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AS TO CIRCULATION

The representatives of the Cincinnati Daily
Times having had the audacity to dispute the
large circulation of the Cincinnati DAILY STAR
before the County Commissioners, when
the award OF the contract for publishing
the delinquent personal tax list was about
to be made to u.s. we propose to settle the question
of circulation before the public as fully as we did
before the Commissioners. We therefore propose
to the Daily Times to prove the following propo-
sitions
FIRST-That the DAILY STAR has published and
circulated more papers any one day during the
present year than the Daily Times has during the
whole six days of any week in that time.
SECOND-That the DAILY STAR circulates in
the City of Cincinnati regularly more than three
times as many papers as the Daily Times.
THIRD-That the DAILY STAR circulates in
Covington, Newport, Ludlow, West Covington
and Dayton Ky.,-the cities on the opposite bank
of the Ohio-more than ten times as many
papers as the Daily Times.
FOURTH-That in the cities ofSpringfeld, Ham
ilton and Piqua, Ohio Lexington, Covington and
Newport Kentucky Greensburg, Vincennes and
Lawrenceburg, Indiana-three representative cit
les in each of the three States tributary to Cincn
nati-the circulation of the DAILY STAR is more
than fifteen times that of the Daily Times
FIFTH-That the DAILY STAR has lists OF regu-
lar subscribers in three times as many places
as the Daily Times, and that these lists OF the
DAILY STAR average three times as many
nbscrbers as those of the Daily Times.
We challenge the Daily Times to
4 contradiction of these five prOPO-
sitiOns, and offer to refer the matter
10 any fair person of their selection,
and afford every means of arriving
Mt the truth, SO far as the circuia-
eiOn of the DAILY STAR is con-
cerned.
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hunt, to bag all the game between here and
the lakes. Hourly dispatches from differ
ent points throughout the State, to their
friends here, told that all the bear, deer,
etc., that escaped the unerring aim of these
mighty hun ers were making for Canada in
alarm and terror The result of their days
sport will arrive by special freight train to-
day.
REV. FATHER BoEx, s. j., of st. Xavier
Church on Sycamore street. is lying at the
point of death. His illness is typhoid fe-
yer. Yesterday the sacrament of Extreme
Unction was administered to him. Should
he die the poor of st. Xavier's congrega-
ton will lose in him their greatest friend
and benefactor.
PROFESSOR RAINBoLT, who was exhibiting
his skill at rife shooting at the Coliseum
night before last, instead of hitting the
potato which his wife was holding between
her fingers, hit her finger. The woman
made no signs of being hit, however, until
she left the stage, when she tainted.
WHEN Mr.. Vickers, of the Public Library,
was in Europe last year he received as a
gift to the Library from the English Gov
ernment complete set of the English Pat
ent Reports, consisting of over four tnou-
sand volumes. Six hundred have already
arrived and when the remainder are here
it will be the only set in this part of the
country.
THE homeopathic physicians met last
evening and organized the Cincinnati
Homeopathic Medical Society. Dr. c. A.
Quirell was elected President; DR.. F. H.
Schell, Vice President; DR.. J. P. Geppert,
Secretary; Dr. S. R. Geiser, Treasurer. On
motion of DR.. ]. D. Buck, the Society ac-
cepted the invitation of DR.. Geppert to
meet at his office, No. 80 West Ninth street,
Thursday, November 7th, at 8 p. III.
MRS. BRAUNsTEIN and family, of 80 Pike
street, last evening entertained a large num-
Der of their friends, who assembled without
invitation and were made cordially well
come without even recognition. The oc-
casion was phantom party, and most
delightful one it proved to be. Fine music,
which had been provided. and the spacious
parlors, offered an excellent opportunity
for dancing, and the spectre-like figures
stepped to the beautiful strains with zest
that comes only of genuine social enjoy
ment. The elegant supper. although mere
ly a side issue. was attended to with a
promptness and dispatch that showed a
thorough appreciation of delicacies and sub
stantials nicely prepared and handsomely
served The company was fully bent on a
good time, and the complete preparations
made by the ladies of the company to-
gether with the cordial welcome and assidu-
Gus attentions of Mrs. Braunstein and her
accomplished daughters left nothing want
ing that could contribute to the pleasure of
the evening. The party was entirely com
posed of persons from the immediate neigh
borhood, with the exception of Mrs Har
rover of Keokuk, Iowa, and her sister, Miss
Mosure, from Columbus.
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NARROW GAUGES.
Second Days Session of the COnven.
ton.

|
The National Convention of Narrow.
gauge Railroad people completed its labors
yesterday afternoon. The principal bust.
ness was the appointment of new Central
Committee as follows:
Major John Byrne and Col. McAleer, OF
Ohio; General James s. Negley, w. G. Mob
ly, and Jos. Ramsey, of Pennsylvania; J.
d. Yeoman, New York; B J. Clifford Hi.
nois; G. W. West, Kentucky; John Ihling,
Michgan A. H. johnson, Arkansas; S. j.
II. johnson, Texas; J. w. Tripp, Iowa; II.
Y. Morrison and John Lee, Indiana. Col.
member of the Committee,
but refused The Committee or,
ganized later by the appointment of Gen.
Negley Chairman, and Major Byrne Secre-
tary Then the Convention adjourned.
subject to The call of the Central Commit.
| tee.
| The following was moved by B. j. Clifford,
of Rautoul, and unanimously carried:
Whereas, There exists an unfortunate
lack of printed information both statistical
and historical, with reference to narrow
gauge railways, in form at the same time
concise and reliable; and,
"Whereas, The Railway Age Publishing
Company, of Chicago, have been asked by
members of this Convention, and have con
sented, to prepare and publish book of
narrow-gauge history and information !;
therefore,
Resolved, That, in view of the proposed
publication of such book by the Railway
Age Publishing Company, the officers and
Executive Committee of this Convention
are hereby reques ed to furnish said Com
pany all our proceeding and other matter
of public interest, and to render them such
other assistance as may be in their power;
and
Resolved, That each member of this Con-
yenton pledges his earnest support and
practical encouragement to the enterprise
named, and promises to advance as far as
may be in his power the sale of the book
when published"
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No Failure knOwn. f..

There is no case on record known where
DIR. Morris Syrup of Tar, Wild Cherry and
Horehound has failed to give satisfac-
tion On the other hand, wherever it has
been used by our people, in severe colds,
coughs asthma. bronchitis, Group, whoop-
ing cough, and consumption, they are en-
thusastic in its praise. Containing no
opium or other dangerous drug, it does not
constipate, and is safe to administer in all
conditions of health. This is an important
announcement, and the suffering are ad-
vised to heed it. Trial size, 10c; large sizes,
SOC and 81.
Sold by John Keeshan Sixth and Walnut
streets; ]. D. Wells, Fourth street and Cen
tral avenue; H. F. Reum, Fifth and Broad
way.
Also Agents for Prof. Parker's Pleasant
Worm Syrup, which is sue death to Worms.
Pleasant to take and requires no physic.
Price 25c. Try it.
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Miss Eliza Weathersby, Mr.. Goodwin and
the "Froliques' company have big houses
at every performance They give one OF
the most laughable and entertaining shows
that has been seen for many years. Thel
entertainments are after the manner of the
Volkes family and they are pronounced
superior to that celebrated company. Hob
bies' beats the world.
A matinee will be given tomorrow (Sat-
urday) afternoon.
"DIPLoMAcY" NEXT WEEK.
This superb work of Sardou's, which will
be presented to the patrons of the Grand
Opera-house on Monday evening next, is
meeting with great success wherever it is
played. 1t will be placed upon the Stage
here in most elaborate manner, and in a
style fully in keeping with the require
ments of the piece as regards scenery, prop
critics, and all necessary accessories. Con-
cerning it's recent production in Brooklyn,
it is thus spoken Of by the Criterion OF
that city:
at is safe to say that no play was ever
belt acted throughout in this city than
was Diplomacy at the Park last Monday
evening. Instead of allowing a single star
to outshine all others in the constellation,
Messrs. Warde and Barrymore have organ
lied company which is excellent in every
part DIPLOMACY" is familiar to the play
goers here through its very successful sea
son at Wallack's last year, and is known as
a skillfully concocted, interesting piece,
and one of Sardou's best efforts"
GREIFF's NEW opERA-HoUsE.
This cosy and handsome thea er will open
tomorrow night with the Blanche Media
Combination in "Won at Last" C. w.
Couldock, Walter Lennox, Frank E. Aiken,
Edward Arnott Miss Josephine Craig and
Miss Emily Delmar, all popular and tai
ented artists, are with this company. Mr..
Lennox is we'll known here and will be
welcomed by host of old friends.
OTHER AMUsEMENTs
The Grand Central is running very good
olio this week, and will give an entire
change of programme next week.
G. w. Barry at Heuck's in "a Double
Life"
Schickling's is to be reopened next week
under the name of the New Park Theatcr.
Ryan's White House Theater is giving
golden statues, and has taken down the sign
Admission Free"
Ada Gray, who will occupy the boards at
Greiff's new Opera-house for one week
commencing November 4th, has not been
in this city for nearly four wears. She is
the lady who first played 'The Two Or
phans' here.
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A sad and painful accident occurred eve
ming before last to EX-Sheriff Ferdinand
Springmeier and Deputy Sheriff Andy
Mddendorf.
The two were riding at pretty rapid
speed down Gilbert avenue, when one oi
the buggy wheels caught in railroad frog
The horse attached to the vehicle made
such sudden stop as to pitch both occu
pants of the vehicle over his head.
Mr.. Springmeier had hisright arm broker
in two places above the elbow, and Mr.
Middendorf sustained serious bruises OF
the arm.
This is the third accident that has hap
pened lately to Mr. Springmeier.
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Morris LYCeIINl.

The following is the programme arranged
for this evenings meeting of the Lyceum of
St. Paul M. E. Church; Mrs. c. T. Good
rich, Directress. heading, THE Vision of
Monk Gabriel" Miss Laura Wolff; Vocal
Solo, Miss Hattie Huston; Original Poem,
"A Naughty Biography" Mrs. Enoch Tay-
lor; Recitation, "The Ride of Paul Revere"
Miss Rosa Finch; Reading, Captain Tom
Ambrose; Vocal Solo, Miss Hattie Huston
Original Poem, "rhe Hen Convention" "a
satire), Mrs. G. F. Ireland; Vocal Solo, Miss
WiSWell.
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CARRIAGES.
PROPOSALS.

GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- vt No. Al West Fourth street. Cincinnati, u ii
II clock noon, TUESDAY, 29th inst for the fol
lowing work and material, 10 be fur ished and
delivered at LongyiGw Asylum, Carthage Ohio
viz: The eXcay ton and mas nry TO one brick
and ce ent lined cisten: one direct acting st am
pump; 4,000feet lincal OF four inch light cast iron
pipe, hub, and spigot ints; hydranls and special
fittings for pipe and hydrants. No ids will {
e terIained unless filled out on prepared banks
Gu nished to bidders ana the right to reject any OF
all bids is reserved.
JOHN C. MORRIS,
j. +. CHALFANT,
A. J. MULLANE
oc242t Committee
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The most assidious parental attention will
frequently fail to prevent coughs, colds
Group etc. DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup is a
most valuable remedy TO have convenient
when needed.
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AMUSEME ENTS.
MR.. MCCULLOUGH AT THE GRAND,

MR.. MCCULLOUGH AT THE GRAND.
Mr.. John Mccullough, the eminent
American tragedian supported by Mr..
Charles Barron and the Olympic company,
gives but three more performances, as fol-
lows; Tonight and Saturday night, "Tne
Gladiator" Saturday matinee, "Vir-
al,
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TOR SALE-SEWING MACHINES-A large lot
L of RmprG ed White Sewing Ma
chimes at reduced rates J. SACKSTEDER &
CO., 2S9 Central avenue. oc2l-6t
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NALL AT THE AMERICAN SEWING MA
" CHINE ROOMS, 1T WEST FOUR STREET
AND SEE THE NEW BUTTONHOLE MA
CHINE
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For an elegant meal 60 to Lew. Boman's
81 West Fourth street.
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GOLD AND SILVER, &c
eec STORE.
The Peoples Store is the 99c Store.


Land
call yourselves at SQUARE
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DAlNTER'S MANUAL-HOUSE AND SIGN
l. painting, granting, vanishing, polishing, kali
somining, papering, lettering staining, gliding &C.
Soc Book Of Alphabets Soc. Scroll and Ornaments
q. Furniture and Cabinet Finisher, 5Oc Watch
maker and Jeweler, Soc. Soapmaker, 25c Tax
HANEY & CO.. 1l9 Nassau street. New York.
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DANCING SCHOOL.
DANCI<G SOHO

OPEN AT NEW ORPHEUS HALL, south
west corner Twelfth and Walnut Wednesday
and Saturday al p m. O'Clock. One quarter %
lessons 81; one quarter 10 lessons Saturday after
noon, S.. For private lessons Ca!! at No. 55 Jack
son street. PROF. CHAS. L. W. GEYER.
Ol-GtM
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BROOKLYN. April lG, 1876.

Messrs. Giles & Co.-Gentlemeu My wife
and myself have been usiug your loddo Am
moria !.ioimcut for some time, aud tind 1t the
best ar,i,e OF the kind we have ever tried. AS
YOU DO not advertise it as ethcacious for burns,
| thought | would advise you Of its great value
10 that direction. A servant 10 cur house
tu,ned the back of her had severely ono morn.
log recently and came to my wife saying she
could not 6oish her work she was 10 sueh pain.
NV wife tied bspdago wet with your Ll5i'
mrpt about tho Injured hand, which On tho
first application started tho tears TO her eyes.
She went about her work. An hour or 50 lat.
or she came to our room: minus the baudage,
and nv wife asked how her hand was-She
had forgotten that it was burned. My wife
has burned her fingers several times always
anrlsiug your Liuiment, and never feeling pain
ar incopyenicuco from the burn alter. 10
strsppiug my razor few mornings since, II
slipped npd made deep cut 10 my left thumb
| Immediately applied the Lnimcot, the cut,
quickly healed without particle OF soreness.
i rive you this relation of our experience for
tho benefit Of the public. We shall never be
without the Iodde Ammonia Llnment So lore
az it can be purchased. Very truly yours,
W. WALLACE SHAW.
Sold by K. S. Leadbeater & Bro. Send io
pamphlet. DR.. Giles, 12O West Broadway. N
Y. Trial size 25 cente.
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TCONNlUTICATED.

RAILROAD TRACK on UNION STREET,
When that track WAS laid on Union Street,
(Which by tho way. IL Il great privilege to the
rosd) ii WAS thoroughly understood By tho rco.
ple tina! botwoon the rails planks wein 10 be laid
Of utlicinnt thickness to onsbio Voh'c!es OF al
kinds to pass over l.. bat this has mover been
done. IT. Is moi to lato to do so now, and hope
the worthy Ecccver of that road will order Ii TO
be done At once IL il due to lhe public lhst this
should bo done, in consideration, at loast, tho
franchise Of the street As tho street now is, And
has been for some years, it is tearing to pieces
the wheels of our Vehicles and tearing up tho
cutters by caueng tho drivers 10 g III them Iii
avoiding ~ they have To d., tho Iai!s =.
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pOKr az 4LEx4NNH1s, OcT'ss. ,G

GUN rises. w GUN het1- q -
ARRIVED.
Str Lady OF the Lake, Norfolk, to Reed:
Schr 4 l. Wilson, Eastarn Shore to :%lLont "
Perry,
CLEARED.
Str Lady Of the Lake, Norfolk, by + A Rood
Schr Lemuel Hall, Georgetown, by lnsster.
PASSED UP.
Schrs Eusie, Havro de Grace; VIM Mason,
Fail River; Ann l. Lockwood, Boston; 4
Kirk, Providence, and Louise L Mallory, --',
sll for Georgetown.
Schr RoYanna, Richmond, by + Hooc.
MEMORANDA. .
S'chr henry Croskoy Georgetown for Now
Haven, passed through Holl Gate 10Th. :.
Schrs Jennie A Sheppard. Maggie } Chad.
wick, Floronce LOCKWOOD. Abbie ) Dow, &C
Baker and Mary } Adams, Georgetown, at Dos
ton 10th.
Schr Ahbie Pittman, hence, At Boston 10Th.
Schrs w l. Al bott and K s Graham sailed
from Gardiner Tor Washington 18th.
Schr Twilight, Georgetown, at Somerset ll!h
Schr G. Z Stickney cleared from Philsdelpha
for Washington 10th.
Schr Maggie Van Dusen. hence. al N l3l6,
reports: Had y continuation Of N Il and w
gales tho entire passage. and WAS blown bsck
five times; lost and spill. sails; sounded Inc
pumps, and finding them choked put IN &c
Lewes Del, for repsirs; whilo lying there los'
IN anchor snd chain.
Schr Henry Proskty, Georgetown. D. G., iol
New Haven, reports mad strcng gales; LOST
aud split sails. SC.
Tho renlsins Of Capt Hart OF the schr Eta =
Simpson, before reported capsized at Viney:re
haven, have been recovered and forwarded u
his friends
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Nominations.

LOWELL MASS Oot l6.--F'ile prohibition.
lists Of the 7th Congressional District lost even.
iog aolaiua'ed John s. Colby. The dymocrata
of the sanie district hAva uomlaatod john X.
Tarhax.
SALEM Mass, O,t l6.--James Fl. Carl
ton, of llaverh has been nominated by the
democrats of the 9Th Congressional District
He ia h;rl money man and suti Butler
Chicago, O,t. lC The reput loans Of the
lst DISTRICT Tcnomuated VIM. L.. Aljroh tor
Ucrgtess this morniug by acc amaloG.
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Tie Presidential Party.

WINCHESTER, Va, OCT. l6.-The President
and party arrived here at II o'clock this morn
ing. 10 addition to the President wero Mrs.
Hayes, Webb G. Hayes, General and Mrs.
Hastings, Secretary Thompson and othera.
They wore met at the railroad station by large
crowd. aud thou proceeded to tho resdenc, of
Gov. Holiday, under escort of the Winchester
Light Iaiantrr. Gov. Holiday courteousy re-
ceived tho visitors and, after a>brlef rest, the
party proceeded to tho fair grounds.
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Episcopal Congress.

CINCINNATI, Or. IL After the communion
service at St. Pauis church Til morning, 10
which R.v. Phillips Brooks delivered an ap.
propIiatc address. the Episcopal Cnngress con.
vencd in Pixies Opera House. Papers upon
the Interpretations Of the Bible, in relati IN to
the present condition OF LEARNING aud scier C,
were rad by Rev. Frederick Gardiner, ID,
Rev. Eiward lIarwood. 3D., aud Pfof. Jthu
MoCrl'ly. In the discussion which iolloWe 1
many prominent divioos participated.
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NOVELTIES IN ORES, Doors AND SnoEs.--
The most elegant assortment OF the ateaG styles
Boots and Shoes ever seen in this Country,
Comprising all the latest fashions. Ali of these
goods have been made ~ our own order, under
our personal supervision, and according to our
idea OF the tastes and wants OF the retail
trade. We shall b! most happy to exhibit
these beautiful goods to all, whether they dc,
sire to purchase or not. WADDEy,
oct ll--tf ITO King street.
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RY Green & Wise,

[Resl Estate Agents and Auctloneers;I
A WGNISTRATORS SALE-On SATUR-
"A DAY MORNING, October 18Th, at ten
O'clock, will sell BY public auction ia at the
STEWART BUILDlNG, hlng 81 P esIE9e ~
Pitt and Royal, a LOT or HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE, consisting in part OF Bedroom
Sets, Carpets Stoves, China, &C., &C.
Sale positiye. Terms-cash.
on 16r3t HERBERT BRYANT, Admir-
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For upwards of thirty years Mrs. Wlnslo"' i
Soothing Syrup has 5cea used los children. 1t
corrects AGILITY of the stomach, relieves vino
colio, regulates the bowels, cures dysentery aud
darrhn,, whether arising from tecthiug or
other CAUSES An old and We'll tried remedy.
- cent? bottle. ia 222-tt
For q fac Hat 20 to Doalham' i, G. klog
street, coroer Of Fairfax.
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MASONIC REL1c.-Tho Richmond State says
that Mr.. VIM. i. lsa2c', Grand Secretary OF
Masons of Virginia. has. in his office, among
other relics, the original charter OF Alexandra
Lodge, at Alexandria, Va, issued by the
Grand Master OF Pennsylvania in 1873. This
lodge surrendered the original charter and took
new charter from tho Grand Lodge of Vir'
GINA 10 1888. Goo,g, Washington was the
charter Master Of the lodge, and in 1904 the
title was changed to Alexandria Washington
L,dge, IN honor of the iIlustrlous parsonage
who had presided over it.
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TRIALS or FEMALE MEDICAL STUDENTS
Th,r, have been disorders at the medical
c!iri,' at the alus house, gr)siag out Of the
objection of the male subjects 10 having the
female students attend the clinics. On Satu7.
day last, at the close Of Dr. Edward L. Brucn' :
lecture the ~ lady studsD l':om the Woman i
mec:a college, present by invitation, rcso to
retire. The exit was barred by those aDx!ou:
TO obtain adnittaEc, to secure the vacated
seats. Confusion resulted, aud some Of the
youog males hooted and whisted aud laughed
dcrsveIg at the attempts of tho ladies to re.
tire. The urruly students have been notified
that such ungcntlemauly conduct will not be
tolerated, as tho almshouss is public insttu.
ton and Open to all. -Phla0eLphlU Rcc0lU.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-16

Moron FOR RAILWAYS. Mr.. Joseph IT,
kelley's motor for car4, which Was On exhibit
ton at the tair, can be seen at j. l.. Cathcart
& Sous. All persons Interested should call
and examine this wonderful invention. Oae Of
these moInis is to be bulIt at the works Of
MeaSrs. Cathclrt e. Sons. A stock company
for the manulac ure Of these motors is to be
raised, and an opportunity will to presented to
the citz.ns of Alexandria to suhsarlba.
Ocll-JG*
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Burned at Sea.

NEW YORK, October 1G.-The achooner II. Il.
Tilton CT Philadelphia which arrived here
yesterday, from CardiRas, brought the captain
snd crew of the brig Florence, Of Annapolis,
fire October It'll All hands took to the boats.
and were picked up next day by the bark Huld-
rem ard shortly transferred to the Tilton. The
Florence Was four days out from Savannah,
bonnd for London
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Some Of tho finest oyesters that have reach
cd this market this season we're received to.
day by MIR. j aoob Bohrus, at his restaurant on
Royal, between King and Prince streets. They
came from Norfolk, and are large. fat and we II
favored
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Prtiu lice often tues in tho physica! treat
mept of babies They arc allowed 10 suffer aoc
sorear with pain from Collie, Flatulcuoc. love
Disorders, etc., when some simple, reliable ant
safe remedy as Dr.. Bulls Baby Syrup, woult
give almost immediate relief and pcrftcs CASE
TO tho little sufferer