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COMnrERcIAL RECORD.

NEW ORLEANS BANEks.-The following
condensed of the Banks ia New Orleans,
the 4h of May, 1910, copy from the Philadelphia T.
S. Gazette, viz:
New Orleans Canal and Banking Company.
Carrolton Railroad and Banking Company.
Citizens Bank of louisiana
City Bank of New Orleans.
Commercial Bauk OF New Orleans.
Consolidated Association.
Exchange and Banking Company
Gas Light and Banking Company
Improvement and Banking Company.
Bank of Louisiana.
Louisiana State Bank
Mechanics and Traders Bank.
Merchants Bank.
Bank of Orleans.
Union Bank of Louisiana.
Atchafalaya Bank.
Capital paid up, Sal ,761y509
Discounts and Loans, 4S,13hs45I
Domestic bills and bank notes Of other Suites
held by the banks 2,0TZ,509
Balance due from banks in othenStates, S92,533
do. to Banks in other States 1,793;464
do. from foreign bankers, 6ol ,Sb
d0. TO foreign bankers, 81 ,343
do. to local banks, IEl43o
do. from local banks, d81,562
Deposits, 1894, 440
Circulation, exclusive of 1853, 67l held by Ia
city banks, 4,J43,l22
Specie in the vaults, 3y5I5, l5o
Capital gain and profits Undivided, 5,63o,666
Liabilities other tlan those expressed S,494,904
ASSETS other than those expressed, $685.
Real Estate and other investments, 6,425,356
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From The Gncianafi Republican, Man 10.

from JlItIIIHdIT 7ttPN3EEC07E, 1Hug
SCENE AT THE LOG CABIN On Saturday, the
steamboat Pennsylvania, her way from Pittsbug to
the falls of St Anthony, with large company OF gen
tlemen and ladies board, and company of the u s.
troops for Fort stopped at North Bend in
order that the company might pay their respects TO Cen
eral Harrison The gentlemen on board waited on the
GeneraI bearing the compliments of the ladies, whom
fbe inclemency of the weather prevented from leaving
the boat The General, with all the gaantry of the old
soldier and the old school in which he was educated,
waited on the ladies in the boat and was greeted by the
welcome notes of the band of music on board, and the
IiveIest demonstration of enthusiasm ON the part OF the
whole company. He took leave of them after most
agreeable say of about half hour, the whole uniting
in giving him three cheers, the boat left the banks OF
the North Bend.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, MAY 81, 1910.

~
CLEARED,
Br ship Coronation, Boothby, Savannah; brig V2tsEl
Witch, Norris, West indies
ARRIVED,
Brig Fraaces Jane, FROM Areceibo, P. R.
Brig Reaper, from MaraeRibo
Schr Betsey Richards from Charleston
Schr Tom Wood, from New York
schr NcTtolk Packet. rem Philadelphia
Schr Fancy, from New Orleans
Schr Elizabeth Ann, fIen Eiavre de Grace
Schr 'Fhomas NIooee from Havre de Grace
Scht Mary Jane, fTem Havre de Grace
Schs-yVIn Penn, fNm lIasre de Grace
SctE Dent, from HayFe de Grace
Seilr Orbit, freTelipyre de Grace
ship Ocean, higgins, of Baltimore, FROM Philadelphia,
bognd to Liverpool, Went to sea lth inst,
Brig Harriet. Phillips from baltimore, arrived at Xiv
erpoo2 lst A, and was 10 san ior tss 9rl aDot tie
5lh inst
Rrg I3mpresado Longcope, of BatiaQro, FROM Moble
vas al Galveston tn inst. discharginss
Baraue Idi, Haett; schrs Sarah Young, Wilson; Ire
.raont RYDER, and Gen. Wayne. BRcknstons all from
Bait more arrived at Boston on Monday
Prigs Boxer, Percival, and Martha, DAVIS for Balt-
ant ire, cleared at Boston on Saturday
Schr Tasso, Davis, from BalttqEe, arrived at Boston
schr Emma, Cole, from Balhmore, arniyed at N York
s;er Industry, Macomber, from Baltimore, arrived at
New Bedford 10th inst
Ssehr pear, hence at Bristol, r L 18th inst
S;chr Naumkeag, hence at Newburyport, 18th inst
Sehr Flora, hence at Philadelphia OH Tuesday
The brp Rowena arrived at Philadelphia from Porto
Cabeo brought from that place John Francis Bufnhan
an American seaman, prisoner, being charged with
n;racv and conspiracy to murder the high seas, on
board the schr. E, Dorsey OF Baltimore
PHILADELPHIA, May aO-Arr brig Rowena, Porto
Cabeo ., -, ,,.,
s' TefW YORK, May l9-Clcared ship Kuhsofi, Ham
burg; sw brig Magnus, stockholm sehr Cordelia, Cur
| acoa - , -, M,
| Brig Catharine, New Orleans
s.obr f Thorn. Wilmington, @
| Evening-Ceared ship Gladiator, London; FIR barque
occitaire, Marseilles brig Orleans, Orleans
| Arr brig Clarion, Canary Islands
| Rrie Sparkler, New Orleans
| Schr Andrew Brown, Franklin, La
NEW LONDON, May l4-Ar ship John & Eliza
Oo PRoVIDENCE, May ls-Am brig sasan s. Sarah,
| Mobile
| Schr Canton, from Savannah
| Schr Foster, from Maianzas
| BOSTON, May lS-ATr ship Adellne, New Zealand
| Ship st. Clear, from Liverpool
| Brig Emma, from Havana
! Brig Wave, from Havana
| Brig Ruby, from Georgetown, G
Schr Farmer from Trinidad
Schr Alpine from New Orleans
| Schr Hebe, from Wilmington, @
Schr Bold Commander, from Charleston
| Evening-Cleared ship Louisa Havana
Arr ship Orbit, from st Johns, Florida
| Brig Harvest, from Savannah
Schr Louisa, from Alexandria
Sehr Danube, from Charleston
SALEM, May l5-Cleared brig Lucilla, Havana
16th-Ar shnr Majestic, Georgetown, ID
I7th-Au schr Lucy from Georgetown,
NORFOLK, May l9-Arr brig Porto Rico, from La
guaho, RI
ALEXANDRIA, May l9-Sailed, schr Cohasset, Bos-
RICHMOND. NAV l9-Arr schr Convoy, Attakapas
SAVANNAH, May 16-Cleared Br ship Il Holder
ness Liverpool Br barque Express, do; brig AJAX do'
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WATCHES! wATCHEs y WATCHES

WATCHES! WATCHES y WATCHES
~ ABRIEL ID. CLARK, No. l, Water street,
W near Calvert ST. Batmorc-Has just received a
great variety of gold patent lever, anchor lever
lepine, and other WATCHES, among which
are M. 1. Tobias Harrison's Martinoe's, john
sons and all other makers have also Silver
Spoons, Casters, gold and silver Pencil Cases,
Breastpins, Finger Rings, Thimbles, gold guarad
and fiat chains, guard keys, gold and silver
Spectacles; 80 hour and day Brass Clocks; al
so, Wood Clocks, of Superior quality, just re-
cleveland will be sold low.
n B.-Fine Watches of every description
properly repaired and warranted. Please apply
to G. ID. CLARK, Water st
ap21 4taw1m = near Calvert.
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FoREIGN EXTRACTS.
From Wilde's Yachting Expedition along the shores of
ihe Mediterranean.

From Wilde's Yachting Expedition along the shores Of
the Mediterranean.
THE EGYPTIAN FLEET.-The Egyptian fleet was
moored off the harboT and in number and appearance
far surpassed what we had heard oft They mag
ncen ofvessels all in commission, in the most per-
feet ORDER the majority OF them twO-deckers but
ing many guns than of similar class; with
round stems, and all the modern improvements in naval
architecture The yacht of the Basha is beauti-
full craft, magnicenty fitted up, and fully equal to any
of the Cowes squadron On bringing up we visited
by health officer; and seeing the yellow flag flying from
some Swedish men ofwar rather frightened lest
we should be again in quarantine, but were admitted
ceremone and Immediately after the Egyptian Ad
miral sent his boat with officers to know he could
be of any service TO us. They exceedingly polite
and spoke very tOerable French. They use more men
in their boats than is usual in vessels of war; and direct
every thing by the boatswain's whistles even to the
stroke of the oars. Although the barboT of Alexandria
presented picture the most imposing, and the stir and
bustle both warlike and commercial, could have
no idea of The flags of the different nations of Europe
were here displayed beside the red banner of Mohanmed
Alee to which he has added star within the crescent
Were this port TO be taken index of the f0ursng
tate of the country, great indeed would be its wealth.
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UNIVERSITY OF maryland.


YHyHE LECTURES OF THE FACULTYOE PLY
n SIC of the University of Maryland gyill commence
the ensuing term the FIRST DAY OF. SEPT EM-
Der next, and 2ili continue until tie FIRST DAY OF
MARCH following.
Prof N, POTTER, Theory ard Practice Of Med.
% R. w. HALL, Obstetrics, Hygiene and
Med jurisprudence.
$. c. BAKER, Siaiera Me'diea, s Thern-
. w. Z. \. AKIN, Chemistry 3 Pharmacy.
q w. n. BAKER, Anatomy * Physiology.
e. n. r. Smith, Lecturer on Surgery.
For the ensuing session arrangements have been made
by which DIR. Smith will give fi3lHBd complete eoulse
on Surgery before the usual period when his presence
will be required IN Lexington. After his depaTtlre an
additionalcouTse Surgery VIII be given by the Prof
of Anatomy. In offering a SIX months course OF Lee
instead of the usual Of four months, the Fac
ulty satisfied lat Medical Students VIII fully appre
ciae he great advantages which they VIII derive from
this Czeson of the time, whiie for the few who cannot
nyenenily spend six months in the Csts, attend
ance daring four months will meet the demands OF the
chagsef. The well known facilities of Ibis Institution
have been increased during the past season by the add
ton of numerous valuable ufeparatons 10 ITS costly ana
extensive Anatomical Museum, and wall be further aid
ed by full of the celebrated Pathological Models OF
pheTt, ordered from Paris by DIR. SBit 1t Is believed
they will be the only comhse set in the country on this
side of the Mountains and will renderthe course on sur
gerry vastly more instructive than could be made with
oct them. The splenaid Chemical apparatus of the
University has been materially improved and increased,
and a valuable collection of Foreign and American Min
erals have been placen the Laboratory for the benefit
ofthe class in Chemistry. Their spacious disscctng
roos and abundant supply of the material, enables the
Faculty to offer advantages for the study OF Anatomy
nequaed by any institution IA the country, while the
Baltimore Infmary affords every convenience for daily
clinical instruction both in Surgery and Medicine
ma Is WILLIAM L. A AKIN, Dean.
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The BOUNDARY QuEsTIoN.-The London Dispatch
mas an article headed Good Easy John Bull and Jona-
01'here is now no fear of England going TO war with
America on the subject of the Maine Boundary ques-
ton Alter all the fuss made by Mr. Forsyth the Amer-
can Minister and Mr.. Fox in the correspondence relat-
ing 10 the business il is likely that the affair VIII be set
ued very amcaby, and vastly satisfactory to America
There Is to be no armament fitted out; no sending of
English troops and laundering artillery to decide the
questions but the old tory fashion of arranging dispute
Is to be resorted to-
The Dispatch afrms further that the negoeasons are
600 by England to the United States. The editor adds
awe should extremely regret if England were plunged
country: hut there never was dispute, however con
emptbe, in which the purse strngsof John Bun were
act drawn.n ,ass4 sf
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BRocK's MoNuMENr.-A public meeting took place al
Montreal to take into consideration the wanton destruc
ton of the erected to the memory OF General
Sir Isaac Brock, at Kingston and Committee was APP
Dointed to make the necessary repairs In The remarks
made by Mr. Wie he said twas pleasing to hear of the
cordial and almost unanimous feeling Of detestaton
which has been manifested by their American neghbors
against the infamous perpetrators of the outrage we
have no doubt that liberal subscription to repair the
monument could be got up here, if required-N. York
yfnr
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~ BALTIMORE COUNTY COURTNEY
n Term, 1910. ORDERED, That the sale made and
within reported by Brantz Mayer, Trustee, in the
of Charles f Mayer, against John Glenn, be, and the
same is hereby this 9th May, l94O ratified and confirm
ed, unless cause to the contrary be shown before the 9
day OF June next provided copy of this order be pub
lished III some newspaper once week for three
cessYe weeks before the said ninth day of June.
Uhe report states the sale TO have been made atfour
thousand two hundred dollars.-(42O0
By ORDER True Copy,
ma ll-laW3w THOS, KEII. Clerk
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DUKEHART's XARIE ll,Il1, sToRF

No. 1911 BALTIMORE STREET.,
Between South and Calvert StTeets)
NMTHERE can be had, on reasonable terms, the
Wv following ardcles-
Sweeping, scrubbag, shoe, Tooth, Weavers' and Full
ler's BRUSHES
Il Jund Square, and Oval BUTTER PRINTS, hand
sOmey lettered
WilloY-baskst CARRIAGES
Bellows, Marbles, Bandy balls, common Tops
Baskets, Rashboards, towel Rollers
Fishing Hooks and Lines
Hay and garden Rakes
Lime or lemon Squeezcrs
Nests of sugar Boxes
Bread Trays, cake Boards, and rolling Pins
Mudlers; Spoons
Lamp Wicks. assorted; candle Wick
Clnt INITIAL Slas Reeds and Cane, suitable ior feed
makers
Plough or leading Lines
Parour and kitchen BELLOWS
Patent Taps; Wool Cards
Wooden, cassuett, 'and cotton CARPETS
Hand and fly Shuttles; cabbage Nets, sc.
Baltimore, 18th month"; 1910. ma Eft.
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"A 4
TAR. VANDOE'S from Germany RESTORA-
- TIVE PILLS; a positive cure for GonoTfh9a,
Stubborn elects ssc.-The superiority of DIR. Nandons
Restorative Pills over every other medicine yet discov
cred for the cuze of GOnohge, elect and otheseases
of cuniary passages, become every day more evident
from their extraordinary demand and universal success
since their Introduction into the country not less THAI
Five Thousand Boxes have been sold and instances
have been Known b fail perform perfect in n
few days The composition of the Pills being entirely
different fom any other medicine Of the Kind they are
warantednot 20 produce those unpleasant and not un
frequently dangerous symptoms ofPen experienced
while taxing eOpavia cupebs turpenHae, mercury, and
that class Of medicines usually resortad to by the uns
full i'm these complaints.
For sale only by the undersigned who is the authorised
aqeat FOR this part the country Pe utmost confidence
may be placed in these Pills.
N b. Persons at a distance can be suppledby enclos
ing the ready. Price 81 per Box
g. L. DUHURST,
corner of Pratt st. & Dugans' wharf,
n,a IA lever end Market Space.
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We have published all of MIR. Ponsett's Repors-but
we had no room for the bill itself, and all its details and
tell the Tippecanoe Club the truth, we nave since
Unconstitutional Enquirer.
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EVANS PATENT SELF-SHARPENING
PLOUGHS, HARVEST TOOLS, &C.

HAM E4S1 IOOlss SSNs
FEyTIE subscriber is now manufacturing C. & O. E.
u VANS reverse point or selfsharpening PLOUGHS;
each share of cast ron has two points, and by reves
fore economy in using These ploughs made in the
best possible manner, and will be sold reasonable
tensve assortment of other make of poughs and agcu
nIral implements generally.
In store very superior Pennsylvania made Grain era
DIES, with Waldron's and Grfin's Blades; Grain and
Grass SCYTHES of Waldron's, Griffin's, and Ameri-
can manufacture; Scyths Snathes and other Harvest
tools: Tlireshing Machines, Horse powers, SC. sc.
have also patterns fol-, and have made some splendid
Cast Iron Ralings for private dwellings and lamp posts
and would invite those wanting such articles to call and
see my work.
All orders will meet with prompt attention.
]. S EASTMAN,
36 Pratt St, between Charles s. Hanover st.
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The following pathetic soliloquy We found
ION the back of se100 note of the National
Bank, which passed through our hands lately,
and we are sorry we can add our sympathies to
those of our poet on the transitory nature of
those sublunary enjoyments =
GA little We haze been mine,
Nae LANCER can keep ye
fear yell meier be mine again,
Nor ony ither like ye." Edi9s. paper.
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MrssIoNARrEs-Th new ship General Harri-
son, Captain Ballard, sailed from Boston last
Saturday, for Calcutta. She carries out several
missionaries, belonging to the Baptist persua-
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LEATHER.-The duty on leather in England, OF 3D. per
half from july 1893 and this half produced f443 600 in
in 1926 II was repealed in $780, Sixty eight millions
of the paid duty 1885, and sixyour millions OF lbs IN
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Corner of Eutaip and Baltimore streets, Baltimore.
TEyHE SUBSCRIBERS respectfully inform the pa
n irons of this establishment their friends, and the
public generally, that they have associated themselves
together for the purpose of conducting the same The
~ EUTAW HOUSE was completed andfirst OPEN
1hIlIf ed in 1926, at which time it was furnished
throughout in the very best manner, and with
regard to cost. The comfort and convenience of
its interior arrangements, its high and airy location
combine to render il proverbiay pleasant and healthy
II is particularly well adapted for the accommodation
of FAMILIES and LADIES, having great number
of Private Parlours, Ladies' Ordinary, and splendid
Drawing Room, with private entrance on Baltimore ST.
In every respect the Eutaw House is second to none
the United States and it is the intention and firm
determination of the propetor, to spare no exertons
promote the comfort and qualification of their pa
rons and at which exception can be taken
The stock of TPIN1fS and LIQUORS on hand, has
been mostly imported expressly for the use of this es-
Enlistment, selected from the private stocks of
some of the most celebrated connoseurs of the city,
The B.fTI4S attached to the house are in complete
ORDER and open at all times for the of the guests
ASAHEL HUSSEY,
F. w. ELDER,
(Late of the firm of b. S. Elder s COZ
Baltimore. ADril =. 1910.
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DAVID HOFFNIAN,

COUNSELLOR AND ATTUKNEY AT INV,
= AS RESUMED practice in all of the Courts i'll
= = this City-n the High Court of Chancery, Annap-
olis-and in the Supreme Court of the United States
Office South street. doors below Market street, up
the Court Dwelling, the residence of the late Isaac Nc
KIM East Baltimore street.
ma 10 dlw2aw2n
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MARRIED..

On Tuesday evening" by the Rev. Mr.. Gere, GEORGE
M. TYSON, of Philadelphia, to Miss SARAH E. PENIgG
TOM of Cecil county, Maryland.
On the 17h inst. by the Rev, John Healy WILLIAM H.
STEVENS to Miss ELIZABETH ANN JONES, both of this
city.
On the 18th inst. ANDREW d. CUNNINGHAM, of Liver
pool, England TO Miss ELIZABETH ANNE GATHER, of
Anne Arundel county, Md.
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FISHING TACKLE

FISHING TACKLE.
EUST RECEIVED, an assortment of SUPERIOR
e. TACKLE, consisting of
3. 4 and 5 Joint WALKING STICK RODS
g. d. and 5 &c HAZEL RODS
3, 4 and5 &c Ash-built FLY RODS
So O0 and $50 yards silk, Hair, end Seagrnss LINES
Silk, hair, and Grass LINES, furnished per gsoss
Common Thread and Cotton LINES,
Artificial FLIES, all sorts
Gut, Gimp, and Hair SNOODS
Virginia. Limerick and best Kirby HOOKS, by the
900 or otherwise
SWINEL'S BOOKS, furnished complete
ALso-A general assortmant of WOODEN WARE,
THYME and COaDAGE
BRUSHES of all kinds
For sale at very reduced prices by
DUKEHART s. co.
No. 1914 Baltimore st between South & Calvert SITS.
{hs-Country merchants and others invited to call
Thankful for past favors, they solicit share of patron
noe ma 2l
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RESALE Of VALUABLE PROPERTY.
EpI order Of baltimore County Court sitting in Cham
I'D Gerry, the undersigned trustee, will sell by auction
at the Exchange, the 18th May, at O'Clock, r. Nj
all that valuable property lying on Monument street and
French street, old Town, City of Baltimore, and de-
scribed as follows: beginning on the south side of
Monument street, at point distant 3 feet inches east
ofConstitution st. thence running eastwardy on Monu-
ment ST. 4l9 feet inches with average depth ofabout
200 feet The front French street is about 800 feet
with depth of about $50 feet
~ This property has upon it fcrty small Dwell
dN1sIi LINGS and a capital Mansion House with ice
llale houses and other conveniences part OF this
property is subject ground which the Trustee
will explain to any one disposed to purchase.
The title shall be entirely satisfactory the purchaser
The terms of sale prescribed by the decree are:
cash and the residue in 6, ~ and Is MONTHS with in
For the credit payments security will be requr
ed. JOHN GLENN, Trustee.
MAJ eodts
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N HI. KNAPP, DENTAL SURGEON. NJ n
II Corner Of Carries and Fayette 49, 1dem9re,
supplis = unsry 6iists with TEETH Of IN kinds, Geld
Fol-, Fjles &C. So. al Of which caa be sent bynAa
whsn erasrsd. 80
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INSANITY OF &C BoZ."-There is no foundation
don source, Of the I'd of April, that MIR. Dick
ems, the distinguished author, had become in
sane. Our friend Clark, of the Knickerbocker,
has received letters from him as late as the 18th
of April and instead of writing from mad
house, where it is alleged he was confined, he
dates from his residence, sEDevonshire Terrace,
Reeent's Park" and his communications, we
understand, evince any thing but insanity.-.N.
Y Star
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Cow of a letter from DIR. s S. FfreHt dated
pItI NAV 10. iSs3S

Copy of letter from Dr. SIS. FTeHs dated
PHIhADEbPHIA- May 10, 1898
DR.. JGlme
DEAR Sci feel that can hardly say enough TO you
in favor of ALIBERT'S 0LEAGES1oUS HAIR To
MIC prepared by you. My hair had been falling off about
two years. and had become very th threatening speedy
badness, when commenced usag this remedy. In,
about one week, il ceasedtO fail off, have used =
now about three months and hrre as full and thick
head Of hair can possibly desire. Ihave recommends
ed its Use TO numbeSOf my friends, who all speak well
oft Ipaithfuly eAlpoyed have no doubt of its gem
eraf success may add thai before using The osiesl
had tried almost all the varoas articles employed Set
hfS, such as e Nlacassar e all the different IkepaTa
tons Of Bears or Vegeaae Hair Oil, SC. sc. pthout
experiencing mach, if any, benefit.
Respectfully yours,
S. $. FITCH,
No 172 CheSthtl street.
{-Before DR.. Fitch used this Tome his hair began
to be GRAY bur since en there not gray hair ito DC
| found on his head.
| The above preparation is sold by
G. L. DUHERST,
Corner Dugan's wharf and Pratt st.
mail lower end of Genre Market Space.
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ANU EMENT

ANU SEM .ENTS.
THEATRE.---HOLLI STREET.
MR.. RANGERS LAST NICHE BUT ONE.
MISS LEES BENEFIT
THIS EVENING, May 81,
VIII be presented the beautiful Play of
THE ARTISTS WIFE,
After which-the Comedy OF the
ROMANTIC WIDOW.
To conclude with the admired farce Of
LOAN OF 4 LOVER.
REDUCED PRiCEs-BOxds IS cenls-Pit 374-fiaeTy
% cents. Tickets may be had and places secured, at
the BOx-ofice, from 10 until O'Clock.
51-DoOrs open at land curtain TO rise at halfpast
O'Clock precisely.
AMERICAN THkIATRE-FkOATS 81.
TONIGHT, CTHURsDAY) May 81, ls40,
Will be presented the Comedy Of
ALICE GRAY.
Cadger Coiinsj Mr.. BROWNE.
To conclude with
RAISING THE WIND
Jeremy Diddler Mr. BROWNE.
{az-FOr particulars, see small bills
{I-DOors open at 7perounance to commence at halI
past O'Clock, precisely.