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One day last week, Mr.. Knox. agent
OF the Freedmen's Bureau in Athens
Georgia, shot Tom Friersou, "a Young
man belonging to one OF the most ne.
spectable families of Athens.r The
bullet entered the leg above the Knee.
lnnlcttnB dangerous wound. THO
cause OF thecollision Is not 'ataIed.
Near Rusk, Texas, n few aavs apo
Mr.. s. u. Smith was shot by a Conc ;
ed assassin, the whole load Of nine
slugs, each Weighing over an ounce, en-
tering his stomach, causing n fright ful
wound, from the effects OF which no
died the next day. His son-In.lsw. w.
d. Norris, was committed 10 iail.
charged With the murder,
Near Montgomery, Montgomery
county, Texas, Jew DAYS ago. Waiter
Il, brennan shot and killed a man
named Cline, and three DAYS afterwarfi
the murdered mans wife, Mrs. Sarah
A. Cline, was married to her husbandss
slayer, when they both lied. They
We're pursued and captured near Travis.
anu taken back 70 Montgomery. ~
"A dispatch from Batesvflle. Arkan.
sas, states that Captain Edward W
thompson, Acting District ATTORNEY IN
Ann, was shetsaand nortally
wounded by persons Who took offenct
NJ MS voting Tor Grant. Thompson wa
SEeTlS Captain in the First Maine
battery and Twelfth Maine reOiment
ana was SON OF Hon, A. b. TbSmnsoT
OF brunsWick, Maine. II =
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THEPARAGUA1AN IMRRoGLIO.

secretary seward 60 Secretary WeIIeS
...InsfFnotIOns Forwarded 10 Rear
Admiral Davis.
The following note OF the Secretary OF
State to the Secretary of the Navy, is
understood to indicate the orders which
have been given to General Mcmahon
and Admiral Davis, on the subject Of
the Paraguayan difficulties. .-
DEPARTMENT DE STATE.
WAsHINeroN, ID. c.. Nov. ~, y
To the hon. Gideon Welles, Secretary Of
yba N0,,b.
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NAPOLEON CAvENDER, OF Elk town
ship, Kanawhn county, was instantly
killed by a falling tree on the night Of
the 10Th inst. Mr. Lavender and 9th.
ers were out hunting and cut down a
tree for game. The tree fell in a differ
ent direction from that anticipated.
Mr.. C. was holding The light, and was
undoubtedly blinded by 1t, so that he
did not see the direction the falling
tree was taking. 1t struck him, and he
was instantly killed.
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a MKET1No of the stockholders of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Com
pany commenced Thursday morning
In the Capitol at Richmond. A lively
skirmish occurred between the respec-
tive friends of Wickham and Fontaine,
the rival candidates for the presidency
Each party chose a temporary chair
man. and refused to recognize The OPP
Posite faction. A comPromise was
made on John d. Balwin for chairman,
and business committees were APP
pninIad.
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CnIsTADORO's HAIR DYE.

To Art we owe thousand graces;
Improving Nature no disgrace Is
So. as gray hair don'tplease the eye, e.I
Use CRIsTADoRo,S MATOHLESS DYE.
~ CrIstadorO's Hair PreserVatIVe,
Striking, astounding. are the Effects pro-
dneed by Cristadoro's Hair Preservative and
Beautiaer. he The hair ever SO why, coarse
and unmanngeable by brush and comb, in
one week tbls article VIII render 1t flexible,
lustrous, and Inclined to curl.
Sold by Druggists, and applied by all Hair
Dresssrz Mandatory No. 6 Maiden Lane,
Principal Depot no. Aston House. 10.
novlS-lmdSR /. - .------ 49, -
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,Tz1 .yasall gTfIfs' 6rs 81 d zsTlft
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I Special gutiffs

CHARTERED BY THE STATE.

ChAlG1EhED BY THE STATE.
DARIUS II MASGHH, President .,-.
-si-- JAMES MERRILL, Secretary
Receives deposits and allows FOUR PER
CENT INTEREST on all Daily Balances,
subject 70 Check at Sight SPECIAL DEPos-
ITS for Six Months, or more, may be made
at fve per cent The Capital OF, ONE NIL
LION DOLLARS BdivIded among over 500
shareholders, comprising many gentlemen
OF large wealth and financial experience,
who are alto personally liable TO depositOrs
for all obligations OF the Company to double
the amount Of their capital stock. AS the
TRUST co. receives deposits
n large or email amounts, and permits them
to be drawn as a whole or In part by CHECK
AT SIGHT and WITHOUT NOTICE, allow.
ing Interest On ALI. DAILY BALANCES, par
lies Throughout the country can keep ac-
counts In this Institution with SPECIAL adj
yantagez of security, Oonvenle oeeand p.ont,
.t- as ataL p7fs1. tlt,.s ijel6-6md&wi {
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0mciHI Vote for PresIae-t In Twcn,v
one States
IN. BRTTTEN, United States consn

Grants majority in fnean states az *
seymours majority in ak tatcS.........iSS7i
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Hov necItneIs pro.uec,i.

Pure blood makes us well, bad blood
makes rssick. Vapors nom poorly digestsd
food in the blood are eofdehEed ynpon the
various organs. and serve 10 make them
grow or repair their waste. Organs made
with n greater or lesser proportion OF kuch
materials cannot be sound. 1.-THE bad cons
dition ofiblood continues but for n few days
or.wehks tho bodyWin be out Of sorts; and n
It continues, 1hs whole OF tho body Sillin
time be renewed with Imperfect blood, and
the health bad: tits In a decIiDe-popniarly
called a consumption. more
Now Brandreth's pills penetrate the whole
mass Of blood, causing the expulsion OF I'M
puFities, the body feels relieved from single
dose-What them may be- expected from
twenty By continuing their use the whole
OF the blood in tina becomes purified. and
the body reconstructed from good material,
the decline stopped. and n new lease OF life
secured. Principal otaee. Rrandreth House,
New York. Sold by all druggists ia aii.cs
novlS.lmd&w II .3z,l4aI!.. si4,iE Nd Il
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.MTSHLER'S HERB Buffers

Is ono OF mercy to suffering humanity. 1t
cannot be too highly estimated, nor TOO
widely suppoFteii 1t battles against disease
in all Its varied forms, and rescues the vic
Tins OF death by Thousands every year The
cures It has erected in tens OF thousands OF
American homes, in hospitals. asylums, dis
pensatorIes and tnfirmarIes, on sea and land,
and wherever 1t is introduced. are admitted
to embrace many of the most remarkable on
record. But, while It Is standard remedy
for long train OF diseases, It is also the
acme OF perfection as a PROTECTIVE medI-
cine. 1t cures permanently and is vitalIz-
ing and strength-renewing agent, while on
theother hand 1t Is a safe means of regulat-
Ing, reinforcing and protecting The human
physique from deleterious influences, Affect
ing health and life. It's the best tonic, cor
receive and alternative In rse.
Sold ever where. "H
DR. s. b. HARTMAN & CO..
Sole Projectors, Lancaster Pa,
And No. %. Market street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
nov21-2W ~
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ATTENTION

Trustee.
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THE controversy about who wrote
"Tear down the Haunting LieD still
RACES. Mr.. VIM. orland Bourne, ofNew
York, has published two or three letters
laying claim to the authorship. The
New York Tribune, however, in which
the poem was published, gives the
credit of its authorship TO miles
O,ReIlley. ~ (Gen. HaIpIne.l
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THE Fairmont Wess YTrgintan comes
60 us this week very much enlarged
aud improved. We trust 1t may have
corresponding enlargement of lis SUBJ
scriptlon and advertising patronage.
A community may always be fairly
judged by the support it gives its local
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"a ! = 81
SIR-A dispatch was received yester-
day from Charles A. Washburne, Esq,
late United States Minister to Para
puaY, which was written at BuenoS
Ayres ON the 26th of September last.
The dispatch shows that y controversy
has been carried on for some time be-
tween him andthe President OF Para
quay. The merits of the controversy can
not be IUeH understood ftIltn a COPY of the
correspondence Itself shall haze been re-
ceiyed, which is now daily expected;
meanwhile, Mr.. Washburne's dispatch
conclusively shows that the situation
of all foreigners, including United
States citizens at Ascuncion, is greatly
imperiled. and that especially Porter O.
Bliss and George F. Waterman, United
States citizens lately In some way con-
nected with the United States I,eTation,
haye suffered personal violence, and
have perhaps been murdered.
A dispatch has been received from
Mr.. Webb, United States Minister at
Rio. in which he states that he request
ed Rear Admiral Davis, commanding
the South Atlantic Squadron, to send
or proceed with adequate naval force to
Mr.. Webb is unable 10 inform the De.
partment whether Admiral Davis
would assume the responsibility OF
complying with his request without
special Instructions from this Govern.
ment. The situation thus presented
seems to me SO critical that have
| Thoughtful my duty to advise the Presi-
dent that the Rear Admiral should be
instructed TO proceed with an adequate
force at once to Paraguay, and take
such measures as may be found neces-
sary to prevent violence to the lives
and property of American citizens
there, and in the exercise of q sound
discretion, to demand and obtain
prompt redress for any extreme insult
or violence that may have been arbi.
trarily committed against the flag o.
the United States or their citizens.
4 have the honor to be your obedIent
servant, WILLIAM 81. SEWARD.
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due hIchmonu evening Mems Bnys |:
we arc INFORMED that Mr.. Hanna had
prior TO the receipt of this note. nre-
pared an article which would It Is hoped
have soothed the feelings OF the family
OF Miss Grant; but we now learn that
the article has been Withdrawn from
the hands of the printer, and its pub
licntiOn, 1t is said, depends upon the
result of an interview between Mr.. e..
a, Pollard and Mr.. Hannn. We are
requested by Mr.. HANNA 10 say TINT
as far rs regards the reported conten-
plated meeting TO request him TO leave
the city, that he shall pay no attention
toapy such threats. - -
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sponsibio dealers everywhere.
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''ChIlaren's Lives SaVed for 80 eenfs.-
Thousands OF Chlldreh die annually gof
Group. Now, Mothers, II you would spend
S9 cents, and always have a bottle 81 Dr..
Tobias Venetian Imminent In the 'hous;ee.
yop never heed fear losInv ye,nrs IiftIeI ioIe
when, attacked With this eoTnplainE d "a
now u years since have put mp my ,Lini-
ment, and never heard of a ehAd divine az
Group when my LIniment was. usSi. mi,
honateds OF cures have been reported TO me,
and many stateif It were SO per bottle tbey
would not be without n; Besides whie6. a.
Is a certain cure for Cuts, Burns, Heaaaehe
Toothaehe, Sore Throat swenIngz. Mnmns
Cole, Diarrhea, DysenteEy, spanns Oh
Sores and Palms Pad In the Ltmbss RacE, ana
Chest, mo. i6hesones tries sc who d eycr
withoutik Is warfanIsa peYfee{Sy "a "a
take Internally. Fnll dtrecsions with every
bottle, Sold BY. the Dtussists ana store
! SeereEs in NC ppitsd States Dspo ID Park
: tss'.s' NJ 1.ii fuesl I.a noVls1makW
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noNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER so.

GEo. ALrRED TowNsEND's LECTURES
To.MoRRow NIanT.-we call attention
to The announcement, under the head
ofnew advertisements, OF this gem
tlemRn's address before the Library
Association tomorrow evening. Re
serve seats for sale to-day and to-mor-
row at Sbeib'a Music Store.
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SOMETHING new.
SOMETHING NEW.
SOMETHING new.
ARGOSYa CLOTH COLLARS
ARG0SY CLOTH COLLARS.
ARGOSY CLOTH COLLARS.

These Collars are sold everywhere at the
same price as paper goods, and viii wear
three times as long.
The trade supplied In wheeling by ANGUS
TUs PoLLAcK. Manufactured by g. w. n.
WARD, New York. 4I a. novl4-lm
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FactorY for Sale.
For Sale and RENT.

PU Ess BAsEMERT ROOMS
u finished offices and Daguerrean rooms IN
second story and rooms for other purposes
1or rent IN my brick block on Main street.
POSSESSION given tmme1iat ely,--------
building lots and dwelling houses for sale.
lots, fronting on Main street and the river
between the Belmont and RtveT-SSids Mills
sixth Ward Also my country place for eaias
',-l.lt ~, THOS. HORNRROOK.
ONCE No. ns7< Main street, above Mon.
roe, MP stairs. ~ feli5-ff
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AT the late meeting of the stoelboId-
s sn OF the ParkersburR Branch RRil.
,S su Company, held on the ga inst
ive ofneers OF the COMPANY yFere
p.stsd, viz p. G. Van WinkIe M
James 1SSs SssE. President. and Messrs.
Gsoroa NSS1 John r. Murdoch and
Johns HonEfns:. o. PArkersbnrg, and
Charles N. qKeyseF, VIM " p pSlI1s
BENJAMIN Deford, ThonSs sSrsa StA "a nm J,
John w. Garrett OF, Ballimore nIr ssssl
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NJ southampton, writes that, having
carefully examined the accounts In
connection with the of the
affairs OF the late. Chaxles! iFarrar
Browne, known TO the world &c IsAf Z.
temus Ward, he Is perteotly satisfied
With the Integrity OF his English exeeu-
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oHcR, when JeH. Davis was crossing
the Capitol Square in Richmond. 4
drnnken North Carolina soldier stop-
Ped him and inquired, ''Say, mfster,ain
SSq EMERSON DavIk2u "Sir,p return-
~ ma me. HEesidsnt. That Is my name. %
look 50 much like 4 ConfeIsrsia ~
age stamp.1 - Stis W y ~ pee7k-
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TAYLoR-NEsBIrr- Thursday even.
Ing, Nov. Goth. 1865, by. Rev. j. II. Mcclure
Mr.. WA- TAYLOR aud Miss MARGARET j
NEsDrrT, boz or this city
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The New York Ii,oss, srS-T..v..,,,u,
,hs ~ neahington Says: SIT Is un5e{ ~ !.
$500 =. ". French, Second A,,Si,ss- ~
tender his reaignation.iS 1AueAsor, wa
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lE gta3'T o. 1910 FRANCIS r. RINCiIl
: Baltimore, No. IL, IS6S! - t1 .. w.
wAsHIs5ar ron, D. @, jan. &. lsss

9. ". 9. Hall, ESQ: General Agent eSLte
oec1trfty LIE ms. aud ATtHs Company, 35dLF-
stats that the amount due on account OF the
1Aie insurance Policy, No! SIS, = Of the late
Edwin o. MorRRnS ESQ. deceased, WINS
promptly paid by your Company when me
same oeSSme dne: Youn, truly, Il ~
-. w. S.FEH0hIIIEA Adm. and Atty
efhis Policy wasior fiye Thousand tioiiaiiIsl
ana one payment only had been made.
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SCUM says that Thanksgiving - :.
n niiSSys slSs es;, him a feeling OF niue
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. d GoRHAN MANUFACTURING CO.,
dn saleSroom No. 3 Maiden Lane. N. y.
novS.d&w41<m 4agaala
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AGENTS WANTFD nv

g. w. s. HALL, General Agent In. No., -
land, Delaware, District OF Colpnbia a,S,1
West Virginia, IS SECOND EF. BAITTTnSHysSiS =.
pplieations for Agency 1t Wbeeijn,g-i
as above, 10 once Of Wheeling INTEI.I.IIt
06Nohh. - [. -. ntyY2S.2fal
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STERLING SILVER WARE

FINE ELECTRO-PLArED WARE.
THE GoRHAMMANUFAC CO.,
OF PROVIDENCE, X. l., having the largest
manufactory OF Solid Silver Ware in the
world, with the nost improved machinery,
and employing the most skilled labor, ale
enabled 10 offer an unequalled variety of
new and beautiful designs in Dinner Ger
vices, Tea Services, and every article special
ly adapted for Holiday and Bridal Gifts.
They offer also their we'll known and I'M
rivalled Nickel Silver EIecLro-Plated Ware,
in which they have introduced new pat
ternsof rafe elegance. The Solid Silver is
guaranteed 10 be OF sterling purity by u. g.
Mint assay. The EIectro-Plats is guaran-
teed to be superior TO the finest shemeld
ware. Orders received from the Trade only,
but these goods may be obtained from re-
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EsI,ayT5sIT;,oII5, r., y5o,I1I,e, S95ES.;s

n EasATsiE oR YoUKG lIEH.
= On Ithel Boon and Abuses incident 10
name Wow 6flttea4Fnenti ana cursl ,sssnt NJ
man. nee Of charge. Address FFIoyyARn
SQQIAfE0tS, Box p. nieipltia. pa
sspSss-end&Wt sai1odiJx no Ian n6J1
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EXTRACT.

g. W. 8. HALI:-Resp'd Friend-I cheer
tnl1y give the use of my name as reference
for The security LIE ISsttrdles and AnHitttV
CnplPd ~ Neho Pork. as i. am well ac-
quHnted with the Ohcars and the senerIli
reputation OF the Company. ~ TT
sit was established by Friends and half OF
the Board aremembers OF that Society. : -
The success OF the Company has been very
Respectfully,
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For Sale.

MY DWELLING HOUSE ON HAMP-
III den street. between Byron and Sixth
SroomS, attic, cellar, gas, e6c.
ocl7 JOHN q. CHANDLER.
For terms enquire Of N. IA HANDLHR r,
at lSt National sank. I- HH- "a
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List of Letters

ID ENIAINING UNCLAIMED IN THE
November 80, 1888.
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J MEDIoAI FXANf1NFRs.1
REFER BY PERMISSION 10

PIof. N r. SMITH, Baltimore, DR.. "A. p.
SMlfH lBalhmores Prof. M =. : IIiScoI.r,
Wash1ngtoni prsJAafFs HALL, BALTIMORE
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Rent.
For Rent.
8aE 1aIe.
Cnmmissfonar,s Sale.

Margaret Waters. GuRrdlanIl
Estella May " %aters, etals. -H An't''
DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE RENDER
ID ed In the above entitled cause on the
Gay Of October, 1888, shall, on WEDNESDAY,,
the 18th day Of NOWHERE, 1858. ut 40 O'Clock
q. m. proceed TO sell AZ the mont door OF the
Court House OF Ohio county, the following
described real estate, or asu11ictency thereof
TO pay the debt mentioned in the bill and
proceedings in this case. ~
First. Lot number thirty.dVe (S5) in
Zanes' Island addition TO the city OF Wheel
ing, as laid out by Henry Moore, ms Trustee
Secondly. Lot number thirty-six $3.50 In
Zane's Island addition 10 the city OF Wheel
ing as laid out by Henry Moore, as Trustee.
Terms OF sale: one-third co OF the pun
chase money cash, the residue thereof NJ six
10y and twelve IN months with interest
from the day of sale, (the purchaser having
the privilege OF paying such amount In cash
at the time of purchase as he may wish to uO)
giving notes with good pelsOnal security 10
secure the paymentOT The deferred install
mentG, and retaining the tito uEtll tho
whole purchase money Il paid.
WILLIAM II. CALDWELL,
GIL CRANMER, Attorney. oc9S-SOi
The above sale is postponed until Tues
DAY, December 1st, 1855, at 10 O'Clock a. m.
November 70, 1858. nov26-td
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YOUNG GRANT

Young James Grant passed The night
after the shooting in the private office
of the Chief of Police, and was we'll
provided for from Zstelle's coffee.
house. He was cheerful but relicent in
regard to the crime OF which he Islands
accused. He was nrraigned before
Mayor ChahOOn ON the charge OF felon.
lonsly shooting and killing II. Rives
Pollard, and WAS committed TO Jail for
examination ON Fridav
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For Sale.
For Sale,

Il on Fourth St The house is IN thorouPh
repair and arrangements for comfort and
conVentenceVaEy complete.-For location II
is one Of the most desirable residences in the
city. 'a-l = "a H. CRANGLF.
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Johns Hopkins, Baltimore. 1 nj
X. Mlekle, Cashier Natl Union BIZ, BALTIC
IsH. y. b1troPes Baltimore. n lGE n
Galloway Oheston, Ba fillmore. 4. -
Brantz Mayer. Baftlfaofe p A''L-
Francis 8. King, Baltimore.
Prof N. h. Hnflth5 Baltimore tsaH z 4
II q q. 4. Hopkins, Baitfmorarr Cd 4s.fl
William Crane, Baltimore III
Gerard a. Reese, Baltimore.
Hutchinson RrotheER, Baltimore -. 7. y
Jesse Tyson. Baltimore.
I'd. stabIen, PI6ss 1f0nts on1eTy Fire ms Co.
MessIR. f. ,. On -Ront De, NemorrS q Co.
Whining ton. Delaware = = = 2 .. 4lffi.
NJ y q. ~ Pa Font ati6aai rhion
J. 1.Chnmberiin Delaware. i1r
f Ness: 55g 1s, GsnTk 2 Go, Delaware.
Joseph y. Turnpenny, PHILADELPHIA
John 3. Hilles, Rhnadelphin, b.
EAllwood Ghapmans Philadelphia.
1tlLWyn Parrish, Philadelphia,
samuel 4. ShiPleyJ PhkladeiphIa
Law. Scul, Jr. q fToss Philadelphia.
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Ne REsTRtoFroN on TRAVEL, except In The

POLICIES INooHTEsTIBLE after Three An
nual Payments, except in cases of fraud.
ALL fPoLlCIE5 are, Non-ForfeltfnR alter
Three Yearly Cash Payments have been
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Notice..

BRICK AND STONE FOR SALE.
DRoPosALs FOR THE PURCHASE OF
l. the whole or any part OF the brick and
Stone on the premises lately known as the
by the undersigned, any time this week, up
70 Saturday night, Dec. 9th, at their once
adjoining the Custom House. n
For terms and other Information, apply to
nov80 Ct BUTTERFIELD q Co.
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gpttiaI AatIess.
Am Errand of MERCY.


THE MISSION OF
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Wanted.

Assls January LIST, Isss SIS I.ase. sso
Amount Insured IN 1867. 9.Oe7,So5
A7oiieAes Issued In 1S97.......... 002