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| DYSPEPSIA e 'l''l'
rhi. great i. r..lm,edy for ID di.sasss:ef the
,.sSrTOM ACH, - Il. I.

8. -. d,..ov..yof The Investor Of Goes saluaole
Couoh Bai.1rn, while experimenting fo1 his sMn
vhs.1fh. It cured Cramp in the Stomach for him
vhi-a had before yielded to nothing but ehloro-
t.rn. ss- 49, 90 = -. "a = 4'-.A -
Z The almost daily tesfimony from various parts
OF the country encourage to beliese there II no
disease caused by disordered stomach 1t VIII not
% ssdiIy cure. ~ - y 49, =.
. Physicians Endorse and Use II!
Ministers give Testimony Of Its FL
& et4a5.s. ficacy! s.aY s
And from ill directions receive tidings OF cures
performed. @~-a
DYSPEPSIA! ~ -
: HsE@ It is.sure to cure.
HEARTBURNi - -
SICK HEADAcHEt l7s aas &5~ 49, a.
! 1t has cured in hundreds of cases.
HEADACHE and DIZZINESS:
It stops in thirty minutes.
ACIDITY of the STOMACH 5' -
IS II corrects at once.
RISING Of the FOOD !,7asa'"eA 'a
Ia is% It stops Immediately.
DISTRESS AFTER EATING!
= One dose will remove.
CHOLERA MORBUs! e. : go :
Rapidly yields to few doses.
win be changed with half bottle
1T Is PERFECTLY HARMLESS!
Y Its unprecedented success is owing to the fact
that it cures by assisting nature to re-assert her
sway in the systemi Nearly every dealer in the
United States sells il at ss zaze -ezss-s --5=-
ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
c. G. CLARK & CO., Proprlstors,
sep26dweowly. New Haven, Conn.
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rrlleaApAlc nAaxEr REPORTS.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 30 1857
Stocks Arm PenusyivAniA Statehves o6k; Phiadel-
phi. and Krte. so Beading Ralroad EK; Fsnnsyivania
~ Sss os se az y:r scod. s0f.
oany 60 rsurls dsn and prices generally Without
hay. tesn made a ss = 5 Corn 4 dull ssw yellow
lm; saies Of 40 hcgsheads iOjzc ike Petroleum
is dull Refined In bond, N]c per gallon. whiskey y
dull
BALTIMORE Jan. 20, 1857.
Cotton nrm with sales Of midding upands $40 Coffee
ing: no sais. wheat dull no sales Corn armer demand
yellow, sc oSc; good to prime sc. g. Oatsarge
sales at bc 56c Ryesales primo Pennsylvania at u &
Provisions firm Bacon for immediate delivery;
prices unchanged; Western mess pork S0 Lard In bbls
BUrrALo, Jan. So 1867.
Flour demand moderate market steady; l50
bbs No. spring $ll So Wheat quiet nothing doing
Corn steady a. CSC scc for new and ssc q for old Oats
Rye quiet at 81 Pork quiet SEQ 80 S3 Lard lSc Hams
Hxc. Dressed hogs quiet at So 80 30. whiskey Arm
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PsctAsss cut meats IN bhla ana ksg hard ana $50
and easier prices aeoeped he market closing
mess The sales for Immediate delivery were 600 bbs at
~ y ~ 30 for $l8 ~ $y - for old do. and
SIo SIT for prime; also, for future delivery 900 bbs
S2O d $40 rs for March, sellers option; and
30 sellers option four months Beef was active at steady
prices the sales Comprising 600 hbs, at SIT $50 for
new extra mess, and elz = SIS for new plain do. ;
also $50 India and prime private terms OF
beef hams sales made the extent Of 35 bbls es
SIS, which Is advance Bacon In fair demand
firm The sales aggregated 1000 boxes including short
ribbed at Ike Ike, and Cumberland cut at l0lc
loc The demand for cut active and the
market ruled very nr. Sales 1000 packages 1880.
l2Sc. for hams and $50 9kc for shoulders Dressed
hogs advanced trfe with more doing 1t 0c. 10c
city and 0<c qc. for Western. The lard market
steady Drm with fair demand the sales footing up
QUO bbs at l2c. l3c. for aud 1Sc IKE old
Butter unchanged ct &c SC for State and l6c SOC
for Western Cheese quiet At La iSc according
RIcs was quiet steady and arm. our las, quota
tOus
sUoAR.-fhe market for active and hrm.
Fair good reclining quoted l0kc l03<c The sales
comprised hhds. Cuba muDcovndo 0kc lOe<c
cuding email lot Porto Rico at Ike also as boxes q
l0c f3c. Renned quiet but steady st 6c for hards
SrxARIHn remained steady and frm. Sales $4,000 ba at
l0kc 12c. Also lS 100 lbs grease at SIC. lO1<c.
TALL0w modsratsy active and steady HAles 1000
Wsmxsr.-Rscsipts 90 bbls. The market stiu ruled dun
and In the absence of business prices nomnay
chanHod.
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The exports exclusIve Of speeie from the port Of New
York for the week ending January 20 compare Is fol-
lows with those for the corresponding period in 1866
and 1900
1885. lsoa 1867
For the week. 80, 333 063 SSl40470 $500 ora
Previously reported s,506,s40 l3,055,6Ss iO6s7,57s
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ss the following quotations win show

The mining share market was quiet and generally
lower AT the nrst board Corydon closed sSc lower
than at the same time yesterday, selling ~ - 10;
Consolidated Gregory Cold 81 So higher, selling At
$40 75 Smith and Parmlee 3S, selling a. 70 so WAIKIKI
lead CO., selling at 0Oc AZ the second board New York
Gold closed lsc lower than at the rst board selling a
$40 so; Quarts Hill loc., selling At 50 so; New York
Gold 15c., selling al 81 26.
Mr. j. r. Paulson has been elected Vice President Of
The Sun Mutual Insurance Company Of this city.
The following table showing the highest and lowest
prices the leading speculative railway shares during
The years 1Soo-o5 inclusive will be found interesting u
this particular time
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Cleared.
Steamship San rrancisco Benin, San Jasn-North Amer
s,es@ship Eatsrps Eldridss. oaives.onc II Mallory
steamship souder. Lockwood, Charesson-lvinssson
steamship sappho, Lingo. Sewbern--xursy, Ferris
s.eamship AIoemare; Bourne. Norfolk. oy r0'ss and
stssmship FianSesn Everson Norfoik-Livnsston, Fox
Steamship Glaueus, Godfrey Bos.on=w r clvda
Sho Victory Bsiggs tvsrpoo.Davidp Ogdden u,no..
Bark suomi cRus). Hordbsry. Cadiz-Fdncb, kencks
Bark Reindeer. Wellington, Barbados-H Trowbrdss's
bark Lilchaeld. Crockett, New orlsans-R Drum
sohr Mary Block (Br) KoIn St Thomas and Eanta crus
schr Baylis. Baylls. St Marks. Flax DHurlbut 4
scAr Loyal Scranton. Lowdeu, CharlssonN.L Mccready
steamship AlePpo Orb Harrison, Liverpool via Queens
Schr 81 Croir McGregor Hsvana--J z Ward AGO.
schr Laura Watson. Douty. Backsville, sc-Thayer
Sargent
Steamship Neptune Baker. Boston, with mdse and pas
SKIP adelaide Guiding q and from Liverpool Dec 3,
sh .ns sSn s a;S S1aI e .s
Doiinsr Potter Hsd very heavy weather moss Of Inc
n.s..S K';P; H:ss I.'f 1..y s.:s, d;y
HaterAs fell with schr Jamestown. from Norfolk for
New York = days out short Of provisions but being shers
Sy .S % nSs Nassau
York 18th the mate and crew OF the Trsat muined and
threatened to Kill the captain but shortly Afterwards were
compelled 10 70 their work they wcre Al taken In charge
schr Marine, forlaw, Wilmington, NC, 7dsya
sailed.
Steamships Aeppc for Liverpool; San Francisco for
Grpvtown Me- brig Anna Knight Matanzas; schr Queen
OF Clippers Ponoe, PR; and others
wind very light from North, and the rivers hed with
small soft ice
Marine Disasters.
Bro TsrrpsLsr-US Steamer Agawsus, Beaufort, NC
Jan M lS67-Edor New York Hersd.--The following men
received board IN vessel to-day probably the on,
survivors Of the lost brig Trindslen of Bosson) Hughes
master bound from Wilmington. NC 70 New London via
James Heaernan John Aldrch and Abncr Palmer They
state their vessel left Wilmington In company with brit
Barter Captain Alien disabled by having struck on thu
shoa lost ruddo~ and fore foo In this port ar
ran shoA Cape Lookout the heavy Sc gale Of A'
Oth inst Immediately striking her fcremass went
the board carrying or captain and mate 10 I'VE min
uses she jumped tho shoai completely ateI
logged. or tha lost Otis Smell drowned alongside
the master (Hughes and mate (rhomas) were prebshi
crushed death BY the which they vera cinsnu
coming In contact with the heavy floating timoer. Hcnr
Martin aud william Marion, both colored men were lai
cngng 10 pieces Of timber The saved mon rensine
By the vessel four days during which urne seven vesse
passed them ono o. whlch they are scn dosns mus & ns
| Edwin oorson, OF the schr L Lsvernk q wtlminsof
Del after having been without food waor. beyond
bueke. Of sush Tor four days Fsr hs present thar are
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The total value Of foreign goods imported into the
port Of Boston for the weeks ending January 25
$685. against 81 for the corresponding weeks
in 1885, Total since January l, 2,o2s,6se
bill has been introduced in the New Jersey Legsa-
ture to incorporate the Water Gap and State Line Rail-
road The capital stock is fixed at 81 200, ,0OO with
authority increase to $1,000 o0O Thesroue is from
some point on the line Of the Warren Railroad at or
between the Delaware river and the point where the
Belvdere Delaware Railroad nterseels the Warren Rail-
road intersectiDg with both railroads. and thence along
the Delaware to the New York line
The citizens of Carroll 10 Davis and Stevenson coun-
ties, Illinois, and Green county. Wisconsin, are advo-
eating the construction OF railroad from Monroe Wia,
to Savannah. on the Mississippi river
The statistics OF tho Cumberland (Nd) coal trade for
the year 1896 are a. follows
Transported by Cumberland and Pennsylvania
Railroad to Baltimore and Ohio Railroad -. SIC, 658
By Cumberland and Pennsylvania Railroad to
chesapeake and Ohio Canal. ............ 2ol,01o
By Cumberland and Pennsylvania Railroad TO
By Cumberland Coal and Iron Companys Rail.
road to baltimore and Ohio Railroad s,ee2
:. road 70 chssapsaks. and Ohio Canal ..... $3.50
BY Cumberland Coal and Iron Companys Rail-
ay iau MamOsSre % ana b fillmore ccpan; vrsnii
ainssi 70 Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. so,yco
Mincsc % local. 1885
Total in 1884. ..............-......... l,o79 s3l
Increase over 1885. 176, sss tons.
II appears from another tabular statement that from
tho commencement Of the Cumberland coal trade In
ls42 70 leoa inclusive twenty ave years, 7.2s2 163
tons have transported the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad and 3l18 800 tons the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canai-total. 10. 42o. .o55 tons
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Asuss.--Rscepts fhers particular chsuss in
the market.
bags corn meal Tvs bushels coru s0 do 70 do rye
The market State Western -four dull and irregular
and prices declined ioc 2oc psr bbl al descrpsions
the arke closing with tendency The
snjes we've bbs revised quotations annexed
The for Southern nour also limited and prices
we're easer the sales O bbs Rye dour IN buy
ers favor A. we'll closing amcy at the reduction the sales
from n6 20 A a. Corn meal NEGLECTED.
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Notice to MasSncra.
About the isn q November scSoonss laden with coal
was sunk oa southport Conn directly e the track q
have been p!o,radns above water 70 the
New Haven hooked ne m.ss Enday la:k ana
s.r ana N "a Ss s
The red buoy near the rh,b,s Chesapeake Bsy martne
the channel 70 Hampton Roads has Dssn dispsced By sho
II By order. q sAs 5,ehsheu:. Board.
WIN. ss . y ..ss.s "a. s.s'sss .sa q =.
e Pass M.ncc La on shs nHh, Of SATURDAY Ian ~ i
Illuminating sppAzasus dopsc or b. snsss Of the
FOCAL plane s,syssa Of = f.s. ssoys ne ls.sl
Z SaF 81 SaISSJs NH Th Ia.D..... "a 4
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES smA-rrszr AZ oMAH.
HYDRoenAvslc OyIics. AD.nAIrr
odce = Madrid sSs ssaSsAsd 4 The new
Tss sh, Il Sssn and b 100 feet from ,hs extremity Of
the mole nov IN ccurss o. construction; can " seen
ms snrs.ss 70 me ola port continues bsndcassd byf
TSess lights are no. exhibited in bad weather.
On IL. * q EossIse % Ss .s i
xsS & % S fs: {: Ss w:s sa a. E
m9s Ts, = 8 feet above the level and
' seen 'ST Ssc d;sSfs ssssY r ieiH
socx sourunAsr or mo esAspn 10 sbr -.
MINISTRY NARfuu, \
RIO JArRiRo, Nov g. lB68
In virtue OF the order contained IN the nstcr Of Ms
rins despatch sh OF current month the olcie etes
Of ths Of the steamer o. war frtnccsn % Join
VILE A trnnscrbVd which he makes dscovery
Of rock which he with In the recerA voyage
lying consequently 20 tho sE deg q tbs lighthouse
tho bar OF kio orsnos ue go 81 SUI distance
: n.. :as % Il dss s rom ss .d SsS ssss % AZ
reef barely or feet NJove the smooth surface
water and shosi In hharp pointed form projects In
wsw drechon resemkIns ic " highest part capase
which al savissors arv warned and thak Vie In
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SHIP PIN G NE w S


ALMANAC YoRK-raIs DAT. .
IL morn -
sUS SETS. /... 10 HIGH ......eye -
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covvnE--wih continued fair demand. the market for
Rio ruled hr with Upward tendency We heard oL saes
Of 1000 Rio Lbcrtad and 2O bags DO ex kicno on
terms not made public Other kinds were neglected.
FRKI0Hrs quiet The engagements wore:-To Liver
pool so bbls spirits turpcutne Be- 6d ~ b0 bales cot
ton A Nd l6d and 1000 bushels q "a TO London
SoW bushels barley at6kd 100 tons oilcake IN oaes -
2s 30 hhds tobacco Ns 3d. and 80 tons clover seed -
49, and per steamer. 90 boxes cheese ~ 4os 70 Bremen
40 bbs shoe II 2s, and steamer 10 bales cotton
nj l%c The charters wereAn Odcnburg brig 70 London
naval stores, private terms.
HoPs rather active the sales reaching ~ bales
at s5c &c. fer new crop American. Market firm.
MoLAss.s-A fair inquiry prevailed, but the business
ransacted light Holders firm In their views we
heard sales OF 1&6 hhds. Cuba muscovadO ~ 4Oc &C
NAvAk sr0RKA "A fair export demand prevailed for spirits
OF lurpenns and the market ruled quite eady The sales
bbs IN bond a. go. Tne rosn market a continued duh
mon strained on ne dock ssS ~ %. and Ioo do
common, the dock ~ - co. Or sale eccod OF
30 bbis. Wilmington, In order, In yard ~ - So -.
0frS-Beyond the sAes Of noticed In our last ~
bbls we're sold at - 65 indicating steady market Ia lin,
seed there wss nothing deae but prices we're steady
firaoIzSs Crude was dun and quite nominal at our
last quotations Bonded IN limited request, and the
market quite depressed though previous prices were
demanded Sales 800 bbs standard white for February Al
Tc, buyers option, and small lots do the spot a!
1870. No. ln Philadophia sales cfccted OF lO0c
bbls prime light straw N white for june ~ &c. buyers
option srd go do standard white. for February al sso
PsovIsSS -Rsce'D,s i7v bbi, pork tss DO sssf sa
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Wheat declined sc 3d., undcr very limited demand
We nots sales Of 10000 bushels including No Mlwaukeo
a. - %; No 2 ~ - IS and amber sts,e - " Corn
g. bushe 10 order % 90 any s,,ness nhs :s,ss CON
"a store. and 81 II q for d. ane.t
Oats declined To- d. per bushe With saies OF Ien bush
for s.shs latter price cr prime Deliverable today Rye
bond q 81 H. Barley steady with fair dcmAnd The
comprise 70 900 bushels AZ 81 l6a Tor Canada
West duty paid and ol S for State. Malt was dun and
nominal. ..l.
CorrorThe demand for this staple quite active, and
the market ruled steady the quotations appended The
aa1nn tad hall a uuO
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

CoSovKR-CoLEs. Brooklyn, on Wednesday, Janu.
ary 80 at the residence OF c. f. Ketcham by the Rev.
H. H. Gaaher, I. " CoSovER, Of Morrisana, N. Y, to
ADA NJ. CoLEs, of Brooklyn. No cards.
FIEuRor-srEscKR -0n Tuesday January 90 at st.
Andrews church, Philadelphia, by the Rev John
Wright, GABRmL G. FLrURor, ESQ.,, Of Now York, to
HEcHr-ScHAFER.- Wednesday, January 80, at the
Temple Emanue,, oy tbs Rev. DR.. Adler BERSARD
Hxcnr to SOPHIA eldest daughter Of tho late Meyer
Schafer, ESQ.,, all oil this city.
LYlEs-ALLEN.-At F,stbush, L. l., % Tuesday, Janu-
ary 20, BY the Rev. In Spencer Ii. D., JxNEs e.
LYLKs to HARRIET r. ALLEN second daughter Of the late
Hon. Heman Allen of Vermont
wARDRoBs-BR0wxIyG- the First Presbyterian
church, Scranton, Pa on Tuesday January 29 by Rev.
Dr. Hickok JAMES WARDROBE Of New York. to CARRIE,
youngest daughter Of Archibald Browning, Esq, Of
Scranton.
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INTERPOLATION PRraHs.

Prizes ps,d IA road Information Furnished Ths Msns%
yaee paid for Doubioons and all kinds q COG sno \.
TAYLOR Co " principal Once Unites sttaes ~
street. New Ysrk. and Calls De h bseAnA NO "''
Cuba.
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PROPOSALS.
SUBSISTENCE OFFICE, U. 9. A.
y INRRAR OF No. los WEST LoaPs Al
PALrIMcRE, Nh, September
SEALED PROPOSALS, in duplicate. =

SUBSISTENCE OFFICE, U. 9. A.
y iNRRAR OF No. 105 WEST LoaP saD STREET,
PALLIseRE, Mn, September ,ys;
ceived at this office until IL NJ, on THURSDAY,
FRESH BEEF
required for the supply Of the troops, anu om-
GERS at Baltimore, hid, for six months from &c
tOber j, 1867, such less time as the Commissary
General of Subsistence may direct.
The Beef to be delivered at Baltimore. No,
ON the order of the Commissary or Acting Commits
sary Of Subsistence at that place.
Butchers having stands in any of the city mar
kets may propose to have the Beef called for to be
called for on each and every day of the week ex-
cept Sunday, between the hours Of A. ID. and
llis A. NJ. 1850.
The Beef to be of a good and N marketable quality,
in equal proportion of fore and hind quarter meat
tnecks shanks, and kidney tallow TO be excluded
The necke Of the cattle slaughtered under this
agreement shall be cut off at the fourth vertebral
jeint. and the breast trimmed down. The shanks
of fore quarters shall be cut from three to four IN
ches above the knee Joint, and Of hind quarters
from six to eight inches above the gambrei or
hook joint.
Bidders are requested to be present to respond
their bids and be prepared to give bonds for the
fu liiiment of their contract.
Proposals must be endorsed distinctly tPropo-
sails for Fresh Beef" and addressed to the under.
signed " no reserves the right to reject any all
bids not o the interest of the United States.
Conditions, requirements, payments I &c; &C.,
AZ heretofore. THoS: WILSON,
se32t Bvt. Brig. and C. s., U. $. A.
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DROPosALS FOR NEW JAIL.
DEPARTMENT OF TUE INTERIOR,

DEPARTMENT OF TUE INTERIOR,
WASHINGTON, d. C., Jnly 81 lS5I.t
Sealed Proposals will be received at this Depart
ment until Il O'Clock NJ on TUESDAY. the 18th
day Of September, 1851 for the erection of the
jail, in and for the District of Columbia author
lied and provided for by the act of Congress, ap-
proved July 25 1856. and the joint resolution APP
proved March 2, 1857.
The designs. detail, drawings and specifications
can be seen at the architects Office in the eastern
grounds of the Capitol. Washington City, every
day except Sundays, between the hours Of a. m
and p. NJ
Separate bids win be received for the masonry
work brick work iron work and carpentery work.
The contractor whose bid may be accepted will
De required to enter into a sufficient bond, to be
approved by the Secretary of the Interior for the
faithful completion OF his contract. Psymentsw will
be made as the work progresses. on estimates
tihed to by the architect, but twenty per eentum
OF the estimates will be retained until the contract
is completed.
The contract will be awarded to the lowest re-
sPonsi bic bidder but the department. reserves the
right to reject all of he bids should it be
deemed for the interests of the Government to do
The bids will be opened at noon on the 18th day
Of September in presence of such of the bidders
may choose to attend Is 5
Proposals should be endorsed on the envelope:
Proposals for New Jail. and be direc ted to the
Secretary Of the Interior, Washington: ?: G.
o. H. BROWNING,
an Sit SELF Secretary of the Interior.
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PROPOSALS FOR CANNED FRUITS.

5th of September 1Ss5 II NJ. for furnishing q
United States Sub 4 tence Department with the
following Canned Fruits, viz:
200 cans Preserved Straw berries, - ID cans.)
900 cans Preserved Raspberries, ~ lb. cans.)
20O cans Preserved Ounces, II III. cans,
200 cans Preserved Pineapples, Glib. cansb p
100 cans Preserved Pears, Il Id, eans)
200 cans Preserved Ginger, in tin cans, q Id.
cans.D
200 cans Dan,son Plums. - h. cans
100 cans Preserved Grapes, - ID. cans)
All the above stores to be delivered to the Anchor
Press, in New Orleans, within twenty days after
the opening of the bids, where they will be care
fully inspected, and the damaged cans rejected.
Samples of each OF the above named articles will
be required with the bids
heretofore failed to comply with their engage
ments with any branch of the Government
Proposals to be directed to the undersigned and
marked Proposals. A. BECKWITH,
an Is Std Breyet Maj. Gen. and G. s. T. s. A.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
AYERS AGILE CvpE

Ih h0C II u ne,
For Fsrer aud Asre, Laternittea. Fsyer, Chill Ersy
Rsmtnont Ferer, Dumb 4sus, Periodical or BIZ
lt9ns Fsrer, &c, and indeed all the Affections
Fhict arise from nalarions, marsh, OF miasB1atie
poISoaS.
: As its name implies it does Cure. and does not
fail. Containing neither Arsenic Ouinine. Bis.
mqth. Zinc, nor any other mineral or poisonous
SUBSTANCE whatever, it in nowise Injuries any pa
tient The number and Importance of its cures in
the asns districts are literally beyond account and
Ague medicine. Our pride is gratified by the ar
ADVERTISEMENTS we receive Of the radical cures ef
ec1ed IN obstinate cases, and where other remedies
had wholly failed.
Unacclimated persons, either resident in. or
travelling through miasmatic localities, will be
projected hv taking the AGITE CURE daily.
For LIVER COMPLAINTS, arising from tor
pldlty of the Liver il ia an excellent remedy,
stimulating the Liver into healthy activity.
. r or Bilious Disorders and Liver Complaints it
Is an excellent remedy. producing many truly re-
markahle cures where other medicines had failed:
Prepared by DR.. j. e. AVER Il co. Practical
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Price. s I per bottle Y. D. GILMAN,
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GOVERNMENT SALES.

X AIoBAMA Ho AIdTi5s. BUILDINGS AT
nrr9J 9ssn g. s.stsmsooTT sIfs
ea az e assP * ssecR the
comprising Kalsrama Hospital to wit: CUMMINGS
Buildings, 22sl5l feet Iki,chen, 2exao feet.
] DO, siSios{set. 5shsS; ''A- '''''
do, 2 story, 24xs4 feet. Tank
do. do, alxst feet. Tank building.
j Building, 20xj0 feet. 1 Sinks. Et.f
Terms: Cash in Government funds.
Ten days will be allowed i'll which to remove the
j. H. McF ERRAN, Brevet Brig. Gem.
se2td Deputy Quartermaster General
SALE OF UNSERYIGEABLE PROVISIONS,
-, E ~ Navy pAYT Y oFEIc ,s
By order Of the Navy Department Bureau Pro
auction, tor cash the highest bidder. at the In
spssstIion Office Navy Yard WASHINGTON, ON WE'D
me- Icy ssnssss 10
200 LBS D. Bread n q 20 Beef p sS hbls
. lbs Sugar; IS lbs Cofee; 1910 lbs. Butter 25S
5 Dessios e RotatGss rs gas Beans lo gals
: CLOTHING -1as.
s. B. c. Pea Jackets 3 B. G.. Trousers s +. Sat
2tB: F: oyershirts; q D. T; Undershirts q F.
Flannel Gh yards Barasey Sheetine; 5i1s yards.
Canvas Duck; 1894 yards Blue Nankin,; 2 pairs
sSss Bansets a aire s
Black Silk Handkerchiefs onp,
6,9Os lbs Tobacco; 100 lbs. s " Soap: pair
a,Mess Kettles !; S Mess Pans s. Tin Pots 50 bot
'''' y CONTINGENT.
80 lbs. Candles Lot OF Stewards Stores, a bro
ken sets
CALVIN c. JACKSON.
au30 I'd s.- Paymas ter U. S. Navy.
CONVENIENT SAFE ! > AT HILTON HEAD,
The following Ordnance property will be sold at
III, oaTuEsDAY September 4, ISL, commsne'
AEou, i5onett tons of Shot and Shell.
;. isf4 :. csanist snt Fii,ad
. 10 Wrought Iron.
3Artilery Carriages. iron - d-.s-s .e-.
g Wooden Artillery Ga s1;s ironed
. Saddles, { acti eilan.) ''' ,i' e.. ~ IN.
s. Saddles: Artillery e-4s.rr
g. g Sets ,.is, 81 Artillery Harness. FL gs
too Saddle-bags. .Ea 11E Yslg n 'a
5000 Bayonet Scabbards. Is tgs
i iass csrtrid &c box Belts. .~ - IRA g.a Is
81 S Mais sn ssIts. @ a. oar.sa
$50 Bnilet Monlds, -2 Pr Z" ("
And qgantity Of other prspsrty c9mn;ising prin
Also, a twe,story Frame Dwelling house. Of the
depth containing eight spacious rooms.
Terms: Cash on the day of sale, in United States
Ample time allowed for the removal of property.
at the ex piration of which that not removed will
rt BE aa It .of Of chssf Of Ordnance
MI. GREALIsH, Captain and n. SIX, 81