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The national Republican., 1867-11-13
COMM ERCIAL.

NRw YoRK, Nov l2-Flour active and Arm. wheat
la2 cents better Corn quie: and steady Pork dull
mess, 80 81. Lard quis, at l2lEal3 cents. Cotton
quiet at lsl1al cents Tor kiddog Uplands. Preights
quiet. 3, ifits TGrPentlne dull at o. (.
BALTIMORE, Nov. IL -BREADsrrFFs. Tho market
for flour eontiGues very dull. aud we hear Of no
| sales beyond SIN II lots tostha city trade. Good
Howard street Extras wtrs offered to-day at $40 76a
sll Thsre is stli rome demand for shipping grader,
bot SnySr, refa.s to siys present price we quote
5OalO Howard IT, ,et Extra shipping, $40 2jAlI.
Howard Street Retailing. sllSll 80 Howard Street
sSndsrd fxtrs, siO.5OaIl' CITY Mills Ship ns
brand: Extra, sl2il2 20. Rye -Four, $3.50. Corn
GRAN -whsat.-Reeeipts 7eO bushels white and
5s67 bushels red. The market was but lightly sup
pied to-day. Choice grades were gearee 1T about
yesterdays hgure. Other descrlpt ptions were duh
and dropping; 1900 buhels prime PennsylyauiS red
,old o. 81 32i medium grades southern rcd ranged
from ~ t. ~ ij: one lot Of ehoies Virginis red
Corn.-asceirts 0Os bu.hoi, white and 4,7sO
bushels yellow. The market was quiet to.dSy.
Old white and yellow sold at 81. so H. S2j new white
ranged ftom 0J cts to Sl IS tho latter for hominy,
and new Western mixed at sll0al. 20. The sales
were as follows: White-GO bushels old at 81. 10;
900 do q! Sl3I 10 now At 81 CS; at % cents llS
homlry corn at fl. is Yellow $40 bushels Old at
~ 81; TO do. Rt 81 30; COO do Rt 81 ga; 700 nav
wes'ern mixed at sl.l2; 800 do at sl2O; /, coo do
at o.. 2oi 200 do. at 81. 10 and Il 0 do. at 81 10.
Ca's; Receipts i76o bushels. The market is dull
aud prices sro dropping; Sales ts'dAy as follows;
200 bushels at 70 cents 200 Al 7jeents 3sI At "a cts
100 at 70 cents coo at ~ sca's; lOl at 0, cent? S,G
at 63 cents 460 at G5 cent,
Rye -ReceiPtS 2sO b1zhelS Sales 80 bushels 10
ferior at 81 20, and so bushels prime at sl60
BuckIcheat Mtah-ch0ies new York msal by the
barrel IL held at 4. .JOa'0 agd by the 100 lbs at
a toa4 IS; Maryland Rad Pennsylvania by the 100
lbs. ~ 25I4.Tj
Prouisfoas The msrk t s still very dull, and
quotations for Bacon are only romlnaL We quote
as foil we: Shoulders 1871 cents rib sides l6II cts
clear ribs l64 cats. Hams dull nIw city cured l0
| cents for uncaovassed. Western nominal at 22a2i
cents for old su ar cured. Nothiug doing In bulk
meats. Mess Pork nominal at s22 So Lard duu al
l2iL l,3I capta
The national Republican., 1867-11-13
Reconstruction In Arkansas.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Nov. l2.-The POas (Rai.
ieaD Little Rock special dispatch of to-day says
that Arkansas will 80 largely for q convention,
with working majority for the Republicans.
About four nfths of the registered votes were
cast.
Montgomery, Perry, Frances, Dallas and Hot
Springs counties give 200 majority for Oonven'
ton.
The delegates are all Radicals.
Pulaski, Crawford, and Sebastian countle!
elect Radicals.
White county elects Conservatives.
Prominent gentlemen agree to elect grand
temple, to be used by the convention in its res
sions
The national Republican., 1867-11-13
A Water Contract.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. IA contract was awarded
to day by the Board of Water Commissioners to
R D. Wood 4 Co., of Philadelphia. to supply
the water pipe and other casting. for the new
water works here.
Tho contract amounts to over million and O
quarter dollars.
Pittsburg, Cincinnati, St. Louis, Philadelphia
and other places competed for the contract.
Accounts from different sections Of Missouri
and Kansas mention very serious lo'sts to far
mers from prairie fires.
In some instances whole farms have been de-
vastated, fences, barns, sheds, grain and hay
stacks, orchards, and occasionally houses being
consumed Many Thousands Of dollars worth o
property has been destroyed.
The national Republican., 1867-11-13

The NATIONAL THEArRE-"KESILwoRrH ~
"caste" was repeated last night to a very good
audience. We hope it will soon DO repeated
again, for we have not yet had enough of it. To.
night we are to have " Kenilworth" o musical
burlesque of Mr.. HALLlDAY's on WALTER
Scorrs fine novel of that name. Apart from
tho beauty Of its musical selections, this bur.
lesqus has the merit of being exceedingly
amusing. Tho idea of strange and unexpected
contrasts is kept up throughout, one oil tho least
irresistible being the singing, by Queen Eliza.
beth Of England, France and ireland, Of Hoop.
do doodon .doo," and other songs, which good
Bess, perhaps, would have sung If she could, but
she couldn't. The part of Leicester Is Lady
Dos's best. and 1t affords ber ample opportunity
for the display of her vocal powers, which are
not surpassed by those of any singer on the
dramatic stage
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a Card
WAEE UFEHA HOCtE,
WAsHrSGTos, Eoyember Is, 1867.


WAsHrSGTOs, Iovember Is. 1867
To Ms Public:
We desire to state. in explanation Of the remarks
Of cur stage manager, Mr.. James Duun, to the au
dierco last evening, during the performance oil
"Undsr the Ga'light," that we bold, by writer
contract, the exclusive right Of that play for thi
city, Baltimore and other places for one year; not.
wlthstanding which a we'll known manager has an.
nounsed his intention Of producing 1t in Baltimore
next Monday evening. Being unable to procure
copy Of the play from the author, or by any lOga
means he has had recourse to the plan OF obtaining
surreptitiously, through shorth hand reporters wha
he cannot honestly procure. We feel certain tina
the public will not encourage this species Of larceny
and when We state that one Of the tools employed II
this outrage is prominent dttaehe OF rival theatre
In this city tho good taste well as the morality o.
this proceeding will be apparent.
B.RToN & MCKNIGHT,
Lessees and Managers.
The national Republican., 1867-11-13
The Baltimore Races.

BALTIMORE, Nov. l2,-Tho second days races
Of the fall season took place to-day at tho HeT.
ring Run course.
The track was again in very bad condition
owing to the storm of the previous evening so
much so that the Grst race, q Gye-mils dash b >.
tween the Belle of Baltimore, Lucy and Lizzie,
was postponed, In the second race, mile heats,
best three in Ave, to harness, for $3.50, there
were three entriss-K Kinadoro, Lizzie and Frank
and was won by the FIRST named in three gLt
heats. Time: 2:42, 246, 2;53.
The national Republican., 1867-11-13
The Trial of jon. Davis-Judgo Chase TO
Preside.

RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 12.-Chief Justice
Chase will arrive here tomorrow morning to
preside, with Judge Underwood, at the nd.
journed spring term Of the United States Circuit
Court, which commences tomorrow. The fall
term. at which JEFF. Davis will be tried, com.
mences on the 25th inst.
From the veniro 1t appears the jury will be
largely composed Of blacks.
The national Republican., 1867-11-13
Murders I'M M,,.ourI ona K.n,,,

LrAvrswonrn, KANSAS, Nov. IL The pro.
prlstor Of the Planters House, at Platte City,
Missouri, named jenkins, was shot and instantly
killed BY q negro man, this morning, who had
been discharged from his service for misconduct
Five hundred dollars reward has been offered fol-
the apprehension Of the murderer.
In South Leavenworth this morning mulattC
woman shot and killed another negro woman.
Jealousy Is supposed to have been tho cause.
The national Republican., 1867-11-13
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
FINANCIAL.

The monetary market was but slightly affected
yesterday. The gold premium was 1at whilst stocks
though hrm, were dull.
There was slight rise In the -four market, and q
deposition manifest to keep the upward tendency
going but we do not think the entire advance will
aggregate over 25 cents.
There was bat little doing In provisions, and tb,
trade was confined principally to the retail market.
JAY COOKE Co. furnish the following quotations
| Of Government securities:
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Reconstruction In Alabama.

MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA, November 12.-Tho
reconstruction convention consumed the whole
day In considering the franchise question.
The majority report, which contains strong
proscriptive features, will be adopted.
The national Republican., 1867-11-13

OUR READERS ARE ADVISED to call on
Adamsou, No. 5oS Ninth street, one door from Penn.
sylvania avenue, and examine hls large and we'll
selected stock Of Carpets, Druggets, oi,clohs Rugs
and Mats Of all kinds, Blankets Of all eoors, ready
made Sheets and Pillow Cases, Bed Clothing Of all
descriptions, Hair ard shuek Mattresses, Hair and
Feather Pillows, a large assortment OF Gilt Window
Shades, Linens, AID Fixtures, Table Covers Of all
kinds, all Of the hrst quality, and at the lowest cash
prices Remember 506 Ninth street
The national Republican., 1867-11-13
g LATE M IN e L s .

GEORGE BARKER,
i2i Massachusetts avenue between Sixth GEd Seventh
streets,
Wholesale AID Retail dealer In SLATE MANfRLs,
DOORS, BLINDS and SASH, would call the attention
Of Carpenters, Buiders, and others In want Of Man
ties, to an examination Of his stock unsurpassed In
strength, durability, beauty, and Chespnsss, They
are 80 highly polished that they retain their beauty
much longer than marble, and are not ipjured by
smoke, coal gas, or acids. They have six times the
strength Of marble, and their appearance Is much
superior. nos II
The national Republican., 1867-11-13

GOVERNMENT SALEs.-I would call the
attention Of dealers and others to large lot Of new
Cavalry jackets, Goats, Pants, Shirts. Red, white,
Blue Maekinae Blankets, &c. A. Adamson, 500 Ninth
street, one door from Pennsylvania avenue.
The national Republican., 1867-11-13

JEwELRY.-Jet Pendants and Fern Leaf
Coral Fusa setts Plated Chains Silver Plated Spoon.
and Forks received this morning at Priggs ouo Dol
lar Jswelry Store, No. 4ss Pennsyivania avenue,
near FOur. and a half street
The national Republican., 1867-11-13
n. King Cutler appointed Judg,

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 12.-Gen. Mower to.da,
appointed R. King Cutler Judge Of the secont
district Of Louisiana, In place Of Judge A
CieIabat, who resigned.
The national Republican., 1867-11-13
The New York oonstitutionaI oonvsn.

ALsAsr, N. Y, Nov l2.-At caucuI Of tho
Republican members Of the constitutional con.
V,btion, held this evening, 1t was rssolysi to
qohtIhus tho session and perfect the work begun,
The national Republican., 1867-11-13

WALLS OPERA IoUsE The auieuce Al this
popular pa ot auusemeat was large last even.
ing Us Isull. It is rare that play attracts so
much attcntic7 as has this Under tho Gas.
light"
Theh carl which is published in our paper
this morning, will speak for the proprietor,
Barron ~ McKmGnr, in respect to tho state Of
their case wiki Mr., J5Hy T. FoRD.
We can sly u more than to wish MeGars.
bAnroS 4 M,KS.,uI the E4:a,ss in all places
wherever they may ezh.0.. equal to what they
have hal - rA., .i.y
The national Republican., 1867-11-13
Fire In Savannah. .

BIYASsAH, GA, Nov. l2,-The Savannah
sp,tqS factory, with slI houIeI, was destroyed BY
Gre today. Loss t25, 0O0i insurance tll 800,
The national Republican., 1867-11-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Rs- workingmen, Attention i-Tho Pro.
eession Of the workingmsn Of the District Of Colum.
bis aud their soronAdo to Gen. 8. 7. Cary, member
OF Congress elect from Cincinnati, Ohio, will take
place on TUESDAY EVENING, 10th init. All work.
ingmen OF the Distrc! are invited to participate in
this denomination.
The procession will leave the City Hall at S
O'Clock. Members OF the worklngmeu's Assembly
will meet at ~ O'Clock. Organizations are re-.
qusSted to be punetual In their attendance.
By order Of the Committee:
JOS. ". MATTINGLY,
noyl3.ls [starl Chairman
The national Republican., 1867-11-13

LIEUT.. GEN W. T. SHERMAN Is en- route for
this city, His business will have reference to
Indian affairs
The national Republican., 1867-11-13

the I"'"L"''o' co'esp,uIea, nt no T,t.
|""e says that nvs,ias Of t4s uaion League
OF North C'r,.in' 'nst tEsro Tt,eurly, nui On
voting between CHASE nr GR,gT l.r the Pfe,l.
dency, the former Wa u.raimous,y declared the
choice Of the League
The national Republican., 1867-11-13

Coupons, ii2y4; 6.a1's. 1888, iosI; 6.2O's, l.ei
lo6lSi 6.2l's, 1855, lO6I4; 6.20s, Jan. snd JAY,
lse5, 1919; t0.40's, niZ; = 9O'r, "a serss, 1851
7-so's, Sd series, 1854 Gold, l3a1l
The national Republican., 1867-11-13

TuE SCHOOL Fund DIvIDESD.-SomS months
since, j sArLEs B0wrS esq., on part Of trus'
tees Of the colOrod schools, catered suit against
the corporation of Washington for portion Of
the school fund Of 1865, to bO Appropriated to
the colorod schools. Tho court then Gdjudged
that trustees of these schools were entitled to
ono fifth part of the fund, and referred the papers
to Mr.. Commissioner Cox to make account and
ascertain what sum wcu'l b9 one fifth part. On
yesterday, as will Lo sesa IA our court reports,
Mr Cox reports SI5,g73 Gj as the amount to
which those schools are entitled for that yssr.
One half Of this a.c ant had been Previously PAIL
by the city, IL the court gave jqlEmcnt for Tic
s. g5g. o. still due.
The national Republican., 1867-11-13
PERSONAL.

C,LysLL GEOhG W De CosTA, an army off
csr daring the war, bot now practicing lawyer
- NV in town, and has ro'n8 a, the Meuopoli
The national Republican., 1867-11-13

THE CABINET were in sassi,u tw, A.ur, VA.
tsrdny, The chief subject un lor Ii,su,,lsl wrs
Secretary McCULLOcus report. When pre-.
fentod 1t will be considered the financial policy
Of the Administration.
The national Republican., 1867-11-13
L o Q Al TIE M s .

VENT VrDr VIoI Such was the ex.
olams,ion Of Gear when he crossed the Rubieou,
and such is the exclamation heard whom leaving the
establishment Of A. saks 4 Co. Clothisrs and Mer.
chant Tsilor', SIT Seventh street, between Avenue
and street.
INTENDING TO REMOVE to No. 5ll Seventh
street. Ia,elligeuesr Building. about the lat Of jan
uary next, purpose to offer the whole Of my sea.
sonable stock Of Ready IN ,de Clothing and Gentle.
msn's furnishing Goods at q reduction Of 10 per
cent. from established priess already sufficiently
low to satisfy any one, to all eash purchasers until
removal. This will afford an opportunity, rarely
offered to purchase desirable article, Of Clothing at
very low prices.
shall sell my stock Of Hats and Caps a, the same
reduction. Anew, seasonable, and fashionable stock
has Just bee, laid 10.
The whole stock, which Is very large, will be Of.
fersd without reserve. GEO. @. HENNING,
Corner Seventh street and Maryland ave. and
No. bsj Seventh street, near Maryland ave.
The national Republican., 1867-11-13

RICHMOND Va, Nov. l2-Judge Parker, d
Winchester, was arrested yesterday morning by
the oflcer of tho Fresdmsns Bureau. The
charge is not known. No order for such arrest
was Issued from heRdquarters
The national Republican., 1867-11-13
DROP SAILS FOR CAVALRY
HORSES

DEPor QrARTERNAsTgR's OPFIcE)
san ANTONIO, TEXAS, October IS, 1857
Sealed proposals, which must be made In trpicate,
will be received at this Office until l2 elock noon
oa SATURDAY, the 18th day Of November next for
furnishing the ouartermaster's Department, at San
Antonio, Texas. with
227 SUPERIOR CAVALRY HORSES
The Horses to be delivered within forty (iCl DAYS
from the acceptance Of any bid or bids.
Conditions Of proposal and contract to be the same
as those OF former advertisements Or horses which
may bo learned on application to this { flee.
Proposals to be plainly endorsed 'ProposAls for
Cavalry HorEes," aad addressed to the undersigned
at this place. O. G. LEE,
noyl3-5t Brevet Lieut.. Col. and Depot Or
The national Republican., 1867-11-13

aTThe Fair OF Rebelxah Degree Associ-
alton Nos, for the benefit OF WIDOWS and ORPHANS,
will commence at Odd Fellows Hall, Seventh street,
on MONDAY EVENING, November 4, Aad continue
ten days. variety fancy and useful articles con
fectionery, &C., constantly on hand. ane band Of
music will be 10 attendance. no4
The national Republican., 1867-11-13

So Washington Cooperative Building
AsD DEPosrr ASSOCIATION Members will please take
notice that the nrst monthly meeting for the pay.
ment Of dues aud sale Of mouey will take place at
Temperance Hall next WEDNESDAY EIGHT, at
o'clock.
Members that have not signed the Constitution are
requested to tiga 1t before the night Of meeting.
JOHN E THOMPSON,
noll.d Secretary.
The national Republican., 1867-11-13

AAA receipts from internal revenue yesterday
amounted to $3.50, ,+25.29
The national Republican., 1867-11-13

CHARLIE DIrEENs left England On Saturday
he may be expected IN Boston In few days
The national Republican., 1867-11-13

LARGE CARGO Of Csolie, la, been landed on
the S,urhorn coast Of Porto Rico
The national Republican., 1867-11-13

Tue Democratic r,'or,y IN Hs- Y,fk 10
close ulou 20 0oO
The national Republican., 1867-11-13

II IS S9w CLAIMED that calgrsd n r.alagsJ
suffrage has carried in Minnesota.
The national Republican., 1867-11-13

IHE members Of CongrsIs are coming in quite
fast We h,ps % ra,uov to present list oi
the arrivals n ths.s di,,iIg1iIhsd individuals
The national Republican., 1867-11-13

| 10 VI ItOI O''AL1 Or NIoO Ell
- LANEoUs character received at the Office Of
the ouartermsster General for tho week ending
November II, 1857;
c. @. Peek, West Bloomfield, N. Y, offers TO fur.
nsh his Bill Band at % so per 900; with discounts
OF 20 to 20 per cent on from to $1,000.
George Essdham and Young Pal, Baltimore,
Nd. odor b. raise and save mAteria susk In Pa
munky river Va, agreeing to pay the Government
20 Per cent. OF Its value. nOVl3.lt
The national Republican., 1867-11-13
MARRIED,

On Monday, llth inst, at the residence OF th
brides father, by the Rev. A. A. y. TAy lor, Mr..
3. RANsBrRG to Miss AESA c. Ross, both o
Georgetown. D. G.
[Inteiligenesr and Chronicle please eopy.l
The national Republican., 1867-11-13

Ar St AIban', Vt, ,Lsr' Is heavy fall Of
The national Republican., 1867-11-13

T"E democratic p'I.'l,y q Maryland il
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Marine News.
Sun R. o.is Sun s. 40 / High Water, rs, m.

ARRIVED.
Str. John Gibson, Fuller, New York.
Str. New York, Jones, Philadelphia.
Schr. Union, Smith, Matthias Point, wood TO
master.
CLEARED.
Schr. Herschel, Durdsall, New York.
Schr. Mary Augusta, James, Norfolk.
Schr. J. Il. Ford, Daniels, Wilmington.
Schr. @. D. Wallace, Page, Alexandria.
Schr. L. NJ. Wright, Freeman. Boston.
Schr. d. Mccall, Cain, New York.
Schr. Dick Williams, Corson, Boston.
Schr. A. Trundell, Smith, Boston.
FOIs SALE or RENT.
The national Republican., 1867-11-13

ssoW fell in New York yeItsrdsy.
The national Republican., 1867-11-13

XLTANTED-NEW AND CAST-OFF
w CLoTHIHo, OLD GOLD AND SILVER, or
any other article Of value at the old -establshed
Merchant Pawnbroker Store Of X. FULTON Co.,
6J2 Ninth street, doors north Of Penn. avenue.
ds20-u
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w 4 N II =.

XXTANTED-A STOUT COLORED
w MAN to drive a wagon to haul lumber. Ap.
ply Ill street south, between Ninth aud Tenth
streets west. moo 2ts
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j Nothing resulted from this application. It ap-s
peared quito evident that the propriety and right
money were -wol und erstood at Washington
that it was known that the whole business was
strictly OF q private character, and such as any
or since. It was not tho pleasure, however of po-
litical enemies to hnvo the truth known; innd
therefore it that the slaaders were kept before
the public mind, without explanation or refuta-
ton when tho Government had tho testimony in
tho case close ut hand. 4. ,.s. - .
Happily for ourselves, however, there wero those
who watched the currency Of these ISLANDERS and
falsehoods with determination to stamp them
with their true character whenever the opportunity
should be favorable for so doing. Among our
the American people, whose character is SO OK
allied, and whose word is SO lar the synonym for
truth ITSELF that his testimony viii not be doubted
last May. In referring to the calumnies heaped
upon us by the Tribune and by another journal of
this city, with which wo wero then engaged in q
new at any time, provoked to it by injustice and
malovolenco); that very highly distinguished
gentleman said: ga% Ig.4 w
was repeatedly catechised during my imprisonment
about your business in Canada and what you received
uniformly answered. that far nom receiving cent
fom NO. you refused what thought Justly due
liberty, and that never uttered sentiment or word
that truly loyal ct,zen Of tho United States would
lived from all the foul abuse Of hbellers etc, ctc
CLEMENT g. CLAY.
We shall now dismiss this subject, not, however,
with any hope that either MIR. Manton Marble or
tho Tribune will do Us Justice by o spontaneous
free act. ! ftE2. &+7S! %".s s.5. .ia, IT.
We have thusrofuted the base sander circulated
to annoy and injure us, that it may not be said
hereafter with any evidence Of truth at least that
We permitted the falsehoods to go uncontradicted
AS to the political position towhich We have been
raised by the generous suArages OF our follow
citizens, we say, with great satisfaction, that we
have endeavored to be worthy Of obtaining and
retaining it. IF any evidence were wanting that
course which We have pursued, have found favor
with the people, it can be discorned in the results
places Of trust, while powerful political organiza-
lions, backed by every species Of malevoent false.
hood have failed to carry thoir candidates against
us. The very arguments used and the ISLANDERS
circulated to prove that we are not Of the true
Democratic faith annihiated in their effects by
our position as Representative of the popular
will not only during the war but even at the pres
ent time. .-u .-aq @s$ r1"5t n ..5a :;
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a'I9' k,.5 aj.t5sa
Passenger,

Per steamship Carlotta, hom New York. McDon.
ough Iizetta Wiltern, and in steerage. - n
~, Fer @ steamship Andalusia. from New york-M Nor
ny, Epes, z Shaw Dellenger, Lipp = ali. -
Per schr Frazier, from Cardenas-F p salas Vim
Per steamer Dictator, from JaoksonviIle, Palatka.
ee[nandina and sayannah-Dr Hartrdge, Mrs Gary and
Woodman. W g Hogan, " Mills, 3 Bingham, e "
7Moo53ng, Cleveland, J johnson, wells, o Al
zen, y seners Sellers and son. stoughton,
81 Tit Tits W McFan. and deck ,,E A. -
rer steamer " Frazier from Edtsto and RockviIle-
" murray, Hon Townsend and daughter Miss Sos
noTsM q " shaener, z Wilson, Eddings, Dr. Whaley,
F. Underwood, IN Lopez and lady, FW Ludovid, Coi
" =, ~ baigef Maka1 Capt W @ Cofrie. Bailey
u, Black. Fogartie, Madame Frey Miss Maceie
Frey, Albert Frey, 81 Anstn and 81 deck 7-.7s -
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SARAT TOGA
''EXCEISIOR" SPRING WATER.

TT1HE WATER OF THIS SPRING IS BELIEVED TO
Il be unequalled by that OF any other in the aramed
valley of Saratoga It's virtues such secured
the high encomiums Of all who have used it, possess
Ing it does in eminent degree, catharc, diuretc
alternative and tonic qualities
From SAMUEL henry DICKSON. NJ. D., Professor
Practice Of Physic Jefferson Medical College, Phila-
delphia, formerly of Charleston S. c.:
PHILADELPHIA, November is, 1865.
have been for year past in the habit Of
taking the water Of the Excelsior Spring Saratoga.
Accustomed during the great portion OF my invalid lite
to the different waters of the several fountains which
boil up along that remarkable valley dependent indeed
upon them for much of the comfort enjoy, sats
fed that the Excelsior Water is well adapted any
other among them, if so, the purposes
which they generally employed 1t very agreeable,
strongly impreuated with the carbonc acid. lively and
sparkling . can heartily and conscienioualy
recommend 1t to all who need gentle catharuc and
diuretc. SAMUEL HENRY DICKSON, NJ D.
The Waer Is put up in Pint and Quart bottles, aud
packed in good order for shipping. Pints in
four dozen each and Quarts boxes of two dozen each