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Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-02
MARSHAL'S NOTICES.


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IL DISTRICT OF MARYLAND. TO WIT:
Whereas on the 23d day of February, 1866, VIM.
j. Jones' u. 5. District Attorney for the District of
Maryland. filed an information in the United States
District Court for the District aforesaid, against five
barrels of imported cigars No. 9, to April Term, '66
in a cause of forfeiture.
And Whereas, By virtue Of process in due form of
law. directed, returnable on the first Tuesday
in March next, have seized and taken the said
cigars and have the same in my custody.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That n District
Court will be held at the United States Court Room
in the city of Baltimore on the FIRST TUESDAY
IN MARCH NENT, for Inc trial of the said prem
Ises, and the owner or owners and all persons who
may have or claim any interest hereby cited TO
be and appear at the time and place aforesaid, TO
show cause, if any they have, why p final decree
should not pass as prayed. W.'B0NIFANT
te2S-ot u. S. Marshal.
FHHHE UNIFIED STATES OF AMERICA
DISTRICT OF MARYLAND, To WIT:
Whereas on the sd day of February lS66 George
II. Smith filed his libel in the United States District
Court for the District of MARYLAND. against the
steamer DIAMOND STATE" in a cause of wages
And whereas, by virtue Of process in due form of
law, TO me directed, and returnabe on the FIRST
ny ESDAY IN MARCH next, ! have seized and
taken the said steamer, and have the same in my
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That District
Court will be held at the United States Courtroom
IN the city Of Baltimore, on the FIRST TUESDAY
IN MARCH next for the trial of the said premises;
ana the owner or owners, and all persons who NAV
have or claim anynteres are hereby cited to be and
appear at the time and place aforesaid show cause
II any they have why final decree shoud not pass
as prayed. W. BONIFANT.
ie2o st U. S. Marshal.
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GALE OF CONDENSED QUARFERMAS-
~ TIERS STORES AT GTESBORO', DC.

| GALE OF CONDEMNED QUARrERMAs-
~ TERS STORES AT GIESBOR0', D. c.
QUARTERMAsTER GENERALS OFFICE.
FIRST DIVISION
,.,, WASHINGTON. D. c., Feb. %, 1866 }
VIII be sold at Giesboro, D. c. at Public Auction
9. NJ on WEDNESDAY, March !, 1866. at lOo'eIock
MASTER s ST0RES consisting Of e. Vol" L IT.
Horseshoes Manila Rope Scrap iron, Bedsteads
Benches Coffee Boilers, Tin Cups, Knives and Forks.
Ladies', Camp Kettles, Dutch Ovens Dish Pans Mess
Pans Tin Plates, Coal Scuttles, Spoons. Cooking and
Heating Stoves, Blankets, Brides, Horse Brushes
Currycombs, Saddle Blankets, Buckets, Casks Horse
Collars. Head Haters: Ambulance Harness, Four
horse harness Jsets) Hayracks, Lines, Martingaes,
giles, Four Horse Amhulances. Army Wagons, -four
hQrse), Wagons, two hOrsel Iron Water Wagons
Whips, Padocks, Bottles, Shooting boxes Punches,
Files, Hammers, Farrier Knives Pincers Rasps
longs, Whitewash Brushes. Grndstones and Frames
Picks, Lanterns. Pl9ughs, Rakes, Shoyels, Spades.
Leather, Coal Oil Barrels. &C. &c.
The stores must be removed by the purchaser with
In i've days from the day of sale.
The norseshoes. Rope and Scrap Iron will if de-
sired, be delivered by the Government free of charge
for transportation, on the depot wharf.
Terms Cash, In Government funds.
A boat for Giesboro will leave the Sixth street
wharf every hour during the day, Of sale,
JAMES A. EKIN,
Brevet Brig. Gen., in charge of LIST Div O. NJ G. 0.
fe2S-tMh7
GALE OF MANURE.
QUARTERMAsrER GENERALS OFFICE,0
FIRST DIVISION.
WASHINGTON. D c.. February ., 1866
Will be sold at the Cavalry Depot, Giesboro' d.
u, a large quantity of Stock-yard MANURE, which
will be delivered to purchasers on the ground or in
barges or boats to be provided by them, 0 cents
per cubic yard. Two more boats according to
size, can be loaded per day
Terms Cash, in Government funds
BY order Of the Quartermaster General,
JAMES A. EKIN,
Breyet Brgadier General
te8-tMh3l in charge First Divn Q. NJ. c. 0.
BNUBLGG SAGE
Il A SQUARE OF GROUND FOR LEASE
The Commissioners of Finance of the City of Bal
tnore hereby give notice that they will offer vt pub
lie SALE to the highest bidder at the Exchange sales
rooms, on tuesday,, 9th March at u O'Clock NJ
THAT VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND,
fronting $50 feet East Falls avenue III feet s
inches on Aceanna street, 226 feet inches on Pres
dent street. and 90 feet Lancaster street. on lease
for SO years, renewable forever.
The above Square VIII bU leased with the undnr-
standing that one-tourth part of the principal that
would accrue at per cent the bid agreed upon
be paid in cash or satisfactorily secured and the bal
ance of threefourths be placed lease for 30 years
Immediate possession will be given for part and the
balance on the LIST June and LIST September 1857.
JOHN LEE CHAPMAN,
i. LITrIG SHAFFER,
EVAN T. ELLICOTT,
Commissioners of Finance.
s-tegl-eots ADREON u co. Aueta.
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STEAMBOAT NOTICES.

xs~ FOR FREDERTCE1&RT7TS(5,
kSS2IzSE9Rs~ VA. AND LANDINGS ON THE
ss-s-zs@1e RAPPAHANN0CK RIVER.-The
Dawes Master" will resume her regular trips for
the season. commencing FRIDAY, March ?, 1866,
running as follows:
Leave Baltimore. from her wharf foot of South
street, every FRIDAY AFTERNOON, Mt 1 O'clock
Tor rrederickSb stopping at all the usual landings
on the habpahannOck river arriving at Fredericks-
burg SATURDAY EVENING, connecting with the
railroad trains North and South
~ Returning, the Wenonah will leave Fredericksburg
TUESDAY, MORNING, at o'clock, stopping at ali
the usual landings her way down the river, and
arrive in Baltimore early on WEDNESDAY MORN
West. ~ N III ''ii0
Freight taken at low rates
N2 freight received after o'clock P NJ
All freight for the river must be prepaid
For further information. passage &C.. apply on
BOARD, or to JOS. JAS. TAYLOR, Agent
30 West Falls avenue
te2i-tf A. K PHILLIPS {, m
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FOE PETERSBURG AND
EzZas..aaaSNzeasf- RICHMOND.
e@e&see#EssScE=a=@-
THE POWlATAN STEAMBOAT COMPANY
Will despatch one of their STEAMERS for the above
ports from Light street Wharf at 8 O'clock.
treightS received daily handled with care and for
wardcd with despatch --iN 10'
For freight or passage, having superior accommo-
dauons, apply to JACOB BRANDT, JR
lel5 90 light ST Wharf
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FOR SAVANNAH, GA.

S.1--A+@- The BALTIMORE AND SAVANNAH
oIEAMsHIP C0MPANY'S steamers are now run
nml dagi as STRENGTHENING Baltimore, from Union
AFTERNOON, at 8 o'clock
returning they will leave Savannah for BaIti-
more every THURSDAY.
Goods for Augusta, Ga, and the interior, consigned
10 our agents in Savannah La Roche 4 West will
be promptly forwarded. '''
For freight or passage, having good accommoda-
u2nS; apply TO J. BRANDT Jr
le-I- Jhl3 90 Light street Wharf
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seilzszlsss!c- FOR THE PATUXENT RIVER

erff4sfSA FOR WILMINGTON, N. C.-Tbe
esAszzH IfSt class steamer Ell LIE KNIGHT. Capt.
for the above port on SATURDAY, March w" al sf
O'Clock z NJ? from the wharf foot of West Falls
avenue. Freight for the interior consigned to our
forwarded. ~ Pi0'np'S
For freight or passage having superior accountable
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MEDICAL PURvEYoR's OFFICE, !
WASHINGTON. D. c., February 13 1866.
An extensive sale of Hospital Clothing Bedding
&c entirely new, and in the original boxes and bales
will be he'd in this city, at the Judiciary Square
Warehouses Fifth and streets, back of City Hall
on THU RSDAY, the 8th day of March next, at 10
o'clock A. M. The following articles will be offered
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4 FEW WORDS OF COMMON
SENSE,

How few there are who are not subject tdomo affection
Of the lungs or respiratory organs, wholly noBccting
pre1nonitory symptoms aggrRyate the cmllaint until
disense strikes Its ahfts causing nexptssibe torture
of the patient and anxiety amt distress TO rionds Only
eo r. "a slight sore throatl is the liless remarh
of many when so affected Yes "Only ,;old, " was the
thourhtless expression of thousands wllm Death has
marked for his prey
ACKNOWLEDGMENT should be thimotso fore .er
IN the minds of all subject to Coughs, Coils, Catarr, or
Inuonza Words of advice should be holed by a sui.
{ering from Asthma, Bronchitis ConsunIion Relief is
within their reach and Ii neglected tata consequences
onso-a life of 1nsery-a daily, hourly trugge for e1
Death .,.,x,Z.,
Does it not appal the strongest mind 20 thlAA the
result caused by neglect2 Thon why day? ct e1-
c,1se can be offered when timely warni ounded IN
your cars? When tho danger is potntd ri why not
avoid 1t? AIAnsDENs PECroRAL BALM = been used
with success in nearly million OF cases, ND is endorsed
nv the Medical Faculty the most rupt and eica-
cious remedy that scientific roser ~ fla dlscoVered 10
relieve and oure all CASES of Go hs Cds Influenza,
and Consunlpion If tho case is not hyond all hope.
Even when the sufferer ia il the last saes he Will ind
relief by using this prop ration One Dtlle will con-
vince tile most ncledul)ls, that the orE OF this prepa.
ration arc by no exaggerated; in ta fall fur short
Of the elllogics bestowed upon 1t by honds who nave
been cured by its lnely use: guarante accompanied
each bottle aud dealers arc Instructed l1oVcry shce
to refund the money when this PREPARATION fas to ro-
love. ,o,, ,,
Price, so cents small bottle; 81 lage size
KING l. 4SSIIDEY,
Wholesale Agent, Charleston
GOODRICH, WINEMN d CO.,
Wholesale Agent, Charleston.
And all Retail Druggists. 3no Dccenber4
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Georgia Items.
There was slight fall of snow at Atlanta on the


A CHRISTMAS FRo11o.-On Christmas morning,
about 10 clock, there occurred, just outside OF
he city limits opposite the powder works, most
novel celebration Of tho day. A mahogany hued
drawer of "the bureau"-ho is engaged drawing
yicinity referred to- had some difference with his
sife he placed large box Of powder near the fire
aud threated to "bloW every ting up" and sultlng
le action to the word, began throwing small guam
mites OF the ssyillainous" into the fire. Suddenly
aud ere he had time to think Of it, he came back
aad landed on terra frmaa. His wife also started
ieavenward, but being of the earth, earthly, sho
$40 drapped, and gathering herself up, commenced
; two-forty gait across the fields. Her clothes
ere in flames, and she resembled q comet which
fortunately gentleman came to her assistance
ald succeeded in extinguishing the fire before she
lad sustained any serious injury The sable Guy
awkes Gid not fare so well, as the going up, Or
fhe result of burns and bruises. The domicil Of
This happy C. up4o was literally demolished hardly
70 pieces Of plank being left together.
[Augusta Constitutionalisl
BURGLAR SHoT.-A negro man, while attempting
i, burgariously enter the residence Of one of our
= tizens, on Tuesday night last, was severely and
dangerously wounded lone of the balls entering
:1.s side, and not having been extra:tod yet. The
,bber was after enjoying the holidays, but ho got
y species of pepper which he did not like much,
slit which will give him holiday from work for
some time We hope that it will be lesson to
him, and cause him to do better in future
augusta Press.
GOLD DISCOVERY on AM1cA1oLA.-Recen deyel-
lnments made by Mr.. John L. SuIamorour, an old
experienced MINER indicate that !. his aeld viii viii
,al, il not surpass any region OF this vast gold
SILT. We are informed by Captain James 2; Har-
son, who recently paid visit to that locality y
pronounced by good judges to be worth from
.5Ihty to one hundred and twenty dollars per ton.
[Dahlonega Signal.
DEATH OF MAJOR M. D. HuDsoN.-His name has
- on associated among the prominent well known
s. zcns ol ALlnedgesllo for nearly half century.
f died at his residence, in that vicinity, on the
- b inst, after an illness OF few hours.
Macon Journal.
The FRu1Ts OF FANAr1c1sM We COPY the en-
ng paragraph from the Southern Recorder Mil
seyille: ===-
UT streets on Saturday last exhibited the freed
=s..l in a painful aspect. They were commonly in
rom the country, trading preparatory for tn; en-
s5,nent Of the Christmas holidays; but to Judge
5.aEa tho unbridled conduct OF many, they took
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K1Na1Y REarA1Ns.-A Paris correspondent says ::
ssWo are now about to send to Westminster Abbey
from Fontcvrart all, literally that remains Of the
Kings and Queens Of England Westminster Alb
bey however is not likely to be much enriched by
those mortal spoils for the Phare de la Lore SAYS
''There probably will be found at Fontcyraalt no
actual remains Of Henry H., Richard l. or queen
Eleanor of Aquitane; for like those OF st: Denis, 9
bones Of Cmur dc Lion were rot moro respected
than those of St. Louis but the tonbs have been
restored and tho figures arc almost nfJllrea;;
They are recumbcnt figures, with hands c.ossea '
over their chests. Those who have examined honl
declare That every known tradition Of resemblance
has been respected" >"
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The London Court Journal says that Mr. TOMMY
son is about to leave Tho Isle of'Wight where IN nc
has pretty lttlo house and grounds a.
by M tho Curiosity Of his neighbors. lie !asbouglht
ND all the land he could get round his grounds
but to no effect. Ho is watched and doggcd where
ever lie goes. In london 'eIs 4u!nt elo1lgn o no
one suspects the tall man with wide-l"ake long
heard and spoctacles to be the poet
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CURRENCY CONTRACTION New York Times,
in discussing the currency question, exp esses the
conviction that fixed and moderate contraction OF
the currency, bringing us nearer, every month, to
the spece standard would choapen the cost Of
living. and so increase the means and comfort Of
the People with certainty attainabo in no other
way AS to the disturbances OF trade, which 30
many fear, We are told these will occur anyhow
ssNoIhing can prevent them, and (the editor rea,
sons) we shall bo better Off when they are ended
than now" GAS for the manufacturers, the Times
thinks that their true relief lies in the direction Of
reform in the internal revenue system rather
than in an increase in customs luties. Their worst
troubles spring from the doarness OF labor, which
is result of the inflated currency, and from the
oppressive taxation incident to the existing system
Of internal revenue"
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Z=#E,
Sf8to ltcnlSs

CRY CURRENCY.-We understand C.,to VII -
tee appointed by the cty with vi ,so e.
moral asking authority to issue fifteen Thousand
dollars in city bills receivable to meet the expenses
and indebtedness OF the clty, nave 1oaha only
about twonty taxpayers opposed to the measure,
while so far they have received the names OF near
" two hundred in favor Of it. We presume the
Council will feel authorized to issue.
Columbia Ph9ni1.
STATE AND CRY IssUEs.-A meeting of tho mer-
chants was calle yesterday lat which about twenty
attended), to take some action with reference to
the difficulties connected with the exchange OF
State and city issues. A committee was appointed
to ascertain and publish, from time to time, the e
market value of the State issues ana nunper aol ~
those present signed q document plodglng thom-
selves not receive it except at its market yaue
This committee was also directed to bring these t
matters more generally to the attention OF the Int!
merchants, after which the following resolution
was adopted: ooo -.
Resolued That the proposed issue OF $15, 600 by
the CITY Council of Columbia is inezpediont,sand
will not be sustained by tho merchants OF the CITY.
MASONIC. Thursday being the festival Of st:
this city convened Of the hal Of Palmetto Lodge,
No. S, t. o. o. T., where Right Worshipful Brother
". T. Walter, Senior Grand Warden Of ths Grand
Lodge Of South Carolina, installed the officers OF
the Symbolic Lodges.-lbad.
DEATH OF ANOTHER OLD Crr1zEN.--Another land
mark of the pastllas gone to his long rest. Our
columns announce today the death OF Mr. John
Bates, aged eighty. Nearly the whole OF his long
years of usefulness had been employed as plant
Or, in which calling he was ominently successful.
THE exampl. he leaves as an upright cltlzen ana
true man in all the walks of life is the best herl
tago that could crown the close Of career every
step of which has been an honor to his people ana
a s,n nc.sn.,rv-,rbo vounoeat dauohter Of
Mrs. Marv Raina Of This cifv, willie playing in the
hack var l1 Of her residence CAUGHT ire from
ne,phborne % - fame % md was 40 Severely burned
fhaf sIe lived Int a. few honrs. Ibid
~, W. =, = wv ~
= SAD DEkyH.--We have never been called upon 20
tnaaas tha uf4ga l0lo oo ,v;fa
nf a1,r u les oMo1 nva, IN The ofar
,oo os Thursdav Ma ~ :" joo"eaed failing nm.
we'll snroad covering Nafore s the f;re nnon Which
sh 'roci;nod roatino Rer hn1 ,,no 'obo;r. nndar
thooa o;rcnmstances sho feostean - amo,a mud
Rnd her clothing Ill ablaze, and tho tlamo leaping
about her face: her first impulse was tc sn,6tner
The flame with M carpet near at hand: Iallinv in this
shs acrsoIs,oii ios heb when ,f,'ars rar
% her, aud quickly comp uneiaTnss; her terrible
situation hurried to the well for a bucket OF water
md returning ,iast;l il oyes hol, and sii; @ i.r
Tr. owen md ;.s...ai., wi.o tyhen the:s-
fiy.,, found her PROSTATE rpon ta oo hes liesI
a.
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"A In ~
The following arc tho Agents for this paper
W. A, HEMINGWAY, General Travelling and Collecting
Agent r,nro7;no, an, M,
TOW TOW NsEND & NORTH, Booksellers and stahoners,
columbia, S. 9. ,.,..
o. D. GOODMAN Cross Hill, Laurens District, s. c.
J. v NETHERS, Union, S. G.
Captain W. L. EARLE, Greenville, 8. c.
Col j. j. RYAN, Barnwen, g. C.
]. 7. DUBOIS, Marion.
g. S. HARDY Sandy Ford P. O., Madison Co., Fla.
PATRICK 4 HUVEY, Macon, Ga.
J. Y. Fl. WILLIAMS, Clinton, s. G..
j. R. ALLEN, Chester G. H., g. O. -
". s. LANCE, Grahamvle P. O., Beaufort 8. G.
B. F. BRADFORD, Walterboo s. G.
H. L. DARR, Sumter, s. G.
THAD. G. ANDREWS, Orangeburg, S. O.
J. NJ BROWN, 81 souiherner office, Darlington s. @.
Z NJ. NJ. QUINN & BRO, Augusta
J. 81. ESTELL, Savannah, Ga.
ISAAC DAYEGA, Agent in New York
s j. L. SHECUT, Agent at Atlanta, Ga.
VIM. HENDERSON, Agent at Bennettsvine 5. u -
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= ~ ~ E3N Fli7- ''' 80 1V1
the ,in'i, Observer, nlfil2. iz:sl=paosTesa, An
o1,taimed from Port Said along the salt wator canal
and the rest of tho distance to Suez is trayerscd
tamnorori1y bv {? fresh water one about seven feet
deep connoe with the Gthor r. BY ainons of Locks s
fn,I ;I wdt Of tic proposed ship CARL has been ex
cavatod r 10 sixt metres but from that point to the
ssesyenty-ftll station and 1smaa the width is in
complete. All chat has been done (the Observer
says) is done we'll, md reflects tho highest credit
on tho science, skill aud persoyering energy of the
French engineers. The real difficulties iii dredg
ing in constantly dissolying sand are now COM
but well-nformcd persons entertain but
little doubt that these and a others may be over
come by time and money.
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Asherif on taking possession of a canal boat lying
directly urdcr tho bows Of the Cunard steamship
scotia, lying at her pior in Jersey City, on Tues
day last, discovered slowed away in tho hold Of the
boat one hundred and twenty-five kegs of grnpow-
dor, enough to have blown up The steamer md all
the buildings i'll the ncighborhood. The owner
ship Of tho powder or what particular purpose it
WAS designed to suisorye remain mystery, though
perEons of Fonian procliyties arc quite certain
that it was nended to destroy the British steam
Portsmouth, Chronicle
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EMpnAr1o.-The vote against. .ratifying the
amendment in the South Carolina House of Repre-
sontatiyoB stood 20 10 l., That's right. When a
people are asked to anniliate themselves, We like
to hear thecl say III v voat do Il, no matter what
follows.-NancIesa ", y, M.) Democrat.
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Important ARREsrs.-We learn from an e1-
change of the arrest of Mr.. McLinsoy, formerly o
member of the Legislature Of this State and MIR.
Josorh Bax or, both of Currituck county, which
took place on Christmas day, near the Court House
AZ and % robbng of vessel duriHg the late war, when
they wore not employed in tho Confederate service.
A man named Moore was arrested some time since
on the same Charge and is now confined in jail in
are also to bo sent. We hope the time will soon
como whom arrests, which are only mado upon one
side for offences committed during tho war, will
coase and peace and amnesty will o1tend to both
sections of our country Huntington Journal.
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An eccentric old jo,uneynan printer in the office
of the Troy Times, is attracting considerable at
tontion. flo is seyonty-two years DID, md is called
ssFather Bcchett" Tho Times says that s'himself,
citizen OF the world ho thinks strong attachment
to certain localities is perversion Of mans M
ture. AS to geographical limos he would blot them
out, as impertinent interference of the maplnaler
with the works OF Providence. philosopher, he
looks calmly on the mutations Of time. Through
the haze Of his well filled pipe and over the oamy
beck Of o coup of sack, ho thinks kindly Of the
past, thankfully of the present, serenely Of tho
future. And az to matters and things in general,
past, present and future his stereotyped motto is,
slet 'ern rip ,"
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The death is announced of Mr. William Miller,
the chief cnshier of the Bunk Of England, in the
ffty-seventh year of his age, after having been in
the service OF the bank upwards of thirty-seyen
MIR. Mathew Marshall, two years and half ago.
Mr. Miller, who was then first assistant, was up
pointed to the highly responsible office from which
he has SO suddenly been taken away. Mr. Miller
was an able mathematician, and his loss will be
deeply regretted by the advocates for the intro
duction oi the decimal system into English &c
counts. Dir. Geo. Forbes, who is now i'll, is first
assistant cashier, and MIR. Frank May tho second.
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WATCHES, JEWELRY, ETc..
GIFTS FOR CHRISTMAS AND new YEARS.

GREAT WATCH SALE ON TIE POPULAR ONE p PRICE I2E
PA. GIVING EVERY PATRON A 1IANDSOMEAND
RELIABLE WATCH FOR THE Low PRICE Of len len
noIIARs WITHOUT REGARD TO VALUE, AND
NOT 10 EE PAID FOR UNLESS PEltEECILY SAIlS+
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The advances of Egypt since the beginning Of
this century have boen great and suro. For long
course of years tho material development OF the
country has gono favorably on. Manufactures,
agriculture, commerce have alike been fostered
and az stimulated. Railways hayo at once employed
labor and assisted industry Canals have fertilized
wide extent Of territory, and romunoratyely dis
perped over the whole country and conveyed to
foreign dopots tho products of the various dis
tricts. This year Egypt has produced cotton
crop estimated at twenty millions sterling, and it
is crodibly told that the condition of the common
people has begun to be sonsbly improved.