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DIR. s. w. FISKE,
 The Celebrated ClairyOyant Physi. cian and Magnetic Healer,

Business and Test Medium,
 Is permanently located in Kew Haven, Conn
 Omce-No. a7O Chapel Street, "HER he can be consulted regularly every W month from the morning of the 10th until tho 24th ct noon-
 Oface hours from a m. to g p. m
 Dr. Fiske has had twentynine years' experience in the practice of medicine and has made thousands of the most astonishing cures of all chronic and long, standing diaeages of whatever nature. Those who afiet6d with any disease pain should con suit Dr. Flake at once, matter how long you been out Of health What diseases yoa are suffering from, or how many doctors you have employed in vain, how much medicine you have taken, or how little faith you have. He will tell you st the na trs of fhe fsease and where 1t affects you the most and the progress 1t has made upon the system, and describe the symptoms thereof ;s and will furniah medicines prepared from the best of selected roo those who wish their speedy and permanent cure at reasonable price, either by the week or month
 The doctor also gives valuable advice business matters, and a the affairs of life, both social and dnsncial including journeys lawsuits, ains losses absent friends, and great in selecting lueky nunnbers Sfttings for business afairs or exa1nina tion Of the sick, L Communications by letter upon business health must contain s2 age sex lock of hair and stamp. Address Lock Box I,253, Norwich Conn.
 The Doctor can be consulted at the steriing House. BRIDGEPORT. Conn.,, June 18th and the 26th until 8 p.
 Use pr. Fiskes Valuable Liniment, for safe by IaI druggistM 5e3dawR
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SaiIboat for Sale

Et1GHTEEN feet long, eight feet beam, cat-rigged IZ newly painted, all in sailing order; price S65. Inquire at 28 CONGRESS AVE
 ieI If
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Summer Underwear For Ladies, Gents, Misses and
 Boys:

Summer Silks and Dress Goods, ParasOls and Sun Umbrellas, White Goods or aIi kinds, Lisle Thread HO- siery, Gloves and NEitfs, NEa- dH'as Ginghasaas, Printed Linens and Lawns, Grena- dimes, Hernanis, BHntings, Ladies' MadEe-Isp Under- wear, Drap de Etc, CaEaneI's Hair, MOmie Cloths. Black and COlOred Satin de Lyons with trimmings to match, Summer ShaWls of various styles, Fringes, Laces and Buttons, all at Popular Pri- ceS.
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EnR SALE

A JERSEY BULL, years old, nearly solid color, A with white points-sired by bull of s. c. Colts stock, dam by Success. Inquire of or address
 CHARLES CARRTNGTON, mY29 l2d6W Farmington. Conn
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FOR RENT.

A6eA FIVE rooms, first floor, in good order good X;sa cellar, gas and water, dining) 22xz0. t!I No humbug need apply
 my26 If 106 HAMILTON ST., near Greene,
 FOR SALE, @fs, THE fine three-story and basement House &iIt No. 237 Orange street; modern and well built. SlV Inquire of s. E. MERWIN, JR., rnY16 12t Administrator.
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EMPTOYMENT.

NY one can make from five to ten dollars per day this month by selling Detective Pinkertons new work describing the great Connecticut tragedy, sBuchholz the Murderer and the Detectiyesn A thrilling book illustrated and sold by subscription Strike while the iron is hot, and get the of the sale which will be enormous Send at once, for terms and particulars to
 G. ". CARLETON < O., Publishers, py2o 1mdaw New York City,
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FOR SALE,

GENERAL new Houses, which complete in all o respects, with modern Improvements I offer them at the present time at very low price. small amount can be paid down and the balance can remain on mortgage at per cent. Apply to
 E. M. BOWMAN, Builder, 131 Gone Street,
 je2 1t. or 88 NewhaIl Street.
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For Queenstown and Liverpool. YTyHE Cunard Line Steamships sail every u Wednesday from New York ALGERIA, June g. SCYTHIA, June 16 ABYSSIN1A, June 23. GALLIA, June 30.
 Cabin passage and return tickets favorable terme. The best unsold cabin berths any steamer be secured at hours notice at plication to the undersigned agent for New Haven. Steerage tickets to from all parts Europe very low rates
 EDWARD DOWNES, Agent, te2 3O9 CHAPEL STREET.
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8eal Gstate.
FOR, RENT.

AeaA STORE no Orange street, between Chapel i,H and Court streets, suitable for fruit mlin- IiI cry. Inquire at
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WILCOX & CO, 245&249ChapeISt.
Lyon Building.

Thimble Island House, ARAa On Pot Rock Island. H3i;,,d VIM. H. BARNES Stony Creek, Conn. &,N fV Open from June to December. For full description, terms, etc. address the pro- prietor. js2 I'm
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VOL. xLYIH.
GMants.

WANIElOg A SMART, active boy, from IT to 20 years old to A attend bar. Address, stating wages expected with or without board l jeS It. tA. B., ,' this office.
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BLOCK ISLAND FISH ! 100 Dts. BLOCK ISLAND FISH---EXTRA A FINE
 ONES. Bargains in Flour, fine Butter and Cheese, at
 Yale & Bryan's.
A CARD.

A OAlGUs
 " RESPECTFULLY beg to inform the citizens and N residents of New Haven and vicinity of my remo- to this city, and having purchased from the ad minstrators of the late Lyman Treadway the business State street, where shall be pleased to have continuance of the favors literally bestowed upon my predecessor, and many customers as may desire buy st-class goods at fair prices shall endeavor to keep full lines of Furnaces, Stoves, Ranges, Crates, Mantes, Block Tin, Common Tinand Japanned Wares also House Furnishing Hardware and Wooden Ware. Plumbing and Gas Fitting and all kinds of Repairing. Yours truly,
 4 Gfnta strnat
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Furnished House to Rent. &&*A AN elegant +story stone front, centrally To- Ni,A cated, contains all of the modern improve wiiH ments. The house is very handsomely nnish- and convenient the furniture is nice and to good and responsible tenant the rent will be reasonable Possession immediately. Call at, or address
 HINMAN'S Real Estate Agency, If 63 Church st.. New Haven, Ct.
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TO RENT, AesA THE UPPER PART of House No. 145 Whal- REs,,H ley avenue, with all modern improvements; {; iiI also the Brick Barn in the of the premis- ss. Inquire of c. B. DYER, Painter, my21 If 12O Dwight Street.
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SITUATION WANTED.

WV WANIELVs DY respectable girl, situation in private fam fly to cook wash and iron to do general house work ;good city reference. Inquire at
 ie3 lta I04 EAST STREET.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

JUNE SUN RISES, k2si Moos RISES, HIaH WA4RR, SUN SETS, FPS 1ss a. m sos P m
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WANTED.

A Lady of good address and good talking ability A- (religious preferred to connect herself with a business house in this city salary $50 per month. Address, with name and business experience, Post office Box 3S7 ieI If
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COVER & MANSFIELD
IS GRAND STREET.

Family Butter. ITNHE finest Creamery, received twice week, for sale to the trade, or at retail low be had in the market E. E. HALL SON.
 Country Board.
 A FEW persons can be accommodated with first "A class board in private family at Harwinton, Iitchfield county Ct. The house is delightfully."- sit uated and the rooms large and airy. For particu lars address MRS. F. w. KUNKEL, iel 6ts Harwinton, Ct.
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UANIToR and janftress to take care of number of Sb furnished rooms in large building Parties ap- plying must be well commended and without chil-s jes 2t M F g." Box 1,Os7, City.
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 leaders of the rival clements Governor Me Cormick's resolution was then read and was to the effect that the roll of States be called for presentation of credentials and notices of contest, and that all contests be referred to the committee without debate. The resolution was adopted without dis sent. Alabama reported three contest ed seats When Illinois was called General Henderson, of Iowa, presented the credentials and 8 memorial from the First, Second Third Fourth, Fifth, Sixth, Ninth, Tenth Thirteenth and Seventeenth districts of Illinois. The announcement was received with loud and prolonged cheers. When ex-Governor Yarmouth announced the credentials of Louisiana one of the dele gates asked for the privilege to send with the regular papers the papers of the contestants :; granted. Pennsylvania announced contests in the Sixth and Ninth districts. The regu- lar credentials and the papers of the contest ants were sent to the committee. When Utah was called in the regular order MT. Conkling rose slowly from his seat and said !: Being requested to doso by the representa- tives of Utah, I beg leave to present the pro test and papers which constitute a contest from that Territory The papers were sent to the committed When the call of States had been completed Senator Logan, of IIh- nois offered the following:
 Resolved, That the committee on the dIs- tribution of tickets is hereby instructed to furnish each day to the chairman or the fee- eran Soldiers Association five hundred tick cts of admission for distribution among the members of the association.
 MT. Logan made brief speech in support of the resolution, stating that the veterans expected to be treated by this convention with the same courtesy as by former conven- tions. He understood that their application made to the National Committee for tickets had been voted down, and all he asked was that the convention should do them justice. During his speech Mir. Logan said that while he did not want to complain of the National Committee, yet he would say that although he was delegate-at-large and his seat was unquestioned, he had been obliged to enter the convention by means of provi- sional certificate signed by J. B. Root. Gen eral Fitzpatrick, of New Jersey, rose to sec- ond MT. Logan's resolution. He said he ia vored the resolution most heartily and did not care whom the veterans favored politi- cally. They had right to witness the pro eeedings of a Republican convention; sand'' said he, for my part never turn my back
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f0AA FOR RENT. Large, handsome parlor, fur 44,lH nished or unfurnished just the place for ail physician, dressmaker, or milliner. my27 If 1o6 GROWN STREET, facing Temple.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-08-06

The Hancock and Bloxham Club of Tallahas
see held its regular meeting on Wednesday even
ing last, at Minis Hail. Much routine business
was disposed of, perfecting the working organi.
cation of the body, and arrangements concluded
Tor regular meetings on alternate Wednesday eve
nings at Galle's Hall, where speeches from popu-
lar orators, with instrumental music and cam.
paign glees will be in order To these meetings
the public are cordially invited, and it is espe-
cially hoped the ladies will lend their presence.
Among other measures adopted was resolu-
ton that the colored citizens of Leon county be
invited TO attend the meetings of the club, and
all who may desire TO participate in its exercises
will be heartily welcomed
After the disposition of business, F. T. Myels,
Esq, in response to general call, addressed the
club in most sensible and logical talk, delivered
with a manly dignity and earnestness that not
only reflected great credit upon the speaker but
awakened in his listeners a strong sense of their
duties and responsibilities in the approaching
campaign, and induced an enthusiasm calculated
TO do great good.
We commend the example of Mr.. Myers, in
thus evincing his determination to squarely as
sumo and discharge his duty as a thoughtful and
active member of society, as well worthy of ex-
ample to others of our young men of sense, and
anticipate that in the future exercises of the club
many others will give evidence of like clear
ness OF head, and earnestness of purpose
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personal.

Mrs T. B. Wells, accompanied by Miss Rosa
Townsend, both of Tallahassee, are in the city.
st. Augustine Press.
Rev. J. B. Johnson who removed from here
to Gainesville last winter, has been spending a
few days among his many friends in Tallahassee.
Mr.. Angus Paterson, of Madison, and Mr..
w. w. Mccall, of Quitman, Ga, have been in
town some days engaged in the argument Of
case before Judge Walker, at chambers.
Mr.. Sam Walker left for a summer "trip TO
Pennsylvania on Wednesday. He does not deny
that he may come back frem that State good
Hancock man. .g
Mr.. ID. s. Place left on Wednesday evening
for his home at Waldo, having spent several
DAYS il Tallahassee since the sessions of the Leon
County Sunday School Convention closed He
is perfectly 10 love with our country, and wishes
he had seen it before he settled 10 East Florida
Mr.. Place has labored hard for the advancement
Of the material interests of the State ever since
he has lived here, and enjoys the respect and es'
TEEN of all who know him and many others who
only know of him, and what he has accom-
plished No one man in the State has done
more TO induce immigration than Mr.. Place, as
is shown by the numbers of actual settlers who
have been located by his efforts on the line
OF the Transit Road and elsewhere.
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The roads leading into the city are now being
repaired more thoroughly and carefully than at
any time for several years past. The work Il
under the direction of gentlemen who feel deeply
interested in the welfare and progress OF the city
and county, and the Board of County Commits
siOners are aiding In the good work - far a.
possible by supplying tools and materials. A
great many have failed TO respond to the call Tor
labor; some are helping who never did 20 be
fore, and many have done moro than their share.
These facts are gratifying, and the results viii
surely rebound to the credit and welfare Of the
whole community.
Much complaint is made by those passing over
the roads which are being worked, on account
Of the boisterous demands Of the hands for Awhis-
key" and "a treat" In some instances We have
heard Of the travellers team being stopped until
be should comply with such demands. This b
= dIsAgreesbie business, and should be stopped.
tHiIl be remembered that one citizen last year
wssso nnaogsd a flhis Na7i hAt - - SpGpsIl-
= 8 60 hect = loNH 90 - Sc
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CouncilProceedines.

The regular monthly meeting of the Council
was held on Monday night, and considerable bus
mess was transacted. The matter of the new
bond of the Clerk and Treasurer was postponed
until the next meeting, it appearing that since the
present administration began only about $2I had
been turned over to the treasurer; though what
that fact had to do with the substitution of a new
bond by the Treasurer, did not appear
Several bills for salaries, etc., were audited and
paid. There seems to be no satisfactory system
as to the auditing of accounts against the city.
If all accounts, except those covering regular
salaries or stated disbursements, were referred to
proper committees or to a standing committee on
accounts, there might not arise any such trouble
as that now affecting the accounts of Alderman
Watkins for repairs to the cemetery and park
fences.
A committee was appointed, on the motion of
Alderman II. Davis 10 investigate the matter of
Watkins accounts, but, strange 10 say, Alderman
Davis was not made one of the committee The
committee, however, is good one, and is COM
posed of Aldermen Fitzgiles, DeCoursey and
Harrison. and they will doubtless take care to
make good record for themselves in the matter,
and give it a thorough investigation without fear,
favor or affection for anybody.
The subject of opening certain streets and
bitches, as petitioned for by Mr.. John A. Pearce,
was discussed, and resolutions were passed, max
ing propositions for mutual arrangement con-
cernlng the same with petitioner.
A resolution was offered by Alderman Myers,
and passed, requiring the Collector and Treasurer
to make monthly reports of all moneys collected
and turned over and dsbursed
There will be another meeting tonight, the
object ofwhich we are unable to state, as the bu-
siness before the regular meeting seemed to have
been all disposed of.
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Star service discontinued: ST. Marks to St
Teresa, from July 10.
Post-offices established: Haw Greek, volusia
county, June IS; Levyville, Levy county, June
16; Orange Dale, Duval county, June 16.
Pest-oft1ces discontinued: ST. Teresa. Wa
kulla county. Papers to ST. Marks.
Postmasters commissioned: James w. Elem.
lng' Cove beno' fernando county. July 90; Ed
warn D'cklnson' GREENWOOD, jackson county,
July 90; u d. Hector, Melbourne, Brevard
county, July %.
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The Florida Dispatch of last week states that
Mr. George r. McRee, Of Valdosta, Ga, has been
trying the experiment of shipping ripe figs to
New York The figs arrived in good condition
and sold for 80 cents per quart.
II would seem from this that the problem Of
utilizing the surplus crop oflgs produced through
out Middle Florida in such great abundance Is at
last solved At least the experiment is worth
trying by those who have more Of this delicious
fruit every year than they can dispose Of
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Letters remaining in the Post-ofice at Talla
hassee, Leon county, July 81, 1880:
Ruckner. J. b.. Bagley, Mrs. Fanny Curtis
Miss s. SaIlie; Everett, Mrs Morning; Graham
lee Golden, Miss Charlotte; Grisset, 9: e.
Hawkins, Lou Hawthorn, Rev. J; d. mana ma
n. 6cett. Mira Diana; Taylor, Miss Fannie
west Miss Selma; Williams. Mrs. Henrietta
washington, Mrs. Emma; Whitley, Samuel
Parties calling for the above named letter.
win please state that they are advertised.
W. @. STEWART; Postmaster.
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The Crop Prospect.

The recent rains are, doubtless, as was feared,
doing much to injure the cotton prospect. The
caterpillar is at work, and in some places the
rust is doing damage, but unless the rains become
immoderaie, there is still hope for fair crop.
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CB-MR- j. Ii. BATES, Newspaper Advertising
Agent, Al Park Row Times Building), New
York, is authorized TO contract for advertise
menis in the FLoRIDIAN at our best rates.
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instruments. Is days trial Every inducement
that any responsible house can offer on standard
instruments. Send for Fall 1880 Special Offers.
Address Ludden & Bates Southern Music
House, Savannah, Ga.
july 274w
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e The SEMI-wEEKLY FLORIDIAN may be
found on sale at the News Stands of Julian
BeiiOn and Childers & Ball.
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SUMTER. sc Nov. 10 1874

SUMTER, s. c., Nov. 10, 1874.
Mr.: ". II. Barrett augusta, Ga:
DEAR SIR-It gives me great pleasure 10 attest
TO the efficiency of the Pills received from you
few days ago. They have accomplished every
thing that | desired of them, and have given
several to my neighbors. Please send me two
dozen more for use on my farm
Yours respectfully,
aug3-1m JNo. c. TIsDALE.
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NRURALGRE This is an Internal Remedy
that never fails TO cure Neuralgia and Headache.
II contains no Quinine, Opium, Morphine, Chic
raj or Narcotic of any kind. Quick and per.
fectly safe in its action 1t commends itself To
the afflicted
HUNT RANKIN & LAMAR,
aug3- Sm Wholesale Agents, Atlanta, Ga
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A fine Cronclaer No. 2" Cane Mill, In good
order, with large capacity for juice; has also
q duplicate Crown Wheel Apply TO
81 nns john 8. WINTHROP.
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Mrs. w. NJ. Mcintosh has again leased the
Ocean House at st. Teresa, James Island, for the
season, and will open it for visitors on the first
Of July.
Terms By the day, 1926; week, $3.50, or
month, $50; payable weekly. 48-tf
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Esoarders Wanted.

A few dodgers and day boarders can get good
accommodations, by month or year, at
If j. L. DEMnLY's
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- Regular meetings of AUCILLA ENCAMP-
NEST No 2 are held the first and third Thursday EDe
nfHgs Of each month al their Lodge Room, at o'clock
All latrarchs in good standing invited to attend.
G. L. BALTZELL, C. p.
L. ID. BALL. Scribe
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aug3-1m


At Fort Washake, Wyoming, July 24th DANIEL BErroN,
aged years. Of measles. and July 2Sh HENRY WAL
TOM aged years, Of measles and dpthera children Of
Captain H. W., and Mrs. Eliza L. Vessels
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FRESH GARDEN SEEDS

At Philips fer Fall Planting Call at the Sign
OF City Drug Store-Garden Seed Depot. 1T
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II Regular meetings of LEON LODGE No. 8,
held every Tesday Evening" at their Lodge Room, at
O'Clock All Brothers in good standing invited to
attend. w. M MCINTOSH, SR, N. @.
". NJ McIETOsH, JR, r. s.
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" i'll buy Florida Wagon, same as the cash
57-tf B. w. BERRY.
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MASONIC

EE- Regular meetings of JACKSON LODGE
No are held the first and third MONDAYS In each
moth At O'Clock p. n.
W. NJ MCINTOSH, Secretary.