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BRANDRETH's PILLs.-The Weak, the Consump-
tlve Rheumatic, Costiye Bilious and Delicate, af
Yer some days use will find renewed strength and
life peryade every organ ofther frames. Every dose
makes the blood purer. The nerves commence in the
arteries and terminate in the veins. These pills. as
hrst effect, act upon the arterla blood increasing
the circulation, by which impurities are deposited IN
the veins, and they throw OFF snch collections into
Brandreth' s Pills, exPels them from the system.
When hrst used, the pills may occasion gripping and
borne with for the good to come afterwards No
great good Is often achieved without some troubIe
cry OF health, Those symptoms only occur where
the body has long struggled under load of impure.
tenacious huu1ofs. utive use for few DAYS
will satisfy the most unbeievlng of the great good
the pills are doing. The directions should be care
fully studied. IL understood and followed, health
and vigor will in n majority Of cases, be secured by
the use OF Brdndrsfhs Pslis. Il ,
reth Building New York by T.W. DYoTT Sons,
la north Second street, Philadelphia, and By medi
cine dealers generally. nov 2-tf
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Municipal Elections.

DETROIT, April 6-This city gives 300 Demo-
cratic majority for Judges of the Supreme Court
WIN TWO w ards to hear from. The returns from
the interior of the State are SCATTERING and show
that small vote has been polled.
NEW ORLEANS, April 6.-The whole American
city ticket was elected her TODAY The Ameri-
cans have also elected their District Judges The
democratic candidate for the Associate Supreme
Judge is probably elected.
PORTLAND, April THE municipal election
held to-day has resulted in the election ofthe Re
publican candidate for Mayor by 100 majority
Gil.
CINCINNATI, April IN. w Thomas, the cit
lzel's candidate for Mayor was elected at the mu-
nlciPal election held here yesterday.
ST. Louis, April 7.-Wimer, the characterization
candidate Tor Mayor, has been elected by 500
majority. Most Of the other candidates on tho
same ticket are also elected
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NEW CASH BARGAINS STORE.
" SeasonabIe Spring GOOD

bhO. w.,
40 Bridge street, Georgetown, ID. c., one door
above Messrs. English Sons Hardware Establish
ment, d. c., has Just received very large assOrt-
ment of Spring Goods, which they purchased for
cash at Boston and New York from Manufacturers
vited.
Adopting the cash system, no extra profit will be
placed upon goods to make for bad debts so they
are enabled to offer them lower than any other store
in this vicinity.
The following goods are offered, and to which
large additions will soon be made:
DE LANES, IN cts and upwards Silks, Brilliants;
American and English Prints from Ga to I21z cents;
ChIntz, plain De LANES, Debaiges 10 cents and up
wards Linen Table Damask, Table Cloths, Nap
kins, Cambria, plaid and striped Muslin from 10 cts
upward Jaconet, Nansook, Swiss, Lawns, Bareges,
Shawls, Scarfs, Hosiery, Kid Gloves, Irish Linens
Ali-Lnen Towels, Ga cts and upward; Sleeves, Sets,
Lace Wells, Linen Cambria and worked Handker-
Chiefs Bands, Inserting, Edge, Edging, Lace, Mits
from Ga cts. upward; Bonnet and Velvet Ribbons,
Ruches, Nets in silk, thread and cotton Silk Laces
black and white Dress Trimmings Parasols C pes,
Carpetlng, CassImeres, Linen DrIllings, Summer
Cloth.
Was also opened on Monday the 9Th instant in a
show room mp stairs, beautiful assortment Of fash
ionabe Boniets, Flats, Shakers, Mourning Silk
Grape Bonnets, and Millinery generally
ap4-SG WAT
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BY A. GREEN. Anctloneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE TWO-STO-
i RY FRAME HoUsEs.-By virtue Of a deed Of
trust dated the 5th day of December 1851, executed
by William $. Venabe and wife, duly recorded in
Lber j. A. :. No 81, foos l2l e. seq. of the land
records for Washington county IN the District of Co
lumba, and also by virtue of decree of the Circuit
Court of said District sitting IN Chancery, whereby
the undersigned was appointed trustee in the stead
and of the trustee named I'm said deed OF trust
the undersigned will on FRIDAY, the 9th day
of May, at 5s O'clock M, in front of the premises
proceed to sell at public auction To the highest bid
der, lot of ground numbered eight Isl in square
bered nine hundred and fifty -one 1851 with the i'm
provements thereon, which consists Of three two
story frame dwelling houses nearly new and well
built. The above lot fronts south between 9Th
and 10th streets east, in the city of Washington.
Terms of sale: One half cash, the balance In six
and twelve months, the purchaser to give his notes
for the deferred payments secured by deed oftrust
upon the premises.
If the terms of sale are not complied with within
five days from the day of sale the trustee reserves
the right to resell at the risk and costs of the de-
fauting purchase upon giving twenty days previous
notice, by advertisement, in some one or more news
papers, published in the city of Washington. All
conveyancing at the cost Of the purchaser:
X. III. LASKEY, Trustee.
an 6-Stawts A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
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BY JAS. C. MCGUIRE. Auctloneer.

BY JAS. C. MCGUIRE. Auctloneer.
VERY EXTENSIVE SALE BY CATALOGUE
ER1NG PIANO FORTE, ELEGANT CITY. MADE CABINET
FURNITURE, HANDSOME GILT-FRAME MIRRORS,
sfSfsEI AS GhF as a. 6
tyre and efsets Of The "Eb6st House, Situated on
street. between 18th and l4th streets, embracing
every VARIETY and style of Parlor and Chamber Fur
This extensive establishment embraces some
eighty hive parlors and chambers, which have been
fitted up in style uneqnaled in this city the Furni
tre all having been made at the best establishments
OF TINS city and ofvery superior style and finish. We
Elegant rosewood Louis quatorze seven-ootave Pr
anoforte, by Chckering
Elegant Erenoh-p plate gilt-fame mantel. pier, and
Handsome Oil Paintings, Pasteis, and French En-
, cravings in rich gilt frames
superior rosewood and walnut crimson plush-eoveT-
- ed French and tete-a-tete Sofas
Divan. arm, ladies' and parlor Chairs
Suite Of rosewood Parlor Furniture, finished in blue
and gold brocatele. comprising two tete a-tete
Suites Of handsome walnut figured damask covered
parl9r FnrnItnIe, consisting Of two Sofas, two
Handsome walnut Whatnots, EtagoTes, and Book
, stands, of various patterns
in rosewood, walnut sn and mahogany any sue 0O'S
Elegant bIocatslIe, damask: and lace Curtains
throughout the house, with gilt Cormce, Cords.
Rich French China vases, candeabras. and other
Superior Velvet, English. Brussels, and three-py
- Carpets throughou the house
Brussels and Venitian hall and stair Carpets
Splendid rosewood, walnut, and mahogany marble
top dressing Bureaus and Washstands. Ward
Jenny Lind and French Bedsteads
bles
Solid cherry Bedsteads, Wardrobes, and Wash
. stands OF superior make
Painted Wardrobes, Bedsteads, and Washstands
Superior curled hair Mattresses
Fine Feather Beds, Bolsters, and Pillows
Quilts; Comforts, Bedspreads, Sheeting, Bolster
French China maHfbled, and granite Toilet Sets
Rush and cane-seat Chairs, Rockers
Mahogany hair spring-sc Sofas. Rockers. arm and
side Chairs
Hair Cloth, rep and damask. covered Lounges
Marbe-top SldebOards and Beauets
Bookcases, Writing Desks, arm Chairs
Eight superior engraved heavy sllver-plated Tea
Silver-plated Casters. Walters, Tea and Coffee
Urns, Spoons and Forks
Superior Tia bic Cutlery, Fire Irons
Walnut and mahogany extension, breakfast, card.
Superior oak cane seat dining Chairs
French China and granite Dinner, Desert. and Tea
Crystal cut glass Decanters, Water Bottles, Cob
lots, Tumbers, and Wine Glasses
Block-tin Urns, Chatting Dishes, and Dish Covers
Radiator, open CRATE, and air-tight Stoves
Together with general assortment of every article
IN the Housekeeping line.
Terms: So and under, cash over that sum q Gre
dit of sixty and ninety days. for satisfactorily endor-
sed notes, bearing interest.
ALSO, AT FOUR O'clock on Tuesday the 2lst, in
front of the premises, handsome horse fam
NY Carnage, nearly new and built TO order by of
+. >. The House, which is probably one of the
best adapted for fashionable boarding house ho-
tel IN the city, is for rent. Inquire on the premises
ap8-d ]. c. MCGUIRE, Auct.
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RkEGRAPHG NEWS.
FROM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
FOuR DAYS LATER FRoM EUROPE
Arrival Of the Canadian.

~
PORTLAND, April 2, night.-Tbe screw steam
ship Canadian, from Liverpool on the 18th March,
.,l at late hour this evening with -four days
., he cunard steamship Niagara arrived out on
ana Po,, and would sail on the esth for Halifax
s,I The British Parliament was dissolved ON the
ns,s,n Previous 20 the adjournment Lord Pal
Goysin reply TO Questions propounded 60 tho
return oe stated that no direct cvertures for the
NJ. Oh embassies had been received from Ma
pies but indirectly IA was asSed ,-he,hs, ar
he cons al political prisoners to la Plata would
diplomatic in,s, umeient to allow a resumption Of
6nHf.,o,ar in.e Icourse. The British Government
however, would not be SATISFIED ,.-,,h az. 49,.
em ag Oh her prisons by Naples, TO MI them
BILE on the Both Of April aie 's'"'ha-
The English pres generally speak favorable Of
the moderation Of Mr.. Buchanan,s inapgnr.I
FRAScE.-Letters from MarseilIeS' 1saS s.x
that in the case Of the American barL Adri,,ta
arrested in consequence OF her collision with an.
I.yonnais, the Captain demurred 10 the iuriSdIc
tiou Of the French Courts, and appealed TO an
American tribunal The objection was overruled
and the cause will be heard before the Tribunal
Of Commerce.
SPAIN.-Cadiz letters state that the forts OF
Vera Cruz fred on the boats Of the Spanish war
steamer Ferrolana, for which the captain had ID
mandsd an explanation. The letters say that the
Mexicans bosas they have the assistance pssiei-
ance OF the United States
RussIA-Having demanded an explanation OF
me r recent landing of three hundred Poles aud
Ii
pointed a commission Of enquiry.
| fkksA.-An armistice Of three months bsd
| sian forces.
| AGsIRIA.-Diplomaticr relations have been sus-
| pehded between Austria and Sardinia:
LATEST.
1 JAPAN-A British steamer had forced the mort
| al Wangasath, (of Nagasak) because she Isss
reused admission contrary TO treaty. tipulation.
/ communications were however made 10 the En-
peror who published an edct giving orders that
three ports should he opened but the crews Of
any foreign vessels are forbidden 70 penetrate into
the interior.
/ CHlNA.-The Chinese baker who was execnted
| for poisoning the bread at Hong Kong. stated
that he acted agreeably TO the orders Of The vice
| roy.
COMMERCIAL.
| The Liverpool cotton mar et was steady but
slow OF sale at unchanged prices. Sales of three
| DAYS IL 900 bales
| Breadstuffs were very dull. and all qualities
| considerably lower. Flour had declined f.
Western Canal 27s .a2ss., Philadelphia and Balti,
more MS .a29s. Wheat was ID lower; red IS Cd
| ass, white IS. I'd "a. Sd. Corn had declined Sd
| mixed 3Is.
The weather had been favorable for ayricultu-
| raj purposes.
provisions were generally unchanged and arm
Money was slightly easier. Consols fer money
| closed At 70 Dk and for accounts GO x q3k
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up 6-3tawts
FARM FOR SALE BY AUCTION:

II On MONDAY, the 18th A pr instant, at eleven
O'clock a. M, Of fair weather, If not the next fair
which the subscriber resides, and also the household
furniture, stock, and farming implements. Ii lies In
Alexandria county, Virginia. contains 81 acres, and
is situated near Balls Cross Roads, So miles from
the Georgetown Aqueduct, and SIX miles from Alex
andra and four from Washington. There are upon
IL a comfortable and well-arranged dwelling house,
containing six rooms, with front and back covered
portlcos, the former thirty eight by twelve feet
hands large and convenient barn, with sta0lng
for SIX horses and many cows, and an ample
cstern attached to the harm , root cellar under
the barn. hold two thousand bushels OF roots for
market or stock feeding ice house; spring house;
smoke house; corn house; stone market root
house. and store house. Also, a good dairy near
the homestead door; from fhe MEYER Yer failing spIng
of the occupants. There Is also on the place an
orchard of more than n thousand thrifty trees
of different paintings, consisting of the choicest
ard cherries and ounces At present fourteenacres
are seeded down to wheat and rye; SIX In timothy
yielding average of at least two tons per acre.
four in market garden four IN clover twelve rea-
i'm wood. of which there ample supply for ali the
purposes of the place. This farm has been cultivated
with care and is very productive. no pains having
been spared to render It tremuneratve and 10 make
ii complete I'm all Its appointments. For dairyman
and market garden farmer, or a nursery man. or for
the country residence ola person doing business in
either neghborlng city who prefers a place already
IN al Respects hghly improved II Is superior to any
Terms of sale One third cash on the delivery Of
the warrantee deed, and the balance equal install
ments at one, two, and three years credit, with IN
terest on the deferred pay ments which to be Sc
cured by deed of trust on the property. H.
For the furniture, stock, and implements, al SUITS
under $40, cash and all sums over Sp on SIcuh
OF nine months, the notes to be SATISFACTORILY Oh
aps w.D. WALLACE.
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By JAS. C. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALEOF VALUABLE HOUSE
Il AND LOT, on NORTH STREET, BETWEEN 2lsT
bearing date on the 9Th day of December, 1855, and
recorded In Liber A. 81 No. lO8; foos as OF seq,
the 9th day of April, 1857, at o'clock p. m, the
premises Lot No. L. in sqtare 81, fronting 66 feet
ii inches north + street, between Yst and I'D
streets west by 1876 feet Ia inches deep, with the i'm
provements, which consist Of well-bullt two-story
Frame Dwelling House.
The above property is situated i'm a pleasant and
rapidly improving part Of the city and offers favor
able opportunity to persons desiring residence to
invest.
Terms Of sale One-third, cash; the balance in 6
and y months for notes bearing interest from day of
sale, and secured by deed in trust the property,
and If not compiled with days after the sale the
property will be resold at the risk and pense of the
purchaser. All conveyanclng at the expense of the
purchaser. CHAS. s. WALLACE, Trustee.
ap 6-eo&d j, &, Mc(i IRE, Auct.
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THREE AT ONcE.-Three Premiums at One Err
hibitioH.-The great National Fair lust closed In
broty pes, photographs llfesize in oil, and Daxucr-
roetyp pes, three premiums-one for each brunch of
the art-maklng twenty-One medals and diplomas
awarded him IN America and Europe for his unrivnI-
ed productions the Photographic art the greatest
tutiOns TO any artist. Those who desire superior
piece OF ART at moderate prices, call at nehnrsts
GALLERY, Pennsylva avenue, below National Ho-
tel, Washington ID. c., No. 3A5 Baltimore street,
or at any OF his galleries various cities. ap 8-
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Id Ed.

On Tuesday, the 7th instant, Mrs. SARAH
BUTT, aged 90 years.
The friends and acquaintance of the family are
respectfully invited to attend her funeral from the
residence of her nephew, Richard Butt, Washington
county, ID. c. on Thursday, the 9th inst, at IL ock
q. IN.
On the 9th instant, JOSEPHINE T.. STONE,
aged y years the beloved W fe of Thomas Stone and
daughter of William J. Smith.
On the 9Th instant, ut clock a. m, SAMUEL
F., only son of John and Matilda G.. Locke, aged 4
years, 8 months, and days. -
His funeral will take place from SIS 7th street
north To morrow Thursday afternoon, at S1a o'ck
p. TO which the friends of the family cordially
inyited
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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer

GLASS JARS, COUNTER CASES, BOW
" WINDOWS AND BAKE HOUSE APPARATUs C.
AT AUCT!oN.-On WEDNESDAY, the 9th instant
shall sell, at the store and bakehouse, No. $751; on
Ninth street. between and Streets at O'Clock D
m, all the Glass Cases and Candy Jars and Store
in the bake house, viz:
Troughs, Pans, Moulds, Scales and Weights
Measures, Awning and Frame
Bow Window and Stoves.
Terms cash. A. GREEN.
2-eO Auctionaer
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By BARNARD 4 BUCKEY. Auctionee-. :

Dy DhhNAhD a BUCKLEY, Auctloneers. .
COMMISSIONERS SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
- an order of the Circuit Court of the District of
Couinba passed on the LIST day of April 1857 in the
matter OF the petition of the heirs Of William Phil
nps. late OF the county of Washington, deceased,
premises sell the real estate of which the said VIII
nam Philips died seized and possessed in the said
county, as follows: =
One Lot. with three Dwelling Houses upon it. in
ground. -
One other Lot in the same town, containing one
acre oil ground, with Stone Building on 1t.
parcel OF Land situated on the River road, about
hall mile above Tenally town, containing nineteen
and three quarter acres of ground highly improved
ana fronting on paved road.
Also, one undivided seventh part of the Real Es-
tate OF the late Theopus Robey consisting of about
a9uarter OF an acre of ground in Tenally town.
Ana sixty acres, parts of two tracts of Land
known as Dry Meadow" and "the Vale," situated
about mile northeast of Tenally town, and upon
man public road, unimproved, and principally IN
The sale will begin at the late dwelling of the de-
ceased, IN Iena town, about 10 O'clock
Terms OF sale: One-ffth, cash the residue in
Tour equal payments of g. II, 49, and "a months, bear
ing interest, and to be secured by the bonds of the
purchasers with such additional security as may be
satisfactory to the commissioners.
Joshua PIERCE,
MOTLEY MORELAND,
JOHN f. CHAPPELL,
DAVID SHOEMAKER,
PIERCE SHOEMAKER,
y. B.-Any further information will be given by
calling on JAMES PHILLIPS, Tenay town, ID.
Z. BARNARD & BUCKLEY,
up B-2aw3w Auctioneers.
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Arrival of the Black Warrior.

NDw ORLEANS, April 6.-The Black Warrior
arrived to-day, bringing Havana dates to the Sd
Ihe Mexican question is still the general topic
OF conversation: Nothing further has been re
eeiyed. but othcial dispatches from Spain are
Tne stock Of sugar at Havana and Matanzas iS
two hundred and ten thousand boxes Pricescon.
Time firm al last quotations
Two Dutch Ships with seven hundred COLES
have arrived
Copious rains have fallen throughout the Is
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Connecticut Election.

HARTFORD, April 7.-Sufficient returns have
been received TO insure the election Of Alexander
HALEY, Republican. as Governor by a small ma
lorlty over Samuel lngham, Democrat Also the
balance OF the State ticket, as follows: Lieut.
Governor, Alfred Burnham; Secretary, O. II
Pratt Treasurer, F. Wildman; and Comptrol.
Ter, ". Lamb. The Congressional delegation
stands as follows: First district, Ezra CLARK,
republican; second do, Samuel Arnold, dem ,
third do, Sydney Dean, rep; fourth do, WIN
Bishop, dem. Clark and Dean are members OF
the present House. The result shows gain of
two democratic members of Congress
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Trial of the Rev. Mr.. KaIIoch.

BosTeN, April 6.-The result in the case of the
hev. MI. halloch will probably be reached
Tomorrow To-day Richard X. Dana, ESQ , :.
Nor counsel for the defence addressed the Jury
nearly three hours and a half. Mr.. Morse then
followed on the other side until the hour of adj
louInment. He will conclude his argument to-
morrow, when the will 90 to the iury Mr.
haiIoch, his wife, and several personal friends,
were present during the speeches Of counsel.
>, BosIoN, April The case Of the Rev Mr.
KallOch was given TO the jury TODAY. No yer
dict has yet been rendered
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Personal

80. Ex-President Tyler is in Norfolk, Va.
-. Hon. Robt T. Paine, of North Carolina,
declines reelection to Congress.
-. Durand, the accomplished editor of that
sterling art journal, The Crayon, is in this city
80. The politeSt gentleman we ever saw, on
passing sitting hen, said, alphabetically, don't
rise, madam. NORTH American Review.
-. Goold Brown, the celebrated writer upon
English grammar, died in Lynn on Tuesday, OF
disease Of the lungs, aged 66.
-. Gen. ID. b. Layne is a candidate for re-
election to the Senate from the counties Of ALLIE
ghany, Botetourt and Craig, Va.
.... John Savage, Esq the well known litera-
eTatuer Of Meagher's ''Irish News" and Col
imuel Colt, of Hartford, Conn, are at Willards'
in this city.
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By BONTZ & COoMBS. Auctioneers.

VNRUSTEE'S SALE OF A NEGRO GIRL
BY virtue of a deed Of trust to the subscriber,
bearing date the I'D day of December 1854, which is
Of record December 3oth 1854, in Liber J. A. 8, No.
80, folios $50 and ST. one of the land records for
Washington county, ID. C.,I shall sell on MONDAY,
the 18th instant, at at the Jail of Washington
county, ID. g, one likely Negro Girl named Nancy
aged about twenty years.
Terms cash, III bankable funds.
JOHN Y. DOM, Trustee,
ap 6-eodts BONTZ a COOMRS Auct
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IMPORTANT TO THE LABMs.-Dr. DnpoHeo's
Female PtHs.-The combination Of Ingredients in
the Pills are perfectly harmless. Their efficacy and
merits are based upon an extensive practice of over
strictly followed, they have never failed to correct
all Irregularities, relieve painful and difficult mem
SITUATION, particularly at the change of life. They
VIII cure the w hites, and remove all distractions
arising from cold, exposure any causes and may
be used successfully as Preventive. Call upon the
agent, and get q Circular for particulars free.
Prlce 81 per box, with full directions. Sold whole
sale and retail by CHAs SroTT, Druggist, Penn ave-
nue., SAMUEL b. WAITE, 58 Seventh street, Wash
lngton, d. c.: and r, s. T. CIssEI, Georgetown; to
whom all orders must be SENT and the Pills will be
one dollar.
Is forgery. je2-tf
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MARRIED,

In this city, on the 26th of March, by the Rev. F.
III. Richey, GEORGE n. HUNT, of New Jersey,
Maryland.
On Sunday. the 9Th April, by the Rev. Joseph
Aschwarden, RICHARD III. BARNET, ESD, of
Virginia. to Mrs. ELIZA l.. HASTINGS, of
Georgetown, ID. c.
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Fire and Loss of Life.

OswEeo, n. Y, April "a fire yesterday
morning, in the suburbs Of this city, DESTROYED a
dwelling occupied by French family, hamed
Pleonia. Three children, the oldest IL wears Of
aye, were burnt to death.
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The Ice i'm the Penobscot River.

BANGOR, Me, April 6.-The ice in the Penob-
scot river passed this city to-day, and is said 20
have gone clear below The opening Of navira-
tion is ten days earlier than last year
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Baltimore Markets

BALTIMORE, April s.-Flour is firm at IS -
for Howard street Small sales of red wheat a,
l35al3oc., and white al 1i5al53e Corn SSa6I cts
for damp to prime lots Of white and 6Oa63 cts for
good TO prime yellow
Whisky Is steady at 25xa26xc
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To SoyrHERN DEALKRs IN PERFuMERY.-Dris-
eofPS Balm Of One Thossaad Flowers, for the
compiexlo1In, teeth breath, &c. Price Is cents.
Is cents.
DriseoWs CIeossias Hair Dye, instantaneous
Dr,seolPs Hair .Coloriss Fxid, for changing
grey HAIR to It's original color without staining the
DriScoiPs Ponlade Philoeon1e. Price Is cents.
, Can be had at all iobbing houses and druggists in
Baltimore, and Of the Proprietor, d.. c. DRIscoLL,
~ and Sh Baltimore street, Baltimore, Md. .,
mar l6-eOlm p.