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NIDI INTELLfGENCE.


WASHINGTON, Oct. IO.-The Kearsage left
Annapolis yesterday Tor Hampton Roads. The Pow
ha,au caves the same port Ion Hampton To-day.
The shenandoah, al Sandy Hook, ordered yester-
day by telegram To proceed on her course 10 Brazil
The Nipsc has been placed in commission, aud will In
"A day OF two be dispatched To Norfols for cDpIcrug,
and To flush her equipment. a full complement OF
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Master Perrin Busbee has been ordered 70 the HYDRO
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O. Ba ton Cadet Engineers John y. Barker and Walter
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taced special duy connected with the Nipsic and
ordered ~ executive o. that vessel.
Commander q. VI. ~choonmtlcr i detached nom
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tilt command Of q vessel
Lieutenant -. H. Lille is detached from the Navy
Yard az NcN-Iurk ana ordered to the NiuSir.
Cul-lELalu,ci David Smith, Pa--el-A -risttnt Fngi-
n,.r David Juurr and AssisiFut Engineer Theodore
4 IufeulH are detached from eclnl duty connected
with tue SIpslo. and ordered 10 that vessel.
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EUsT PUBLlsHEDmo;A NEW EDITION
SUPPLEMENT TO sCALPIL no. 49,
THE ORGANIC LAW.



TomouIod- F,sure. Fitula ana concealed ulcer of the
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Irodu, ng O Of vrhiy; Hs"riy oil medical treatment
Circuucsio1 is tine melning-~1s % religious OF ny
gieuic rite Vision of The Jewish law. 49,
what il It ana what are its Effects on health
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d. oi and nerve starved what u the surc
Early Decav ~ American women Is 1t proper TO check
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Loss OF Virly IN ioang Married People; an unsupported
influence Of Tobacco on the Nerves Of organic life
The VII L. OH may be had oi tue editor Only r- wen
bound large volumes OF 300 pages each The l- one
contains The ceniated article on Iouacco ADVISE the
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
WHOLE ,nl me 0 'Hs II III, works could be placed in tie
of every 90 the expense 81 the Government
Cr,eiey
Dr vou takes his stand the conservative Of
his Journal Is unlike Yhnr 10 the literature OF
t day ia dGacc power he has no equal snI ne seems a,.
.nr Dixon is an earnest ard thorough prac Toner OF
"n" II M.'t',s ~ , 90 ~ 1irfv ye ~ Ia hi.
capacity treating the Ject Asa praetca surg on as
,luuona and moral work ul tie hn ts IT. DOS eiul
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contrary, every where and Viii prevent thuusn pou PIE
death ga OnabY placed % thelI h-ir
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THE FINAL VOLUME OF
LANGE'S COMMENTARY.
NUMBERS AND DEUTERONOMY.

Translated by Rev. A. Gosman, d. D., and Rev. s. 7
LOwrie, d. II. vol SvO cloth -.
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II comprises 81 large fuya octave volumes
The German which the english edition ~ based -
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ton wherever 'it Iinan theology II Sudicd
The American edition not translation although
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original work: ID ri the matter being added and
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student It's popularity aud sale has been lately Increasing IN
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Cost an0 fouu0.

I OST or -Bauk-bo0k NO. 9l,j43,
OF the Cermlu savings Bank m the CIV 90 wlork
The finder requested return 70 ~ the bans IL not re-
before the IN OF October 1873. aipl zion VIII %
made 20 the hanA ior new book
1 OST-Blnk book No. 100, SO2 of the Ger
man savings Bark IN tue city OF New York l. missing
The nude holder book II Iequr> ed 10 eFer ~
bank restored before the an dss ~ November
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1 OST.-Bank book No. l,767, issued 10y me
IL German BIak In the city Of NrwlorS 10 JpN
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n, Duan.-st L. William A.. James ". aid + tiik A.
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%ew-York sept 80. 1879.
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THOMAS DE QUINCY.

His life and Writings. with unpublished Correspondence
by H. A. PAGE. edition. at reduced price. vols IN
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"There few modern writers whose life n adequately
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Review.
The hest autohineraply needs biography 10y It's side 10
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DUBLlSuLD THIS DAY.
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CONTRACT WORK.
Constructing Sidewalks.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WoRKs, !
TY OF ST. PAUL. MIMI, Nov. llth, 1879. :

r OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKs.
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Said sidewalks are to be built according to
plans and specifications on file in the Office of
said Board. --s '~..'-s
bond with 1T least two suretie., in a sum
of at least 20 per cent. of tho gross amount
bid, must accompany each bid. ~a.-,.
The said Board reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
GEO. l.. BECKER,
Official: Il. l.. GoRMAN, President.
Clerk Board of Public Works. 3O2-12
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petent men could not be found to perform the
important duties assigned them.
LATER-Johnson has been on the stand all
forenoon, but knows less than Douglass. To
the question:: Do you know whether there has
been any fight at White River, he answered
no. None of his relatives were in the fight 30
far as he knew, and he could not give the name
of single Indian engaged in the killing of
Meeker and employees nor the troops.
WASHINGTON, Nov. l5.-The following was
received to day: str, sg! a
Los Pines, Col, Nov. 14.-Hon. Carl Schurz:
The commission is now organized and Chiefs
Douglas, johnson and Sawawich are in at
tendance to give testimony. All going on
smoothly. (Signed) c. ADAMS,
Special Agent.
ADAMS FOOLED.
Los PINos, Nov. 15-It is gradually bccom-
ing known that the hostile Utes, du,ing the
recent council determined at first to kill Com
missioner Adams, but that they finally decided
on the course they have pursued. This part of
their proceedings was not translated to Adams,
and he is only now finding it out through
Ouray and other Indians.