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rT'iE RETREAT.--A boarding and day school for
young ladies, under the supervision OF the Bishop OF
Pennsylvania School-house Lane, miles from Fha-
dephia the crossing of the Philadelphia and Norris
town railroad. Miss M. A. Spaiard, principal Mrs E.
Spaard assistant principal M FeliN Drouin late probes
the University France, teacher oFrench and Latin
Mr.. ]. "A. Getze teacher of music
Letters for Rerea to be addressed to box No $685. post
office, Philadelphia
Refer to the Right Rev Bishop Potter Rev. d. H. Macur
dy No l2S North 18th DR. c. Trechel, houses
Robert Ralston, esq No. 4, south Front street, PhIade
phia; and James G. Kempton esq, Mayayunk
July l9-lawly
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(NF those extraordinary cheap tff"noAeiein raBl
" have lust received two more cases, which VIC w.
off at the same price of x3 dozen, =, ,1r-rr a. CO.
April 2-3tn u cl@hoG''
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DORTER's Progress the Nation (Brit,si,) from the

DORrERS Progress of the Nation (brittsh,) from the
beginning of the nineteenth century to the present tme
in volumes ; London.
Vol. l. Population and production occupation, emigra
ton, agriculture, manufactures machinery, mining, &c
&c. -..l
Vol 2 Interchange, revenue, expenditure, roads, canals
coastng trade, foreign commerce. commercial leagues
currency finance income and expenditure, taxes
penditufes, NC. &c. '..
Vol. B. Consumption, accumulation, prices increase OF
property crime education colonies, dependencies in Eu
rope in Asia, Australia, in Africa, in British America,
in the West Indies, nc &c.
Just received few copies of the above valuable work.
for sale half theusua price
F. TAYLOR.
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+ OOIH QUITS. PARKER, having opened fancy and
IL periumery store A and 9th Streets Penn
sylvana avenue, six doors of Coemans HOTEL Cup
siars respectfully invites strangers and citizens to exam
inc his collection of useful and fancy articles, consisting IN
part of fine English and American hair, nail, and tooth
brushes shell and horn very superior
teeth (ine) wrought uckcombs for the evenings side
combs evening rich recues, purses, perumeries
&c, NC. Nc
On Monday will be opened gimps fringes, and buttons
for dresses. -
On the 10Th of this month shall return from New York
the extensive assorments oil fancy arucies
for the coming holidays ever opened in Washington
SELBY PARkER'S
Fancy and Perfumery store, Pennsylvania
Dec loft avenue. between a and 9th streets
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IN the Orphans' court for Baltimore county-U pom
the application OF Joseph Anthony and Others, claiming
be distributes and representatives OF john alias John
p Anthony and John Anthony the YOUNGER late OF the
city OF Baltimore, nestae deceased, the latter of whom
resided of the southern States in the year 1926; 1t
is this 4h day of May in the year 3S ordered by the Or
phans' Baltimore county, that the first day OF Sep
iember be- and the is hereby appointed for all
persons entitled dstributees OF kin OF the said
deceased, be and appear, in by attorney in
this and make known and establish their respective
rights and claims the OF the said deceased, that
distribution may then be made Of the sne And Is fur
Their ordered tina, the said petitioners give notice of this
der to all in the said by causing
copy thereof be published week for three success
weeks before The first day of July next in or more
of the newspapers published in the city OF Baltimore and
in the cities of Washington and New Odeans
CHARLES HOWARD, .
JOHN BURNES.
True copy taken from the original n,rr
Test; ID M PERINE,
May 9-w3w Register OF Wills for Baltimore county
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TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES;

This Extract of Sarsaparila has been expressly pre-
pared in reference female complaints NO 1cnae, VINO
has suppose she is approaching that cruc Pc
rod the of life "shoud neglect 70 take IT. as IS
certain preventive for any Of the numerous and hoTpe
This period may be delayed for several years by using til
medicine Nor is less valuable for those who are APP
yroaching wornanhood is calculated to assist nature
by quckenng blood and invigoratn the system In
deed this medicine Invaluable for all the diseases to
which women subject.
II braces the whole sysem renews permanently the nat
ura enegieby removing the impurities OF the bodynot
far stimulating system produce subsequent
relaxation, which the of most medicines taken for
female weakness and disease
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Etom prof,ssor Goldard. of Philadelphia.

TTUeSSUT
have examined DIR. Bannngs instrument for the relief
of weakness requiring support and have made practical
experiment of the same and astonished the results
have also listened his views of its applicability to
extended class Of Diseases and think them be highly inn
portan and therefore cordially recommend them to the
rous consideration of the medical profession.
PAUL b. GODDARD, M. ID.
Philadelphia Feb %. 1876
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INURNIsHED HOUSE to let, thres-story, with back
L. building, containing eleven and situated on
Pennsylvania between 18th and 18th streets near
the War Department Inquire at the drug store oil Weher
bee Bates opposite the Seven Buildings, Pennsylvania
Nov. Q-tf
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Charles DE selIing,

A UGUsTUs FISCHER, Attorney and Counsellor
"A Law, AUSTIN Travis county, Texas will attend faith
fully and promptly business connected with his
fesson in this city, and tho adjoining counties. He will
also attend business in the and office, such pro
curing patents perfectng titles, &C. Letters must be paid
to procure attention.
REFERENCES
Hon. j. p. Henderson, San Augustn
Hon. Ebenezer Allen, Austin.
Hon. Memucan Hunt, Galveston -
]. ID. Groesbeck Houston.
Dolhonde t Groesbeck, New Orleans Jan. IL
II. f. JACKSON, H. CRANSTON,
Late of the Astor House. Of Pavilion, Rockaway
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holder OF the uarantied bonds of the jaime.
River MndK anaxsha

NOTICE. have hand, and shall continue o have
v during the spring and summer, number OF bounty
land warrants one hundred and sixty Orders
from distance win be promptly attended to. Office op.
posite the Patent Office. WM. Is. WEBB,
March 29--3tawl2if Attorney at Law
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T11EE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. National DAGUERREAN
Il Gallery and Photographic Depos established in 1910
and awarded the gold and silver medals four first Prern
ums and two highest honors the National the Massa
chuse tho New York, and the Pennsylvania exhibitions
for the splendid coored Daguerreoypes, and
paratus. .sll.1 Isi I..-.e- t.. .'i.- ...
C6ncert M0u, Psm~svlc1stS 0CeMsf, w ashtsgtOs Nfy
near RrOsrn's Hotel.
26 Baltimore street, Baltimore, adjoining CampbePs
Jewellery store.
Sycamore street, Petersburg, Virginia
2bl Broadway, New York
y 10 Court street, Boston.
l36 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
l76 Main street, Cincinnati. .ls
~ Broadway, Saratoga Springs. E. va
Portraits taken in any weather in exquisite style. APP
paratus, instructions, and all materials furnished.
June ct
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So ettt .l Yoxx, July "a leAS
Dr. My wife has been afflicted with dis
tbs with terrible fifteen years
The time she troubled with shortness
breath and Auerng of the heart which has been very d
has frequently unable leave her bed Thu
ture large and She tried almost remedy Tor
such but little When she had taken but three
disease OF the almost entirely disappeared
ns has also had the dropsy and much swollen We
s no me that she could benefited she had such
Sauen OF But appear relieved
her oi me dropy
appear almost like hcon but nevertheless sober reality
Your sArapara certainly valuable medicine and should be
USED ~ every one that's suffering been dshe
neve h account they liberty call hcss and have
ocular oemons'anon- Yours. respect fully. i WI
WILLIAM TOWsER James street. "a
49, ...i 49,. DvoDrD., 10
No fuid medicine has been discovered which 50
nearly resembles the gastric juice
food. and strengthening the of digestion
Preparation of sarsaparla 1t positively cures every case
of dyspepsia, however severe or chronic 81
BArk DErAHrHssr, Albsny May 10 1875 ,
NJ. Towrsp Il have been afflicted for wears
vith dvsosa IN form, attended with
Of Appetite heartburn and
:" knds Of fool weeks twhatf csod
able to retain but portion tried the
but tsv lufe eaec u ovinS ths complaint
was inIuesa about month"; apcs exset o.
.psr,I md with ltds consdsnoe pu, nter using
nearly two bo my .ppst: restored: and the ~
entirely would earnestly roccmneno os us Oh
to those amictsd as have nSsn VAN zANpr
Yours, &c, W. W. 'TNA' ~~'
- LAsx ~vnTORr
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I OSr the 9th Instant near the Navy Department.,
IL gold watch with gold fob-chan and key The
thinks may been left the in the back
building said department The finder, by returning the
the owner, will be- literally rewarded by clerk in
TIC Fourth Auditors Office, or at
r. KEYWORTH'S,
March 10 Pennsylvania avenue.
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CAMBRIDGE, March 4, ls4s.


List of Reports contained the United States Digest ano
Suppens vi, s vois. royal 800
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The SEMI-WEEKLY CRESCENT.

PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
rT,HE PUBLISHERS or TIE DAILY CRESCENT
is5ue thu day, "Wednesday the r;t Number \, Of their
ant roptents of the Foreign and Domestic News,
Literary and Local Intelligence etc etc to which will be
added a full REVIEW THE NEW ORLEANS MARKET,
with the Prizes Current, prepared by gentleman whose
reports may be implicitly relied upon.
HAYES Il NJ CLURE, Publishers
New Orleans March S. 1913.
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CONFUSION OF HATS AND PRoNoUNs-A cor
respondent of the Suffolk Chronicle says " that on
he breaking up of a 1.-THE feast at Haesworth there
was confusion of hats. Next day the following
note was received: Mr.. rs compliments to Mr.. w.
and have got hat which is not his-if he have
sol q hat which is not yours, no doubt they are
The expected ones -
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DAILY CIR r. see Mt.

PICKING PocKETs-Thomas b. Holt was yeser-
,,v arrested at the request of Thos. B. kostmayer.
HcIt i accused of having picked the pockets of The
I.oonent of draft in favor of Messrs. Sykes e.
uvdc to the amount of Sl1S, which, luckily was
mi endorsed The pocket-book in which Mr. X.
,jaced The document in question, was found in the
nocket of the accused. Holt will be examined this
morning by Recorder Baldwin.
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srABDlNG.-A man by the name of Hugh Carey,
oas Yesterday arrested on the charge of having
stabbed Joseph Cassidy with an awl What is the
nee of going into particulars in such cases Mr.
Carey gave bail in the sum of $1,000 for his appear
,,re before Recorder Baldwin.
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MAGUIRE's DAGUERREOTYPE.

| NJ would respectfully return thanks for the liberal pat
a. ronagc hesto 3ged him since he first had the honor
tive years DUNG which time he has taken po
TRAITS than other the world. His specimens
Were eNhIble al line Far competition with Others taken
by the best operator from New ofk, and he awarded
the First Premium.
No speclnens exhibited at his establishment but those
taken by himself
J. NJ. the public that his portraits will continue
be what they always have heenthe best His long expert
ence and constant practice the best inducements
sons de>oGS OF instruction IN the beautiful art.
Genuine Highlander Cameras 70 per cheaper than
any m this city all other articles the same, Plates 81
per dozen Scorris No for So D guaranteed the best
plates made IN the United States Cases 81 10 and SO ~;
New York Cameras al s is.
Orders from the country promptly attended 10.
e-S EntranCe-No Camp street. mill If
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRESCENT OFFICE.
kIIlnN n tnhI Mur.I L 1919

Friday Night, March H. 1878
Since our review OF Wednesday last, general market
has been ,oerby active, and in Cotton especially the
has been heavy the sales of the week exceeding
OF this Corn has been in good
mand at the decline which esued upon the receipt Of the
steamers news and Flour has remained very firm In some
kinds OF Western Produce prices have slightly declined The
weather has been clear and delightful and every way tayof
Bile for business.
tDTTON-Our last report left the Cotton market more
quiet alter the excitement occasoned by the favorable a
steamer Britannia though quotations showed
improvement prices before the news, of 2ac On Wed
nesday, decline OF about 7ac. submitted to, which
brought forward buyers earnest sales that and The
following day reaching q 900 prices al the becom-
ing quite firm To-day 1900 bales have found purchasers
making total for the three days OF e 800 bales and 50 0O
bales for the week. taken chiefly for England and the Cont
nent. The market closes fully up quotations below
At this port the receipts amount to 1927 s bales against
740, $50 bdes for ALL last year
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~ For Recorder.-The Editors of the Crescent will
I''F announce CLEMENT RAMOS the present incumrn as
P.g ,,,
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Municipal Election. Candidates.

" FOR Mayor.-Wc authorized to announce A
D'NssMAN, the present Mayor New Orleans AS a candidate
"''eFcuoh at the next Municipal Election. milo
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QuEsTioNs AND ANswERs.-T following dia-
lOgne toiciaD took place in the Senate of the
United States, on the l7ih ult 1t was in the course
Of Mr. luIec's speech i'll support of his resolutions :
Mr. Dichiasoa--if the Senator please. desire TO
ascertain his views more fully. by propounding one
NJ Two questions
Mr., Certainly.
ifr. DmEm$on-- First: Suppose Canada should
hannexed to the United States wilhou, any change
IN her laws, would the institution of slavery exist
there without legislation
M lmo-lf Canada was acquired as territory.
any citizen Of State of this Union could 90 upon
1t with his family and his property slaves'as well
as other. and would be entitled to reside there. Sc
clrely under the guarantees of the Constitution.
%Ile 1t continued to be part of the territory be-
longing TO the United States
Mr. Htck1aSon--One further question: Can Con-
gess, or any other legislative body. exercise any
authority or control over the subject, 50 long as the
territory annexed remains Territory
M. lniec-Neiler Congress nor any other legs.
ailVe body would have any authority to pass law
NWhlch the property of a citizen going rightfullv
upon such territory. could be divested-no matter
Whether such property consisted in slaves or any,
lhlng else. But Congress would be bound by its
dTy as the common agent of the people of the
States OF the Union, to pass all laws necessary to
protect him i'll the undisturbed tenue of such of
bus property.
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PRIESTLY & BEIN


M" Is Yer Lerce and s6 and 40 7sho"pito"los SITS,
ioH tic Ml,ILhDH&RE CUILERy: SSsy,sfssSz=A
received by late arrivals direct from the -
utacturer> in England and the Northern {1AaEs-essSs
States, full and complete assortment 10 which they would
call the attention of Mechanics, Country Merchants and
Planters-o which the following comprise portion, VIZ:
250 tons English Bar Iron, flat, round and square,
80 " Refined American Bar Iron, round and square:
30 " Swedish Bar Iron, flat and square
10 Swedish and Tennessee Plough Plates;
~ = Tennessee and Pennsylvania Boiler Iron
30 Best Refined Gable lron ~ to 81 inches square
and round;
10 " Scroll Iron, assorted, from 1zxla to1 xi4;
go S bundles H6eet Iron assorted Nos to 10 ns q20
20 tons Cast Crowley Shear, German, Blister and Spring
Steel;
20 " Castings, assorted-Pos, Ovens and l. Spiders
50 casks Trace, Ok and Log Chains;
20 Col. Breast and Fifth Chains;
10 . Back and Cane Carrier Chains; .
50 Munroe's and Lyndon Hoes, Carolina ana Il iH'
10 :" savage's Black and Bright Threaded Spades
1909 kegs Cut Nails Sd. to God;
30 - Cut Tobacco Nails
100 g Cut Spikes, Bio 7 inch;
100 " Pressed Spikes to inch.
10 Manila Hawsers 5 to 81 {;
100 coils Manila Rope, thd. TO 71a inch;
70 Cham Gables i, q, a "a and inch;
Amess Shovels and Spades, Pckaxes, Anvi Vices Bel
Screw Plates, Files of all kinds, Mill Cross Cut. Pit and
Hand Saws, Hunt Collins Axes, Haciets and AIDES.
Auge Chisel, Drawing Knives Cane Knives Copper Su-
gar Ladies and Swimmers Cotton and Wool Cards Cotton
ALso-Spenn Whale, Lard and Linseed Oils Spirits
Tnrpentine, Vanishe, White Lead and Coloed Paints.
,ALso-Agents for .NiLLER'S Vertical 7R.aLN
.HIII.S. mh14 2w
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NOTABLE INSURANCE CAsE,-New York papers
da late date render the following account Of n
notable insurance case:
There has been slight excitement in the street
This week among the insurance companies. occa-
ioned by the disastrous fire in the new establish
neut of the Beck $, in Broadway by a piece of
most singular good luck, their policies Of insurance
had not been one hour transferred when the fire
look pIace--indeed, some of them had not received
le signatures Of the officers Of the companies. al
though the officiating clerks had consented to the
transfer being made, and we have understood thai
the agents of the Ena, of Hartford and the Nor
wich Company, Connecticut, decline the settle
menl Of the claims upon the ground that the trans
FER was not made until after the occurrence of the
fire. The amounts insured by those companies
however, was but small. The whole amount of
insurance that had been effected upon the stock
was Sl2O0OO, which was principally shared among
out Of town companies, there were seventeen
companies in ALL and the amount of loss for which
Messrs. Beck q Go. have agreed to compromise
was but 100000 the losses will not have any effect
upon the standing of the companies
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4 81 4 !,

1918! SPRING FASHIONS. 1913!
Sd P. sCANLAN y co. No, u Caqrtres street,
have the honor Of informing .ln e., the Ladies
VIZ able Articles selected from the richest mater f
the Spring and Summer. of 1913:
GFenadine Barge Sole;
Mousselne de Sole;
Grenadne Niarquises
-" Isabella Louisa;
Bareges, rich colos;
:. GGhangeabe, Satin Plaid;
Pol in SoE4 RaiG and g PII ,,o c,,, p
Infants Embroidered Caps Robes Waists and CIoaks
Ladies, Lace and Muslin Embroidered Dresses
Extra fine s, Pans CHIP CHI and Grape Bonne1,;
New Ribbons Arifcals and Parasols;
Black and Coloed Six NiseS and Niantlas:
RicIl white and coIored Canton Grape shaws;
R Ra. ehnsssb sed p1 dan and h"e1ae silks
Edgmg and Inserting
Rlel Fans, Purses and ReticuIes;
q Just received, full assortment OF Spring cOlored
Frlnges and PaSsemenrere>. mh7 I'm
1919! 1919.
THE GREATEST NOVELTIES of the SEASON!
MICHAEL KEENAN,, No. 80 cn,Rrnns STREET,
IIavre, additional supply Of New and Beau rs
HilHL 'l'' DRESS GOODS. 80
l the very --latest and most novel styles produced in the
Ss% : sSS tan n}sa and Droeha BAREcEs
Striped and Plaid LOUISA;
Poll DE NORD;
POILLE DE CHEVRE;
POlLI.E DE FILE;
Plaid and Printed MOuSSElINE DE SOLE;
Plaid and Striped GRENADINES
Printed tiauze ORtANDl very new;
Extra new style MOUSSEILNE SATIN:
t ff r3NFHbd Sf1HF I'll IN ion
grounds;
WE s%% co p G"oisrcd 5AckARD" ho:s;-
Extra new style PRINTED LAWNS and FRENCH
HAFlSFE.
uf44 n. B.-Just receiv ed 30 dozen Superior
%+H fRENCH tORSE1A, most desirable for comfort
Ell and elegance OF form. Aso, 10 dozen I'd
" PARASDI.S, entirely new. mllU
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NOTICE.

vE1IE subscriber having purchased the interest of his late
1 partner, ANDREW OLIVER, iii the WHOLE
SALE AND RETAIL. DRUG EsTABLlsHMENT, c0rncr +
Of thHrfrcS nRd BirRrWc StrcCtS .trW Orleans r J. n
for number OF past conducted Jointly by them
under the sly lie of Andrew Oliver X Co. has com
e,ed hi fora extended business than
- }hat hitherto done hs the old house. My stock Of
S~I$ DRE(fS. .TEjtICIAES .3.NB CHE.UI(.4LS
x SIRGIC Al INSTRi NESTS AND PERFt
y embracing, As intend ii shall, every article necdfu
TO the Head, OF Families Planters and Country Dealers will
not be exceeded in excellence of quality rcaonabIenp>s OF
pce by any other house III the trade while Il General
PATENT MEDICINE AGENT,
orders be addressed with confidence and certain
OF having them properly and faithfully attended to-
previously experienced in this place
Gg5 The usual credits and facilities of trade extended to
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ALEXANDER HILLS

HOUSE FU RN IsH N G ST ORE,
No. So Camp Street, Mem Orleans.
WHERE Families can find all articles of Housekeeping.
w comprising genera! assortment and select stock Of
KITCHEN FJRNTTURE-Cooking utensils Tin and
Iron Ware Fire Sets brass and STEEL Shoves and Tongs.
and Kitchen Fire Iron.
Enamced and patent metal timed HOLLOW WARE;
Fire Dogs.
GERMAN SILVER-Block tin and Britannia Tea and
Coffee urns
TABLE CUTLERY-German Silver Britannia and Iron
Tea and Table Spoons.
WOOD WARE-Brass and Iron bound Cedar Pails.
Rattan, bound CEDAR WARE new article
WILLOW WARE-Baskets, Cradles, Nurse Chairs and
Hearth Brushes.
MATS-Jute Manila Alicant, Palm and IIusk Mats
Waters and Trays.
Brass Britannia and metal Candle Sticks and Lamps.
Steamboat and Hall Lanterns.
Cooking Stoves and Furnaces.
ID. u ]. Wrights patent Premium Cooking Stoves. for
wood, coal with fixtures complete, the most approved
pattern IN use.
uuceI
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M, n OIVdTtH Y esteTuaY:
Sip MAINLAND Berry Marscies, Jenkip, & Tirler
Sp hn4SerIlz, De Br,Sot Boston l. n t;ale
N.Y. i,aaeS'ne johnson. New York ] O. Wood riff & %
''p magnificent, Br) Vere, Liverpool
Shin vioo.,.. y, r Maxwell & Go
Dark C,lioo p, W. II, Haynes 4 Co
Oak RAM to' PPlahey' London, J. +. Lowell
Biz G " D oS'gr, BOSTON,, :. Trutant
BIZ Marnn,rhu russell IaLker, Baltimore, c. j. Meeker
Biz E rast emM Morris Charleston :. L. r. H. Levy
STi + TiaA Earring; Wye, Baltimore J. Ii. Ashbridge
' "le' lbr) Hudson, Nassau, \. P.
A. Y ] Dennisinnn \ 90
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DISTRESSING AcCIDENT-About O'Clock. yes
erday afternoon, the gable end wall of a building
il South Charles street adjoining the warehouse of
Messrs Turnbul, fell with a tremendous crash.
and literally buried four laborers who were exca-
yaing the cellar, under the ruins. Assistance was
immediately rendered, and the mangled bodies cx-
treated They presented a painful spectacle be-
Inc cut and bruised, and covered with blood from
head 10 foot. One of them had his eye put out.
another an arm broken, and all were injured so
much as TO be unable to move. Their groans and
slrieks were heart-rending The names of three
ofthem are Patrick Quinn, Henry Devalin. and
John Donation One of the unfortunate sufferers.
who, it is said, has family of five small children
depending upon his labor for support, will die
The other three are all badly and dangerously
wounded DR. Dunbar was Immediately in attend
ance, and did all that medical skill could do to
alleviate their suferings
The master workman. or contractor Mr. Brown.
vas nearly under the wall when it commenced
falling but fortunately escaped unhurt. His horse
however, which had been hiched in the cellar.
vas crushed under the ruins, and had It's leg bro
ken. The poor animal appeared to suffer intense
mn-Bah'imorc t'airi0t Of He ION.