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Arizona citizen., 1872-08-10

Having full faith in the country, they mean to stay by it until the day of gen. eral jubilee shall come, when all can re- joice together in it's peace and prosperity Drop iu and examine our stock. Exchange sold on all parts of the world. Photographic transfers made with any section of the country.
 A few more Of those "Don't mention them" left. Call quick if needed. c. II. LORD. W. ", WILLIAMS.
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Arizona citizen., 1872-08-10

GENERAL HOWARD and party left Santa Fe on July %, for Fort Defiance and Arizona. So says The New Mex ican.
Arizona citizen., 1872-08-10
FOR NEW YORK via PANAMA

INCREASED SERVICE THRICE MONTHLY. All steamers Up and Down on and after August 13, touch at SAN DIEGO and SAN PEDRO. This IS Perma- nent Arrangement.
 Leave San Francisco wharf punctually at l2 o'clock noon, on 3d, 18th and 23d each month; leave New York wharf at same hour, on Ist, 10th and 2Oth each month. When the sailing date falls on Sunday, the steamer will sail on the fol lowing Monday. Passengers and freight rates gold coin
 From San Diego to New York, cabin, SlOo; steerage, $50; 10Otbs baggage free Besween San Frarcisc and San Diego, cabin Sl5; steerage SS. Freight S6 per ton measurement.
 For further information apply to
 ELDRIDGE 6 IRWIN,
 Agents, San Francisco, or C.P. TAGGART, AGENT San Diego.
Arizona citizen., 1872-08-10

GEN. O. o. HOWARD and son, Cap tain J. A. Sladen J. F. May (lnter- preter) and five Indians, are registered at the Fonda. They arrived from Washington D. O., on last nights coach.- New Mexican, July 26.
Arizona citizen., 1872-08-10
San Diego Advertisements.
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP
 COMPANY.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULES.
Regular Mail Steamers on ,kt

Regular Mail Steamers on .f4N the first of every month, for To- sMAAZ, sssAAG, kohama and Hongkong, connecting at Yo- kohama with the Company's Branch Line for Shanghai, via Hiogo and Nagasaki. From May to October, inclusive, an extra steamer will be dispatched on the 16th of of every month When the sailing date falls on Sunday the steamer will sail the preceding Saturday.
 August 1-Steamer AMERICA, Captain DOane
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DAssIra up PENNSYLVANIA ArKknE

yesterday sfterLOon our attention was attrac ed
by the mag ihcert show OF Fashionable Clothing in
'front.' OF the Store of Mr.. A. sTRAUs, No l0ll
tear Eleventh srsti north sid-. and upon entering
his noted es'ab ishmsBt found il completely
MED with new Clothing for the fall and wiater
sason- 4 he shelves and counters were piled with
.ccds and Mr. straus, with his accustomed petite
ress ard soavity, took PLEASURE in showing us the
novelties Of the season. He first directed our
attention 20 his eles ant assortment of Diagonal
Basket, and Tricot Cloth Coats in at least twenty
different sts les, including the Cutaw ay Derby and
sacks IN all styles and coors, with Vests match
We thCn examined his fine collection OF Cashmere
pTe>s Psntsloons IN Hair Line, Checks and Stripes
and in Tea, Lavender and Pearl color. He has az
as' if' different patterns Of these desirable goods,
including both the English ard American fabrics
In Business En- Is his stock is complete, and SO
varied that ell csn be Tisssed, at prices ranging
rom eight &c twenty five dollars. In 0vercoats for
gentlemen, youths, and boys he has endless vsri
ely Of kDslish kersfys, Meltons, French Russi an,
aid American Beavers and Black and Blas Chinchn-
las. These have been made up in Glengsrys Sacks,
and al the most approved shapes, snd his stock of
Boys Clothing is also well worthy Of exa ninati0u
We feel assured after hssy ins peclon, that no
house south II Philsdel phis has better assortment
Of bea5y made Clothing; and, upon inquiry, we
l'srLed that the prices tonishingIy iow while
he quality Of and msuneT ia which tie goods were
.Iinnled msde them compare fayorlbly with the
very best IF custom work. The only solution Of how
Mr. s;raus afford TO sell his eds so much lower
than many in the liae Of business con-
siss in the fact that he purchases his Cloths CASH
meres, Smith. and OvercostDgs b. the piece, for
cash, and has them manufactured into garments
during tie dull season, under has immediate super
vision, and especially TO his order. The public ap-
preeia.es HIS enterprise, and having proved by
peTieEce that he sails at prices from twenty to
twenty five cent. less than others, they do not
hesitate to give him their patronage. He takes
pleasure ia showing his goods, and visitors are al
In IN bfz i'm
mense variety now on hand, understand he is
constantly receiving fresh goods that his assort-
ment never becomes exhausted Sunday CuoHtcls
Oc,Otsr g7fh. oc2q
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Minister T.. L. washburne doL interview
worth cent. A New York Herald reporter
RED him day or two since on French fin snces
and politics, the stu alton in SPAIN and yarious
ether Eur pean topics; but the Ministers iii elo-
matte Teticence" was proof against all attacks.
and he positively declined to state his opinions
n any OF those subjects for publication. In
answer TO a remark of the reporter that "the
Washington Treaty has not given satisfaction to
The country, a. 1t is pretty generally looked
upon a. diplomatic bIunder," Mr.. wsshburne
said: "But it must be admitted that the
Geneva Arbitration has been q great ad vantage
to the country by securing peace and restoring
confidence 10 the commercial interests of the
country. In doing this great service has been
rendered to the public" This opening looked
promising and the reporter followed 1t ND by
throwing out as feeler the suggestion "what-
ever mistakes the government of General Grant
may have made, the people appear to have con-
ooned them" "Yes," said Mr. washbnrpa
I'VE may look on the battle az fought Pennsyl.
Sanla, am inclined TO think has decided the
PRESIDENTIAL question" The reporter intimat-
ing that there were those who doubted THE tina
minister adroitly turned the tables upon him and
ln'eivie~ed his interviewer, asking him "How
60 you think this state New York; will go?''
Inc reporter promptly accepted the situation
suaghtWay proceeded to enlighten his In.
teriocutor as follows: 1.-THE democratic
majority in this state has hitherto been
very large, but there was a hope enter
famed that through the influence of O,Brien n
large democratic support would be obtained for
DiS- The desertion Of O'Brien by the republican
party viii probably upset that arrangement,
There Is, then, an absolute breach with
oBrien?" ait would appear so, but unless one
VAS intimately acquainted with the wirspulling
behind the scenes il would be impossible to form
anything like correct opinion on the subject
inns experimental interviewing not resulting to
The satisfaction OF either party, the reporter
closed with a reference to the rumor that Mr..
Nasheurne had come home to accept a place in
the Cabinet. The minister said there was M
FOUNDATION for such aireport, adding: GNv
return home Is in connection with business
entirely personal. one object indeed, being To
visit my father, who Is still living and whom
have not seen for three years. My coming has
nothing whatever to do with politics, though I
hope to cast my ballot for President in my
native state. AS soon, however, az nv business
will permit, which calculate vii NOT b. before
December, 1 intend 10 return 10 my post as
minister TO Paris"
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THE NEaTHCH

WAhD1fARTAEST,O o5cs Chef Si0r1I OEcsr
WASHINGTON, ID. o., Oct 90 1872 III am'S
SYNOPSIS FoR PAST TwENTY-souR aoussL
ihe barometer has continued rising and is very
nigh over the lakes, and thence TO the eastern
ana middle gulf and entire Atlantic coast with
portheriy TO easterly winds and gener aIIy clear
weather. it has fallen west of the Mississippi
yane!, and especially in the northwest, with
threatening weather and rain and soutberly to
ton. S- wv
PRoBABILITIgs.-Theb barometer will continue
nigh over the lower lakes, New England and the
Middle states, with clear weather and north east.
cry winds. In the south Atlantic and eastern
Gun states, partly cloudy weather, Ugh barom
eters and northeasterly winds. On the western
gun and thence to the lower Ohio valley, Mis-
sourl and Kansas sOutheasterly winds, threaten
ing weather and light rain. In the north west
anu the upper Mississippi valley, falling barom-
eters, threatening aud warmer weather, and
light rain, with brisk to high southeasterIy
WINDS, extending to Michigan and Indiana to-
night and high northeasterly winds, threaten.
m weather and rain on Lake Superior The
telegraph has failed to transmit the .current re-
ports from the western gulf, the Southwest. the
Tar northwest and the north and south Pacific
stations Warning signals continue at Duluth,
MILWAUKEE,, Grand Haven and Chicago.
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Our eferyescent friend, DIR. Sunderland,
rather unSisely We think. renews his fght with
The newspaper, and in the same connection IN
oertakes 20 oerate that much su fering class, tho
reporters, who, whenever q frothy speaker finds
that be has said things on his legs that DO not
read well in print, are very apt to be charged
with mis- reporting. DIR. Sunderland says that
NJ the meeting on Sunday funerals he did not
use the words "beastly editors" Very well, we
give him the beneht OF the correction rs we
would have cheerfully done sooner had the re-
quest been made. careful and experienced
reporter understood him to use the words, and
We suppose DIR. Sunderland win not deny that
he siashsd away ut the newspaper folks in q
pretty lively manner. We do not understand
him to deny that he called them 'fellows," but
as there are all kinds of fellows good fellows
and bad fellows-we propose for the sake of max.
ing II pleasant all around, to suppose that the
DIR. meant the former. As TO his threat to ex-
clude reporters hereafter from the privilege of
hearing him crate in prayer, sermon, or discus
sion, II we were he, We wouldn't do IL. His ef-
forts will lose half their eloquence II he hasn't
reporter in his eye.
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siovsrpment Securtftea
SEw SORK-FTRsy BoARp.
Markets TODAY.

BsLIJNoRE. &C.. = -Yire'nIs SKIES iconsoIi-
Jsy. - ~ Wv W
BALI MORE, c.. = Cotton strong: Low mid
q rs-, y! Flour quiet: Howard street suparfine
- = =. d.. sNtrs. S!ss do. family, s. 30.
stusO.O'V afis super 51e S. Goa Sc 50; 81 extra
: a. . 90 family, 60 sJaS 50; Western an perfi,a
Ease -. %. -xtra: S7aSs. d. fart.Is s. IS
NSS!%- wheat dul: bite choice $ nFs 81 M
IAN 10 PRIME CO.. 81 Soa : 2: choice smber a.. - rs
=, =. % Se red, oD4Sl 90 common T. fair 40
= eVa - :, Se.terI, Sl7eAel % ar bsr west
80. o'aSi.o. Corn sIrOnC. " hi;e southern
-. yelit Gthern, O.; mix 1 western, s. q ia
% ., SOUTHERN 81 -; 'eYn mixed. Al az. AZ
NE, -. BYE 9met, ioi90 Provisions qgist and
t n-,is. geo. western batter. unchsngec. Whisky
~ n.er 81 OK scarce; sale 10 b. l. srG4g,
= EW YORK Oct. 20 st strong q "a steady
ti.Is SinEry htIi, "a G. ansr, tong. II short,
ZOE. H.yeTrments fin rLd steady. Virginia 6's
y new =" North Car"lius's 9: new. .
EkW YORK, Oct. 90 Flour duiI A. declining
W 10 al qrlei ~nG heavy Corr dn aud unch angsd
ONION. Oct -. ll.-t q. -. soi- opened AZ
pa for money q 7ssSzsl ior account o. s. Binds
AZ. ''|a' Ni'e'
LONDON, Oct. 2S, 2 2. n -Erie 49,
PARIS, oct. 2.-Bebtes opened at So francs Is
-
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rFRIGIsfER's OFFICE, OIsT0IOr or co

WAsHING TON, ID. o., October n. lS72
notice 10 hereby given that on FRIDAY, Noyem-
per la5 will expire all licenses given BY the Dis
Hlet OF Columbia to -, apothecsries, auctione
book agents, ntchers In the several markets. claim
agents, contractors, cattle brokers, Commission
merchants, dealers Of chandise Of any kind hat
ever, dealers In distilled and fermented liapors,
yIes, and eordas, distliers, nsur ance agents ice
dealers manufacturers Of illumina gas life end
nre insurance companies, patent agents, pawn
Droasrs, photographers; yroprietors Of bar rooms,
al Jenny Lind table,, bowling alleys, hotels Iiv-
cry stables intelligence o1ces, Junk shops restau
rants and eating houses, gift enter prises and the
aters, real estate agents, rectifers, &c, &C.
All parties engaged in said business trades, or
pfffesnons D ust promptly renew said licenses I'm
aecoroarce With the provisions Of the amended act
rtgnIating licenses, approved June 70, 1917, viz:
Dat every persC1 engaged in any trade. occups-
ton or profession for which license tax il inn posed
time i1 procuring the same, make application to
the Besh,er, and shan state, under oath or am INA.
The Register shall then Issue to the
applicant certificate sta ing the srticaar kind Of
license for which application has been made, and
the amount q money re soired BY Law TO be paid
Collector. who shall, Son the receipt OF the sum OF
neney stated therein, give certificate Of deposit,
stating the amount OF money paid and the kind OF
license required, and IL SHAN be the duty Of the
eglster to Issue said license
That every person liable for . license tax who
may fail to pay the same before engaging In the
oueness for which license may Be required shall,
y scdition to the license tax imposed, pay nne or
ooa7-?w Register District u Coiu psja.
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The week opened in New York on an excited
stock market and quiet market for gold, for
eiEn exchange and government bonis. The
rates On call bonds yesterday were 6a7 yer cent
There was an active demand for DISCOUNTS
The 500 L market opened feveriSS and excited.
w.tt pressure &c sell Pacific NAN, on the re-
iort MAJ - company had lost another steamer.
Afier PaCitc mail North vest was the fe atnre nj
the mari {. Va
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The New York Herald don't seem to have any
doubts about who is 10 be the next President.
Its leader yesterday Is significantly beaded
g General Grants Next Presidential Term-A
Magnificent Opportunity for . Glorious Re.
cord"
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DIR: TUT SHAIR DYE RASNOBAD oDos

NJ W; Q. HlBERNIAN B 8. No I-Aspe.
W. eial meeting will be held To MORR5W
TUESDAY, EVENING, October 90, 1871, at !
octoek. Every memosr 1 exescted TO be prese MT,
AZ US nees OF i'm pOrrance will come I'M
ocio q N. EMMET URELL. President.
~sPEC!AL MEkTING-HTBERNIA BEN.
EtOLEhT ASSOCIATIONS OF WASH
tN1lON, D. C.-Ali members respectfully re-
9ue;1 Cd t. Be pInetual in attendance on wEDNES-
RAI EVENING, Oct, Der 81, 1872, at TX O'Clock
sharp. ss business Of great Importance will be
transacted, requiring the attention Of every in H.
Niousi me- mber By order Of the President.
oc2oH JOHN J. HURLEY, Rec Secretary
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s.3 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Importers and wholesale dealers In
H0UsEFUREISHING GOODS
FRENCH AND ENGLISH CHINA PRESSED
AND CUT GLASS WARE
- PLATED TEA sETS AND ICE PITCHERS
CASTERS, FORKS. SPOONS and LADIES
PLANlsHED AND yAPAHcED WARE.
PEARL AND IVORY TABLE CUTLERY.
TOILET SETS. JAPANSED WATERS
kIJtBEN UTENSILS If every descIip tioa.
WOODEN WARE, MATS. &c, &c.
j. W. BOTELER & BRO,
oe29- eo6t S23 Penn. ave, bet. 9Th and 10th sts
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@RUSADALIYi
DE- John J. " iIson, Of Chersw, 8. O., says OF tbi,

great Blood purifier VI 'n''
Your medicine has air ady gained great repu
fsti ID this community. by reason Of its wonderful
snsets, IN one case particuiarly-that OF O Young
lady, no has Tor veral years bsen sui .rer from
nervous disease IN Q variety of forms; but chiefly
years past In the loss Of sight in
eminent oculist in our ate, now, believe, resi-
Gent OF your city, Pruf Chsolm, under wose treat
ent che was grestly benefited; when recently
upon using the hossdalis, for her previous derange
ments; she found her sight after . short time
rf0SOro0.' OIL aoSf
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FOR RENT AM SALE.

FoB sALE-A handsome HOUSE,, No. Isa1 \
=. street W, second dcer from tie corner q
prevssents situated ir rssSisnssl- an dssi-.lio
ne'ghboihood CARRINGToS SOARRi SGrOS.
e Cir ss sIsw asa Louisiana s'en1s ogr,i''
For skLE-ln AleyardrfA, Va, q very d.. able
Il HOUSE, and LOT; ane Isree yard. carr 'ags
Fsiri.1 :Teei, siessssSSffiia',o Va. wis osasis
EUR sALf-Four story BRICK DWELBfSS
4 HOUSE, - esst side q s,h sireet, h-tSs
Re- E.ists ste S Sos 30 sIs e , h' Gs 1A
EoR RENT Oh ssLE-A Large sad elessnt
Il REsIDENCE 90 !, between 81 aus "a streets
ord r. freshly PaPered And Pa.aied; -. And -sser
nS anne, snee from street imgro' = .nis, al IN
Gems and lore time. Apply al residence No 62S
street. II osl same street, Second ks,iola sAuk.
ool2-eotf lBepurlisan and PStr its
Eoh sALF-A thr,e-story BRICK HOUSE,N No
- stt 60 be " cen % ard leth streets sest,
hlso. q iour-stCry BBitK HOUSE, with Is raouas.
water and fzs, on lab STREET west, setxeeH Il ard
- eets elso, teyeral tasirable RESIDENCES between
% ae s1G IN ''r' cts y W No 80 Ni sGoX
t'OH f-PARLOKArd BED ROOMS. finn
s5,d % Iniuruishec. cooS ones. can - h n Il
Ism snG lith streets. ipgrire the store Ola
FOE kthT-A suite of large P.ELoHs- af.giY
!, FURNISHED, Il sSO lSth street, bctwe-n 70 sal
~. =; ". use hss AL modern ccnvrnisr.- :.
heated BY grs;e or stove. 80 III
EfQk RENT or sAIE-A IArcr-st0Ty b1cS
htb 81 on street east. near the CANT. 49,
TO ms az, vster aud large yari. dry csI,ar n
cure washington street besr san, NJ. 465. se,s
tHQR RLN1-The HppeE portion Of HOUSE 1917
:. f'bhe! " AHA aTehCe, over (. Gnutisr-. "A inc
SURE tIortneTiy used Is Restaurant contain re
en- r. ms Kitchen range bs'h room, closets hot
s l COG Na.sr snitshlo for fret restarr aut
lN ~ uceIu-bk hCUse selsu
t'oR kENrIElegAnily furnished HOUSE, .,cr-
f,,,I nst OF y street sgd as-sschusstts lue
r q. McGU IhE, Real Es.s:e Agent. iS6G r
street. $500 IA
Eoh REsT-Psrt Of the STONE 46s Pa ave-
between "a aud 9th Sc, formerly Hood lev,
cry Store. Irquire st"TlCTOR" Sewing NJ srl,iua
Agency. ssme place. aursl M
FOR BEsT-sTABLE. Inquire at 72s 18th
u S.la .F
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ETROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE.

] have now open for your inspection toe hand
somest sstor tment of
DOLLAR GOODS
Won ever have seen together, and it will certainly
pay you to take q look at them. The variety is
80 large that it would be futile effort to enunsrate
them. so viii OILS cal! Jour atteation to few ar
ticles lately received, and which are remark bIy
cheap:
Ladies' Undergarmants gotten u in such s,yl,
and OF suo1 material that 1t will surprise you, they
are only ] each.
Ladies Merino Vests. very superior at 81
Ladies ron Frame British Hose, 5 pair for 81.
HsndsoIne SILK scarfs at 30 cents and 81.
sets offsncy and pain trimmed Linen Cuffs and
Collar ~ "a cents per set.
sets of Sheffield Table Cutlery, six Forks and six
Knives for 81.
Carving sets. Knife Fork and Steel. for 81.
Table Mats, six in a set, for 81.
Silver plated spoons and Forks, six for 81,
American Clocks, brass works, ST.
Hands, me Chromos In heavy walnut frames must
be seen to be appreciated, at 8 each
ainGt Picture Frames, at 50 cents and 81.
Solid alnut Brackets Ii q variety of styles, at
Clothes and Hat Racks, Towel Backs, &C., at 81
each.
The best button Kit you ever bought for 81.
A full line Of sstchels, all leather, in different
Umb, elias and Canes in large variety
Large Looking Glasses at &c. &C., and 81.
1 might keep on In this way, bat canno. d. SO
without becoming tedious so I will only add tina.
guarantee every article sold at my store to be at
least rs per cent. cheaper than il can be DO ught
esew here, and to be good in quality it is pos
sible to be made.
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" MOUNT VERNON CIRCLE,No. CIR
ecJ tn: FL 2. An, mbers in good standing are
EInSsIed to be preseIt on THURSDAY, October
5lst iS2, at Bed Mems Hall. G. street. between 9th
sDd uh stress, when all members " no Sesife r an
receive withdraw al cards. By order Of The Circle
oc.9 81 JAMES MORROW H. s.
EFRUUDE The Irish Rspu5Itrq.O of this
~ week has splendid Editorial on Mr.
noe mission to thi- country. Don I Ill 10 read
u. rssle by ID: BBOSNAN, 926 G street agent
Tor the Catholic Almanac rs.
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EPIzOOTIC, Oh HORSE DIS EASE.

EPkZOOTIC, Oh HORSE DISEASE.
TAYJOR'S GREAT COMPOUND FOR HORSE
AMI CATTLE FOOD, sure health restorer. 81
Tor I've pound bags. Fer sale ut DANbB CLAEKE
4 CO.'S Drug stOre, All Pepna. aysnus. 1t
DlANO rUnlNG.-Hsvine fully recovered from
Il his recent indispositi0n, the under--A
signed would respectfully inform his pa vEGzE3
ircis end the musical public ssncrally thatVV NV
le Will give HE personsl attention again to the
TUNING end REPAIRlN0 OF PIANO-
G. L. WILD. tor G. l.. wIhD sRo }
20 Ct ago lIth street, n m a avenue
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B. g ILVER Il Z r G.
Metropolitan Dollar Store.
oc19 tr 3l2 TIN STREET. NEAR PEySA. AVE.

Metropolitan Dollar Store.
oc19 TT 31a 1In Street. WEAR PESSA. Ave.
CHOICE BLACK GOODS
SPECIALITY.
DsPECIALATIEgTIoN is given by us to the
sale of FINE BLACK GOODS, of mas es ard quail
Ss TO S
sts ste, al nc rsry ISSsn sa.h ,es, probably the
'
CO e Celebrated et9 brsnds Of SLACK ALPACAs-
good. IN 81 qualities from 81 cts: to SIS per yard
ss sna rs ssTs ss
celIent quality at $50: sl7s: 81, 81 rs: and Sa50
EI yard. ~One price only, marked IL plain
oea St 9s9 Peppa ave-, bet 9th aud ioth sta.
THE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK,
SIX PEE N CENT PES xssuM NJ "a ST.
POSTS for each Calendar Month.
s1iUBbAYs: 9 to 4 and to oc2s
TO OWNERS OF HORSES.
pIsINFEOT YOU'D STABLES s.
CARBoL %i'g LIME, 0
The Best Disnfectant known.
Made and pre- pared by receipt of T. 3. VERDI, NJ D.
' 5. 3. GAsTLEMAE,
TEE MASON HAMLIN CABINET ORGAN
l. Acknov lodged the best instruments-HA
manufactured in the United States. A large F@
assortment can always be fonpd at theVtkII
wareYOoms of W. @ ME1ZEE0TT CO., No. 935
Penns Nv ania ocA2g
(lYS 7 RSt
" NICHOLAS WHITE & CO.,
N0RFOLE OYSTER DEPOT,
COZ 9fREET, between 9th and 7ih, opposite BaIti-
s,S PS Sssa = d
best quality, from Norfolk and else SSAt1
where, received fresh every day By \X2
steamboat and railroad. Hotels, res
taurants and families supplied by the quart, GAL
lon. bussel. or barrel, at cheapest arket raies.
Orders for Terrspips, Turtles, &c, promptly nlled
and TO all parts OF the city free OF charge.
oc24 In
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MEMPHIS Febru,ry II, 1859
Dr. Hm H. Imt:-sir-I have been suffering
Ion nearly two years with severe cough and great
1lmeuIty o. breathing. My weight was ons hun
ared and forty Ave pounds; and when 1 commenced
taxing our E1pectorsnt. / was reduced to one
thing; had terrible night swests have taken b .if
dozen bottles. The nisht svests have left mo- the
cough has almost disap peared. and have gained
nteen p9ands in weight. believe 1t wilt cure my
cough; irecsmmendiI to all my lends,
With respect, OLIVER RICL
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