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FROM TIE EXCHANGE REAplNe-RooMaooKa-
CLEARED,
chr E. Jane. Dukes. PhiadeIphia. j. " Rrnun

ochf H. Jane, dukes, Philadelphia, j. W. Brown.
ARRIVED,
SChr Jack Downing, Fields FIN PHILADELPHIA mdss
Schr Wave, Woolford from Port Deposite, flour
to Michael Herr.
Steamer Cumberland, Colmary, from PhiladeIphia
mdse to Is. G. Harris.
MEMORANDA.
Ship Leila, Higgins, from New Orleans arrived at
Liverpool 2lst alt Brig George Gardner, Walker, for
from do. 18th.
Ships Lucena, Porter, and Alabama, -, for
Baltimore; Susan E. Howell, Bailey, and Leila, Hig-
gins, for N. York, were loading Liverpool Doth ult
Ship Albert, Kockgether, from Baltimore for Bre
men, was off Portsmouth 9th ut
Ship Schiller Johansen, from Baltimore for Bre
men, was OF the Wight oath ult.
Ship Bangor, Odom, from New Orleans arrived ut
Trieste 18th ult.
Barque Henry Shelton, Longcope, from Baltimore
arrived at Helvoet Odd ult.
Barque George s. Henry, Gait, from New York, ar
rived at Genoa I'd alt.
Barque Chenaneo, Snow, for New Orleans, sailed
from Bordeaux Sd ut.
Barque Henry Kelsey, Gray, for Boston, was load
ing at Cardenas e9th ult,
Brig Napoleon, Chesebrough, for Penambsco, via
Richmond, cleared at Philadelphia 10th inst.
Brig AmGna, Dill, for Baltimore, cleared al Boston
18th inst
Brig Harriet, Jarvis, from Baltimore, arrived ut New
York 10th inst. Brig China, Small, and schr Chesa-
peake, Post, for Baltimore, cleared at DO day
Schrs Mary Augusta, Farnham, from Baltimore, az
rived at Charleston 18th instant; and r. c. Mitchell,
Kruss, do. do. 18th.
Schr st. Leon, Babson, from Baltimore, arrived at
Casne 10th inst. Passed by same day, schnr Cadet.
Hartman, from Baltimore for Buckspon.
Schr Tryall, Gibbs, for Baltimore, sailed from Pre-
whence 18th inst.
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ALEXANDER'S TRICOBAPHE.

NEW AND INVALUABLE DISCOVERY,
N benga liquid Dye, which instantaneously changes
the color of the hair to beautiful brown or black,
without injury to the hair skin. The great supe-
fony of this Dye consists in its easy mode of appli-
eaton and instantaneous effcct-all other dyes re-
quirngfrom 10 to twelve hours to produce any change
Its superior excellence will be apparent to every one
upon single application.
Extract from the philadelphia Daily Sun" Al
EXANDER'S TRIcoBAPHE,-fhe effect of the above on
the hair is truly astonishing. twas tried yesterday
in eur office, and the change from grey to black was
instantaneous.
Extract from the philadelphia Daily Forum " Sc
veral of our acquaintances have recently applied to
their hair the valuable liquid Dye known as Alcxan-
der's Trlcobaphea new and valuable discovery; and
has i'll failed to produce the desired effect
Immediately after applying it to gray hair whskers
1t lmparts beautiful brown or black color.
&c For sale bv Coleman & Rogers No l73 Balti-
more street; G. w. Andrews, J. VI. Laroque, ]. w.
Scott, and E. Perkins, Baltimore street; j. " d. Stew
art, corner Hanover and Camden-sts.; Perkins Bro
Their, corner Green and Franklin-sts.; j. W. Barry s.
Co., corner Pearl and Baltimore sts. and wholesale
by the sole agents, r. & G. A. WRIGHT,
apis eot27thM % South 4th street, Philad.
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RCENSE NOTICE. As the season for re
heWlhg Liceiises Is at hand, il is deemed proper
tor the information aud government of those interest
eu 20 Puosn ihe ISL section of the act of 1881 ch.
BOP, by which the rates of licenses are regulated
Be ii enactcd6y The General .4ssembI, Of MARYLAND
every license apP ed for under the second section
of the original act, and before using the same The
" Clerks OF the several County Courts and of BALI
more CIty Court, shall demand and receive for the
use Of the state as herein provided over aud above
" the fee now allowed by law the Sherds of their
respective counties; that isl. say, if the applicants
" stock Of goods wares aud merchandise generally on
" hand at the principal Of sale, be worth not
g more than $1,000 the said Clerk shall demand and
" receive aforesaid the sum Of twelve dollars if
9 more than $1,000 and not than $4,000, the sum
= OF SIS; if more Than $4,000 and not than 5000
" the sum of S20; If more than 5000 and not more
" than $4,000, the sum of $780, if more than $40 900
and not more than $50 geo, the sum Of $40; if more
g than ,O0O the sum of $50 shall be demanded and
I" receved aforesaid; and each Of the PERSONS ap-
plying foI such license, shall, before receiving the
- same, state TO the Clerk according to his es-
mate the amount of goods, wares and merchandise,
generally kept On hat q by him. or the concern in
which he is engaged at the principal season of sales
or If not previously engaged in such trade, the amount
he expects to keep of such goods, wares and aer
" chandize aforesaid"
As the rates for licenses, heretofore paid in very
large number of instances shew that great misappre
heHslnn has prGvaued in relation to the Obligations of
persons, coming within parview of the license laws,
the undersigned upon application to the Attorney Gen
eral has been advised:
l. That according to the true constructiOnOf said first
section, the OBSTINATE" thereby intended, is an
innate of the actual vaiue of the good, wares and
merchandise, generally kept on hand at the prinei-
pal season Of sale.
O. That if any trader takes out license upon amy ca
innate below the said actual ralrle at the principal
season Of sale, il is the duty of those charged with
the execution of the law, TO visit its penalties upon
him, if he had neglected or refused to take out
any license.
g. That traders who sell OH commission, are liable to
the same rates of license, as those who sell their
own account.
The last section of said act Provides 'That nothing
therein contained shall be construed TO extend to any
importer of goods, wares and merchandise, irho does
not break packages the said imported goods cares
and merchandise in less quantity than the cask, package
or other form in which the same imported.
VIM. ii. GATCHELL, Clerk
apl5dtls sim Baltimore CITY Court.
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qF-NO MAN need now despair of being cured OF
the PILES, for Remedy is presented that WILL
NOT FAIL. Apply at DR.. JOHN NJ. WILLIAMS
VEGETABLE MEDICINE LABORATORY, 20
Fast Baltimore street, fifth door east of Front street,
where will be found THE BEST AND MOST COM
PREHENSIVE SERIES OF MEDICINES EVER
PRODUCED. apl2 If
1g-THE SUGAR COATED "IMPROVED IN
DIAN VEGETABLE PILLS." are now doing more
real good than all other medicines together They are
universally approved for their unrical'ed virtues and
peasantness, in consequence of winch they have be
come shining mark, against which all the arrows OF
envy and disappointed hope levced without dis
tinction, the town and country alike res0und with
their praises.
Important Caution No Sugar Coated Pills are
genuine, unless DR.. G. Benz Smiths signature is on
eue1y box, A worthless imitation has been made,
which is very dangerous, being made mostly Of vile
mixture of Cape, Aloes and Gamboge, percepble on
breaking the bill open, Principal Ofice, l79 GIeeA-
witch street, New York.
I3- Dealers furnished at the New York College Of
Health, I79 Greenwich street, New York. And sold
by II. w. Andrews, Hill-st., door from Charles
street, also by other respectable Druggists in Baiti-
more, who will not sell counterfeit. apis cost
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[Frnm the Epening Signal. Lannnrv al ls4I.

or REMARKABLE OCCURRENCE. A gentle
man Of wealth and ancient family, residing in Broad
way, had been for Rofe than twenty years a cripple
from Chronic Rheumatism and for much of the time
confined his bed, unable to attain any thing like
erect position and when able 10 go out confined to
his carriage. He has lately reganed his natural shape
and health, and walks erect and with firmness-a
blessing he never expected to attain Though unwil-
ling 10 be made the subject of newspaper article, he
refuse, for the benefit of sufferers, to give
bal assurances of his wonderful restoration, which
indeed must now be known 10 all his friends. He has
recovered the use of his limbs by the Of the IN
DIAN VEGETABLE Ell IR, and II EW Z s.
NERVE AND BONE LINIMENT. We learn that
there several other cases nearly as remarkable,
and that the persons have given permission to be
ferred TO. Their address may be known by nquiring
at the Medical Store where these remedies may be
had aRy day except Sunday.
For sale corner Hanover and Baltimore streets,
Of Harrison and Baltimore streets, and 81 Thames
street, F. P. 1t
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EXPENSIVE MANAGERIE.

QI3- ROUTE OF PROCESSION THROUGH THE
CITY. Enter on East Baltimore to Front ST.; Front
to Gay-st.; Gay to Lombard-st; Lombard to Calvert
street, Calvert to Fayette Fayette TO Charles St;
Charles to Franklin-s Franklin TO Paca- st Paca to
Pratt-st; Pratt to Howard-st; Howard TO Baltimore
street, Baltimore TO Charles-st Charles 10 Camden,
the place Of Exhibition.
{S. Doors opcs the first day at o'clock in the eve
ming The following days trcm 9 to II, from | 10 4,
and from TO 10 in the evening. 1t
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{G7- AMERICAN REPUBLICANS OF THE Sd
WARD-ATTENTION An adjourned meeting of
the American Republicans of the Third Ward will be
held at the house of Mr.. S. A. ROLLINS, on FRIDAY
CTo morrow) EVENING, 18th inst when the COM
miltee appointed to drafl constitution for the gov
eminent of the American Republican Association of
the Third Ward are expected to report. All the Anne
rican Republicans of the ward, both native and adopt
ed, are expected to be at their post. By ORDER
d. POLLARD, Chairman.
DAVID PARR, Sec'y. apl7-2t'
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-WHOOPlNG COUGH, ASTHMA, sc. The
WHOOPING COUGH CORDIAL has been proved
in this city and elsewhere, 10 be the best REMEDY, if
not the only ever discovered, for WHOOPING
COUGH, ASTHMA, COMMON COUGH, all STRIC-
Sc. The genuine article can only be obtained Of DR..
GIDEON B. SMITH, Basement of the Chesapeake
Bank, North street, Baltimore. Price 81 per bottle.
The trade in other places supplied on the usual
terms. mh26 I'm
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NJ-LADIES1 SUPPER, &c. The Ladies of ST.
Andrews Church purpose giving supper in the base
ment room of the Church, on the Evenings of 22nd,
Odd and Oath inst. The proceeds to be applied towards
reducing the Church debt. As pains will be spared
in providing whatever is excellent and delicate, the
ladies' hope their efforts will he appreciated, and the
laudable object in view promoted
Tickets TO he had at the book stores of Mr. Bfuner
Charles street aud of MIR. II, Colburn, Baltimore ST.,
and al the door Of the Lecture Room.
NJ. b. The room will he open for the reception of
visiters throughout the day. APPS
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REFORM Webster defines the meaning of
ahis word to be amendment of what is defec-
&ive, vicious, corrupt or deprayed;'' and we pre-
sumo that it is applied in this sense by politi-
clans when in search of sower-but it unlortu-
nately has different Specification the moment
power has been attained. 1t then means "di-
vision of the spoils.' 1t is "the word Of pro-
mise to the ear" but is seldom realized to the
hope The city authorities of New York under
The administration of the American Republic
cans, did amend what was defective, and expose
and correct practice. which were vicious; but
because they did not perform miracles, they
were turned out of office at the late election,
By the use of the potent word "retorm," and
others were placed in power. And what has
Geen the result? The Herald, which assisted
IN raising the hue and cry against the Ameri-
can Republicans, now denounces the new city
authorities in bitter terms for having deceived
she people. "lero we have the new corpora
1ioa," (says the Herald, ''nstead Of honestly
going to work for the purpose of discovering
needed reforms, and devisng the best means of
accomplishing them, unDiushlngly meeting for
che purpose of apportoning the spoils. Thus
has this city been cursed from year to year.
Party after party, and one set OF men after all
other, have presented themselves to the people
of this city, and appealed to them for their suf
frages, under the most solemn pledges to give
rs good city government, and uniformly, no
sooner have they been elected, than they have
proceeded with the utmost GOODNESS and most
unblushlng effrontery to cast their pledges and
y,rurnises to the winds, utterly neglectng the
interests of tho community, and acting entirely
regardless Of every thing except plumber. W.
snust confess that we were weak enough t.
hope that the members Of the democratic Cor
poration just elected would have profited by
the experience Of former years, and that they
would have made some effort to introduce ;
spirit of honesty, fidelity and reform with the
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n3-AMERICAN REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
The Convention will meet on FRIDAY EVENING,
18th inst, at O'Clock, i'll the Union Hall, corner of
Baltimore street and Fripolets ALLY 1t is important
that every delegate should be present. By order Of
aDl7-2t THE SECRETARY,
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NEW EXPRESS STEAMBOAT LINE,


NEW EXPRESS STEAMBOAT LINE,
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
:; sStsasz7a The new Steamer EXPRESS, Cant.
s,es7ss asyr Whilticar: will leave the head of Pratt
Iaz ;.szsaskaax- ST. wharf THIS (FRIDAY) AFTER
NOON, 18th instant, at 81 O'Clock, and uiH crrre in
Philadelphia the neIt morning in time to connect 10Th
The NeW York Morning Train.
This Boat can comfortably accommodate seventy
passengers, with superior State Room and Berths
having been built expressly for the trade between Bal
tImore and Philadelphia, and is the fastest. propeller
in the United States.
PASSAGE SI.OO. FREIGHT taken as low
as by any other Line.
Q5- Apply at the Steamboat Office, n E. corner of
Pratt and LightstS or the Captain on board
N. Is. No Whartdge charged on Goods shipped in this
Line, either in Philadelphia or Baltimore. 1t
HHUN FUNM FUN!! At 90 BALTIMORE
y STREET, 4th door east OF Gay. Just received
the Chronicles of Pineyille, by the auth of sMao
Jones' Courship, with 10 Illustrations by barley
price only 80 cents.
Wild Love, splendid Romance by the author of
"Trstram and his Companions" for 25 cts.
Also, a further supply of the Bachelors own Book,
with % illustratons-price 81 cents.
g7- The trade supplied at liberal discount.
] E. McGLENAN,
No. 81 Baltimore street,
1t 4th door L. of Cay.
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90 &c. s. FRYER. Manufacturer of LOOK
ING GLASSES, PORTRAIT AND PICTuRE FRAMES,
WINDOW CORNICES, sc. Sc.
. Qy- IMPORTER OF French and German LOOKING
GLASSES, PLATES, sc. SC.
Frames re-guilt and Plates inserted in Frames at
apl6 d No. NORTH GAY STREET.
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NAVAL ORDERs-Aprl 10th. Commander
Thomas c. Selfrldge, to the Columbus; Purser
e. t. Dunn, to the Vincennes; 1t A j. Bald
win, leave renewed for months; Boatswain j..
Bryant, reinstated; Engineer VIM. Luce, leave
months; Surgeon J. w. Plummer, detached
from the Union, and waiting orders; Lieut.. s.
Swartwout, to the Vincennes; 1t II. lngersoll,
order to the Vincennes revoked.
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BYRNE & CO.'S NEW OFFICE, ,

BYRNE & CO.'S NEW OFFICE,
Corner of Exchange Place & South ST.
sDnAn DOLLARS! The Bird capital
<0SE0DO $4,000 sold at the Lucky Corner!-
BYRNE s co. still ahead! We sold no less than
snug prizes in the splendid scheme drawn yesterday
and had the pleasure of cashing them last evening".
The $4,000 we sold to respectable drayman; one c
$500 to a gentleman at the Exchange Hotel, and $40
we sen to York, Pa. Remember the fortunate COZ
ner. 90 THIS DAY we offer the following speRdi
scheme, 5000, 5000, 2c00, 10 of 1900, 10 of 500,
Tickets S2i. Certificate Of ar. package only SO.
Drawn Nos. Of yesterdays Lottery are,
65 40 67 % % Il | Is 81 10 49,
BYRNE & co.
1t North East corner of Exchange Place.
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ALTIMORELYCEUM-S T. JOINS CHURCH,
LGBERTY-sr. The exercises of the Lyceum THIS
friday EVENING, April the 18Th, will consist of
further discussion of the adjourned question: "Shoud
maniag'on
Ladies and gentlemen are invited to attend. The
Lyccum will be called to order at u O'Clock.
II. By order, VIM. X. CREERY, Sec'y
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ANOTHER Duel STOPPED. F. j. Troubat,
notary public Of Philadelphia, has been held
to bail for sending challenge to Silas Hlbarn,
a respet table merchant
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THE ETHIOPIAN SERENADERs. The sixteenth
concert of these great favorites will come off
tonight, at the saloon of the Assembly Rooms,
being the last night but one, as their engage
monts in other places will compel them to
leave after this week
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Ehy-NOTICE. Those persons who have business
with WILLIAM THOMPSON, General Agent and
Collector, Washington City, will obge him by calling
at II. w. . oL's Counting Room, on SATURDAY,
the 10Th inst, between the hoHrs of two and four
O'Clock, ?. NJ. apS 2t
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From MExIco-Tfi Of Santa Anna. The
N. o. Plcaynne contains little later news
from Vera Cruz. Santa Anna had not been
put on his trial, but the Chambers had deter
mined to try him for his life. The chances,
however, are in favor of his escape.
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APPOINTMENTS ny THE PRESIDENT. Hon.
w. II. Stiles, of Georgia, to be Charge DAT
flares to the Court of Austria
Hon. A. Davezac, to be Charge d'Affares to
the Hague.
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THE MOUNTAINS OF FIRE. We are inform
ed, says the Harrisburg Telegraph Of yesterday
that the mountains in the upper end of Dau-
phin county, and in the adjoining counties of
Schuylkill, Northumberland, Perry and Cum
berland are on fire. Fires are raging in this
county, onPeter's and Bcrry's Mountains, Short
Mountain, on Mahantohgo, Mahoney and 9th
er mountains, hills and woods adjoining them.
The damage must be great.
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sPLENDID CATTLE,
ssHEAP AND ACCOMMODATING,

GtHEAP AND ACCOMMODATING,
q To CITY AND COUNTRY.
Our stock is complete ia best FAMILY GRDCE-
RlES, select brands of FLOUR, and first quality of
Mill FEED, OATS aud CORN. Our terms are Cash!
We can afford 10 sell at small profits, and will do it.
To the city we would say-Goods delivered gratis
{I3-To the country offer liberal barter, and the
use of our safe and commodious wagon yard, with
good stalls and sht DIS free of charge,
a. w. COLDS BOROUGH & CO.,
No. 229 East Baltimore ST.,
apis corner Strawberry alley.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS. We have received from Mr..
James e. McGlenan, No. O. Baltimore street, ''The
Chronicles of Pneville, Sketches of Georgia
Scenes" By the author of Major Jones' Courtship,
with twelve illustrations; also, "Wild Love, Ro-
nance, from the German Of De La Motto Founue.
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GI5- An election for Directors for the FARMERS
AND MlLLERS BANK will take place at the Bank
ing House, in Hagerstown, Md, on MONDAY, 9Th of
May. mh2f-t5thM*l J. 5. POLLARD, Pres't.
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DEATH OF JUDGE LEONARD. We learn from
the N. Orleans papers that Judge Leonard died
on the 9Th inst from the wounds received in
the late duel at that city.
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HeLANK BOOKS FOR bookkeeping.
AP PARSONS & PRESTON, have manufactured
and for sale Books suited for Bookkeeping embrac-
ing ledger journal and day book, in subsequently,
adapted to private learners, and for school use. Call
and see them, at Isl Pratt street, adjoining Rail road
Depot apl8-3t
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administration of the city government. Area
DIV we are presented with melancholy evidence
that the old dynasty has been restored with al!
It's unaithiulness to the public interests-aIl 1t
disregard of every thing but the 'spoils' OF
office"
If this be 50, the people of New York have
not acted with the discretion of the Fox in the
fable, who refused to exchange we'll gorged
set Of flies for a more hungry swarm OF success
sors. They have been humbugged by probes
sions, and have yet to search for honest men.
We are disposed to receive the representations
of the Herald with some grains OF allowance
for it has peculiar knack of praising with one
breath and censuring with the next, which
makes its authority not entirely oracuIar 1t
has been "every thing by starts, but nothing
long" We doubt whether the new authori-
ties of New York will equal their immediate
predecessors in zeal, industry and attention to
the public interests, but they should not be con-
demned in advance Of their acts. That they
will divide the spols among their partizans is
to be expected; for such distribution forms the
main spring of action in the political contests
of the present day. Strike off this incentive
and the old parties would cease to exist, for it
constitutes their whole motive power.