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St. Mary's gazette., 1865-06-08
SHERIPF'S Sale
OF VALUABLE
REAL and
PERSONAL PROPERTY.

tuc euit ot Johns l1Opkloe, one NJ Tue
suit of Penn & Mitchell. use of Caroline
P Hebb. Executor of William Hebb; one
at the suit of George A Simms aud Fran
els \ Simms. use Of Ford obe ut the
suit Of Augustus r Sellers. use of Thom-
rs G Pratt. administrator Of james Kent
ono at the suit of the President. Directors
i Co. Of Merchants Bank Of Baltimore;
one at the sui. of William A Padget'; one
at the suit of George Combs ono at the
suit Of r A 4 VI " jenkins; one At the
suit Of William A Padgett; and one at the
suit of George A Simms and G Frederick
Maddox. use Of j J Ford against the
goods. chattels, lands aud ienements of
Thomas w Cough. and to me directed;
and, by virtue Of one writ Of veLditoni
sxponas issued out of the Circuit Court of
Saint Msry's County-at the suit of the
State Of Maryland. use Of c c Lancaster.
against the goods. chattels, lands and ten
ements of Madrid P Blackstone. Ii j All
stan, Daniel T Morgan. Thomas w Cough.
George + Hammett and John I Clarke.
and to me directed; and. by virtue Of
one other writ of vendi,ioni sxponas,
issued out Of the Circuit Court Of Saint
Mary's County-at the suit of Joseph
Harris, use of Stoddard. use of George
! Thomas, use Of Alexander Penn, use Of
Mary A Platter, against the goods, chat
| tells, lands and tenements Of Thomas w
Cough, Benjamin G Harris and Joseph
Forrest. and to me directed, | have seized
and taken in execution all the right. title.
interest. claim aud demand. at law and in
equity. of the said Thomas w Cough Ma
drid = Blackstone. Ii ] Alls,an. DaLiel 7
Morgan. George Il Hammett. John T
Clarke. Benjamin G Harris and Joseph
Forrest in aud to the following property.
to wit:
One tract or parcel of land. called and
known By the name Of
"BELvIDERE,"
more or less !;
GARDEN'S CHANCE and MEADOWS,
containing
2l4 acres,
more or less;
DOE PARK and HOPEWELL,
containing
l60 acres,
more or less;
RtvEL'S BACKSIDE,
containing
more or tsSs;
UAN1PrDYf,
containing
more Or less
Also, one undivided interest in
CLIFTON FACTORY and
COMBS CHAM
containing
3 acres,
"GOOD LUCK"
"KiNG's WISDOM"
containing
! ! acres.
BBWlHnDANo
containing
u ! acres.
GUYTHER'S and TARLTON'S MILL
LAND,
containing
"PARTJARBOES RAMBLE
and
COX'S ENDEAVOR"
containing
100 acres,
WATERMILL aud SOMERt LILLE.
Az NO ",
containing
159 acres.
All the last name lands being generally
known as the Clifton Factory" and oil
the lands above named are locatea in the
second and third Election Districts { ST.
Mary's county. :.
Alss, ls Sheep; 6 Lambs; one lot OF
Fodder; 8 stacks of Blades; part Fodder
house, at Belvidere; 6 Horses; l yoke old
oxen; one yoke young ditto; 8 Cows; l lot
Tobacco; I interest iu undivided crop OF
Tobacco. Oh Belvidere; lot Corn (.bout
40 Barrels one crop Of Tobacco about
1000 pounds; 8 Horses; 2 yoke OF oxen;
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who aes 20 to take the oath of for the
Of mking .Decinl application for pardon viii In IN,
future is IN derstOod DO required to take tho oath IN
the districts where they reside instead of coming II
this city, as some have been doing heretofore to sub
scribe to the OATH
vBTERANSJG0ING HOME.
A large number oNmen are now availinp
themselves of the benefit Of the order directing the dis
charge of all men of the Veteran Reserve Corps who
are entitled TO discharge by reason Of the regiments
from which they were transferred being mustered out
lhe 18th Regiment alone " III lose about 800 men,
DISMANTLING THE PORTIFICATIOSS,
A military order was promulgated on Satur-
day announcing the dsmanthng of the field works which
the defcnses of Washington north and south of
tne ooinac. Division commanders are required to
os Oh all ordinance and ordnance stores belon cling
10 the forts to be dsmantled.
THE RICHMOND MERCHANTS.
Attorney-Gen. Speed, having examined the
eases OF the following named persons presented through
their representative, the Hon. Martin r. Conway has
recommended to the President that they be pardoned
.hey are merchants of Richmond, each worth over
s2VOOO and were members Of the Eebcr AmbIl ance
Committee john Enders John Purosil John Dosley
Chorles Whtlock w. Giazebrouck r. III. Maury. j.
l.. Apperson. j. III. Montaguo,R. ii. Dcbrill j. w. Nc
Cence, *. A. PAYNE VIM. G. Payne; Charles ii.
w ynne, Thomas w. boswell. George g. Palmer and
Charles I. WORKMAN.
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Gov. Parsons Of AIuba ma.

To The Editor Of The v. y Tribune
SIR The last appointment by the President
of Mr. Parsons be Provisional Governor of Alabama
has astonished and completely amazed every strictly
loyal man in the city,
This man Parsons held the position of District
Judge and at O later date member of the Legis.
ature under.Rebe rule lie took the oath Of allegiance
to that pretended Government willingly, and per.
sonaly know was a very bitter Rebel.
Now wish TO ask through the medium Of your vau.
able paper If there is not in the whole State 81 Ala
bama Union men who more deserving of such IA
vors at the hands OF the Government For the nfor
nation Of the country win state that there Union
men, Alabamians, Of refinement and education,
and Of wealth when the broke out who have been
driven from Their homes had their property confscated
by the Rebel Government, and who. some Of them,
through the influence Of this Parsons have lost
everything, after having been kept away from
their homes for four long years. on account OF
their love for their country and its flag. Must
they after having suffered all that men suffer IN
good cause, now go nome and submit 10 tie admins
tration Of Justice at the hands Of perjured Rebel
Verify would II not have been better for us bad We al
turned traiorsi How sadly were mistaken wher
We foadly hoped that loyal men, after having suffered
what many Of US have would be encouraged instead
of being placed under the heel Of enemies and per
secuiors What further humiliation hast Thou, oh God
IN store for rs A. W.
Warrington. ID. C., june o. 1865.
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Admiral Du Pont.

To he Editor Of The " J. Tribune
SIR: Your notice Of that accomplished man
and naval officer IN the OF the oath is gratifying
to all the friends of Admiral Du Pont, among whom
feel proud 10 be numbered But there are parts of IL
from which must dissent will speak of them in the
oder in which they are placed:
Soeatng OF the failure OF the attack Oh Charleston,
which believe no Que ever blamed him for, yon say
Admiral Du Pont subsequently expressed 10 the
Navy Department bis opinion that with me means al
Ia disposal 4 vas impossible pafty naval ATTACK on
Chsrcatou should be successful III was nomlnny ioT
this fank declaration OF his convictions tat ne was re-
moved but II was really because nc rcueu u,,eIN 10
subscrye the interests OF the ronciad contractors ana
their representatives, who were enragd that iLer SHIPS
had fallen and successfully soagt 10 displace tie man
who had done all he could honestly DO Tor them. IL
needed only the career Of his successor 10 snow nov
correct was his judgment a. 10 the success OF pue!
nas al attack on Chan lesion
That lie was removed Is not true. The attack on
Charleston took place april = correspondence took
placc between the President, Navy Department and
ADMIRAL Du pon who took oiiense at the Presidents
order of mil H. and or tie 10Th wtos to the Secretary
Of tie Navy ihus:
AZ am however. painfully struck by the tenor ard
tone OF the Presidents order, when seems 10 lbp!
censure, and Lay" to request that tle Department
wiz not hesitate relieve 10y an officer VINO ~ us
opinion is capable 20 execute tina, service.
This entirely disprovcs your statement that lie was
removed and by the iron.cad contractors infuence.
happen 70 know that it was with great regret ihai
the pepartrent accepted his resignation. aud may
now say that the Department had assigned HIN to
another important command but tie publication Of his
letters 10 the Secretary Of the Navy aiterwaid pre-
veuted the Department from carrying ont its plan
Again. you do Admiral Du lont injustice IN COM
pairing him to Nelson. lie was as brave ana had ae
much love of country Is Nelson. but he was far
tibor order Of man than Nelson morally inellectu-
ally. ,
Ibaye been familiar with the difficulties between the
Navy Department and Admiral Du Pont, and they
caused me much regret. The enemies OF the Depart
ment (and they were not few the late PRESIDENT ~neh
speakue Of its management and how he approved OF H.
id mo that No man was attacked, Mr.. Welles whs,)
took advantage OF this disagreement and made IL IRE
parable
Admiral Du Pont was man when living had
great attachment for; dead grieye for him. ana the
loss our country and his family have sustained
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important Legal Decisioa-'The Owncrship
OF Stray Cotton-The Case Of the Geor.
gia-The Sale Allowed.
BOSTON. Saturday

- BOSTON. saturday. June q, 1865
The United States agt. the claimants for sew.
enty bales of cotton.
This case heard in the United States District
Court before Judge Loring
The cotton was picked up floating off Wilmin gton.
\. G.. BY the steamer Vicksburg. The United States
heeled 1t as prize. and the vcksburg claimed it
property dcrelicL
The decision now given that the property is sprze
10 the United States.
IL has heretofore been the practice in New.York to
allow tie finder 10 keep cotton and goods packed up
although the point has not BEEN previous to this de-
csion. adjudicafed.
This decision establishes. therefore very valuable
precedent.
In the same Court motion was made by the United
States Attorney for the sale Of the Georgia, the we'll
known Confederate cruiser and resisted in behalf
of Edward Bates Of Liverpool. the claimant.
The motion allowed by the Court aud the sale OF
the vessel ordered on the ground that longer delay
would cause snch depreciation in the value of the
vessel to affect the Interests OF all the parties can
ceIned.
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I'hcnters. etc,

A few changes appear in the theatrical an
uonncements for the week. At Wallack's Iheater
Oliver Twist" will this evening be produced by the
waliack Davenport combination" AT the Winter
Garden Miss Hosmer viii appear as Pauline. In The
Lady Of Iyons." AT Nibo's Garden Little Barefoot
will be continued. At the Olympic Jessie Brown,
and at the Broadway The Pioneer Patriot"
Mr.. Barnum announces that he has secured
two more living whales which are to arrive here to-
day and will be on exhibition in the great tank
MacalIster the wizard, announces that ne
will ne,t week commence "a series of entertainments at
the Academy Of Music.
Miss Kate Reignolds, recently leading
member Of the Boston Museum company Degrs
"sar' engagement on The Sd Of July at the Broadway
Jaeafcr.
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The Argentine Republic.
Nv the arrival of the bark Damon fro

BY the arrival of the bark Damon from BuenoS
Ayrcs we have dates to Mayo
The Argentine Congress commenced Its session on
Nav / hui no business Of importance had been trans
acted Public attention throughout the country wai
entirely epgrossed by the war with Paraguay, nhd
great enthusiasm manifested to repc the uncaed
e., Invasion of the country by that Republic. Il,
~ Us numbers of troops had been raised in the
prov,sces of Entire Rios and Corrcntes. and Others
vera al,o being daily embarked from Buenos Ayres
treaty Of alliance was signed at Bnenos Ayres DC
.,a.n Er,xil Uruguay and the Argentine Confedera
,,on The brazilian fleet and army were under way u
Corricntes where the Paraguayan army OF INVASION re
manned after the capture Of the city OF the same name
and two Argentine war steamers anchored III the port
The Parasuayans had advanced only short distanc,
into the proyince and no new events had nansPired
Int from this preparations that we're making 70
them news of interest may be expected shortly I'm
weather has been favorable Tor the ea'''c Aiu ''''
business In the country.
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Business Notices

To WHOM 1T May CONCRKN.-W Whereas, We
have during tho past three yea sold great quantities Of the
wonderful household remedy.
PBAErAriex BIFrIRs.
for the Of Dyspepsia Sour Stomach Headache Pain in
the Side. Heartburn, Feverisn Lips &C., &c.; and
Whsreos No instance has knowledge wherein
PLANTATION BwrxKs have no+ given perfect and complete
satisfaction; and,
Whreas We believe PLANTATION BrrryRs to be syreat
national and family blessing; aow therefore, it ID Re'red,
ma. will continue make PLANTATION BrrrERs and
dispense them suffering fellow that will
preserve their pe,y pure 'ndny and manufacture them
with the greatest oarei and that will by every means
In power pu5Bh 20 the whole world the glad tidngs
that have found in PLANTATION BIrrERs per
fec, remedy for Dyspepsia and all its awful train Of hOid
nightmare diseases.
Witness hsnd ard seal, pu n,.x.tc "a f,s
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The siege Of sunoIk-Letier from Admiral
MISSISSIPPI SQUADRON. FLAGSHIP TEMPEST.
MOUND CITY 18th June. leOJ.

MOUND tIff, lyih June, icoJ
GENERAL: Your printed slip of the siege OF
snGok IL received Change of command last Fall and
the burning OF my papers on the flagship Black Hawk
last Spring, have prevented my acknowledgment oil
similar statements on the same interesting subject
The opposing force is shown far greater and the pur
poses of the enemy more serious than was theh gen
eray supposed and his repuisc Is proportiohaey moie
crrditabie 10 our combined forces.
have not the papers here to refer TO, put the naval
force was larger than you state though not Tor the hrst
day or so perhaps. The time Is coming Wnen .no .lu."
inc the operations Of the war about which there has
been Misunderstanding .,oo
Regarding your exposition OF our operations oelore
Norfolk as aiming to present them falrly the ocers
anJ men of our commands have cause to thank you. .
have the honor to be- General very respectfully
,on,s 5. p. LEE. A. X. Admiral
''"' and then commanding North Atlantic Squadron.
Major Gen. j. j. PECK. then commanding oh'eu o'ae'
troops before Norfolk
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THE -PoGUE CAsE:-Ihe case OF
House against Bernard for an alleged ~,
The eooyrjgbt OF "Arrah ma POgue, was yesterday
brougf nm i'm tho United States Circuit Court Judge
Shpnan declined to grant the application ior pre D,
mary injunction on tbs ground that the n1rcnces
40 extreme remedy He urged. however. that the
suit should speedily be carried TO the full hearing ana
expressed desire that In tho meantime. no ac'on
likely 10 injuro the plaintiffs interests should Dc ~,
temDted by tho defendant II should be understood
at this decision respecting the preliminary innhco
viii have no bearing upon the final issue OF the case
'''N" Evening POST
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The body of a child, much decomposed was
.,.rdav found in the meadow Mill Bridge. Metro,
yyo,an'aye', Brooklyn, T.. ID. Coroner Barrett VIII
Investigate the cause Of DEATH
LpcrURE.-Mr. Charles l.. Chaplin, telegraph
generator at Police Headquarters New York VIII de'
liver a lecture this evening 1t the Inbernace, vrecn
point Subject ELECTRICITY anu 'As ho'sSi"'A'
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DIE ID.
Law. Juns "a. William Broush, in The

BRoUGH-On Saturday, June "a, William Broush, In the
47th year Of bis age. :. l.ar q, a, .,.I
m at the Methodist Church Greene-s between Grand ans
Spring.sts Friends invited TO attend
Stsfordshirs (England papers please copy
CUMMINGs--On Sunday, June rs Rebecca widow OF the
late Charles T. Cummings in the 8th year Of her age
Fsnera this afternoon O'Clock from the residence o. ne.
son, Thomss s., No. los East Thr ysixthst Friends o.
the family respectfully invited
COLTTn this city, Saturday June "a, James c. Colt ages
~ years
His relatives and friends are respectfully invited TO attend
the funers services at st. Thomas Church. Monday 18th
inst, this day. at 10 o'clock a. m.
VRANKLIN-On Sunday morning June u.s. 1866, George H.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully in
vted to attend the funeral from bis late residence, No s
Secondave., on Tuesday, 9th inst, at o'clock
FREEMAN-In Lafayette Jersey City NewJerssy, Oh
Friday morning June 81 Louis Henry aged years andS
months, son orr W. R. and Susan C. Freeman.
His funeral will be attended Monday afternoon June 20 q
n O'clock from the residence Of lis parents In Lafayette
GARLICHS-fn Brooklyn Saturday evening June n.
the Rev Hermann Garchs pastor of the German Evan
The Ii, o. and al the friend. Of the
family are respectfully invited to attend his funeral ron
the 27th lust, at O'Clock D. m
Western papers please copy.
GILLEsPEAt Paramount, West Farms; on Saturday. Juss
"a. Anna, wife Of David Gillespie, aged 50 years. -
The relatives ard friends respectfully invited to attend the
funeral Monday morning, 2Sth inst at O'CLOCK from
Trains leavs Tweutysxth Harlem Railroad at 8:i5
The remains will arrive at the Twenysixhst depot at ~
O'clock and will be taken thence Evergreen Cemetery of
intermsnt
ODDIEIn Brookiy. Saturday June "a. Of naarnmstio.
of tho brain, gernon s. j. youngest Of Orvle and
Victoria Oddie, aged years -.
His funeral viii take place from his fathers residence No
First place Monday afternoon at O'Clock. Relatives
aud friends of the family respectfully invited to attend
STOKES-On Friday evening June o. at his residence No.
"a Jane James C. Stokes othe late James Stokes,
aged u years
The relatives snd friends Of the family respectfully invited
to attend the funeral at st. Thomas Church on this Mon
day. afternoon at O'Clock, without further invitation
WILSON-At Pouehkkepsie, Friday, June 49, Jane Sbr
bald wife of the ate William Wilson aged So years.
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o gang of rufians, who beat him numerically. and
robbed him Of what little money be had in his posses
SION On bis reporting these facts at the Forty MN
Precinct Station House. Sergt Maddox, accompanied
by Officers Lee and Colahan started in pursuit. OF the
offenders, and succeeded in arresting man named
Bernard Doyle. and companion Of his, who gave his
name az John Simpson Mr.. Titus recognized Doyle as
the who searched his pockets. They will be taken
before Judge DALEY this morning
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advertisement

advertisement
THE NATIONAL JUBILEE PRIZE S0NG, with
ri ano Accomplishments spirited words. soul stirring
melody. and jubilant chorus.
Shout. the good time has come,
Our Nation now Is Free
30 cents Mailed posi- free, on receipt Of price.
w. JENNINGS DRMoREsr. No. 80 Beekman ct.
This National Song furnished free to all organlss
and leaders bands application. Sold By all music
dealers.
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Darlington, the murderer, ana Gwin, the ac-
complete. who broke Jail Thursday night. this
morning captured at Town Line Station about Is miles
from here. The other two prisoners who escaped al
the time yet at large.
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GAdvertisement.
One hundred Brick a minute have been made
on two occasions, and eighty minnie or $1,000 are
daily being made by CHAMBERss Great BRICK MACHINE
ut Cololough. Barnes Campbes Yard in Milwaukee.
For Patent Rights, Specimens Of Brick, &c. see ABRAM
REQUA, No. ~ Courtlardtst., N. Y, up stairs.
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Advertisement
NBwELL's Perfect Fitting Shirts, ready made
and to order. Undcrshirts Drawers Hdkfs. Gloves
Ties, &C., sent c. u ID. K. 4. NEWELL, 655 Broadway
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Gen. Crnnt in philadelphia.
PuuAnFLPHIA. Saturday

PHILAnFIFHIA, Shturday, june =, TebJ-
Gen. Grant gave a reception to the members
Of tie Union League and their families AT the Union
Learue rooms today The building is decorated with
bunting and flags for every State. The Sditeiloe Hos
pital Band is in attendance.
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HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-An old gentleman,
named Titus Mcrrick, residing in North Slxth.st..
brooklyn. w. d.. attacked early Yesterday morn IN
inS' nt the corner Of NORTH Seventh sad Sxt@Sw" W
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fAdvcrtiserentJ
JEFFERs, No. 573 Broadway, has now ready his
new styles fSHOEs for Ladies and ChildrenMagenta.
Petroleum S0lterino and Blue. JEFPEI3s 573 Bdway.
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[Advertisementl
CLOTH G.-PRICES REDUCED so PER CENT at
Nos 30 and 2g2 Bowery. GEORGE A. EUNTER & Co.
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: ~ wMmsGroS. June 25, 1906.
WHO HAVE BEES PARD0SED.

The followiDg-named persons have applied
for snd received the Precedent. pardon under Tho
Proclamation Of the 18th OF May: G.. VI. B.uee and
II. W Bruce, Of Kentuckyi J. j. English. Arthur ~
Mari L. D. Crenshaw and Asa snyder, Of Richmond
Va; j b. Desne IT,. 81 Lyacbonrsi John IL Ii
munds and Thonas Edmurds. Of Halifax County; J..
d. Thompson, Of WILLIAMSBURG; Francis l.. Smith, OF
Alexandria; John W. McA,.s,or and ). T. weakly
ofAlaba,na; j. NJ IIealy and Levi White Of Maryland
d L. KY Of Tennessec; q. l.. Burnett, Of Gallatin,
Tenn; Joshua Hill Of Morgan Co., Co.; John Il. Luce,
Sebsstan Co.. Ark: Caleb S. Stone. II. Louis, Mo
Leo Cfaudad Of Iouisiaps
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AMERICAN FLAGS on hand, made Of genuine
English Bunting at AMIN Co.'S, No. % Fuonst les
tAbish.d l847)
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At the Old Ribbon Store of BLUXOME, No.
IN Brosda az real Closing Out Sale Of fine and very pop
ulnr assortment OF RIBBONS, FRENCH FLOWERS, LAcEs,
STRAW IIArs bonnet FRAMES etc All goods will positive
ly be sold.
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INDIA GooDs.-Pineapple, Concan, Markings
NADIA. Grapes Silks ETC. and Curosities
FOUNTAIN 4 Co.'S No. $50 Broadway.
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MARviN's NEW PATENT ALUM AND DRY
PLASTER FIRE BURGLAR SILVER PLATE SAY.s Highly
ornamental and warranted perfectly dry. Also large assort
tnent OF Blankets aud Merchants SAHEs.
MARVIN Il Co.. No. 265 Broadway.
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TRUssgs AND SUPPORTERS. Whites Patent
Lever Truss. positively Rupture No pressure on the
back "Whe's Patent Lever Supporter 10 superior 70 all
others Pamphlets free GREGORY Co.. No 600 Broadway
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SOLD BY DRUGGISTS.
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GREAT SALE OF RIBBONS.

WHEELER & WILSON, No. 625 Broadway,
Lock stitch Sewing Machine and Button.hole Machines.
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NAVAL ORDERS,

The following Naval Orders have just been
inued: Commander j. G. Carter 70 command th'
mand the Winooske; Commander fabbs Stanley the
Iescaiora Commander H. W. SAerieGt the Hartford
Lleniensnt'Commauder w. Il Gushing, relieved from
l' AZ The New York NayyIaid. and assigned TO The
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RAIp.-Now is the time to commence using
DurcHsRs LIsHrSISa FLY-kILLER. and keep the house
clear Of flies all summer Sold by ell druggists.