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AUCTION SALES.

B ,G.'. sistt. .i.h s q MesaiSss xss.y
star once Building
fsfBEET, Ar AUC rios
sl:s; :, 5 "a q; on ths ptt%i:s, V: viii
A,ell the middle 70 feet oy depth of TO feet
Improved par, Of The cit, ard /. situated on the
wes .iae OF nth street bet. Massachusetts, avenue
Terms: one. half cash Ibalanee in .,x and twelve
on1s.. with intsr.s secured b, deed Of trnst
s6aser Sss ~ tims IN s. ~ the cost oil ths pur
m2s dAd. 60oPIs . LArIMER, Auc.'r,.
RY PITCH FOX,
No. 40 7th street. opposite Post once.
'HAsoif Fhd sAhb a * r hsFa4., UNIV
@ Nv 'T n,, 81 decree Of the supIems Court
the sth day Of April 1859. At O'Clock M. ofter
Of io,s square e. r. ss., P on
street north: between n inth and Tenth streets BY
rable opportunity for Investment in rapidly i'm
proving neighbour cd
eQnal payments, ct six aud tseive months, with
Interest from day of sale. secured by the purchss
ers notes endorsed to the satisfaction Of the
stamp, and copyeysnc'nS at purchase. cost.
RORERT g FOX rrn.,as
NH 26eos6ds FITCH FOX, Auots
llY T. COLDwELL 4 CO, Auctioneers.
- No. $40 Seventh st., bet. ID and r.
CHANCERY SALE OF DESIRABLE BUILD-
Inc LOTS SOUTH EAST OF THE CAPITUL
IN BY virtue of . decree of the Supreme Court
~ Of the Di strict of Columoia. passed in Chan
- Gerry Cause No 3O7, May ct al. vs. Oelricks
ct NIX, shall, on WEDNESDAY, III. eth dav Of
April, 1869, on the premises. at O'Clock off-r
Tor sale at public auction, HLEvEN LOTS in
Square 7s7. seven front on Virginia avenue, be.
tween Third and Fourth streets Eset, and the other
four on south street, between said streets. The
Lots are sub diyisons Of other lots and marked
from to 10, and @. They all have q front of near
20 feet. Lot has frame House on IL
Terms: One third cash, and the balance in two
equal payments at six and twelve months with In
t.rsst secured by the pur chaser . notes endorsed
70 the trustees satfsraction A deed given when
the hole purchase money IL paid
sale.
Stamps and convAyaucing at purchaser cost
"A plat OF the property can be seen ut the Auc.
JNO FRGD'K MAY. Trustee
ma sd J. T. GOODWILL 90, Aucts,
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SAVE YOUR MoHEYi

The Undersigned hes Just taken ont Few
PATENT FOB PAVING eIDDWALKs, GUT.
THRS AnD efBBETS WITHOUT A SEAM,
dispensing with curb. and reducing the expense 20
below the contract price Ia any Of the wards In this
city with bgSek, which will last for lifetime
without repair. 1000 loads Of PAVING SAND
for sale q the yard on Tfber Greek, between md
K streets THORNfON SMITH,
nhl-u 39A street. bet. 9th and 10Th.
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lsY " l.. WALL Co. Auotioneers,
- Stores No 3l3 and 311.
Southwest corner of Pennsyly spia ave and 9th 9

t2f W l.. WALL co, Auctioneers,
- Stores No 3I3 and 311,
Southwest corner of Pennsyly spis ave and 9th st.
yALUARLE PROP IRTY ON THE CoRNER
OF TWENTY SEVENTH STREET WEST
AND sTRERT NUkTH. AT AUCTION.
"a On MONDAY, April 5th. a. O'Clock p. m.
Is: We will seh, in front of the premises parts of
A-ALots No. IS aud IA, in square No 5, frontiHg
q teet inches on the sOnth eide of street, by a
depth of 81 feet on 21th street to a private atey
Terms: Ore half cash: balance six AID twelve
morths, with iBtert st, secured by de-d of trust
on the property Convey snSiog and Stamps at the
cost of the purchaser. deposit o. $50 will be re
guired as soon as the property Is struck off
mas L. WALL 4 90 Aucts
CHIEF oJARTERMAsTER's OEFIJE.
~ FIRST MILITARY DIsrPIcT.
RICHMOND. Va March a, 1853.
W i'll be sold at public auction at the Government
Stables, Rockets, Virginia, ON Tuesday, March
B., 1863, at Il O'Clock m,
- Army Wagons, (worn.D
7Cars, -
Ambulance.
The above Transportation will be sold sinsIy
and must be emoved within two days from a ate OF
sole.
Terms CASH in Government fu nds.
by order Brew, Major General GeorR, Stone.
MAI, commanding First Military Di strict
q CHANDLER.
Bvt Colonel, Quartermssfer, u s A.,
ma % 1T U. y. NJ. First Military District
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ny WILLIAM l.. WALL a co., Auct.-,
~ Stores 81 ) and 3l1
Southwest corner Pa ave and 9Th stre al

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IN
FIRST WARD.
IL By virtue of Q deed oftrust from John KeiI
h.N er snc wife 70 me, recorded 10 Ltosr K q.
~AE "a folio 400. will sell ct public au ctfou
on MONpA Y. the 10Th day of March. 1854, at o.
m IN front OF the D. emises east half OF Lot g.
square loI. with improvements. consisting Of q
three story Brick House and Brick stable itu ate
OF street north, between 18Th and 18th streets
ALSO Lot 20 Square %, On cath street, between 4
1857. "
Terms: One third cash; balance in 6 and n
months, with interest, secured by a deed OF trust
Sne deposit 81 time VI sale On each lot. the trus.
tee reserviug the right to resell in case OF non-
compliance with the terms OF sale. within one
week, at the risk and cost of the defaulting pur-
chaser. SAMUEL l. PHILLIPS Trnstes
ma I'd w. l. WALL q 90, Aucts
u N n Icr
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Try }. b. WHEELER Co, AuctIone-r,-
- NO. oil Louisiana avenue, bet 9th and 18th s.s
opposite seaton House.

opposite Seaton House.
IkCsTAn SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
by virtue OF deed of trust from Bushrod III
lamp and wife to me, and duly recorded in LiDer
records for Washington bounty, District of Co
lnmpia viii sell at public auction. 81 the rooms
OF April, lss9, at .. m, Lots 2 and 5, ia
The sbove will he sold 20 pay an Indebtedness 81
Fl sso ", With interest from August q, 1855
Terms: One third cash; baan e In six and welye
months. with interest, secrred by deed OF tru.t
100 DE post at ZINE Of sale; the Trustee reservtug
tie terms Of sale within one week AZ the risk snd
and stamps At cost OF purchaser
W TODD. JR Trustee
J. WHEELER co .Aaots
ma - 2aw6ds IIntellieenc
10y JOHN WHEELER On Ancfione.--
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STATES PAIlHi O11io1,

LIMITED STATES PAf1Mf ORHIO1.
8. ,.s.s. s X Y 2 sS g =,
= e: % ass q ~ :, -: IS -:
1;e.s.sst |: nss2ass ior Ssfiss Pss:s - - :.
g &c - -. ;ss.s: = 80 ;: -
~ olloss THE eIic1ssoe .06j sctsoss. 1sPesIeess.
ne other DaDers should b hisd IN fhis sGloo
maS-lsWoW OsaniSsisca q Psssoi.
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CONSULT DIR. LEON,
~ 46s 9th street, between ID and e.
he guarantee speedy and thorough cure of all
ACUTE and CHRONIC DISEASES, without the
use OF Balsam Mercury.
Strangers should beware Of the many quacks
which infest the city. See the Doctor at oace.
BE dofs not trife with nor abuse the confidence
OF bis patients. Rooms private. Hours, from to
Z, daily. feb 22-tf
INDIAN sQUAw DOCTRESS.-MAU d.
1 PREE., PhrenolOgist and Card Reader. SRA
u street. between 9Th and 7th, north side. Office
hours from O. III. to p Ja7 3ms
TEE HIGHEST CASH PAID FOR LADIES',
i Gents, and Chidren's Cast on Clothing
Boots, Shoes, etc, at " {. HARTOGENSIS, 241
rh street, between and N. Any order through
mail promptly attended to. de s-lyF
nR LION,
u ass Ninth street between and X.
The most skiilful and oldest established adver
Using ply stefan for the treatment of FEMALE
COMPLAINTS in the city. Ladies' snfieri ng from
irree ularities may repose the strictest confidence
In him He guaVantees thorough cure His fees
are moderate, and patients visiting one but
the Doctor oc24 ly@
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HEsRY CLARKE; Trustees.
mel5 eo6os COOPER & LaTIMER, Aucts
RY CREE WILLIAMS,
- AectiOneers and Real Estate Brokers.
No. s26, Southeast corner 7th and ID streets.

RY GREEs WILLIAMS
- Asctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. $50, Southeast corner 7th and d streets.
TIE VALUABLE BUILDING PROPERTY
nhOkTlNG On SEVENTH eTRkEr Wksr,
CANAL sTkGkT. OPPOSITE THE CENrRE
MARKET AT AUCTION
IA On MONDAY. the 18th lay of April next.
USE: at o clock m, we shall cell, IN trent Of
division Of original Lots Noe s and : in sausrs
No Adj being "a feet by ~ feet D. more OF less
very best Luiit three-story BTiet Bni,aings M
Ing ls-inch independent walls, beins th- stor.
owned aud occupies by J p. Bsrtbolou Esa,.
mss s u nrst-clA.s business property, being op-
Terms one third cash. balance IN six, twelve.
AND eighteen months, Tor notes hearing Interest,"
All coLve, ancing and revenge stamps At the coss
OF the purchaser. 500 down on the day OF sale
mh22 eotAls GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucss.
DRISTING MATERIALS AT AUCTION.
DEPOT QUARrERMAsrERs OvFIcF D
M, AsHINGToN, ID March Is. 1879 (
viii Is s3id o. fuoiic Auction. at this once
oofn'r of lefh ard n streets. Oh TUESDAY Msrrs
i,s G. ,i,51s snG,nsf oa well appointed Print.
nss,tf Der artmeat, con-isuny IN part Of
4"p I's Get Letter Printing Presses
Abdn, 70 i Is. lead. it s,sspS,ss Press
About az lie Metal About IS lbs Type Metal
urn. IRE . About 5 lbs. Bor1er
sSS.u, ios non pareil, Roman and Itslic
ABOUT 100 lbs Long Primer. Rom an and Italfc
About Us lbs. MiDion, Roman
AZ Mt no feet Bra Sule: three fonts Brass Rule
slth Pre-s Tables, Ink Rollers. Ca. .eys ouoias,
Senposine sticks. Cases, and other msterisi
csmnooik used in iOtins oficss.
Ierms Cssh, In 6oyernmt n funds.
BY order OF the Quarterms-ter GeBeral
~, j. G. McrGRRAN,
repufy ousrtermsster General, Brevet Briesdisr
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TAKE NOTICE.
The naDs O. D JEWELL, and also the quality,
10 stamped on every bar.
get then, and take no osker.
Msnufsctory-50Oa nl soS Q street north. BE-
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FOR OIL.

DROP0sALS FOR OIL.
OFFICE OF PAYNAsTER L. 8 NAVY,
No 495 CHESTNUT STREET,
PkILADELPHIA, March p. 1863.
Sealed Proposals, endorsed" Proposals for Oil :"
viii be celved at this once until IL clock on
the LIST of April next, for furnishing the United
states NAVY Department with the following Oil,
to be OF the best quality, and subject 70 ns pecton
by the nspecting officer in the Phiadelphis Navy
Yard, where it 10 10 be delivered Of pense to
the Government Tor which sec urity must be given:
For BHrsas Of Steam Engineering.
-Four barrels Of Fish OIL.
II. NJ. HIESKELL,
ma a6-5t Paymaster, @. y. N.
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PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING FRANZ

HOSPITAL
OFFICE OF Assn QUARrFRNasTrR GEyFRI1l
COR. UoJ-TON AND GREENE STREETS
Nkw YORK CITY. March 10. 1879
seal,d Proposals, in duplicate, with = BOY OF
tnls adv, rtisement attached to each, are invited
and will Re received at this off ce until /, oclocE
M WEI NksDAl the 3lst Instant, for The erec
tlon % a iame Hospital Building at Fort Adams
Newport Il |.
pens ana specifications Of the work can be seen
az THIS ONO. alss, at the Office Of the Acting As.
sigtaDt Quarts rB,a ster at Fort Adams
Bidders must state the time within which they
VIII complete the work, and will be required to
give suIeties in the sum Of one half the anon ut
ment
The Government reserves the right t, reject any
or Gil proposals
Proper bla, ks for prop sails can be had on appli-
cation at this Office and At Fert Adams
Payment will be made when the work is com
rIefed or a. soon thereafter the de partmenI 10
in funds for the pur pose
=, Propotals should be indorsd Proposals for
Hospital At Fort Adams, b " ana addressed 10
the Undersigned BUFUS INGALLS,,
ma Is ct Brevet Mai Gen A.,tO NJ G.n
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sANDi sANDil SAND m

SANDI BANDIT sANUW
-Messrs GRAY HUrCHINs. having purchased
the right Of some Of the finest sand shores on the
ming the same into the Wash ington msrket, ere
nov prepared to furnish to coutrsctors and oehets
In want Of superior article Of BUlLDt NC eANl
any quantity they may require ct the lowest city
rates Leave your orders ct thetr GOAL 4 arc
street vi arf fe ~ I'M
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ID steamer New ork, . nae assortment ef1ID
Belgium and German CANARY BIRDs, the
finest sfnRsvs ever offered In this market. puil~e
stock Of WIRE and Bk8kDfA0 CAGES eoa.
naptly ON band. No. s22 Ith street, bet: D and
ma In - - Oh. BUPPERT.
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NAVY PAYMAsTEBS OFFCE,
WASHINGTON, u. G March Is. 1889
sealed Proposals, 10 he endorsed PRO posaIs. ,,
will he received AT this Office until l. m the -st
day OF April; 1859 for the following articles which
must be of the very beet qualI-y to be delivered
free OF ex p"nse and Government tax at the w ash-
inston Navy Yard sid subject &c the usuAl inspec
tioa tEereat, TO wit:
Bureau Yards and Docks
20 ,OcO twenty thousand feet POPLAR Lumbar
hrst quality
IL eleven Composition Metal Stop Valves
Peet's patent.
Descriptive schedule, with particulars TO he
seen at this flee. besponsible ,urity required
tor the prompt and faithful delivery OF su o plies
awarded, In conformity with stipulations on the
blank forms for bids 70 be bad at this ON CO. other
WISE bids vii, not be entertained
CALVIN q. JACKSON.
ma 70 st Paymaster, United states Navy
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olY COOPER LATIMER, Auotfoncers
- Late Clerks with j. q. Mcclure a Co.
Southwest corner Pennaa avenue and llth strooe.
Star Once Building.
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- No. oil Louisians avenue. bet 9th and Tin sts
opposite Seston House,
TRUsTEES' SALE or VALUABLE REAL rs
TATE IN THE FIFTH WARD
by virtue IF q deed of trust from Micnael Sinner
ADD wife to me. Recorded In Liber T. o. X No N
folio 81; &c I will sell, ct public sucti n, on
IHl hspA tine LIST day of April, Is 9. at 4 D. N ,
IN iTon Mt II the premises Lot I square a.i
be above will he sold to pay au Indebtedness.
SI.7 81 with interest from the 2sth Noyember Is5
Terms: ene thIri cash; and balance in . ana n
months, with interest, secured b. q deed of trus.
Al convey sncing and stamps At cost of purchs-sr
, SI@ deposit AZ time of sale the trustee reserying
the right to resell In of non com pl auc4 with
the terms # sale within week, AT the risk and
cost OF defsu,ting purchaser.
WILLIAM y. TODD. ia Trustee.
J. B. WHEELER A CO
tnsI- 6ds Int Aucfieneers
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RY CO0PER LATrMER, Auctioneers
- Late clerks with j q. Mcclure Cc.,l
Southwest corner of Penn avenue and 18th street
Star Once Building
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message, the President will endorse the situa-
ton there and recommend to Congress to
promptly admit the State-at least, he said he
would do so, to Senator Wilson, a few days ago.
Grant really wants Major Williams in the Ad-
jutant-Generals Office, and his brother-in-law,
Alexander Sharp, UNITED States Marshal of
this district to be the United States senators;
but Governor Walker, Edgar Snowden, Sr,
and other candidates will be more prominent
when the time comes.
The news from Pennsylvania is excellent
All of the Radical speakers come to Washing
ton glum and blue enough. Delano came
home yesterday and went back to-day to the
canvass. John Covode says "Grant's refusal
to make visit to Eastern Pennsylvania will
lose the Republicans hundreds Of votes" In
Ohio the prospect is fair. The Democrats say
that the bondholders in New York are sending
plenty of money into the State, to defeat Pen
dleton for Governor and what they call his
greenback policy.
Congressman>B Bowen, or Hon. C. G. Bow
en-" of South Carolina, ashe registered him
self at Wizards this morning, is loaing around
Washington, lodging in. and out of the trea-
sury, hobnobbing with claim agents and
lobbyists.
The Supreme Court meets Monday for the
first time under the new order of things. The
session will last till spring and adjourn for the
hot months. find no case on the docket as
reported to test the constitutionality of the old
cotton tax. ZETA.
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oct4 3mos*
ms- NOW IS THE TIME TO REPAIR

G- NOW is THE TIME TO REPAIR
the inroads made upon the physical strength by
the heated term which has closed with Septem-
ber. The vitality that has been oozing through
the pores in the form Of perspration, for the last
three months, requires to be replaced, as prepa-
rative to the cold season which makes such disas-
trous havoc with relaxed and untoned SYSTEMS.
The reserve of vigor with which the stoutest man
commences the summer campaign is drained out
of him at Its close, and unless by some means he
ACQUIRES a new stock OF vital energy wherewith
IN encounter the shock Of colder season, he may
droop and wither like the falling leaves whose
life-iuices are exhausted II it is thus with the
strong, how much more perilous is the condition
of the week and ailing. Their reason must sug-
gest to them, more forcibly than these printed
W. ls the necessity for invigoration, and the
world having decided, after an experience Of
almost q quarter OF a century. that HOSTEL
TER,S STOMACH BTTTERS embrace such restora-
tive properties as are not possessed by any other
tonic and Alternative preparation in existence
the Importance Of resorting to that great RENO
vAToR AND REGULATOR OF THE HUMAN MACHINE,
at this critical season. is as obvious as the hen
day. Let all who desire TO escape an a'taoA "a
Chills and Fever Bilious Remittent fever' Hno-
tery Diarrhpa Dyspepsia. Rheu'nats'u;; a6btpch
chondria or any other OF the dlsea- save re-
the fail season fs the prolific PAL -, nav. uase 80 re
course promptly to this celebrated pr - snsr '
restorative
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THE WINDS IND WAVES.
Terrible Gales and FLOODS - brioSes
Washed Away-The Waters Still Nis-
ing. oo,o.o,

Washed Away-The Waters Still Ris-
ing. oo,oh,
The loss by the flood last night is nearly a
Quarter of million Of dollars.
FORTRESS MONROE, October 4.
A heavy northeaster prevailed last night.
WASHINGTON, October 4.
The northern train, due at daylight, did not
reach here till nine o'clock.
PHILADELPHIA, October 4.
The Schuylkill riven has risen ten feet.
Much property has been destroyed.
New YORK, October 4.
There was a'heaFy gale with torrents Of rain
at daylight this morning. The tide is very
high.
DOVER PLAINS, n. Y, october 4.
The Harlem Railroad track, above Millerton,
is all washed away The bridges at Copake
and Ghent are gone. At Port Jarvis the storm
was very severe. The river is twenty feet
higher than. on Friday. The wires are inter-
rupted, and there are no reports from beyond
Deposit.
WASHINGTON, October 4.
The Northern train due at P. NJ, will not
arrive until midnight.
PHILADELPHIA, October 4.
Gray's Ferry Bridge, on the Baltimore and
Philadelphia Railroad, is washed away, and
the waters are still rising.
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THE CUBAN PRITATEER.
Arrival OF the Hornet ut Wilmington
Departure or q Boarding Party.

Arrival OF the Hornet ut Wilmington
Departure OF Boarding Party.
WILMINGTON, N. c., October 4.
The Privateer Cuba, alias the Hornet, ar
rived of Smithville on Saturday evening, flying
the Cuban colors. 1t has been definitely ascer-
tanned that she has 200 men and 30 officers
aboard, the majority Of the latter being Con-
federates. The armament consists of eight
heavy guns. Yesterday she anchored inside
the hsr and sent the engineer and purser to
the city to secure supply Of coal, which being
obtained she would at once sail for New York
Suspicion was soon aroused, and the officers,
after engaging supply Of coal, returned to the
vessel without making arrangements to get the
coal aboard. They left the city in = small row
boat at twelve o'clock last night for Smithville,
thirty-hve miles below Wilmington. The col
lector of customs chartered the steam tug
Alpha at eleven o'clock this morning, and
having placed in the hants Of the deputy
United States marshal warrant issued by the
United States commissioner, sent him aboard
with part of the customs force, and orders
to detain the privateer until further orders.
Colonel Frank, commanding the United States
troops at Smithville, is expected to cooperate
with the deputy marshal if necessary.
The officers who visited the city are bold
and confident, insisting that there is no pro-
cess of law by which privateer can be legally
detained. The event has created much ex-
citement and comment.
Seizure OF tho Privateer-The Condition
: OF the ship-Names OF the OAicers.
WILMINGTON, N. c., October 40 P. NJ.
To-day the Cuba was seized by the United
States Marshal while she was laying of Smith
Vile, and was brought within half mile of
the city, where she Is now anchored. num-
Der of her officers are in the city, and assert
that there is no pretext under which she can
be detained any longer than is necessary to
hold,an investigation. The Cuba Is formi-
dable and very swift vessel. She is short
of coal and provisions, and her machinery is
damaged. The follow ing is list other officers:
Commodore, Edward Higgins; commander,
Thomas L. Dorwin; lieutenant-commander,
David A. Telfair; navigating officer, Leuten-
ant C. w. Read; DR.. Fred. j. McNulty, sur
geon; Ensign valcente, paymaster; Prentiss
Ingrahani, captain OF marines and private sec
retary to the commodore; DR.. E. w. DuBose,
assistant surgeon; D. D. Munro, first heu-
tenant of marines; Nicholas Esling, master;
R. somers, ensign; Henry 8. Cooke, A. VI.
Mason, R. H. Gibson, VIM. d. Phillips and
Antonio Munez, midshipmen; Louis French,
chief engineer; Robert Graham, John Lynch
and VIM. H. Robinson, first assistant engE
neers; James Dennison, Stephen Kearney,
Joaquin Aguiar and Edward Tarrellas, second
assistant engineers; John Mullay, paymaster's
clerk; W. ]. Flaherty, masters mate. :
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@-THE ROSADALIS Is A POTENT
remedy in all Chronic Diseases. The following is
certificate from G. W. Blount, Esq, Attorney-at-
Law:
This is to certify that was afflicted with Chronic
Inflammation OF the ear from about 1858 until
this summer, when 1t assumed such troublesome
form as to give great pain. 1 was at times par
TALLY deaf, and the suppuration and almost con-
tinual now Of matter kept the outside OF the ear
badly infamed. was induced to try Rosadalis,
and now / think I am "entirely cured" the
suppuration has ceased. 1 can hear as well as
ever, and there Is not that itching sensation In
the ear which before so much annoyed me-
NY general health has also been greatly I'M
proved, and have been entirely free from any
usual bilious symptoms, &c, at this season'of the
year. can confidently recommend the Rosa
dalis as an Extraordinary Blood Purifier" &c.
GEO. W. BLOUNT.
For sale by GOODRICH, wINEMAN & CO., iu-
porters Of Drugs and Chemicals Charleston, s. c.
oct2 stuth3
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ANOTHER PRITATEER.
Successful Run OF the Alabama-Pro-
gress of the Expedition.

SAVANNAH, october 4.
The Morning News has reports from Florida
of the arrival of the steamship Alabama at Fer
nandina on Friday night, from New York, with
four hundred men, including sixty officers, for
the Cuban expedition now rendezvouing on
the Gulf coast. The men were Immediately
put aboard the cars and sent to Cedar Keys,
where steamers await them. Two hundred
men arrived at Baldwin, Fla, from Savannah,
on Saturday night. They are supposed to be
portion of the command now organizing in
Middle Georgia.