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CITY COUNCIL.

FRIDAY, May 1. 1866.
First Bronch.--A quorum of members were present.
In the absence of Jas Young. Esq, (acting Mayor
Mr.. Jones was called to the chair.
Mr.. Herring presented petition from Henry Cron-
hardt and Others for the condemnation and opening
of Lexington street. from North to Douglas street,
referred.
Mr. Marsh, from tho committee on police and Jail,
reported adversely upon the petition Of r. Sinclair
Co; adopted.
Mr. Mcguire presented q resolution in favor of
Vim. Ross, deaf mute; laid over.
MIR. Stewart presented petition from Warford
Dorsey and others, for the repair Of Stable alley;
Mr.. Price presented resolution adverse 70 the ne
titon of HaEen Co. and others, for tho opening of
channel from the foot Of Gross street Locust Point
adopted.
Also resolution adverse to the petition of NJ. A.
Mitchell and others, for the cleaning of Smiths dock;
Also. report adverse to tho petition Of steamboat
engineers. for amendment to the ordinance reSu-
lating the speed of steamboats, in the harbor;
Mr. Herring presented resolution to extend the
hospltalltles of the city. to George Peabody, Esq,
Mr.. Caulk offered resolution to have the space at
Cross street market paved and properly repaired;
adopted. Tho Branch then adjourned.
Second Branch.-Ths Branch met at the usual
hour. Present, Daniel Harvey. Esq. President, and
a quorum of members.
Mr.. McCiymont. from the committed on the harbor,
submitted ordinance increasing the rates of wharf
age from that now charged upon the city wharyes;
read and laid over.
Mr. Robinson called up the resolution granting
d
upon his premises, on Hamburg street, Federal Hill
adopted.
Mr.. McClymont called up the resolution giving
permission to the Individual Enterprise Steamboat
Company to extend their pier on Light street wharf
foot of Camden street 60 feet indefinitely postponed
Adjourned until Monday.
GENERAL GARIBALDI has been dangerously i'll dur
ing the winter. and is but slowly recovering His
aiment is bronchitis, and the attack this time has
been as to seriously alarm his friends The
march of events and the cheering prospect of active
service in the cause of his beloved Italy combined
with the return of moro genial weather, will produce
benefcent effect; and he is now devoting many
hours daily to those preparations which he has never
yet undertaken without glorious results. Garibadi
will not place himself under the command of any
Italian general, but intenos marshaling his own
force and if needs be. precpitatng matters. Funds
are now being collected throughout Italy and for
warded by trusty messengers to the General; and
dited with the utmost dispatch and secrecy.
Wonderfully rich gold discoveries are re-.
ported on the north shore Of Lake Superior,
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BALTIMORE DAILY COMMERCIAIr~SATURDAY MAY 5 1895

Correspondence Merchants Exchange and News
Room
Fortress MoNR0E. May 8, 1856
Steamer Our Flag. Thompson, I'm n c, with cargo
of fish for Baltimore.
The following vessels are anchored in the bay
awaiting fair wind:
Ship Susan L Fitzgerald; bark st Lawrence; brig
RQseway Bell scbr Oregon, al bound to Baltimore,
Brig Waredale, bound to Mayaguez, r.
Went to Sea.
Brig Emily Fisher. I'm Baltimore for Boston. went
to sea to-day.
Spoken.
Ship Susan Fitzgerald, spoke off Cape Henry, q
bark from Caldera bound to Baltimore. since arrived
in the bay Weather calm.
TBy telegraph to News Room,l
New York-Arrived May 4th. schr W L Springs,
Sherman from Baltimore.
Bath-Arrived May 4th. scbr Marshall. Mar
shall from Baltimore
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Foreign Markets.


RIO DE JANEIRo, Arril M.-Imports-Fiour-
cepts have been 1879 hbs from the United States.
1900 from Europe and 1892 bags Chile sales report
cd 4.762 hbls Baltimore extras at 2t92i50Q and
5000 1850 New York extra at 1900; 1000 90 do at
Philadelphia ex 20o6 S605 DO do, not good at 49,
00 SiS DO Creushaw at q l0J and 22}O do do at 24-
Gl0 446 do Colombia at $500. and 800 do at 22GO0;
1890 do GaVia At . O0Q 500 bbls Baltimore SUPER
rogal york; at % 0 800 bbls Fontsna at q 000 $3.50
do s. & $. +. at $500 and IS 500: 200 do Genesee ut
- coo: 500 bags River Platte 81, and 91 do Chile
st 2ZG20 T 200ths. Three hundred bhIs French, for
iavre to second hands we take ont of stock, Stock
n first bands 9 $aG is go? bbis American 100 do
Receipts during the latter part Of the month hav-
ing been free. the market has become veryquie and
prices have declined fully 1000 {. bbl We quote
nomnsly, there having been very little business in
the article the past week rs follows: Baltimore
tras 2}aG2A Cronshaw 23.G24; 5. S. s. !. 45a5GQ
philadenhis and New York extras y G922; Colon-
hia 2l@22: Fontana of first quality 25i Interior
tras l25OO@2l,; Chile 9ON . 200 fps River Platte %
E1ports.-Cofee-Sae during tho month have
been limited to $4,000 bags. of which $500 for tho
United States, $500 for Channel aud north rn Eu-
Good Hope. and 5000 for the River Plate Prices Of
superior and good qualities have suffered very little
alteration. but those Of low grades have declined
about O0 rs arr. Dealers are ready sellers Of the
latter. but the former they will not sell alone ohg
ing exporters to purchase lots to obtain selections
Stock is 10000 bags. composed chiefly Of ordinary
Qualities. We quote-Fne superior very scarce,
7600G7S00; superior tG0qT600 good lst 7.lC0G7!3O0
ap1 irsts iG00@6560o 2 arr, and lots as follows:
SIS in single bags; 62s Sd@6ls Id double bags cwt
f.. o. b. For north of Europe, 7l00@7 SOC; G5s Id
Co.'s ID. double bags. freight. Far the Channel
or Mediterranean, 6g0097.OO0 q arr! SIS I0@6l. Sd
single bags, Exch 81 ID.
CearanceS since Marcb~i; Bags.
United States-Baltmore. S,9S0 New York,
Nc 16O2. 9l9S2
Europe, Channel, and North, 1851; South
and Mediterranean. 1,l32. ..... -, 377sa
Galifornis-San Francisco ................... 1884
Esewhere-Cape of Good Hope and River
Plate 1913
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PAGES FELT. GEgEGtT AND GRAVEL ROOF
INC
Is the best in use. AMI hss bssn wall kloEn for A.
iecn years.
We guarantee all new work lor Eve ytars.
1t Is better than Tin, and costs bali IS much.
Gld Roof1 repaired at short notice,
we are the only manufacturers Of ROOFING MA
fBtl4AI4S in Haryland. eI Of wki9n 20 keep con-
St2ntiy o. hSud For ssle
I1N hggf6 s1d IRON FENCES painted Wita
GA kA4&NI PAEA6ELNR warm 1871.
PAGE BROS & Co.
~ - gRE EyrGah'E ghrrF
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j. ESQ
COAl..-Thc miners in the Cumberland region have
generally resumed work. ard BtuminOus Coal il be-
Rde 6 10 b0aT and 8 ton rs sps at 81 for
tics. There large orders here for this description
of Coal and the tr.da viii doubt be active for
some time to come. Anhraeito is selling At $675 to
Dealers and st retail at IS y ton of 1000 lbs delivered
CHEMlCALS.-The market is tull and rates arc
nominal. Wequote astoliows, viz: Caustic Soda at
50 cts; Soda Ash. standard test, of 4Q14X cts; Sal
Soda at 81 cts Ri Carb Soda at sos cts and Bleach
ing Powders at 6@6]4 cts.
for zht, and q cts for full weight Paraine at IS ot
Sperm at iO@45 cts; and Patent Wax at 5O@55 Cts.
weight. and is cts for light.
COPPhR.-Ihere is more inquiry for Refined In
gos. and note sale this week of 100 600 lbs Bal
at 923 ct5 We still quote new sheatSin s;Y 6rs
zers and Bolts at IS cts. and Yellow Metal at 81 cts
for Sheathing and 81 cts. for Bolts. Old Copper
FLQUR;-,fhere has been q very good inquiry this
week for Flour, both from the local trado and for
shipment, and the market has throughout it been
very firm 10 tone with generally an upward teudsn-
Gym prices: The sales forthe week add up about COO
hbs, and they include 1000 bbls City Mills Super
nade from spring wheat. at S9.1212d9. %; I,GOj
bhs Northwestern Extra $l0@1O Is; SO bbs choice
ut *U50 50y bbs City Mills standard Extra at SlO5O
@'OIG 1N bbls Chestnut Grove Extra at 81 37l and
some 100 bbiS Flour of various descriptions in lots
within the quotations given below The mark ct closes
Fery firm IN tone. and there is little probability
Of any wing way in prices, especially for the
better grades, ihe supply of good Flour here and to
come forward. being unquestonahly light The luo-
tati'ns o-:g areas follows, viz: for Howard Street
Super $l0G C.25; fancy brands do S10.50@3l075; do
Extra SlIGil.75; do. Family S13@l3.50; Ohio Su-
per S95Oa 10; do. Extra $40 $1,000 DO Family SIS
@l350; Northwestern Super $922@950; do Extra
Sl025Gl0.75; City Mills Super $9.25@9.50 do stand
ard Extra $l050Sl075; and high grade Extra $3.50
@l3 = Dbl. Patapsco. Reservoir and other choice
brands OF Baltimore Family and Extra are still sell
ing at SIG for the former, and $4 per Dbl. for the
latter.
Rye FLOUR AND Corn MEAL-Rye Flour We quote
At 81 sos Tor ordinary brands. and $3.50 for choice
a n u RaIt
Braudywine.
The following are the inspections of Flour and Meal
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Tag NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF GREECE.-The
ourshng state of this institution is of tho most
hopeful signs of the future of Greece. The number
of students is eleven hundred. of whom eight hun
dred and eighty-two Greeks. four hundred aud
ninetytiye from the Heloponnesus. two hundred and
twenty from continental Greece, one hundred and
thrty-sx from the surrounding islands, and thirty
one from the Ionian Islands. Thirty-three are stu
dents of theology six hundred and thirty two of law
two hundred and fifteen of medicine, one hundred
and eghtytwO Of philosophy. and thirty"six ofphar
macy. The snail number devoted to the priesthood,
only three per cent, is explained by the miserable
condition of poverty in which tho priests left by
the nepiioenca of the rannln
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STATE NEWS.

THE Crops, WEATHER, &c.-We have made it our
persons who have an opportunity of knowing, and
the opinion PREVAILS very generally that the wheat
crop will not average much more than half yield
in this section. Some fields look WE'LL and will yield
full crop; but the average will fall far short of last
year. This is not the opinion of those habtual
"grumblers who are always predicting famine. but
the evidence of substantial men. who look at the
matter in its true light. and yield to facts.
The prospects of the fruit crop were never better.
The trees are loaded with blossoms and most oft
far advanced as to be beyond the bghting influence
of any but the most severe frosts Last week we had
several light rosts but from all accounts but little
ifindeed any. damage, was done.
The weather, since last issue, has been singu-
larly COOL yet sl not sufficient to interrupt any of
the ordinary farm labor at this season Farmers are
now busy planting corn. and some have already fin
ished. We understand large crop is being put in
the ground.-BoonsJoro' Old FeLLou.
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- YOUTH TO THE AGED
ETOKhEEB
on
LIFE REJUVBNATOR,
HUMPHREYS,


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The feeble, the aged and all those who have in ana,
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what its name implies, Lifo keiuvenatoT, which.
while 1t builds up the shattered constitution will alan
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belong to youth
y matter by what cause any organ ha6 become en-
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remove that cause at once and forever.
CURES GENERAL DEBILITY, NERVOUS IN
CAPACITY, DYSPEPSIA, DEPRESSION. LOSS
OF APPETITE, Low SPIRITS JMBECIL[TY
MENTAL INCIDENCE, EMhCIATION, Emit
1T HAS 4 MOST DELIGHTFUL DESIRABLR
AND NOVEL EFFECT UPON THE NERVOUS
nervous disabilities are earnestly advised to seek
cure IN this most excellent aad unequal ed prepsra1
.ion.
The FEEBLE, the LANGUTD the DESPHTRIYj
the OLD, should give this valuable discovery trial
articles for the same purpose.
TO FEMALES.
This preparation is Invaluable in nervous va,E.
Of all kinds, Rs it will restore the UaEtsS
strength with wonderful per.nanence.
Ii Is also grand tonic and will give relief in Dys-
use will renOvate the stomach TO degree of perfect
health. and Danish Dyspepsia forever.
One Dollar per bottle, or six botLles for SR Said
BY Druggists generally.
Sent By express anywhere, by addressing
EUTCHIRGS Il LiILLYER
PropristoFs, No. y Dsy street,
Sold By SETH S. HANCK,
lO8 Baltimore street,
&C Z4-0m Salti more.
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IRON WORKS.
EDRO9PECTUS
THE BENTLEY SPRINGS COMPANY.

EBRosPECTUs
THE BENTLEY SPRINGS COMPANY,
A frst-cass establishment to which the citizens of
Baltimore could retreat in the heat of summer was
sought for in vain during the past season. To supply
that want and to present at the same time profit
able investment to Subscribers, attention is called to
Bentley Springs is situated at the distance of about
80 miles from the CITY, 600 feet above tidewater on
the Northern Central Railway, which, with its double
track and present facilities, renders access to the
Springs easy andtre9Qent The location is one of the
most healthy IN the United States and the scenery is
scarcely surpassed anywhere in beauty and romance
OF character Magnificent trees an abundance of the
purest water, beautiful rayines, clear mountain
attractive, and 10 point it out as admirably adapted
for large Summer Hotel. The surrounding neigh
9orn9oe aoounds IN pleasant walks. shady drives and
1t is proposed to profit By those natural advantsges
o ne erectlon on ono OF the most eligible Sites and
WITHIN view ofthe Depot, of 6rst-cass Hotel under
me direction Of the Bentley Springs Company. Of
Ba Gl County The amount of Capital is fzed
at One hundred Thousand Dollars in Shares of Gina
0acers and Directors ~-' -N0
1t il believed that, in asking the citizens of Bsti-
more % snoscrlbe to this project We are advancing
ITSELF VA 81 "A"' u 'no CITY
Our citizens will be waited on by the Directors 20
tons to the stock. 'N'''S'p"
Application may also be made to the sscretsrv
BOARD Of DftR IL; saafi's street.
Ii. 4. ABBOTT, Pres't
Hutchinson 9 iii IL 44aifk a1Fs4.
4. i. Knight Isaac Coale' m
g. W. Burton, Isaas 3 &c.,
Hugh Ssson. Or. q. 4 Goa4ss'
Woodward AbrahamA O. M R.,tIsSssS'
II. W. Robinson. Chse. Tnhb' t,.A,1-...
Z. 3. KNIGHT Sanrefarv u024-i II
FMSAk UEDERsIGNED, having boan appoint-
= a ed Agent for the sale of "O'NEfLL'S PHTLI-
UnLtf,taLA ALE" il prepared to furnish dealera In
2uanRns required. Thss Ale GNGFdntsed eQwas to
Rss na0s NJ sAe coaSry Orders solicited. No change
lot SeiiVasN Constant supply on hand.
JAS. 3. LIPPINC0TT,
30. u Raldefston street,
aa-d RsaHeea Rress and LA@hasS
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WEEMLY REVIEW OF MARKETS.
Reported and carefully REVISED epery treek the b
tiranre Daily Commercially

Reported and carefully REVISED egery lceek the Bal
- timlnre Daily Commercial w
ALCOHOL.-Prices unchanged ana we SUI
quote Western % q cent at Si40g45O. and cologne
Spirits at 81 5044.60 = gallon. o,.,
ASIIES-Ashes steady at $6;6212Gy6I5 Tor Potts.
and S2591250R 100 os for Pearl, but there is very
BREAD-Bread is unchanged in price, and we
quote as before viz Navy at IA cts Pilot at 8cts and
Water Crackers at cts q 10.
BEESWAX-Beeswax is in limited supply and
dull. We quote Western at 4USil cts, and prime
Southern at ia9 i3ots u h.
BARK--We quote Quercitron as before: at S2l6p
225O for No B. and $4,000 2 ton for No l. the latter
figure being for fine ground, but there is very little
C0FTEE The market fer Coffee during The early
part Of the week was quiet nothing being done in II
until Wednesday, when sales we're made Of GOO bs
Rio ex- Llpw ing" and 300 bags do EXHIBITION
both Of which lots were taken by the trade here tbe
former sad To have been at 14c and the latter Mt
1870 gold, 10 bond Yesterday there were sales of 600
bags prime Rio at lIs cts gold, duty paid and to-
day We note sales i 2iGG bags Rio ex-'Ciftop and
l,2J bags do cX-" i4apwing,' being the balance tf
theSe Two cafg0eS, both Il private terms, making
total Tor the week OF 800 bags. There is nothing
dhhg 10 LaguRy the received here last week
neIing sun unsyld. We quote Rio at from 1871 to
AI$2 cts goid Tor common to choice: Laguayra at
istI4(a51 cts gold. and Java at 2142734 cts.
CoEiG&.-Ihere has been comparatively little
dong this week in Cotton, but the general tone of
day, and prices may be quoted to cts per Id higher
Some low Midd!ing Upland sold to day at 30 cts, but
we nave heard OF no transactiousin other grades We
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Wonderfully rich gold discoveries are re.
ported on the north shore Of Lake Superior,
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Ea.sssst.sssss1sss5a< YORK. ROAD Tan
$500 sss==ssEEsssss.A NAY
On and after MONDAY next March 5th, cars will
leave City Hall at each hour, from A. NJ to Up. M
except y neon. --'
Night car for TOwsOntown OF II P NJ
Leave IowsontoWn every hour from A. NJ to 2
p NJ, except Y noon. -
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Sails, Tents, Awnings, Flags, &c,
made and repaired to order on reasonable terms and
at the shortest notice. Also, Canya Covers for sale
or hire, mh13-6n
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SHIPPING.

:<sz5lgssS TOE %. 1-''NN''' VA'
To sail SATURDAY. 5th inst, at o'clock
P. M. The A steamship
E. C. KNIGHT,
Joseph W. Denly, commander,
is loading at Flarni&an'. wharf and will sail as
above. For freight or passage apply to
PENDERGAST, FENWICK x CO.,
II Smiths wharf, (up stairs).
Supplies purchased for the South. from proceeds of
Southern Fair, will be taken by this Company free
of charge.
:tGooGs insured on open policy. Agents in Savannah
CRANE K GRAYBfLL. my5-It
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DRUGS, CHEMICALS, &C.
A STATIC CHOL E 4 A.
PREVENTIVE AND CURATIVE.

The Cholera alT 4dt found in de-
ranged state of the digestive udi br III
m ne 1 or other other atmospheric causes The hillary
ducts are thus prevented from fulfilling their
ti I IS thrown into disorder. The more ones
system is thus deranged by unhealthy eatsble:s;;
or irregular habits Of living, the more easy viii
we become the victims Of ASlATlC CHOL-
ERA.
Asiatic Cholera is terrible complaint; 1t
takes it's victims with rapidity unknownt to any
other malady the slightest neglect aga1nSat san
itary rules is almost surely punished with death
Yet Cholera is durable, like other diseases
and in this Elixir we possess remedy Whach is
thousands of cases, particularly in 1850, in Ger
and in the ea0 d bs e o Rns5
has nroved the use of PROF. WUNDRUM'S
CHOLERA ELIXIR the surest preventive
a large stock, imported directly from Germa-
ny, just received from the Custom House in New
York. Put up in Bottles oftwo sizes, at 81 cts
and S1.0O each. JANNE4 81 90, Ag is,
aug lS-tf l45 King street
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

EAKM FOR SALE. The highly improved
n farm, known as s'Frankonia," lying 81
miles from Alexandria, and q miles from SPrlng7,
field Station, o. & A. +. r. on the rBack K LICK
road This farm contains 1872 ACkES CT iano,
eighty of which are in original growth OF w n
oak, hickory, chestnut and yellow pine ! he
improvements consist Of an excellent uweilihg'
containing four rooms with basement, kltcne en-
and cellar barn fifty feet by twenty nVe Oullt
the year previous to the war, on the nlost up
proved style; together with corn1hoese, capable
Of containing two hundred Darreis ol coln scr
wants house, sheds and other necessary out
buildings in thorough repair, ana "flcn we're
built lust before the war. Spring OF excellen!
voter lies convenient to the house. The farm Is
enclosed with substantial fencing. Any Inlor-
nation can be obtained of either H. II. rowe
esq, residing on the place, or MeSsrs. d nooe "
Wedderburn, Alexandria: Va. Gang2l-e04w
TOK SALE.-A VALUABLE FARM,
r NEAR WOQpLAWN, FAlKFAA ~,
VA.-Will be sold at private SALE the farm
lately owned by Andrew Turney, deceased con-
tanning 235 acres, more or less.
This farm is part of the original Mount
Vernon Estate and is situated on the Mount
Vernon Road about six miles from Alexandria
and near to the Mt. Zephys Estate. About one
hundred acres isin timber, much OF 1t valuable
there are two large orchards, IN gooa peari 1
order-a comfortable house, with good water
and convenient acknowledgement the whole
farm is under fence.
The land is of good quality for grazing or
trucking or the raising Of grains.
Ifnot previously sold at private sale, the farm
will be offered at public auction on the prem,
ses, on THURSDAY, October Is, 1866, at II
o'clock N. 49,,
For further information apply to Mr.; Adam
Martin, near Clouds Mill, or to S. Ferguson
Beach, Attorney at Law. Address either at
Alexandria, Va. aug O-eotI
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Rev. Mr.. Meredith, Of Stafford county, tells
& q negro woman of that region leading her
people in idol. dances, and giving out herself
IS immortal. Rev. DR.. Marshall, of Mlssissip-
ii, saws hundreds of negroes in that State have
.dopted what they call the New Religion
They teach that God is dead ani hat the
Saviour has been superseded by Two Old negro
:?ouen, whom ,hcy worship in His stead.
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By James A. Stouten burg, Auctioner

By James A. StOutenburg, Auctloner
DY VIRTUE OF \ DECREE OF THE
ID County Court for Alexandria county rem
dered at its September term, 1866 in the cause
of Josiah Ford and wife vs.. Peter L. DAVIS ana
imam in aam ec w on SAfUKpAY, the ed day.
of September, 1866, at y O clock m, in front Of
the premises, expose to sale, at public auctI9n a
LOT OF GROUND, on the north side OF Alng
street, and west side of Payne street. at the1? IN
tersection, in Alexardra VIZ IN 1ront on ing
two-story tenement thereon, tho front ofEza=a
brick and the rear of wood
TERMS :-One-third of the purchase money
in cash, and the residue in two equal payments
It 6 and u months from the day OF sale, with
interest, the bonds Of the purchaser, with Sc
curtv, to be taken for the deferred payments
ond the title to be retained until the purchase
money is paid. ALEEEI SIUAhI,
sep 7.eots COmmlsslOner or Eale
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NApoLEoN's HEALTH.-If we believe the
,aris letter writers, Napoleon III. has the IN
sammatory rheumatism, diabetes, dyspepsia,
3right's disease, Smith disease. sciatic govt,
.nrora borealis, integral calculus, and several
,fber things; he was also almost poisoned at
yichv: but he manages to survive all. even
Bismarck dose of Prussic acid.
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\ marriage ceremony between big buck ne
gro and white girl was to have taken p lace in
Norfolk on Sunday, but the Intended bridegroom
netting wind of the fact that some young men
mad made preparations to treat HIM to coat OF
,ar snd cotton failed to come to time.
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ry1HE CELEBRATED SMITHS PATENT
I STEEL FLOWS, of Collins 81 Co.'S Man
utacture.-This great plow il now permanently
and extensively Introduced, and needs COM
ments We have all sizes, and are prepared to
fill orders promptly. ...,..,
Circulars descriptive of this pillow, furnished
J. =. 'B1RTHOLOW s. co, SOLE AGENTS,
manufacturers and Dealers in r..
Agricultural Implements, Seeds and Fertilizers,
55S, It'll street, Washington, D. C., and
Al 29-ln 25 King street, Alexandria, Va.