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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-05-04
LII MS VEGETABLE TING

Orders attended to with despatch. au7-lv
til AMpTCN's VEGETABLE TING
'nAMPT0N'S VEGETABLE TINCTURE,
d lHAMPT0N'S VEGETABLE TlNCTUkE,
HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TIN CTURE,
Dyspepsy, Cough, ASTHMA, Bronchial ana Lupo
Affections, Pains in the Back, Side and Q
Breast, Consumption, Scrptula, Fits,
Rheumatism, Govt, Neuralgia, Els
tala, Chills and Fever, Bowel
Complaint, Worms, Nervous
Debility, with all Diseases
arising from Impure
Blood.
AS Fomale Medicine it has no equal. 1t will
change tue complexion from pal id To blooming
one. Wherever introduced lis success is uu.
bounded. 10 publish ali the testimony would
make a large volume.
Eatyoct from a letter from j. Grimes, Esq, Of
Loadon County, Va.
my wife has been tor Scais afflicted with great
weakness, pain In the br, asst, side and back, pal
pitation OF the heart, te, blcness OF the Nervous
system, loss OF the appetite, complexion salluw,
the sight OF one eye almost G. ne, the other very
weak. i am Leased 10 say Hampton's Tincturs
has restored her to perfect health. Her eyes are
us good now as ever they were"
VIM. High, l85 Paca street cured of Rbeuma.
tism and Dlspepsy. Also, his daughter, who wa.
broken down in health, restored by it,
SAINT L. Fell says, under date February 10th,
1866: My son was afflicted with scrotua five
years. hau running ulcers from which forty pieces
OF bone came, and was perfectly cured by hamp-
tons Iincture, after all other remedies failed
Mr.. Ed,oin n. Spranhttn, No. II Register st.,
Baltimore, most dreadful case of Scroiula of wears
standing; lost number OF pieces OF bone, re.
stored to health.
Seaator Pierce, J. II. anderson and Hon. IEu.
1hsmasson, all testify OF having Sc wants cured
OF dreadful cases OF scrofula by Hampton's limo
ture.
Mrs.. E. Bagseu. Of Va, was cured of Rheu-
matism OF IS years Standing
Space viii not peruit to name hundreds Of 9th.
ers, as Geo. w. Goodrich, Captain 4. anot,
kobt. Gault, James omyth, curcs OF Rhcumatsm
OF long standing.
Wa. Oldham, {Custom IIouse) Jacob Stover,
Jno. Luke, 5. a. Gri.hn, f. Addison Bri.tow,
Ellen Fedon, hcv. Il. I. Brooke, kew ona -aa.
ahan, Henry I. Winn, cured OF Coughs, 3i1n-
chlal diseases, Dyspepsia, &c.
We refer to our own citizens, and lJ esctIfitdies
in pamphlets, such as we believe ,o otner medi
cine can give.
For sal, in Norfolk By roy & pcy, Il. =. e,.,
A Santos, and by Ill Druggists in Portsmouth
hichmond. Petersburg aud elsewhere
MORTIMER & MOWBRAY,
feb 2S-3m General Agents, Baltimore.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-05-04
DUG A lis bbls Elk ssC, Crushed
- and Powdered Sugar, just received by
Ha DAVIS & BRO,
ap IA Rowland's ~ hart

apA Rowland's wharf
T1RESH ARRIVAL OF GROCERIES
ALLOW PRICES.
We are this day receiving go bbls and hhds fair
to prime P. X. Sugar to which we invite the at.
tention of the trade. Also,
Fair to good Rio Coffee,
Prime Laguyra Coffee,
Fine Superior, Extra and Family Flour,
Adamantine and Tallow Candles,
Smithteld Bacon,
Smithfield Lard,
Prime New York State Butter,
Oakey's and Vanhassens Scans.
Smoking Tobacco, in tins, papers and bags,
Fair to prime Chewing Tobacco,
G. A. Salt, Herrings, Molasses,
Ess. Coffee,
Black and Green Tea, very fine.
Rope, Wrapping Irvine,
New York Candy, Matches, DC.
NORRIS, GWATHMEY d CO.,
ap I6 Is Wide Water street
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-05-04

NTOTiCR.-James IT. Johnston, Jr..
& George w. Johnston, have asso-
ciated themselves together under the frlu of
JOHNSTON & BRO,
for the purpose of conducting the wholesale and
retail Wood Business and ship Broker
age.
and Hard Wood, Nhich we, are Offering, to pur-
chasers at the same price ii is selling at in the
County Dock, and deliver it ut their houses with
out my expense of carriage. Merchants and 9th
ders and rely upon q prompt delivery of the kind
of wood they specify without requiring theirp r
sonal attention. We can be. found at Newton's
wharf next to the Ferry.
JOHNSTON &BEO.
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* 30 O. r I E
" AT REDUCED PRICES.
We have in store q full and complete assortment
Of Groceries, to which we invite the special at
tenton of Dealers. These goods will be sold
greatly below former prices, as they have but re
Gently been purchased.
We enumerate portion of car stock
$50 Bbls Flour, s.-
lis Kegs Butter, 20 Cheese,
rs Boxes Can les,
rs Barrels Moasses and Syrup,
Is Tierces of Sugar,
Hhds OF Sugar,
40 Sacks of Rio and Laguira Coffee,
20 Barrels refined Sugar,
Bags Cocoauuts,
20 boxes Raisins,
rs Dozen Brooms,
20 Nest Flour Buckets
10 Dozen Painted Buckets,
300 keans Wrapping Paper,
Lard, Bacon, Baskets, Tobacco, Segars, Soda,
Starch, Soap, &c, &c.
w. F. ALLEN & CO.,
NH y e. Near the Ferry.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-02

] -rHu : H
bored to sectionalize it, One Is designed to
iheal differepces, TO avert dangers, to consol--
ddate and strengthen the ypaftyio a Toun-
dalton of national usefulness. The other
Systematically endeaveFs TO aggravate dis
sensi6n, ,andl by barraying the parity I'M
hostility ito the SDutia, would render its
sectionalism. bitter, and incurable. The
wonder would therefore be II the Irtbane
In any Shape favored or even tolerated, the
gathering of Union men from North and
South with the view ofprpmotlng NATIONAL
10 Ana I YET I The Tri5sae9 might pere6ahce be
expected to tell the truth. To denounce
the proposal and to assail its .anthOrs might
yseem enough even forsthe Trt6,tis'S malig-
nityl Bug1e not so easily satisfied odBe4
sides deuouncing the Convention, II makes
as the pretext of Its denunclation an allega-
ton which every intelligent member of the
Union party knows TO be untrue. The Con-
venCion Is pronouneed IA formal proclama-
tion of withdrawal by the. Johnsonites from
the National Union party, |" "a blow aimed
with. deadly intent at the integrity
and ascendency OF the Union party;"
while tile fact isthat the propositioDs.which
are the foundation ofIthe movement are
propositions to which the Union, party, as
whole, formally COMMITTED itself during
the progress OF the war Nothing novel or
heretical has been interpolated. The stan
dard around which Unionists are invited to
rally Is the standard erected when the par
ty last met in Convention, again erected In
Congress when the party acted as a unit,
and solemnly indoFsedb by its own nominee
In the Presidential chair. What else could
be taken as an initiatory platform? Upon
what other ground than that presented
by Mr.. Randall and his associates could
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-02
4. soIdILerr YIIaadle.a.e..1 YEIIa !. q 1al. ChIef::
We take the Following from the CONNER


cidl: 3-N '''N ''iA
ui a5ionl GENERAL IEFEvHBS dzAaD L
tgojs 5ltl9s91 SIDNEY, % fOHIoYJune 16.ads
To the Editors of the Commercial: evf. ,iSesa
Seeing an attack upon the military career
Of General Benjamin LeFeveT, Copperhead
candidate for Secretary of State, / desire"
in Justice to q soldier and comrade with
whom ITservedg three years. to make the
following statement: 49,. .--,....
he was mustered as Adiutant OF the
Ninety ninth Ohio v volunteer Infantry In
July, 1862, and served with his regimentina
all the marches, fights aud skirmishes until
after the engagement at Dallas, IN June,
1854 with the exception Of thirty laysaftetR
the battle Of Stone river. AT theIbattle Off
Stone river, hes with the regiment, brigade
and division, was driven, across Stone river.
AS soon as we were reinforced and able to
take possession Of the field, he was amohgn
the first to look after our w0u1ded,o Alter
they were all removed from the field, he, :,
with the Lieutenant Colonel, went to the
field-hospital to render stch services as
they could. Immediately after the hattleVd
upon recommendation Of his superior offi-g
GERS, he was promoted from Adjutapt to-
Major and presented with sword BY thee
regiment. He was at thesbattle Of zOhieka-
manga, the stOrmipg Of Lookout Mountain,
Mission Ridge and Rlnggold, and commahd-
ed his regiment In the fight before Dalton, ius
February, 1884. HeHwae aae IR0chyfacog
Ridge, Resaehiaud DaltonP lafteut which he
went home sicks -HeFetqruedl to his regi-
mept in October, at Rome, Georgia. Being
unable to march, he was semitic Chattan06l
ga, where he was assigned to light duty. =
He next joined his regiment in ADril, 1861.
at Goldsboro, North Carolina, and remain-
ed III command until we lived at 4 aieIa,h. Il
Moth Carolina. Shortly afIer the rshebi
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-02
l.aaurQna Dc y. YOTins.,lRlelpg
- IiniHn GonxsnIk ~

The opposition Of the Tribune, 10 the pro- :
posed Convention will not occasion SUR
prise. Between the purposes q thelgebl
tlemeu whose names are attached to the
calL and the purposes Of our eotempoFaFy,
there Is an impassable gulf, the c0fiteHf-
plAti6nof whichis useful only 20 far as st
may yssefte to prevent injury to the Union
party. The object Of the Convention is to
nationallze the party !; the Tribune has la
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-02

[FIom the RevsE D. FendalL Assistant Editor
- Christian Chronicle, Philadelphia 4. ,J.r Of
have derived decided benefit from the use Of
Hoohsnd's German Bitters, and feelit my privilege
to recommend them as most valuable tonic, TO all
who Are suffering from General Debility or from disc
eases arising from derangementOf the Liyer. Yours
truly, ,-.f'r.5. 4 - e. ID. EENDALL.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-02
.s1luI NUMBER Horo
.Il4lII, |; aIL,I,S1 n 9TTLAlQMM7y!IgL q Y

,IdAJkT HIhIG JfIhMJO4Hu
great that 1t will be felt as very heavy
burden upon ell the most rimpQEtaHt inter
ests in the country. The railroads which
transport thewestern tarmeRsaproduce, the
ships which IN 'baildlngL and snilluEzgive
employment toIa great pumhenpt our most
mechanics, viii be made so much
more costly that their increase will be
stopped, and freights must lie, enormously
bhrdensome. The proposed tariff Is EVIL
dentlylaoB for revenue, butsimply pro-
lection. Itris eaIctilated no debttUy COM
merce, to lessenthe revenne, t0)make artl-
cles,ofr general -consumption more. costly.
to increase thus the cost OF living 10 work
ingmen. NEW MaHTO IVA gWaE
We hope it will be thoroughly examined
In Congress; and that there will befnund
men there true to the great interests of the
country, who will expose the mischief
which would result from the adeptionOfi
such tarltt..- - \ ~. -.---..- on - ----nl
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-02
COLUMBUS, 15,I 1JllII3','io OHIO MONDAY MoRNIN

TTTTTVT KWTVTr -TITVWTW ~ VTTTNUVV
uVUEuHND ;UHnWHU5 DEt IHNp
L;LaLl Y Will cuEE iulQ auI u.ss'be
rDERHT.ETYL .DERIIITYii. .,i
- ~ = 7'D'i
liz poIo8 FHoH .zalA 9''al
\ Prro,sttA.iOnn1 Cf tho systsh induced BY Severe
Hardships, Exposute, Fevers, Of Diseases Of Camp
Life, Soidisrg Cttitens, Male or Bemals Adult OF
0nsn VIII 6qd IhtnS BtteIs TNr pure HoSs H9s
lous effects. ~ 5l t.ir ~ III" nv ~
~ .sno.9o'" =" o.. ~ 'LI4"oil ,l d
g. u ~ ~ s.ons ,,.,,5on,.
Of tbs eIiyer and DiSestiye OfsaIss. Sre cured by
Hooasnd a German Bittera ThiS Bitters has tef-
forSed more Cures. eiyes better satisfaction. has
N Sre testimony. has more regpeetable poople 10
vanch for IL than any other article in The marlet
|. 49,. ..<f ,O ,,,,
IU a.t ~ - :, Il tLts .,so,;o ..nd
will SSy SIooS @ e ps any one Who % viii D produces ceiti
ncate Pgpllshed ~ US tnht rs pot Kenulne; L hoOL
ands Germen RittsIs Wli cure every case II & "a!
neyS. .s.l
ok.o.1o AZ ,ov,,o n,, r..r,,;ns rom
disorderS Of the digestive organs: Cnnstip4ticn,
Upward fies Fullnesso OF $1,000 70 tne heaa, -.
W. nvr
EeOo tHiness OF MeeRt N ine 5tgGch Sa p 9fSs fH
StSmaeh Swimming Of the Head. hurried dt and
IN n sn sat;ons ~ T 10 IviSS Pos
,ire flimness ~ Vision Dots oT Webs beFore the
Sight, Fever or Dull Pain in the Head, Deficiency
Of Precipitation Yellowness Of the Skin and, Ewes.
| Pain in the Side, Back Chest Limbs ~ Sudden
| Flushes Of Heat Burning in the tlesn, Constant
maginihgS Of Evil and great Depression Of Spirits.
III f@I2OinI ~ iH '-TEa
.9ll.mmoa 1921, - - s,.-...m - ., =,
@ p, saS s o RItsI 20 an1 n csn1o1 rHt.
Drrn Ea,ds b,,t IS * XXI TSnts M ~ WorId.@
/ Read who ssysso:f ~ gSo - = ''''''5 Ut ~,
L -T. .NTTI .0lT.1 - tiG ~ r = 9SJs sllW.
| From Rev. w. ID. rSeiRfried Pastor Of Twelfth
| = : Baptist Church, Philadelphia,l I,,;I
| n,,,, -. 49, .ho-, y nm
hsso ~ HooI ~ M
IeI She ustressinE eneSt1 % VI inuisos'iom,
4iS1 ny Va sn1 ys;H .pa
taS S.,t ~ Yow
/ unnS % ~ s1S i U @ acornad ~
Sn9 trio5 .SIS bn.s S1rnbs
| io;nes from the "thousand and one1 uuack "Bit-
tefs whose Only aim seems 10 be TO palm off eet-
ened and drugged liquor upon the community in q
| sly way and the tendency OF which, fear, is 10
make many A confirmed druukard. Upon learning
| that yours was purely medicinal preparation
took with happy effect. It's action, not only upon
the stomach. but upon TIE neivou; system. was wa;
SrSatpnd o.Tmsnsnt bsnest from The nSe Of feN
bottles. Very Repeatedly yours, :, ~, 40, y
W. i0ff u nir sT ~ - AO' y 'fl" UVnfS'' ~
| Jrr.H lu -yg'Ja. H. .rrfr-.rt..l -.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-02
LOTS SsnFORs d i 4. Z

M AN OFFERINf3F FOR 9A1I IIe on N lhNX,
j terms, lot Of land which ! hlso j6ll bab. :
divided anto lotse efffonio yiisola1s B Snd atsga
-vop 7ol cor ms0j u0s1nM siasd frosltrs)
,aEOuroto Seven Acres EsrhyoaIS
Il Cm9dl ssmodT ytilotam i0t "a sois
situnt6 6bnthe WnathinntunI Pin. q rqurrte "a
mila from the Corporation on Columbpa aud c1i1I4s
ing east actOoB tha RAIfcfd HI1 IfIl1af1 a. NII4D
sidasqf road which eriendf fron ne WorIhInI|on.
kototh8 We8tofYiIlt iiL -'s.t
t5sE Hslets u g. b. O0EEllt, nj. q "a
1 decla-dh w. L. .MoNIfLiA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-15
legal Notiteo.

CUPREME COURT-City and County Of Nav
- YeEuelHs Stevenson TlsindA sssio Csrohne saTt1,oo
and G,nash Ii. ws re stevenson and Mg.rsi. BE
Fn,ns So vrr,an Jsber H. Lyon Emily j. bis WIFE Mary
Lyon james D. Lyon Mary A. bis WIFI lisn9ah seeih
W. dssnd. sid aid Jan, hsysas died AID s.rpge
mental 60 npsnt having eeeh Ned whsf'ey Ln =,
w,s m.ds party NOcs hen creditors ~
81! Si Roaoi. SSs ,ss Af n H. sbo1o sasd
Of splebrr 1875 pursuance oe: ssef msds BY tL'
o ss As & q SS Ss sa .aSS tas a
add PROVIDED n''iee 70 hrfsp gTen 70 AZ p''o 1919 L-s
urdvcd @ uler-s Of any Of The parties
tie p.s 70 EMIT I.d e 70 az gIa s 81 t 20 ' 1881 a. Z
% e ns Day Ss, ,v :sSS;" S"Sf q he u
'reei'r hen. and oabI'nes' osetesI VIII '0y ne
5rsne-,, sud tr dates thereof e'peeVY The premises ie'ed
Ain, e.n dwelling hons. and io piece or psrc, CT nI
lying aud being 10 the TENTH ard Of the ly o. 49, ~
fronting Hester ''r's and which on map entitled Map q we
popy h. Tenth Msd Of the City 81 New torst made ron
by Isaac Ludim. City Surveyed daed
nd Souny Of S~ York /. .,nsu.bed number vol
agdrd :. S ' S fSsrr bs. 1S % john 81
esro and Ly owned by Peter coye end Se:tery By
ear It ten and one haf inches and IN los on thr
sry ia f'v feet sgh'iHche' AID on the westerly side iSFy
A.S Il s, eain hsa,s md 2. 'u..s lying an
'as fCo y ..fe and hao"n % ne ,s'.s n10 s Ss
oheIg ~ r-r by lately DO ongns or9rSs Bpss
ss,eI decs.rl s,rry by ground form y beio,gnr y
r.
nsry tl- p ess5n Of Isac Pickrd rontainn m With IL
feet n rng on the ses'Ify side misty
m westerly aide nineyosr frst b the sans
no orlee.
lot OF onnd situate yinE and being IN TIE
the Cy HeYoIk bel par 81 the ag
sD rndek Rutgers decai ed and hnown ana
ing chart q aid fsfm toe noIt 0y ball o.
1T Wsatys'rni bounded 9orhrrly by Div;ioass-'
outhrTy Tenaug Ls " said lot westerly by o. nnno
lot number t~eay eight conan ns ~
each twenty-five fei, and 10 length OF
each de 1yist 70 The loss aud being known
~ t.r strrrt numbs-. ~ Division street
Also all tbs. ~ piece Paree Of land sioai' ynssn
Weird Of the City OF hew-l orr 90 the ho
tide II sheriff commencing 81 poot on zoe sac
tide Sheriff distant about SIXTY e-t nom
forrs-d b. the Intersection Of stanton af
.ist. running om sid point along the sd north
side Shef yrert twrny feet thence rIning not
line parallel with Stsuou street seFn, hv es henr'
nnnus ery ami Is parlel with Shsnh street
snd teucr south eaftery pnd ine Pf
Ne ~h kye feet 10 the point The tee
scueattery ~ front by sheriff street. North
b. OF ground known upon X hkerH n-p g.
north.rarf BY lot OF ground i9rnTy D.
Lyon aud sounwestsry by ground sond con
november n gGt $. JONES. Referee,
No. IS SassanSL, hsw iofk City.
JA-Fs 2. Pr1taIES. Piairfih's Attorney
ITO. ~ BROOM Z, Nrwfork City ID AToWS
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rotten Notitee.

CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE il
sroy gwen % TOE 3.L or o. o'f1g.p rs
the foo~ing have ben esd ana arc io Fed
Of A"es'Or O eI.unaiOn BY al persons
s Tor building in Broadway between Thirtis'h and
d. For syip q .,wt in West street from nohsTy aide Of
Sd Pr ,is so..v N In w.., street, opposite No 49,
For lsying Grand street Al Tie sa'ssrH side
sts FI s7i"s co.w, .cros. The souhsry
en- Or laying ero.sws across Fourth Seventeenth
m For 'stnr curb and sasr naEsns Sidewalks in Second
sh For regulating and ..ds wOb-', from Broadway TO Bar
esb FoT regulating and grading onshunasd from
Ioth. hass1s sidewalks iD Thhavs, from F0ry'hhd to
iith Fol building BARN Of ws and Albany
a. rs,ns trap block, Fy tA 49, between Broadway
18th + paving With stone blocks Dusns't from Hud'on ows
1870 For psy ns blocks Cathane', nom DivihOn to
5f. FOR rerurs setting sure .nd so''sr and s'sns Fy
10th For TeFa.rs od Esaips Nnety'eoold'L' fOn EEhh
fas Gi By neads ., d. gysI.
md ground bots pieces and paree' Of land
Let sO,p ,ide, Of broadway rom Thlr'isih to Thiriyt't
- TIE Eek I'D. d We,'' from Wat. to rlObOk.br 49,,
nopt .ad .so d cI,a Of 0r,nd hst~sn'
& as r o. meet to the er,ent Of bali the bloch
Lsarsn I'D och d' Of LsDisasit to the extent
9Th TIE nors sy ,id I >eyee'-- the -1,srt o ha u.
oes ,s, sgd w. OF q, 1Sa eos 49, -
nh westerly s3~ 4 seuntsv- b-t"ern Opebund VIC
I s.eoads,s b-we.a One and one
s S6lS , Gs" y wors from Bro.ey to both
sdrs Of En-s 10 the rem 81 DO To D5k hoh sa 'a
Worth both ar' 4 Mission place. and s'o both ds' 0i IN
Ola Both sides Of tenhtt from Sixth to Nnh
lb. The Of Wes't from Albany TO Cdafsi The
aide Cedsf' III HcHh sjs Ct Absnytt ON "s'o
e 3 Both side, q Fayffh.. Brosd~sy Eirhh'y,
nd TIE etioat e. hs ID, block either way on bfo'd"Y s1'
ish Both side. Of Dusn ron udon ,oSyfst st. snd to 'h
Of hail th- block erner Vs. on iae tertu tr--t
be 4 hs hs block ehs % tie intss'ctns tr'e
lsn Bo,h ,ies OF F sgiuf., lu Fourth 10 Ffhb'e ana
ihs extent Of n4i hr ooeE cot - tsrnut R,
ooih sides Of Nury most from tizhha'' 70 hloom
gdale Read AID q tie fst q hai ~ oei on r beeont
ali p-rs,n. whose i-e, rsred BY ahoysn,ri
and ~ho orpolsd 20 the same Or -hri 81 h,m are r.
'nes'sa 70 pT,'nt 0le 2 hs.,evt New C1urt
loass within Thirty days isoa IL esie o. ih. ne,e "
jGnE oruwELL, Of
oBycs Pn,ED - Asssssoss
NV CouaT %, Dec y $50.
DUBLIC NJFICE b hereby given hst o. Tie l7th
diy Decsmber 1896 sasn proceed % eaw Jlot. t III
flowing Court,, b. h- ts ~ tho Cry an County 81 New
Two panels Of 100 Psi Jut5l. Supreme Court Circuit
Parts sndR
gsns o. i.o E'i JGro,' = Sa 5 q .
Two panels Juras % sup~nof Cour Parts
Two pn.i. Of io4 Fsu Juou each coa Of coamon P''
'sItsl anl 2. \. y. y, o.,.,--n. 49, -
ITY oT SEV.I OAK DrTi-rssT o. ,styca hysslg oyrut
Rrcglyra or .rw torHf- IorsR AIS Dee 3 Ito'
vENO MISUNDERSTANDING Do hereby gwen ma
adier, one pc rent VII e tetre on 90. sh 9't
tar, gnfae on ne. - On 70, y, Q. Iaiy H. ,l
ION the 18th Of October llo, q - Ssie 81 y s1'
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Corporation Notices.
OEpArrnrs4 o. Pusuo CrAnIT1ss lsP Co

DzpAETNTsq o. PusLio CHARITIES isD CONNECTION.
no d Boudsf.. hEv.foRK. Dec. 4 l505
DROP0SALS FOR FRESH BEEF AND NUT
i TON-PAOPOsALS sealed iasoned - above vii BE-
v ~ CeoDsrs u Public Cherries and Correction
their unil o'clock p q The lh iaian 9r 'nrpyeg ~
buttons ardrr their esr- Fh FRksh tLEF and MUTTON
Tor year oommencng e 10! J'nusy I eh-r pJ
ferrirf te to terminate a gVJr
ihi-t, d1vs no lee al ornauon hc cuanty s cote
f1d Isg-9 n delivery viii flaAel een e. et- c
Isaac grLf. JAMES BOW rs.
CCul4ifis4c-L
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Ocean 9ieamrs.

IT S. MAIL TO HAVANA.
Os ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Every THURSDAY, from Pier No a. North River
EEkGLE, Cspt GIe~1e, THUhSDA1 Dec 20
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> UNDERSTANDABLE Imam Line sshua ssni~ssE j.
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CITY or Dee 10
tITf OF sEW.Y0 SATURDAY, Dec. q
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from Pier No Norm RIVER
RA1Es.OF PASSAGE
sy the mail SAILING Every ssIirosy -
FIRST CABIN .....,.......ss1l
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s,s,rs S..,.. nom Liverpool Coeenovn gold
equivalent De bought here oy persons sending for As
gs b,r Information spp,y =. the Company.
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DASSAGE TO AND FROM
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SCOTLAND AND WALES
For particulars sPpJ 10 1890. a, ,ee,
GTEAM TO GLASGOW AND LIVERPOOL,
- Calling audorry and BEia and Pa'senssT'
THE ANCHOR LINE
SAIL EVERY SATURDAY
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Rasooi Pasas psya6. currency To Liverpool Glasgow" ana
Derry. Cabins. eg1 AID s1oi steeraze. $50 - - r.
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AMERICA. J. G. Mayer master carving the Cnied sIAs'
nall bf-HsuprT, io1 o. Third a., ho6oEsa
90 SATURDAY. Dec. is,
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