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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE

~ oUrSCY STREET. ADJOINING THE
4 - ward 5che0l House, a half lot with two
-. sppemvuts thereon Property rsnts well
- thst vicinity Tor particulars inanira IN he
premises
irtyl.iN
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Whit SeffO0l.

Mayor Sweeney returned last night
from a brief visit to Pittsburg.
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Night school,

Only two dollars per month, al
Crsasey's Business College. Teachers
4. n hanna, John r. Scott and J
Creasey.
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West Virxinia. =. ..


At RIDES heid ~ the CLERKS oacs ~ tho
Circuit COart of Marion Csaafy. on tks
Frst Monday 80 Norsm6ST, Ies7
Felix B-atv, Complainant
2. n. Clayton and Rawisy ~ '''''''''s'I'
Ice drfendanta.
no RESTRAIN rHE DEFENDANTS FROM
! enforcing a Judgment rrndcrrd BY the
Circuit Court 1f Marion County, 90 the Octos~r
fTTm thrtsfof irtS, In favor af tho defendant
Clayton. lar TIM use 81 tFtcnshut tns asainat
complainant. IN The bil nHntion-d until tho
further order u the Court And II appearing
that Defendant Francis ". CLAYTON IN not a r.-E
dent ~ ms statn Il q Irieuesf that hs appear
lrre within 1ns month after dur PRbiiuatlSu si
tins 1rrisr and i1 WHAT may BE- nsres@zry ~ pm
ms interest IN bliss
A Spy test
r. B. LOTT. CLERK
WILSON x ]aIrL s,IiritaFa 6,r Complainant
nnvsaf4t
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Might school.

NIzht scnoos.
I Only two dsllars per month, at
\ Crsasey's Business College Teachers.
A. n. Hanna, John r. Scott and j.
ErnnaAN
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For Sale.

OFFER NJ RESIDENCE FOR SALE
| rhe property Is loeatesl On Fourth street,
tween Monroe and Quincy. The hanse Is
LII m the most substantial manner. eonven-
nj IN all It's arrangements Elegantly finished
-,tb III modern improvements. The location
mr. nj the most desirable n the city.
,-,ltIrR 2. CRANGLE.
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

SECONDHAND ENGINE. N FIRST
! LASS condition. cheap for cash.
I,,al-jn W. N LCNSFORD.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

singers sewing Machiae
. Salesroom Il, Main street, II. Nor
ton General Agent.
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yighf school.

Night schssi
Only two dollars per month, N
ereassy's Business College. Teachers
A. N. Hanna, John R. Scott and j
Creasey-
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American Building AssOcisa-
flOm.

THE STOCK IS SELLING VERY RAP.
i idly. and il bsing the only Association in
the city that have not disposed OF all their stock
and may b. the Last one getting up for some
time. persons wishing 20 build or repair their
properly during the ensuing season. may do W
by the AID vi this Association, AMI should make
up their minds at once tO securs some stock be-
fore L Is all disposed Of. Shares can be- had by
calling on the Secretary, c. ". COnuOr, ar "a
z Booking, before Monday. decs.. y
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Life is Warm! Death is Cold
Chronic Diseases, Female
Complaints. Consumption,
Liver Complaints.

v UFDAENC EhNe-IANgSs tlEl.AlC
Complaints. Consumption,
Liver Complaints.
Medical Ind Consaiang Rooms. W. 1 odd
FsHO'rI Building, MONROE street.
THOS. J. KISNER, NJ. D.
practical AVID COMMITTING
i Physician for all pisEAsEs Up 4 CHRONIC
NATURE incident 20 the Iulnan family, VIZ
DIsEAsE Of TIE AIR PASSAGES.
Nasal CatIrrn, Uzcna. Asthma anu G0Hsump.
tim. IS veil nj diseases II The Heart and
DIGESTIVE SYSTEM.
Indigestion. Liver Complaints DisFT-s1. Dsr-~n.
to- constipation. P'lr, ~. sud all
AFFECTIONS UF NERv0u. SYSTEM.
Irritation. -nInal Cord Epilepsy. ChUrra. Yeu.
rll-ia and Nervous DEBILITY ana all affections
arising rom Al
LsIFrEE STATE JF BLOOD.
SrrOiJIlous Surc-. Enlarged 'Iiands. Ulcers IHd
Obstinate skin Diseases Rhermatism. White
swelling, &c. Hissvstrm Is rne only tr7Ie tnd
successful ON .or the treatment III all
DISEASES PEgUL.AG 90 FEMALES.
Painful. P-UtuSe and Suppressed ArustruatiOn.
Lrururrhea. FallinCuf W-mb with all the sym.
pathetic IccomuIaImcnfs. suCh P1ipitatiun
u Hear, Loss pf Appetite lnd tTruerll Deblli
~ &c. Special Attention Even 20 AL
DISEASE or TIE GESITO- Z RISAGT JREAHs rIZ
Inflammation OF Nunrvs md Bladder. DrIbbiug
and Scaiding ut Urine Difficult. Frppuent and
PaIniu. gr-natiun. Gravel AMI DiaDotis, Hliun-
IrThea, Giert. structure ami syphilis sperm
ItDr-hrl AMI Impotence and all Nervous AfeC-
tons consequent Ipun EuI-rUPrr. fNUisCRE-
TONS. The Doctor - IBie 40 all times ~ give
satisfaction - 20 result Of treatment. sc. L1m-
munlCatiOns confidential and promptly notlcrd
Medicines cash. 4 warranty -cveu IN al 'ls.N
where = personal amt direct examination ~
made Office hours p " "a u send
10 cents -ur People Medical Light House
sen.
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FISH


EANGH LOL ~.
r An " REGEEAR RECEIPT or rHZ
Il following 5EzIn1is Vi sa0ise Waite 7Flsear
Fioura- VIZ
BALTIE TTDIAIAI MILLS
WASHING tons TEDLANA3 MILLS
POLLtlCKIS- tEEDEAS ~ MILLS
leo Bzr-Hls FnsniIg rDn 1liIIs. frrsh
Z-uund us- rseeivn.f and f6r ale tv
an HREuLY
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WK ALSO HAVE CONsTANTLY
w in store Buckets. Tubs. Wash BOartis
BruOms. Essence Coffee Extract LOgvnOd. Mad
der. Indigo Capperas. Blue VitriOl. Alum Pep.
per. AIlspiCe Cinnamon. NutIness. Cloves, Mus
tarri Ginger Bicarb Soda. Sal. Soda. Babbit
Suap, COigates Suaps. German Scans, FlInllr
Snaps Candles. Mould snd star, Concentrated
I've. Windaw (ilass Lead. Shot tTuA Caps. Pow.
der Cotton Yarn. Cotton and Flax Ty'ues.
candle Wick, Batting Wrapping Paper, Ec.
MAXWELL AZ cESGLE.
H..yu
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Wnnrn mnr Rri.ct t.e RaIIsl.

But they want the Sewing Machine
Two hundred of Wheeler il Wilson
are elected daily as the good genius oil
the household.
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state oC Wess Virginia. ONO
C0uufy.
m the CirrHt Court af OHIO Couan, No
rsHsbsr Rsios, l-67. 7~
william Murphy,

hodcrt htndcFson. NSsrutur 6frhe last Nfli md
testament af John Laderfs, a-sna.esl. vine In
his lifetime. with WILLIAM GA LAiertF v-rs
partners and intnt c0ntfartsrs dung hnxin.s.
m the name and style % J. = W. &. LA6.rry
In AsmnpHifL
THE OR5EET OF THIS SUIT II 10 IN.
i reoOVsr NJ the defendant tho sum at sHae
with interest," thereon fron the 9Th dAY az April
Is5g
An attachment having hen iSsurf md lsviea
npou the Interest af the .Aisi Rohsrt Hansinrsun
kKHultOr, Sc, IN the moneys, ercdirs and c.tzss
1f ,aid defendant Ia The banda n D. {. LIzl
Receivnr NJ the Circuit Court II Ohio C0unty IN
certain Oause m alfanrary pending in rzid
Circuit Court, wherrin tho BAItimsrs q Cha
RallruAd Company u Complainant, and william
q. L-gfertv 20 AIS. ara Defendants
AMI 10 appearing frum an afilsavif al-d in ths
cause, thar the Defendant II not a resident OF
this state. 10 - drsieTsi thae hs appnar 40 "a
frndant in tlra suit within one mouth after the
fourth weekly publication and due posting u
this order AZ The front ihnr ~ the Csurt HOUSE.
ofQhi0 county. aud attsnd 20 hiA lntsrss1 m
this suit
A COPY. resto NCHAELJ. BHErSnS,
Clerk
MICHAEL J BRKISu, cisrk.
.IEFFERs 4 WHRAr
Attorneys for Plaintiff novID.tawtw
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PiRO's Cure for Consumption
EXCELSIOR COUGH SYRUP
u C1star Cough Remedy.
Wistar Baisam Wild Cherry,
Halls BAlsam.
A.leu Lung Baisi.m.
Schenck = Primunlc Svrl'p.
Wtsharr Pine Tar Cordial
AVER Cherry PeetSral.
Jane EIpeet0rant
For sale by e BOOKING. No. Odd Fellow ;
Hall. ami BOOKING 4 MILLER. cor First
md Chapiinn Streets.
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EVEHF KIND OF
PLANTATION MACHINERY,
ERgIneS. Horse Powers, GFist
Willis. Agricultural
implements
nF EVERT EXCEPTION, IN
Y tore End for sale AZ ras Lowest Ranes. ~
J. q FULLER
zJCsS4m ~ Der sCns-t. Ssw TSrk City.
Whiskgrs and Mnstaches /

TIORCKD TO GROW UPON rHz SMOOTH
is ca flee N fFUn tiErsu ~ - sesis 5ymsnx
DL SEVISEES RZSTACRAIEER GARPLLr
E1IirE CIR mozt EDudsrfni discovery IN mou.s<1
scenes. aExfug 1pOn tn BearSi xnf HEir N an
almoEE miraEIiDIs manner Ir has be~8 $3.50 ~
ras riE1H a. PARIS sgld L4znm via ras l2nlt
18rreEznE s1G-esA Aamcs al VlLr1aAar1S SO
b. neEtsternc- AID ~ entire uzfiaiAe-1esn - nat
sfssn IN ever instance TIE -nDzeT VII ID rrg q
fuliy rsfansied Pr4sa sss lnsaI- saMleIs 1R4 Po-t
paid- e. DssCrptiysszTrl.AEs 1nn teselD11 IA
nAiled hrse- Addrs-zs BERtEEE eHE ID 4
co. CshsmiStz. No. - Ever STREET. rEDy, y
z SsIS zgrufs fur ths TaItsd stafsa
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BINDING DONE.

Fer Coed. Honest W 8rkHnan-
ship and superiority Of Mafe-
rial Hsed. we VIII n0t he out
dome.
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Tncnrporafed Is15.

Wheeling Savings Institution.
OFTICENU - MONROE STREET.
MONEY RECEIVED 0y DEPOs-
VI TT Iatsrsst paid In Special Deposits, NStas
ana Bills Discounted. EXCHANGE bought and said.
Collections made 1u AL points. In 1rJirrt 20 NEST
a Tant that mas long been islt IN this oammuni,
5Y, this Institution viii r-ri-s on Wednesday
AMI SATURDAY 4fter1Ouns. JsrEsen tha b9rs u
swO and TOUR 0Clock dsp0sits ID NV sum %
money frOru one dollar and upwards. al EhiEh
interest VII ls paid.
GEO. MENDEL. Presi,tent
ALEX LACGHLIN, A. =. PANYELL-
JOHN MCLCHE. JL, ALEX RDffEHa
MORffAH r.. OTr JAMES PACLL,
ALEX- = CECIL. JAMES REED
OUtI7-IV a 9. QCARRLZR rrrasursr
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10 Hugshoads choice. Just received ..ud for
sale by II. REI.L Z
deCj
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Pcrto Rico Su-nP.

10 rierces prime quality n stlrr, and
Tor sale by II. REILLY.
deci
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rest OF The offenders or criminals and hold shsm In con.
fnsmsa prssscting Their csses In writing With aI the
sad parties beng brosIht before and tried by military
commission OF tribunal - crowded IN section three OF
the Military bill.
The HnArD has already published by telegraph an
account Of . serious ARRAY between gaag Of despera.
does side and nf,een United States soldiers on
the other. which occurred ON York creek. few miles
from San Antonio The following version Of the AFFAIR
from the pen Of the editor Of tho San Antonio Haid
who was near the scsns at the time and heard the
account fron tho citizens Of The neighborhood:--
Union man nansd Lilly had accused two young men
named Burns OF hog stealing. The latter demanded
doing ueither that Lilly should leave the country. Lilly
went to AUSTIN where he represented tha. his life had
man. force Of soldiers ws sent TO the scene,
and arriving at the dwelling Of the Burns' Al two
Tbs inmates offered surrender, but ,ae soldiers en-.
tered, with fxed bayones at present. when Of
a ' nss oss rSuS % be to
tured Notwithstanding vollsy which was red at him.
Tho soldiers then bayoussed and shot the father and
mortaIly wounded Of te sons, though the latter
grasped his gun and 1red At ths retiring party slightly
wounding Of The soldiers and moraly woundng tho
the house, but che rain extingsishsd the flames
The story told by the military differs materially from
disturbance arose from political preudices."
Tho military post OF Victoria In this State has been
discontinued and temporary military post established
at Halettsve The troops stores and camp and garri
equlpags have been removed from Victoria to Hal
lettsvie.
The Judge OF Kerr county writes TO friend at San
Antonio that there will be court held 10 that county
this spring as the Indians have stolen all the horses
and lawyers and clients cannot procure conveyance
large meeting Of the citizens OF Shreveport, on the
Red River held recently, Judge wesms in the chair
and II. G. Alien, secretary. Speeches were made by
Judge Cressweh, Colonel George Williamson and other
prominent men The following resolution was adopted
Resolved That we III act under ths Military bill and its
supplement- In good fath and do all In our power ITO reor
ganixs under their provisions.
Tbere wero seyeral freedmen in attendance
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NAVY BULLETIN.

Dispatches have been received at the Nav Depart.
ment from Rear Admiral James s. Palmer comma nding
the North Atlantic squadron, and dated Santa Cruz,
W. l., March 10, inclosng report from Commodore
Boggs, OF tho De Soto, OF Frederckstald, St. Croix
March f. detailing the movements Of the vessels sta
toned in the West Indies. The Saco sailed from ST.
Crox the Goth OF December, under orders to visit
Laguayra, and after communicating with the United
States Consul at Caracas to proceed TO Curacao and
Apnwall reaching the latter place 10 time TO relieve
the Mackinaw on the goth OF January. Orders were
to the Mackinaw the reporting Of her relief TO
proceed to Laguayra, and when her services were no
longer required 70 proceed TO the west end OF st.
Croix. The Florida had sailed for the north side OF
Cuba to recruit her Subsequent orders sent
to her to proceed 70 Hampton Roads and there await
orders. Tho Winooski was at the date Of this report
cruising on OF Cuba The De Soto had visited
Laguayra Barbados, Martinique and Guadalupe
Dispatches have also been received at the Navy
Department from Captain Reynolds. commanding the
United States steamer Lackawanna, dated Honolulu,
February IA, reporting her arrival at that port on the
OH Of that month, fortytwo days from Valparaiso All
we'll board.
Captain Collins of the Sacramento also reports to the
department his arrival st. Paul do Loando on the 18th
oI February last
special duty at Ellis Island New York, and placed on
waiting orders.
Commander Geo. A. Stevens, ordered to special ord.
nance duty at Ellis Island, Now York.
Acting Master Nicholas Pratt has been honorably dis.
charged,
jeremiah Harding of the Mohican has been warranted
as boatswain In the navy.
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FLORIDA.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE HERALD.

The Recent Elections In Pensac ola-An Ex.
Rebel Beats an Ex-FedernI-The Threatened
Disturbance by tho NeGroes The Defeated
Candidate Alleged TO be tho Incitcr-The
Military Commanders. &c.
PENSACOLA, Fla, April g. 1867.
The municipal elections under the regime Of sfree
suffrage" held in this city two days ago. and the
Mayor elect the first ocer in the state who has been
elected under the rules and regulations Of tho Military
bin The issue between the two candidates seemed TO be
negro or no negro. One Of the asprants was in the
federal army and occupied position Of major in negro
regiment at the navy yard hero The successful COM
petitor Nv. r. Andcrson) captain in the rsbs
vice. For the latter every whte In the place
two or three, and great many coorcd men, votd The
former received very largo negro vote but beaten
one hundred and thirteen votes. The coored population
was extremely indignant the defeat OF their candidate
and threats boldly made OF their intention 10 burn
the place Such earnessness was exhibited by thon in
their that the retiring Mayor sent down to
General seymour, at Barrancas for troops TO quell
any outbreak. The General promptly sent up detach-
mcnt OF mounted men, under the command Of Major
Brinkle and their presence quickly quieted down the
For about week previous to tho municipal elections
mass meetings were held In the public sequaro and at
the Custom House. White and black mingled freely at
these gatherings, ana spoke from tho same stand A
spirit Of amIty seemed 70 pervade the minds Of the
masses--ex robe and ex-fedora officers and soldicrs
blacks and whites expressed the highest regard for
tho maniincss Of each other, and every thing would
have passed on quietly had mot few turbulent spirits
among the Blacks instgated by the defeated candidate
called secret meeting Of the coored and Induced
them 10 array themselves against the wheA II was
understood that the candidate Of the blacks was elected
the stores would all be opened and the negroes as we'll
every else, would be allowed 70 help thenselves
Whatever might have been done, this rumor caused q
great Influx OF all classes aud coors from every portion
or tho country into the city, order TO get share OF
the spoils and many Of them heard TO grumble al
their disappointment All the excitement has, however,
died away now, and the coored people are still dssa
fed, complaints are made
The appointment Of General Pope for this district gives
universal satisfaction and his rs general order breahes
the true spirit Of gentleman and an officer.
Brevet Major General Truman Seymour commands at
Barancas, hsrU he 10 Q grcat favoriie saw yester
day petition 70 General Grant-which had q long list
OF 70 ito have General Seymour retained here
In command, had learned he be ordered 70
other point Tho desire 10 general that the app
cation will meet with succeas.
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ARMY BULLETIN.

The recent order relieving Lieutenant Colonel e. o.
Keeny from duty the Department Of alifornia, and
directing him 10 relieve Brevot Lieutenant Colonel P. @.
g. Tenbroeck Medical Director Of tho Department Of
Columbia and BrOvct Colonel James 7. Ghisolin, Sur
geon is relieved from duty at the Teside, San Fran
CISCO and will relieve Lieutenant Colonel Ten Brock
who assigned duty at the Tieside, San Francisco
Brevet Major General Charles r. Woods has been
assigned 10 the command Of the General Service Depot
at New port BarrackA
First Lieutenant T. L. ZalIask, Fifth artillery,
ordered 70 join his company at Fort Jefferson Florida
Captain A. 8. Forsyth, Acting Quartermaster has beer
Arkansas
The following officers granted thirty days delay ID
reporting for duty Lieutenant Colonel John Brooke
Thirty seventh infantry: second Lieutenant r. Ege
son, Twenty fifth infantry; Second Lieutenant H. r.
Neal Twenty sixth infantry.
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Among the persons OF note who took passage on the
0rsss Eastern yesterday Mrs. Cemence g Loxier,
r. D. Of the New York Medical College for women who
eoss 70 Paris TO visit the hospitals there Monsieur
Chalsau the proege OF Jules Fave and the bearer Of
sAs Lincoln medal from the students Of the Latin quar-
Ger 10 our Minister.
Gsorrs Peabody s 70 meet the citizens OF Georgetown
nsxs Thursday, when the school children win be ad
dressed BY him and the citizens will make the occasion
. holiday. ~
william Everett son Of the late Edward Everett has
begun The practice Of law at Boston.
General \ B. Magruder, late Of the Southern rebel
army, b In 81 Lous where he purposes 70 engage IN
psgnansns businssa
cssossl Kiddss Of BInshamton; Ersssas Corning, Of
AIbanv ana ex-kayor X N. Bishop, Of Cncnnat are
z IAsutsuant Commander J. O. Kane, Of the United
ssssss NAVY: Captain a. Cabei OF the United States
Army aud Waiter Nicholson, Of washington, D. o., are
stopping ~ the Metropolitan Hotel
Commodore Alden Of the United States Navy, and
James l. Ogvy, Of Montreal are stopping At she Bro
wort House.
Colonel & p. Smith, Of Albany; Captain Coventry,
British Army, OF Barbados, and MAJOR Whitton, Of
Boston, are stopping at ths Everett House
W. Bodisco, Of the Russian Legations n Row and
James O. Grsssis OF Melbourne; Captain Worsley and
Captain r. T. Higgins, British Army, Of Canada are
stopping II the Clarendon HossL
Colonel Henry Lee, Of Massachusetts,; Major Hughes
of Philadelphia, and Governor smith, OF vermont are
stopping at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Senator r. D. Morgan, Of New York; d. J. Mitchell,
of Syracuse. and J. d. Cowan, OF Knoxville Tenn, are
stopping ~ ths Astor House.
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Impsrtant CIrcuIar frem General Grimm
The Late Disturbance Near San Antonio-
Another Version Of the AMray--The Military
Pest or vicserla Discsnsinusd. &c.
GALvBsroS, Texas, April s. 1857.
General Grimm. commanding the District or Texas,
this morning issued the following important circular
II says
Under the oct Of Congress, passed March O. 1867, TO
Atates and The supplemental act thereto the district
commander % required 10 protect all persons
In their rights Of person and property; TO sup.
punlsh or cause 70 b punished, all disturbsn Of the
public peace and criminals Jurisdiction Of offences
may b taken and cfends tried By the local civil Fri.
bunals; but whore u b evident shas local OWL tribunals
will NOT impartally w brought before them, and
render decisions according 70 Law and evidence. the @
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A.
HosTETTRR,s CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTRRs.
Read Il. ID. f. n. Southworth's Letter.
PROSPECT COTTAGE, GKoRcETowN. y: o.,
April q ln6A 4

Mesars. HsorKrrRR SIXTH
GKNTLFNRN-It pleasure TO add testimonial "a
those excellent preparation. Sew
years the Of Southern river and
haus!ed my nervous syssem and undermned my health
that had become martyr dyspepsia and nervous head
ache recurring Intervals, and defying al known
remedies the Matcra Medica had como TO the conclu
nothing total change Of residence and
would restore my health, when friend recommended
Hostetter's Bers procured bottle experiment;
II required bottlo convince that had found
last the right combination OF remedies The relief u AZ.
arst tried nosetters Filters and but ustto say h:s
standard family cordial with and ~ stInuant
like better than anything clse but We use 70 Al
bilious and dyspept.c from fever down "a
toothache IL what have said will lead any dyspcpto
good
r d. Z. n s0CTHW0RTH.
New York Office 81 Dcy street.
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cause q scisaoa and pressing invtasons are providing
u upon him from all quaFtsrs c0urss of lectures
from \. du chsllu would form . worthy sequel 70
those OF Professor Agassz could he be induced 20 emerge
FROM the retirement which he seems 70 covek In Eng
land h lectures extremely popular being delivered
In lively Conversational STYLE and illustrated ~ inter-
estinx drawings acd diasramA
In appearance n do ChaiIls u bsiow the middle
height Of slight build and with stoop N the shouidsss
His French origin exhibits itself In bis Gestures. and aso
betrays itself In his accent He hs restless nervous
manner brought on doubt, By his couseaas ~aich-
funsss in the jungle, . clear penstrasing eye. and
frank cordsty OF expression he speaks OF his country
as the land OF his choice and has some ics OF settling
out west For the present he stopping ~ The Fifth
Avanun HOtal-
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THK INTERNATIONAL OCEAN TgLScRAra COMPANY Colonel
W. II. Heiss, Superintendent OF the above company
rived here yesterday by the San Jacno with the balance
OF the materials implements and operators for the expe-
dion 20 construct the line from Lake City 10 Punta
Rosa, better known old Fort Duaney, at the mouth OF
the Caoosahatohc river from whence II ID 70 connect
with Havana via Key West IL Ia proposed II possible,
TO have direct teegrsphc communication with Cuba By
this line sometime In June Some Of the material has
been already shipped from here for Florida aud the rest
will leave to-day Captain John A. Bailey formerly OF
the United States Lighthouse Engineers accompanies
Colonel Heiss engineer They will leave here THIS
evening commence operations at four different points
Punta Rosa Ocala Gainesville and Baldwin Tho marine
line will be- laid In Nay Saponnah News and Herald,
ADy{f n.