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~ We have nothing of interest
from the army. 1t was the impression
in Galveston at the latest dates that the
main body of the army would take their
line of march for Monterey about the
10th instant. .
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what had she got from the Administra-
tion2 Has she foreign minister? not
one. A charge? not one. A consul
ship of the first or second class? not one;
That all these officers are from slave
States.
This movement from those who have
declared themselves the advocates of
tariff reform, was unlocked for and
shameful in the extreme; and there is
every probability now that the tariff of
AZ will remain unchanged during the
present session.
~ The following is list of addi-
tional Volunteers 10 the McDufie
Guards -
Thos L Can't J L Beck
J w Foshee Newton Anderson
Jno J Harp James Smith
Josiah Patterson John H Spoon
Hudson Lofius Jas Dawson
4 w Carroll James Buchanan
Jno Henry Power John Adams
The following is list of Volunteers
who offered their services on the 23d
May last, but were omitted in the pub
lished list -
T l. Whitlo0 VIC Coleman
Benz Johnson =.
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Abbeyille c. H, s. c.:
WEDNESDAY, JULY 8, 1916.

"Horutio" shall appear IN our next.
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~ The following is list of addi.
tional Volunteers 10 the McDufie
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Home Ports

BALTIMORE, May lar schr Mary Ellen, Griffin, from
Edenton-saw on Tuesday morning OF Mays Head, large
ashore, painted blue with long topmsst, Sid Bremen
;hp % HIsmR; oe r.nas asus
Card 81 Johns NIB via Alexandria, SYRIA (Br Masters 81
Johns, NF; Chickasaw Kendrick Boston.
CHARLEsToN April 28-An bark Convoy. Humphrey Bos-
toni Esqumaux. hawes Ceufuegos; Agenora. Her
GALvEsroN April s-Arr bark Diamond, balla from Ant
MosLE. April ACID ships Tarauin, Moody, FIR HAVE;
Liverpool Ar brig Fava Owens Kingston, Ja Span
schr Camilla, Marcstque, from Havana.
New ORLEANS April 22d-Cld, barques Beaver Andres,
New York; Harvard. Harvard, Boston; spanish brig Pablo
Mozart, Lewis from Msrseilles Shannon Novel; fun
Liverpool; steamship Galyeston Wright from Galveston
Below coming up. ship Nesor, Moore, from the Clyde
NosycLx, April q Arr packet brig GsoTgisns HiPans.
BARBOUR Eldrioge I'm Boston; Engineer, Whiting from Pro-
violence. Cid, brig WATSON. Capron. Oporto.
PHLADEL.HIA May i-Ar Dr brig Baltic, Dunbar. from
Milk. fom Hs1sssd ca shp: sheasndosS. West Liver,
poo Laerapge Wincbe New Orleans brigs Independence,
Bradley King Jam; David Nichols Noye:
Brothers, State jr Boston; Haowe Prior do Cooper
ProV;d.nee; John Thompson sitsnbary Biooiyn; ARRIVAL
Jones' Sag Harbor Amazon Steean, New York; Octvio,
Doughty, Providence; Hopswe Spear Dorcheste Daniel
Weester, Smith, York; Stephen Youog Carson, Bfidse
M:y j. DsSSa.h ssap f0Ik
ouherner Allen: Cornea Stark; brig Lover Lee brig Ur-
sya; bark William jay Hoffman; Atlantic Baker; Arspsr
Aurora Winch; William Bryan Ryan; steamers Monmouth.
Cincinnati end Neva brig Apaachicoa Smith sch DECATUR
Petersou, and number Of small vessels =
RlcHsaonp, April 3o-Arr schrs Ophr Ballard Boston,
RIVER Squire Brother. samson. do Sid Lowell, Baker.
Boston.
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also ,hsv h,s ssnbss end signal TO The .ssnes q wssn
e. b re-: e s.sm a1. y:Sd ss f.o
K1oTls C.Iasr:. On lss Of Cape csm:ys,s !. Ass;y
c!i:: rs:s 'ssY T css' yAs1 Mel
Os.n: briss Chloride shscI sord Psn.scoIs Ma
SSass coas c'e:
pea: i
s s.: 81 Sc $
Sa s. %.a: M nS "a Z
tea. the !s.;s opposed ss s s s
sss os New sS.ssi
s:''ss Is ri is
Yesterday aisiaooa and stood up B!s: ps.cS Porto
Rico; C.uea::isp 70, Bo:ou .ch Kivel for Beverly
cisn Fellowship and Henry for BOssn went TO this fore
NEW BAysr April soAr brig Atlantic w ". sI. d%
Ssssos1 Avn sA SIs: Ls.s;, Msssy,s rha:a
So.o U'. :eS Eagle c6'dwisI FsnouE
Ssvssis so snss. Berry Reinsad
x sSa! john
P Pirs ss.ss r e'1S % sss:
Blackwell. Charleston. York WIN T King Long Norfolk
New BEDroip. April as-An sehr Ponoma Crowell. Fred
PalLADslpHIA, May Arr brig Kedron Carney. New Or
leans; Caspian Buron Chueston Susan Spof9d; Spoord
Bake. rsS ASsny Emm. Detnson Charleston Below
bFigs Mouhegsn Selm. and schr Dresden. - :.
PENsAcoLx Fla April 2z-Cld bngs American. Weet Mo
bile Rudolph Grooming, Thompson Key West; schr Belle
N Orleans. -,
PRovpErcE. April 2s-Arr sloop Commerce. Tyler, Alba
nv. Schr PheniI; Lawrence Philadelphia; sloop James
Long, Jones, N Yok.
PoRrLArD April 2s-Arr schr jones' Wood, FIN Baltimore
Cid brig Sophia, Wymsn Port Spain.
PLYMOUTH. April xth.-Ar schr Albion Baltimore.
.,Tzusros. April 2sth Arr sehr: NJ Williams, (new) -
Norfolk: Harvest N York; sloop Roscus. do.
eALEM. April 29th Arr Eclipse, Whitmarsh; Soosoo
Sumafra Dec Isl srhr Herrick Clarence, N York Sid
fom below, brig Herald
sAco April 2-Arr schr Ino York; 25th brig Ame,hyst
Simpson, Wilmn gton, Nc.
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PORT OF NEW YORK. NAY 2.

Cleared.
ssPP Es New
Ship Ellen Brooks, freeman, Savannah.
s% s S S..S:s s .Sssss; ssS wrn
@ q n:s e. zr1 I'd =
r. sss; S HH.fI s$
sss s:::s =: "; II;
y ~ :s.::
isthoms AZ 10 wind haud south and fund We had deep
WIND shifted % Is. :csss he sfi 6: d.ef
i fS al s'
'S M ;s. c s S Ts
changed signal. with Sp Henry OF Portland from H.vsn. and
B. Brig Fame. smith, day. from Windsor Ms. with pl..
Big Ki%6al, Paul, tof Thom~col IS day. from New Or
Is;.. with .uf. g n,i:I ADI s
Big Snow, Douglas ef Boston) 10 days from Cardeaas
81 brig ArstSura Gard. is days from Windsor MS. with
~s sn ns I Day, s; s% 81
e. spoke Zip q Boston, from orleans. :,.ssns
r w Ropes
schr Alfred Thorn, SANFORD, Wilmington. with naval
stores, to . Powell. -
schr Adeline Rosna Norton. days from Msch,as with
lumber. -
schr Wepor. Kemp. days from Esstport with a,h to
Brett & Vose. - "
schr Gil Bias. from New Haven ballast. bound 70 Wiz
gina. "
sehr Mary. Chase, 6 days from Machss, lumber.
Schr Ella. Haliett days from Lubec, plaster.
sckr Surplus Green. days from Msehiss lumber
echr Louss, Bird, from Boston, mdse.
Schr Mary Proctor, Jones. days from Norwich
Schr Montana, Chase, days from Portland, fsh
Schr Monomoy, Dickinson, Dennis, ish.
Schr Anaconda, Drum, Boston, mdse.
schr Antillus, Crockett, Thomastou, lime.
Schr A M Hale, Sears. Boston, mdse.
Schr Myen, Fowler, Washington, NC, cotton, lie.
Schr Wissahickon, Lyon, Virginia.
Below.
abrigs. Wind NE, and foggy
Ships Monticello, for Hamburg. and Sea King, for 81 An
drews, lay at Quarantine.
Ship Crstova Colon. for Havana. down the Lower
Bay.
3ver square rugged vessels lay anchor the Upper and
Lower Bays bound ont, wal ing wind.
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DR.. JOHN ROAKE'S
IODINE LTN1MENT

rs A SCIENTIFIC CHEMICAL COMPOUND Oh
IODINE that has performed such astonishing LON
they could not be sut:tanaisd By the mod
ectusy cures RHEuMATsM either Chronic Inammafory
PARALYss or loss Of the 9th LINES CoFrRA Off
CORDS and MUSCLES THROAT and GoUr matters nc
Of how long sanding srRANs. BnUDEs TuMons
and JoIrT yield 70 few applications Of hi
re o. Knss Fri Disease g Spine snd HIP Jo:nt. ri
to fail curing Flesh Wounds, Feyer Sores Ola Ulcers s
Sweed Legs speedily aud eectu lily erad,cstes Cutzns
Rins Worm Barbsrs Itch. scsId Head and n.tsntly
This Lniment viii stand upon its ntriasic merit and ou
wants tTis 70 convincs the Invalid q t healing virtue
int
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ON CERTAIN IMPORTANT MALADlES.
THE AUTHOR Of the "rRIYATE TREATISE p.

Bss % q .. q: & Z sors e aasS
e: ), GRE vi:
YORK ard !:pssi.l e observe shs, The :rbse Of
braces the whole q those which any way relate to 1
y e :s S::. g
'ss s s. sii Ps AND rs S5 5i:l
This bs.s MY iittie undsoed. asGoush he sss
md important consequences Of di.eass-n aformer sysT
% %.:s pain: T s !; &c sa .
he fact ., :t.cf,s tsSusny s..s u those Who are not.
spaee hs ioow1s rs@aIls Vim 8 eoainsd eire.
Among sshs1 thnss i ": remarked h.s it was BY 70
ma "a q Stai h
Ssd and s.t.Shsd ssss. nay
,ss;pss Nsis.s j. she .s2' D..
s::s:isIs e. .ss ss.s nj "a y sss
s. s:y n &: S
elf Tier are howsss thrss which most
shsl should y Lost light LEAD soinnsd,ss
n d more sds.sesd I'd :ssed FORM wSs shs ioiioSiss
ssa Ss :. ~.
:: sssy e s s1. =. ! se
:s:s .ssa . - :s.ssis. sss j..
THE TJMEA FORMEx GONORRHQA ia K HA y
eHiy y IN de noss isssst cause s s $40
severity. much the length Of time rs geety stage nay
remained that to be coasi3red Neither possible n ~
ssse . st,s how long h,s may continue Mnoui pro1e
tp1s thar anoees IL howsys, t should have continued
ii 70 eigs Wss Iii Gsh OF tina least would ssaGt
II eS ia
MIND-Noshiag i more certain THAI ths sesct 81 3
ture deprsss The spirits and lessen msnta 0egy
shath eomplansa Of in ths dss!ss ~ syy indiv
y sees esss Of Sesurs in which Is pstissi dos
that be Il mot 90 active. capable Of busnsss q foery
also = seou. effect though little undeood, bat unq
tonably true Indeed whoev considesn te natural
medium by which the mind powerfully aets upon thess
gans 90 through the same medium the ssxuA cs8nae
The mind This however, j. better explained u 1ne rn
paris q the world A the eass u suissls
witty Of mind invariably returus
With respect the q enicfurs-sh. y ueffyn
sas ssas.s! seeone:he:sd ]. wy ' :: 80 W.
late ysa. in tbs treatment AZ dis complaint Isee>e
hands Of proper and experiacsd pessoass ~ cur
nov accomplished II = nany esys :: sss.sny es.i
less 70 this city short ns eay. bar rsss p.Esey
though has been source Of uosbls ane anxl>y l91 ys
thoss who cannot hons. the writer flmisA be
Which h.s : ussssas skspsr svi.s
suhscs, and wzsn N ths plainsst mannef ana which
clossd in liss mahogany ehsss, eaa - sSsy ssaa -
& essssqusaseof tAs nunhss d pysss.Ass 81 49,
quaekeEy which infest this city, he dssnas hyoP@9
essssaesrs Ies.des his rank . GTsdssi q E1alssh
complying Also he has isss fion ths most sni,.t
Cooper Coop q Iondos. % Dr. Mc, ~ ~ Yost; Dr.
Of rhiIsdslphia "a oshs. ~ ,s, s;fv' 49, R
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Third kDiTlUN
PRIVATE TREATISE.
nv nm RALPH

I'm CERTAIN DISEASES. N which The !ess ssd
~ convsaient means q cure are stated ne p.iaest
Psinq sven without fsssvsG 5iyina also clear - Nd
fcr vssersal which AFFORD wide field for the sxtoioss
dsespsions a well known Boosting class o. peops
Few are Of the and varied sourees ~ q
tioa which exist on this subject. TO BE- haa osly &
Grssswieh street Priee 81. lssnt b. poss. sssesnd
P.0 Aware Of the opinion general saepTtninsd 81
who obsude their skill the public n.ltitades Of VI
4s $50 almost every pspefl itis ecnsosrse g.. 90
n following statement the ground % which this
book claims especial cou6deuces-
Besides the authors rank Graduafs Of E9inburv ~
which has passed through several ediricas; q.
nsso1 Dyspepsis, the Epdemie Cholera he had
the post eminent in Amssea, Sir Ashley Cooper 70 DR.
Of ths city, Dr.. rhysiek OF Philadelphia. ard oshsrs
ever physclan Of eminsnce e the CITY. nr3s Inc
HARDWARE, CUTLERY AND GUNS
a W, SIZES Co, havhg Y1ovsd 3 q nai1f
lsry. Gas ss1 G.. Msopfias, ~ rsoens 1mpernfiYd
ns1eiy lew pfiees ~ - - sggsovsd pev9--> NJ
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FROM TKxAs.-Thc steamship Galveston, Capt.
thirtyeighu hours from 0alvsson BY some accident,
no papers from 4 a city were placed board the
sci, and We have therefore news.
paper from Houston ofth 18th inst came to hand,
but II he's nothing There 10 In II strong com.
plant Of the rreguarty Of the mails throughout the
State TO which the ssnion Of the Postmaster General
IL urgently requesed Much Of the irrsgulary 10 st.
ribued By the Houston dtor TO the change Of the dis
tributing Office from Houston 10 Galveston
Settlers in western Texas said to be going largely
into the purchase Of Mexican sheep to the great joy
the Mexicans, who have hitherto had poor market
that their focka nearly valuslsss. These sheep
are purchased ct 4Olor so cents per head.
We have not . line later from the Rio 0rande, nor
he'd Ne much reason to expect anything-N o. hesy
uas, April 20.
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DIR. ]. FRANCIS, OCULIsT.
Medical Aid.

DR GREGORY has removed from Gold street to3 Roose
~ ve door from Chatham where he may DO
suited confdentially a. usual, at all hours.
There few, IL any medical mo, among that know
better how manage those difficult and delicate disorder
which strangers are liable @ contract while visiting city
called the intended for the Of patlsns
much points clearly the Of thos
foul disorders which human nature shudders think
or this account alone the book worth moro than All ofe
Yubiicsions Of the kind. 1t is sold By the author above
Price 50 cents
ITO females this little book will prove friendly an
confidential adviser 1t il also for sale at the following
No 6 William street. mar Maiden lane.
81 and 100 Fulton street.
Both corners of Chambers street and Broadwy.
No s. Bowery corner of Walker street.
n East Broadway, corner of Market street. and
lag Delaney street, corner Of Suffolk street.
Iun&pr
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- KUAKE'S
IODINE ITNIMENT

unvesally admitted the only article that will PEI
form all that |. represented to DO i has performed
Bsisss aa1set,cas Of the Cords ssd muscles Serous
Kings Evil Parayses or Lc.s q the use 9. the limbs Di
that Would stagsr belief IL they could Ybstantste
BY the respectable persons who have used IL;
this most excellent remedy Principal depot,
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Family Provision Market.
The change in the various articles offered at the mar
81 lo.t Il. ko~x

Philadelphia Cattle Market.
Ara Offerings this week consist Of 400 head Of
Beef Cattle chiefly Western including 1000 taken to
New York 800 Cows and Calves, 4S0 SWINE and 1900
Sheep and Lambs.
Prces-B seves all sold at IS sol, and extras $63 the
100 lbs
Cows and Calves sell more readily at SIS $50
Swine move off slowly at sat q 81 the ZOE lbs.
Sheep and Lambs range at 81 each, in quality.
Hay continues In steady demand We quote good tt.
notify at Ito l25c the cwt, and Straw $6s 81 the 100
bundles.
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Total OF fore gn arrivals 50, eoastwse N5
Whole number 1o3 Of which 100 Amer British
Bremen, French. and Spanish.
WhalOmons
letter from Capt Mayhem, OF brig Vesa of Edsartovu
reports her Catharnes Jan 81 with bbls spm oil, to
SAL in days for River Of Platte
spoken, Dec 10 Atlantic Beck MI whale; heard Of las,
Of the season, 500 bbls.
Foreign Ports.
Aux CAVES April Sin port, bk New England Curtis for
Boston; schr Ta'Qun, Paine from do, just arr
CAsDErAs, Aprii e-n port, brig Historian, Mlikan, for
New York. loading Envoy Richardson do do the only Anne
Crrrvsoos April is-Ar brig Ohio vesey. from Boston.
In port schr Fscfum Philadelphia loading to sail
brig Avis ChYe, for Providence days; Sorc for Pha
dolphin, dsytdg Sarah Williams from Boston, arr iSth
Sid, 18th. brig Zeba, for Boston.
0RENADA about April Gin port, bark Magnolia, Hosd,
bound to windward for market
QuEskc, April N-Arr ship slbion Allan, 0lasgow.
NASSAU, r. April 3-ln port, ship London, Lovctt from
Boston Tor New Orleans dscbsrgiug and waiting orders from
her ownen brig Galveston Sase for Boston, In 10 day
schr Ann s which was biting on q brig
for Boston, TO sail 18th April.
OK CoAsr SUMsrRA, about Dec IS barks Flora RUSSELL
rom Boston Tor Aniwerp Bomeo, hnntinston from Trieste
me- only An vessels knos Z, be en- ihs coast
SAr DfEoo, Caoms, Jan Il la port, ships Admittance,
eterson for Boston ds California Arthur, Tor do 10; bark
Moscow Phelps, I'm do ar Of 26th.
ut h.L.rA March Isd, snip 0rotius, Meaeom, I'm CAL
cutta and Maurtius. for Boston.
Aome Ports.
BosreN, April - Ar steamship North Anerics, UYitish)
81 John, ships Woodade seobie Calcutta Lat u ~ -
Ion = - T. with ship Monsaug. and dispayed her
numoefs - well a. her private signal q which CaZ& ~
ehss made 10 report o. his arrival q New Nesk IL W.
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New York. Friday, May 1.
AsHEs-sales took place to-day some extent In Pots
ct - 10 % a7}. and some Pearls 1t - l2&.
BREADsruvvs-There 10 but little doing and prices
still lower. Sales are reported ut ~ 10.
CorroN-The sales to-day about 1000 halss Prices
rather incline in favor Of Sellers and our outside quota
tons are the guide 10 the market.
LrvERPooI CIAssWrcArIou
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THE EYE.

I1E WhEELEk Osalist Ne. > qTssewieh ssrsss, Nd
dieeass. Of the Eye and Ophhaisie ssssry nd sssss
9si,e lass a hsrs s!s ses s.o.sss he dss.s
ws'sn s:sn9s bs s;.sSly s;syss o ss.sd b hun
will sasly The pao!ic hs psacs~e . nos exceed
either y extent or sucesss BY thsf Of other Ocust
Oass hosn from A. N. % O'Clock r. NJ. amer which
A5,i6eaI Eyes for SALE and which will be inserted on
pamphlet containing remarks Diseases Of ths Eye with
evel lnsnees Of great effected by Dr. WHEELER
moos o. can be bad auitolsy his rssdescs
him By Letter. post pais. MI imsr
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ASTONISHING CURE OF THE SPINAL COM
PLANT.

JEasEv CRY. March n, 1886.
d. TowrsErp-Desr Sir The great beneet that have
Isr.S: meSeue ne viii Be- sOOloGy
nader binary circumstanees, my was MT Of
snasps charsess Hoping may Pc o. ZONE ,sy,e. 70 you
feYine a. have bsen felt duty send the follow
ing account singular efficacy Of sasapsr lie in my
case had beea very much out Of health for the last
nv disease spinal complaint since which time have suf
fsred noge thin describe About four months
ba \ and shoude became defermd and the joints
One OF my shoulders forced full uchss lower thsn
the other and ever. joint my back was Affected contnu
"a although friends resotd every
in their but without DAILY about
have eesped my former appearance usual health.
fully that this singular in
credible and have friends lilac At the
bottom for tho benefit onewho be disposed doubt
''"" WI" 1'''' MARIA fHoMrs0N.
JERSEY CirY, March %, lste
This to certify that Miss Thomeson named IN the above
whom that the statement In the above
w W. Il, SNOW
Railroad Avenns. door from Barrow st.
For sale a. ~ Fuiten street =. yan russrf: ~.
Hco. No State street., Bosson; B.rIas 5sii. roy NJ
Wells druggist, Utica; Grs.s Rcehes dssgsnt kcssn'
keepsri Rossmau Co.. Hudson. Asarew Tr1axs chenec-
lady; Mr. Fowler. Lansngsush and BY E.cips! d'ssfih
generally throughout the unfed ssass west nas - '''
None genuine except put s large bcttles
and signed With the wr'isea signature Oh o
81 s.s =: II Z. Dror win %
Sun ofkcs APPS sm setM&1h'se
-
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PHILADELPHIA, May l, lS46.

.
The clerk of the weather has trumped up disagreea
BILE storm from the norheas to disappont the anticpa
tions of those who calculated upon May.day frolic
and the consequences are that there general dspo
sition to grumble, among the young The sun,
however, shone out, about two o'clock, and the
mander Of the day will be made the most Of
Asa 40 meeting will take place this evening" at the
large saloon Of the Museum building The following NJ
C.s expected to be present -the Hon. c. j. Ingsr-
soll o. B. Ficklin J. Hoge. A. johnson. D. R. Atchi.
son, Z. A. Hannegan, H. Cobb, together with others
whose names not mentioned The plan Of this affair
t. no doubt. partly 70 enable insersoH 70 head mr
version of the difficulty between them, before his oppo
nent has an opportunity.
dy large that the Museum has been taken for the
casion The day Is not yet fixed.
The body OF an unknown man was found, this morn
ing in the Dsaws,s' At the foot Of Race street The
marks Of violence foundnor clue to an identi
fcation Of the body
The city ordinance requiring flags and the various
signs which occupied portion Of the pavement, near
the curb stones, be renewed has caused quite stir
among our store keepers They now ali, with but
few exceptions taken down, and the business streets
look the better for their absence.
The opera of "Don Pasqualen will give way to the
Bohemian Girl at the Chestnut street Theatre, after
next week Mr. Murdoch takes benefit this evening,
at the Walnut when he will appear in his favore cha
racter Of Claude Melnos In the "Lady Of Lyons" and
Charles, In the "Elder Brother" The newiplay witch
craft viii be brought out at the close 81 his present
engagement II will be faithfully illustrated by dresses
similar to those at the time and the scenery Of the
localities.
Sale OF Stocks at Philadelphia
9, 20 G.d Bank 100 Reading RR. S. $500 Lehigh S.
s:cosD soAsD-ice share. 0.ard Bank, loS 10 do Bank
= ' s. loo Rs.ss
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MARITIME HERALD.

NOTICE sHIPMAsTERs.
We hope that Captains Of vessels srvng this port vii
dever shipping sts newspapers parcels
tended this ONCE to persons other than the New Yo
Pilots. or Capt. ROBERT SfLvEy. Of our news feet
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WIGS, WIGS AND TOUPEES,
THE MOST NATURAL.

ND nearest real head Of hair Of any New York.
"A to be had LAIRDS % Chatham street, formerly OF
S6 Pearl street IL wond quite any
thr reference these Wigs their and
great popularity firmly establish their worth But
makers who 80 abound among deem our duty TO pro-
claim their merits, that be msed deprived Of
o valuable q head Of hair,
great variety Of ladies' ornamental hair work. in the vari-
Gus branches, wholesale and retail, at
"a imsrh LAIRDS, 90 Chatham st.
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10 All the outward bound European packets that de-
tanned By the thick weather yesterday will sail this morning.
BAKK WINPAcA letter dated Cove OF Cork, 9Th instant
ssten that the bark Wnpac, before reported shore
Ia bad place the rocks and h she had been stripped
and the materials tkea shore her ballast thrown
and thought that in two three days they would be
able on with her bottom much damaged
reny without When GOT on she would be
taken into the dry dock.
PoRr BALTiMoRet Of foreign and coastwse arrivals
tho port Of Baltimore, during the month of May 1896
carefully compiled from the daily list Of arrivals published in
the American
Ships. Banks. Briggs. Sehs.
From foreign ports. ...............u ~ %
Total ........;.:........B 10 II iss
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