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Proposals.
pRoPosALs FOR BRICK LODGE.

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ATLANTA, "a, Dec. !. 1865.
us 4 p,GSs:s s si ar III oss %s
terial and erecting Brick Lodge BuildinE at the
Na,lSn,l =. CspstSsry; a. rlC,ftence. e.. aeeordpg
O ~, Charleston, &, O,
The usual requirements will be sxacted.
Proposals. sh2uld DO In triplieate, indorsed,
Proposals for Brick Lodge" and addressedto to
Brevet B1s. Gen, q. NJ. U. s. a.. cS cSisf q. NJ.
Dep. OF the South, de1.td
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ID R o P o s A L S.
HsAp0uAnrsRs prrAnyMssr OF DAKorA. I

HEApeuARrsRs DEPARrNBsr OF DAkorA,l
oryIoB CaIEr oUAnrERxAaIrR,
ST. PAUL, MIHH,, Oct. 10, 1865.
be plans and spselaeaions On Ale In ihis
ings At Fort Tctten, D. 4. The bids will be in de-
tail TO conform 70 the and plans STORE.
be required separatelyi and for the material In
whole or part aeeording 10 the requirements Of the
done by the contractor. . ....
This Invitation Is made only TO men Of business
are In condition 70 do what II 10 desired to hAyo
done on the part Of the Government
8, B. HoLABIRD,
ocZ}-td Deputy O. NJ. 0eneral. U. 9. A.
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DRoPosALs FOR SUPPLIES.
HEADa RS DEPARTN'T OF THE CUMBERLAND,
OFFICE CnIEF Con-. OF supsIsrENCE. y

HEADa'Rs DEPARTN'T OF THE CuNBERLASD,)
OFFICE CHIEF Con-, or SUBSISTENCE,
LorIsvILLE, KY, Dec. 8, ls6s.
Sealed proposals. (which must be In duplicate,
with copy OF this advertise ehed to each,
will be received until l2 o'clock IN, THURSDAY,
December l7th, lsds. for furnishing the following
800 barrels new Mess Pork.
Loo pounds new Dried Beef. canvassed. In bar
rels or boxes.
500 barrels Fancy Grade Flour, best cooperage.
1000 pounds Hard Bread, in new barrels, TO bO
baked aud delivered as required.
1000 pounds Rice, new crop.
1900 pounds new Lard, in and pound cad
~ kits white Fish, % pounds to kit
2,0O pounds Dried Apples, In half barrels.
1000 pounds Dried Peaches, In half barrels.
30 cans Green Peas.
100 pounds pure Ground Cinnamon.
loo do do do Gloves.
l0l DO do do Ginger.
100 do DO do Allspice.
a0 pounds Mustard. In half-pound cans, and
The Allspice, Cinnamon and Ginger to be packed
PACKAGES the Gloves In 4-Ounce tin cases, and in
pound wooden packages
The above stores to be OF the very best quality,
full weight, perfectly pure, and free from impuri
ties, and no charge for packages will be allowed.
samples required to be offered with tho bids.
Proposals must be enclosed in sealed yelOpe In
dorsed Proposals for (name the article),' and
addressed to the undersigned.
The usual conditions Of my Advertisements must
be strictly complied with. NJ Z. SMALL,
del2 Breyet Brig. Gen. and @. s.
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decd Mai. Bns RS. ,Bvt. Col. o. s,A.
DRoP0sALs FOR ARMY TRANSPORTATION
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF DAkoTA.)
ORRIoE CHIRR QuARrERMAsrER, I

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF DAKoTA,)
sorPsISE P.r, csIHs Miss auhayhEsiisssssH' sT s isss
ssd ia.5sS X. taTsf
r for the WasqS
APIl snd ending March 81 is5o fSr that 6nulin
tnat mea ht
beginning May ], 1909. for the yearly contract o
ment Of Dakota. The object Of the contract Is to
s PHiE PSw RS sSdRs
described Distrioti to haul baggage or supplies to
.ary opefations within thstpar Of Montana Terri
tory as above described
Montana shall not exceed hve million pounds,
"Sa "tSasIs win state the rate pcr on. hundred 200,
p9unds per one SHndrsd tiSOj mil for sach month
n the year, commencing April I. lsde, and ending
Bidders should give their names in full. as wOll
as their places Of residence, and each proposal
aSqS ss BE S SosS S SS %G Of
more responsible persons, guaranteeing that In
sSs;s @ iAs ths slly as9Ss RSsp1.n s IL
The NIL BE- and i and
e sssofasaeS Wiz S'fR Ike isrs " shs
mont.
Satisfactory evidence Of the solyeney Of zach
bidder and person offered as security will be re.
:. Proposals must be indOrsed Proposals for Army
tertaiasd unless they fully comply Wv with tho Re.
qnirements of this advertisement;
prepsIsd q e execute the Contract at once % and 70 70
give the REQUIRED bonds for the faithful perform.
The right % reject any and all bids that may be
offered Is reserved.
The contractor must be n rsadInoss for service
to have place Of business or agency at which he
may be communicated with promptly agd readily,
saeh othsT pOih, may be indicated as the start.
" ffopcsais for !6o sbeyO will be reeeiyod at Fort
nSs sniSE e. Tg'or y Ast Sfpsr's b!rss SGa
Montana, and at ,salpt Paul, Mlnnosota, until
February l'' 1850. by the uns'T;'sSSsSSi sSSi ,nrpp
Deputy o. NJ. General U. s. L., Chief auSrtcrlaa..
ter department Of Dakota. deeI-td
PROPOSALS FOR WOOD.
HEADGrAHrERs FIrTH MLLITAkr DIsrMcT.l
STATE hr.TIs Gr TEN; TSSis orEs5Sf EUy g. q 4 9s T.
at 81. oss Sn ss f. &
m With qSS Sy y hard Wood
day Of DScSmbor, is6S, Va! ''' W 'A' '"''' H'''
San Antonio, Fort Mason,
FORT Clark, Fort Stockton,
Camp Verde, Fort oniinau,
Fort 0rinln, Fort Concho,
Fort Mckayatt, Fort Richardson,
Camp CoucOrdlA.
Delivery 70 be made at such time and IN sqGh
Quartermester's Department on duty q! the place
Of reeeiVal may designate, the wood ~ be subject
to his inspeetlon. -
Separate bids are invited for each post, Rnd the
price per cord 70 each place must be clearly stated
and each bid lnless the responsibility Of the bid
der Is Otherwise sAtisiaetOTiy made known at this
oiiee, must be accompanied by guarantee Of At
least two persons. (wh hose responsibility nust be
certified by a clerk Of court OF TecOrd) that the
bidder is COM eient 10 carry out the contract II
awarded TO hIm and that he viii give the required
bonds theTefoTI aud each bidder will state his
place Of residence,
Bids must be plainly iudorsed "Proposols for
Wood at -" aud addressed to the uuder'
By command Of Brsvst Major General ] J Ley.
Byt Brtg. uea. SGlC. q N, &h ANitsEy rls,
tuct. aJ'. "a
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JUDs0Y RIyER IMPROVEMENT.
UNITED STATES EseisRER OFFICE, |


No. n STATE STREET, I
Sealed prSposals VIII b. Isseiysd at this 9tlse 9tlse
for work and materials for the Hudson River I'm.
provement, between Troy and New Baltimore, as
l. For q, 900 cubic yards, more or less Of Bubble
stone, delivered In the dikes, and leyeled on top
For l32 900 feet more or less, Piles, Oak Pine.
Chestnut, Spruce or Hackmataek: Piles to be not
less than twelve inches In diameter at the butt,
90 900 feet of them TO be more than % feet long
For Driving ls0 COO feet Of Piles, more or less.
Z. Fer the Timber Work on 2,OOO feet, more or
less, Of full dixie.
Q. For 0,O00 pounds, more or less, Of one-inch
Wrought Iron Spike. without heads.
Bids Will be received for 30 much per onbie
yard delivered for Stone. 70 much for Eanning foot
Forms Of proposals may be obtained at this Of
ace, and no bid will bo received unless made Of
the printed form, and properly certified
Specimens Of Stone and Iron, plans and speeih.
cations Of Timber Work, aud maps OF the river
showing s0undings, &c., can be seen at this olce,
where all possible Information will bo given 10
parties desiring to bid.
Successful bidders will bo req quired to ener into
contract with the Uulted States, with good and
sufficient sureies, stamps for contracts and bonds
to be furnished by the contractor.
The United States reserves the right to reject all
bids deemed disadvantAgeous.
By order Of Brcvet Maj. Gen, John Newton.
| JOHN N. WILSON,
decd Mai. Bng RS. ,Byt. Col. U. s. a.
DRoPOsALs FOR ARMY TRANSPORTATION.
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Billiards.
Bookbinders

EDWARD LYCRTT,
Il HOOK. BINDER AND PAPKR-RULER.
No. III PennsylyAniA avenue, between Tenth aSd
Eleventh streets. south side.
Books elegantly or plainly bound. Periodicals
nd Newspaper carefully attended to
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WASHINGTON. D. c.,
Chartered by Special Act OF Congress,
Approved July %, 1868.
CASH CAPITOL or ONE MILLION DOLLARS.

MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD:
J. x. BARNES, Surgeon General United States
p. HoRWiTz, Chief Medical Department
United States Navy, Washington.
D. W. BLISS, N. D., Washington.
The advantages offered by this Company are.
itiss National Company, chartered BY speea
act Of Congress, 1865.
A paid up capital Of u ,00o, 200.
II offers low rates Of premium.
ltfurnishes larger Insurance than othor companies
for the same money.
II Is definite and certain In Its terms.
II is a home company In every locality.
Its policies are exempt from attachment.
There are no unnecessary restrictions In the pol
icies.
Every policy is non -forieitable
Policies may be taken which pay to the Insured
their full amount and return all the premiums, 80
that the insurance costs only the decrease on tho
Policies Will DO issued that will pay to the in
sured during life annual income OF tenth the
amount named In the policy.
No extra rate Is charged for risks upon the lives
Of females.
| q cost that dividends will be impossible. - =
| A LOCAL AGENT is WANTED IN EVERY
| COUNTY, and applications from competent par
ties for such agencies. with suitable Endorsements
| should be addressed to the Company's General
| Agents only In their respective districts.
Circulars, Pamphlets, and full particulars giyer
on application at the otice Of the Company in this
| city.
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Intelligence Office.
Educational.
MODERN LANGUAGES.

MODERN LANGUAGES.
Professor DANIEL Z. oRouX, formerly tesohe
lumbar Colleges. b. g.. and who has been very
successful during many years In impartinE the
knowledge Of FTonch, Spanish and German, will
make arrapgements With schools and private
TIanslAtlons made, also, from the Italian. Swed-
ish. Danish, Dutch, 40, For terms, apply at his
{snssT building, between D and : street. Wash
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cssssEs lfErc1fu N tsNIrM rusrrE.

The French military periodicals have laterly de.
voted many articles 70 the relations between France
and Germany, none OF which have been written IN
tone na.tering TO Prussia The Journal des Sciences
Anitatres contains an article headed "Changcs Ef-
fected in Central Europen VI which the text Is Prus
sas recent gains which are summed up sfollows:--
OF the twenty-five States excluding Prussia, which be.
fore the of 1886 formed Northern Germany, Prus-
sia has swallowed up four-H anover Electoral Hcsse,
Nassau and frankfort-and las organized the re-
naming twenty-one under her own drcc-
ton into the Northern Confederation. AT
the hrst war she will declare the annexation
pure and simple, not only OF that remainder,
but OF Germany to the south OF the Main, should
circumstances prove favorable This would, doubt
less, be great simpllhcation OF geographical
studies, but what . menace towards France and
Austria would such an aggregation OF more than
400oO,0o0 OF inhabitants be, acting like wedge be-
tween the two Catholic Powers. and erecting q Pro.
testant Germanic empirew The twenty-five States
which now form the Northern Confederation and
their population are as follows:-Two kingdoms
Prussia 240ooooo 10 % ooo ana saxony 1880 ooo
Four grand duchies--the two MecklenburQs
Schwerin and Strelitz, 100000; OdeDburg and
Saxe-Wcimar, 300 900 EACH Five duchics--the three
saxes, Altenburg, Coburg- -Gotha aud Meningcn.
about $50. 900 each; Anhat 10000 and Brunswick,
100000 inhabitants. Seven priHcipalities-Reuss
Greitz and Reuss Scnleitz 100000 the two schwartz.
burgs, Rudolstadt and sonderhausen, 100000; the
tive Iippes, Detm0ld and Schaumbufg 10000, ard
waldsck, 10000. Three free towns-Hamhups
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Hri j sssi. e .ss ss. Aas s.sss!
ss' I sSssSsstass ss
s tsss. Ssss:. sr Al s
cAs:s s Rs
Providence Sarah FAlconer Wilson, rswasiss fGF
sSssw og
NYsrk for Hyal9s sais Centre Fass' Fan River TOT Ne"
john as BARLOW New Bedford yns h.,,: sGs s.:
Lewis, Taylor Providence for do Lady Adams Evans
sehrs Stevens sudey, Bristol for NYorh John Lo.srs
sss1s iSs NJ S Assorn sooEisnd New
HohTica kos kss'sDoss rGr q. .cn BENTLEY
Sassa es ssais yASs
sallsdnsshTs fssgspS Grsssey Rico; Revenus.
.si, c BARTLETT ana
.na sor Boston 70, rh.dspha Thos H Rock
New Bedford Albany George Albert NYors for Bo:
NE% MAysS o schr. Eliza Young EN-
'"if "PmLADEIiHiA, Nov s-Arryed steamship. Star. and
a e els sesI @
ss SsEsrsYn 1Sss Ssis Buzz Buzz
scIs.IsS stss$shp Norman. Srows Boston bar. Maria
css Cam e
ae % Mnd aS s.d
London; Lizzie Frambrss sragspoTt casli.s Resss.
kerr Belfast; Grace Watson ickerson Norwalk Boics,
Yates; Reindeer Bacon, and Seal Podgett Salem Rebeccs
Florence Rich Open Sea, Goombs and n Moore Nicker.
sS .ss esss
smith, Commercial Point Agate Nangier, Provincetown
e Nov & 1ssse and sor Laura
Bridman, from Philadelphia for Boston, this
morning. Bark Fora for London and brig Waveey for
Odessa the Breakwater; the waverley had fore
ssSEa sW 0r0Asn ana 0ens ''pp"ea WIN new one VINO
PORTLAND: Nov o Arrived, brig Paragon shute, Phila.
Cieared-Brig Hasse, Thombs Matanzas schr David
Faust, Lord Satilla River, Ga.
PORTSMOUTH, Nov 6--ATived, schr Sampson,
Arrived previous 9TH, schr McCauey, Cain, Phla-
Arrived Lower Harbor 9th, schr Mary Anna, Lehman,
PIWTUCKET, Nov Sailed, schr White Rock, Heaney,
PROVIDENCE, Nov s-Arriyed schrs Albert Thomas.
Taylor wachaprisue, Va Bnnne, Funnel; Julian Nel'
son, Cavaler A Babcock, Smith, and Carrie Holiness
Holmes, Alexandra; v Cook, Fakenbrg; Ireands
Ireland, and Mnroy, Champion, Georgetown, DC;
NYork.
saIedSchrs Glover, Ingersoll, Georgetown, DC;
Terry Raynor Philadelphia; Mary MeIshon, Brghtmans
Rondou Adeia Kelley, Young; veranda, Pond and HarS
ROCKLAND, Nov 4-sailed schrs Oregon, Gott; Union,
SAN FRANCISCO Oct 2e-Cearsd, brig venecia utal)s
SAVANNAH, Oct S1-Arrived, bark Leopoldine Fraudo
! (NG), Weack, Sagua for Queenstown.
Nov 2-Saed, schr Wapela. Ship Emerald Isle towed
down to Venus Point Sd inst to finish loading.
shsaled, steamships San Jacinto, Atkins and Hunts.
s1LEM Nov 5-Arrved, schrs Francona, Treworgy; J n
Warrenton Lord Eswor III for NYork; Harriet Fuller WI
lard Portland for do.
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FOREIGN ART NOTES.

The great italian artist, Michael Cauzio, author of
the magnificent works at the villa Pallavicin and
the stotue OF Columbus In Genoa, died recently at
the age OF eighty-one years.
The Roman Correspondence says:-The excava-
tions along the Tiber have not only given Baron
visconti during the week some enormous blocks OF
rare marbles, such as African and Cipon, but have
led to the discovery OF a new quay, in perfect
state OF preservation.
Titan is being exhibited in the Palazzo Moceingo
OF Venice, which belongs to the Protestant COM
munity OF that CITY, The subject is the Savior, who
holds In HIS left hand globe representing the
world, while His right hand is raised In the act Of
blessing.
An interesting discovery has just been made at
Paris OF portrait OF Marie de Medic, OF the date OF
1902, when the Queen was twenty-eigh years Of age
Her Majesty Is represented in the fiOrid style OF
Rubens, with large collar OF guipure, on her neck
half covering necklace OF white pearls to which is
attached cross In bright steel over a dark silk
moirde dress. with band set with precious stones
round the waist. The blond hair Is crisped and
rolled round the head and surmounted with small
black cap The eyes, OF blush gray, are fun Of lie
and tmpart great animation to the picture The
treatment OF the accessories and the execution OF the
work leave no doubt that II is the production OF the
younger Porbus.
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FOREIGN MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS,

royal decree has been issued al Lisbon suppress
ing the Council OF Public Instruction. This step is
said to have been taken from motives OF economy.
At Ancona, Italy. during the night some unknown
Individual spread coat OF black paint over the
Bourbon coat Of arms above the door Of the Spanish
consulate.
drinking eighty-four cups OF coffee for q wager A
cup OF strong salt and water poured down hs throat
IN time saved his life.
young reprobate 1t ST. Cosme, France, hanged
himself while ab0ring under the effects OF continued
intoxicati0n. On beng discovered and cut down in
time he Immediately ran OF 10 the cafe ana recon-
menced his libatiOna.
The Paris G0ulois afflrms tnat the Pope intends
convoking oil the Chevalfers OF Malta and restoring
the order to It's former renown. 1t was founded to
pies-the Order OF st. John OF Jerusalem. The cos.
tune OF the Chevaliers will consist Of long black
mantle, 0rnamented with white cross with eight
points,
An extraordinary charge has been made before
the Preston magistrates in connection with a flre
which took place some months ago at cotton mill
in that town. The charge is that the mill was inten
tionaly set on fire. at the instigaton OF the owners
by two men In their employ. The case so far rests
entirely on the evidence Of single witness named
Smith.
The Duke de Montpensier, it appears, made him.
self unpopular at Seville by his extreme niggardli
ness He spent his time writes La Liberte, In pur-
chasing estates at low rate and selling oranges at
high price, and remained perfectly foreign to the
politics OF the country. The Duke may have inher-
tied his 1ather's economic ideas as well as his apt-
tude for anassing wealth.
The latest accounts from China and japan show
the prospects OF the Christian missionaries be any
thing but encouraging in those countries. AT Yang
chow, Mr. Taylor the head OF the Protestant mission,
and his party have narrowly escaped death ut the
hands OF mob Of infuriated Chinese, some thou
sands strong, who attacked and burnt the mission
house, and decree laying the Christian religion
under formal interdict has been posted up at H0-
mura q I'd the gates OF Yokohama. The placards de-
scribe Christians as the Devilish sect" The British
ard American consus have actively nterfered on be-
half OF the injured missionaries.
The Figaro says:-"A rumor was lately current
that NJ Marfori had left for Brussels to demand sat
isfaction from M. Rochefort for some offensive re-
marks In number OF the LGnte,ne. We had not
advercd to this subject from the fear OF circulating
a statement without foundation. We however have
doubt on the subject The tntendant Of the Ex-
Queen Is In Belgium and intends to send his seconds
to R0chelOrt.n The Liberte states that duel with
pistols took place yesterday between Rochefort and
Marfori and that the former had his right collar
bone broken.
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CLEARED.

Steamship City of Antwerp eBr,, Siehorc, Lvcrpool-J
Steamship yazoo, Hodges Havana and New oreans-Liv-
ingston, Fox 4 Co.
Steamship Gen Meade Sampson, New Orleans Samuel
steamship George Washington Gsgcr. New oreans-H B
steamship Merccdta Sterkey, Fernandina-I X Roberts
s.esmahig Euterpe, Gates hey West and Gavss,onC n
Steamship san Salvador Yickcrson savannah--w Oar.
Steamship Montgomery, LYON savannah--R Lovsen.
Steamship Manhattan, Woodruff, Charleson-H Morgan
steamship Mary Sanford Moore, wilmirston, Hc.Jamcs
steamship Ellen Terry, chapln, Newborn, Nc--nuray,
steamship Niagara, Brakeman, Cry Point and Richmond
Steamship isaac Bell Bourne NorioS--N L McCrcady.
Steamship Empire. Price. Alcxsnd-a--James Hand.
Steamship G knight, Denly Georgetown, pc-Ph'lirs
s,sstaship Neptune Baker. Bos,on--w Ptvds
Steamship wamsut,a, Fish, new Bediord-Fergison A
sssx Polo q o. Mnssch Falmouth for orders via
BarS fveyn fBr, jenkins cad,z- Hsrbecks 3 Haisey.
Bark Jennie Enngwood tBr,, Elknswood. Phiadepbla-
Brig saiiero (Sor) Hoyn, Konigsbers-Funch Mencke
Hg Ane chrisiins tpan,, Anderson, oporso- -runcb,
Bris sawannee, Simpson. Dena-ars--E Smith.
Brig Harciss Mo- seenbrock 81 Tsomas-sdye Brock.
Orig JOHN Freeman, Baker. Mobile y Hur!but 4 co.
schr Comet (Nu) Clps,, Pernhnbuco and Babs-w sa-
schr Hync Glover 81 kits ami 81 BartsPenIs,on Co.
schr W Springs, Hasey Kingston, Js-A II Solomon
schr Wings of the Morning, Mcfarland. Easau-xoss& 4
scsr Lizzie Br,, ssphsn, iisl'is, Steel Gamble.
schr Caldwell, Mccormick, Cbarcs,ons L Mccrcady
scbr John Lymeburner, o-cu,I Wilmington, Nc-Byan
ssl schr 9 Latham, EldrIdse, gorfos-c Staples
schr ida jayne, Jayne, baltimore Brini siaghi
| sehr Trenon Martin, Wilmns,on, Del-o Racket 4
scsr Ars.,c, nss'y rsI,sou.n ss. NV Brown Co.
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MISCELLANEOUS
SARSAPARILLIAN
ANU
ITS ASSOC GATES.


This great remedy is the true beaufer; It gives 10 all
clear and beautiful complexion and healthy skin,
bright and clear and whose sight has become
impaired by age disease will enable them clear
and distinct without the aid OF glasses Persons who
aghtsd-t will not remove this infrmy, but viii keep
the sight good and where there defect OF vision from
disease will remove the and restore the sight few
will all Pimples Botches Pustues Bemishes,
Sores, Black Spots Worms and will cure Salt Rhoum,
Bois Ulcers letters. Sores Of all knds Fever Sores Hu.
and IN fact variety Of skin diseases, Erupuons,
Spots &c. In all these simple ailments its In purify
ing the blood s nke magic and the blood after using the
and strength and to those of sluggish torpid and lans
guild refrehes, invigoraes and rejuvenaes
themmakes them feel as they full of life and drives
away all melancholy and unhappy feelings
Another class OF complaints which buchu and remedies
OF this class II ed cures rapidly and is commended BY
all ~ far superior to buchu.
In OF gravel brick dust deposits difficulty Of passing
water distractions In the urethra irritation Of the bladder
and all diseases of the Kidneys bladder womb &c its power
f curative influence Ia wonderful The controlling remedial
agent IN the Resovenl for this class of diseases the Pa
Rea Brsya This great remedy assisted by the fuci ana
and promotes the healthy action the Kidneys and through
the compensatng and soothing influence OF the
the secroyy vessels OF the skin harmonic with the kidneys
Hence have the lungs liver skin and kidneys harmonic
ing with each other and each sacretng and dscharng the
respective constituents. few doses Of the Kesovent win
relief in the most distressing There is remedy that
win cure all forms Of kidney complaint quick the sAk-
SAPARILIIAN RESOLvENT.
Dr.. RADWAYeS SARSAPARILLIAN RES0LvENT re.
pairs the waste Of the body supplies strength
and purity TO the blood and stops all forns of decay and all
Is. Dr. RSD~AY CO i osce 81 Maiden lane Sold also
by druggfsts everywhere.
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appear Those concerned do not expect to piece to
succeed AT the Surrey Watts Rhinjp;s Land
essa BesSSS sSS rs s nS sSa Dasss nss aTs aTSs
the Rachel case, greatly amuses the Pit.
is now closed. AZ the Sadler's Wells .'LoIf fon by
Gaslightn-s1other version OF Dalys play-and .sRo-
meo and Juliet" are on the bills. Mr.. Airclaugh
gagged here. The appearance of Mr.. Eart Lemon,
editor Of Puac In the character Of FrAlstsf at the
Gallery OF Illustration Regent street. b the recent
sips are now chatting, and win take place on Monday
next
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~ uUpU WU<~E
Ion 80 ii had Inodsr.ss weather up 70 W - AN: sincs
steamer. cihs csllS ~ssI xss launched fror -
sons are -Lengh Of ieel ITO "a. Oct So Her aimen.
Ssesa S S
H.ssa sss asy. with sas.
+ had he's sd heavy and NE gales; Oct 81 and Nov
ison, aew with great violence, the vessel lying in the
of the sea Tor II hours and aboring heavily split
sehr Paul sesvey of B.nsor, Lowell Salt cay IT, 4 days.
WIN SAT- 70 Iqn nros Had heavy weather and mas been
schr Sacramento, Lee, Egg Harbor.
schr Joseph, Ireland, Egg Harbor
schr sarah james, Hobbs Calais Fall River where
schr John stugess RYDER Bangor Farhaven, where
schr y bartlett, Virgins, Salem for Philadelphia.
phia.
schr Grace Girdier, Smith, Boston FOR Georgetown.
schr Mary frce, Harrison, Plymouth for Philadelphia
Schr Connectcnt, Stephenson, Providence.
snhr Chase, Collins, Providence for Rondout
Schr Mary Roman Wilson, Bristol
schr John Walker Davis Warren.
Schr Gust, Lynch. Hartford for Philadelphia
schr Sunbeam, Ryan, Hartford for Philadelphia.
schr Joseph 4 Potts. Allen, New Haven.
Schr Blast Parker, New Haven for Elizabethport.
Schr jackson, Pressy, Bridgeport.
RETUsNEp-s Steamship Gen Meade Sampson hence for
$50 NJ when near the Scotland Lightshp, into the
steamship Marmion, Capt Farcoth Savannah for this
port striking her the starboard sde amidshps and sink
Ing her to the msn deck from her part q
receiving considerable damage, she having feet of
water IN the forward compartment.