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There cometh glad tidings Joy to al,
TO young and to DID, to great and to small
The beslty (which oncewas SO precious sud rare
Is free for I'll, and all may be fair,

GHASTELLAR'S
For Improving and Bcautifying the Complex
ion.
The most valuable and perfect preparation in
use, for giving the skin & beautiful pearl like
tint, that is only found in youth. l. quickly
removes Tan, Frccklcs, Pimples, blotches,
impurities Of the skin, kindly healing the same,
leaving the skin white and clear as, slsbaster.
It's use cannot be detected by the closes. scru
tiny, and being vegetable preparation is per
fecIly harmless. It is the only article OF tho
Kind used by the French, and is considered by
the P0risialls as Indispensable to perfect toll
ct. Upwards Of $1,000 bottles were sold during
the past year, sufficient guarantee Of its eff
cacy. Price only IS cents. Sent by mail, post
paid on receipts OF an order, by
BERGER, SHUTS Il Co., Chemists,
NH 9-1y 2S5, River street. Troy, \. y.
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DRY GOODS, FANCY GOODS. &c.

teen TON / les!
MkS. SIMPSON,.
no l6O, KING. STREET,
HIRING Just returned from the North, i ugnli.
prepared to offer 70 The ladies novelties il
BonnetS, such IS
LADT IFASHlNGTONS,
BESlIARNS LAILBALLA'&,
AND PLGIN EOh NETS.
Also, Fcly4ts. Ribbons Flowers Felt Ben
nets and Hats, AL Of which vii! be S"td chea2
for cash.
Particular attention given to Mourning Work.
Beautiful Grape Doane.s ulade from - 70 $40.
dec l3--ti
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Drcc, from VIM \. Droun Il Co., one Of the
most celebrated manufacturers in the country.
We have. also, the twelve-ribbed, in Silk and
Scotch Bingham, which are not as heavy q tho
commencing these to our friends and the public.
feb 27-tf WlTMER q SLAIMAkER.
CEILING OFF TO CLOSE BUSIN ESS.-
y The subscriber in order to close ont the bU9
mess, will, until the first Of May, offer her en-
tire stock Of DRY GOODS, OTIONS,
GLOVES, HOSIERY, SC; also, g large lot OF
Gentlelnens and Boys Boots and Shoes, Ladies I,
Misses and Chidrens Shoes. Caters, Slippers
&c, &c The above goods will be sold WITH
OUT RESERVE At COST PRICE. All
wishing bargains will 90 well DO give her an
early call at NO. 3l9, KING STREET,
between Payne and West streets
feb 2-2m MRS. WALTER HARRIS.
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nYSTERS! OF S T
~ YSTEkS
JOHN II, TIL 0 NJ 7 5 ON.

u D s T. = K 5
JOHN II, TIL 0 NJ 7 5 ON.
CORNER PRINCE AND ST. .ASAPH SITS.
OPPOSITE TIE Posi- OFFICE
~ Parties, Families, &c, supplied at short
notice, and on reasonable terms.
gg> FRESH OYSTERS received daily Orders
from the country promly ATTENDED to. [mh2
WRAPPING PAPER,
w PAPER BAGS,
FLOUR SACKS, TWINE. &c,
Alexandria merchants viii ind it to their adj
vsrtage 10 buy their Wrapping Paper Of
A GREEN & Co,
Wholesale Paper Merchants,
Il l75, Pennsylvania Av., Washington D. G..
P. S.-Orders by. mail will receive prompt at
tention Send for their price list.
Paper Stock and Rags bought in large and
snail quantities. NH 6-2W*
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AN OLD SONG 70 a NEW TUNY
| s 81


IS Spring arpGoAche;
Ants and Reaches
From their holes come 0vy
And Mice and Bats,
In spite Of cats.
Gaily skip about.
;COSTAR'S" EXTERMINAgO9S
EXTERMINA MAJORS
tCOSTARIS" EXTERMINATORS
EXTERmINATORS
"COSTAR'S7 EXTERMINATO2S,
EXTERMIN ATONS
,'COSTAH'S" EXTERMINATORS
EXTERMINATORS.
"COSTAR'S' EXTERMINATOHS
EXTERMINATORS,
"TOSTAR'S' EXTERMINATORS
EXTERMIEATORS
"c0STAR's" EXTERMINATORS.
EXTERAIINATOR$
"COSTAR'S' HXTERMINATORS.
EXTERMINATORS
"COSTAK'S' EXTERN MAJORS
EXTERNINATOHS
"CGSTARS" EXTERMIN ATORS
EATERMINATOR-
"COSTAE'Sr EXTERMINATORS.
EXTERMIEATORS.
"IOSTAR'S' EXTERMINATUKS,
EXTEHMTNATORS
"COSTAR'S" ENTEhMINATORS,
For Rats, Mice Roaches, Ants, Bed Bog. F.e.
Moths in Furs snd Woc.ens II"
>eCts on Plants, fo"!-,
Animals, &c
''le Year. e.tutiishcd in \. 7. City"
Only in!a!lib!c remedies l;nOw1,
Free from Poison7
Not dangerous to the Human Family.
"RRt- come 0ut Of their holes 10 die.
n L. 10.
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SAILa DAD EETIN GS.

ORANGES ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD
" COMPANY. otieeis hereby given that
general meeting, Of the; stocsholdsrs Of this
pany, in Alexand ria, on WEDN ESDAI. the
third day Of e, :ril next, alto O'Clock 3. II.
B., order Of the Directory
49, The transfer books will be closed from
mo 18th Of March, until inc adjournment fthc
above meeting.
[Richnond enquirer, Lynchburg, CharIottc:-
vile, Culpcper and War; nto- pnn"rS c"py.
nh l-eQ!C
MANASSAS GAP r. Z. e., ,oc-
l9l ALEXANDRA, Va, MARCIA |, 1877;
By order Of the Board of President and d.
rectors adopted March |, 1867, a general meet
ing of the Stockholders Of This Company VII be
held in thc city of Alexandria, Va, on WEIR
NESDA1, the third day Of April, 1867 n full
meeting is desired
DANIEL MORGAN, Set. ard Treas.
[kichmond ENQUIRER, Rockingham Register.
Lccsburg Wash. and Woodstock Herald copy
NH l-cotd
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40 : Z 4 K ::
rELEEKAIKU
ElSHOP PILLS..
4 Universal Dinner Pill.
For Nervous and Sick Headache, Cot
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, BilionsnesS, Con't IsT1-
ton, Diarrhea Coles. Chi!ls, Fe7eI5, III"
eral arrangement Of the Digestive Organ
Boxes, Is cts, 20 eta, and 81 sizes
Sold by all druggists everywhere. oraK
And by HENRI X. HV2 Ny y !.
And By Il. 8. LEADEEATER g -
Wholesale and Retail Agents. Alexandria '
MAI l2-lG2da-tw
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TX IA IT'S.
mere the POudrcttc vas Used il gained He
halfa bale Of cotton more to the acre. ~ rury
p. St#tta & Bro, NIorti Carolina,
II consider it the most val,sblc aud cheapest
Fertilizer which have ever used. ''-H. Ret.
j. II. Hopkll8 Bishop Of Vermont
My gardener thinks ii Indispensable within
the garden fence. "-DanieL Webster.
dOOE s. WEDDERBURN,
Agent for the Company, Alexandria, Va.
toh five.
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BY Fl. PARROTT-AUCTloSEE
vrALJJABLE REAL ESTATE IN ALIEN
Y ANDRIA, VA, LATE TEE PROPER
-TY OF JAMES VAESANT, DECEASED, FOX
SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
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sO FARMERS AND PLANTERS.

A
20 g ID L EFT T Il.
AND DOUBLE Ref ED P0UURETTE
The cheapest most powerful and best Fertili-
ger known for Corn, Cotton. Hons, Tobacco
aud Garden Vegetables.
Send Tor pamphlet, price list, &c, to
THE LODI ii ANUFACTURINGC CO.,
IS. CORTLAND street. NEW ! OEH.
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ID IA N0Si
4 PIAH OSji
VICTOR BECKER,
no, Il. NORTH WASHINGTON, STREET.
Corner Or QuEE27,;
" Ill constantly keep for sale and rent
PIANOS AND MELODEON*
Knahe 4 Cos. Unsurpassed Pianos.
Vose's Celebrated
Second hand Pisn0:-vary low
Reed Organs for Parlora and Churches
Terms to suit the times, snd every instrument
warranted.
Pianos, llolodeon=. sccordaon= Sc tuned
and repaired
Orders for me will be received at Nj, J,
Entwisle's Book Store, 10, King street nlao
air. Robert Bell'7 Book Store. No &, King ST
oct 3O-tf
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A QUA CREEK ROUTE TO RICH MOND,

,K@s On and after to-day, WEDNE S-
s@@=2DAY, March 18th, the steamers G..
VANDERBILT and KEYPOkT will stop
regularly at Pier No. 10, King street dock, on
their respective trips up and down the Poto-
mae. NIGHT and DAY. Persons wishing to
take the night boat for Richmond will be at the
wharf by 6 45 p M, and passengers for Wash
ngtGn and the North in the morning viii be 81
the wharf by 10 8. m. NH l3-lm
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A TT Z \ T O =
TRIMMINGS. NOTIONS, Nr.

re- n. - ~ ~ : . ~,
8 -
TRIMMINGS. BOTTOMS, &r.
-
Dress Trimming Hnd Buttons.
Hosiery, Gloves.
Sei!*'
T,scp ool i,ip,, C,l,st-
Hair Braid,
hlDb0n5, Edgin2=
T;t$Sc ,~otto-
TerIe
Zephyr VYo7ztais
Berlin Wool
iio o:Ip r 1huLl.
Cor,bq %o,i,a
DRESSINGS, &c, ali u whirn i yJill sci! Il
prices to suit the tii1a7 o,-1Dv 70 p;,~e7
IL - = y: :, 80
I EMO Al
~ .-,.,,[1 u r---rt7
'H@i'LH'7 ~ 'A'H ''-''
DEALEE -
FANCY,
Dry GOODS
cJ1rrIr1.., e.
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ssss,sst FOR RaNT--UNION HOTEL. FAIR
6ssaI FAX c. H., VA.-To an enterprising
'nan, particularly one OF family, this hotel offers
Possession given april lst. Apply 10 The sub
rribar Alexandria, Va.
NH lS-tf 4. 3. TYLER
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-21

MARCH lst.-Open this dsy, choice makes
LYl Of Bleached and Brown Shifting and
Cheating Cottona, All grades and prices. We
invite all who want good goods, 4, the very
!1UesI price 10 give Us B call
+. l.. WOOD,
No. 40, King street,
lnh door from Washington street.
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StPRING CASSIMERES.-We have just re-
- ceived full assortment Of Black and Fancy
French Cassimeres; "a Silk-mixed Costings ;
i Blue Navy Flannel, sc. We Keep constant
y Oh hand all kinds of Tailors Trimmings, to
which we invite particular attention.
nh IS WILMER s. SLAYMAKER
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IT'S T RE CIV f D.
J \ supply Of English Pickles, Olives
t.pers, French Mustard, HOLSTERS, Tamerinds
English Sauces, Sardines, &C., Tor sale by
HENDERSON K AVERY,
fen ~ 22G King corner Alfred
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~ T. OF L.
u bbls. No. Coal Oil, just received
and for sale low by
HENDERSON & AVERY,
feb % 226 King, corner Alfred
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fI7HE SUBSCRIBER offers to rent for The en-
L suing season the Fishing Shore, known as
The TENT LANDING, the property Of the late
William Lyles. Persons desiring to rent will
please apply at once to ". ARTHUR TA.Y-
LOR, Alexandria, Va, or to FEN DALI MAR
BURY, Administrator, II. 3. Post Office. Prince
Georges county, Md. NH l3-tf
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NOTICE.-Pursuant to deed Of trust from
~ George Trimmer to the undersigned, trus-
tee, for the benefit of Redman F. Bradfeld, da-
ted the 18th day OF April, 1866, and Of record in
the Clerks Office of Prince William, in Eber
No. &C. page 228 shall proceed to sell at pub
lie auction, at Manassas Station, in the said
county of Prince William, on the 9TH DAY
day, those TRACTS or ARCELS OF Ian D,
named in said trust, for cash, to the highest bid
der, viz: One tract of one hundred and forty
acres, and one of ninety. seven acres, being the
same lands conveyed by the said Bradfeld and
wife to the said Trimmer. Sale to commence al
! O'clock p. m. F. J. CANNON, Trustee
BRENTsv1LLE. March It's
GOnMM1ssIoNER's SALE or LAND
" Pursuant TO q decree Of the Circuit Court
of Loudoun,. at the October term, 1866 pro-
nounced in the chsncery cause therein depend-
ing, Of Powell vs.. Gray, / shall, about noon. on
the Goth DAY OF MARCH, 1867, at the Court
House door, in IIeesburg, offer for sale, at pub
TRACT Oh PARCEL OF LAND. lying ana
being in the county of Loudoun. on the west
side Of the public road leading from Uppcr7lle
to Bloomfield, containing82 acres, rood and q;
perches of land, being that portion of the Lsn-
gollen estate, which lies north Of the private
road leading from said public road to the dwell
ling house on said Langollen estate, and is con-
tanned within the boundaries indicated by the
figures and letters !, =, 3: [, Fl oil the plat filed
in said cause.
TERMS-One-third cash one third in six
months, and the remaining third in twelve
months from the day Of sale, bearing interest
from the day of sale The purchaser to execute
his bond for the deferred payments, and the
title to be retained till the purchase money be
all paid, MATTHEW HARRISON,
Trustee and Commissioner Of Sale.
LEEsBURa, February S-eots
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irish LINENS
/ Very ine-just received and for sale by
CHARLES w. GREEN,
NH g. g. King street
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DAUGHS RAW BONE PHOSPHATE
D Jus. received from schr "Nsrcis<a, 80 tons
Raugh's Raw Bone Phosphate, in prime order.
i. 7. BARTHOLOW, SOLE AGENT,
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WHITE GOODSl WHITE GOODS !
w WHITE GOODSll
Main ooks, plain, checked and striped
Swiss Muslins, fine and medium quality.
Cambricg, plain, checked and striped.
Muslins, various grades.
just received and for sale by
CHARLES ". GREEN,
nh H. 6S, King s'reet
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DLACK, BLUE, GREEN AND BROWN
l. Tissue and Berege, for Wells; also. elegant
English Grape Wells; Black Lace Wells, new
:tyles; Grenadine Wells, all colors; large as
sortment Of Grape Collars, Paper Collars, in
sold at tho lowest price for cash.
H. L. WOOD,
nh 10 No. IT., King street
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TIE BARD'S WORLD RENOWNED
II WILD CHERRY BITTERS-For the
immediate relief of Heartburn Indigestion Dys-
persia, in every form, Reada be- Palpitation of
the heart, Hemorrhage, SC, Sc, for sale by
HENRY COOK,
NH TT SO and 220 King street
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7~ Possession Of the property will be given
SIS soon as the terms Of sale are complied with.
mh S-ts
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IS Spring approaches
Ants and Reaches
From their holes come 0vg
And Mice and Bats.
In spite Of cats,
GailY skip about.
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WANTED-a good BARBER, st HENRY
" WORTCHE'S, $50, King street. Good
wages will be paid. NH ]S-lw&
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-01-03

circumstances OF GEN Curtis Death.
The sudden death of Major-General
Curtis, by apoplexy, at Council Bluffs,
has been noticed in our columns. We
find in the Chicago Times the following
account of his last moments
The particulars of the sudden death
of Gen. Curtis are, briefly, as follows:
From the 22d to the 24Ih inst, Gen.
Curtis, together with Gen. Simpson and
DIR. Whlte-the three Government Com
missioners appointed to examine the
Union Pacific Railroad-were examin-
ing the extreme western section of the
road, at a point 3O5 miles west OF
Omaha. During this journey and ex-
animation, the deceased appeared to be
in the hest of health and spirits. On
the 18th he, with Gen. Simpson and
DIR. White, early in the morning, left
Omaha in a carriage, for st. Johns,
Iowa, a place twenty-five miles dis
tant, there to take the train for Chicago.
On arriving at the Missouri river,
Gen. Curtis, in consequence of the ice
being weak, suggested that the party
had better disembark from the carriage
and walk across, which was accordingly
done, the party experiencing no difi-
Guilty except from the high wind, the
driving sand and the extreme cold.
Immediately after reaching the opposite
bank of the river, the party resumed
their seats in the carriage, Gems. Curtis
and Simpson taking the rear seat, and
DR.. White the front. When the car
riage had proceeded about half mile
DR.. White suddenly exclaimed, "Driver,
stop. Gen. Curtis appears to be faint
ing" General Simpson Immediately
turned his gaze upon him and discov-
cred that he was very pale, and that his
eyes were closed; while cultural sound
issued from his throat, Indicating that
he was in a paroXysm. The doctor
laid him down on one of the seats
and the driver rapidly drove to
ticular friend of the deceased, who
lived near Council Bluffs. On
the arrival at Col. Nuts Gen. Curtis,
apparently dead and so pronounced by
DIR. White, was taken from the carriage
and placed upon a bed, when Drs.
Hown and Bundy were sent for, who,
after having examined the body, pro-
nounced that life was extinct. Though
it could not be positively ascertained
what was the cause of the sudden death
of the General, it was concluded to be
congestion of the brain. On Wednes-
day morning funeral services were held
over the body of the deceased at the
house of Col. Mutt, after which the re-
mains were placed upon the cars and
brought to this city, as before men
toned.
Gen. Curtis leaves a wife and son
and daughter, the former of whom is
at the present time in Europe. The
General was a loving husband, kind
father; indeed, a very exemplary man,
both in public and private life, and his
sudden and unexpected death will be
deeply deplored both by his personal
friends and the nation at large.
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sCHENUK,s sEAwEED TONIC.

This medicine, invented by DIR. ]. H.
Schenck, of Philadelphia, is intended to dis
solve the food and make it into chyme, the
first process of digestion. BY cleansing the
stomach with SchenclS's Mandrake Pills the
Tonic soon restores the appetite, and food
that could not be eaten before using it will be
easily digested.
Consumption cannot be cured by Schenck's
Pulmonic Syrup unless the stomach and
liver is made healthy and the appetite restor-
ed, hence the Tonic aud Pills are required in
nearly every case of consumption. A hall
dozen bottles of the SEAWEED TONIC and
three or four boxes of the MANDRAKE
PILLS Will cure any ordinary case OF dys-
pepsia.
DR.. Schenck makes professional visits in
New York, Boston, and at his principal office
in Philadelphia every week. See daily pa
pers OF each place, or his pamphlet on con-
sumption for his days for visitation,
Please observe, when purchasing, that the
two licensees OF the Doctor, one In the last
stage of Consumption, and the other as he
now Is, in perfect health, are on the Govern
ment stamp.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers, price
81. so per bottle, or $50 the half-dozen. AN
Letters for advice should be addressed to DR.
Schencks Principal Office, No. Is North 9Th
street, Philadelphia, Pa General Wholesale
Agents: Demas, Barnes & Co., n. Y; S. S
Hance, Baltimore. Md; John d. Parke Gin
cinnatt, OhioJ Walker & Taylor, Chicago IN;
Collins Bros, st. Louis Mo.
oc3-eodlstwemolyr
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Warrington Gossip.


Chief Justice Chase begins to look
somewhat older than he appears in the
portraits of him on the "greenbacks."
He resides at the corner of Sixth and E
streets, with his son-in-law, Senator
Sprague, who is one OF the youngest
and the richest member of Congress.
The Senator has just returned from
Europe with his wife, thus putting an
end to the retailed scandal that he went
abroad in July last to secure divorce
from her. She has brought home such
u wardrobel Why the ladies are in
raptures over it, and foremost among
the admirers and copyists are those
patriots in crinoline who not long since
signed a pledge that they would dress
in calico, and also wear black bee as
badge of their selfdenial-alas! for
human nature. The black bees were
not popular, and never have such gor-
geous displays of PaIisian finery been
witnessed here as one can see at Mrs.
Senator Sprague's Saturday afternoon
receptions.
Chief Justice Chase is an avowed
aspirant for the Presidential chair, and
so is Mr.. Speaker Colfax, who has
formed a combination with Major
General Howard, SO that "Colfax and
Howard" are to make common cause,
nor is 1t a bad ticket. Meanwhile Mr..
Speaker is fitting about, repeating his
lecture on "Crossing the Continent"
To-day he is to deliver it at Burlington,
among the Green Mountains, and so
down by the way of Connecticut, until
he reaches Mr.. Beecher's Church at
Brooklyn. After the holidays, Mr..
Colfax is to have his usual weekly re-
captions at his house, on Four-and- "a
half street, which will be matronised
by his mother, who has married sec
ond husband, Mr.. Matthews. These
receptions are of the Western type, de-
void of ceremony, and frequented by
people wearing their ordinary clothing,
as well as by the diplomats in their
evening attire
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WHY NOT Use THE REST.

Over twenty years increasing demnd has
established the fact that MATHEWS VESE-
TAN HAIR DYE, is the best in the world. 1t
Is the cheapest, the most reliable, and most
convenient Complete in one bottle. Does
not require any previous preparation of the
hair. No trouble. No crock or stain. Does
not rub OF or make the hair appeariusty and
dead, but imparts to 1t new life and Iustre.
Produces beautiful black or brown, rs pre-
terTed- A child can apply it. Always gives
satisfaction. Only rs cents per bottle. Sold
everywhere,
A. l. MATHEWS, Manufacturer, N. Y.
DEMAS BARNES q CO., New York whole
sale Agents may2J-lyeOd
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-01-03

Ex-GovERNoR MARVIN, of Florida
who is at Washington, says there is not
the remotest prospect of Florida ever
ratifying the amendment. Elk Cover
nor Sharkey, of Mississippi, and Ex-
Governor Parsons. of Alabama, are also
there, claiming to be United States
Senators from those States, and are
recognized by the President, who gives
them the control of the Executive pa
tronage for their States. Both are re-
puted to have made large fortunes by
getting money out of the Treasury, col
lecting claims, procuring pardons, APP
pointments, &c. All three are loud in
their abuse of Congress and the Consti-
tutional Amendment, .
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-a H ALLIS
VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR RE

Has proved itself to be the most perfeet
preparation for the hair ever offered to the
public.
1t Is vegetable compound and contains
no injurious properties whatever.
1t will restore gray hair toits original color.
It will keep the hair from falling out.
1t cleanses the scalp and makes the hair
soft, luStrOus and silken.
1t is a splendid hair dressing
No person, old or young, should fail to use It,
medical authority. --.-+
H5-Aslz for Halls Vegetable SiciIian Hair
Remover, and take no other.
r. p. HALL & CO.,
Nashua, N. H, ProprietoIs.
For sale by all druggists, mr22-Iyd&wth
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The Yncht Rncers

Special to the NetO York Herald.
CowEs, Dec. 3O.-Yesterday the three
yachsta, Henrietta, Fleetwipg and
Vesta, upon Invitation of the Queen
sailed up Osborne bay. Her Majesty
came down to the beach and spent some
time in witnessing the various manou-
vres of the yachts. AS the winner of
the great race, the Henrietta passed by,
she saluted it with wave of her hand
kerchief.
At the grand banquet given by the
citizens of Cows last evening, the hall
was profusely decorated with the Brit
ish and United States flags, aud the pic
ture OF the contending yachts, while
the walls were hung around with
friendly notices.
Sir John Simon, NJ. p, presided at
the entertainments, and the greatest in
ternational good feeling prevailed
among the guests. Toasts were drunk,
amidst great enthusiasm, to the Queen,
the President, the armies and naYies of
the United States and Great Britain,
peace and prosperity to the United
States and TO Old England; the New
York yacht squadron; health of Mr.. j.
G. Bennett, Jr., and a host of other
toasts of friendly character.
Major General Seymour, by command
of the Queen, expressed Her Majesty's
interest in the race, and her thanks for
the compliment of the display, during
the afternoon.
At a dinner given by Lord Lennix, his
Royal Highness, the Duke of Edin-
}. q. Bennett, Jr., and agrees to sail
round the Isle of Wight, next August,
for prize of one hundred pounds.
The Duke will sail his own yacht. This
announcement has created a great SEN
sation in yachting circles.