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The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-02-19
AUCTION SAILS.


DUBLIC SALE OF @ VA r TIE r.
| MASTERS PROPERTY at Fort Monroe, virgins,
on FRIDAY FEBRUARY %. 1866. ID
WIN be sold, at Public Sale at Camp Hamilton. Viz
ginia, on il~
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 70, 1866.
at 10 o'clock A. H. quantity Of Qusrtermasters stores
consisting in part OF the following named articles
MEANS OF TRANSFORMATION
100 Army Wagons
DO Ambuanoes,
2 Spring Wagons,
= Water Cart, =
IL Lumber Wagons,
Stone Wagon,
Wheel and Lead
Harness.
Ambulance HaruessI
elisf Wagon Saddles
) and Brdles,--
Lock,
afUE Trace and
Stay Chains.
sprsaders
Double Trees,
Hoad llaItcr,
afz Neck Straps,
Horse Brushes and
tsA. norss Shoes
dc, dc dc.
c..,.,,,, TOOLS, &c.
Picks
sawa
Clamp and
Bench Screws
saddcrs' liIorscs,
Machine Tools,
Horse Power
Single Machine,
MISCELLANEOUS "ssd' de-
Bake Ovens,
ONCE and
Field Desks
- Mattresses
Camp Cots and
Wagon Covers,
Platform Scales,
$3.50 $50 Et Drain Sacks
Cooking stovea
Paymasters and
Mess Chests,
Hose,
Oil Tanks,
.oo.o Mast Hoops,
10000 feet Ash Lumber,
r.,..,.o., . 49,. ~ dc, dc, dc.
by order 81 thc Quartermaster General,
A. p. BLUNT
ieos-ld 3 q Brevet Colonel and A. q. NJ.
DUBLfC SALE or GOVERNMENT
ANNALS at Fort Monroe, Virginia, ON TUESDAY,
Will be sold, at Public Sale, at Camp Hamilton vir-
sina, on TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 90 1866, at 10 O'Clock.
100 HORSES, more or less
These animals In good condition. and are sold only
or want Of use In the QuarteJn,sters Department.
Terms cash in Government funds.
BY order of the Chief Quartermaster,
A. p. BLUNT,
iepo-iW Brevet Colonel and A. Q. NJ
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EOR SALE OR CHARTER.
LIGHT DRAFT SIDkWHEL STEAMER Of eighty
tons burthen suitable for Freight Passengers
fitted and In perfect order. Also, FOUR LIGHTERS,
decked over, drawing thirty inches water with KIRTY
CORDS OF W0OD-built In tho most substantial manner
expressly for tightening wood.
Apply to, or address,
Messrs DUDLEY BEAN 4 co.
augl9-u No. IA Roanoke Square.
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MEDICAL.
THE LIGHT OF THE WORLD.
-~s>
DIR. MAGGIEL'S /
PILLS d SALvE.

These Life-giving Remedies are now,
ior the hrst time, given publicly to the
world. For over a quarter of century OF
private practice, the Ingredients in these
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-11-21
FROM WASHINGTON THIS AFTERNOON.

ESPECIAL DEsPATCHEs TO EVENING TELEeRAPH,l
WASHINGTON, November 81.
Concentration Of Troops Around Wash
tngtoM.
1t Is reported that there are now in the forts
around this city, and between them and Balti-
more, some fifteen or twenty thousand United
States troops, and the question is asked what
does this mean? Some suppose these troops
were collected in view OF a probable insurrection
in Maryland with the late election; some con-
lecture that they are intended for Mexico; while
others suspect that, under President John
sons apparently cordial resignation to the re-
suits of the late election, he meditates
tremendous coup Getdt; that the Southern
Rebel and Northern Copperhead organs still
agitating this thing, some openly, and others in
a mask, know what they are talking about and
that Mr.. Seward, when he asked the people, on
the late Chicago pilgrimage, whether they would
have Andrew johnson las President or as King, {"
hnted at what was coming President johnson,
they suspect, is preparing to quash threatened
impeachment; but, they say, the "Boys in Blue"
are on the qui uiue. Such are the vagaries and
fears of foolish radical fanatics in reference to
the reassemblDg of the Thirty-ninth Congress,
after the late elections.
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stand to testify as TO character. he said that no
bad known She deien1ant nnce 1851; became ac-
quatnttd d with him ct the Unted States Mint; that
has character there for honesty and integrity was
very good.
Ohtr witnesses, % TO character. were called this
morning, ell of whom gave him q rood reputation,
and then u o defense closed
Jacob Hess was recall cd by the Commonwealth
He that the second or ihird Sunday after the
committai of MIfchel, Mr.. Boys called on him at
ms residence. he entered into conversation. and
SAID that he and MITCHELL shortly after the robbery
saw Mr.. II, 80 and another gentleman going up
Coates street. Mitchell said that he did not wish
meet the two gentlemen, and they doiged into Cas-
uepury,s saD 2, on Coates street near Twelfth.
Mr. Hess was on his way TO Mitchen's boarding
ness's were called by the Commonwealth to testify
70 George Haslams repulation for truth and vera
city. They had all known him Ia strouds0urg;
some said they knew nothing of his character and
some said his character was none the best. How.
case 10 still on trial.
District Court-JudRe Stroud james Norton
vs.. Hannah III. Kelly, administratrix of William
Kelly, deceased An action lor work done m
making brushes. On trial.
Benjamin 8. Powell vs. Norton StaIey Yer
dict by agreement for plaintiff for e1032
District Court-Judge sherwood ID NJ
sharp Cows John Ferry. An action to recover tho
valre of horse sold by plaintiff to defendant. On
tIial.
United States District COurt--JudRe Cad
walader.-Wllliam Cregan pleaded guilty to q charge
oil pasnnR counterfeit fractional currency and haV.
IN IN his possession materials for making counter.
eit fractional currency. At request OF accused, SEN
tence vas deferred.
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AFFAIRS In BOSTON.

The Moran-Karney Murder-PetittOn to
Comruute ths Sentence OF Moran Under
onslderaelon-Disapp OF Two
Merchants, Leaving Liabilities to the
Amount OF @156,O 700.
BoeToH, November 30-The Executive Council
now have under consideration a petition to COM
mute the sentence of John Moran, the murderer of
bis af1anced, Mary Ellen Karney, on the 18th OF
April LAST, from death TO Imprisonment for lite.
The insanity Of the murderer at the time of commit
ting the deed II urged as the ground Of commuta.
ton. 1t has been proved by the testimony OF seve-
raj prominent phyBcaans, that the prisoner suffered
have testified that the heart complaint sometimes
produced temporary insanity. The effort TO obtain
successful.
The dissppeGranoe of two merchants doing bust.
ness in this ty In different lines OF trade with a-
biities behind them of S176, ,000 is announced and
creates no little stir among our business men. An
investigaton into their stock in trade shows that
what they have lett assets nine pairs of boots
and two hoop skirts. Such occurrences rare In
puI1tanIc Boston.
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N MEXIco.

News from the West COast-Surrender of
Mazatlan to the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
by the Tr0nch-TWO War Vessels
Garry Away the Garrison, etc.
BAN FRANCISCO, November 2O.--On the 16th of
October, Corona passed the outer French lines in
the rear of Maxat an, with four hundred men. lie
held his ground for SIX days, when the French sent
i'll flag Of truce requesting cessation of hosti titles,
promising TO evacuate on thQ24th. Corona agreed,
and sent the remainder of hlg force three thousand
strong. north and south along the coast.
On the 2Ath two French YES .es-0f-war left Mazat-
Ian having all the imperial soldiers who declined to
take service a. Mexlcans under Macmillan.
Corona has given orders to capture General VEGA
IL possible, and send him TO Mazatlan for trial
VEGA is now In chihuahua, maEiDg towards Ari-
z0pa. Tho Americans who left here with Vega in
July have deserted MIN. he being outlawed by the
Juarex Government.
The Government Of Lower California has again
chs nged hands. RedVino formerly Governor, had
meiched upon Lapaz Navarett evacuated without
showing 1ght.
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LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.
THE BOYS CASE.


Court OF Quarter SeSsIOnB-Jadge Allison -
Yesterday! in this case. the Commonwealth pro-
ouced testimony az to the robbery of the store NO.
All Market street. on the night of March bta, and
the burning OF the cash accounts OF the firm The
witness Haslam testified to his meeting with Mr..
BOYS In January the mention of the AFFAIR by de-
fendant; the employment OF the two prisoners,
Mason and Roberts, by himself tor Boys; the OBJ
tanning OF wax impression OF the store-key by
Boys and the clerk Mitchell; the manufacture of a
kew; the robbery, as reported by Mason and
Roberts, the division of the spoils, IN which Boys
figured to the amount of S75 in gold.
he defense then opened, showing the enviaD Q,
unblemished reputation the defendant had borne
the preference OF this charge, the poeinons of
public trust he had held In the Phlade phia Mint
under james IL. Walton, and the high opinion that
ali bis acquaintances had of him. They then
showed that the defendant was in New York from
the 28th OF February until the Sd of March. Wit.
nesses were then produced, whose testimony
attacked the credibiity OF the statements made by
the witness Hasam for the Commonwealth, many
who knew him of old saying that his reputation for
veracity was such that they would not believe HIM
One witness, e. Miller, of strOudsDurg, said that
he knew Haslam well; that HaslRm told him of one
of his friends having lost money by gaming with
Mr.. Boys, ana that he, Raslam, SAID frequently he
would take the hIst opportunity Of revengfnR him
self upon BOys on account Of the gaming analI with
hiB friend
THIS pSRlns Governor Pollock wSs called 70 tAs
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TREATMENT.

Hembold's highly concentrated compound Extract o.
Buchu Is decidedly OF the best remedies for diseases
OF tho bladder Kidneys, gravel ofopscal swellings,
fheumstlsm and equity affections. Under this head we
bake arranged Dysuria, diculy and pain In passing
water, scanty secretion, or small and frequent dis
charges of water Srangury or stopping Of water, He
mstura bloody urine, Gout and Rheumatism of the
kidneys, without any change in quantity, but increase
OF color or dark water. 1t always highly recon-
mended by the la DR.. Physic In these affections
This medicine increases the power OF digestion and
exces the absorbents into healthy exercise by which
the watery or calcsreous depotous and all unnatural
enlargements. well pain and inflammation, are
yeduced, and IL taken by
MEN, WOMEN, AND CHILDREN
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II III E KI ID N E Y s,

pVba hidneya two in number tusted at the up DO
port OF tho loan surrounded by rat, and consisting
hree parts viE.;The Anterior, the Interior and the
Exterior.
The anterior absorbs Interior consists OF Tissues OF
vens which serve sdeposlt for the urine and con
vey TO the exterior, The exterior conductor also
terminating single tube, called the Ureter The
ureters are connected with the bladder
The bladder is composed Of various coverings or de
sues, divided into parts viz THE Upper the Lower
NE Nervous, and the Mucous The upper expels, the
lower retains. Many have desire to urlnate with
ont the ability to retain. This frequently occurs in
children.
To cure these affections we must bring into action
he muscles which engaged in their various func-
fions II they are neglected. Gravel or Lropsy may
ensue
The reader must also be made aware, that however
sight may be the attack 1t Is to affect his bodily
health and mental powers, as our flesh blood are
supported from these sources.
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PHmADELpmA, Pa, February 30, 1851
directions TOR use and diet accompany

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, February 20, 1851.
II. 7. RELnBoLD, Drugglst:-
Dear Sr:-I have been q sufferer for upwards OF
Twenty years with gravel, bladder, and kidney anec-
sioDs during which time have used various medicinal
preparations and been under the treatment of the
emineI physicians, experiencing but little relief.
Having seen your preparations extensively adver-
tised consulted my family ply sican in regard to
using your Extract OF Buchu
did this because had used all kinds of advertised
remedies, and had round them worthless, and some
quite nurous In fact, despaired Of ever getting well
and determined to use no remedies hereafter unless
knew of the ingredients AS you advertised that
COMPOSED of 6uchu cubebs, and juniper berries, It
occurred 10 me and my physician excellent CO u
nation, and, with his advice ater examination OF
the article, and consulting again with druggist
cluded to try II. l commenced its use about elgh
months ago, at which time was confined to my room
From the first bottle sstonshed and gratd cd at
The beneficial effect after using 1t three weeks
able to walk out felt much Ike wrltlng you q full
statement of at that time, but thought i'm
provement might only be temporary, and therefore
concluded defer and II it would effect cure,
knowing that VIC nd be OF greater value to you aud
and satisfactory TO me.
IAMEow ApLE TO BEPORT THAT A CURE 10 EFFECTED
AFTER Using THE REMEDY FORE VI MONTHS.
IHAvE NOT USED ANY now roR THREE MONTHS, AND
EEL As WELL IN ALL RESPECTS AS EVER DID.
Your Buchu being devoid of any unpleasant taste
snd odOr nice tonic and invigorator of the system,
90 not mean to be without 1t whenever occasion may
9equiTe its use in such affections.
N. MCCORMICK.
should any doubt Mr. McCormick's statement, he
refers 10 the following gentlemen =
HON THOMAS b FLoRES9E, SEIsSh0Se PSiiaGelphln aSaaS
Hon. J. G KSoX, Judge, Philaeel phIG
Hon j. 8. BLACK, Judge, philadelphia,
Hon. ID. II. PORTER Ex-Governor, Penna
Ron. ELLIS LEWIS, Judge, Philadelphia.
qR566bb 7qfSS u 3adse Z cfqT PniIaoeDo,.
Hon. ". A. PORTER, Phladelphla.
Hon JOHN BIGLER, eX-G Governor, PenDa.
Hon. r. BANKS, Auditor General, Washington.
And many others, II necessary
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-11-21
Marine Intelligence.

New YORK, November 2l.-Arrived, steamship
V,iie de Paris, from Havre on the 9th instant.
Louis A. Cooley, Esq, and lady, of Philadelphia,
al among the passengers.
Arrived ship Il. y Taylor, from Cardiff, Wales.
Boston, November 20.-The steamship Jdud,
for Halifax and Liverpool, sailed this morning.
Sh" carries out 8S passengers for Liverpool and
lS for Halifax, but no specie.
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Philadelphia Trade Report.

WEDNESDAY, November 2l.-The Flour Market
Co tinues excessively dull there being no disposi-
o on the part of the trade to purchase beyond i'm.
mediate wants while the article remains in its pre-
sent unsettled state. few hundred barrels were
takon by the homo consumers at $8@8 so % barrel
for superfne; $s1lO for extras; $l2l18 for North.
western extra family; S18g14 80 Tor Pennsylvania
and Ohio do do. and $15I16 for fancy brands
according to quality. Rye Flour is held at Ss b
doing IN Corn Meal. e
The movements In the Wheat Market are of an
extremely limited character, and pr1ces incline In
favor OF buyers. Sales of PennsyVania red at S3D
3'l5; and southern at @820@3 %. White may be
quoted at e9'2098 40. In the absence of sales OF
Rye, we quote Western at 81 80, and Pennsy lYania
at 81 49, Corn not much inquired after. Sales of
old yellow at 81 26 and $500 bushels new do the
cob at 62g77c. W 20 lbs. and some old and new
of Nouthern at 6250l63c
No sales OF Barley or Malt were reported
Overseed commands SO 75Id9'26 ~ 64 lbs for old
and new; Timothy sells at SO 2693 6Oj ana Flaxseed
Whisky is selling in a small way at s24la2 AZ for
Pennsylvania, and So 43Jo2'44 for Ohio.
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Opening OF the New Bridge Over the Sus-
Quehanna.

HAvRE-DE-GRACE. November 2l.-An engine
crossed the new bridge over the Susquehanna
at this point yesterday. 1t will be open for
travel on Monday next, when the trains to and
from Baltimore will use it regularly, thus les
seDing the time between Philadelphia and Bal
tlmore half an hour.
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NEW YORK, November 2l-Cotton dull at 34c
for middlings tlour firm at 109 l5c. advancej 500
barrels sold. Wheat quiet and 298c higher. Corn
du J. and nominal. Beef quiet. Pork dull and
lower; mess, $22; prime, $20G2O 90. Lard quiet.
Whisky duh and quiet.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-11-21

Bun. Alexander III. stephens-His APpre-
hSnstons of the Future.
The Augusta iGa) correspondent of the
Louisville DeDsonrGi writing under date of
November IL, says:-
'Mr. Alexander II. Stephens has been here
during the past week, attending TO legal case
amount az cotton. without obtrading his
viewn upon any body, or seeking an opportunity
70 expeess them, he neVer hesitated, when asked,
20 counsel the Nieption of the amendment,
aehonNh h looks 1or dark days from radical
Venkeenee N colaSQnence of the act. His ap-
pSsninNAens age Wy gloomy"
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DROPSY

1s collection Of water in parts of the body and
bears different according to the parts affected
VIZ when generally dfused the body 1t is called
Anasarca; when OF the sbdo men, Ascies when of the
chest, HydrothoraX.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-11-21

Death Of Veteran Journalist. Mr.. John
Wilson Osborne, who died at Greencaste,
Indiana. on the 18th met, was veteran jour
nallst. He served his apprenticeship as printer
with Mr.: Wilcox, of the Upper Canada Guardian;
followed his employer into the American army
in 1912; IN 1877 he went to Indiana; in 1928
removed to Greencastle. where he founded the
Western Register, the 6rst paper published there;
and eleven years after ne went to Greencastle,
perdnce Aduocate In 1841 he was elected State
printer, and retired from active labor at the end
OF mis- term OF Office, but continued to be fire.
Quent contributor 10 the VariouO newspapers Of
the State,
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Interesting to Dentists.

New YORK, November 2l.-Judgs Nelson, of
the United States Circuit Court, has refused the
injunctions demanded under the Goodyear d
using hard rubber in making dental plates, or
TO interfere at all prior to final hearing of the
case.
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THE GRAVEL.

Tas gravel from neglect improper treatment
OF the kidneys. These organs being weak the water Ia
expelled from the bladder but allowed to remain;
becomes ieveiish and sediment forms. 1t s from this
deposit that tho stone is and gravel ensues
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HUNGARY.
An Independent National Ministry Asked
OF Austria.

LONDON, November 21.-The Hungarian Diet
has been opened. The Rescript of the Diet
urges the necessity of prompt settlement of
the question of a responsible Ministry being
granted TO Hungary,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-11-21
The Tennessee Legislature Decided Bogus

NASHVILLE, November 2O.-At Murfreesboro,
on Saturday, Judge Henry Cooper, of the Cir.
cult Court, decided that the present State
Legislature was bogus, and the Franchise law
unconstitutional,
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,GoUT OR RHEUMATISM.

Pain occurring the Iolns is indicative the above
diseases. They occur in persons disposed to acid
stomach and chalky concretons.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-11-21

From the Uniled STATES and European Associated
Press-O6Rce Room 28 MerchaRts' Exchanged
GREECE
The Authority of Turkey In Crete Re-
pudiated.
LONDON, November A.-The High Assembly
of the Island of Crete have despatched q
special envoy to Pera to protest against the
report of the submission of the Island of Crete
to Turkish authority.
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General Grants Silence-The People
Must Know Where He Stands.

Etc, ETC., Etc., Etc., Etc, Etc.
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THIRD EDITION
EU ROP 6.
-'N--"~->oy,~.~>~~-~~
BY ATLANTIC CABLES TODAY.
'"~~~~~~~>~~~O~Ss>o~N~O>>>-,~>>>~~
CRETE ON HER DIGNITY.
She RepudlateS Turkish Authority.
-~~~~~~~~O~~r,~~~v>r>>~,O>.~~~~
MEETING OF HUNGARIAN LEGISLATURE
-~~NN~~~~~>>N>>o~N~~>D~~~~>-~-D~
An Independent Ministry Demanded.
An Independent Ministry Demanded.

Etc, Eto- Etc, ETC., ETC.. Etc.
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A SHAM RECONSTRUCTION.
The Duty of Congress.
Their First Business the Impeach.
ment OF "The MObOcrat of
the White House."
THE CABINET PHOTOGRAPHER.

seward-Superannuated; McCullcoh-
ATempter; Stanton-Under Cloud;
Welles-An Ignoramus; Stan
berry - A Tool; Randall and
Browning - Not Worth Mentioning
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-05-19

Abiding to the Radical ticket in
/. letter Of considerable length, in
the lntclligenccr, Judge YIN. +.
Jones, who has quite recently come
into political notorie,y, discourscs as
follows
" II there be any man on tina,
ticket who desires to place the white
people below the level Of our former
slaves. | do not know him. If there
lie any man on the ticket who is
&" determined to aid and abe, Stevens.
Summer and Phillips, in their
schemes against constitutional llhcr-
IS. | do not know him /, i, all a
l.raeelcss trick to cntrap the people
into the support of their scheme to
divide among the Confederate leader.
the offices Of the State. feel thank.
full they have shown their hands SO
soon.
We have no doubt there any many
Of the Radical party in Congress
who would not 20 the length of
sumner, Stephens aud other leaders,
yet they are always found voting
with them on all important measures
The platform Of the Radical party
las been too plainly defined to admit
Of any doubt as to their intentions;
md their coadjutors in Texas have
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COTTON FACTORS and general
\ Commission Merchants for tie sale
ol southern and Western Produce and
the purchase oi Go1ds ui every drscrp
ton Tor Merchant. aad rhn',rs Lib
rral CnSll ADVANCES mada on
cou-ignmrr'= Prompt attention paid to
all business entrusted To us
40 - Cuni street. New Urlfars
December ! . rs ulty
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New Orleans Advertisements


Commercial college,
.Ar OBJ. ,tr .l Sew pHaa 20.
" Conner Camp m4 Common appl
..e OBJ liy Hotel ,HiHn-' on o'ih
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eight ADJ, rrui,.,ar.
Il was naulri in 1882 has Char
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tuition. under toe direction OF - Board o'
Tu.tcts appointed hy the lslnl'luu,
.fI B.. ava horiA Il 90 confer D,gtce', ID.
pluma-, ,tc.
TERMs--.rayable in aayasee.
r,umauslg- lys.ous not limited $500
Hook k,cping, double and s'ng''
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Arithmetic. including all CONNER
cial calculations. .....-..... % v"
Lecture. ou Commercial Law. 20 90
The above constitutes tie 'mm cvpi'.
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Life Ticket 800 40 l'.partm nt- aoo 'u
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ID.
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The President message was read
in China forty,hroe days after i, was
read in Washington. It was tele
rraphed from Washington TO San
Francisco mud carried thence To Chi.
ia by sailing vessel that made the
remarkably quick Passage Of forty
days.
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). PHELPS \ CO.,

I,OTTON FICTOEN aud r,ucruI
Y Commission Merchants. 40 ~
Guy'rr street. between Camp uul IT
Charles Nrv q rulns
! Phelps a Go, Ag'ts. Shreveport. IL
OF :. 'li HGly