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sIIIPPING.

For Shw S ,F r.s,T
prcura through ticket, By hs edeg,ndcn, Ling az loyer
House a. We are The only aut6oied asentsia New YORK
9r t Tsndd st,,ssr Fssh. VII s ssn 5',g5h e
''-A' W BERfoKD 4 CO.. Asior House. vesey st.
JNpTPENDEYr. LINE TO cnAcREs DIRECT, AND
oifare.-The new and splendid steamer BROTHER J0SA-
s1 ves sfS' IN ne Void y G8y s &
n. r. At precisely =. Monday thc 18th ofiay This
speed has most eressa ventilation and surcrier accom-
Ssra sSV 9Th srsss care r he eo@ors rssssa
a. furnished WITH an IRON vault er y, ss trans
charge ior sars less than siocn Also. sSpsricacod
sa,Ss Sesn made nth ssSir zsssroa Nelson oo q
for ,hs sale 4 sshss on the pasao n &c
Pree,, asaS high gr AZ rs9,sd ), Sss - oggG
pAcITIo MAIL sTEAxsniP coaPAsy;-ioNLr
f he. ,ss Ssas, ssrs s ,a q . Ps
p.ny steamers insgec.ea snd srr.oysd y .as Ss Do
i:avs % rsnss and "a san The IL and is
& q 1s9 @ GSSs sns: n ss
The following steam packets eeengng = the Paoae ka
s!i e svsSsiS Ssrs s.ss ,sa y. sssss ..s'
OREGON. ..... i,e9tons SspuBLte.. ...120,ons
cAAffAisossi .Sa. s ,SSs
Sfsf sSn: oSs
coLIMBIA -. cot tons. rREaoNr......... go iOns
The aSr steamship COLUMBIA VIII piy between san
s S Of ,s ms D1iSn fsns@s Par
turnibs without with The mails and passengers for tht
resusr line Of proreiers will he hep. up tor trans
porson q fright snd transient passengers between To
Tho well snorn steam ship SARAH SANDS sf Ioo teas
surhen under charter 70 the company and peculiarly
eonwolou, IN her cabin viii be kept running
One ef,ss above s,ssmer. win Keep ~ N. oopnocasn ~
eenhesOn in The Atlantic viii be maintained By shs
United States mail s,ss nships cr .scx,r,,ry .co,.
ONO. ga. .1op tons CnERoKEE, !gosona
Leaving New YORK Cor Chasrss On shs sh ana h
nHr srs.s Ss ssss.a New osn % ana cS.s. i,.1
Ing ~ such periods will issure sstIe detention poe
s On S line .ss rom v oss @ r:ss .as p
hesoo, California sad Oregon Passages fro New Orleans
esn Be secured from Armstrons LavrsSoa Co., agents
RI. Gar. for sarouss ,ics.& iron New FORA San Yr.s
&ls, 10 lower cabin; 70 }nR
fhe rates fork V csasrss WIN ss s,.hs i.~sss
'asssh Tr apply once %
ana SIS ssuth street and sssher III west srceN
1I,HE ROYAL VAIL STEAMER MERLIN, CAPTAIN
sa@gsos WI sa f.s Bsrmuds s1a 81 ih1sIs =, 81
for passengers Price of passage TO bermuda
3 70 sssxssS s 1sSss st. Tsn..
Is,sps Vera Cruz ysns'ass Sc. The sssiia viii take
No TStters viii 10 received on board Ofthe Merlin
except through tho Post ofhce.
u,or sAvANNAH-THE SUPERIOR STEAMSHIP
rtSEpA 1, a Sturdy g Sy Il Ss
For freight or passage T. nfrcurtr ioi rrsu, street
Tho Ai.bsms, Capt. LudiOv. % SATURDAY. SIS, Ms,.
VAcnT STRAY TOR SALE. As sur New LlEs AT
w. n. Browns yard. foot ot IwesfA ,steeet East
.T,st sas has beautiful asisas, Apff ppasus
a,saes. II Wal sfsea
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An nobrcok srtivcd on the winfield Scott, ysstes-
dsy nom New Orleans NJ Is "a h -ay 70 Eurspe, -
special eommlscnsr 10 the Worlds rsir, FROM Ls~s.
sians
Major q : Ri5gele,, y. = Al sheppard, Tee. ;
Gen n ~ Iiuntng, Judge Alarrs, sag lisrbor,
kirkland New ursnaia, A II. Jones, fa X lg-
man Me, we're among the arrivals, yesterday, a. Ms
Clinton llettL
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>ss4saIxsr, ssAs.s, 7 ~
mICE TWO CENTS.

THE WORLDS FATE, ETo.

WASHINGTON, May % 1854,
The U s. brig Washington leaves here for New YecE
next week, to fit out for a surveying cruise
In letter from Mr. Riddle the American Commisstca-
CT at the Worlds Fair received by the last sesms -
states that Colonel Reid gives that thsrA
win be hindrance TO the admission of articles fros
America until the 1st of August Our countrynea
strongly urged to send over their productions
The Mexican awards all paid of, except in eases
where there have been nuncton where parties have
not appeared
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A Suspicious Schooner.

NEvPonr, X 1 May 4, 1866.
The schooner Tlirt which put in here Monday lAt
10 repair damages reported to be Of the vessS
Engaged 10 the Cuba cxpedtion and IL also ssssrtst
that he had sixteen guns board The outts
took position alongside of the Suspicious craft and lsY
ly her al night but the next morning, having
Paired damages the schooner permitted 10 vcigh
chnr ID dcuarf
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4. =. Commissioners once.

Heforc IOseTh Uridghnfn, NnnMlseiVnFf
p,v - Andrew nayin, arrested on chang. ~
sinuFgng quantity Of satin. carmne, &C, At vsre~s
ZINES frtm the French steamer Missouri, the rsesee
ships Duchess dOrlcsns Bavaria and Nc- Tors ~
this tay discharged on hall In $50
.I9a Porkcr II al committed for ELIMINATION, -.
change a enieayorins 70 make rcveN ~ 49,
.hin palttnore
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Louis'utr, MAJ 20 iM
,ioea. hurrcsre swept over this city On SATURDAY
evening lat, doing much damage "a number Of bwnS-
iuys several persons scTe injured, but IA lives
ltAf
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BROADWAY THEATRE.-E. A. MARSHALL SOLE
z
saa third circles p esr'; Gallery. 2x Private boxes
Hss ., 81.
Mrs Mailsr Miss Logan; COUNTIES. watsrssn. Mrs Abss
FFnsifsK on xas M ks,na %
9gi,sra Mr. SHAW; Claude MOrsau Mr. Convey Countess
NR..o.,s a Mr. JOHN sErroN
ry night Fifth night Of the engagsment Of Mr. Piacde
sy x 81 SD
y ss
si s.'s III
Mrs ). SETON. Doors open At 81; to At
RRoUGHAMs LYcEUM. BROADWAY, NEAR BRooME
circle and parqus % ots Family circle
ssa:s Of 1GsG: sr sRsI
6uS n' ali a
bssy G. After sRssdt whsS sf
SAVAGE s f as9 IT. %
Mr. Folair, Mr. Waleot The Maiden, Miss Tayieure.
MECHANICS, HALL NO. Az BROADWAY. ABOUT
Az ss fff. fae.a ns
a and ys.:::
@anassnsnt ofEP chrisy. whose ooposra In shi: oisy
ns Ssss sudi.no Mass
isns An % IL
rs sr.., LOWS sysGA.
streets Open every night during the week The celebrated
an and e.
- s 'sfn sf
sSsnss WITTY s1yas s0lS Duets Daeon
day grand concert for the q
Sn Is sna ia%iss bsrs :. 00ocs AeTs
n. ysnins Nay a. at Tpsr Via Hall given 70 ILLUSTRATE the
Quartete of gentlemen amateurs. and chorus q two hun
fs d.ss ky Ss
Sole Sole &C. s M sSe s M Ee
T ssst 9sTshS.r Of Rs 9ss
Srsnnsr Bran La h GroT msnerks E Wss and sena The
Is Prof:ie.or and Manager john Greenwood Jr Astsns
s TIE fa ros
T:s p.:%.l Mis- iss 4
T.
Tf s NIL K nssPeF sas % sa ss.1
During the engagement Of the Bateman children. the
Th the q the ns, o. m DO
ets seats in Parques or family circle one shilling extra.
Seats for the evening may be secured during the day
INRANKLlN MUSEUM, It's CHATHAM BQUA3R.-GRO
= LEA, Sole Proprieor.- Admission-Seats in Private
Boxes 50 cents Stage Seats CENTS Boxes IS cents Par
noon and Evening Taersaa1shs: Comments il Tie siss.
s.ss s ans T. ss % ssssss s s
q other place q amusement Ia New York consisting
ss.: n:Tss n:Asssa aTsssH
talented band in the United States troupe Of Model Ar
lists who selected their beauty and hgure aud
number Of beautiful abeapk taken from th4
OF ancient and modern times company Of Aral
Girls who through variety OF eas of strength and
aextety Madame Rosalne the only Female Jugser thA
world; company OF Male and Female Artists. who will give
an exhibition Marble statuary unequaed world
together with variety Of interesting perform
afternoon and evening" For particulars balls ofsaoh day
NATIONAL THEATRE BOSTON. THE seBscRI-
IN hers having leased the above ctab shmen. tor term
Of ready to receive proposals. from ladies and
gentlemen Of the theatrical pr-feson OF acknowledged ta
lent for Season to commence in August
September All letters tpcst paidl will receive mne
dste attention from j. b. Wright Acting Ma,ager cr o. c.
Spear, Stage Manager. y. II. WRIGHT,
G.. o. SPEAR,
III. W. rENNO,
Bosror May Is, ISL GEO BIRD.
yI,o THE THEATRICAL PRoFEssI0N.--wANTfD
several Ladies' aud Gentlemen ot ability ts for
ia the and oommodious Theatre San Fran.
cisco California Tor further particulars inquire Of Wsm
Dayton Southern Exchange, No. State New York
Letters must be postpaid.
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c,scrr7 cocer -Nos AL, AZ so ~, - -
svrrr,o. COrrr-SOa. a. e p 81 - ~: @ ~, ~,
cie al. a.. A. ~ toi, co -l & ~ ~ "a q =
2n 10 ms, ci5, 'els sa', " - = -
20 2T
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BowERy TnEAGEEmnoxEs. z 2 CENTS PIT. u.
vii sr.as
n: Gregory Jsass n. %srdsa rasiIas IcssnS;,
ss BsS as%iisen joseph Miss
.a Es &c M: IL
ss Mr. MI % MI. M9Ggdff q mr. r'pe Toby
b and p.rauss cents; Family circle or 80
cond tier cents Private boxes s. and s5 open
s.ckErs %ssfh sisSffhnnsN NV 4 gill
sssoa ESsarr% sso Mr.
Mrs. Mrs. asS. ESsi fS: Fss y s
30 sossa NJ. Rs... shlshf-A B'''' Mr.
NATIONAL THEATRE. CHATHAM sTREET-BoxEs,
p ssns: Pit ~: cent?; r!iy.ts BS.s; S. Doors
s Is n 4 Hssils
nr. Br.ndoni Ait Mr. La Favor; Hama. Mr. fhompsoa
& II g'iM MIS- s'Hss s.vas Nj EE bl.I 1; IL
ss e With sw M
Istius. Mr.. g. Taylor; sal-Anthy. Miss b Mestaycr.
NILE JENNY CKI4s hIsps R& sssNp ToEA FAREWELL CON-
previoys her visits Niagara Falls Western New York
respectfully informed that those Concerts
Will 'A"' TIE HaGi EiGHTT fi GRAND CONCERT
ON FRIDAY EvENiNa. Hira.
PRocRAsaE.rARr
Aria-"Srg4s funesta suana," tLueia di Lam '...,
sisno:r Bsiilet;L' = . D'n''''a'
RomapssZ" op1nSS Is..siai la Normandia,"
concerao on the French Horn: .............rueh,. ~
Das a sgs BsfiiSss. A''''
Aria-"Ah non siusgs, ia sonnapsua, Bsllini.
ADLLE JENNY LIND.
Rsn.ai.-spito sss,iis ia .Dsas''si.
Aria-D'A ri'n Ss,ii gsaro' Mozart
Trio for ,ss Voice and two Flute. Camp of ST. v,
Written s:piis:.l; M; jsaa; Lind A''''''<''
ARA Oae fu'''s ssaar Sa fsis Bss.si p'n'''
a"n'a''-"c''' Aa'ris. slsl q ssS A'r'aa,a
"The Last Rose of srmmsr An Irish Ballad.
eonl.s through HStfS s1s Rye .s'is q, ri"
MILE JENNY LisD. - '''''- '''''''
'.''.x ,'N.., a GRAND ORCHESTRA :
-. ONE HUNDRED PERFORMERS.
as i T ss, s. Fl 9' Il ct and ,
holder. e synnrRs securing their seats,
sscna Ssh M ,;
have ssss as i:s
sGs sale Of tickets will be opened at Js
Music Stors.
800 BROADWAY,
every day except the Sabbath, from A. ~ to p. NJ
where diagrams may be seen, and seats secured
The few remaining Farewell Concerts will be given
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, aud FRIDAYS, AZ Castle
Garden or at Tripler Hall, will b. announced.
Doors open at ". oeloek The Concert commences at
O'clock.
Books containing the words Of the be obtained
ct the door-price - cents each.
THE NINTH GRAND CONCERT will be given
at CASTLE GARDEN.
On MONDAY EykNING, May 20.
In eonsqunee q the wish which has been generally
by tie public they respectfully nforme that
A GRAND MORNING CONCERT
all Be given ~
commencing at Lalpsst and terminating at ha past
Shree O'clock,
o. THURSDAY, MAY Goth.
T.. T. BAKSUN.
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UENNY LNDs EIGHTH GRAND CONCERT, AT
- Triper HALL on Friday evening. I'D inst-Iekets Tor
the desirable be had at H. BA1LIIERES Sci
entfc Bookstore 80 B.oadray Tickets Jenny Linis
Eighth Grand Concert Trllcr Hall, Friday evenng
2s5, ray be obtained a. az Broadway, EVANS = BRIT
TANS Uptown Bookstore.
JESNY LINDS GRAND CONCERT At TRIPLER
- Hail. Friday evening, May Sd Tickets seats
all OF the house. Tor ae at JAQCES BROThkks
Music Store. 50 Broadway. flessc remember, 10
JENNYLIkD's GRAND CONCERT AT TRiPLER HALL
a Friday evening" Nay 2-Choice front seats IA the
drees circle together With Others ia dserent
parts the house, for sale ~ ARTLFTT WELIokDs
bookstore No. Ast0r Hogsc. Remember No z. Also hlc
like Dssuerrsotypes of Jenny Lind.
IFNyYIiND's GRAND CONCERT At TRIPLER HALL
~ Friday evening MAJ 2Iront ssas 10 pareuete and
circle togetacr With choice ones in dlernt parts o.
tile house can te cttaincd 1t JAQJES \ BkoIHEks
music store, ~ broadway. :o5 Il the number.
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MECHANICS' HALL NO. Az BROADWAY, ABOUT
W Grand strsstopen every night dnrng the week rnsl
further notice. The original and we'll known CHRISTY6
nINsTRELS comprising efficient and versatile "oerps
OF talented and experienced performers" under hs
TOR suocssssn Of 1--we yesrs have been received Witt
Tickets 70 cents Doors at hapast six
eight o'clock An Afternoon Concert will be given
turday next for the accommodation Of Ladies and Juvc-
nlles, commencing At O'clock. Z. n
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ITO THE THEATRICAL PRoFEssi0N.--wANTf
several Ladies and Gentlemen ot ability q fcr
in the and oommodous Theatre San Fran.
CISCO California For further particulars inquire nf
Dayton Southern Exchange NO. State street. New York.
Letters must be postpaid.
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GoR Nyw ORLEANS. DIRFCT-.THE FINE NEW
NJ double engine steamer WINFIELD SCOTT, 3tp1 tans
smken Caytain keaney Ceullard will iepsrt from risr
ne 4Ssrth River, At three celoek y. NJ on Aenday "A
anne. For freight or rassrre ssyly ~
DAVIS, BHVpSs co, u Besysr nr.sh
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dTNlTED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
u ror Orleans direct, via Havana on Monday, hsy
-. st3P. n-Tsrs Redvcsd-Ths srlspdd doubls-ensins
rtcamsfp eUTo, 500 tons turhen, j. Tndiey schensk.
Us NJ commander. will ran rrecisey At clock n ~,
from her pier st foot Of Werrgs ttreet H. Nth the
government rsiis direct for Havana and New Orleans
Chagcs passengers tranred A. Hsysna 20 the splendn
double etea nship FALCON Freight taken 70 New
Orleans a. 20 oenl cubic foot spscts Only tasen on
freight 20 usvana No bills of lfding Will be signed after
ahe stsa rs, ,ssa Tor frgh or passage apply At the
- n q, RODERTN
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DROUGHAM's LYCEUM BROADWAY NEAR RROoxr

RROUGHANSL SLYCEUM, BROADWAY, NEAR BROOME
streetDress circle and parquet 90 cts Family CIRCLE
% cents Orchestra seats $ Private boxes Doors open
st7h 70 begin AZ O'clock Farewell Benefit Of Mr. Wal
mence with the first act Of the of CINDERELLA
Prince Mr. Dunn; Dandin Mr. Waeot Baron poso, Mr..
Dgey Barre and Mr. G. ". Smith. After which. USED UP
Sir Charles Coldstream Mr. Wacot To conclude with the
SAVAGE AN ID THE MISUNDERSTANDING, Mr.. Brougham;
Mr.. Folar Mr.. Walcot; The Maiden, Miss Tayleure.
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Eon rnr woRL ps TAIA--1TnE NEw,ANiDI. sTAuNca

T. s.ssassiip NoHTl ANEElcA. = u. BittLen, com
snandsg viii leave Pier No. q North River, Tor iiver
vool 81 Tuesday, jane 18th. This ship has made three
voyages Cmgres only, and thereby fully tested hsr
pt.cd ana scs a. ses tc fullest sataiacton She has
superior msda,icns ior 80 persoas Pare - Lsss
-oa SiA rpv yaFrarc apfiy at the 1ioe 0t X. J. VAN
DTWATER - water street 81 Broad where plan Of
Csbns srd r1to te No freight taken An
uKYerieuEea ~Ur.eeu board.
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NIBLos GARDEN-MANAGER MR. JOHN sEFToN.
Tickets 80 cents Private boxes, S. Performanse
ry night Fifth night Of the of Mr. H. Pacide
who Will again appear in two Of his avorits characters Fri
day ay - Overture by the Orchestra After which, the
dramatic anecdote, NAPOLEONS OLD GUARD-Havre-
sack Mr. H. Plscidsi ssanis Mrs sloan To be followed
BY the farce Of the igets Mr. Sloan;
Mary White Mrs Sloan. To conclude with the piece
called the FIRST NlCHT-Mons. Dufard. Mr. Ii. Placde
Hyacinth Parnasus Mr. Jordan; Miss Arsbea Fitzames
Mrs. Seton. Doors open at 6L to Commence At 7II
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pAstrIc NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY : ONLY
Through Iins for san Irsneisoo.-fare Reduccd-On
Nondsy Msl 2.h, st3 r. M-rhe splendid dop besngin
ptesnshp QUO 1900 tone Jas Tindsy Schenek, Ni
Gemmanfer will sail Monday, May 26th At precisely
eciotk from her pier 4, The foot Of Warren street.
~ r. with tie government as for Chagres via Havana
Chsgres passengers transfred at Havana tho splendid
double enrne steamship FALCON. Passe leaving in
The Ohio will connect With the favore Steamship NORTH
TRhER 70 sail from rsnsma the 18th of June
for freight passage apply at the Office No ~ aud South
streot. or ht No. III Wet str.t. eorntr 81
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EELLows' MINsrEELs, .AT FELLows MUsIcAI

H'1.Lf.V Wo "A TLIIOWo AUoICAL
= Hall, No AA Broxdway between Howard and Grand
streets Open every night during the week The celebrated
original and we'll known Fellow Minstrels Comprising
efficient and versatile corps Of talented and
performers under the direction Of j. B. Fellows
cers in this city for the last have been received with
the greatest by the elite and fashion of this
ropos Their concerts consist of Buresque Italian Opers
Scenes Witty Sayings Solos, Duets Chorusses Dancing
and On and Satur
day afternoons grand concert for the
ladies and families, commencing At O'Clock p NJ Admi
son Is cents. Doors clock; Commence 81.
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AhA 80 ,,om ,B.itsaors Philsdslphis,
Inc oreA. usa So. and BuffHio, Ao wan nav % 70
ceyed b. oolock . M asy . issss iii hss,os.f ~
nom t In s a. ana O'Clock, p. IN, daily.
Mail will be closed hereafter daily at
o,oSS M and viii be reoeivsd, a. hsretofore, daily
BY .ond Eastern Mail and Great Western Mail
acsIyed By D. aud closed ats, p daily The maii
20 connect with the Train FOR Baltimore, which brings
the Great Mail TO arrive here by a. m NO Eastern
Mail is received at this Office Sunday night and no
on saturday night Norfolk &c three times BY Bald
nore--Monday, "Wednesday, and Friday; four times by
Richmond Tuesday, Thursday, saturday and Sunday.
adjacent places in Virginia, is closed every night except
Saturday, at p M and - received six times week,
with Mail nom Baltimore, Maryland, BY y m. an
by M and p. M, and 1t is closed for that place at
the hours. tlFt 81 M G.rs ssaG ISIS 586I
The Mail from Rockville, &C., Nd is received Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday, Of each week. by p. M and 1t
is closed for those places at of the days.
The Mail from Brookvle, &c, Md, Is received by p.
Of Wednesday and Saturday each week. and closed for
those places at p. M OF Monday and Thurs day.
Upper Marlboro, &C, Md, received by p. m, Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday and Is closed D. m
Port Tobacco &C., Maryland, received Tuesday Thurs
day, and Saturday, by D. M, closed Sunday Tuesday
and Thursday, at Q p. m. ltt 8 1T
Warrentou, Middleburg, &C., ya received Sunday Wed
nesday, and Friday, by IL p. m, closed at p M Mon
day, wednesday, and Friday. sf
Leesburg, 49,, Va, resolved by and closed at p. M
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday.
The postage ON newspapers, and that all printed
paid in advance The postage is also to be prepaid
letters and packets addressed foreign countries other
than Great Britain, ireland, and Scotland and Bremen
IN Europe and some places to which they through
aS- The Once is open from halfpast o'clock, a. M
TO o'clock, p. n daily, except Sunday, and on tina
DAY Is open from haifpast TO ten, M. and from
f9Esa a3f -sf shfa3 tHf ag8 Postmaster
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BALTIMORE PIANO FORTE MANDATORY.
ELAsTICx UNIVERSAL TOUCH.

WISE BROTHER, Manufacturers of B0udoiy, Grand,
and Square qnos, request those who would be assured
of first class Piano. one that ladies perform
With the greatest possible that the
be instantly adjusted to the strength of the
gers and movement of music, that will stand in
'ert tune, that the tone viii not become shri and
ntng, that Is chaste Of style and elegantly up
straight and regular curve lines, that will last ageto
give them call The ancient standing Of the Baltimore
the first order of artistic taste and science CONCEDED at
the most CRITICAL have been fully anticipated Their
recently finished Grand Piano. infinitely reviewed by the
most accomplished civil engineers and master artists has
been denominated truly Grand Piano. also, that their
late Boudo for STYLE power and compass of one is not
surpassed If equaled In the world. Friends and GUS
toners, please stop in and examine for yourselves
j. J. WISE a BROTHER,
No. 81 Hanover street, Baltimore.
Elastic because the keys their quiescent place
in time equal to the dsplacing UNIVERSAL because the
instrument may be instantly altered to degree
hard, soft touch that ten thousand per-
formers, all different may each find the touch they pre-
fer. .rr 24-u
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NOTICE.
NOTICE. t,vv ys.
: Ia

BALTIMORE And pAShHNGTON R4LR04D. \
ON and after WEDNESDAY next 9th instant, the sta
ton on Pennsylvania avenue will be vacated, and
the new New Jersey avenue occupied. III fissi
The Passenger trains will leave the latter commencing
at p. m, usual, at and and p daily,
cept Sunday, when but two trains run, viz, at
and p. -
In making this change the undersigned desires to call
attention the rules Of the Company in regard to the
reception and delivery Of merchandise: II
list Shippers reminded, that in all cases bill with
full directions should accompany the goods.
This is for the protection of both parties, and unless
complied with the goods cannot be received. II 81
I'd Consignees notified that all merchandise must
be removed the day upon which 1t is received
the Company hold itself responsible for any thing
left in its house during the night.
The hours for reception and delivery Of merchandise
from a. IN. till 4 D. m.
undersigned takes occasion remark that these
regulations but he has been compelled to call at
tention TO them from their frequent violations which has
caused much and serious Inconvenience.
ap 7-d2w 7. III. PARSONS, Agent.
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MORE HOME EVIDENCE.

HNHE TESTIMONY OF ONE OF OUR LAWYERS
il MIR. JAS. u. HAMILT0N-DEAR SIN; Although the
number and responsibility Of the testimonials of which
you already In possession to the efficacy Of
Medicine 1.-THE GREAT VA. REMEDY" in the diseases
which it is designed to cure sufficient in my opinion,
to establish Its regulations and for it such patronage
will adequately reward you for the discovery
Unable Medicine-yet the great beneft which have
Witnessed from its employment in the Of several
friends to whom had recommended 1t, constrain me to
contribute for such use you may think proper TO make
Of IT. this formal acknowledgement OF it, sanitary virtues
~ owa c.ss q long dnrstion, ana very
destruction OF tho digestive functions great debility
vousness, emaciaton, ana impaired appette, with pain
and burning sensation In the left side Of the chest palp
iDn OF the heart vertigo and congestion in the head
many other symptoms indicative of the worst type Of
hedisease by the Of three four bottles Of your pre-
paraton been entirely relieved The cases Of my friends
In which your Medicine taken Dyspepsia Chso
mic Hcadache and Sore Throat in all Of which II proved
efcacous after tho trial Of vast number Of other rome
dies without benefit Your medicine Is pleasant to the
taste cordial and in my experience corrects all de-
rangement Of the stomach restores the wasted eneebed
energies of the digestive organs and impar strength and
termination to the whole system.
H4g z. A..s Very respectfully, yours &C.,
Ify j. HOWARD, GRIFFITH,
nr Marshall Buildings,
Eteh Baltimore, Aug. oath, 1850.
L For sale, In large mail quantities. by the Proprietor,
tor by those buying 1t to sell again, E
100 Once Of the Proprietor, 900 N. GAY ST.
mar A- $1,000. s .s Baltimore, Md.