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Blind Staggersl

If you will stop at the Town Spring Liv-
cry Stable while you are in town, and give
your stock feed Of good sound corn and
hay, there will be no danger OF Blind Stag
gers. Our corn was raised in Alabama and
IS sound. twill only cost you IS cts
Every thing else in proportion.
NJ. c. ATKINSON & co,
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n 1000 people wanted to
call at Judd's Photograph Gal
lery and have pictures made.
TO CONSERVATIVES

The advertiser having been permanently cured
of thatdre disease. consumption nv simple rem
edy, is anxious 10 make known 10 his fe low suf-
ferers the means of cnre. To all who desiIe st. he
viii send acopy of the prescri ton used, Tree of
charge with the directions for preparing and us
ing he same. which they VIII find sURECURE For
CONsUNPTIOE. ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, &C.
Parties wishing the prescription viii please ad-
dress Rev r. A WILSON
Dec 3-6m 1874 Penn ST. William hurch New York
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1874-12-17

SB Campbell Mcintosh, who
made his third escape from the
Jail in this place about three
years ago, was returned to his
former quarters last Thursday
evening. He was living about
35 miles from Jackson, Miss,
when arrested by detective
James NJ. Davis who escorted
him back. Mcintosh, it will be
remembered, was indicted in
the Circuit Court Of this coun-
ty for horse stealing, and was,
beside, suspected of being
participant in the outrages COM
mitted in the southwestern
portion OF Lincoln countynearly
four years ago, for being con-
cerned in which, John G. Will
Jams received a twenty years
sentence to the penitentiary. \
reward of 5000 was offered for
McIntosh's arrest. He is. to be
taken to the Nashville jail for
safe keeping.
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To- the Delegates Of the Lin
coin county Council, Pat
rOnS of HUSbandry.

You are particularly reques-
ted to attend the Council on the
End Tuesday in January next,
as there is important business
to come before the Order on that
day. VIM. w. JAMES, Pres.
THos. c. LITTLE, Sec.
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Free for One Wear

PERSONS sending through us the regular sub
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costing 81 q over Willie GIVE it ut once just S
ordered, am in addition viii send FREE FOR
ONE EAR sSThe Critic'' and PREM PIC
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numbering among its contributors some of the a.
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Better than Life Insurance.

By the expenditure o: a small amount be-
fore the 29tn OF December, in assisting The
Masonic Relief Association Of Norfolk. Va,
TO csmplete their Masonic Temple, you may
obtain fortune without beiI & required to
wait Ter term Of years, OF compel your
family to wait for your death. as would be
the case in lie insurance. ! he Grand Gift
Concert, at hlch six thou and rizes will
bo distributed, will be conducted by some
of the best citizens Of Norfolk, and there
will be prize in every ten tickets. The
drawing will positively take place on the
29th OF december. Send fer ticket t
Henry Y. Moore, See'y. Norfolk. Va, or a.
authorised Agent Of lhs Associatioo.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1874-12-17
SOAPS /! SOAPS

Large assortment of Toilet,
Shaving and Carbolic Soap just
received and for sale low at
BRAKES Drug Store; also, hoi-
iday gifts in great variety. 1t
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Marriag1s.
~~-~NrLNS~-~SeNN~-N~-S
M ARRLElS:


M "a F
In this county, Thursday. 10th inst, bv
Rev. f. w. Walker, Mr.. j. W. RlVES and
Miss vIRGIE +. J, HUNTER.
In this county, Saturday, 9Th inst By
Rev. J. C. Elliott. Mr. T. WINSETT aud
Miss LOU KING.
License ha,s been issued TO the follow
ing parties since our last report:
WHITE.
Robert ". Stewart and Mary f. Good.
w. A. Curtis and f J. Trantham.
MIR. Hill and T. J. Bostick.
Isaac Neeld and Adelaide Sullenger.
CoLOkED.
Ross Conger and Lou isOm.
Alfred Bonner and Dilen Ashby.
Vim March and Mary Mathews.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1874-12-17

GY ID. c. HALL has OH hand
p large stock Of School Books,
Literary Books and Stationery,
which he is anxious to dispose
of at publishers prices.
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1eatbs.
DIED

Near Wsxahachie, Texas. Sunday, 29th
ult., Of yellow jauudice, Mrs. MARTHA,
wife Of n. A. Beard, formerly Of this coun-
IL aged about 60 years.
In This county, in the vicinity Of Bllnche,
Thursday 10th inst, uf complication OF
diseases. Ny. aNnEssoN EoHNER, aged
ab5ut 20 wears
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1874-12-17

RE~ Persons purchasing articles adver
tised in these columns, will please mention
that they saw the advertisement in the Far.
xTTgvHIg 0ssFE-Ee. SIT
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1874-12-17

HSs& The American Sardine
Co.'S BoReless Sardines, are
much better, and less than half
the cost of imported Sardines-
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1874-12-17

- We arc indebted to Mr..
W. L. Berry, of San Francisco,
formerly of Fayetteville, for a
roll Of California papcrs.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1874-12-17
CHAN Gerry
SALE OF LAND !
On Saturday, the 9th of Janr-
ary, 1876,

"a GCsC;
I'm obedience 10, a decree Of sale pro-
II nOuneed. az the October term, 1874, of the.
Chaneery Court at Fayetteville, Tennessee,
in the case Of John NJ. and Ii. T. Bell q
gainst Richard Holloway and others, | vi
attend on the premises, and offer for sale
to the highest bidder the following described
Tract Of Land
situated in Civil District No. % Of Lincoln
COUNT, Tennessee, on the headwaters Of
Flvnt River and Sheltons Greek, and bound
ed as follows-Beginning at four black
oaks 81 poles south Of the road leading
from Fayetteville to Winchester, thence
north 40 poles to poplar and two hicko-
ries, thence east passing the southwest
corner of Entry No. 832 at poles in alt
800 poles TO a chestnut and black jack,
therce south crossing the lower Winchester
roa at pa poles in all $40 poles I" a stake,
thence west 800 poles TO the beginning,
Containing l 332 Acres
Said land has been surveyed and difi-
ded into lots
TERMs-Said land will be sold on a credit
of one and two years, with ten per cent in
cash. Notes with two or more good AMI
sufficient securities required of the purchas-
ers, and lien retained on the land until
the purchase money is paid.
D. " CLARK.
Clerk and Master and 81 ecial Commissioner.
dec. 10.
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- with our splendid =
CONTINUATION PROSPECTUS,

II uily represents sample r..<r~csfiBsR. use-
bindil = of SO indsnpe1Z IT. hest Izsi1,v
Sui sI fast seII5S,ssss vssssers. AGENTS
ever srsea Ioa VII MIR \ I yo9 % ilot s'','.'
for IIlustrstcd beaufif;l Frt-pscttts ltisc oDis
send y = FL sod -ser Re fsrTisorv AZ Az
autft ssftET frFffts - 60 ffycIyN4tI
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The Observer Free of Postage

The postage will be paid at
this office, without charge to
subscribers, ON the OBSERVER
mailed under the law which
takes effect January 1, 1875.
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FayetEeU5EEc Locals.
More Trutl. than Poetry.

Written for the Town Spring Livery Stable
From our clear running spring
We will GIVE your stock water.
And for corn and hag feeds
Charge 10 cents and quarter.
N. G. ATKINSON e. CO., Prop1TetorS.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1874-12-17

IY The fall session Of Hope
well Academy will close We'd
nesday evening, 23rd inst, with
public exercises, which the pub
lie are cordially invited to at
tend.
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Great Bargains to be had at
Hatcher & 0giIVie'S.

AS we have determined TO sell
for cash exclusively, we have re-
duced the price of all shelf
goods, and will sell at the low
est figures. Now is your chance
10 buy cheap goods. All per-
sons indebted to us will please
call at once and settle up their
accounts, as we need money and
must and will have it.
eS- Everybody go to Judd's
Gallery this beautiful weather
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D& Prices Of Job Printing
have been lolcered Mt the Oh
SERVER Office to suit the times.
Bring in your orders. We war.
rant satisfaction.
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FRESH BREAD AND CAKES

Always on hand full supply of Candies,
Fruits, Nuts, and other choice eatables, the
hest Cigars and Tobacco, and other articles
Usually found in frst-class confectionery
all cheap and good. dec.l7-6m
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& : 4 3 q as & .

N John b. Harrison, at
Flintville, has just received a
full stock of christmas toys,
which he will sell cheap. Bring
on the children.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1874-12-17
Real Estate Transfers.

The following transfers of real
estate have been acknow edged
since our last, in the County Court
Clerks Office:
T. NJ. Whitaker to T. j.
Whitaker, 83s acres in 7lh dis,
$3.50
". A. Willard, sheriff, to j.
G. Woods, lot in Fayetteville,
$172.73.
D. W. Clark to E. E. Allen,
lot in Fayetteville, $3.50.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1874-12-17
Clerk and Special Commissioners
SALE OF LAND ]


SALE OF LAND ]
IN obedience to decree of the honcrab bic
County Court of Lincoln county, Ten
nessee, pronounced at its December term,
1874, in the cause of A. J. Whitaker, adj
ministrator, vs.. W. f. Moore and others,
will attend on the premises, on
Friday, the 10Th day of JAN
airy, 1875,
and offer for sale TO the highest bidder the
following described TRAITS OF LAND
lying on the waters Of East Mulberry Creek,
il Lincoln county, Districts and ), and
belonging to Dr.. +. K. MoORE at the time
of his death.
THEFIRST TRACT,
containing about 1870 acres, and known as
she Scott tract 9th district is bounded on
the north and east by the lands of A. J
Whitaker and 7. d. Hill, on the south by
the lands of A. Derror, and on tse west by
". w. James and the dover tract of Mrs.
Ehzabe Moore. There are cleale ed about
20 acres of good tillable land; also, Is a
cres Of fine blue grass.
THE SECOND TRACT,
containing bout l25 acres, is situated in
the 4th district, about Il miles from Null
berry Village, and known as the Donegan
tract, is bounded on the north by the lands
of II. G. McNeece. on the east by MeNeece
and Cooper, on the south by Ben Knowles,
aud on the west by the lands of W H..
Moores and z. +. Howard. On this tract is
cleared abort 81 acres, There are also J
acres of blue grass, and the balance is well
timbered. On both tracts will be found
several springs of never-failing water
The lands will be subdiyided into tracts of
convenient size to suit purchasers, plat Of
which will be exhibited on day of sale.
TERMs-Ssid land will be sold on a cred
II of one and two years, except five per cent
in cash. Notes with good and approved
security viii be required of the purchasers,
and lien VIII be retained on the land until
all Of the purchase money is paid.
F. y. B0YCE.
decl7n CLERK and Special Commissioner
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the best sustained
work of the Kind In the World"
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sC- Business is 4 little brisk
or Of late.
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Strayed or Stolen

EROM the colored Cumberland Church
d In Fayetteville, Sunday night, 9Th inst,
a SORREL MARE, with saddle and bride
Sbs is 81 or II years old, common size
blaze in her forehead, enc white foot, left
hind foot has been suagged or gTaveled, so
that she is lame little after running. bat
commonly don't showit. Nine dollars re-
ward will be paid for her recovery.
dec. ID PINKNEY GEAR, colored,
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the WEEKLY sun ae5 5ssss hsa:.2 sSa
fearless newspaper. VI So broad columns especial
Iy designed for the farmer. the mechanic. the
merchant and the professional man and their wives
and children. We aim 70 make the " eekgY
san the best family news gPsr IN the world. 1t IS
fun Of enterta ming ami Instructive reading of ev-
cry sort but prints nothing TO offend tie most
Pulous and delicate taste. Price. Sl.9o per wear,
postage prepaid. The cheapest paper polished
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G1bg jAnrkFia Intfgl 4lnlg
FafsTT6vlllE PR!CES CURRENT.

OBSERVER OFFIcE,
Fnyettel tile Decen Der Il l674S
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sR- Advertisement Is arc inserted in the or
der in which they are handed in.
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The following are the Of
ficers of Fayetteville Encamp-
ment No. 81, !. O. o. f., for the
ensuing term:
NJ. w. Woodland, c. P.
Geo. B. Boylcs, Fl. P.
VIM. II. Warren, S. w.
w. Fl. McNelley, j. W.
Fritz Warren, Scribe.
w. T. Movers, Treas.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-12
PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR HAvASA-IA steamship Columbus Nov. l-Grego1o No
r Chrsaua Lorach FrsBGsa LoIsh Miss JusBa Loreh Pablo
IIorseh Bunker EyE Po1s, A Bunker Adofo Santa
hAs eo Fos Dusw Mrs Lame, daughter anu govern
Via nopta.or John sherman Podo wife children
Mestre, wife, aud ni4p MIS- ne
Lass and ervpnt Ca-bene and daughter Lopez FernAn-
J. Mr.. r. WILKES l. GEerrero Dona ana H. Oe
william Ssiew Cherries AaAa r. NcCoy and wife
ron LvERPOOLIn steamship A5gsstatd, Nov IL Cross
Lv soo sop Mrs j. L. Gardner, w II Burns Edgar W.
Gem Mr. and Thorpe Potts Dr. j. Crane, wife AM mad
Mr. John g. child maid, ". walker Mrs Isabella
Wslke Mr. YoBue Bnckev and children NJ s Young and
,p L. T. Kellogg g. y. Bliss, n Bliss. Cha BoOmhe Miss Aus
" W. = AIT, b. =. CarycT Mr. vivid K Mun
,bsme j. Macdonald j. Dalton A. H. kursheedt H. Pnesly G
McpbopS NJ Marbu Mira T. Seeland iuian and nurse hr
y kmeT. Mss l. Mcclellan. infant, ebb an uurse
Mss MeCntee and maid servant, y b. Behr, Ir. a1d
Nn Xm King snd two children W. T. BsBkp. Geo. L.
Dait Hine MIR and Mrs j. II fsIo Miss Fs1on
Bruner Gillespie, Mn. BiTket, G A. Gal9ney, al oe
Warren H. A. Power Capt j. q. Moss A. Nor Mr. T. Hodges
Mss Bradley Bcdgett Miss Virgiria Cavtn IS Aioe
Garted Mrs T. Mitchell MI Mrs. J. HOl eS and son As
Hohek M aDo J. J. Hill, John Wee5, Robert Nsn d. g
Ts Cha Whitney FHk Whitney Thomas Evans hr and Mrs H.
Wckstead JerDAn, H. A Capt
A. Dawes Il Wigrsm ". Muhews, A. ODenlym Miss
H. Blccy Dr. IA c. Psrmley S9d wife Nj
HOy Nh. Williams G. Appieny M 1reenouRo X '" fo"ler
Mrs Bnsoa
FOR BERHUDA-T steamship Gamma, Nov Ill. W. Dodge
Harriet. Je and Margaret Dodge A. NJ
Uoare Hulgeord Maurice Kennedy H. X Bogs, " J. Boye
BoTe wife j. j. Garrison and VILE Mr UI1y L1utb two
.harrn aud nur wf Rufus Chamberlain Mrs
~ Iyy uurse ehen Pred Hall and vie the Lon G.
Yates W. FOI MISS N. A. Tucker I'd Peon and wife j. A.
Hill Pales aud chldren II. G.. O1errige, = NJ Onef
bridge wife, f. bishOg, B. Palmer wife
aud children, W. Lowell and wife J. T. srih
New-York tribune., 1874-11-12
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

PROM cuARIESToS-Ia steamship Manhdtan. Nov II Mrs
A. Sashye A. Ilo~e T. Loan u ~ r hNs'1 n vi ~ Nv IL -
Ms T. waller, Master Walker T. Lang1on a. ehpII, | hs
simpson Su smith Miss harray BENJAMIN m nague'
Iss n M cwson infant Miss LeiIeh, Mrs Todd
sHd tafas BenSett Master Georse BeSne A ann Ss
es IT, Col Ms Reeder and esh Teonss hnern
Ioha 4. l. BOyd Fagk Bernard A hArIet t % IN
Proposts D. r Nuttr G. TumOul. Il. Hinebrand, MIS-
Hdebnd H. Arundel W. H. Fsuning hrs Hennessey Miss hsSoe
FRoH LIEGPOOL-Is steamship Russia. Nov l1-w. s. An.
tew MI an Ms Bad, WIN. Bayhs Mr. ana Mrs. Beers Miss
Beers CuAlADd de Belvs Mrs Ross benai Misses benl W. y.
Grum-Bvirg H. Reld p P'nley, s. Fish, Miss NJ ! hte Miss h
Fske A~ Fletcher, g. feu9o G F1fa' Mss oIIHGn % MI MI;
Mrs Garcia Mss empstead, Ar and Ms hounas hta an
aBgbe Hilton Mrs Hodges Mrs well and daughter MT and
Miss Brooks H. Brnb Miss Bran Miss Banning
Batter Casp-n Jonathan Cordakes, W. Cnras o. W
Getting Nj Ids beacon M ard M AOSaP ~ P1 EasaTe & !.
mOur Nm. Serel Green Miss Green Nj and MS = Stei
nan ana Mrs Hadieu and msid, Miss C. K Hail. hahe
T. j. Ba,wes, M harmOa Aei heoel9Seh Ar 1no MIS- j.
Hess Mr. Kennedy Miss kenre1y W. kag DAVID Lamb
eS%', MS l. a Lamont asa maid MISS =. Leahy.
Mr. Lexington and child hIs mathews Miss Matthews
h1sS Me.o0 Mr. and Mr. l. Nils sHG Mix
ter Aixtr John Nunroe MrS Parker chd ana dads
Fart &c Patterson Mss Patterson AM msid W. h fernDe
Rui.e Thomas Reyuod, Ny and Mrs w Robins A. kome
Mn " b swe c r ylor Moses TAyior AMI mad, Miss
Nendoa Thayer hompson, T. F. Thompson Mr. Margaret
NJ ,pc Mr. murphy Miss nurp5y Mr. Murphy it, and maid NJ
aud Mrs Met Oruick Miss hcCornck mad and infant hrs
Menahab and maid A. Nonson Mrs G0roOg Norne, h hore
Nrr q J. Rowe and Miss Alberta SAWYER Mr. and
Ers SchoS G. r Simmn mrs slmmin NJ G. Smith
and stAGser Mas'er Staue Mrs vsnderpOe Mr.,
yAnderpo- ano two maids Dr. valentine FIshk
Ws,eIbary and maid W h. Weber Whbe Nj sDd
Mrs Joel Wolfe, Miss s. Wolfe and sister
New-York tribune., 1874-11-12
DEPARTURES OF KOREIGN MAILA

THURSDAY. Nov. IL .-,.-
Mail. IA, Rurpe Pmouh Cheoo1fg Ano u ,hs
s.s,is r,o.s AZ IL 80 Snnpenet ar NAL ~ az. =,
Pest-Oace a. 1880 steamship s~is Al = H. ' ' WV "
HobOEer seboltan mails
- =, 10 M Sieanshp Hsrbeek Stores brookiyn.
Mas M Havana ths steamship City Of hsN.as eSse iS
Surplemersy Mail s closed ~ tne fosEV~e " -'fV y A
ks.uShip ss,s Al bnn iron Per No y,
FRIDAY. Nov a.. -, .,..
Nal. 70, Knrston ssvsns. and santa MARINA % 'ne ~ p
A. so.s "a m steamship sails from Pier No. o. NSisn YeI
MI Ior snfa1 closed He Ne~-lors FosFo"0e e'u'
l.y Al 6 n N and W Boston =,
"' SATURDAf Nov Ia -
% Grc., Btsip and Queenstown and Liverpool oy
s.s,.n Repubbe close No Supplementary Mail cteAn
.s,n ssis Al 8 a n from Pier No. 90. No. Ii kver
Hs for Karope and Bremen per the eAmsnp
poasu close ll:30A Supplementary MAI closes - ,ns
pas Daoe Al 80 D. at m IRON pier "o' VI
n rds-. HohOken- ,.--.A,. p...;,. .,o..
Mails for France and Hsv hv the fefer Close
,,0s M seamshp from Pier No oV Non hI'ef
Mal M AsppvA Pauss the south Pac6e and OeniFai
ners etc b The steamship Henry Channey close ~ 4V H. S'o
,,hin ssis AZ ~ n from Pier No. AZ North River
AAis West bT the steamship Wy oil husHU' oo~ ~
s,eaInship al .. N from Pier No ~ T. Il
SUSDAl. Nov 10.
AMMAN. elass Al oclocG a N tost-Jbce 10 from
"a 70 - u
New-York tribune., 1874-11-12
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
PoRT OF NETWORK =.
Nov. IL.

PoBT OF NEw-YoRK K..................".....Nov IL
Steamship State oIncau. t Knight Glasgow Baldwin Co
sesObP IoheIlOs3 ,e A9FI1as%t, bGeTpf bg oes5s '0
Steamship BIN lBr Andrews, Liverpool, F. W j. Horst
Steamship (Br Price, Liverpool via oueeLovn Williams
Steamship City Antonio Pennington HeuorleAn C. H Nal
s:tsi9siip Bsye5l,. Pisrcs P1AdfDa.: Jane: HANG
Ship Tshmsn Ibrl HsIdgg'cn Liverpool Il l. Wright Co
Barr Bar faDr sH HS%6 SssS6 L LS + s s n JOB
s s sGG d s k.. HSB tSSsS a1. tPfS : J9o co S0't
Lug La Monica utaL ROsssne Ager, Fe1ch I'd Co.
ss ss ISts hS LdSGss % niSn hsTsna james
sehr Expedite Hseiet;. Providence Racket Bro
schr. Fessen (Brl Acler. Halifax n s.. L. .. Brigham
se5 sI IL. cctssT BT y?in B. hs1sy Parker
sohr. Lotue Ames. Nash. Baltimore. u. H. Browa Co.
setr Mcdonald MeDOsa, Charleston. Bentley Gterseeye
sfs ss S.is 'sSi; :s'1'S 8'''s avin S'''
sss ss klo'; B. &c cio. ssSDoi m Son
Steamship S q NssIo.. BIl Lsh Liverpool Oct 20 via
Sea- RSs r coai i1erpooi Oct - s q,
Nov / with mdse. and rass to c O. aneklyn. ''-''
N~%nshp Huntsville CrsSeA Savannah Nov T. with udse and
Steamship Mslhsisn woodAer chsresons. c. Nov T. WIT,
steamship Point Smith PLadephA ndse to LOlsrs
sap Pnous Rock, 0aa London sept TO- Isle Of wsA.
Goddard tOf St. John N B JOhnsoDe MOu.rseO
Rogers Horton Aug l3 and Lisbon Sent
sehI B. caaE'ou 45e tOns1 Psfsr Of and from New
SeSI. Annie L Psl,oer soew Of Bath, l2O sOs.,.
seAoosEks-ssYEK AND ooAsIvsk
SsD,rs: Hss1,s ss.s5 ssssi,.a - A. Psas Ea.tPO
Eossi. Ssso1 MS Ss Sssas SSSaa:ety sG;S.
SAILED.
I Liverpool; o.HHa Of San Hn,sso for ss
Ss bs ,s' S .Ss EsI... S',s VT IAsr s.ss. f..
wIXD-sans7<- ire.A r. W., cloudy.
- FOREIGN PORTS
New-York tribune., 1874-11-12
nIxtsTIrRk ALMANAC

Sun 6:43 445 Moon set..... 6:53
wl-ER
Sandy Hook 92S 1905 Hell Gate Terry IL "a
DAY.
Sandy Hooi. $50 Cows Ud 1000 Hell Gate Ferry. OO0
New-York tribune., 1874-11-12
6slp Was,teo--females

WANTED "A frst-class or most excei!ent
w plaiu COOK snd 70 asss vashins and ironing s
private fam, very - have ea " s
New-York tribune., 1874-11-12
Jee Cream.

IJORTON's ICE CREAM,
beng nspe frou pure Cream IL popular and best
81 60 PER GALLON.
CHARLOTTE RUSSE AND JELLHsS,
DELICIOUS AND CHEAP.
tssss Boarding. Hoases Parties Churches Ysir etc. promptly
aankak AssstL aos ysaseA>sA - l2eA 4ees1sss
New-York tribune., 1874-11-12
Board and Rooms Wanted.
Uinter Resorts.

DOYAL VICTORIA HOTEL, Nassau, n. T.,
IL Bahamas j. Porter Proprietor. For fall Information address
6gerwood Co. 75S NY Steamers sail every two weeks
New-York tribune., 1874-11-12
fclp h1aateo

frlp Uaateo- Alales.
WANTED-AGENTS to sell the LIFE AND
w EXPLORATIONS OF Dr. LIVINGSTONE" compete susAeS
D. D. RUSSELL, Publisher. Boston. Masa
WANTED-A few strictly irst-class CAN
w vAssE The advertising bsslness o tAose ei are e
sAd the b ieksu eee sppiy Adde asns esA~
tacshans nd references, Bsx 80. PssbU6os
New-York tribune., 1874-11-12

DORTER and USEFUL MANA yonng man
vOulI position PORTER IN store boiei oi "les Is
Wiling 10 make e furnish road city refer
M 20 at moderate wages be ua suieG at oDkLBs
AGENCY 100 Vest J4sh-si corner Broadway
New-York tribune., 1874-11-12
Deniisirp.


DR. WAIT g. son, As EAST 28D-ST., have
C metallic base for Artificial Teeth, which lighter stronger
and being perfect conductor Of animal
beat perfectly healby-only $50 They insert
ror Psna prices Pine Gold Plugging
specially extracted pure fresh s 81 Tor the tTs
spd 5Oc each succeeding young lady in attendance.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-12
Cooks.
MAN CO0K-A Frenchman as prOfessed

WI COOK understands all kinds Of cooking pers pirate
boarding fonh undoubet references hpoN
DDELLS FEN' BUREAU 100 West 34ihst, corner bToAo"A.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-12
Waters.

4 SWEDE,. with the best of references, rs
- WAITER industrious ard wiling Address {" Box %, Up
Trhuu II WeE; 32d-t.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-12
Giaticncrn.

DIARIES and JOURNALS for 1875, from 25
cents TO So Blank Books Stationery, and Printing ft
prices solicited. FRANCIS bOUTRBL 40 Ma1enlAne
SLOTE & JAMES, StatiOners, 80 FultOn-st.,
- near Wiam-Pares requiring Bank Books ar requested "
call I'd stock
New-York tribune., 1874-11-12

understands Of hore ard willing to nske hise usIl
Eoud lae place furnish good reference IN
ruire ODELLs AGENCY lO9 West S45s corner DioAo
New-York tribune., 1874-11-12

CARDENER-First-cl class, wOuld he found
" geuerafy useful gsnemans place. family best refer
ces strictly temperate Adlrsss ~ lSs New 6ht, Jersey