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Nov ls Sands Head llh; pasaSd q Helena Jan NH pEts
81 ss ~ W.
f aa '1sd
;sa M;s s.ws f.
s1@aa. b:sn.l crsy. A H $d HtSDsysa sR:..
d.; RsSiaon 6osns. DO. Sid brig Palm Ship Arisass;
sailed last evening .s r.,,. con.h. A,.l..
es. L.; :eS': z.sSSH Holt
:sS; s.i. %~iasses Ga css:s
,ss:: 81 ss. .st .:Y M: I'' Wet
s en-; s;s:
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es;' as s. fsS z.fssH: 50
is ss 9a P :sh sS.; cy H1s
aa vi; s S Il.
Asno Johnson. l,h ar sh; YIN 9.dsiTS Potter
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a. s, Eli &sciS %bss
rs ~ FL iA.' Is. liz
SS:s -, s.: Mariana; s.;s n .ss:
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70 sS Hs "ss SoSs
P.%psss, T,sdssl DO: 5Shn o Ireland: ciows. NYcIa.
S:e .'s:%snR fsi% jsass
ss 9Is s9
ss: :p %
several brss snd schs, unknown 18th Arr banks
Countess Of Durham, lB Bowlsud Waterford; David
Nickels Nckels Philadelphia; Henry Davis (eroue ously
reported yesterday the John Bsnes) brig Lydia Dye6
NYok sehs Powell. Powell, Bazos Santiago flnta,
Brown. d.; Planter, Lawes Grand Cai'Iou I'D ships
Ger. Dyer, CoTi sad .ILsi; Timolson DIys. HsyIs;
Cork and market; brs. BlGw. t.Trsacs Gull MsIico;
Flint (Br) Roberts, Liverpool: schs Counce, Smalley,
Niok zenoSa Brown Cali e Mexico; Trss ssT Ere:
Asvans. Below ship, d:o'h. G;ydnsI' Jane Ann
.hips Bellis BAKER Liverpool Harry Lortausr tBrl JEFF
SpasSsd Ny aIssno.k bark: MsrI.S WHsE;i AP..
E,soa h:sy ns dl ks.n ss s
soais, hompsos Hsv.na iyr. smi h, Kingston, ;sh.
Pioneer, Brown. Tampico; Equity Cox. mseth Of the Rio
Gande Tallasee Sanders, Galveston CID ship Harvard
Corss Liverpoo brig Henrietta Thurston, kingston ia;
schs Flora, Brewster, NHok MIis Thompson Tampico.
Vessels the bar bound outBr ship. New York Packet
aad Harrison Chiffon and ship Huron Inside the bar uud
out-Ships Megunticoo saIres Charlotte Reed Cassan-
dra, Lyons and Sussn, and bark Thames.
PHILADALPHTA March 26-Arr, Br brig Kathleen Petit
grSve John NIB schr Francis Helen, Taylor Savannah
RICHMOND, March 2-Arr schr Napoleon, Matthew'S for
Boston, 80
,sAS1sNAH; March asA,r Br h.k; fssls One. A.Lhsm'
Hull, Eng: Br King. Wilson, Liv CID brig, Sterling,
White, NYoIk; Excel Macy, do. Sld brig Excel Nfok
WILM NOTION. March 23-Arr brig Benjsmn, from New
London, Conn., CID schs Thorn. sar dfod, for York
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Cleared.
BrooisOy. IBj Mcswen. Glasgow Woodruff, Min,arn
aa,S2s n ssSa Gsss
" Sass Hoo" Bsst Ireland Foster Nick
eson; Olive, Anger. do do Gus.avu. Dawes Cork dol
s Sccf Ewe Moses Basey ChaSe ss.
ss5: w% RfP;s !r'ffs; sc S:ss.
Bs Hmii'oa Boston snm'nd' Jane
sIoop. Champion. Bebss. and Roger Williams, sturse,.
Barge Delaware. Crosse. Philadelphia.
Arrived.
Ship sul,ana Rice 10 days from New Orleans, with md,s
ship 81 Leon Jarvis. from Mobile 9Th instant with cotton
&@.iis MrSoiI. nd from oissn: ior Eyotl ''. ''''
shiP Allen Wilson, days from Charleston with cotton
~ Lind s, DSss,1s from Ms.s.ds Jan
"a r.
son and sailed again the evening Of the 18Th company
va i s ssf
rS All s sSms for
eo ss Peter 3. PsS days from Savannah with
VIII 'H;PP.:y S:Ss'T; 0Hss s;'
Iip: vent h,oH,h the STRAIT, the same Day March :.
lover ,nsis Stripped Of sy:fS h.as1ncs
be seen-hc! fore about four feet above
1s s'
being about four miles to tho leeward OF her.
Big Bordeaux, Barnes Cardeuas I2th instant. with 2o2
hhds sugar ls bags coffee spoord 4 Tsston. Sid in
with bark Octia Sargent and bzs sebago, Cofn, for
Portland, and Mary Een, for Boston,
Brig DR. Hitchcock Cole days from Trinid,d de Cuba
with mosss.s @ Ch.stelsS PIaye Sailed in GO gith
ton brig Syria of Passport sail day for Phadelphs.
Brig Ella Reed, is ssy.f GUYANA r. with sugar to
s"s
9rNew YORK. loading 18th inst at ~ a. long 49, spoke
s,loop OF war peestu, from Norfolk bound TO Meftso
Germ tof Ware Winchcste from Matanxas, March
bssw v7ss rssdin GO with the bns Alasmu'
hiShSs., h.sA EI9n M.ssssaa, March -, Ny 9 Tbpu
Ys'i ss: :S q: 1 as: ::x s,Fs1 @ NJ"
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COMMERCIAL lNrELLlGENCE.
evsts or tho Flour Markets.

wEw Os.sA,s March 1.-THE corn market was uu.
usually animated yesterday end the sales amounted to
go 600 bushels mostly at as for mixed and WHITE
and soc per bushs for prime yellow. which Is decided
improvement Flour, too, was in better reduest The
sales reached 500 bbls mostly Illinois, at IS s7K with
some lots ofOhio at IS 70 PEE Eel.
March 10, 2P M.-Flour- Sales 500 bbls Ohio on IN
Levee, and 700 Illinois in store IS 1916 illinois in
store at 80 s7 $50 Missouri at So 400 Illinois on the
Lsvse en- private terms and ESQ Fine at IS as Corn
Market anms ted and continued demand at full
sales 1000 sacks white yellow and mixed to arrive soon
1900 mixed in second hand bags $50 yellow In inferior
sacks. 1000 white and mixed 500 white in Kentucky
bagging and s77 white all at csc, 1900 sacks white and
hatboat load, chiefly white, at s6c 100 yellow in
second hand bags at 67c aud another at coo
PHILADELPHIA March IS -Flour in better demand TO-
day. and about 500 barrels standard brands sold at part
to be delivered within two weeks. which IL row the
general asking price, and the market Arm Corn meal
- Some 5000 barrels sold mostly at 81 so. including
Brsndywins at the same price and Or two LOIS re,
ported al fraction less Whea-Sales of good Pspna
reds at 81 a. Corn in moderate demand bushels
Southern yellow sold at e6c measure, and s.k weight;
small sale Of Penn'a made at &c., Oats scare and
wanted.
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PHILADELPHIA, March q, 1917

fHILhDELP MdfCu a. loH
Captains Barnard aud Bidde's companies o I
voItiguers started this morning in the cars
for Phtsourgh. Each company carries with
them two three women rs laundresses -
young girl aged seventeen, who had deter.
mined to 60 with Barnard's company, i'll taat
pacity, was yesterday taken before Judge Kelly,
by her parents, and committed to prison the
only means of preventing her departing with he
company. Captain Buffers dragons are 10 start
to-rnorrow morn ng Tor New Orleans, by the Pitts
burgh route The barks Mary Parker and Fair
mount which h ad been chartered to convey Cap
tans Butler and Seyberg's companies, are to be
Loaded with government stores and sent to the
island of Lobos.
A second edition OF the equinoctial storm COM
menced this morning, and up to this hour the
rain has been pouring down steady showers.
We had several heavy thunder claps at the COM
laencement.
The rain has caused an interruption in our tele
graphic communication with the south, and if the
mail that arrives ~ Washington this evening con-
tains any news, 1t is not very likely that 1t can
reach here.
sales or stocks at Philadelphia.
F,ssr BOARD March 26 300 shares Grard Bank, IL I;
$4,000 7OS $4,000 do, 7o1s $1,000 Kentucky Bonds
%; 81 sho Philadelphia Bank, lS; 5000 County los,
Avn s.Iss-siooo State s' TOY; IS Philadelphia
2 anton Railroad, 1876
ssoorp BoAnp.-IO shares Merchant & Manufactur.
es' Bsak Pittsburgh, d4i IS do Nanufacturers' Mer-
chants Bank, IS; $4,000 u g. Losn 6s, ~, i0a 100 U
Bank, Az
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Domestic ilnporIatiOns.

SnT 1s bale: fis' Rsb%
:nSa
SSd. .axs. kob:S. Wiia%:Ss bali. cotton sp;sEa..
% is:: pea s:
IS as1:s;d coIss%ss bale. cotton HelSsoot Mel.
son 500 d. Winner Gale1ssi bbls hams Perry co
Ssw s%as4s:ssSis Ess%Ie7 p. ham: co5y.s-s.
q NV o.Isas:.B;is Els 20 bale, mos. Miller.
Do lard THeo PER- hid. t,Sasee Ro:.rs CO
10. bale, so'9a Colt so-lsd moss Abby freeman
Ssw 6.I..1:eBSis wiIIi.~ Dus.nzz1cy, Dbl. Po,!.
a'pfL n1ss kegs butter Van Auken sOn-2oO do lard
new E,sle-l7o k,g. 50 Dbl. lard Drake &
laid aiil:-s7; ls,o Davis Brsoks-sis bales
2s bb. lard ass kegs DO Perry-ss bales hemp
Craft 81 ties hans dowlsnd Aspinwa-3s bales skias 10
.,Cn1sLEsro.Iship H Allea-21l hale. cotton Drake,
xysf eossdG ,sylo, Rifssso g Aiss:I Ns,:
S".oa % ~ Lord e 81
roa,c2so BILE: ton HUI, ~
iaylo' Mo-fsii- 81 do nose. Ia isi '''
W Wa ArsdsIe-i7 d. 6& A we,mors-is d. Hopkia, s
n. a. h4s. 'SssGi u Tf fsas Tall
L'ma,nI,e bale. coGp SAM
Poiier Feres IS James w Fhlps-4e Robert Williams
80 Bosdffe Il
APA,.cHIcoLA-Brig w L Jones-l3O bales cotton T.
Kng cpsOo.y Ksnsey ,, s0V,a aTse5
Drske hs 80 loose hides, Is Ddls do AID bds deer
skrs to WIN Fl Thomas.
Mo BILE- Brig sarah Browu-35s bses cotton Bogart
Kaeeiara-6J Wisner & Sae-l70 Duen sar-27l Cener y
so-4 Coi omb I,.!in- d,v hdes gig
psoa. Park theat e-l T Doves de- bags busoa-J
pigs Fuller3 steamboat Coz L.urens Murray
K L. gate-l Taylor & Marks.
NoBILE-shpS beon-ieo bae: sottsn Bpcket Forest
202 10 Bounatp co-l59 COLOMBO x Trelin-33 Lave
T1cn--apG II Coit-5c Spnf I'd Teston cs.o Ven Arr
Leg, Wiser u Selc-23I I.se-t9 Lahconey Kinney
cO--s9g 10 CeGter X co-29 TO order. 49, 80,
sAv.msAr-B;'k Peer IDENTITIES emr,y bs; Fsdd Bro
cAvANNAH-Brg xterlpg-l box Suit HnrlbuIt-4s &c.
rio. Csz-t Y Aston-l bx J h.rrick--! case SKINS
WORTH - spief-l bale VOL Renda-6 boxes
Nlarrh-s bates rags ID Cooner-31 bbis 5tatcss
Dsrnl-l44 hoes Asndall-l0o bales co ION La renee
Trimb.s-lt9 Pa mice * Rogers.
AT rAxApAs-scr Nowomahai-l24 hids sugar, IS do mo-
lasses q Z 4 Levrrich.
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Foreign lnpprtatlons.

MoNTEvIDEq.BaIk su.sp w Lind.4e bales mdze John
Pha2oto hides Victon Dunkeen 4S7 sailed skins
1873 dry do FLeand000 and horns 207 hides lis calf
skins 20 bales wool w DeForest col37 bales wool ALTO
hides to order
GUYANA PR-Brig Ella-l96 hhds sugar Deforsst co
200 hhds o 40 demiJohns bay master
SAGUA LA GRANpE-schr Olive Perry-70 hhds molas
SEES Colt coo hhds D Curtis, jr-98 Rowland & As
pinwail-l9 ties TO order.
JAcMEL-schr Nancy-0o5 bags coffee 80 lbs dye God
II $50 sticks do kossieress bags coffee Douglass
1850 bags do Ma'care-43 do Depeyster WhitmarAh.
CIEFFuEGos-Brig Washngton-256 hhds IS ties bbs
lasses Cha, telan K P0nvert
MArANzAs-Brg Germ-4 tsIces 800 hhds molassss q
Thurson.
MATANzAs-Brg Amon-2s7 hhds moasses F g Thurston
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Philadslphia Cattle MARI.


MARCH IS Offerings consists Of O20 Beef Cattle, in
Guiding 800 head taken to New York 800 Cows and
Calves $50 Swine, aud ], $50 Sheep.
Prices Beeves all sold at So SIX the 100 lbs.
Cows and Calves mostly taken at Sl8 $685. Sptingefs
Sl2 q $25 and Dry Cows 81 Sl6
Swne-Sales range at 81 q $S5s the 100 lbs.
Sheep brought 81 IS a 81 each.
Hay brings rather better prices, and sales of good
timothy making at rs CSC the cwt; straw sells at
S5K $61< the 100 bundles.
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a z M REV ARD--AMEklCAN COMPOUND-Thm
WOOV popular pleasant aud specific remedy is war
few days forfeiture the above Persons using
this celebrated article need fear exposures leaves
odor the BREATH requires restriction diet or business
and adapted to age sex and condition Ii contains
no mercury or noxous drugs injurious to the constitution,
standing have been cured by single bottle while The
great majority radically cured with half the quantity
This s no umped mp humbug" il has long BEEN stl
s used in the private prsctce Of physicians with uneing
convince yourselves Sold wholesale by CoMsrock Co.
and Walker Bowcry and Houston Bowery and Fourth sts
MARI street, corner Of East Broadway L. Cotton 2s3
bs!s Of Fut9p and Mater st, New York; Fulton
iSss e,di; ,ss r,:si 'iI:s. 'MSS; s's.S Ts
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Passengers Arrived.

MoNrEvIpEo-BaIk Su van nj Lind-J Heath, N York;
A Johnson Sweden; William Dixon seaman sent home
from the brig Banbicge having been accide. tally hurt
sANANNAA-Bark Peter Demi-Dr L Nichols, John A
Adams. Chss Prime, and IL IN the steerage.
CHARLEsroN-Brig francs-A M Stringer and Isaac Hop
kins.
dALvEsroN-Brig Mary-Miss E M Brewster, Miss M
ives, Mrs Allen and child, Mr. DAY. MIR McKockle, Mr.
ksough, Mrs Cane, M Strong.
SAyANrAH-Brg Sterling MIR Lamb lady, and 81 in the
steeraae.
NEW OsLEANs-Shp gu tana-Wm Bryant. Mrs Bryant
and Mr. WlllcOma,
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FAIRS IN Al q ANY.
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
r II l. E q H AP HIC.


Senate.
ALBANY, March 26, leA7.
The bill to amend the charter Of the Merchants Insur
auce Company was reported complete.
The bill in reference to the seamens Fund and Retreat
was ferred to be reported complete.
The committee Of Conference the Judicial District
bill did not agree their report laid the table to
await the action Of the House.
The New York and Erie Railroad report against
changing its locstion taken up and dsbsted The
report was agreed to II toll
Assembly.
ALsArv, March 70, ls47.
The special order Of the day. the bill for the support f
evening Tree schools in the city Of New York ,.b.r
w IN Committee Of tho Whole
Mr. SMALL offered IN anne ndmsnt placing these ,,hoo.
under charge Of the School Commissioner
The bill was not finally disposed of in the comu,,..,
hut wss referred to the New York delegation to rsnor
complete
The consideration Of the Code and Practice Bill v..
resumed.
Mr.. BLoporrr moved 10 strike cut the nsms OF Mr.
Looms % commssousr ;of Praecs and insert ,hss Of
hr Peters No question
Adjeurnst
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FOUNTAIN HOTEL,
LIshT IT., DALTIMoRE,
January ~. fsl1.


fhiNEAs F / E2STto }rroprieson.
'INHE undesgned having the late firm Of DIX
l. FOG0, in the propretorshp Of the Fountain Hotel
80 opg and widely known the commodious
establishments in Baltimore take th: method of informing
the travelling public, that beside the great improvement
made last spring the addition Of wing the
house by which large number Of lodgings added,
we'll extensive Bathing E,tabishment they have re-
the unique and STYLE and also private ,tng
room for genemen, which Is entirely free from the hustle
necessarily incident the public parts OF the house;
arrangement highly desirable and which they natter
improvements the whole interior Of the house has under
ugh revinor-every thing apperainng TO- the
upholstery OF the csabhm ent has been renewed and at
tendan for the chambers selected with strict view to their
entire capablity in every respect -. e.,
The table wifi all times fully supplde with
svery thing the market affords served superior style
while in the wsy Of &c &c. nothing will be kept but
what is Of the best quality. -, 80,
Addedto these facts the attention and courtesy which will
be rendered their assistants acting under their own per
soua supcryision TO those who may favor them with call
they themselves will leave as no pains
expense will be their part 70 meet tne wants Of
their gussts their hopes Of liberal patronage will
Bssssse taken to and from the Hotel. free ofehMge.
ARTHUR l., FO0G,
fS2awsmrc PHlNEAS THURSTON.
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Southern Cotton mi

Southern Cotton Markets.
NEw ORLEANS, March 1.-THE cotton market is hardly
as 1rm as before. The sacs however 5000 bales
including ono ort~o large lists
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nR. CONvERy INVIGORATING CORDIAL, FOR
O GENITAL DEBILITY. IMPOTENCY lNCON-

nR. CONyERs MATCHMAKING CORDIAL, FOR
TssNGE 81 s
ss @ S' %Ss
@ &:
%.S. % ~ hs s.
other ARTICLE for the Of the above d.
Is%ssy 'Rs sie..d % 0 :psse
Oh; the
diligence Of the pas.oa; in Ipsi years, viz general
o. e.: OF sps s%:I
:S 5ss ~ i:::
asss,Sa or s.i Of
solitude These some Of The sseof this violation OF
ss may
be traced to The above b,nsfu! practices. Young men in
hahis prevail alarming sxten., and those. to. whose
hnppy 1s.u. WheS h"nd at.end e state. viii
perceive his advertisement treats Of an important subject TO
Yeuns you would be relieved from these evils. and
h ys' the hope
The mode Of eff-cng cue anu the hint; and igll DIS:
To- .a
b~fs,. Cordial contain. no Mercury any mineral
LAM Store, sun building, New York
city by addressing above, post PAID amount
Also, Tor ,.le by Dr. wadsworh, IS North Main street.
rrovds &C. L;st 1893 Ws;hingtsn street Boson No
street, Baltimore Md Nv. Williams, Buffalo; and of Dr.
Hssted, Rochester,
n b. Married persons aud those contemplating marriage.
conscious inability from certain
f1eutiay consult Dr. Conve personally by letter post
paid enclosing S. at 1856 Fulton street. NJ " 1875 lm.r
Y HEyMATiSM. RAINs AND sTIFFHE = 81, 0F THE
II JOINTS, SCROFULA, DISEASES OF THE SKIN
&c &c Rro CoMvovrp syRur Of HydIiodate of Pot.sss
Sarsapsrla and Yellow Dock.-Ths medicinal remedy j.
published for the sole benefit Of those suffering from rheum,
isn pains and Stiffness Of the JOINTS of
lar Them erupons Of the skin, and disease
arising from impure state Of the blood, &C. From sors
fde experiments uude the direction and supervision Of the
most eminent Of the Faculty has received their nm ,nmou'
sbc combination Of remedies for the above named diseases.
Ii prepared from the acles and is warranted
give satisfaction 1t thns pures and quickens the crcula
alays irritation, and leaves every Of the animal
economy in perfect state OF health.
The and increasing demand for an article Of this kind
all have the benefit of and know that there
for these distressing complaints IL ed in
full confidence and needs trial to convince the most
creduous Of its surprising properties.
Prepared and sold by CHARL ES H. RING. Druggist,
1872 Broadway cor. Johns,
N. B. Be 70 observe the written sign of e. IA
RIVE the cork OF each bOttla. AZ msc
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authorised by Congress at the late session. This
board, or COMMITTEES of consultation, consists OF
Commodores Morris, Warrington, and Smith.
constructors Grioe, Hart5 and Lenthal-en-
gineers Copeland and -Haswell-the Secretary
of the Navy directing their consultations, and
controlling their decisions
The object of this board Is, first, to decide
upon the plan of construction of the four war
steamers ordered for the navy, to be built at the
government yards, models, the weight of metal,
she form and capacity ofengines, and all the de.
tails OF war steamers The SUBJECT was yester.
day brought before the board, and they are in
determine upon the detais Of the contracts
for the mail steamers No progress has as yet
been made upon the Liverpool line. A naval
e con will be appointed; according to the
bill, - superintend the building Of the ships,
under the pay Of the government. Upon the
contract for the line from New York, via Hs-
yana and New Oleans to ChaSres, the
Secretary and the board will, probably, finish
their specifications thi. week But il Is
understood thar the Secretary Of the Navy will 70,
quire that each of the steamers OF the Liverpool
hne shall toe commanded by an officer OF the ma
Wy not under the grade Of a Lieutenant. other.
wise he assumes that the tour mlishipnen SET
apart watch officers in the bH 10 each ship'
will be rather calculated TO excite nsunoron,a-
ton and mischief than the obsectuf regular trips
and naval regularity, and that they mast nave
superior officer on board The Liverpool ,ine,
therefore, IN the respect oil a commanding oHcef,
will be subject TO the same control as the Inc TO
Havana and New Orleans, and The collateral line
from Havana to Chagres. The bill does not exact
a naval officer Is coinmander TO the Liverpool
steamers bnr the Secretary ofthe Navy will make
it condition to MIR. Collnss contract, and it will
be so far on advantage to the contractor.
Upon this great revenue OF the mail steamers,
while you Teasing Mr. Thomas Butler King as
the chefs agent TO the passage of the law, it is but
justice that you should not forpet the services of
Mr. Douglass of Illinois, Mr.. Hamlin of Maine,
Mr.. Hopkins OF Virginia, and last, though not
least, Mr.. Speaker Davis of the House, but for
whose agency and vigilance, the bill would have
failed to secure the attention Of the House, espe
ciallY when consider the press of business dur
ing the last days of the session.
In the Senate, Mr.. Niles was the official and
"a tive guardian of the measure and something
Il due also Mr. Fairfield, oil the Naval Commit
tee, who, in order to secure his four war steam
trs, cheeriully agreed to the amendment of the
House for the mail steamers
We shall, in a few days, recur to the subject
egais. W.
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the undersigned hereby certify that the above state
III LEE, EI.AIasraan iiih WEd.
LETTER. Clerk Fulton MARKET a;m,ls and without
the
S: IF ss ns ssS b $:
scbr Medicine will be g any part n. zoe sSs.
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MEDICAL CAKD.-DK MORRISON cont.aus. to
form. Of private d'sea,s: En !ast i've
whsh GG MsIi:S, essD sss
without ., .,
to the patient Constitutional Debility from secret hss
e. s isd %
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Ashley Coopeir A. Carlisle, &c. in his Office .S ssls'n
R YAFEAN KS Hf1sHFso II s
Author ,s,s Of any ws1
sSa:s Ss hs = ns Of P, and
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s. *. e s 10.
5is q s"r SE knY Of
e. . .upr.. to
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e Uss the ss
IN constitution show themselves ia NO ether
ouects pOhterlty
sSs cure o f complaint. :appe:ns these
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stonhns opporunitie. the author he, Of Witnessing
s;s .d asis sS
he other while nota few have been deceived entirely fSI
,lfferent and nnoc ent disorders.
afford the field that OF Str1ci
Here The poor patient Pays 70, pill, ; d'Sp nSd
%s 70 o.
knows that all physe in the world would never care
ad
sisa: i b: s|ss s:sl 10. T.:
talent person he about to as: in such case
- st.psss Is very lid:
without pain Nothing exceed hs i'm
deed hand. and hs
q e who
business this city for short time only but return
For n
mode which he adopts particularly to each
eo:s M sas that g. would
ested BY thousands ofnames were the subject ofa dhsr
=: :; s sm
n. B.-Disnet and separate rooms for those who may
have to wait M lm-mc
BkKNETHY'S BOTANICAL FILLS, tor the speedy
"A and radical cure Venerca Diseases leets Structures,
Urtehrai Diseases Whites Female Wesknsss &c &e;-
batsd Dr. who, for great many
y prescribed them all stages Of the above diseases not
only his private Practice but in several public hospitals
They possess advantages all iquid
BY their dsagreecg with the stomach Or affecting tho
"fRs' rds csbIs s Pills the
their quick and positive curing ali The above
complaints In the early Stages Of gonorIh@s one DO.
generally sufficient effect few days, but tho
Pills should be taken iortwo ov three days after synP
stnate geets and Institutional difficulties they equally
thousands testify who have been cured In an
| almost inc edible short space Of time:
They NAV be taken any and under crcum.tan
ces but little regard Dict except in aosanine from
sprtuous and fenen.ed liquors Full directions accompany
each box. . =.
ia be had genulue wholesale ress only
RES Hail IS Catharinc street, aud l2T Maiden Lane.
jas lInsrh
| MI ARHlED LADlEt-Marned Ladiex Mould find much