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~ Office. The undt rsigned has lust received a
~ ~ large tment of the new AIR TIGHT
IO N STOVES from the Peekskn Stove Works
w WV YORK state, and has opened warehouse and
Inc proprietor of this esrab hment feels warranted
~ assuring the public that his assortment of STOVES
~c Is equal TO any that can be ffGled this season.
ds they are All OF The newest and best patterns and
ON as feas nabe terms. Your attcntion is resneCt.
IulIY soIlced 10 his stock of Stoves when making
purchases He feels col fident from experience and
autantageS IN manufacturing, he can offer the most
salts 'actory inducements as TO price. onaltv and
style. F0' f9 al"
W-orders solicited at No. 40 South Calvert street.
Baltimore. '''
07-J oBBING and REPAIRING done at the short
est houce' THOS. NORRIS,
sel'-tm Proprietor,
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yu,RUsTEE,s SALE. By virtue of dec

YnyRUSTEE'S SALE By virtue of a decree
d of Baltimore County Court the undersigned
will offer for sale on TUESD DAY, 18Th October, at 4
O'Clock, P. NJ, on the premises: All that LOT OF
GROUND beginning on the north side of East LON
bard street at The distance of fl in. eastery from
the corner formed by the intersection of the north
side of Lombard street and the east side of argyle
alley and running thence easterly, binding on LON
bard-st twelve feet thence northerly, rarallel with
be laid ont and kept open for the and benefit of
the properly now being described, and that Join
ing; thence westerly, binding said three foot alley
twelve feet; and thence, by straight line, to the
place of b. ginning ..
susnA This Lot is improved by good two story
silsia Brick DWELLING, and is subject TO the an
resh9E, .nual rent of SIS.
o. The terms are me half cash, and the balance
in six months, with interest and security; all cash
at the option of the purchaser.
... .l...a kORVILLE HORWIrZ,
sel9-2aw3W 4 1Asl ... Trustee. F.
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[From the N Y. Journal of Commerce.

W3- THERE MAY BE GASES where the true
Balm of Columbia has not produced the hair on bald
heads when properly applied bal they must be rare,
ably authenticated, as to command, not belief but
knowledge that it will do it, Col Stackweather
has used il for fifteen years the most perfect and
only antdote to dandruff, and a stay and tonic to
weak and thin hair He procured it al 81 Courtand
st. and like hundreds of Others, ter trying various
articles returns again for the Balm.
For sale at the corner OF Baltimore and Hanover
SIS, corner Of Baltimore and Harrison SIS, and No
81 Thames-st,, F, p, Baltimore, it
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NOTICE. The

FOPARTNERSHI NOTICE. The sub
" scribers have f rmed connection in business,
under the firm of JOHN G. BAKER s. CO, for the
sale of CHINA, GLASS ami QUEENS WARE, at
No. Howard STREET and NO.7S CHARLgs.sT
N. b. The Store on Charles street will be given up
IN few months. and in the mean time the goods
Will be sold en- most reasonable terms TO the pur-
chaser JOHN c. BAKER
sels-n JOSEPH s HASTINGS, Jr.
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l sToNIsHrNG! The luck that attends til,

4 STONISHING! The luck that attends the
IA old established house of EMORY co. 1t
certainly does appear that Dame Fortune intends that
her agents should sell all the pzes for at least
eghihs Of all the large prizes sold this year have
been soldby Emory s. Co Per drawing of yester-
days small Lottery, class %, the iittle beauty Of
$4,000, in package of quarters, was sold 10 lady
from Winchester, Va, the Nos were SO 40 68- this
was the lady first triaior 50 SO she gets back $3.50
clear gan-no. bad for ribbon and pin money; one of
500, in package of whoes, sold to gentleman
from Oho besides SEVERN SMALLER prizes sold to CIT
liens This is luck enough for one day and no mis-
take MONDAY! MONDAY!
Draws a. beautiful scheme. - Nos and IL ballots
CAPITALS! CAPITALIST
! Of % 001 DOLLARS! of 10000 DOLLARS!
l of 5000 DOLLARS! of 1900 DOLLARS!
AND 10 OF $500 EACH.
Tickets only S5-shares in proportion
Now is your chance for fortune by purchasing a
package fron Emory & Co. in the above lottery
which will cost you only the small sum ofSl7, aud
can diaW you $4,000! Wesay Try one.
a5- For prizes in any Lottery, always apply in per
son or by mail 10 the far famed l. Htery Erm of
EN- Try CO, T.. ), Lottery Agency,
-' No 9 |alvertst., ID Louery ofhce
1t ." ." ." from BaliitnoIe street.
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rUOUsE FURNISHING WARERooMs.

JUST RECEIVED BY late arrivals from New York
and Liverpool, lafge assortment Of splendid
BLOCK TIN, ALL BLAZE, HOT WATER and
Hash DISHES; V.nison 40 Coffee Urns and Biggens;
Coffre aud Tea Pots; Egg Boilers Dish Gov, rs; jelly
lee Cream Pudding sanc Mango, Biscuit, Vegela.
BILE and Charlotte de Russo MOulds, &c. Sea- of
the most beautiful finish AMI Workmanship. Deal
ers and hotel keepers supplied al the cheapest rates.
Also, large assortment of Britannia Ware Walters;
Table Cnuery; Albo,a Silver Plated and German Sill
yer Folks and Sp00ns Solar and Hall Lamps; Lus-
tres. SC. Wholesale and retail cheap for cash,
q E. WETMORE & Co,
No. 10 North Charles etreet,
sig 2w opposite Union Bank.
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NJ SUBSCRIBERS IN YARIErIEs. 4

07- sUSPENDERs IN VARIE TIES, at very low
prices; Paris Elastic Suspenders at % and so cents;
richly embroidered do 62t; plain do le2; gentle.
mems Collars at l24 and ls4; Neckties of blk satin
Isl figured and colored do. 81! cls Razors; Pen and
Pocket Knives at various prices; Scissors l2t, lSa
also, fine Extracts; Cologne Waters Teeth, Nail and
Grunb Brushes; Berlin Iron Guards and Watch Rib
bons; with every variety OF Goods,r un off at low
price Tor cash.
Right on the cOrner of Baltimore and Charles-sts.
sei9-2t*r MORTIMER & MOWBRAY,
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LETTER BAGS UP AT THE EXCHANGE READING RI
F.r LiveTpOol-Ship Powhatan, w !th despatcIt
For Amsterdam-Ship Potomac, with despatc I,
For Rotterdam-Ship Chesapeake, with despl
For Bremen-Ship Elise, with despatch ID
For Havre-ship L'AndilIe, with despatch. L
For Bremen-Ship Atlas, with despatch. n
For Valparaiso and ports in the Pacific az
Hortensia, Oct.l.
For Antwerp Barque Paoii, 18th inst 4
For LiVerpool-Barqae Louisa Bliss, about !,
inst. n
For Valpar isO-Brig Argyle, will sail this we i
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Rz-INTERESTiNG DEDICATION AT CANTON.
The neat Missionary Chapel just finished on CLIN-
of God OH SUNDAY AFTERNOON MEX T, Doth
inst. at half past O'Clock Appropriate exercises
will be held and sermon delivered by Rev. HENRY
SLICER, formerly Of this city. The friends of Rei-
geOn are invited to be present and collection will
be made to have the Chapel free of debt on the day
of dedication. selS.2t*
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vHND THE LADIES.

d MAGNIFICENT SHAWLs, SILKS, sc.
J. EDWARD BIRD, No. 209 BALTIMORE STREET,
has just opened most beautiful assortment of itch
Cashmere SHAWLS and rich SILKS, to which the
attention of the ladies is particularly invited; nrces
moderate. Also, full stock of Seasonable Goods
selling at prices to suit the times a..
J. EDWARD BIRD, 200 Baltimore street,
sel9-2w east of Charles,
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Ql3- We invite the attention of the public to the
certificates OF cure performed by Dr. CULLEN'S
INDIAN VEGETABLE PANACEA, which certain
ly goes ahead of any heretofore published. The high
standing Of he gentlemen whose names are gwen
as having witnessed this cure, precludes the pOss
blhty OF imposition. There is large number of
persons now taking this medicine in this city, whose
residence will be given by applying to The Agents,
whose names will be found attached TO the eertif-
Gates. seq
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DEDIc ALTON. The new Methodist Episcopal Church,
just completed at Canton, will be regularly dedicated
tomorrow afternoon, at O'Clock The dedicatory
sermon will be preached by the Rev. Henry Slicer.
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MARRIED.
DIED.

On the 9th inst, Cyrus SINCLAIR, aged A ID
formerly OF Talbot county, Md. [Pittsburg N
please copy. d
At Washington on the 5th inst, ALBERT CT,
WELL, aged one year and twenty-six days, son /
o. and Elizabeth G, Greenwen.
On the lst inst. at Oakland, Prince Georges l,
~, Nd. SAMUEL GLENN MAYO, son of Capt.I. 3
U. 5. Navy, aged two years and seven months, Il
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R3-MARYLAND INSTITUTE OF EDUCATION.
A stated meeting of the Institute will be held at half
past O'Clock, F. NJ. on THIS DAY, (Saturda6, 10Th
instantly at the Rooms of the Light street Institute
when Lectu on Writing will be delivered by Mr.
w. FIFE. Teachers generally are nvitedto attend.
IT, r. CONNOLLY, Rec, Sec,
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A3-THE REV. LEWIS w. GREEN, d. D., Pro.
fessOr in the Western Theo. Sem will preach in the
2nd Presbyterian Church Sabbath next Sept. both
al IL A. NJ. and u P. NJ. IT.
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TaE MUSEUM This favorite place of resort con.
nues to be nightly filed by large and fashionable au-
diences' We know of no more agreeabC place to
spend an evening The pieces selected for perform
ance tonight, are, "Chrisline" and "Hnsband at
sght;" in both of which, Miss Ludlow and Mrs. Nc
Lean will appear.
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DTIIHUITUH O,oUI UtCTbdsU V0l~FJ
1t will be seen from these statements, that
the number of passengers was tor!y-sir per cent
more, and the receipts hcsniyps cent. more du-
ring the season of extremely depressed rates
and though the first named price is even beIo0
the estimate commended for Thy the friends to
low fares upon this particular route, or for that
distance, yet the experiment shows proper
Tomato gain over the higher price"
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OFFICE OF EMORY Il CO. !

OFFICE OF EMORY Il co.
Opposite Banum's, Bait. Md.
fG3-OFFlClAL DRAWING OF tbs Md. Conseli-
dated Lottery class No. 80, for 1886: For benefit of
Frederick Female Seminary.
68 80 4047 II 60 81 rs 8 90 10
SO and s. being The LIST and I'd drawn Nos. each SIS
33 and 40, being the I'd and ID drawn Nos. each 10
4 and 40, being the Sd and 4h drawn Nos. each
and ], being the 4th aud 5th; OF and ", be-
ing the 5h aud 9th drawn Nos. each 6
II and 90, being the 9th and 7th; GO and ST. be-
ing the 9TH and 9Th drawn Nos. each
All having TWO Of the dIAwn Nos. on them, each
hi having one only of The drawn Nos. ssa, /"
II EMORY s. CO., No. N. Cavert-st.
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n EWSPAPERs
NHOOPING cot aII!

"HOoPING cot GH!
,,,,,,>,,.,,,...rl--- WH0OFING COUGH
me WHOOPING COU I'll CORDIAL prepared
6y me undersigned is thu most eTectual remedy
immediate relies TO the sufferer, a ia almost every
case, if properly Used, will effectualy remove The
disease lt' alternative "nGe cal tive properties have
peen tully Tested by several Iyscians and mum
Der OF families who have USE H. Prepared and sold
wholesale and retail by '0
VIM. s. REESE, Druggist, SC,
81 T. BaItimore-st, between High and Front SITS
W. Hce ~ cents per oottle. sel9 IL" y
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THANKSGIVING DAY, fla feeling OF graft
tude be entertained, and be considered COM
mendabe, for laVors conferred by man. now
much deeper should be the sentiment towards
Him who has created, sustained and prosPered
us in this life? individuals may knee in thank
fitness for the merces and benefits which they
have experienced at the hands of their Creator;
and the feeling which dictates the humble pos
ture and the uplifted voice of gratitude, claims
and obtains the respect Of even the thoughtess
and the wifully wicked. But individual penn
tence and thankfulness, however acceptable to
God and eficacious they may prove to the
party concerned, do not discharge the whole Of
our duty. We believe it was General Cass
who expressed the opinion, in late speech
made in the Senate, that the lnqulties OF ma
ton were as certain TO be punished as the sins
of an individual; and we give our entire con-
currcnce to this opinion. If this be correct,
then Il would seem to be as much the duty OF
nation, as Of an individual, TO be careful al
ways to act uprightly, and to acknowledge Its
dependence upon the Ruler of the universe;
for, unless we act righteous|y as nation, we
have no reason to believe that we shall be
PROSPEROUS. In view Of our Duties then, indi-
yidualy and collectively, we think that it would
be proper to have one day in the year set
apart for national worship-one day in which
the hearts of the whole. people of this in
FAINT, but great nation, might be raised in hum
bic thSnkiulness to the Throne of Grace
The President who would set the example OF
inviting. the people TO this act of devotion,
would merit and receive the appreciation of all
,sssaeotipe, and oonoi3e-ste rorsons. Dot !" the
absence of such recommendation for a national
Thanksgiving Day, it would be we'll for the
governors of the several states to select the
same day for this commendabe purpose. The
governor of Massachusetts has already APP
pointed the 26th of November as thanksgiving
day; and ifthe governors ofall the other States
would select the same day, we should have the
great and interesting spectacle of whole peo-
pie pouring out the expression OF their graft
tude to their Maker at the same time-a sight
edifying to the rising generation, and which
would no doubt be acceptable to the Supreme
Being-for at is very meet, right and proper,
that we should offer thanks unto the Lord"
We make this suggestion in the humble hope
that it may merit the consideration OF those
who can alone carry it into effect
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FoK CENTREVILLE & CIEsTERTnWN

4 saP~-fS The Steamer CAMBRIDGE. Can't
Eaasss RR}S5atsRJ D. TvRNER, will leave the lower
24Sss.thzfA end Of Spears wharf (for the presently
on moHDaY MORNING, the 2lst September, at I
O'Clock, for the above places and return the same
day.
For ANNAPOLIS, CAMBRIDGE and EAsToN.
wlIleaVe every TUESDAY MORNING at O'Clock,
and return the next day, leaving Easton every WE'D
NESDAi MORNING NJ Z O'Clock, and Cambridge
81 O'Clock for Annapolis and Baltimore
For ANNAPOLIS and WEST RIVER, every
the same day.
Every FRIDAY MORNING at O'Clock for AN
NAPOLIS, CAMBRIDGE aud EASTON, and return
ING at O'clock and Cambridge \ O'Clock for An
napolis and Baltimore.
Ib3-A Baggage AT risk of the owners, sl9-tf
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MJE W COAL WARD, ...-..L .
~ HOWARD ST., OPPOSITE CENTRE.
All the varieties of COAL, suitable for Crates:
Stoves, ana Cooking Ranges ~ FOR sale by
ala mt HENRY SHIRK.
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FOR ANNAPOLIS. WEST RIVER, WYE
LANDING, ST. MTCHAEL'S AND EASTON
VIA Nj LES RIVER FERRY '''

a saH-sn The Steamer OSIRIS, Can't. ]. d.
@.sHt turner. will leave Patterson street
N SeAtaas1azAesN wharf, on MONDAY MORNING, the
list september, at O'Clock. for the above places
and return next day, eavae Miles River Ferry every
tuesday Morning, at O'Clock, ST, Michael's n,
Wye 81 and West River II! (, for Annapolis and Bal,
limore,
For Cehhe lille and Chestertown, every WEDNES
pay MORNING, at O'Clock, and return next day,
leaving Chestertown every Thursday Morning at 8
O'Clock, for Corsica and Baltimore.
At o'cock every Saturdai Morning for Centre.
vile and Chesterown, and return same day An
baggage at the risk of the owners sIo If
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MR. FOR RENT. Stere No. IO6 BALTI.
HN;;,J MORE STREET, third door west of Holli-
M7siii DAY, and possession given Immediately. In
-ELn1L quire on the premises
~ Apout moving 10 No. 266 BALTIMORE STREET
all persoas indebted 10 me are reouesIed m call and
settle their bills. My old customers and friends
eral'y are requested TO give me a call al No 26t,
WhGte tney VIII hnd large and splendid assortment
vi 1AhtEl lNG in all its varieties, and at prices
this market EpWAPi, ntIV I III
FOX SALE Shelving, Gas Fixtures, Awning, sc.
Inquire as above. FIJI solo go
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A WISE FATHER. One Of our exchanges
tells story of an editor out west, who wished
to marry blue-eyed damsel in his neighbour
hood, and like an honest man, asked the con-
sent Of her father. Of course the old man, as
every prudent papa should do, inquired how
much money he could bring the bride. The
editor said he hadn't got any money, but he
would give her Puff in his paper The ia
ther was satisfied.
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NOTICE. The undersigned who have been an
~ pointed permanent Trustees of JOHN s. KEa-
DY and JOHNNY. WELLS, applicants for the benefit
o. the nsolveut Laws of Maryland hereby notify the
debtors OF said nsovents TO settle Their accounts with
them alone The transfers ofacceunts, sc. to their
creditors by said nsOIyents being void ANY person
paying to them after this notice, will be obliged to ac-
count TO the Trustees for the amount of their bills
The creditors having such transfers in their hands,
Will please give them to the Trustees, without fur
ther notice
VIM, II. COWAN,
No. Spuuer's Court, r.,,
VIM. HAMlLTON.Jr., Ifdst.es'
No. 25 st. Paws ST.
sel9-4t
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a L nj 4 Il &. O.
TNO CURE TOOTHACH

IL AND PRESERVE HEAIl
GO THE TOOTHACH is always cured 4
minute by an application of WHEELER,S TEL
RY TOOTH WASH, and the Tooth be still %
ed from all delay; Soreness of the Gums wilt n
ed; Soltness of the Gums will be cured; all Bl.
of the Cums will be eff ctually stopped, a,
Tcatn, Gums all Mouth are always kept oil,
and in the best Of health by its use. Sold by !
J. NJ. HAGG, No. 1873 Baltimore size
je30-ly above South, opposite Clipper Q
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The WEEKLY CLIPPER. A rich and entertaining
number is issutd day, Astounding with late and
important news from all quarters, including the Ar
my, Mexico, and Nauvoo; graphic account of the
loss Of the steamship New York; the battle and ex
plosion on the Rio Graz de- memoir of Capt, Pages
Loss of the TruXlon; Odd Fellows procession; cor
respondence; editorial; poetry; city items; reports of
the markets; miscellany; items of news, and "Inci-
dents in the life of Pedlar" good story. Price 81
year, or cents a copy.
The STEAMER MOUNT VERNON. We have had
the pleasure of examining the splendid new steamer
Mount Vernon, which plies between this port and
Aqua Creek, and safely say that in regard to
her internal arrangements and fixtures she has no su-
peror. The upheIserng and handsomely cushioned
seats particularly excited our admiration. They are
made of the most costly materials, and combine
beauty and neatness with comfort and convenience.
They are the workmanship ofMr w. B Bans, Vene
tian Blind Maker, No. 81 Arch street above Second
street, Philadelphia and refc ct infinite credit upon
him for his taste and skill The mattresses and bed
ding, also, were made by Mr.. Bams aud are of su-
perior kind ana quality. In their general coRstruc-
ton, and in every respect, they attest his merits as a
workman.
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SICKNESS. We are gratifed to learn, from
the Physicians of our place, says the Hagers-
town Torch Light, that the sickness in and
around the town. is rapidly decreasing. That
which has prevailed, has been much exaggera-
ted abroad, both with respect to its extent and
its malignity. One of the Physicians assures
US that in a practice of twenty years, he has
never witnessed mider description of fever;
and as proof of this very few deaths have
occurred.
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WHEAT AND FLOUR. The trade of Buffalo
is going on with wonderful spirit. Within
three days of the present month, there arrived
at that port l steamers, two as.,ropelIcrs, II
briggs and 43 schooners, bringing ISL, $40 BUSH
els of wheat, and 81 ,o74 barrels Of -four; equiv
alent to 2S7 ,342 bushels of wheat. This, be-
sides other produce, will give an idea ofthe vast
consequence and value of our Lake trade in
time, and particularly of the port of Buffalo.
FIRE. We learn fIom the Princess Ann
Herald that the residence of Mrs. Goslee, near
Qnantico, Somerset coanty, Md, took fire on
Monday last b. the lodging Of a spark among
so ne FAX near an open window in the upper
story of the building, and was entirely consum-
ed. The property was not insured, ana the
loss therefore is considerable.
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Dk9 dig DOLLARS, divided into

OAR 11& DOLLARS, divided into
~cSa % . great many beautiful
prlzescapita prize $40 900, and 10 prizes of
making splendid and magnificent LOTTERY. As we
are daily selling prizes, we expect all who want a
prize will call upon MILLER & co. and purchase
ticket.
MONDAY, Sept 81, will be drawn the Maryland
Consolidated Lottery, class No. 1925 Nos and 10
drawn Ballots.
SPLENDID SCHEME.
LOT 100000 2of sl4Oo
OF 5000 of ll53
Of 1000 so of 1000
of 500 10 of ITO
Tickets S5-Haves 29-quarters | %.
Certificate of package of 25 sr tickets Sl737.
For lucky tickets by the package OF single tickets
apply to the prize vendors, MILLER 4 co.
Corner of Baltimore and st. Paul streets.
Drawn Nos. of the Md, Lottery, class 49, drawn
September 10, lowest prize ST.
6s 80 40 II 60 81 rs 3 30 70
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sure, even if his views did undergo change.
The change was a happy one for his country
and the apparent inconsistency should be over
looked. We are too thankful that peace has
been preserved, upon honorable terms, to de-
sire to be censorous upon any one who has
changed his position from ffty-four forty to
forty-nire.
DESTRUCTIVE FRE-NibLO's Gardens Com
su,ned We learn by gentleman who arrived
by the II O'Clock boat last night, that a
destructive fire took place in New York yester-
day morning, which broke out in Niblo's Gar
den, the whole of which, with much ad-
Joining property was consumed, The loss is
very heavG
RuL RoADs-Low FARE. The American
Rail Road Journal of the 18th inst, has an ex-
celent article in favor of low fare upon Rail
roads, and, as an evidence of the benefit ofsuch
reduction to the roads, it is stated, upon the au
thority of the Boston Courier, "that during the
summer of 1915, the fares between Boston and
New York were reduced, by opposition, to SO,
first class, and 81 So l2, second class BY a
recent arrangement, the rates have been adj
vanced to 81, and 50 so, or nearly doubled
Upon comparison corresponding months soon
after the change, the numbers and receipts
h I'VE been as follows.