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minutes without stoppns-at the expiration Of which
time the engines were stopped and backed TO take q
Portsmouth pilot. Total number Of revolutions for the
hours and 81 mnuteS % 60O average per minute, 20
$40. The highest average for ono bour was Is per
minute. Average steam. IS pounds. Total number of
pounds OF coal. 1908 pcnnds-5 1865 2ei0 tnns
average per hour l.li62i0 tuns ThrottlcS
wido open. Sixteen furnaces were used. No foam.
ing Of water IN the boilers or beating oil journals oc
Cured during the passage. Ill IL
The total distance run given me by yourself. SO
miles, and to the point where tho engines were stopped
speod was eight knots and four fathom There was no
attempt at speed after taking tho pilot and some time
wps eQosppsd in making fist 70 The moorhg buoy Dl
the revolutions &c.. Tor The whole distance ere saae,
minues 49? Average pressure Of steam, - ponnas;
Total coal. Is ol5 ponds. Average per hour.
tuns. Very respectfully. 3. n. nAHt"hM,
= 80 Acting Chief Engineer U. D. Mary.
Commander i. G. PAHRO1T. U. ;. Navy, commanding.
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claim uroper rewnrd. which VIII be given
bee; sno and on the most liberal scale. But IL
Irth innv in mind that in such cases the parties
cpst * ~ fr reverd for what they actually accoul'
~ oh ~ ott;ce will not undertake TO remunerate
ybsh o. t m time or u reimburse auy expenses
Dem ivl NAV have incurred In unsuccessful efforts.
ssep 4. II necessary that such parties shall peloi
Nelpe. nhateyer bevond the mere commnnie'.'io'ss
y! ,ssSs'y,ostion which shall be found 70 DO "a
and no person possessing such imormaton, 81 ~
'auehend that his lust claims VIII De ovei .,aa -;
s..srdo6 since books viii be kepf IN tne oiav va.
as,ss will be entered every itefe o. io' n.y. ~,
srsS together with the name Of the party wno cor
c,icstes the nformatiOn; and before any iv"'J" -
awarded careful eAamluauoh vi" -
NJ the whole case in order that each person VINO
=. contributed to the general result sha ieCsne
s,ooer share Of the reward. Inc Sohcioi nas INV
ror sd a circular TO District Attorneys. MaIsbai-
~ Clerks OF Courts Of the unned STATES.
.;fring the particular services which no
49, ~ them. and the kind Of information 10 De
Ir.bed Including any defects which may be Observed
bs laws relating to the counterfetng OF UnIted oes
arrency and securities. In the practical
tIop thereof in the several districts.
pEPAULTER STONE.
iP. Stone, Collector of Internal Revenue
II Ohio was it ia ascerained deiauiier 10 .ne
.ncunt of $4,000 His sureties are bound IN the sum
A 500 900; they are perfectly responsible ana VIII
atisfy the Government
INTERNAL REVENUE.
Nearly SlO0, coo, 900 have passed through the
Internal Revenue Bureau since its organization and so
In II has not sustained the loss OF single dohar by
Misconduct Of any Of its officers. The last day re-
,elpts from Internal Revenue are about = s1oVWn
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RESTORATION.
Alleged Trouble i'm The Cnbinet-Trial Of
Jea. Davis-The Writ Of Eabeas Cor.
WASHINGTON. Tuesday. Aug, Is. 1865.

WASHINGTON. Tuesday Aug, Is, 1862
Publications have recently been made OF
reports specuatous and differences about differences
opinion between the President and his Cabinet with
regard the policy proper to be pursued in restoring
l,hs Southern States 10 their former relations TO
|ths Union and particularly involving the question of
Negro Suffrage in the work of redstahshug the civil
government, the military measures 10 secure which
have already been taken through tie agency Of the Pro-
vsona Governors The proceedings strictly private
and is not known that any of the members ore in the
habit of improperly revealing them. Therefore the
publications protesting TO give reports Of what takes
place in the Cabinet council ere. to say the least,
But it may be said with confidence
answer TO many Of the specula.ioDs. that there
ID not now, nor il II believed that there
sill he any substantial material difference between
the President and his Cabinet with regard TO the
estoration OF the Southern States One Of the
hr this assertion is the fact that al the
roolsmations appointing the provisional Governors
re precisely in the same WORDS. founded on the
tennessee arrangement. and maturely considered by
TIC President and approved by the Cabinet, showing
carefully considered par, the Amnesty procls-
nation being in accord With that document. The
President 1t is known ffom the representation OF his
intimate friends is determined to pursue sub.
,tantially the reconstruction programme thus
aid down, having reasonable evidence from
the South that 1t viii be successful. Many OF
the accounts from that section are exaggerated.
and misrepresent the true condition OF Pobhc
opinion. As the result Of careful inquiry 1t is be-
ae,ed tia. there ia an unwlngness on the part OF
portion ,, the Cabinet to have JeTeison Davis tied or
reason while there for assertingth the Pres
dsnt is persistent in having him brought before civ
tribunal Chase is expected TO arrive here
IN the course Of few days for consultation with tho
President as TO the time The manner and the place
which shall be designated. Tie abest counsel in the
United States are also being consulted upon tho sub
ect There is fixed determination on the part OF the
Executive that there shall be en- immediate
and fair trial by aury Of the country for aeh treason
I. may in addition to thi, be confidently asserted that
he President has determined as soon as practicable to
withdraw the orders susperdug the privileges Of the
wi. Of habeas corpus, and to dispense with military
courts
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Gamer Disabled - Government sRle-
Hosorabiy Acquitted.

FORTRESS MONROE Monday. August IA, 1865. =
The propeller Triton sailed for Hilton Head
yesterday, and soon after passicg outside OF Cape
Henry her machinery became dis bled and she was
tswed back arriving here this morning.
The United States frgate Constitution, or "Oid
Ironsides," sailed hence at O'clock this morning
A sale of Government horses took place to-day at
Camp Hamilton at prices varying from s2J to slOo
These horses turned In from the ltb Pennsylvania
md the 20th New.York Cavalry VI
sale of Government horses also took place al East.
Vile Eastern shore. to-day under direction Of Quarter
naster.Co A. r. Blunt.
The ease of William Evans and John Bsleher who
we're arrested about four weeks ago the charge Of
stealing $50 from Sergeant Miller Co. h. 81 Penn.
slvania Artillery has been investigated by the mill
sIy authorities. and the parties were hoaorably ac-
caitted Co.,,
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DIE d.

AaMsrRoNoo tues-isy, Aas Is, Of eon'u~pt'0d, Ann
Armstrong aged ysar.. A.. ,x.n.ef,Iiy invited
to attend The funeral from the residence q NJ esotess
BIS Greehwichss. at ocIocs on "salS'o'y '''
The remains Will be taken TO Brsa1vie for inte.s'cns
ARCHER-on Monday, the IAh int, William yesnsed
son Of %. II. r snd Mary Archer; ,n,i,eA
70 attend the funeral from the fe.decce f hi parent
Eighth betwesn One hundred and 1n' ~, IT,
Inst At o'clock D. NJ without further inyasssd 61l
CARNEs-At Riysrdse on the Hudson Riyer az noodsy'
Aug ~ Mary W.iawrsht wife Of Nathaniel ..,s
her funeral from her late residence, on "sdnss
Trn. sav. Hudson River Rsio.a station. hirtishSk, u
1880 .. M. returning leave Rverdale at 3:zz p.
The rstains III be taken 70 Mount Auburnfor nts'msn
psss, % ass s ss.. s &
S.s ~ ,as ys y.s, q. 81 s, TO attend he,
WverIypsc. Tharsdsy i1sh INST. It II vssdut
DUCKwITZ--Ai Hobot.s. N. j., on r.ssday.- Aee =:
Charlotte AdsIsids beloved wife o. ch.s 4 nakvhs, -
youngest daughter Of the Late Andrew T. Bschs OF hos
The sS. cf,he family r..pecuy Invited 70 ssnS ~
ELLIsON-Drowned Il Rye. N. T.. on Monday. Auz, Y,
David sterns. odea Of VIM. aud Ehss Elson ssed
re resiyrs and friends Of the fuly are nvsd to attend
the funeral, frem his lSss residence no 10 Ien''s'
Broosyn on rhu,.S.y ssn0on g S1 ;os,m.o
FOSTER-fn this city, ruesdsy Aug IS Charles W. Foa-
ter In tho 9th year Of his age.
W. friend; Of s ss s Is Vote e
on Friday, the 18th met, at o'clock p. M flf
Monday. Aug IL Helene. only daughter e
Spencer D. and Alice t. Schuyler aged year. months
and days. ~ -.
Thr rsnyes and friends Of the family sepeetfay insed
10 attend the funeral ct 10 o'clock wednesday momtes
fom the residence Of her parents in New Brighton. S~sss
Island without further inyi!sion. .. rrr
ROOsA-At Middetown. NJ Y. Thursday. Aug 10
I'm Tls.<u nj An
jas. f. hooss. ased.6 months. --.---.-'.t
RONK--Ou Saturday, Aug ~. IN Elenvis Ulster Co.. n. T.
By drowning; George A., youngest sen Of Anniss d. henk
aged years. .rlI.D .fo.f -
Tie ffds family respectfully invited To attend hn
faoern ffofhe residence OF bis father No. % rresideat
st. Rrookyp edneAdny toe 10TH iast Ut O'Clock IA
Saturday Aug T. ct his resd~nssf Locust
Island New Rochelle, John w. Schmidt In the e%hyssf
efhis age. n.f lnf - 80 IN. -
The relatives and ftiend family insd
20 attend hs funers from Grace Church 10 kew.fok
II O'Clock M Wednesday, the 10th inst. without ssr-
tier invitation u y o..lfNI I. Nis....Vll
SHERMAN-A Chariotsekowp Prince Edward Island. On
Fidsy. the lth inst, Sherman, U. s. CopsnL q thss
p'sce.ntt. '5th year OF hsssc. 49, re-. -.
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Fire i'm Trsy--Three Locomotives Rurned--
Gen. Hooker.

TROY. 7TUesdlv. August -, 100
The extensive machine shop of the Troy and
Boston Railroad in the upper part of this city was TO
tally DESTROYED BY Ere al II O'clock 10 night The IRE
originated IN the paint shop ind was accidental, Loss
about 81, 900; fully insured 81 RI r.r +. 49,
Three locomotives were burned viz: the George
6suld, Jared s. Weed, and Alvah Croker. The
engines j. V. Baker and Poney were saved sixty.
sght cara vert got cut In gaiety. There will be 10
Interruption In the running ofihe trains.
, MsloTGen. Hooker is in town. The guest Of Mr. j. NJ
Haseis editor Of TIE Times The Geneisl ia to take
Pa the celebration OF the Battle Of Bennington to-
morrow with Major Gen. Carr
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DeDsrseA Stacking Of Corpus Christi BY
United States TreoYs-usYements Of
Ger. Lepez. .f-rst .rls.s. r.. g. r

CAIRO Tuesday. Aug. Is. 1865
BY an arrival from New Orleans on the 9th
" bsve the foowing; rrf -, 9TH 4n..
The Msriear Ranokro Of July e. which The Nev or
HANS TINES says is rather doubtful authority. reports
he sackng OF Corpus Christi and the dissertation Of
Amily vault by the United States troops.
Gen Lopez has left Matamoros for Mexico l . 0 o.
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spseiaI Notices.
"Gr~po Vines,


With sn account Of our -Four best hardy Kind. and desdp-
ton ofhe stock Of Vines for sale IONA ISLAND with ~
price, single and per hundred Of all the valuable kinds IN cs
vstion pamphlet With the above title sent fts TIVE
cent stamp. .Nil ~ .fl-----tlt - ..---..."i
This Tract besides furnishing pics list and dssosrto Il
my stock Intended 10 meet want that extensively -
in gard to Grspes (. addition 70 much other matter ~
interest to s lovers good 0rspes contains fuu history
the production Of the Seedliugs. ..nf U,.
-.--.-.." IONA AND IsRAELLA, III pr
with description oftber anaes and characteristics 20 fu
clear and precise that no reader viii he mistaken to ther
merits and vaise. a., ann - r.. a..
NBrhe Ton. has been briefly and truly characterized
possessing all of the excellence in tho quality and beauty 81
IL. fruit Of the best Fropssn kinds with the extreme hsrd
ues, Of habit tha, belongs enduring usfys This
ha. been still fully established BY the trials Of the proa-
ent season. . r.. .......
To NEE, the wants Of the times fully regard The
Vino have prepared tho following publications.
FIRsr-DEsCRIPTIvE CATALOGUE. slsss psmphiss
u page tic chief object Of which TO dsseribe sccurs1
all the native vines that worthy Of attention and TO OK
hb their relative importance and value and to Stale the
Of success in grsrecuu,e In sren and vineyard.
for suk the table and for sna with 'osas aceeens q
real wine and VINE making contains more than dis1
ensyug, show ing many OF the lest plans ior uanhs GA
buidns, and in garden and vineyard l, ooo nn. "a
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CATALOGUE, which con-
p. an sccoun, of the and qualities Of
ing kinds Of native gapss but Is chiefly aeSsned to DO
thorough practical treatise the management OF the upc
,o. the Of the soil the gathering Of fruit
Il contain. more then eug Wings chiefly drawn from setusl
vines aud 10 the result Of the exQerenoc Of many years
the ment Of vines ard ef vsry ex
te udei careful observation. - . r.tr, ..,y ,,, d
rHlaD-MANUAL OF THE vrNE.-'rhe two foregoing
ara bound together flexible covers and In this form called
Manual Of the yine AID IL claims to be tho most thorough
and treatise the subject Ia the language
For full tables Of copen OF the foregoing psaphst Of
"a pages. 4.r. a,-..--..
Send also for proposition, for tho formation Of Ccbs This
shows the and cheapest method Of obtaining Vnes ana
that by which my hnense stock ba, been chiefly sold the
past two years. with general high satisfaction. m Ii
PRICE Lists and PAMPHLET sent for two cent stamp
DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE fof ten cents.
ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE for twenty-five cent? i'
MANUAL or THE VINE for 6hy cen's. o.i9I y.I1o +.
T. S-My stock Of twoyear-old trsnsPsstaa vines, u
IONA and ALIENS HYBRID are worthy Of Yrtcuf az
ention and have prepared TO meet mat
nv, 40. here<Jfst~ Aser sussAAsa ani2n'''" - h'
''' 90 oII rooa b9.p CIV 0Akef. lT ,nfm
oi, -~f4 Ioaa &asar PsesyAk.h WoresSes's Co. NIB
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re"adeIpbia Poiifics-Nomiuatio for
Msyer-Tws Democratic Delegates
Fatally Stabbed.

r PHILADELPHIA, Tueslay, Aug. Is. 1865
@, me political pot Is beginning to boil here
Nc Democrae to-day nominated Daniel s. Pox for
%s{o1 and other officers. Much quarreling took place
r sas ward Conventions and IN one Of theu fight
MI IN which two delegates were stabbed Bth
W. w PROBABLY die. The Union party have held their
sss Mo Elections, Mayor Horny has declined tho
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SrABBINa HIs PARrNER. Boehn

srABBlSs HIS PARTNER.-Ferdinand Boehn
Ge Eneas j. Peterson have been for some time past
seuducting an cinplcymcnt apercy at No. AZ Bowery
afternoon they quarreled about the DIVISION
nsfe mp any de6eieaces that might exist In fguues
sssta6bed Pesertea in the isido ipficiing a wound
- vas pronounced dangerous by the ssrgeons at The
Suosf MilIs Of the sixth Precinct arrested him, how.
~ and locked him M for tie night He win be or
~ained at the TombH the DUfang. .s@.~s ssass ~
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1IARBlE D.

Cressklu. on Thursday. Avg H. -
The Rev, DR.. GORDON, Mor Harvey A. Allen u = A.. :"
Mary j., daughter Of John Tyron. E. .', 80 'g.ifq
OR ANE-TUaNBULL-fn Montcair, N j., on Tbarsd.y.
aug 10 by the Rev. Oliver Crane Of Cafbondse, Pa Mr.
Isaac w. Crano Of Newark NJ D. to Mss Mary L. dsafh-
ofthc late John Tusabtl esq, Of NssYork Cty. no
Thursday, Aug TO- BY The Rev.
r. L. Davies of Camden New Jersey the residsncs Of
bride, Bskeiy, Luzeue Co., Pa, Nj Stephen r HUI TO
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News from New.Orlcans.

M '-@ - CAIRO, Tuesday. Aug Is, 1865
.tne steamer Pauline Corsall, from New-Or-
ssaa, on tie 9th has arrived with l25 bales OF cotton
~sTVnro aud Ill bales foi.;u -sonis. III tl.. Ia
.tne zee military diyIsons Of Texas are command.
~, Nith headquarters, ne fopws: Eastern, Gen. A j.
4eSer. Galveston, Central Gen u. s. Stanley Veto.
uei AottAetn, Gen. 4. Steele Brownsville. - ~
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Business Notices.
TnS GRBAr Nsw EsGLASD RENEE

IHk OBBAT NBW EhGbAND akMbDl'
Dr. J. w. PoLAsps ~ '.'t 20
rs I'D WHrra PfSE CoarovyD
IL now oa.r.d tho sfeed throughout tho country.
atrs having been proved by tho s, OF eleven years In
tho New Eng and staes. where Its merits hsve become a
well known from which. In part. derives Ito
'"'''' rnn wsrrs ,isr COMPOUND ccnH i'l
Sore Throat Colds Coughs DphtbeIa bronchitis, Splitting
Of Flood, and Pulmonary Affections generally
Ills remashsble Reuedy for kidney Com f.
plants Diabetes. Difficulty Of Voidins
'f rvoQ Urine bleeding from the Kid ..
''. ''" ' neys and Bladder Gravel. ,fi,f. rt
.-.. .-y q and other cgmphints. ~ 81 I.ll
ron plt.s AND scuRvY N FOUND VERY VALUABLE
Give trial Il yon would learn the value Of good md
,ri,d Medicine. II IL plcss,ut safe and sur. ..f
Sold by Druggist. and Dealers In Medicine generally
. ,- Gao. W. SWIFT, NJ. d. Proprietor.
ill DrxAs BARxss, No. 81 Park row.
a.nL p, l' r C. WELLS ; Co, No, us Franklin st..
~" .hh General Agents for Ncw'YoFt
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Acknowledgement

Advertisement
THE BEyr Brick IN Tng UNITED STATES are
being made by cuAS,BEnss great BRICK MAcuISEs.
One hundred brick per minute have been made For
Patent Shs aud specimens Of brick apply 20 ADRIAN
RBQuA No. n Courtlandtst. N. Y. Cup stairs.)
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fAdsertisun1ntl

fAdserisssnentl . ... .... s isn
JgYPgRs, 573 Broadway. il selling his SHOES
Oc to 81 reaation Ladies visiting the country should
call and buy tneir Shoes at JEPFgRs No 573 Broadway
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- AT and near Bellefonte, Pa. tho people have
zen to raising fax in the days Of yore. The Pres
"@at place calls for the erection Of linen mill
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DO NOT WASTE Your MONEY buying any OF
the NUMEROUS worthless articles called Gold Pens which have
flooded tho gIkst for the last lew when at lower
rrees you can sv pcu which acknowledge to DC the
Brsr IN rHE WORLD iii -'- .
Avoid the .s riess. Cpstars whose lack Of brains conpes
b, to so.ot IMITATION eres 10 ne adreement II you
wan, tho full value Of your rnosy, call on A. MORTON NO
% 4; aidenlsue OF inelosa stamp rircular. iL
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THE KENTUCKY ELECTION.


-1S0S.- -1604s-.
Emanc. Pro-Sfav. Union. Dem.
trio, Bradley. TYimbc. Lincoln McCfn
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HILLS HAIR DYE, so cts.-Black or Brown
Rspabie Depot Barcsys sold by dtussss svsrvw"sss
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ARMsrRoNd-oa tues,isy, Ads Is, Of cOn'n"pt''d Ann
ArosIons . ssss the family arc respectfully i.d
e si:."s ths mer. from The residence ess
as tjresawich.st al 6clock on Wednesday, fne "
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Gold stood at ll2! at close of report.
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D1Is D..

TClEvyLaNp-A Yort.r,. on Thur.d,y. Oct 49, Enna
.ioe., daughter OF Cyrus Cleveland .sed D Year,
Funeral iron sse residence =" Lot ta"o Vu SunJ
N2 p.
DAvRsPORT-At Augusta Ga, on Tuesday. O-t J. Of
chrouic dia,rhe, Chlrs II. Davenport, Sergeant Co D.
l62d Regimen, n. \. 5. Volunteers, sged % years.
GILBERT uddery. on Fdsy III, 10Th inst. a, the Alb,
marie Hotel IN this city, henry !. Gilbert
Notice of unersl hereafter
LOOsE-On board the T. s. steamer tsnsror. Eudre City
OF pneEmouia. g. \. Loose, Company H. 18Th r.. ment
Iii. remains VIII be forwarded to ti' friends at fl.hl, ~
MARsUAIIOn Friday rnorninz the 20 inst sft,r shor
Her friends AID those Of her brothers, George ard yohf
Mchitbau Of her nephew, George Mcous., and Of pa
souiDlas, Thomas 4. smith, ss respectfully invited t'
steud her fun Ial Sunday I'D inst, al O'Clock p IN
from the rosd acc Of her law No Ia Lat fLiiota
IT., without further Invitation.
OWEN-On ThuIday Oct 10 Ann5 B.. widow Of the late
Ora Owen sgcd % years.
The friend. Of thc fsny pecny requested 70 sltsnt
her uneTs from her late residence No ~ South Eghts
further invitation.
Providence az. H. papers please copy
R?Vsft, Pss 3s st' 10, ISo' NO. i nu' oI M,
Ellen Roa, elle aged % years. ,,.
TIE friends Of the uiy ere respectfully invited % e''eea he'
day next the I'D inst. a. O'Clock ?. Il.
sMlTB-A, Kslinond, avg l9si; William Nor Smith q
Co A. 1ls, Regiment ~ Y :. y. o.. sged % years from
wound. received at the hrt bsttIs Of Bull Run
Fuuea will t-ko place c. "a Presbyterian Church
Dr Rockwe'Is scherInerlorn-st. between Nerins and
r. 81. B on ' snd Re osi 81 ofSes
ally. with the alert Hose Co. No Of BIcokyn and the
WALLACE-At ridui-ht. o. Thursday oct. 49, Mary Wal
lace. daughter Of VI liam Wallace, deceased.
In TIN Gow,rnG on Wedne.da, Oct. IA. John White
lse e Wiioushby't, Brooklyn after an illness Of two
tb~ Ws.h IL, at NJ. p. Clarcb. brooklyn sunday
afternoon. Oc. 2. 81 ociocs.
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No.. ...,.
A BaoKES-Dows SYSTEM.

Shess dl.s.s To which the doctors give mary n,nnss
bot which few Of them understand Is simply w.asEen-s
breaking down Of the vita forces Wh,ever its (snd
they ionuraerbel lie symptoms IN tbs main the same
Among the prominent are extreme ssude loss Of az
petite oss o. fl and great mental depression Indigestion
and Stomach COv0. so Frequently concop;.ni' Of TIN
xsressns stale OF body and Of mind The common remark
Ia rtion persons such condition Is that they arc con
sompNe Now what these unounates really want IS r'90'
,al .,y,nytA and certainly dawn succeeds darSne'
uey can their systems and regain Pfec' nes'h oy
resortins to Hos1 TTERs CLEsRArED STOMACH birrEH@
Il Is .. c.ev that liz eving tonic is required in such csse
thai the dying fame q, empty lamp requires to be re
vived with new ,upply a oil Perfectly pure and in
containing nothing but 10 most genial vegetable e1
;se's. aid combining the three grsp> elements Of s0inaeh
d~r,,ive and genial invirorrnt n o'rSiras DiirhA
are 'nabe TO al constitutions. and oheaoe 70 u''
a-es.s- and disabilities the feebsr ser .s - nose Of men,
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The Commercial and Financial
CHRONICLE
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING.
No 90 WILLIAM ST

TIE SEYPNrFENTil NJ NBER of this paper I, i..,-i
THIS SATURDAY MOTNlNG couts,nrs &. l.e-l variety
Of eai'r'l srbes' Of rr'ia interest to Merchant'
banker- .ad sste-u.s o.st-. Wh stcur-,- s,s. In
formation 81 every Ala an al tie Commercial 'nd financial
Life IESDiNG EDITORIALS THIS WEEK ARE.
j. w LIST Topics ?. How to Contract he Iuu~rty.
MT ~ ClIcch % th~ fiusnce, re'roLum ly'urn' s.
p rI-l--ts OF wLgrs sd the Warehouse >yst-i o.
NE Wyoming Valley Coal and the Present Scarcely! :. ae
-. issn southern and northern Indiana Rarro-d
ss sA 2 HA ~ s9su r3s Of oiis T ana
E.nch Other g.IDcEcal ues eie1 iroul lion T. q.
Sraudrs National k Note Redemption. 49, he con
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ALL FOREIGN NEWS or LATEST DATES. SeI,
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ne money soc. hanse and gold markets Tor the "rc.
stock list Also ,ablr giving hs sale price. At The New
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5-COMNERCIiL TINS con,sifi6s an rrome OF a.
commercial movements fos toe somP.e,e tables Of
domestic receipt, lui Of 1plrs sud imports. 'fsca AZ
I'm reports on bTrads,rt cotton dry gods and oher
e-h Full AND COMPLETE LIST or WHOLESALE
PRICES current in the Nrw-York market
TABLES or RAILWAY AND Nl>t tLLANfOuN
Bond. and stocks .vini the par vsue amount outald'
Ls disii-D,s wAen plyso.e ua.aet pree. AAo taos
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