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HtGERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES
~ AT IL EVERY DAY! Is it a wonder that we,
have such demand for tickets at our offices, when
every day brings forth prize of some magnitude
Yesterday again, we had snug one to comb 5 9 SO.
prize of $1,000 i'll half ticket, which cost but S2i
Drawn Nos. of yesterdays lottery, are
90 81 GO 10 81 So 70 so 10 = 81 as
Draws TODAY, Md Consolidated Lottery, Class
No. 25-78 Nos. Ia ballots
SPLENDID SCHEME:
prize of $4,000 prize of Sll64
4,OOO III 1000
i,oOo l0 AGO &c.
Tickets $4-shares in proportion.
For the truly fortunate tickets, apply at
EGERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES
Corner South-st. and Exchange Place. or
Ii Corner Commerce and Pratt streets
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CUSTOM HOUSE RECEIPTS. The receipts at
the New York Custom House last week, reach
ed s6l4,O0O. The receipts since the LIST oil
January amount to 1885, 800 A great ma,
ny ships are arriving at that port with valuable
carUoes
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HEALTH OFFICE Fehrn,ru q.

HEALTH OFFICE, February "a, ls45
hePoTe@ merments ~ The city Of Baltimore for 81
'ceek, ending Monday morning, riz: ~
Scarlet fever 6; Consumption II; siiIl-born :. q,
lsrrhal lever 81 Childbed q Pleursy 2; Dropsy of the
ofaih y Whooping cough .; Infantile unknown 4; In
'S i OF me brain ]; Groups, Organic disease
the mp J.; Inflammation Of the lungs 1; Mortificaou
J.; Apopexy caused by violence j; Inflammation or
The breast /. Total 3d. a'''" "
Under year, Bstweep 6 a,a,o .
Between and g. 6 6 IN md So
49,, 8" 2 and 81. 5 Above 81, .iS"5s
Males, D; females, 28-53 OF which number II
were colored persOns-l4 free, 2 slaves
ny ofder, EDWARD r. ROBERTS,
Clerk to the City Commissioners
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From the Philadelphia Daily Sun. |

{
APRIL l0tn, 1874.
Mr.. John a. CentreN:-Dear Sir,-Having been af
fcted for upwards of two years, with liberation of
the throat, destroying the whole of the soft palate
then through the upper part of my mouth into my
nose, from which several pieces of bone came out
which partially destroyed my speech. Through kind
Providence, and your Medcatcd Syrup of Sarsaparil
la, am now restored to perfect health, and my sight,
which was so much impaired is as strong as when ii
boy.
thought it duty owed to You and those similar
ly affected to make it public
Yours, respectfully, SAMUEL KIRK,
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07-PROGRAMME OF THE INDEPENDENT
GREYS' MILITARY s. FANCY GRAND BALL
at FRONT STREET THEATRE on
THURSDAY EVENING, Feb. eth, 1916.
No. !. WashRgtnn's Grand March,
,. COtilliOn by Walsh.
3 Cotillion by La Bayadere.
4. Spanish Dance, ''We met"
5. Cotilon by Murray,
6. Waltz by FL Jaeo de JereS.
Z. Coton by La Fette de Famle.
[IntermsSiOn of 20 minutes
&. Independent Greys' Grand March by DeiIman
9. Embellishments with Bells. by Murray.
10. Contra Dance-"Money Musk"
IL. Alarm Gun-QuadrIle-by Haggard.
ID. Rond Waltz, by LA Bisky.
ID. Spanish Dance, by Murray, (seected.)
ii. Johnson, voice Quadrille.
Intermission Of 90 minutes.
Is. Grand March, by Kurcks
Is. Cotillion--'Les Puritan.
II. Coton, by Mozart.
Is. Polka Quadrille, by Hazard.
10. Spanish DaAce-"Dark Eyed One
20. Cotllion from Norma, by Musard.
81. COtllion from Amilie, by Rookie.
%, March Cotillion.
%. Contra Dancc-Hull's Victory.
"a Spanish Dance-"Kate Kaney."
D. Virginia Reel-Miss NJ. Cloud.
o. Gentlemen will not take their places OH the
floor until notice is given by the sound of the Bugle
fe25-eO2t
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~ STRAAS! STRAASM .Sn
THE FRENCH IMITATION OF DIAMONDS.
YMNHESE beautiful BREASTPINS, which eyrol
"a the diamond for brilliancy, are Just received and
for sale by GABRIEL D. CLARK.
Water street, second door from Calvert.
For or 49, Pin can be procured which looks as
well as diamond at 90. Gentlemen in want of a
handsome Breastpm, invited to call and see the
inherent patterns. fel9
VENO THE LADIES, DRESS MAKERS, sc.
n finking lions, supply of Pinkng Irons, Flut-
ing irons ana Italian Irons Just rec ved and for sale
by ALFRED II. REP,
No 1886 Baltimore ST.,
ie2' 2nd Tin Store above HOward-st.
hOMESTIC COTTON PRINCES. Ihave
NJ Just manufactured a fresh assortment of the
ABOVE article, which will sell very low, wholesale
retail. Call on
JAMES NJ. HAIG, No 12I Baltimore ST,
fe2l fri Four doors above South street.
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HNOR DOYLE'S CAPITAL PRIZE DEPOT No
n l4a PRATT STREET, opposite the Railroad Depot,
next door to Bradshaws United States Hotel) push
along Keep moving if you want to get the prizes
lhefe being more capital prizes sold at this Office than
III any other four in Batmore-l3 three No. prizes
sold last week, among which several handsome
prizes, (whole tckets.) Give DOYLE a call and get
some of the splendid capitals to be drawn this week
THURSDAY, capital $4,000, tickets ST. shares in
proportion.
FRIDAY, capital prize 7,oOo tickets $2s, shares in
proportion
SATURDAY, capital $4,000, tickets So, shares in
proportion. Risk on package of whoes 1874, halves
Sl2, quarters Sc, and may draw upwards of $4,000
chase by the package or quantity.
For sale in the greatest variety of lucky numbers by
the package, single ticket, share. All orders ne,
mail or otherwise, addressed to f'
NJ. DOYLE, No, IA Pratt street
1t 1R1 Opposite r. s. O. r. r. Denot
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GLORIOUS TIMES again Yesterday Ar THO
~ kER & BROS Office. 5000, being the third
capital pize, in package of quarters, we sold to
cntzen, at cost of SIC %; and 5000 in half; and
S0O III quarter, we sold to citizens. Small outlaws
ana large returns. Victory to the most persevering
tRf- Again TODAY, $4,000 capital. Tickets a,
shares in proportion. ~''
The Small Fry draws again on Saturday. Can
ltal S5,OV0-Tickets $2-Packages of quarters SOL
eighths w.. L. :. TUCKER s. BROTHER,
IL Head of Centre Market Space
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HN w. TILYARD.
SURGEON DENTIST, EuTAw-sT.,
feo-3n Sd door north of Lombard ST

Ieo-oIh Sd door north Of Lombard-st
FENHE PRIZES STILL FLOW FROM
II SCHOOLFlELD & co. They sold Yesterday
to Nos so 70 prize of $1,000, to an old patron of
this city Nos. SO 6S prize of 5000 sen, to AMMAN
OILS. Nos. 25l y, 81 40 Is aud 10 SIS each good
prizes of 500, sold to citizens.
Nos. Md Cons. Lottery, class 9, drawn Feb,y %,
lowest prize So, are
So 81 es 10 81 SIS 70 50 - 81 As
N5-Draws TODAY, the brilliant scheme of Md
Consolidated Lottery, class 8.
THE CAPITALS ARE:
prize of $4,000 prize of Sll64
4,OOC 10 d" 1000
r..,.n l,5oO ~ 4U0&c
Tickets 81; halves 2; quarters |.
In which Scheduled s Co. will sell on certificate
packages of 26 tickets for Sl4, and can draw over
Sl8,eoo Call and try chance Today at the all oru
nate
SCHOOLFIELD s. CO.,
No. | Calvert street
II First Office Fl ON Baltimore street
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{I5-The above Medicine is sold, wholesale and re-
tall i'll Baltimore, either at the cor. of Franklin and
Green streets, at the s. w corner of west Baltimore
and GTeen-sts. fcl2
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2.DebdA TO BE HAD at The

81 5000 T ,ssk BE DI HAD o,,, at the re
MILLER x co, where was sold in the Md Susoue
hanna Canal Lottery, drawn yesterday, more snug
prizes, one the half of $780, Nos. 81 36 90, for only
~ 3d. and one $3.50, Nos 81 60, quarter both sold
TO citizen customers for small OUTLAWS made at our
lucky prize corner
Draws TODAY, Md. Consolidated Lottery, class
No. 25-7e Nos. Ia ballots, making splendid scheme
BRILLIANT SCHEME:
prize of $l2,OoU | prize of sll6i
" 1870 10 400, &e.
Tickets $4-slafes in proportion.
For pack ages, single tickets shares of tickets ap-
ply to the old established and most fortunate Office Of
MILLER & co.
Corner of Baltimore and st. Paul streets.
Drawn Nos. of the Md. Lottery, class 9, drawn
Feb. 26-lowest prize SIS:
63 81 60 10 81 55 - 50 10 9 81 45
ASLEECHER * co. are enrching all who luy
M tickets at their truly lacSy office, No. 5 Holiday
st, the Head Quarters for prizes in Baltimore
Citizens and strangers in town should treat them
selves to ticket in the splendid lottery to be drawn
this day.
SCHEME.
prize of $4,000 / prize of $ll64
- ], 300 10 &c 4e8&e.
Tickets $4-shares in proportion.
7S Nos. Id baots-extra chance.
Drawn Nos class 9, Feb 26--lowest prize S..
63 81 6S 10 81 S. p so 10 . 81 45
Always apply or address your orders TO
JAMES FLETCHER s. co.
1t Baltimore, Md
W EFT IN THE STREAM OF GOOD Luck,
N Look al the glorious run of fortune of the far
famed EMORY GO. They sold per drawing of the
Susquchanna Canal Lottery, class o. drawn the a6th
inst, to Nos. y 80 $1,000 in whole ticket sent to
Portsmouth. Va; also, to Nos. SO $1,000 in a pack
age of quarters, sent to IIavrr de Grace Md; and
of $780, i'll whole, to city customer. These splen.
did prizes are the result Of days trial at the tortu
nate office of Emory & Co.
THIS DAY draws the Md. Consolidated Lottery,
class 25-7s Nos. and Ia baots.-To be drawn at Il
O'Clock.
SPLENDID SCHEME.
prize OF $l2,OOO J prize of S1l64
" 1000 10 1000
=" 1890 10 400 &C.
Whole tickets S4-shares in proportion.
Risk on package of quarters only SD.
Drawn Nos Maryland Consolidated Lottery, class
y, drawn Feb. 26-lowest prize So:
% 81 Is 10 81 So 9 70 so 10 9 81 As
90 Orders meet with prompt attention.
EMORY s. CO., No. 2 Calvert-st
IT Baltimore, Maryland,
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WIN. II. kxEEVIL,

M% WIN. ri. kEEVIL,
E5=SiI fAEhIoNABLE AND Practical Halter,
EsEE oS BALTIMORE STREET
F9sAAz6& Is to inform gentlemen purchasing,
sthat owing to the great number he sells
ne Is at al times enabled to furnish Fashionable fats
OF quality SUPERIOR for the price 10 any other cstab
ilsiiLioa IN me city, OF any shape or description now
WIT" VIZ Sss, mole'En Russia, Cashmere, Nutria
and Beaver. Also, CAPS of all kinds. GenIlrmen
can always see "'@'''"
A BILL OLE PRICES AT ruIc cronr
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VIRGINIA The Legislature adjourned on
Saturday, TO meet on the first Monday in De-
cember next. The bill to authorize the Banks
of the State to issue small notes for a limited
time was lost in the Senate by lie cote on
Thursday last.
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MIR. GLIDDoN's LECTURES. The fourth lee
ture of the course of Mr.. Gliddon on Egyptian
Antiquities, will be delivered this evening, in
the Masonic Hall. Subject: "Strange chrono-
logical results established by the recent explo-
rations in the tombs around the Pyramids.
vlization, Arts, Sciences, and extensive Com
merco Of the Egyptians proved by the materials
employed in pyramidal construction
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THE LARGEST WHALE. Barque Hope, Tay-
lor, from the Indian Ocean, arrived at New
Bedford on Saturday. Since doubling the Cape,
bound home, took sperm whale, which down
l45 barrels sperm oil, said to be the largest
sperm whale on record.
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WSANTILY HAMS AND LARD. 400 prime
~ family Hams; so kegs No. Lard; 25 kegs No.2
do For sale by JOHN ID. TUSTIN,
fe25 st ~ COmnerce-st.
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BALL OF THE INDEPENDENT GREYs. The
ball of this excellent and we'll disciplined COM
pany will come off this evening, at the Front
street Theatre, and from what we know of the
arrangements, we can fearessly say it will be
the most splendid affair of the kind that we
haT had in tins city for many years. We learn
that invitations have been sent to President
Polk and Vice President Dallas, and strong
hopes are entertained that they may find it con-
renient to be present If they should, the
Polka will certainly be danced. Invitations
have also been sent to the National Greys" of
Philadelphia and other companies, and it is OK
pected that each will be we'll represented.
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LETTER BAGS UP AT THE EXCHANGE ERApISa poow.
FOR amSterdan-Ship Superb, 10th March
For Valparaiso and Guayaqui -Baraue Horteusia.
despatch ''''"'
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1}- BEAUTIFUL AND CHEAP GOODS. Foun-
tain lnkSandS only 37 cts; Steel Pens 6! cts. card
with holders; Sealing Wax and Waters; Congress
Knives 80 and co. each; Scissors 10, l2i and lSi;
Buffalo and Shell Side, Twist and Dressing Combs
newest Styles also, Steel Reticues and Purse Clasps
gilt and steel Beads; Ladies' black Kid Gloves la
and %; gilt and steel Buglcs, &C.; Purse Rings and
Tasses; fine Extracts of various kinds; PomatIm;
Toilet, Nail, Comb and Tooth Brushes; fine Combs,
sc. &C., beautiful Hair Pins 4. 81! each; with almost
every variety Of new style goods received and run
off low fer cash and no abatement
Right on the corner Of Baltimore and Charles sis.
fe27-ltt MORTIMER * MOWBRAY
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A BILL OF PRICES AT THIS sTOpr
PAPER HANGINGS AND
-. WINDOW BLIND ESTARI ISIIMEN,r

4NV' FS NVftI II U.TY-ST.,
IN, near the Odd Fellows Hall
The subscriber has constantly in store n aana,,t
assortment of fine super glazed and common Amer
can rAfEK HANGlNGS, BORDERS. FIRE BOARD
PRINTS, &C., embracing the latest stylcs and nat
inS iof raiiors, Halls, Dining Rooms and Chambers
Also, general assortment of WINDOVy III WIS
comprising handsome selection of Oil Painted Win
dow shades; fenan Blinds Stick and Slnt RInds.
rsper bllhuS, nc All for sale on the most accom-
modatIns terms. Call on
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TOLD PENS-GOLD PENS. A superior
III article, received this day and for sale mt
GABRIEL. d, CLARK'S, No. l Water-st.,
fe5l-lw Fronting Cheapsidcy Bait
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Ru ERCER POTATOES. 10 tierces Mercer
1TH Potatoes; 10 bbls. BUCKWHEAT. For sale by
fe26 81 JOHN d. TUSTIN, IL Commerce-st.
A GOSHEN BUTTER. 10 tubs real and very
AZ superior GOSHEN BUTTER. ID kegs superior
Western New York Butter 90 kegs common Glades
Butter. In store and for sale by
tG26 st JNO. ID. TIJSTIN, 10 COmmerce-st,
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hFFICE OF THE COMM lSSlONEkS OF
" PUBLIC SCHOOLS. Applications will be re-
celved at the office of the Clerk to the Commission
ers from candidates for the situation of Principal
Teacher in The Eastern Female High School, vacated
by the resignation of Mr. David Ring until Saturday,
the first day of March next; on which day an exami-
nation Of candidates will be held at the High School,
at 9 O'Clock, A. NJ. The salary is $50 per annum.
By ORDER J. w. TILYARD,
fe27-3t Clerk TO the Board.
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second Board.
PASSENGERS ARRIVED,

~ t< stoonshipi Britannia frora LtropOol 10 B0ston
Hon. Edward Everett and lady, Miss Everett and ie
male servants Madame Rialde, Mrs. Bowdtch. Mrs Boot
Miss Boot, Mr. Judah and lady Mr suydsm Miss Suy
dam Mr.. Nelson and lady. Mr. Lye and lady Mr.. Scam
nell and lady j. b. Lsngsilc and lady Mr. slandilc and
lady. Mr Leber Benjamin. A. j. Tobias DR.. Ray, A. =
Barker, J. r. Newt. Csp; Ready. Hon. L. j. PaPineai
Mr.. Young Mr. Templeton and lady II. r. stevens, j. A.
Brand Milligsn j d. McCrate. j. McCrate Maitland
6. HomsD, j. w. Ward. J. McGashcam i. Knight J.
Boymcrt Greig. Ramsay. Primrose j. Gibson, L. NJ
VAIN, J VAIN Rickara. Myst, Radguly Dabney. Yves
siehof Grecnwclds. &. H. wilkins, w. J. Ward, Nc
Shepherd J. Gravely Wof Christie, Parish, ]. Glenn
cDtson J Waddcll. r. Waddell, Phelan II. Wood
From Tfalfar 10 Bos0a---Mr. steymer Misses stey
ncr Miss Frccr Mr.. Smith and lady Mrs Mathewson
and child Mr. H. Hazard Thos Rogers b. tombstone,
Mrs Caldwell Mr.. Williams, J. w. Sowden. H. Boggs.
Mr. Stewart and 10 from Liverpool 10 Halifax
Sap HiadoO from Trieste-Mr shswpits. JyDg Wrsk.
IL ship Leila from Hacro-Madam Charady, and y in
the steerBge.
IN brig Poer DemiH from SdraHHah-Mrs Anderson, 2
children aud servant Messrs Tucker, Harris Johnson
Langhcld
In brig Ma,9arf from 81 Paul de Loand0 (Af,ica ,
w Hutchinson.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.

CLEARED.
Ship Gladiator, Bunting, London, Grnnell Minturn q
Co
Ship Plaiina. Manson, Trieste Buck a Peters.
ship Alabama Wise. Mobile. eager Mailer
Rsrque Vernon Williams. Mobile -turges Chairman
Brig Kcnhawa Randall. TarragOns Harbeck & Co.
Brig August Ludwig. DAM Berg. 81 Thomas.
Brig Virginia. Miller. Pensacola. Peck
Brig Charles Tisdale Georgetown Sc Badger & Peck.
Brig Belle Myers Wilmington, NC. Powell
Brig Juno, Kelly Boston, by the master
Schr Julia Teair, Burns. Bahia. : Mitchell.
Schr Gen Clinch Racklife, Demerara, Bunker Place
sc1r Home Delsno. 1T Marks. Fla.
Schr Alaric. Purnell Wilmington. NC.
schr Alfred. Thompson. Wilmington. NC.
schr Abisha jenkins. Halves. Norfolk. Elwell.
Schr Thsddcus Hudson Norfolk. Sturgoss Chairman
Schr Walter Merchant, Denng, Baltimore
Schr lcvan Lank Bennett Baltimore.
Schr vcrmillon. Seaman, Baltimore, eager & MAILER.
Schr Denmark. Crowoll Philadelphia.
Schr Montreal, Hamilton, phila Mckee, Hand & Co
Schr Cooley & Co. Young Boston.
sloop Moses Eddy. BlivoD. Prov dencc.
sloop New York Jones, New Haven.
Steamer Vulcan, Slegh,, Philadelphia.
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patent Meoieines.
FEVER AND AGUE.

FEVER AND ACUE.
ErINHAT OLD FANORlTE AND STERLING RENE
DYp-" ROWANDS IMPROVED TONIC MIX
TURE" for Fever and Aguer No medicine. In any age
or country has with such universal sucoess-pro-
eced against couaterfetf,. by the written signature OF The
proprietor John T. Rosrand the top of each bote
may be had Ia full strength. genunene-s and purify a.
the or yna inventors Office No. . North secOnd-sLee
Philadelphia: or Of 81 o. Fay" General Agent No $50 Full
on-si Lamp storel sun Buildings New-York ie5 6meod
CALyANIC RINGS and Magnetic Fluid perfectly
NJ the Of Nervous Diseases received BY
Steamer Britain The genuine only De Obtained
In his CITY Of DR.. CrOmbe's Agents Price OF Rings 2-
Gold 81 Flad IS A. b. d. Sands 70 Fulton, Cen
eral Agents For sale also a. rs 500 Broadway n East
Broadway 49, li9 and " Fulton Gnlons, GER OF bo"ery
and Grand % Cstharne II Avenue corner Of linton and
Divis 0n-Mrs. Hays, Brooklyn, 49, Fulton ST.
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HOT AIR FURNACE.

WALkER'S Patent Improved Hot Air Furnaces, for
w heating Dwellings Stores Churches. kc-These Fur
rsres viii beat economically and efcienily; the 10 ~
apartments viii he pure and healthy, free ION dyness dusl
gas
They put up under the personal supervision Of Mr.
Walker the Paienlce, and have hitherto given entire salts
faction and IN al warranted 20 perform well
Reference " W. Taylor. ESQ Governor Newly orr Ho
pia Mr.. Charles Starr. Superintendent do; Edward Be
mcnl, ESQ A. Walst C. d. Rhodes, ESQ ID Peari-treet
Mr. Thomas McElrs;b, ~ Nassau, &c.
sRsu GEO. WALKER e92 Broadway.
WIGS AND SCALPs.-BATCHELORS new In
w vented Wigs and Soaps exciting the sstonishriesl
curiosity and admiration OF coanoseura All the Old dcul
ties and v.xstols annoy done AWAY with
These beautiful specimens OF the Of Wig making
IL be found at WIN. BACHELORS No Ws-sL ear Broad
way removed from los Broadway. s15 Ina
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Liverpool Sept l--Arr Poshsitsn Stone, New York.
Aug "a, Ashburton. Rowland do. 18th. Samuel Hicks
Bunker. Go; I'D. Ho'tinguor Bursley do
Sid sep, ,. Colombo. New-York "a Fidelia Hackstaa
do. lst Po~ha,tan, do; Hersis Baxter do 2fh sharon
Thompson and Waterloo. Allen do: I'D, Liberty Nor.
ton. do
London. sept 2--Ent iuwaris. Prince Albert sebor.
Newiork; Aug Goth, II Hudson. Moore do Ldg Sept
4 Lconore, and II Hudson, for New-york
Portsmouth. Sept sid Wellington, Chadwick Lon
don for Sew-iork, Aug -. Victoria Morgan do do
on 2i;h, Caroline. from New.York.
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CURE OF CORNs..-ss Csna-sL-Buises. ru-
u mOrs. Swelling OF the Ankles, and Bad Nsils-Moss
and Madame BFRHARD respectfully inform he PUBIC,
that they have removed from lo Cans-s 70 Ne &c. oppo
sethAt they sill continue 10 operats the feet ~h The
greatest The operation they perform does not
the pain make the blood flow, al the sane
time does not occupy than or 10 minutes and per
sons thus treated can Immediately pu their shoes and
walk without the least Inconvenience.
Having pracc-d er profession for many years IN Eu
rope As well In this country they produce numerous
certificate. from he celebrated physicians both Of Eu
rope and America g Cana-sL I'll wv
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WUALfNEN

Art AZ New Bedford lsrh inst Mncrvs, smyth. Pacific
ocesn last from Fernando de Noronhs Aug IS 800 bhs
"l 100 50, $1,000 los bone. Len al r. " Milton Edgar.
iowa o. ~ 90 hmpbsck Edward Mat, $50 sp - hump
psca Lost overheard from the NJ 5 June l. Henry
Handy, Of Bristol h.
Touched tsys July - Jas. Murray NBediord. and.
IOuehee AZ ;, Mchsels July IA. Hope Nh clean
Touched 81 Flores Aug :, Mt Wollas,o, NIB. clean
At Rio Jsnero Aug 10. Candsce I'm Fsy.l in oSsrs,.
tine. having small pox on board '' 49, f A'
An American, wnaer, showing private signal the
French lag. of Abrolhos hanks l,h nh ''""- '''
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PRIVATE Study OF FRENCH

DROF. BASS II D. about % rgall- NJ evening cls- ID
French for he ensuing season. a. u. scenes 20 hli-
method pups acquire French practically and srannscsy
much study This the result OF years 81
researches. The pupils ind themselves relieved IRON NE
task Of hours mnu--' study No book j. used e1-
cept read l ln orr courses thorols know led e
Of French i obtained Those who wish Join the classes
viii please call Immediately the number Of pupils and
classes are limited
y b. An afternoon class Of young aides VII be iornlei
.
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Schools.
BOARDING. SCHOOL.

PREPARATORY tBOARDINGl SCHOOL; MIDDLE
L TOWN CONN-D. n. CHASE, A. ~ PRINCIPAL
raIl.el iu 1855 Sessions commence May 18Th and Oct
18Th continuing months, Al SO per session IbofOug,
preparation Tor College Or business and pesona ATTENTIONS
Re .eru 10 pupils fully The most expensive schools
Lad. from SewYork placed IN charge OF careful per-
son gong and returning Circulars al ~ Market sIe- sno
80 is
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THE INITIAL LIFE IN.uE RAM T. c %oaIs 3,
SAN'L HsssAY, Secretary.
Mintura Post Physician, 504 Broadway.

NEw-YoRX GUARDiAS Insurance CoMPAsY,{
No. 10 Wall-st 18th September, lSi5
NOTICE Is hereby gwen 10 al persons VINO have can
celled the Policies Of this Company held by them, that
the premium for uneSpired time Will be paid on appli
the Office Of the Company on and alter wednesday
the l7h instant; and all persons still holding Policies Of this
Company requested surrender and cancel the same
,e e delay possible and 10 receive the upearned
premium due thereon. by order,
so iw JOSEPH GREESLEAF, Secretary.