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ATLANTIC WHITE LEAD.

THE ATLANTIC WHITE LEAD COMPANY having
completed their Works, ready execute orders
for pure White Lead both Dry and Ground in Oil almost
that may be wanted The Company have spared
no expense the Of the Works which would tend
the least degree the improvement Of the Lead having
ayailcd themselves Of modern improvement for that
purpose
Being well aware from long familiarity with the differ
leads sold in market that BY far the proportion
sold such has been and still greatly aduersted with
BaItes article Of mineral productions much heavier than
White Lead and in itself possessing virtue OF pigment
whatever being when mixed with oil almost transparent,
and ~ fact having nothing but m specific weight 70 recon
mend IT, the Trustees ofthe Atsntic White Lead Company
have passed unanimously the following resolutcn Via:
Resolved That in Of manufacturing only prime
article the Atlantic White Lead Company will make but one
quality of White Lead both Dry and Ground Oil that to
be strictly genuine article and perfectly Tree from any
adulterafon whatever which the Company will warrant
such to all who may purchase their Lead"
Purchasers therefore may be well assured that every ds
White Lesdmanuf.ctured and sold by the Company which
will only tend to the greater durability Of the
Paint, but will be found much more economical IN 4: use
the body covering quality thereby r
Paint would with three (which painter VIII bear WIT
go
The Company also manufacture Red Lead and Ltharss.
and have for sale variety Of Paints Ground ~ O VIZ
Verdgrs Black Paint yellow Oche, Spanish Brown, Paris
Having been spponsei 0sssrsi Agents for the Company
AL orders should DC o''sc'e0 POLLEN 4 COLGATE,
f72msr M Pearl street. corner OF beekman street.
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BALrIMoRE, MAY 9, 1876.

BALTIMORE, May 9, 1886
Vet WeatherClean Streets Great Excitement relative
to the NeWs from the Observation-Disclosures &c.
The dull damp dreary, dismal, drowsy, and DRILLING
atmosphere, noticed yesterday having got the upper
hand Of the clerk Of the weather. still continues
supreme In such weather this do suffer with
rivers of molten mud you do in New York, for,
although haS raincd steadily during the night every
paving stone in tho street presents itself with clean face
this morning, and it would be difficult matter to find one
in the whole length and breath of the city that ecpsed
by coating of mud Baltimore has long since taken the
honor from Philadelphia of being the clsanes city in the
Union.
The news from the South causes a considerable and
constant fever Of excitement in city Every evening
the telegraph office crowded to hear the and that
received last night of the murder Of old and ayore
Marylander, Colonel Truman Cross, caused general
feeling Of Indignation and sorrow.
Vice President Dallas arrived in this city yesterday,
from Washington on his way to Philadelphia.
There is not the slightest matter of local interest stirring
in Baltimore at personal---very. thing is dull stale fiat
and Improbable
Murdoch commences his engagement at the Holiday
street tonight; after which, now learn, he is immediate
y to start tour Of the West. having made most adj
vanageous engagements in all the principal Western
cities
The MARKEIsFlour been down below present rates
of the present at 81 m holders now ask 81 So Howard
sold freely the beginning OF h, week ST. but SUBJ
had under s. s and refuse sell under 81 2 The
car price Is s. ~ The Of hoar for the week
inspected 50 barrels -four and S hhds and 7eo bb
has fallen off considerably, and all good paper done
bank and the fair Stock hypohe
are again seen daily and little apprehension is felt OF mme
Sales Of Stocks MT Baltimore.
May $1,000 Maryland 6s $1,000 do sg IS, es ESQ
shs Union Bank, SEX.
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HARTFORD, May 8, 1876.
Election Week-Light Guard Fair and Festival
Railroad and Steamboats,

Railroad and Steamboats,.
Election week"-the carnival week in old
Connecticut, has closed and with it Cupid has
pierced many hearts, and led many couples to the
hymenial altar. The lads and lasses in their par
ties soirees have thus end to their election kisses
But seriously these annual holidays have passed off
amely in this region than be recalled by the
memory Of that venerable personageour oldest nhabi
tant
The only public gathering held the Light Guard
Fair and Festival" which for three days. evenings and
nights was held at the City Hail. The interest vel
sustanedthe receipts for the funds of that corps will be
$250 net from this occasion The military tabieaur,
nightly exhibited were credit to the good taste and
well designed and well performed The beautiful girls Of
Hartford took an active interest in the Fair and the
young appeared to take interest in the fair
gathered there than in the Fair Perfectly natural
and commsndable Miss B. Of Morgan street. and Miss
B. of Temple street and Miss D. of Prospect street. were
the acknowledged reigning bellies Others with whom
have not the pleasure Of acquaintance also held equa
sway with this triumvirate. Captain w. all about
interesting all with whom he came in contact Lieut.
with plume red the hearts blood Of the fair
lures on his arm, favore with the ladies. Lieut.
| Miss P. has really solid charms The whole affair wal
conducted with great judgmen-and the best taste dis
played that could be asked from the fitting up the hall il
its splendid and gorgeous STYLE to the many bUous eaa
bes drnkables, &c. &C.. sold during its continuance
Hope shall again hear from the Lighters" En- pas
SAINT this the corps which attracted such universal at
tention and appreciation in New York city last
then commanded by Col. T. H. Seymour who has now
gone back into the ranks having served his second term
| of command.
The Railroad Company, it is here understood, have
purchased of Mr. Vanderbilt his boats &c. the New
Haven Hartford and New York routes. Thus the Rail
road Company will have the fares all their way
which will Of course, be high they possibly
keep them. They now charge, however only 50 hence
to New York; 81 lal, hence to New Haven; 10 cent,
hence to Springfield Why is that extra l2t cents be
tween here and New Haven Why Is the fare re
duced to so cents the Company gave through
city papers odtorally several weeks ago The answer
evidently, be found in the purchase Of Mr.. vs RICH
in the Hartford river route, SC
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m Pear, street. corner Of Beekman str
SPRING GOO

WIN Y. JENNINGS CO.. Diapers and Tailos Impcr.
Giles, &c. al Brosdway oppOsits the Fountain are prepared
sood ev have ever offered for inspection comprising French
and Engsh cloths cassers In various styles vesng
M corps be found the
try at that have gvsn character to the eabhmea
to which lew cutters excel we
could observe the attention directed this department
must oer inducements to those who appreciate
fl combining and elegenee.
In addition the usual OF goods kept by the
trade We always hand dress and coats vsss
sness and fancy dress articles including scar crava
gloves, suspender linen and muslin shr
collars, bosoms, &c. a2t 1msr
DURE WATER-STONE's IMPROVED PREMIUM
II Water Fers-These hters only clarity but purify
the tuTbd water rendering perfectly salabrou d.
vesng Of all putrd vegetable and matter anmacu.
Ia &c The altering properties ofths apparatus great
that water impoverished with SOAP tobacco kc &c.
line eesFnes Can Be operation and for ss At 6oas
and bEothsrs Croton Plumbing 80 brosdw
~ lmsy T'8
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fyERrooL CLAssIrIcArIoN.
Passenger Arrived.

FaDSonKerN AFrIVeUs
Lo-pos1Pssket shig, swt1srsnd-Cspt 4 7 Ls,ch. Dr.
Pierce, James Pierce John Hewitt lady aud children
Robt Watts and lady, Mrs Caroline Collingbone Ham.
HAyRI-Pscket ship !ows.Mrs Eliza Tsi,seire, Mis-.
Anoinete Teissers Miss Mary Tesseire and servant OF
Philadelphia Col James Austin, Mrs Catharne Austin
Miss Maria Austin, Mrs Matilda Holt and children, Of
Boston, John Berry, Mrs Josephine Berry, Miss Mary Ann
Neumeysr New York; Gabriel R.veI, Ms Felicie Ravel,
rome Rayel MIR Wells, OF Toulouse France Abel Allard
Lyons Lucas ZurutuIs, Spain; Francis erus Gutenberg
-326 in steerage.
.sr .AsS BAY, Jam-Brg Nspcieon-H Alexander, Mr. J
Barclay.
Ngw ORLsASs-Ship SarteIle-R Moure.
INV OsLEAss-Ship May Flower-Mr Crsbtrec and lady,
Mrs Belcher.
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KITCHEN RANGES.
HOLMES, TWO OVEN KITCHEN RAN0E0.

THE Propretors now prepared TO furnish Holmss'
ranges the trade set them 70! private families o.
to manpiacture and Our experience y
asserting that Holmes Range cannoS -
surpassed for economy convenience and durability They
chased and they will moved free Of any expense %
wishing purchase The prices range from Is to y dola
The propretor constantly manufac and are well
supplied with parlor Office add bedroom CRATES Of the
patterns !.
Also-TINWARE, bright, plain and ja,aned They have
mssons At iii times ready 10 Ranges and boilers
also to cure chinneys, and them smoke.
A. 0ILHOOLY 4 SON,
ai2 lmsrrc 10 Nacsau street.
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Donestic Imuortntions.

NEW ORLEANsShip Mayfower66 bbls pork 50 do be ef
do lard McGregor co369 bbl pork 800 do whisky uydam
Sage eq-l,oo hides 70 bbls u do ,alow 4 bbls sx OK
10 hhds sugar Bedell2o3 bbls wheat 1850 sacks do
Collins co.'s bbls brstes d & Maghee70 tai.
low $50 kegs Casing Merritt coi7 bbls lard Rowland
sugar Z Morgan
MoBILE-Brig Mobe-l5i bales cotton A Thornton-5O r
Gay-50 Dilinger & Ames-22 Parker Brooks White-l9
Peot & La Barrier
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CO M M L IL e. L A L..
New York, Saturday, Ma

AsHEs-Pots, 80 SIT Pearls, S4a oct.
BREApsruFrs.-There less doing to-day in Flour.
Some sales Of Genesse made for the eastern market
at 81 6s} southern still dull Georgetown and Balt
more 81 81 a rs. In Gcncsec wheat there have been
sales to extent at 81 TO- Rye dull Corn held at
&C a 81 cents white, 81 a SO cents, weight
CoTroS.-The enquiry to-day moderate, and about
1000 bales taken at steady rates. and In nsan
ccs at q small Improvement. We continue to quote.
IfyrhrnoI
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Lospo--shp switisIland- OK. mdz A Low 4 Bros
DO bales Munson Bro-ss eks Horsey-3~J II Open
bsinSr-i7 ehssts q Meyer sQn-s.JI6 Rockwell Coo
Hs5Ilss5-un 9GsnSS sEScrSLsd tps . scsLs eiss;
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MARITIME HERALD.

NOTICE sHIPMAsTERs.
We hope that Captains Of vessels arriving at this port will
not deliver shipping lists parcels
tended for this Office other than the New
Pilots Capt RoBERr SILvEY, of our news fleet.
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NEW lEAS, ChOCEhlES, &c.
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, CHEAP. FOR
"A CASH.; Q: FOWLER, $50 Greenwich street. eomer
Murray and 42s Greenwich, Of Vesey, has Just
ceed from the late sales large and splendid sssome9t Of
various kinds all OF which are offered At reduced prices
good Tea so lb fine Oooong g and g y
fee IL 2 b Sumatra do. 10 cen good dairy But
2 cents hi Lamp Oil rs cents per gson
white, yellow and brown Sugar Of all the various kinds.
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hanging gardens of Babylon; vet our Western
friends are actually afraid of an appropriation to
keep them up, of single cart load of guano or
even OF common barn-yard muck. Under the
law OF Mr.. Stanley, of North Carolina the first
shearing of grass this season was sold the other
oay at auction IN two parcels
First parcel. ...................s 81 37l
Second parcel. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 374
Auction and other expenses. 90
Loss to the United States. ....... 81 as
This, as nearly recollect is the bill OF profit
and loss upon this item of retrenchment The
public gardener before had been in the habit of
dividing this grass among the laborers-each tax
ing home basket full for his COW but Stanley
saw in this business monstrous perouisitc Of
corruption, and therefore, the law for the sale OF
these short commons at auction.
Mr. Semple, of Illinois, has submitted flaming
report to the Senate, upon Oregon, to which, this
ments.
The two Houses.
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THE AMERICAN EXCHANGE BANK.
A MEETING Of the stockholdsr q he Ans1e3e Il
tors. held the Director Room on WeSns:day "a
day OF june next, from fo'coek NJ to o'clock r M.
-AMessrs. JANA MILES, D.
j. A. EDGAR, flnspectou
w. w. HURLBuT,
ma rswsosdjsr JOHN J. FISK. Cashier.
TO The ADVERTISING PUBLIC:
SINCE the Of the Post Office Law which so I'M
- justly bore upon publishers of Magazines the sub
,crber enabled insert Advertisements IN his popu
GODEY'S' IADY'S BOOK AND ARTHUR'S
MAGAZINE UNITED.
There medium that offers many advantages g .a
yersers this. The work month in the hands Of m
patrons and is but fair concude-and pity II
sohat at least read each subscribers number
This gives immense circulation. The advertisement IN
the daily paper unless continued daily which very exPen-
sve Of but little the weekly paper somewhat bet
but think the monthly preferable ALL This mode
Of circulating persons business very prevalent IN Eng
land, and will become o in this country.
business their respective Any publisher
the terms.
Terms which reasonable made known application
y ' L. A. Cooley,
mys 2teodsuc I0l Chestnut St. Philadelphia.
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$50. GOO TO LEND.

ON BOND AND MORTGAGE, for aterm Of wears, on
~ good productive real estate in this city BROOKLYN The
above named belongs estate in trust and will b
divided in suit applicants Apply to g. g. BROAD
No II Wall street, the Croton Water Office, Basement
Al me-
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ate lands to the Western States whenever the interests
Of the community required IT, and will do again
Mr 0onpoS---And for doing this the gentleman asks
the West to vote for fishing bounties
Inc question taken the pending motion that the
bill be laid aside with recommendation that II do not
pass, and decided in the negative. Ayes a, noes II.
Inc committee then and at ten minutes to three
O'Clock the House adjourned.
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REMOVAL.
DR. TOWNSENDS SARSAPARILLA DEPOT will
- be removed the Of May l26 Fulton
door to the Sun Office, sign Of the Big Bottle.
N Book for counerfes and impostors. See that
every bottle signed with the written signature Of 2
Gle company has been formed put up spurious in
the same shaped bottles. Look out for impostors
aoft Inns
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nAY'S PATENT HOSE.-Tne experience OF ten years
the manpfacture Of Rubber Hose has proven hs utter
impossbty Of combining permanently Rubber with brous
substances in such make Hose free
from the trouble Of midew and consequently manuae
ofmy invention, is free from the objections and now offer
for sale under guaranty, such will be fur
nshed buyers purchase Every piece will have the
ofthe Patenee and date Of the Paen according to aw im
1874 cents foot suitable for Cro,on and other sizes in
Manufactured and for sale wholesale and retail
by HORACE n. DAY. - Maiden Lane
ais Afer II Nav % Courtland
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near Fulton ST., opposite to the Franklin

CARD.
THE Subscriber having become interested in the above
house respectfully the OF his and
friends Orders entrusted his will be attended with
promptness. JAMES A. SWAIN
I'm rc
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SEGARS! SEGARS! SEGARS!
CO0 O0O HAVANA sEGARs, superior quality and

Alianza 1000 Gotta de Ague, 900 Ia Csgolins
10000 Purera Emancipeda 900 Buetta yajo, 5000 10
Normo fine Regaa $1,000 La Norma prime Panteas, ooo
Gonzales Pressed Segars 5000 Plantation Segar bales
made the highest grade of Tobacco The whole entitled 70
debenurc and Tor sale at very low prices lots suit
chasers by TRUJILLO bANhEinAo,
,io lwsm No. los Wall street, up stairs.
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FOR ALL, WE'LL. AND SICK:
MRS. CARROLL'S Medcased yapor aud Sulphe
lv1 1871 Fulton street, opposite St. Paul Church..
These Baths the most safe delightful and EN-
remedy for colds rheumatism, chlls and fever, &c, go
only a cure but preventive to many Of
(" The thousand ills that flesh is heir to-
They afford the agreeable mode Of Bathing, "a
essential to thorough cleanliness.
~ Mrs. Carrolls Baths differ from every other
Baths, called and have been established In this
more than 20 years.
Sulphur Baths require half an hours notice.
Portable Vapor Baths sent to any part Of the city or
ala lmfh
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DR EV NS
NO QUACKERY,

John MULLIN rssgectlIy informs his friend. and the
Broadway, to No. BARCLAY Street, few doors from
ne owar scss S saS o
q superior quality Also Gun and Pistol Locks German
rails IN general, to be sold low for cash.
BRepairng done in the best and on the most
reaxn lie terms mvf m Arrc
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HEAD QUARTERS
WINDOW SHADES.
THE largest best and cheapest assortment the Unite,
States. For SALE wholesale retail prices varying
from IS cents to $50 pair by
kelly RIKER,,
Extensive Window Shade Manufacturers and dealers,
my6 lmAr o. 1871 Chatham 81.
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CI OTHINC

M UGH LOWER than the General Pnces-JACOB
n VANDERBILT, IS Maiden Lane, between William
Boys Clothing Establishment in New York.
NB-Hundreds of Garments ready made, which will be
sold whoes sale or retail, very low. m2O lmsrc
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VARIANTS COMPOUND
E XTRAC OF CUBEBS

TARRANT'S COMPOUND
EXTR ACT OF Gu BE B S
A Nd COPAIBA is particularly recommended a safe,
n speedy efficient all sexual diseases is in
very and pleasing FORM which admits Of taking
become very popular, and all who have
knowledge It's efficacy. For sale, wholesale and retail by
JAMES TARRANT, Druggist, &c.
corner Of Greenwich and Warren streets, ~ Y.
. Also, by Moscly Tucker, Mobiles NJ. Grew, hatcher;
Hendrekson; savannah; NJ Santos Norfolk g. NJ Carey,
Baltimore Gilman, Washington; McCIoud Wheaton, ST.
Louis. mr12 imsr
u 3OO,OOO IMPORTED HAVANA SEGARS,
CONSISTING of extensive assortment Of the most ia.
~ vorite brands, we'll worthy the attention of city and
country dealers The subscribers in addition TO the stock
hand constantly receiving supplies by
packet from Havana. The whole entitled TO deben,ue For
sale reasonable lots to suit purchasers by
TRUXILLO & BARRElRAS,
myi iwsjw log Wall street, mp stars
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HARDWARE, CUTLERY AND GUNS.
W.SPIES K CO., having removed to 81 Maiden Lane,
IA offer large and we'll assorted stock Of Hardware, Cut
lery Guns and Gun Materials by the mporafons,
extremely pYces ed AZ lms FL
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REMOVAL

A CUNNINGHAM has removed his stock Of Watches,
IA Clocks Jewelry Silver Plated and Britannia Ware from
22i l72 Bowery new stores) opposite Delaney
Gold Silver and Steal Specacle from Is cents to S0 Pefo
ground and Watches, Clocks Jewelry and Music Boxes
repaired and warranted al9 lm*r
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SCHOOL BOOKS, STATIONERY


~ AND BLANK ACCOUNT BOOKS!
Having made arrangements with the late firm Of
Parsons X Preston to withdraw from the Book bust
ness, | have taken their old and well known stand
No. Isl PRATT STREET, next door to the Rail
road Depot, with view Of continuing the Book and
Stationary business generally.
| am now prepared to furnish country merchants,
teachers and others with all kinds of School Books,
on as favorable terms and cheap as they can be
had in this city; my stock is large and complete
MY Stock of Stationery is also very full and COM
plele, consisting in part of Letter, FOolscsp, Wrap
ping and Fancy col'd Papers; Steel Pens; Quilts; the
celebrated steel Pen Ink, (this Ink will not destroy
the pen no matter how long ii remains in it;) States,
German and English; Slate and Lead Pencils; Paste
and Bonnet Boards; Wall Paper, great variety of
patterns; Inkstands Of all kinds; Waters; Sand and
wafer boxes; and every article suitable for counting
house and country store.
manufacture all my own BLANK BOOKS, and
do not hesitate to say that they not surpassed for
durability of binding, quality of paper and neatness
OF finish by any made in this country.
The prices are at the same time, very moderate
Orders for Blank Books, ruled TO any pattern prompt
ly attended to; also Check, Bill and Pass Books.
o. Binding Of every description neatly and expe-
ditiOusly done.
Q3-RAGS taken in exchange for books, Sc or if
PREFERRED the highest market price paid in cash.
t. NEWTON KURTZ,
Successor TO Persons & PTeston)
No. Isl Pratt street, next door to
Baltimore Depot.
N. B.-The second story of my store is now to let,
consisting of one very large room. Terms moderate,
ma 2e-H RA TIM X.
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'HyHE FLAG OFFICE. "T

THNHE FLAG OFFICE. "The Flag Officer
Il is pronounced by all to be M. DOYLES' Capt.
tai Prize Depot, No. l44 Pratt st. The list of prizes
sold at this office for time back will compare IA
voraby with the combined lists of any three offices in
the city. Several persons that never tried DOYLE be-
fore, came forward last week, and had no cause 10
regret the change One got prize of $4,000 another
one of $500, and The third one of $780, on whole
ticket Also one $1,000, share-besides this several
splendid capitals to old customers, among which was
one of $l2 900. The following splendid schemes are
presented for this week.
THURSDAY, capital $4,000, tickets 81, shares
in proportion. '.. -
FRIDAY, capitals $4,000, tickets s2s, shares in
proportion. ..,
SATURDAY, capital g., 900, tickets ST.. shares in
proportion.
Packages in this lottery will be sold on certificates
at the following raes:-Fora package of whole tick
cts, containing all the numbers in the lottery sic;
halves 49, quarters 81; eghths So This is a scheme
in which DOYLES' patrons have been invariably
successful. Therefore you can depend on getting
prize.
A liberal discount will be paid to persons who pun
chase by the package or quantity
For sale in the greatestvarey of lucky numbers, BY
the package, single ticket, share. All ORDERS per
mail or otherwise, addressed to
DOYLE, No.l44 Prattstreet,
1t (Rl Opposite BIS u k.K' Depot