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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1869-03-05


AND MARGARET, HIS WIFE.
TTHE object of this bill is to procure decree
for the sale of certain land in Charles Coun-
ty, Mar ryland, which was MOI tagged on the 18th
day of March, 1863, to Uzziel Nalley to secure
the payment of the sum of S 800 due thereon,
with five per cent. interest on same, payable in
five years, by Emeine L. Mccormick, which
land was, after the marriage of said Emeline L.
with A. Ellery Eustaphieve, sold by them to
Margaret Magaw, by whom, with her husband.
it was mortgaged to them on the 23d of Decem-
Der, 1865, to secure the sum of $I,OOO, balance
of purchase money with inter est due them and
which last mortgage was assigned to said Uzziel
Nalley in his life time. .t. s,.l..f,
The bill states the facts, as above recited, that
said Uzziel Nalley has since died, leaving will
appointing as his Executors the complainants,
who have duly proved and obtained letters tea
tamcntary on same; and that said land is liable
70 be sold for the payment of the claim dre their
Testator on his mortgage, also, that from any
sarplus thereafter they are also entitled to be-
paid the claim on the mortgage assigned him;
and that all the defendants reside out of tho
State of Maryland. $50 'tn} 's7si -
1t is therefore adjudged and o, dered, that the
complainants, by causing copy of this order
to be inserted in some newspaper published in
Charles County, once in each of four successive
weeks three months before the third Monday OF
June next, give notice to the said absent defend
ants of the object and substance of this bill, and
warn them to appear in this Court, in person or
by solicitor, on or before the said day, to answer
the premises and show cause, if any they have,
why decree ought not to pass as prayed.
GEORGE A. HUNTT, Clerk
of C. c. for Charles County.
True e0pymTsstA; .oses 1. H,srr. CLERK!
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1869-03-05

TUST RECEIVED superior lot Of Domss-
u tic Plalds and Plain Cottens -...s "a
P. H. MUSCHETT. s
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1869-03-05
NOTICE.

To the Voters Of Charles Co.
THE Voters of Charles County are respect
Il fully requested to meet in PRIMARY
MEETING in the several Election Districts of
the County, .,s<
On SATURDAY, the 9Th day Of March
next, -
to appoint TEN DELEGATES from each dis
trict, to meet in Port Tobacco s.... -. .f.,.....
On TUESDAY,, the 9th, ,'s,ssssse,ss
to determine what disposition shall l-be made
of the FUND, appropriated by the Legislature
for Internal Improvements, for the County
By order Of the Board of Co. Commissioners.
j. R. ROBERTSON, Clerk.
Feb &c, 1869-2t :
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1869-03-05

TXTRA EARLY GOODRICH POTA-
T. TOES for sale by
nh s P. H. MUSCHETT.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1869-03-05
NOTICE TO NoN-REs1pENTs.

In the Circuit Court for Charles County.
sitting as a Court of Equity-March
list, 1869.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1869-03-05

THOMAS A. MILLAR AND SAMUEL HAN
SON, EXECUTORS OF UZZIAL NALLEY.
CS.
A. ELLERY EUSTAPHIEVE AND EMELINE
L., HIS WIFE, AND SAMUEL MAGAW
AND MARGARET, HIS WIFE
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IflscnApNlC NEWS ITEMS.

In Central Iowa IL has been severely cold Tor
nearly week past, with Ice thick enough for skat-
ing; bur no snow has fallen.
Admiral farragut has 20 far improved as to be
able 10 sit up. lie hopes TO be out by the first or
next week
General BelknaD the new Secretary or War, left
keokuk yesterday morning ~ assume the duties OF
his office AZ Washington.
The Iourneymen tailors OF Chicago having tried
for two weeks past 10 get an advance certain
Kind OF work and failed, we're yesterday morning
ordered 10 strike through the International Talors'
Uaion.
The freight house and depot OF the Illinois Central
Railroad, together with block OF business houses
were destroyed by nre Monday night at Manteno
H. Twenty six business firms and eighteen fami.
lies we're burned out.
The store and Post once. and barn ana carpcn.
ter shop In the town OF Bow, N. H., destroyed
BY Dire last night Two hundred pounds OF gunpow-
der aud barrel NJ kerosene IA the store exploded.
No person was injured
The extensively published statement that the Ne
braska Legislature ratified the fifteenth amendment
last March IA incorrect that body having adjourned
Ia February without action on tho subject. Cover
nor Butler viii probably call an extra session Of the
Legislature tins winter.
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$4,000 IL admit that thu intellectual develop enf
OF any particular period Is worth studying, then al books
are Of nay become useful The essential fasy OF many
e uN Judgments, often pronounced upon literature,
- Illustrated In saying which became proverb With the
SCHOLARS or he eighteenth century:"f you would know
Hnss DOCKS are best worth reading look In the Ier Erpa
Np,ioh And Thomas Fuller quantity tells US that "earn
ns h.A gained by by which the printers
na NO permanent rank Ia the hierarchy or ieitera Is
gseI sgsa oy chance than by accommodation.
~ law AZ inevitable grayta0n the books OF every
peou nna ther ultimate level Very vain is The endeavor TO
who writes by fate the critics shall not KILL
nor az the aassssina In the great review.
VINO writes py luck his blood some hnck shah spln,
am some gaosi whom muse uito might through"
me true question 30 ask respecting a book is--Has 10
helped human soui2 We can but conclude Ia summing
~ the results or inquiry inn American
libraries fhs while much has already DONE much tho
greater part remains 10 do.
THIS afternoon Charles Francis Adams, Jr., wiz
read an essay on ELECTION or Presidents OF tho
United States' and In the evening George w. Curtis
VIII treat OF the "Reiorn OF the Ciyil Serylce.n
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MoNEY MArEgr.-ioSDoS. Oct. 28-i.3O
T. M.-Conso!s closed al e3k for money and the
account Fyewenties, l62's, sly; $685. Slis; '61's
s24. 1cn-forties 1919. Erie Railway shares n 4.
illinois Central shares, sSA. Atlantic ana Great
Western. 23h.
PARIS B0URsE.--PARTs Oct. 26-The BOurse
closed frm. Rentes III. SIC.
FRANKFORT BouRsr.-FRAsKFoRT, Oct. 25.--United
States nve-lwgnty BONDS closed firm at 57ys So.
LIVERPOOL C0rIoS MARKET.-LIvEEPoOL. Oct
26--4:30 l.. I.-Cotton closed steady and unchanged
the sales OF the Gay foot up 600 bnies. OF winch
1900 bales were taken for export and speculation.
HAvRE COTTON MARKET.-HAvRE. Oct. 26-The
market closed quiet tor both the spot and anoat
LIVERPOOL BREAD5rUFfs MARKEr.-LIvERPO0r.
Oct 2o-NesIcrn fiour has declined to 23s. sd. The
receipts OF wheat for three days have been 80 900
quarters, OF winch 1000 were American.
LIVERPOOL PROpucE MARkgT.-Liv ERPoOL Oct
26.--Reined petroleum has advanced to Is. skd.
LONDON PRODUCE MAREEr.-LoSDoS. Oct 20
43o 7. M.--Linsced oil, l29 LIS. Refined petroleum,
Is sd. Ia SD.
PETROLEUM MARggr.-ANrwRsP. Oct. 26.--Pctro.
ieum closed firm at cost for standard white.
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A hi y 8 L N L N rs.

BowERY THEATRE- RECOMMENDATIONS certainly
the denizcns Of the side have no reason to COM
plain OF the variety constantly offered TO them nc
this fayorite place OF amusement. Under the able
and energetic management OF Mr.. Freligh an ever
changing bill Ia always presented, and scarcely has
drama accomplished success IN London before IL
Il reproduced ut the Eogery. The second repre-
sentation OF "Formosa" last night at this theatre
succeeded IN drawing house crowded from dome
u parquet, which testified Its apprecatlvo recog-
milton OF the managers Efforts 70 please by loud
ana long continued applause. comparison
between '.Formosa' NJ the Bowery and .rormosa"
at Niblos would not be disadvantsgeous TO tho
former production The actors, for the greater part
played well, with the exception OF the MINOR roles
or the best among the ladies might be instan ced
Miss Avery. She ~ nc looking, has good figure ana
altogether would have made an extremely prepos-
sessing debut were IL not for 1T or
vonsness which caused her to ndget about Ia an an
noylng, not to say Irritating, manner Mr.. Neville
who also MADE rst appearance llied bis character
creditaby. The remaining members Of the com.
pany made hardly enough deviation from their Gus.
tomary manner 10 call for special comment. Tho
performance closed b. the tnHef d'actiohs
"RoDert Macaire." which sent home the large audit
ence wei pleased.
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men began 70 orowa cngine houze No J. which
has been their headquarters .ince toe stffke, ana
engaged IN iiveiy but good hunOrcd discnaston On
the state OF ansirs. The action Or Jay Could Wa
severely commented on BY ali, and eyery man
seemed determined W Hght % ont on he Jersey ns
IL Il took NIL winter. An lmpromptu meeting was
organized. and Mr. Tucker. q machlntst mounted
"A Tube and acted a. pfeslacaG Mr.. A. Mckenny
then called upon state The result az ms
Terence w'ta r, Tue men "a sasqnehanna % wacm De
company's buildings there and would let nothing 10
done untl tue strike had been brought - a salissc-
tory CONCLUSION. fhey were paruenlarlY anxious %
be kept posted twice daT By the Of tue Jersey
shop
mr. Whitehead. ~ Port yervis. being called upon
mounted the table and stated thar be had seen che
delegates who had been directed 10 coner with FISK
and Gould. and tnathe found every ~ them deter
mined 10 urge the cause 20 the utternOst. fhc dele
CATION was then with Mr. Gould and thcy would soon
be back 10 report Tie result e urged tue men hol
together ana behave themselves Capitalist. held
together like wax. aud labor should pe united
quite strongly. Let the men on strike show tnat
they have the manliness 10 resent a wrong done
them. There appeared 10 be a misunderstanding
about the telegram sent TO BufalO on which the
had gone TO work; but there would be no mistake
now. The delegation was "buidalgerlngn with Fisk
and Could; let them ngat but ngnt honestly ana all
would come right
me announcement that the delegates were ap-
preaching was received with loud cheers. rush
was made into the engine house bY those outside
and all awaited the expected answer 70 the ultima
tum OF the strikers win great anxiety. Crushing
through the mass thai tnrongea the rOOul, Mr.
Firth, chairman Of the delegation. mounted the
table and proceeded To explain the result on the
negotiation win Prince Erie, With a lew prelnni-
nary and tantallzing remarks lie read the following
agreement
orpIcy OF TnE GENrRA. SUPERINTENDENT
Oct rs, 1909.
This committee sgfees 10 make pay day tie 18th OF the
month, except Jersey City, which shall be paid 2th
with the understanding that n anything should happen
make 1t utterly impossible effect payment "A Og
few days should be granted but later the 18th OF
the month. JAS. fINLAY and Others.
Approved JAY GOULD.
number OF delegates ana others made speeches
fecitating the men on the result OF the strike ana
Mr.. Finlay stated that IL was the wish of FISK and
Gould that work should be resumed at once The
men cheered Tor themselves and eyerybOd, ana
went OF To work. kilograms were sent 70 the other
shops. SO ends the Exc strike.
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The Cunard mail steamship Java will leave this
port on wednesday for Liverpool.
The mails for Europe will close at the Post once
at nine O'Clock A. M.
THE NEW YORK DISQUALIFICATION for Europe-wiI
be ready at ha-past eight O'CLOCK IN the morning.
single copies in wrappers for mailing, six cent?
An Extract from Letter which We arc
permitted to publish and which tells RESTORER AMERI
CAS- EVERY DAY ACCOMPLISHMENTS
BUFFALO, August Is, 1862
DR. l. J. oBrIrs;-DxAR srR-Today sisLer came and
stood back OF sat In the window Now always get
little nervous when people stand behind and sitting
bright light so "No scrutnzing" says !. 81
tingng says she, shut | WILL" SO she commenced
picking my hair apart and turning head this way and
that. After while says s., 81 don't ona, one,
and no one would suspect used anything hair
such nice color" Miss NJ. j. c.,
Friends Seminary Rutherford place,
To whom any lady refer by further particulars
A.-The Restorer America is the Only Pure,
fragrant recremeness mpd color restorer daudrur dis
perser hair falling on preventive hair reyviher skin
linen nondener hair dresser and beaathe ever offered to
GLE BOTTLE GgARASTEEp TO RESTORE THE oRIoI-
avenue Shortly to be had Of all druggists throughout ,hs
sale depot s0s East Thirtieth street
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CUBA.

Tho Havana Press ON the Religious Free
dom Decree-Action Of the Spsnisi, Govern
mont Colonial Reforms.
HAVANA, Oct. 20. 1869.
The voz de Cuoa, liberal Journal praises the
decree establishing religious freedom. 1t expects
theWoss beneficial results for the country from this
grexQ measure, believing tnat under u the Catholic
religion viii revive and that Atheism, 30 preya-
lent, will be annihiated.
The Dtarfo makes bright reference to the Decree
but INDUCES in no comments for or against it,
The Prensd expresses Its dissatisfaction, while II
accepts the decree because 1t is now law.
The Colonial Minister at Madrid In answer to a
Geographic despatch from Havana, says the ministry
Is resolved TO take no important action touching
social or political reforms IN the colonies until the
parties interested IN these matters are heard. ",
Exchange heavy and declining.
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THE PACIFIC COAST.


Rum0rcd Failures In San Francisco-ExpIo-
sion In q Sugar Rennery-RaiIroad CeIe-
bratton In OREGON. 4t@.ws
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Oct. %. 1859.
Unfonnded rumors OF the failure OF several San
Francisco capitalists have been In circulation
throughout the country for some time past. To-Day
the report obtained credence in Treasure CITY, New.
that Aionzo Hayard, director or the Bank OF Cali
forna. had failed for S3,00o000, causing short run
on the agencies OF that bank In that place and Ham.
llton.
One OF the centrifugal drying pans OF the Golden
Gate Sugar Refinery burst to-day seriously injuring
four persons, one or whom was J. o. Rawlns, o
brother OF the late Secretary OF War.
The President OF the First National Bank OF Nevada
states that neither the creditors nor stockholders OF
that concern viii lose dollar by the failure Of the
bank.
The citizens OF Portland Oregon, to-day celebrated
the laying OF the first rail OF the Wallamet Valley
Railroad.
Flour firm at 81 rs IS so, with an upward
tendency; Oregon brands OF extra have advanced
70 80 o2h. Wheat firm at 81 So 81 G21s; sales OF
choice shipping, alongside. ut 81 %. Legal ten
derS, TJk.
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THE NEW DOMINION.

Heavy snow storm, nj Toromto-Conyocation
0i Parliament.
TORONTO, Oct. 20, 1862.
About four Inches OF snow Tell hero tins morning
1t Wakerton, Port EIgn ami at other points north
nd west about two feet OF snow have fallen, and Il
still showing along lines Of the Great western
aAd the Grand trunk railways. The fall IL very
hgn and railway communication uninterrupted.
- Ine local Parliament or quebec Is convoked for
the hos1 OF November and the Dominion Psrlamcnt
tOI tuo LOU OF February.
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ATTEMPTED STRIKE OF CONDUCTORS ASu s3gsas.

Knocking sssposs'' Ont Of "A Railroad Conn
pany.
The conductors and drivers on the Harlem Bridge
blorrisania and fordham Railroad, with one or two
exceptions abruptly LETT their respective positions
on Monday, the former rendering their books and
the latter their reins the astonlshcd Superncnd-
ent. In addition TO this the strikers" Threatened
personal violence TO any parties VINO might
attempt TO I'LL their places, which caused
an extra force OF police to be placed
on duty for the prevention OF disturbance. The
unlocked for ''strike'' had the effect of impeding
travel Tor about two hours by which time tho posts
OF the disaiected ones had all been filed. IL appears
that wholesale system OF fraud by the company's
employees has OF late been suspected, and for the
detecuon OF which spoilers were placed In the
This course The former objected TO- and hence
their lneliectual enort TO preYentlt u.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-27
THE CUBAN PRIVATEER.

Trial Of the Officers for Violation OF the
Neutrality Laws.
WILMINGTON, N. c., Oct. 70 1899.
The case OF the officers OF the Cuba was resumed
before the Commissioner to-day. Mr.. DAVIS, for the
defence wanted TO introduce some OF the officers as
Witnesses Mr.. Phelps, Tor the government. oo.
jected. After some discussion tho Commissioner
decided that the officers were competent as wit
nesses. After the examination OF two witnesses by
which nothing OF importance was elected, the court
adjourned over until tomorrow.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-27
SALVATION FOR THE HAIR.

Phaons Vtlia differs utterly from all the hair eoortnx
preparations heretofore used. principle,
now developed for tho trst time II liz mp,d, sweet smell
ing prccpates no muddy Shiny matter requires sak
ing mparts stain to the skin Hold TO the light
10 clear and cloudess u leaves mark The scalp
fcproduces in hair the natural color that
ness have beached out OF IT, Any shade be pro-
duced the depth OF color depending the number appi.
cations There Ia not aud
existence bearing the slightes resemblance TO this
nary preparation. lts infaltbiliiy Is guaranteed.
PHAL0N'S VITALIA
rs Tor one sole purpose that OF reproducing with absolute
certainty aDd without single drawback Its utily,
natural color of the hair IL is not intended daily
ing tand would defeat ito object IL usei):
removing scurt or dandrn; for curhg badness
for stimulating the growth OF the hair These objects
accomplished after the has fixed with the Valla
by fhaons Invisoratur.
THE VITALIA
Is harmless and unequned preparation for the
ton OF the original hue OF gray hair nothing else Tha
Is accomplished IA from applications according
70 the depth Of shade rcqurca
Sold by all druggi lists.
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NEW YORK.
Free Trade Meeting in Rochester.

Free Trndc Meeting in Kochestcr.
ROCHESTER,, Oct. 20, $780,
very successful free trade meeting was held this
evening. II was addressed by G. G. GARRISON, Pres
dent OF the Rochester Reform Leagues Professor
Perry. Rev. Dr. shaw and Mahlon Sands. Secretary
OF the New York Free Trade League. A resolution
was passed by the meeting condemning protective
duties ana calling on Hon. Moan Davis, the Repre-
sentative OF the district In Congress, TO vote for
repeal Of the coal duty. petiuon to Congress
signed BY 1900 voters. The petition is aity six feet
long.
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INDIA.
Financial Dsicit and HEAVY Taxes.

The London Globe or the 10th OF October has the
folloving:-"Adyices from India give an unlayor-
able account OF the financial position OF that coun-
try. The expenditure estimated for by Mr.. Massey
has been exceeded by f400.000 and the surplus or
t243. 900 expected to be shown by The budget OF
1s6s-6o VIII become actual deficit or f2.2T3 36l-
The revised budget OF 1S59-70 shows deficit OF
Il, 402 instead OF sir X. Temples estimated
plus OF G52650 The cash balances have, OF course.
under the circumstances greatly diminished, aud
immediate savings are contemplated by the govern
meht as well as the increase OF the salt duty IN
BOMBAY and Madras, and temporary addition OF
one per cent 70 the income tax.u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-27

tisA a.s ssaia Take Waaer--Thc 1ca fnslst
Ga a Mrissrn Agreement and Get II.
The mechanics and hlsckxmitns o. the Rrie work
shops ~ war wlth rFince Pss and his Prime Minis
tor ooasa, fer ina prompi payment u the,r wages,
ssss obtained signal Giuiaph. Detcunlned not TO
W humbuzgci aay Ionxsr bY the Jcsnltical
oead o. ne coasplring Flsk, tncy resolved
70 tara oas Yesterday ana star out until
All iassr rssronsSic dcm~nds we're complisd WITH
was" sss csesx swvvs NE nsar o noon tns work.
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GEORGIA.

Outrage by FesisraI s,oidicrs--Citizcn shot.
AUGUSTA, Oct 70 1860.
EDWARD Cody, ciiizen OF Warrenion. Warren
county was taken from h,s house last night by .
parry Oh FEDERAL soldiers. WSle beng carried oat
OF the town Cody escaped. receiving two Qunshot
w0umus. me sherin reported ns outrage TO the
Ill feeling ' o'V"'o' h'"V"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-27

This piant, the powerful remedial cure OF
God Skin medca.
40 Immediate and permanent curative for all scrofunus.
ant crnpve usaes. Our Fluid Extract
raut sold upon following As blood
purifier bottle - E1tusc TO possess
than d1xea bottles OF any sarsaparila
Alternative ttaut Price 81 package with book, three
packages Cor s. Sold At Nos aud University place, Now
Work., ard PRINCIPAL drug atotcs
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OHIO.


CINCINNATI, Oct 20, 1899
Isaac Levi and John Clark, two OF hand ar conn.
tcrfe'ters arrested at .0sgood, Ind., were today
brought here. Eleven thousand stx huna,oa ,,,,.
lars In counterfeit national bank currency oi
with them. brother ana sister az lew t"re a' -
nrses.ea and large amount Of counerfctt currency
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new YORK NEWSPAPER RETURNS.
Gross Receipts from Sales During the
Past Six Months.

rhs following comparative table shows the amount
of sron receipts from the sales OF tho various
New York newspapers In the Thirty-second CoIlec-
district a. returned Assistant Assessor Poin
set Cooper OF thst district Each return In
% q. go per quar- Ter allowed By law
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The Turf-Newmarkct Houghton Meeting.
LONDON Oct. 20, 1882.
To-day was the second OF the Newmarket races -
Houghton meeting.
The principal race was for the Cambridgcshre
Stakes handlcap) Of Is sovereigns each. with 100
added; the winner OF the Doncastcr st. Leger
IL bs the second in the st. Leger the winner OF
the D0ncaster Cup, 0 lbs. extra, which was won
BY Mr.. Hodgman's b. Westminster, by Glenmaison,
out Of Flgtree beating NJ Dclatros br. &. Cerdagne
BY Newmnster, out OF La Maadetta. second. and
Mr.. Pryor's br. c. Cardinal York. py Newmnster,
out OF Licence, third The betting was loo TO s
against Westminster, 90 to against Cerdaene ana
20 to against Cardinal York. Twenty Dine ran.
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ENGLAND.

Oaieial Changes aud Appointments.
LONDON, Oct. 20. 1859.
Mr.. Acton 8. Ayrton succeeds Mr.. Layard rs Com
missioner OF Works and buildings James STAINS
fed, M. p, has been appointed Secretary TO the
Treasury, vice Mr.. Ayrton and Mr. Gordon replaces
the Right Honorable James Moncrien as Lord Adyo-
cate OF Scotland.
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DENMARK.


Tie Chinese Embassy Takes Leave.
CoPEyHAGEN, Oct rs, 1909.
The Chinese Embassy, after having visited the
capitals Of Denmark, Norway and Sweden, left
to-day for the Netherlands.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-27

CErd.-tye Have Removed the Once OF
H0fF's MALT EXTRACT from No. ~ Murray street TO
rs Greenwich street. Direct all orders TO onire
TARRANT a co.
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Attic Biissisauoi Spring Water VIII
positively diseases of the kidneys and all impurities OF
the blood. to, sale by druggists everywhere Call send
place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-27

A.-Hyntf's Fife Bnisaus.--IeheH fisur, Nom
ria and govt N their worst also scrofus, kings
evil pca Old and tho diseases
the blood, great debility, liver complaints kidneys salt
rhcnm &C. &C. most certainly by tins
purifier. DeDos $40 Grand street.