Farm of y Acres 30 miles from Norfolk, $500
0lst Nine hundred and sxty-thrcc and half Acres
eight miles from The city
Oh. Thirty Acre Farm, eight miles from the city
We have just perfected arrangements by which We +
have facilities for placing lands before purchasers abroad
not possessed by any other house in the city, Lands
placed in our hands or sale, will he advertised free Of
cost, in Northern rapcrs and in Europe
Nearly all OF the above Land IL water, and
the large tracts are heavily Tmbcred. description Of
each will he furnished on application to the undersigned
We give special attention to the purchase and saeO
Real Estate Commission.
F0LGER, CARTWRIGHT Co,
Auction and Commission Merchants.
aug7-U % Wide Water street, Norfolk, Va,
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The new Legislature of the state of
Iowa is politically divided as follows !:
Senate-Republican, 43; opposition, 5.
House-Republican, SO; opposition, Is.
Republican majority on joint ballot, 106.
Perhaps this is sufficient for all practi-
cal purposes.
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JEALOUS WIFE KILLS HER
HUSBAND.

RICHMOND, Nov. q. r.. Il. Kirby, a
fish dealer, was shot by his wife, in the
second market, this morning, and ex-
PRED i'm ten minutes. Cause-jeaIousy.
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Mr.. Carroll, the prompt messenger of
Adams Express, and Mr.. Barnes of the
National Express, have our thanks for
Richmond and Petersburg papers an
hour in advance of the mail.
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GEN. PALMER INDICTED.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. q. Gen, Palmer
has been indicted by the Grand Jury of
this county, for enticing slaves to leave
Kentucky.
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G A SUPERIOR REMEDY.-W

Gsg A SUPERIOR REMEDY.-We
can consceniously recommend to those suffering from
distressing cough Dr. sricklands Melliuous Cough Bal
SAM 1t gives relief almost instantaneous aud is witha
Mclfuous Cough Basain is ofhe best preparations
in use and s all that its proprietor claims for it, We
have ed it during the past week. and found relief from
most distressing cough 1t is prepared by Dr. srick-
land, No. 139 Sycamore street. Cincinnati o. and for sale
by Druggists.
Wake CO. and NJ. & G. A. SANTOS, Agents for
Norfolk, Va. noy6-6m
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PRIVATE SALES

N E S r A b l. f + A MILY
RESIDENCE FOR SALE
That very desirable Family Residence situated on
CRANKY street, three doors above the Methodist Church
and now occupied by Mrs. Foster, is offered for sale
1t has wide entry with two parlors and dining.
the first floor four chambers the second floor
two comfortable in the garnet, and dry cellar
paved yard with kitchen and smoke house conveniently
located, and large garden.
For further particulars apply TO
scp2S--tf II sd j. NJ. SMITH & BROTHER
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THE STORM.

BosToN, Nov. 2l~ A violent rain
storm prevails here. 1t is severe on the
coast. No disasters as yet reported.
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~ o r. 8 A l. Il.

~ d II = A l. r..
| offer for ale THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY
ACRES OF LAND, portion of my farm, adjoining the
village of Kempsyille, in Princess Anne county, Va
nine miles from the city of Norfolk, situate the east
bank of the Elizabeth River.
The situation Is healthy, society good, adjacent to
schools and churches The land thoroughly adapted
TRUCKING, being high rich and quick There is wood
enough on the land to pay ior il.
Should IL not be desirable for any in want of land
to have large tract il viii be divided into lots to
For terms, &c. apply to SHAW ROBERTS, Auction
and Commission merchants Roanoke Square and
Wide Water St, Norfolk, Va in whose hands the proper
ty has been placed for sale
J, NJ. BRICKil0USE,
je7-N Kempsyille Princess Anne CO.. Va.
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The Norfolk Vayoinion a dailv Jour

The Norfolk Wrginion, daily jour-
nal, made its appearance yesterday
morning. 1t is II handsome sheet, and
is printed upon new and legible type.
Mr.. James Barron Hope is the editor of
the Wryinidn, and we wish him and
his journal more than "neighbor's
fare"-the luxuries and compliments of
the season,
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FLOOD AT NEW YORK.

New YORK, Nov. 81. Very high tide
here to-day, flooding the lower portion
of the city, causing considerable damage
to merchandise, &c.
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MARKETS.

The Liverpool cotton market opened
dull and closed firm, with an advance of
quarter penny on American. Foreign
declined a quarter to half a penny. Or
leans middling advanced penny.
London, Nov. II. Consols closed at
S9@S9Id. Five twenties 63@63f.
liverpool, Nov 12-Evening. Cot
ton-sales to-day 5000 bales; market
less firm; quotations are unchanged.
Breadstufs unchanged. Provisions
firmer. $50 .- .aat iIl
London, Nov. l2. Consuls SO S-9.
Five twenties 63I@64.
LATER. ' N".'.. .
Earl Russell attended the Lord Mayors
banquet on the 9th, and paid tribute in
a speech to the memory of the late
Lord Palmerston.
He thanked God the American War
was over, and hoped the Republic was
freed from the sin of slavery, and that
it would prosper for centuries to come.
The Commission for the trial of the
Fenians, opened on the 9th. -
Tom Sayers, the pugilist, is dead.
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/ have learned from the commissioners
sent 10y me to treat with the Indians.
whose country borders on the Missouri
river and its tributaries that two of nv
red -Nortay-u-hah or Short
Gun, and the brother of Nortay-u. hah.
of the Blackfeet tribe of the Sioux or
Observation-Disclosures rescued two white
women from my enemies, and gave
their two horses in exchange for them.
l am greatly pleased with this honor
able and friendly conduct of Nortay-u-
hah and his brother, anddirect that Ope
hundred silver dollars he given to him
and one hundred to his brother, to en-
able each one to buy for himself another
horse. | also direct fifty silver dollars
to be given TO each to pay him for his
trouble in rescuing these white women
and sending them to the white people:
and as mementO of my perpetual
friendship for Nortay-u-hah and his
brother, SO long as they remain friendly
with my white children, direct that a
silver medal be given to each, with a
suitable inscription, that all my red
children and all my white children
when they look upon it may know that
their great father at Washington is
greatly pleased with N0rtay-u-hah and
his brother / also write my name on
this paper and direct that it be given to
Nortay-u-hah, and a duplicate to his
brother, that they may know that the
silver money and the silver medals have
been sent by me to them from Washing
Ton. ANDREW JOHNSON,
President United States of America.
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Advertisers requested to hand In their advertise
ments before six o'clock in the evening" pr wious to
qualification
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NOR SALE OR CHARTER.

LIGHT DRAFT sIDE-WHEL STEAMER, of eighty
tons burthen, suitable for Freight or Passengers--wc
lifted and in perfect order Also, FOUR LIGHTERS,
dccked over, drawing thirty inches WATER with FIFTY
CORDS OF W0OB-hut in the most substantial manner
expressly tor lightcring wood.
Apply to, or address,
Messrs DUDLEY BEAN & co.
augl0-H No. III Roanoke Square
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INDIANS REWARDED FOR REsCUING
WHITE WOMEN FROM A HOSTILE
TRIBE. The following official paper.
engrossed on parchment and
ornamented by border of red, white
and blue ribbons, was signed by the
President on Saturday and delivered by
the Secretary ofthe INTERIOR to the great
delight of the recipients - =.
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SCRAP .BooK.-The gentleman who
borrowed scrap book from office, containing the
uneral obsequies of Daniel Webster, will confer favor
by returning it, as it is much priced by the owner and he
has forgotten to whom it was loaned IT,
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Newsmen and newsboys desiring papers v vi please
have their orders at the counting the ming pre-
vious before six O'Clock.
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All Communications relating to business matters con-
nected with this paper should. be addressed to y.
Brown Norfolk POST All communications pertaining to
Editorial matters and all correspondence intended for
the paper should be addressed to John Clark sditor
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Ha DYsPEPsIA.-What everybody
says must be true. We have heard DR. Strckands Tonic
spoken of SO frequently by those who have been benefit
ted by it. that at last we are compelled to make it known
to the public that really believe 1t effects in
every Case therefore, say to those who suffering
with Dyspepsia OF Nervous Debility to to Drug
gists and get bottle Of DR.. Strickands Tonic,
WELLS CO., Agents, lis Franklin street, N Y
Wake co. and NJ G. A, SANTOS Agents for Nor
folk Va. nov6--6m
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TrlrgrapBit Webs,
NORFOLK POST DESPA TCHES.
LATER FROM EUROPE.

HALIFAX, Nov. 81. The steamer
China, from Liverpool, Nov. IL, has
arrived.
The cruiser Shenandoah had been
delivered to the American Consul, and
will be sent to New York. Captain
Waddell and crew have been uncondi-
tionally discharged. Y.VA.t
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BeS- HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN
HAIR REVIEWER has proved itself to be the most perfect
preparation for the hair ever offered to the public
lis vegetable compound and contains no Injurious
properties whatever.
1T WILL RESTORE GRAY HAIR TO ITS ORIGI-
NAL COLOR.
1t will keep the hair from falling out
1t ceanses the scalp and the hair soft lustrous
and sken.
1t is splendid hair dressing.
No person, old or young, should fail TO use It.
1T Is RECOMMENDED AND USED BY THE FIRST
MEDICAL AUTHORITY.
So Ask for Halls Vegetable scilian Hair Remover
and take no other r.. p HALL CO,
Nashua, N. H. Proprietors.
o. For sale by oil druggists. noy2o-0m
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FOR RENT.

~ o r. II f. n r.
Desirable FAMILY RESIDENCE, the West side
Of Boush street, containing Eight Finished Rooms anj
good Kitchen and spacious Lot in attractive part of
the city. The House has been neglected and is sonewha
out of repair, bat the tenant will be permitted to apply
tho greater PORTION of the rent for the purposeof repairs,
it desired. Apply to Office No. 20 Main street.
nov21-1w
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IL o r S a j. e.
One STEAM ENGINE and BOILER about 1O-horse
capacity complete with Governor Heater, Valves, Lead
Pipe, &C, and will be sold less than its value Apply to
s. u. BORUM,
"Tiptop" Wine and Liquor Store,
oct2l-H No. IL under the Atlantic Hotel.
~ o II : a l. +
The fine Sloop VIM BLAIR about ninety tons ca
pacy, nearly and in good order. VIII be sold very
low ii applied for soon.
octll-tf CYRUS Il, STAPLES