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PROFESSOR MAGENIs. 1t will be seen bv hi,
advertisement in to-day's paper, that this Gen.
tleman proposes to give private lessons in EIo.
cutioh' lie has great number of testimonials
as TO his ability as an instructor, from gentle
men OF high literary attainments and discrim-
nation We copy the following from Richard
Jones, Esq, who is said to be entrusted with
tile instruction of many of the theological stu
dents in England.
DEAR srR;-After having gone through n
course OF reading with you, | have great salts
faction IN stating, that your pronunciation is
cerrect' your action graceful and appropriate
ana That you are we'll acquainted will. the prin,
I W;ah: aho practice of General Execution
"ishing you every success, remain vonrs
most truly, R,cu,pn Io~rs 'u''
m IA Chapel-st,, Grosvenor Place.
To Daniel Magenis, Esq. '''''
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n, NTIdPeI-sI', UTOsVen
10 Daniel Magenis, Esq.

FIRE IN PHILDELpHrA. A laroe bo;ld;nr i,
LOCK street, was nearly destroyed by fire on
Saturday afternoon There was a collection
OF mills IN the building-Payne and Watkins
turning and saw mill-Finlan's cotton s,;no;,n
mild. Ford's ivory turning establishment
scott and Iaylor's Canton flannel carding min
flax and spinning mIl-Clarkis
spice grinding establishments prlst mill
ana cutlery establishment The PRINCIPAL
loss was IN machinery tools, and stock, Mr.
Clark was the only one insured.
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COAL! COALM COATn

Y.4RD LOWER END SpFsP,s II,i,,p,
'N'HE Subscribers respectfully inform Their miner
"a Gus customers and the pu"!c generally thar thev
are now luy prepared to furnish them with COsI' NJ
srs em us d low price, of the following kind, for
Baltimore CompaHy's COALl
Coal Brook do mar .o, .c n,,o,,
Lloyd, &c. &c. do F' 10" VI -@io IDS
Our yard being central affords nm o,nor,,,,;.. g.
purchasers to eal and examine for themselves tbe
a9ei,t az the yard will take pleasure in shov,ing th
DoaI; we viii warrant our Coal to 1--WE satsfact"n
fard, VIII have prompt attendance - viz
,, ntESE son, Commerce street wharf
eolf-eou Yard lower end Spear,s wharf
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=, = = - 6IIV .NVNNINW TTLL To At MIG
DIR. JOHNSTON

- hehiner OF the Royal College of Surgeons Licer
s VI ue Apothecary's Hall, London. and Graduate
oh one OF tae rst colleges in the United States r,.v
80 Sn oosuted IN all diseases incident 30 the human
'i"i'ie, DHt more especially in all eases of
CERTAIN DISEASE.
Hneh tne misguided and imnrudent yOtarv of nlsa
@ MUS ne mas nblbed the seeds Of this painful dis
us, II 700 oten happens that an i'll timed sense of
Vi ufead OF discovery, deters him from apnIv
my 10 thoSe VINO, from education and resDccfahiii,y
can aohe belflend him, delaying ill the CONSTITUTIONAL
symptoms OF tins horrd disease make iheir annear
ahce, such as liberated sore throat diseased nose
nocturnal pains m tie head and limbs dimness of sigb
aeaihess, NODES on the skin bones and arms hlotrhaS
on uc mead, face and eXtremtes proqressirr ON win
Ltgntiu rapldiy, till at last the palatc of The mot or
e bones Of the nose fall in and the victim of his aw
ini disease becomes horrl object of comnisrro,on
ui death puts period to his dreadful snferi,gs h.,
sending hlm to ''that bourne whence no trnv,ier 70
turns, To such, therefore, DIR. JOHNSTON n,adaes
nhiseit 10 preserve the most inyolabc secrecy. ara
rom MS extensive practice in the first hosniias ~
EUROPE ana America. The can con6hentlv recomn,end
sac ana speedy cure to the unlorunate victim of
this horrid disease. '''' ''o''1i I"
TAKE NOTICE, Those persons who have iniur-
ca ulef constitutions by certain practice speediv
cured. f0'; 'Pe'u'y
. SURGICAL OPERATIONS on the Eve. spch -
Tor squirting, Cataract, sc. Also those for Deormi,v
" tne LINN, such as Club Foot, &c. peror,nrd ON
the Poor free Of chafge ~ '0 u"
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CTRED
rake houce, on the right hand side of N Fred,rick
Meet gong ifom baltimore street. doors from the
'onef. Observe the name. ~
V$- advice to the Poor GRATIS. OPS
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THE OLD CITIZENS BANK.
MAEEEET STRElT.

~
DEL NEE.N CHARLES AND ST. pATrIS-rs
v,sxx,r No l6l, NOW No. 1915.
'f nnf. SUBSCRIBER would inform his friends and
i>,T uE5,n.'nerS, tha ne has completed his FALL and
WiNIkk stock of CLOTHS, CASsINEREfS n ,J
ram I'VE, selected with special care and Judgment
tie ntSt markets, comprising all the necessary,
h"Iu! VI GOODS in his line He feels n con,idrnnas
IN recommending his present stock ,o his
ti,n Ha advantageous circumstances under which
o,, " haVihg IN my employ the best workmcn. NV
ayac,,I mig 'cei confident IN having their orders
tSu'eo IN the best style, and II the shortest nocc
WILLIAM ROGERS
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PRICE ONE CEN r
COAL! COAIu

vEo. w. SI'EEN, at the Maryland Coal Co.'s
- farl, south side Of the Basin near The intaysec
ton of Light ana Lee streets resuectfv anno,,,'eo.
10 the buDic that he has on hand NANTICOKE
GonL, from the Lee Mihes, of a superior quality. for
uIe, ana winch will not form clnkcf in stoves
Also, Baltimore Coal Co.'S Coal and Jebinb SO
H.cn nc WIZ dispose of al prices TO suit the times
otd"rs ieit at the following places will be promptly
At the Office, Exchange Place. adjoining Mr. rnor
toms Lottery Office e
:, I5 S JoIh Eoyd Sons Cellar, South street
:. W. Thomas W!ldey's, Gay street. o. r.
bard streets '
lhomas j. Houses, corner of Paca and Sara
tOga streets. .
-, %, + ailhiuI' Pennsylvania avenue CD
o poSite Seminary lane P
NJ az tte Coal Yard, on Hughes, QUAY,
~. D, notwithstanding tie pnhs of other Cools tia
,fsd j"s are warranted to he superior to any other
" ' "'"i>et scl2- eOtlstJa
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PIIiLAD., WILMINGTON. AVID IsaLrI.
FOR THE WINTER

a ssSsT The Baltimore Steam Packet Com,
kssssfsy SsESsppany from and after MONDAY NEWT.
10th inst, will make but three trims y
week between Baltimore and Norfolk until further
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY NJ a y;
Slock' +. NJ, connecting with the Weldon cars going
SCUM ana Richmond boats next morning at O'CLOCK
IntgtuInlng VIII leave Norfolk and Portsmouth every
iiioESDhf, THURSDAY and SATURDAY. unmc.
ateiy after the arrival of the Southern cars arrvinc
III baltimore to connect with the PhRadeIplIia cars
A., I ms Company being under contract with The lee
breakers to Keep track OPEN calculate TO run rem
lar for the Winter as above ~ WI 'esu-
dl4 ~ Supn,.nn
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PERSONAL NEWS. Gov DORIS parents an,
counsel have obtained permission to visit him
III prison, IN order to ascertain his wishes os f.
bringing his case before the Supreme Court
4dessrs' Forrest and Hackett have s,led Coz
Europe on professional tours CborIos yvoLL
d western tragedian has left the stage, and ba-
come preacher in the Methodist Church.
we learn from the Cherokee Advocate that
George Lightningbug, a young Cherokee, lato-
~ tell from the top of a ladder and was kill
ed'-H. B, Hays of Meigs county, Ohio has
mysterlousy disappeared, and his family are in
great distress at the circumstance Tho
death Of Hon. Sam'l Dorr, long DISTINGUISHED
citizen of Boston, is announced in the nanors
Mr. Cam of the Park Theatre, is lvino
very dangerously ill.-On Tuesday last. Oh
L. Hinton, Esq, was reinstated as Treasurer of
The State of North Carolina for the ensuino ,vo
years'--Mr. Fletcher Webster, Secretary 70
Mr. Cushng's mission, with the salary If ,
'narge dailalrs' is to return home in the spring.
The Mobile papers announce the death
If Martin Durand, Esq, one of the Oldest and
most respected merchants of that city.--Isoac
oyner, Esq, Wing, has been elected to tho
senate OF the State of North Carolina from J
lit county, in place of Mr.. Foreman, deceased
Mr. o. l.. Sanborn, (irm of Sanborn &,
arter) OF Portland, had his hand badly Injured :
Monday, by being caught in the cogs Of his 4
over Press while in moton.-Hon, Reui,- n
IN f. Butleris spoken of for the Secretary If q
tate, under the new administration. la
ev' Albert Williams, pastor of the Baptit =
urch in Columbus Geo, has resigned his
aFge' and will be succeeded by the Rev. Ma Y
anicl Macon Crawford. i
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INTERESTING ITEMS OF News. The Ioui
Slaha Association Jocky Club, passed a resolu
'.on last week, That no race under their contro
should be run over the Eclipse course, at Car
ofiIton, nSundays.--The receipts ofthe Mo.
bile Protestant Association this year were 90
Sl3' 49, and expenditures 81 ACT 33; balance on
hand Si,345 3.--The legislature of S. Caro-.
INA adjourned on Wednesday last, after a ses-
SION oil three weeks and three days having pass
ed 20 act and some "blood and thunder roso1,
IONS The House of Representatives Of
missouri have resolved by vote of 60 to %,
that the Legislature of that State has not tho
constitutional power to grant divorces .--Dr
H. e. Gayarre, confined in the jail of Noxube
county, Miss, for negro stealing, has escap.
ed'---Tho police of the city of Washington
have given notice of their intention to enf,roo
strictly the ordinances against firing guns
crackers, &C., and also against the vendno Of.
crackers--The gold mine in Coosa comfy
Alabama, owned by Mr. Caldwell, is said to be
very rlch--A singular mineral ore has been
discovered in Shelby county in that State
winch is supposed to contain LARGE per cont
ii Sllver.--A fire broke out at Charleston
) o., on Thursday, which consumed the coacb
actory of Mr.. A. Roulain, the dwelling of the
ate Capt, John a. ST. Armand, and the work
hoPS OF Mr. A. Roulain. The loss oftbe lot-
er Is Sl5,o OO-insurance $1,000 Several 9th
buildings were injured Councils of
'oston, by vote of SO to 6. have instruct
'he mayor to apply to the Legislature for
overs TO introduce water from Long Pond III
the cty.--The Arkansas Senate nv voto i
~ TO |, have adopted resolutions in favor of f
1t annexation OF Tcxas.--Isaac Lewis has :
zen sentenced to six months Imprisonment in ,
c" Jersey, for illegal voting.--The dwell
g OF Judge EccIeston, at Chestertown. Nd
as slightly injured by fire on Wednesday
St'--l here have been built at Readinr. Pm. p
Is year, 800 dwellings, churches, and a &c
'hDeroi Observation-Disclosures TYLER.
una guilty OF the murder of w. w. Graham n
tore Talbot county court, has obtained new
al--lhe ladies of St Louis had tea par
ie" evenings ago, the proceeds of which
'oun'eo TO S4oo'--The splendid mansion
W.T. Lston, near Morrisylle, Penn, was
lsumed by fire on the 18th inst.
LIN
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A LII BLAZE. Bachelors Dispatches; Chat
"a ing Dishes, with and without folding feet.
Uheese Steamers; All blaze Pans; Coffee and Tea
hetties; Coffee and Tea Ums; Oyster Urns; Coffee
Machines; Coffee Filterers. Sc sc, Tho above are
made of the best BLOCK TIN, and have Spirit
Lamps attached to them. they can be had a, No IL
baltimore street, opno~i'e the Centre Market
JAMES CORTLAN & son.
20 Manufacturers and Importers or Tin Ware IA,
ally ala
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IE STRAASl STR

-, =, IsN1S' SIINANS" rET
LIE LIE lhENCH IMITATION OF DIAMONDS.
FHNaESE beautiful BREASTPJNS ,yhcb -,
for sale by CABRipJ. II r1 I' SpV ana
r. Na'er street, second door from Calvert
Tor or 81, Pm can he procured which looks as
Wen as diamond at 500. Gentlemen in yyoni of a
Itlosome breaStpn, are invited to call and see the
" f'''"' jylS-tf
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OPPOSITION TO MONOPOLY
FARE REnrrED

HrF.Tt,
NEW STEAMBOAT LINE TO PHIf,ADrI phi.
u rf1 me propretors of this Line have
1SS15a AfA5r purchased those large, safe and com.
..1<HzsAkmodous Steamers so well known n
tlie oluzens OF Baltimore and the travelling comm
nifty generally, viz: 's ''ihihu
The "OSIRIS,n JouS n Trn~ MnnoR'
ana on the Delaware River, that saft, and comfo,,,
o'e steamer "P0RTSMOUTH,n Capt. jas, Dpvor
s IA NEW PASSENGER B.4RGES
}h5z<.SNI fitted up in elegant STYLE have haa
placed on the Delaware and chess
WIN leave Pratt street wharf, near Light-st eve,
lnornng, at " O'Clock, Except SUNDAYS and arriv
,us III rhhadelphia early in the evening ma Seyara
son Line. % 'p''''h vi hfrics
al
FOX ELKTON. The Agent being desirous of cy-
enung every facility to the public has placed line
Vi comfortable COACHES, with carcfai drivers IN
run run DAILY (sundays excepted) between Chesapeake
CIey ana Eton, and will be at the landing puuctaly
~ .lc arrival OF the boat Passage to Elkton 81 ai
W passengers landed taken off at Fords Land
hs ms route will be continued until the closing NJ
ne navigation by Ice, and resumed at its opening in
~ 'phe' K NJ HILL, Agent
49,. Once No. 1913 Pratt street
NH" Corner Of Gran! street, (up s.airs.) !
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LOOKING GLASS PLATES,

~ r,,x,- - ~ NrI14ANoc LII Els.
ElAtH IN STORE, a large assortment of
u German and French LOOK ING or ASS pr AtrFS
imported direct and constantly receiving per evey ar
tVai, Whch fiatter myself can sell on as reasopa
.ic terms Us any other establishment in the country
Also, PORTRAIT FRAMES of various patterns, wiz
dow CORNlCES, RODS. RINGS, &c. Call and eva.
nine before purchasing elsewhere.
me- f. :. FRYER, No. N. Cav street,
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SAMUEL CHILD,
COACH AND HARNESS NJATSEy,

NO. SO NORfH GAY STREET
rz=ns V Keeps constantly on hand a general
N+GGSsst assortment of CARRIAGES of his own
tqTI9>fsi make, and warranted of the first quail
S2-lty' Second hand Carriages taken in
with the utmost DESPATCH and on the most reasonabie
,''ns' sec coins
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Mn AZ IA, AND WINTER ARRAN0MYEy,V
No. 81 NORTH CIIARIFS sTprp
llnIn.iI.. INl-I -

HaLL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT,
! OFTllE GREAT CENTRAL us, MAIL BnInrE
! N- TO THE SOUIH~sG9
| "a 'E3lSI Leaving the lower end of cnaar,s
kss5SEA 9Sssgsr wharf, baltimore, DAILY, (eTcr,t
ST.SSnasAns- Sunday,) at A O'Clock. p VI in tbn
baltimore Steam Packet COmpanv,s superb com
Portable and safe Steamboats, F''' No'-
GEORGIA, Capt. Corey.
HERALD, Capt. RUssETI-and
nan , JEWESS, Can't SurroN
foh NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, RlCHNOND
ana PETERSBURG, Va, and via the p0P,rs
MOUTH and ROANOKE RAIROAn m WFI
DON and WILMINGTON, N g and CuAei nc
ION, >. q. Also connecting with the I,yrchhnra
me from Richmond to the West Always ahead ~
me upper Route leaving Baltimore AT the ssr,n
sleep. SCHF3nITt Ee7''7' an" i'o loss OF
rare reduced much cheaper than any other fast
to Charleston, s. c. ~ nv ' 'ious"
Passage to and from Norfolk md Potts , rneals j.,
=. mouth, Va, Sc c si,pi,s on ON
40 40 Richmond and CT board hav
~ Point, Va, 6 e lanes,
90 dc Weldon, N. c.. River !
40 do Charleston s. &. 81 EOATs .
TWO DOLLARS" cheaper in passage to CHARLES
ION tan The upper Route, with all the spryior com
forts and saving of fare in addition.
~ Give your checks to Cur Soliciting Agent who
meets tne cars or TO our Porter in the ticket office
yard, 'Norfolk Line labelled ON his hatl who YoiIj
atIShd TO your baggage and see Won TO the boat,
for particulars in Philadelphia enquire of A. Da
us, Agent, Washington House. -"
paI,io,o.o ", -, r. SHEPPARD, Agent.
Baltimore, November %, 1874
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BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL

No%7H FREDERICK STREET,
~ me right hand side going from Baltimore-st
,';I' two doors from the corncr-wnere NAV be oh
structures. Seminal Weakness pain in The Ions ~
rot OF The Kidneys and every symptom of az
y : NE IN w ,;Aakh.ktANIED, OR 20 CHARGE MADE.
IN FROM ONE 70 TWO DAYS,
ALIEMDANCE from : IN Lnn
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PROPOSALS FOR RIFLES AND PISTOLS.

ORDINANCES OrrIoE,
Washington Oct 81, 1874
DY direction Of the Secretary Of War, sealed pro-
ID posals will be received at this office until three
O'Clock p. NJ, on the 3lst Of December next for the
manufacture and delivery Of the following arms for
the use of the United States, viz:
10000 rifles, percussion lock- new model.
10000 pistols do do do.
One fifth Of the above arms 10 be delivered snnu-
ally, during the ensuing FIVE years, commencing on
the lst Of july I545. The whole subject to the proof
and inspection prescribed by the Ordnance Depart
ment packed in strong boxes of the pattern now
used, and delivered at such places as may be designa
ted, the United States paying reasonable price for
the boxes and transportation to the place Of delivery
The proposals will be sealed, endorsed proposals
for Rifles and Pistols, and addressed, under an enve
ope 10 this Office.