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duty, and entities them to oar eternal graf : Gc.
 Resolved, That the Society of Arizo.. Pioneers is Rrtit!el to the chief credit for ag'aling the Indian question, until the government was compelled tu nequiesce in lhe universal desire Of the peo:Ic of Ari
 z1pa as eXBress' thruUs Il sad society, and .Iiat Cur thanks arc hereby extended to the Society of l'ionccls for thc energy and per sistencc which has brought peace to OFT
 territory.
 Resolved, That we are in favor oi the dp- rontnrnl of federal officers fun the resi- dciis of the territory; and that w: earnestly
 urge he pa@sasc of a jaw by congress whicd shal permit delegates tU Inic and Lavc eaual power with members Of congress from states, and that Ile territorial Oii,c-rs shall C elected by lhe people.
 Resolved, That this couv, ntiun derlar, E
 it's unqualified approval ol tine late Repub- Iican administration iH Ar:z0uu, its pro
 grcssivc and beneficial influence upon lhc
 advancement Of ihe territory, it's freedom
 from narrow and partisan abuse cf power,
 and tic bread and liberal staGd taheIr ~ i.
 upon all matters of pubic interest.
 Resolved, That the Republicans of Ari-
 zona unrcscrvrd.f C, Gcmn the cuurs,. pur-
 sued by Goyer1or Zulick ip attacking tEr good name and credit Of tLe iclIilvry Ly | contnucd aud studied misrei Presentations 1 for partisan purros,s.
 Ne charge him wIili having siandercd tie citizens Q! Arizona ill official rroclamntions
 and with falsely claiming credit 10: results ] accomplished without his help ur inzt.u | mentality.
 l NC charge kim with an arbitrary an;i partisan ahusc oi power, in his etlorts To
 remove without cause or authority of laN
 able pubiic servants who are faithful to the trusts ifnpOsed upon them aHd who cnn-
 mal the respect and confidence of the | pel pc of tLis TrIri;o~y.
 | Me chai.c the administration O. Governor l Zu!ck With being 1;.rruw a!iI artisan in iis l ttiUi;s ;I,d ui pests, trluin2 to PrCsj.tGlc ( | pubic 0ricialo tu party schemes in iEr | organization Cl pariiS"n g~N IuIivs ui.dcr
 lhe Influence ( of pHr!! lmanipua.'I .t great
 cApeu>e and without beneficial results. Ecsull Gu, 1 hat thc itc UblicIns of Ari 1 zoha cummelid Inc action Oi the aproiItces 1 ui thr late GcluLlIcal. Admin:S .r;i.un m l maintaining t!.eir rights tU rcm@In !n tn:ce 1 uii.i iog;d eNp;atiun Uf tLUir It hs ] .hd aPpIuY.: iErir $ cud!lSt icaiii 10 Ihs ! EcLUUi.,:J. lsaiiy ard I;.cir resistance tC
 Iir HrbitI"rE uLd illegal ass:rmpliuH ol ! prEcT bj GUSc,nCr IunCh.
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Ge Gre ditoIS.

IN THE COUN1Y LOCkT OF IHE
 CCuaIy Ci GucLisc, 1crntrrI ui Ar.ZJ.a.
 h ghG maIjcr uI he apiiica. ion Oi Rod, rick !. li.iiOlt;, ;,EG lnsuiV,nt UCbiCI 10 bc Gls"AaI &e-i Iru. his dGils anI !iaOiI ic$.
 fEc petition, schedule and inventory of Eo;.e:ick |. uail, rt!, tLc ~bCvc named eti tiIacr, l.aSimS bcrr received and filed Eere- in, il Is Errcoy orsirr,5 th.t the sad pctl- ti"ncr De, and he hereby $, declared irsol vent and the SlIelih Oi tl.c county ot Co- elise is hereby dirrcicd 10 take possession of all the estate, real and personal of said petitioner, except such us may b. law 6e exempt from execution; lid of all his deeds vUUciIcIs, books O.! account and papers; and tp keep the sams aaieiy until tLc uppUin,- mcnt Of an assignee. It is further ordered that all pCrsUEs are fUrbiscCn to make Esy. meat UI any dcbts to UT 10 dcl:Ser any oieliy belonging lu sGch CebtUr to him, or for his use, and said petitioner is forbid Gcn 10 make uGy tialisicr Of lis property oI any portion thereof.
 1t is fm ordered tbat tic creditors O. petitioner meet al the oiLtc Uf Inc Clerk Oi tl;s GuLr; at the iiourl House iii Inc city ol Tombstone, upon tlc 2-d day ot October, .ocG al 10 .'ciCcE> q. II. 10 pro, their debts ana UEUUsc one CT mClc ass!GEe,S e. tiir estate oI Le iiiohcr. It IS iuftL.r OIdcrcC ti.aL tic cIerk uI lLis Count shall iiuu.c- datriy publish copy oi this order in 1HL DAILY I"MB>ToNE, Newspaper having general rIrcu:ati0n, ald published at L., ci!y of IOlL bStClir, in the county Uf Lo. chis'', as often as saif newspaper is Iriht, q be;uic ;Ee n.eciigs Oi ti ( said creditors, aiiu siId clerk SEali serve forthwith curI vt lhis orUer by Unucd &iates mail, postage prepaid Or personally, uii all creditors named :n inc ;.HnCXeu sC!It dune.
 Dat-d Sept. io, lso6.
 NEB51ER STREET,
 SEQ trui ty JudSa
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 You ate cIchy rriiEri tl.. [ have cX- lvIaCu t,.r sLm cl {: l,iUI) tHc thCC>uLC u..!!.Ii> cUtfr,vy oi 'i.r U!ic'. Gt"i.S, in iui.ut ;.isd Ia.l. tNt n.CEIs UfCn Ike &rIlit Ja:..c: ;.I.u- Sa!Iis iUGcs tr mi..Iii9 CIa:l;4-, st..:.i i!l s.iliyI's Gan! uii RGaCh.ch la, ia.::s, Cuclia. county, icrr,Gury Vf AIlz.i:,;, !lI tI--tr tu LU.d Ihe sad luGcs CT i-!I,i, z li}ii,N :Gr |! ( yv"iS c-GiEg December Glsg, lSH}; i:5:,; icS:j; I&G4 ;Iid lAS5 under ike iiUl isIous 0. tc, ton .:j-4. HrYhcd S!aIutCs u! thc | OntrG G Statrs, l. "It: For laoCr and iI.iJEU,tirC:.;s GI i'n lhC sad laIiLs for ike *car tLtiu- D,roEihcr ;ils:, icSl, one lu!s- urta G, li.Is c.c1; for ilr !Cai eEdISg De- ct Inter jI, lSS.}, uir. LUiI&. ca GUiara each TOT tIc vai e,.Giug D, c,n!r:r Jl, l. S;i, one h.,s.d!lu collars .ach; !ur tie year ending Dee f.s: tr U, 1881, t.Lc Eu&ClCd Guilar- c:,yL; far tUe l,dI ;iti.ng Dc' e:i;htI Jt, !oS5, ore ht.!.d, rG GUi'afs F., Ii iulal IoI .nc ffc e., It suI.! Ii t>i ,COdJ CHe t!.GL- $ H,, {, !...T..
 li.c .Uc;,t.ca ro!icCs cf thc said eisims being rcv, l, t as ;uii"Ws:
 Nellie J-I.i=> !h.a IS vi.i;n, in book l. !. ccs : . ald 2IJ
 ;.,..l,as E,in c- cain, in byol; i, lage. , , . . ;i:;3. + 3.+
 In ihr I,cyIiS cf C"chise cUUuGy, Terri Cty uI ArizGla, transcribed from lie I-Iaa VtLt. rttOiui.
 A,.d II w.jtIm r;lciy (9G) days aficr hi: "Ui.ce by u'-,,';',iur, lGG t:.il CT rrlusc lu cU!,!rlLltsc, cu,h Ui !"u, lut.r }rUpVi tIUn Oi L,iI rAi ci.uI t.tt, tv-,N rCis, year inter cs. n the ~..iG ssC,s rr Es.nIE3 tlaiIl.s wlii acC,:isu iLc !lui rity ul iLr LHdcI si=ucd under said tIt.' Il =5-ts.
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EMGdE&N

II KeszrEpy o.rees, Ssi -s ErG2cIsc<1. Nervous Debility, Seminal Weakness, Ey- hausped vitalty, Sgcrmat1rrhGa, LOST MANHOOD, IgIhoteuey, 'ards sis. Prostu- f rriicca and al the terrible effects of self sbuse, and exceas in malur"r years, suca JOSS Of Memory, LassituGc, Nocturaa' Emissions. aversion tu so"iely, Dimhe>S c! Vision. Nuists in thc Head, ibc vital fluid p,ssing unslseTycd in the urii c. anG many a: her diseases that ;ead 10 insasity and death.
 Suffering from any G1 tie above symptoms. should consult Us at once. Inc dr-in cTn h. sto,,o-d, vitality restored, and lte be made again u pleasure instead cf a burden. There are many
 MIDDLE AGED MEN Who are truub' cd with tGo frequent eYacul- tion Of the bladder, often accompanied hy a slight smarting or burning sensation, and | weakening of the system III q manner they can not aCco mt for; .ropy sediment in the urine, etc. Many die of this difficulty, ig- norant of thc cause, which IS the second s:ge of seminal wcakntss.
 CIrREs GUARANTEED NAIL SUCH CASES.
 CONcULTAriGN FREE. Thorough cx- animation and advice, including chemical a aiaiysis and micro sculic examination Of tbe urine, S5. an honest opinion given Ill every case.
 The following medicines supplied at tie prices named: : SIR ASHLEY COOPER VEAL RE TOR ATfVE. s a bottle, CT four times the qUan- titv. s1O sample bottle free: Y
 Sent to any one applying by lette", 'tltirg symptoms, sex aud age. S'r!ct sccresy n regard to al business transactions.
 The celeb atcd Kidney Remedy, NEhE. RETICUA N, for all kinds Kidaey and BlaG- dci Complaints, GOnorrhoca. Gleet, Leucol rhoca, etc For sale by ull druggists; Sl [ 'b1t,le, or bottles for D.
 The English DAEDEL!0N LIVER ANE DYSPEPSIA PILL IS the best in the market For safe by all dru=9is's; p:ice, 50 cents ! bUtt1e.' it
 Address,
 ENGLISH MEDICAL DISFENS AIRY,
 No. II Kearney street, San Francisco, Cal
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YEssTE

At the Pony Saloon and take |; IrInk of that fine old uermitag, Bourbon, W. II. McDrayer Bourbon CT some Of that t}rgant old Hermit age and Ggckcnhcimer Rye, gual- antecd perfectly pure. Also the fines; imported br;;rdios, wines and cig Is to be found in the Territory. St Louis Lager Beer on draught. Eng fish Ale and Porter always Qn hand Free lunch every day. Come all anG come often. HEEKY CAMPBELL,
 S-23;f Proprietor.
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We, the undersigned Banks end Bankers, will pay all Prizes crawn in the Louisiana Stale Lottrri.s $ which may be presvrIed at our counters.
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a. Ee.Gy45sEFSE, ss-2S- %0!T tts'- IcanS Tssa:rRR=Es SZa:sEEz
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Tie only Lottery ever voted on snd cn dorsel by the people of any State.
 1, never scales or pOstpones.
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CAPITAL PRzE, sz5 ,cco& Tlcksts oniy S. S!1res in proPor-
 rioFl.
Louisiana State Lottery Company,

We do hereby certify that we supervise the arrangements for all the Monthly and Quarterly Drawings of The Louisiana State Lottery Company and ii. person man. age and control the Drawings Themselves and that the same are conducted with Eon
 esty, fairness, and in good faith toward all parties, and we authorize the Company to use thiS certificate, with fac similcs 0: our signatures attached, in its advertisements
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Incorporated in 1888 for 25 .tears by li.r Legislature for Edu,ati"nal a:.d Charitable pu:poscs-with a capital of $!.G0GNJ-t1 which a reserve fund oI over $55J,Uo1 has Sipve been added.
 B. an overwhelming popular vctc it= franchise WAS rHade eart of tie present State Consultation adopted December I'd. 4. D., 1873.
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g. Yg. EGEE.sEss KEE'Ez. Pres. ssGctc NEfiOn7z Eszs asz.
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Capital Prize, S75,000

g4a.O9 FirE<ot$ :at Fire sa"ti;s;-a
 RIa@3s. E'z';5cz2".sa. 5zs E';:Es;. iE; E'roNaE.si..l.
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Q 1 ientci

Q ientci
 Hotel. The~ .. hrs, cisss hotel in , Tombstone. Situated on the corner of Fnufth and ,&i!un streets Handsomely Furnished throIs bout, and Las ell mcd- yn i'm pTOvements. Travellers are recom- lnended to stop at thls house. Private yp3nis ior ""-nmercial travaIsrs, fne bar of tIj h0u Is furnished wItn i'm proved iii 'ard bles and card rooms and Is stnc Gu " h the fneSs bra Is N .;,,s, liquors 1.>.r cigars.
 -si:E ioSEPu PtsNUoLY,
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YOuNG MEN

Suffering from any q tie above symptoms. should consult us. at once. The dr-in cTn b. stoLp"d, vitality restored, and lte be made again pleasure instead cf burden. .EHhnrn nrP many
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LIST yF :E!ZEs.

19G7 Prizes, amount 2 to.......... &2c5, ,jc0 Application for ratc: to cluhs sEnulG Le made orly 10 office of the Com .amy in Nv Orleans.
 For further Information write clearly, @iv- ing full address. POSTAL NOTES, EX?lc.s Money. O. dcrs, or New York Exchange ir ordinary letter. Currency by Express Gal ONT eXpense) addressed
 k:. 4, DAUPHIN,
 New Orleans, La. or Fl. 4. DAU'-fiEN,
 Washington, D. C. Make P. 0. Money Orders payable and address Registered Letters to NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
 New Orleans, La.
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Notice to Creditors.

ESTATE OF BENJ TREBELCoCK, DE ceased. Tlie creditors of, and all persons paving claims aga!nst tie sald-named estate, gre hereby notified 10 exhibit their claims, with the necessary vouchers, to me within four months >fter the first publication of this notice, at my office, in :he city of Tomb. stone, County of Cochise, Territory of Ar- Zona, or the same will bs forever barred . Dated, Tombstone, May 7th.
 W. II. JENKINS,
 Administration
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Ms GTand Single NEE:sbes' Ds.za :g in&S will take place m"Ettly, ana the siXsrarGAIuary Ebr:STsIsifss regularly every three months, instead Oi semi annually as heretofore.
 A sE0HIENEsEEs GsEREoRgZE'2-.Ht;s~ 'E'S 'h'f5 SE'3E 4A E'aSss 's,.[ s3, ELEVENTH GRAND DRAINING, LASS s. IN THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC. NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY, 7 guvHpsaiter 5 E.. fs3sG--p1Sth M:Ithly Drawing.
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abilities overflow the part considerably Dramati-
cally 1t Ia intelligent, piquan and sparkling. Like
all OF Mile. de Lussans work, II is remembering her
one brief seasons experience, wonderfully finished
audience was NIT and responded TO with an equal
franknoss OF applause. The performance served 10
Introduce all the new members OF the company wilt
the exception Of Mr.. Clement Balnbridgc, who
Macdonald, and who sang II Mt the Satur-
day matinee performance OF the same opera
Nile. Labachc, In the small pari OF Uiricd gave the
force OF entire novelty to s music, aud lent to the
balance and brilliancy that was a revelation. MIR.
Morawski, "a the sergeant, fulfilled the prophecy OF
his success upon the concert stage, and won a loud
recall for his song, whilo MIR. Lawton sang with
equal success the part OF Dc Hordc Both OF these
gentlemen made on this occasion their frat punge
into operate waters The Victor OF Mr.. Macdonald,
the Marquis OF Mr.. Barnabec, the Friquet OF Miss
Clcary, and the Ceiestfne OF Miss Agnes Huntington
arc well known to Boston 0pera-goers. Miss Hunt
iugton's stage work shows distinct advance above
ts last years standard, while her vocallzaon was
simply superb. II Is little strange and little ex-
asporating that the abundant warmth OF sentiment
and dramatic quality OF her noble voice should not
speak more el0quently In her acting. That the
power Ia there IL beyond question: but by What fet-
sion Il Is hard to say. fancy, however, thai the
limitations are those OF expression, which, once
torn away. will open a bOundless prospect OF i'm.
pr0yement. The chorus work showed an improve
ticularly in the matter OF evenness, the ladies'
voices being stronger and more perfectly balanced
to the mems Mr. Studley, whose hand Is felt In the
musical excellence OF the company, Ia q thorough
performer upon that difficult instrument, the
operatic artist-so harmonious In public and SO apt
70 be inharulonous In his private relations. Mr..
Balnbridgessuperb baritone was heard TO admirable
to which his stage experience and abilities lent un.
usual effect. And SO wish the ideals bon popaoe ~
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Mon and BOys' Clothing OF Our Ow,
MAN. ufacture,
OUTDOOR SPORTS.

Base Bali.
Charley Snyder, OF the Clncinnaiis Is In town. II
the Impression that the Cincnnatls will be In the
League next season.
Kansas CITY did not meet with the expected anan.
cal success during last season. the hfty.cent tariff
operating against 1t. It ia now said that the club
VIII exchange places with the Cincnnatls. they 90
ing Into the American Association and the Cincin.
nats to the League. This Is considered probable.
since the franchise OF the Cincinnati Club, recently
sold, was purchased by old hackers OF the game and
arnent admirers OF the League the leading base
ball organization. II Clncinnati does not make the
deal M Plttsbnrg VIII, as that city is unquestonably
mission would please the League managers.
Rowing.
The Pot0macs at their last meeting appointed
Messrs Boteler. Fisher, and Emore a committee to
ascertain s and report npon the adyisably Of secu
opinion among the members as to the need OF going
to the expense OF winter quarters when they could
use the money tn better advantage. Some argue
that new boating material could be secured by The
ontiay, while the younger men argue that room is
necessary II the club desires to keep them together
The fact was made apparent in the pasi thai The
members OF the club did not patronIze winter quar-
egs ,eIs sucently to make IA paving venture. st
Ia needed to hold monthly meetings.
The COumblas are making things move and are
determined To get new men out next summer
Among the lst they have secured lately Is the gen,
This gentleman has passed civil service examl-
nation in the Patent Once lie certainly viii be % a
decided acquisition to the club.
Mr.. Arthur Martin, one of the best members of
the Potomac Club, has resigned, much to the regret
Of the progressive element. He had TO give up the
pleasure on account OF personal business.
Capt. Fred Wright, of the Analostans, who has
been to Chicago has returned to the city. Many Of
friends nope that he Will 80 arrange his business as
to he able to stay here.
Kondrup, ofthe Columbus, has joined hands with
me married men or the club. II Is dollars to cents
now that the married men can get out the fastest
crew.
The Columbias say II the Poeomacs enter their
eght NJ tue Sharpess regatta they will do the same
as tney intend racing them at every opportunity
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A PusIIe Benefaetor.

Those who Know the facts call j. j. Georges, the
chropodist and scientific shoemaker, public bene-
factor because be relieves the pain from cOrns
bunlona, aud tender joints. DR.. Georgess corn and
bunlon shields aud lnsep cushions give Instant re-
lief AZ soon as they are applied aud effect perIna
nent cure when all other methods have failed. The
celebrated Gen. Berdan was 80 pleased with GeOrgess
method that he wrote him as follows:
81 wish could have another life 10 live, II only
for tpe comfort OF wearing Dr. j. j. Georges shoes
"BEKDAs.
''iS5G.n
Numerous Other letters aud testimonials can be
SHOWN to all who Will cal at Dr. GeOrges's 1908
street. He can also refer 10 many prominent ON
elals aud ctIzens who nave been cured by him
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R1nkinV.

Manager Grouse, nnding 1t impossible to refuse
any longer the numerous and of-repeaiel requests
Of his patrons has decided to hold hsrst
prize carnival ON the 18th OF this mouth The pri8ei
viii be very elaborate, and will he awarded for The
most elegant, original, comic, etc., costumes
Miss Mamie Jones arrived In thia city Wednesday
evening last from Rockford, ILL.,, having lust com
peted business course OF studies In the collegiate
institution OF the latter city. She was most cordially
greeted by her many rinkng admirers at the evening
session last Thursday.
Miss CARRIE Kirby is rapidly becoming one of the
rink. ''>
The music still continues great attraction, alike
10 and spectators. Professor Grouse dis
which are splendIdy rendered by his able orchestra
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wiu,out Reference 20 E.r,n.u.h..

The certainty OF the success OF Southern enter
prizes Is shown by The regularity which has charac-
ierized the grand monthly drawings OF tue L0ulsl-
ana state LOitery-the one huDdreih aud ninety y
eighth OF which events Will take place on Tuesday,
November ., 1ss6-without any reference 10 earth.
quakes or other ln,erierences Gems. q. II. Beaure-
gard, OF louisiana, and Jubal A. Early, OF Virginia
wl scatter some f2d5, 500 all about the earth For
any information apply TO NJ A. Dauphin, New
orleans, La. DO moi forget the day.
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LOCAL MENTION.

WALTER u. WILLIAMS. corner Tenth and Penn.
sylyana avenue, viii sell ut his nuction-roons, ON
Monday morning, at II O'Clock, the stock OF books
remaining OF q. A. Whlakcr's stock, from llu5
pennsylvania avenue. This sale Is made at this
time 10 accommodate the ladies. who cannot attend
the evening sales There Will lie some OF Prangs
art goods also offered for sale.
WE invite special attention TO the advertisement
ot MIR. Edward L. Droop in another column. MI
Droops great length OF service In the piano and
organ business makes him an authority on nstrn-
ments OF this character, and his experience Is
invaluable TO any person wanting frst-cass instrn-
ment.
"FIFTy-oNE" Is the latest invention OF ff,ccn.ball
pool and as played at Scanon's rarlors, AIS Ninth
street, II is meeting with decided nit NO one, not
even professional players, has an advantage as the
average player stands Just as good chance TO
win. The game Is a treat, and Will surely become
popular as 1t is a new wrinkle OF MIR. Scanlons own
mind. "keylal"
CONTINUATION or Low PRICES At KiSG's PALACE
Notwithstanding the cold weather, we shall continue
To sell our large stock of millinery and cloass al re-
duced prices to close out our entire stock. Don't
neglect to avail yourselves Of this opportunity 10 call
at Kings Palace, sl4 Seventh street.
GESTLgMgS are always assured OF the purity OF
the liquids dispensed at lie Mour's, Eighth street.
Just above Pennsylvania avenue. Long experience
has proved to the proprietor OF this establishment
that friends are made and patronage retained only
In this way.
THE Excelsior Turco- Russian baths, (shedd's,l eos
street, have been renovated and repanted ana are
unexcelled anywhere. superior scientific shampoo
ing. These baths are the most certain cure known
for nav fever.
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Sale orImpor,ea aud domestic Cigar.

Messrs. Walter Is. Williams a CO., auetioueers,
VIII make sale OF imported ana domestic cigars al
their salesroom, corner Tenth street aud Pennsyl-
yanla avenue commencing on Thursday, Noyem.
ber II, AT 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and aud O'Clock r. 81
Yl be sold by the box and In lots 10 suit
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&ufftal Sotifes

@ ARnMM,roIin; Rscs,1din MD,, NOV. 8, Isse,
n me National Mutual Life Association, Of Was,.
ias.on ~ oo =, the sum OF one thousand doilsp,
,se o. my husband, CHRISTIAN v, GAbIlE wno .ue
u'ea s,n.aI a. annapolis October "a. 1855 N"' "a'
husSand VIZ thank you for prompt soiiienent MY
cost 10 date has been but ts,,tA "''' '"' 'o'a'
nov 7-lt2 ":ARs AIropv ,.,,
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s9- A. @ A II ID /.

TO all VINO are suueyas tioia the errors and india
creuons OF yaatA1 Aeryous weakness, early aeos,
oss ~ lanhood, ETC., will send recipe thai ,v,,,
eaie you, FREE OF CHARGE, This great remedy
Send selfaddyessed envelope TO ,ba pv,, ,''''
ifsAS station u, Nev YorS G.tv. sss',v vSsna
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Tailoring Depar tment.
Those Scotch Chevlot Suits to order at s25 are at
tracting general attention. Eiseman Bros, cor.
7th and 4. 49,
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MUTUAL INSURANCE.
The mutusI BsneGt Association OF the
War Departtss nt and Its bureaus.

At very largely attended special meeting OF this
association, held on the 80 instaDt-adJ dJourned from
the 18Th ultmo-Mr. William =. Yc2lJDan, diHbuTs-
ing clerk OF the War Department, was unanimously
elected treasurer OF the association TO NIL the va
cahey caused by the demise of his esteemed and
laInented predecessor, Mr. Il. NJ Iawton, aud "a vote
OF thanks was rendered Mr.. Edward TurkentOn, one
Of the board OF directors for his services rendered
The association cannot be TOO highly commended
Tor the good aud beneficial results that have at
tended Il. Prom July 1852, date OF It's organiza-
uOn 70 the present date s4,S0s mas been paid out IN
oeneaees. Tue present officers are: Board OF D-
Tectors-BeD1amln Epgel, President; Thomas q.
Ash, Il. Brookings, II. G. Porter, NJ. D., (exan.
iner,) and Edward Turkenion Whllan ;. ieat-
man, Treasurer; William 81. SefioD, secretary.