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INTERNAL REVENUE REGULATIONS.

WAsHiSGros, Nov. 0, 1867.
The Treasury Department has just issued supplemental
Internal regulations They provide that in
Of boadsd warehouses class 81 used for The storage Of
uacured tobacco snuff and cigars only, the cellar
Of such premises may II separated from tho
10 that there shall be no inside means OF communca-
hon between the store in such warehouse ana the
cellar thereof and where the only 10 the cellar
ia from tho street. be permitted be used for other
business purposes application and request OF the
proprietor or such tobacco warehouse and IN cases
where the construction or the store - sucn
as to leave no inside means OF communication
between the lrs lower oor and the promises above
IKE PERMISSION may be granted acd allowed 70 use inc
lower Moor a. herein authorized Ia respect 70 tne cear
10 the end that warehouse Of class for the sorag u
manufactured tobacco, snnu aud cigars ony may con-
sst oil mat portion OF the store above nc mrs noor
where 10 only entrance 10 the bonded PREMISE from
Abe ST. IT. Samples Of Tobacco ssad aud cigars stored
in bona may be taken and exhibited the office con-
nected with such warehouse according to tue uzageD
and custom OF the tobacco Fhe sample Office Is
prohibited from ng used for FETAL business or trade,
and no sample packages shat removed from the
bonded premises without pay uneut ~ tto tax. The
sample packafes used for exhaop ~ above provided
for, shall be regarded supervision Of the
sorekeeper IN charge as well - tst Of the owner or
proprietor.
One storekeeper may have In charge as many bonded
warehouses for the storage " rsnutacured tobacco,
snun and cigars only AZ the Of the collector
ne can superntend efficiently, not exceeding three.
such sum as the COLLECTOR may deem proper for tho
service-not less however, more than due pros
portion Of the salary OF the officer IN eharse-shaI be-
paid monthly BY the proprietor q each warehouse to
the collector For warehouses Tor STORAGE If mineral
coal oil only sores suitable Tor thai purpose, bonded
under the regulations Of the department. or undcr
special sheds 81 EubstaI CONSTRUCTION,
OF wood or other materials. may be bonded and ussa.
These sheds be enciosd and r0ofed and may b0
either with without flooring rhe doors or gates and
other openings must provided with suitable bars and
other fasonings SO that zoe same can DC secured by
locks otherwise required ia cases 81 other bonded
warehouses Transportaton o. manufactured tobacco,
snuff and cigars, and mineral OF from hon ded
arAhp h,chf n.ar ah0nuA
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Mr.. Jay Cooke, about whose personal history God
circumstances prior 70 the war much has been said,
and who is again before the pubse in bis recently pub
lished defence Of the national banking system born
in 1897. 10 ssndusky. ONO His nther vas Mr..
Eisunsrys Cooke, an eminent lawyer and prcpsness
citizen one q the esfsst setsers II that section Of ms
state. Who. for sms, represented his district In
Congress hay Cooke. ssK-rshsns aud sosrgetc boy,
comnencsd his BUSINESS fs .. tbs age OF thirteen and
from that sre succeeded yo~ four years ne ON
ia ~ LOSS A. seventies he entered tbs bank ing
house Of X w. Dark 4 Co., Philsdsiphia, - clerk,
and At twenyons became partner 10 that 1rm and ITS
counscuons Clark, Dodge o.. Ns~ York Clark
Brothers Co, 81 Louis, and J. W. Clark Co, Boa
ton aud soon sfsr he became maaasng partner OF the
Philadelphia nrn.
HIS connection with thsss houses rssrl,ed 10 con.
pslencs sod sboat 1883 he retired from burmese n
1890 10 connection wth Mr. william g. Moornead. a
wealthy capitalist NJ Cooke csiblished tho bank ng
house Of Jay Cooke Il Co rhiadssphia, and IN 1851,
sscy the breaking gu, Of tho war the negotiation Of
me original seysu- thirty loan Wa ocss-s u ts
nrt connectea cf Mr. Coke aad bis houss w1th tho
0usscss q rrc governments. The wsshsgSp boase u
SAY Cooke 4 Co. gas opened 10 lse2, sna eacYwatsd
win the Philadelphia house b bophlsrlfsa The arsj
avevcnty lo.n ppd The three sores OF seysn-,iirAcs
The New York bonss o. VIE same pame rr ogen~t
afcr the war. 70 March, ia6s. in all bis soSsrnmcnt
negotiations NJ Cooke has appealed directly, 70 We
peovls. ard, after bls own fsmsrsabls energy and
snbaaissn 10 al his pursuits he great II these
matters has lain N bis unNavsr6g ia,sh "a ,ho god
sense ava patriotism " the iabsses
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The Election In Massachusetts-the Liberal
Legisiature.

From the BOSTON Advertiser republican, Nov o.
The Senate makes = very fair show OF ability Messrs.
the Cape district, reelected; Mr.. Plman, OF New
Bedford returns, after Two three years. absence the
license OF tho First Norfolk district send Mr. Will
liam CASTOR IN the place filled last year by Mr. Morse,
and Mr. Edward Avery can elect between seat in the
Senate and In the HOUSE for Braintrec DR. George
b. Loring meets sudden rebuff. being defeated in
OF the Essex dsricts We regret to that Mt Bower
BY Mr. T. PtupketA Of rtlsied, well known .
democratic war horse Mr.. Fay, a Chelsea was also
defeated; but Mr.. Fay, ST., Of Lancaster enters
Senate from the Fifth Worcester district Among
members we observe Lee Cs1i n, from Middissex.
In the House, Messrs. Jewell ana Thompson Of this
John Quincy Adams Is elected representative from
Quincy instead Of Governor Among the men
OF the year IN the House hsssrs. Francis. OF
LOWELL Rich and Nash, OF Boston; Allen. Of Newton.
and .Parsons Or Brookns likely 70 make their mark,
and several af tkem having previous legislative ex
OF George. walker. OF Springfield in the House Ono
colorsd man, J. Smth from ward SIX in this city, 10
elected
From the Boston Post, Nov. 81
The banner belongs 70 Bosom She never does things
by halves. She gave General Sheridan . splendid
esption, and she gave splendid vote for adams and
liberty" yesterday The majority for the democratic
State ticket u decisive Of bsr opinion. In 1854 the
vot for Mr.. Lincoln between twelve and thirteen
thousand, while that for General Mcclellan between
seven and eight thousand Look the change
to-day. IL SURPRISES the WORT fears the
side and the highest expectations the other.
Boston leads the Stats. She 10 still tho capital
her citizens will never ceass TO be proud Our business
have risen together, and Indignantly rebukc oil the
and bgotsd spirit that sought throw obstacles
IN she way OF her growth and prosperity
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Of their generals, that the continuation OF the waI
would make The dssolson OF the stand still more com
pe.e, tho crean warriors replied that their
mens would De longer embarrassed BY the presence
Of their women and children they would in future b
able 70 devote themselves with greater energy than
hsfs.ofore tos the humiliation OF the enemy Of their
religion and race and they declare that they VIII not
lay down Their arms anul the island 10 annexed 70
Greece.
Advices from Athens announce the nomination Of
Mr. Paximati a. President OF the Assembly with Q
strong m nsterai majority. which Is considered ~ in.
dicanvs OF the stability Of The Administration
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Democrats Elected TO Every Office In the
State.
BALTIMORE, Nov g. 1867.
The returns come In slowly. The indications now
that every Official position in the State viii be lied BY
democrats In Washington county the entire democratic
ticket eie4ed also believed that the entire demo-
cratic ticket elected In Frederick county These nave
been strong republican counties Kent county gives
i2s2 democratic majority, and wIcomco new county,
gives 1000 democratic majority.
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NEW JERSEY.

Pun returns from Essex cosniy give tho democratic
candidates tho foiosing msjoriuss For sher. Bush,
2u2, for County Clerk Dusenberry o7o For Assembly.
men The mNorites are the sAms ~ p~s~ shed "a the
HssAIp yesterday. The Cosnsy Bosrd q Canvs~.ess
viii mcet 1T he Court House ~ 70. mcrpw 10 mike
oincai canvass OF the votes cast at the Issc accrs
Tue entire democratic vcket " elected ia Union
county. Henry g. tenDon rs eieced Conniy Clerk. AMI
ADDISON i lark Surrogate IN the ESrst dlsrsct John
II whoeAa /. elected Is Asemtymap, api a. tue
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MASSACHUSETTS.
Additional Election Returns.

Additional Election Returns.
BOSTON, Nov 9, 1867.
The result Of Yesterdays election in Massachusetts
will not vary much from shs figures telesraphed last
night In 2Ao towns. Bullock republican for Governor
has majority Of a. 5s. The fooungs ars:--Buock.
5000: Adams, $3.50.
or the State Senators elected SO far heard from
twenty eight are license and only six for prohb
tion and Of ls5 Representatives l55 for license
Dr. George B. Loring was defeated on the Esse <
Senatorial ticket, and John Quincy Adams was elected
Representative from Quincy, though hs was not elected
Governor.
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MINNESOTA.

n. PAUL. Nov. Q, 1867
Scattering returns received indicate that Marshal
republican, Is elected Governor by about 1000 ms
iory.
Negro Suffrage viii probably be defeated, though .
10 not yet hopeless.
The entire democratic ticket Is elected in mis- cosasy
by from ZOO 70 500 majorsy.
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new memoers Democratic majority, l.
ASSEMBLY.
ArLAyrrc-Jdcob Keins.
BRRGES-COrneius Christie Henry G Harine
BURlIsGros-John ]. Maxwell. Charles L. Hendrick-
son, Wallace Ltppncott, Charles Collins
CAhDEs-John Hood, James Wills, Cnalkley Albert
son.
CAPE MAr-Samuel r. Msgonagle
CuhBERLAsD-Thomas ID. Weslcott. James n. Niron.
EssEx-Josiah Spser James Peck John kernedy nnso
My W. Lard, Samuel 4ic1,er Josiah l.. Baldwin, Francis
A0ckin, Edward Hedden, Edward l.. Price.
GLoucssTER-Wiliiam w. Clark, Charles T. Aoony.
Recommendation Williamson, Theodore Prooasco,
Baitus Pickle
HuDsoS-Noah q. Taylor. Hosea f. Clark, John Van
Worst, Augustus o. Evans. John DwyTe Henry I. Smith,
AnDLEsEx-George f strong, Alfred W. Jones, Will
liam N. Cox.
hosMourH- Charles Allen, Francis Corcs, Thomas 8.
r. Brown.
AoRRIs-Danisl Coghsn Georges Gage, Jesse Sharp
AHRcER-Aosalom p. tanning, Thomas J. Corson,
Thomas G. Pearce
OUAN-Gew0e w CopperthpaVe.
PAssAIc-David Henry, Joseph X. Bdtdtctn, Alert A.
Van Voorhi&.
SALEn-Henry M Wright Andrea SmiA Rseves
SoMERsET-John j. Bergen, Abraham T. Hun.
SUssEx-hram Clark Samuel H. Hunt
UMoN-J0hn H. Wheelsn, d. W. G. Hough.
WARREH-Andrew j. Fulmer, John N. Owens, Nelson
VlieI
Republicans, in italic Is; democrats, In roman, as.
Democratic majority, 80
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WISCONSIN.

MILWAUKEE. Nov q, 1861
The net democratic gain IN tho State, far heard
from, 2ooa The republicans claim that Fsirchid Ia
elected by about oo0 the democrats conceds majority
OF about 5000 The democrats gain six or eight
members OF Assembly and three or four Senator's
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The Radical ROut in New
York State.
Democratic Majority Probably
Over Thirty Thousand.
The Legislature Twelve Democratic
Majority on Joint Ballot.
'zETURNS FROM OTHER STATES.
VOTE IN THE CITY.

Tue following the result Of the canvass in this city
far il had progressed up late hour last night
II completes tho all candidates except those for
TIE Judiciary and supervisorsh,p, which will be finally
canvassed to-day
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Democrats ReIoicIngs Over the Late victo-
ries.

fes de joe Of hundred guns nred yesterday
Afternoon in the City Hall Park. under the direction OF
the TammaDy Hall General Committee in honor Of the
democratic victories in New YORK. New Jersey and else
where. A large crowd sf persons present in the
park while the salute - being Cred, and filed up the
for the STATE ticket aud for the various
successful candidates Of the democracy.
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lFfreI o. The FACTIONS n Tine SOUTH.

WILxIsGros ~ c.. Nov q, 1899.
The conservative successes IN the North have besn
received With enthusiastic Joy In North Carolina
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xuIum 40 sogsEtul. Pi-fo9 eeceat little Village
or horrisvilie. Pa shrswo ntc tgmat OF hofror
ana confirmation 81 fsser@y mofaiDg "a tue ineiii-
g-nos tha, elderly s6s Qsstefess, named Hester
Albsson xsd ssyautr resrs hat tsrmnat"d DER mofa
sxisSaes ~ eu4uas asr shrsAs sggssrs thai TIE Old
scpAsa sseo Al istsr selsd wih ra9nsa oefsnass
lnsut sid s0hcowltapt co1snmpsve oiss.ss ~
atet alsisos o. atesssy rceAea oaf prsaah,as spas
shs cas- freqsen1s so ~sa :, rsplain ~ AT bsht ~
Moaaay s,ght a. an not ressis y at avg yeses
4ay morngss sm eoprs 9rc~tris ga ne moor and
49, wa II st,ust ler.uou Es Lnrort, supposed
to lave be~a sf,c.ss ,, csvas sniis The hOass
~nscea4-ed " ~ .e., 49, %e aa.snss,'
IS secss~sA sss sssssss conssctsd. bit :. y
isfs s6d fsslAss4 ~ ~. ~ nxoscn ana msr
as t.,ssr ~ 49, IA mig 0ns IL Tho asyf m
60 :. ssns bs % approved x w9re M hb farm pre-
rio.s 10 be drmlse sor q Sal s.4A s.c oy drpwu-
nns AZ nstre I. s5taetnes crazy 4 cor iosfs jury
Wruea veEds sstordssys Ala sae faets above
.tycA.
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KINGS COUNTY,.

The democracy OF Kings county are jubilant over
their success In the campaign. Though confident Of
rolling up large majority in favor Of the State tick q
the result has surprised many, and tho majority has
gone far beyond shsir most ssnguins expectations
" Those who win may laugh" and the mrth Is all on
one side OF the house Brooklyn. There is. however,
one peg left on which the disappointed radicals congras
ulats themselves which h. the election OF their cand
date for Register. Major schurig Tho democracy OPP
posed 10 tho Of the regular candidate conceu
ated the ono armed veteran and elected him
by the handsome majority below indicated. The sub
joined shows the result Of the State, city and county
tek0ts:-
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Second district Dewitt G. Hough is elected the
hodU
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lEMatttsw Hale. republican.
ia X. Parker, republican.
lS-John O'Douneil. republicans.
l9-eamuel Campbell. republican,
20-J. B. Van PAsten, republican (probablyA
IA. O. hattoon, republican.
22-Geo N. Kennedy, republican.
23-Daniel Waterbury, republican lprobablyl.
40. W. Chapman, republican
&C ]. Folges, republican.
21-John J. Nicka republican.
ISL n Morgan, republican (probabiyL
20-Richard Crowley, republican
8l-Asher r Nichols, democrat (gainL
s2- Allen, independent
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Letter from Mr.. SfcCook, the United States
Minister at Honofu.r, New POsses.
si0ns In the Northwest.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 9, 1867.
Tho following letter has iast received A. tho
stata DepaYtment-
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The Legislature.
The next Legislature will be comprised OF the follow
ing members
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NEW YORK STATE.

The Vote for Secretary Of State.
-l061 -l26A :
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Ward Ward
1-Danl d. Whitney, DEM u-Noses q. Richards dem
3-Abio B. Thorn, rep 13-Wm. W. Arndeld rep
5-JohD Clancy, dem. ia Cunningham dem
Thomas steers. rep. 17-C. B. Elliott, dem.
o-rbos. McGroarty, dem. 10-GeoFgs q. Fisher, rep.
The next Common Council will therefore stand four
teen democrats ana six republicans
TIE sUYKRyIs0Rs ELECTED.
Ward Ward
2-Thomas Nelson, dem. l2-Thomas Foran dem
EVAN n johnson, dem. H-Oweu Deineip, dem.
CIV. J. OSBORN, dem l6-John r. White rem
S--Jamss Woodhead, rep Isl A. whitehall dem
l0--James B. Hall, dem. 20-Wm. n. Little, rep.
Tho Board Of Supervisors will stand thirteen
and seven republicans
The democrats elected their candidates for Justices Of
the Peace By large majorit ies. ~ follows
Dist Dist
John Demar. l-Zacharah VOORHEES,
3-Ihomas H. Reilly. 6-Thomas Eames
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fUSAI fIoo,VSo, oVo
Amount OF debt less cash in the Treasury $240 500 $50
The foregoing is a correct statement Of ihs pubic
debt appears from books reasurers returns
In the Department. the 1st Of November 1867.
HUGH koCULLOcH,
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EMBEDDING independent
Democratic majority on Joint ballot In 1867 ..... II
Republican majority on JOINT ballot IN 1899 ......, 90
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y. II. W'HITI.y-G r. CO..
No. III North Fifth Street.

m ST. LOUIS. NO
REST Assortment Of Sheet Music and Nh.
- sic Books in the West. Pianos Organs and Musical
H-fchsndiss n every description the lowest rates
Orders hy mail promptly Astsnded to- nsv2s-sm
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.N.aRSDEJN,S
VEGETABLE slNlTIvE PILLS

Are ,urely Vegetable fss from any Mineral Nercrrial
Preparation, and compounded With great care
They may b. relied on In all casss Of
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For Sale.
A VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
n tvostory Brick Dwelling House. with roons.
cellar and ctssrn- full Lot With 1rAms Stable and
variety Of grapes and other fruit. etuats Fulton
strsst, between 9Th ssd1th essssss. ynaeirs q
jan1Sd Real kstats Agent.
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Constipation, Bilious Disorders, Nervous or
Sick Headache, Gout or Rheumat-
ism, Dyspepsia, Dropsy,
And I'll Affections OF the Liver, the most prompt, safe
and rsIable Medicine Known. They active snd mild
being particularly designed for the Billious Dsases Of
the Southern aud Western etatss. when timely ID
mnstered they viii - found sAoaetcas h Bilious and
Rsnittent Tsves Fever and Agus, costivsnsss Collie
wesas Pain In the Bowels Heartbura, Nasussoce In.
digestion. Pain in the Heed Back Breast and in al
csses where Cathastc IL required Their great sxcsl
lssss CONSISTS II this, thAt they oe1poandsd IRON
Ne sonesaAssd virtass Of ths medicinal substances d
which tAsy composed consequently tAsy have fss
greater potency and far remedial sset than thu
same medicinal substasess, whether mixed Or sdninis
tered singiy.
AARsDIM's sANArTvB PILLS WI b fossA isvalu-
nhls pfsysativs Of the many Bilious Dissasss inc
dental TO the eoathssn ecantrysuch Yellow Fewer
JsanAscs Liver Ce1plaints Inssrnittsat sad Rsntssat
Powers Bilious Fever, Bilious Collie, Bilious Dyssatsry
aad DiArrhss, Calls, Fever. &c.
KERR 4 FULLER,
wholesale and Retail Agents for Kseknk.
BunsnAn Van ecaAAcs, Wholesale DsuegisA, chi
sago, 0snsral AEsats ~ Northwest asc1-dsw1sn
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1cusoIED 1nE AD-HnDlDUTrERITE

kkUuR5ORED DnE
Amongst the crowd Of bread and- bnttsr Re-
Ysta;ssss ssssAtsp - - Aaaiai1aAAisA
and appointed to Office, it seems there was >
colored individual in Waskngtoo City. This
|ssusen hAs ssssaaly bssa appointed hy tAs
Secretary Of the Treasury, who il 6ercs
Johnsonits, and ahnsss Congress - "Con.
st;tasion tinkers,' 70 : position in the Treas.
ury Department And thereupon some Cop
perheads sst up howl that tho Republicans
are appointing negroes TO Office and rejecting
soldiers. But the Coppsrheads and the John.
soni.es united their forces At Philadslphia,
snd no Radical Republican has hess sSpoins-
ID 10 ofice since ina any department. Of De Gov
Arnment. Aud they need not undertake 70
charge the Republican party with any Of their
Appointments. That Is too shallow trick.
Still, We venture TO surmise, that the sp>
pointment of Abraham Lincoln's colored SER
rant, was better appointment than nine out
pf ten made BY the Administration within the
last twelve months.
The EMPEROR NAPOLEON is almost - hber-
u in the uss Of the personal pronoun, l, ~
the "humble individual" who has been striv-
Ing to set up my Policy over the will Of
the people, and in usurpatiop Of dictstorial
power.
i The tone OF these individuals, Who both
profess to have such supreme regard for the
interests and the Constitutional Liberties Of
their country, 10 monstrously alike.
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mr.. =. nRYAx.
Schenrk's Sea weed Tonic.

This medieiae, tsv-sscdsy ". J. u. seBrscs,
rffhtsdcirlsia- b istradr,i to dissolve die fscd
Ifnd make u intp ehy,ue, the 6rst process Of
fiisesiien. ., elrsnsiag the stomach with
fSessnck's Mandrake rili.. the Tonic secn res
}farss the sppriit.. and fa.d ,hss cssld not be
s'''en before issias 1t vii be easily digested.
rcnsan,.siaa easpas b. cured by Sehenek's
fslnokic syrup usless the stomach and liver
ma,tc heatthy and the appetite restored.
pence the Tonic and Pills are required In near
T y every ease Of consumption. A half DOZEN
BEETLES Of the sEAwEED TONIC and three or
5leur boxes Of the MANDRAKEPlLLs will cure
10y osdtssry case cf dyspepsia.
". Sehcnrk makss prefessinnAl sisits 10 New
,srk. Boston. and a bis rrincipal 0iIice In
fh,lsdeiphia eyesy week. See daily papers Of
.ch place, Or his pamphlet on consumption for
n. days far sieifstion.
Please observe, whea purchasing. that The
we tikcncssss az tic Doctor. one when In the
ss stskr Of Consumption, and the other a. be
low =: Y psffsct heath. arr On The aovern-
Mold ~ IN prwgeisss and Dealers, price 81. 10
sr hst,ls, r. 81. 50 The half dorrp. An letters
~ advice mould be addressed " DE-. searscs's
siseips oi6ce, No. Is NORTH 9Th Street, Phil
Gsasssl vAelsssls Asess pems, Barnes
VI e, =. VI 3, z. Hssss psisinore, Nd;
aysir. chAessa. HI csIiIns Isrost, ~. Louis.
70. X q 1N de, a 4 xrs
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Notice of Personal Discharge.

I'M application by petition in writing OF
Joux u. PowDER. of Carroll county, to
the Circuit court Cor Carroll county, for the
benefit of the isth Article Of the code Of
Public General Laws of the State Of Mary
land. entitled inSolyeuts, a schedule Of his
property and a Isl cfthe debts due him, with
The names Of bis debtors. and also list Of
the debts due from him with the names of
his creditors, verified by afiidav.t, boisg al,
uexed 10 his said petition, and heins salts
fed thai the said .fohn ID. Powder. has Al No
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