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United States Circuit Court
Before Hon. Judge Ingersou.
CRUELTY AT sEA--sNrnScH

Arsn 2-william Ennis, mats Of the ship John j.
Boyd, convicted Of cruel and unusual punishment on
seaman known "Duichey was called up for sentence
The Judge said thai Congress hsd passed Law for The
protection Of ocers OF vessels from vioeocs Of their
at sea- and that Law also gave e protection
70 ire sailor from III eatmest By their superors The
ury had rendered verdict OF guilty and the Court con
CURED In that verdict II appears that the sailor
sichly man that he had been III treated and logged with
thh rope By the prisoner through malice, and died sub
seausny although the prisoner Wa not tried for csosing
his death be convicted OF the cruel and malicious
punishment The Court sentenced ne prisoner 70 tvo
years irsrrson snt and 70 Say ane Of $50 Ennis pro
tested bis nnccence and sad that some OF the witnesses
svv~s falsely, and that be had 90 malice against
"Duiehey," but bad frelnsnty heiriendd hin
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Naval Intelligence.

TIE crew Of the United states slOop Of war Evsut,
lately gone out OF commission a. the ChNiessowL Navy
Yard, were paid OF on the 10th inst The Marine guard
have leave OF aheence for ten dsys al the expiration OF
which tine they 70 report for duty At deroai naval
stations In the United states.
Lieutenant Ed~ard A. Barnet, OF The Brooklyn Navy
Yard, IL IN temporary command Of the tinted St,,ee
steamer Susquehanns during the time she riding out
Der quarantine at the lover bay.
Tbe letter beg for the Fast India squadron will not esvs
the Library and Institute al the Boston Navy Yard before
The 9Th met " viii be forwarded By the stOrcsh p
Alfred Hi to Hong Kong.
ANAL United States sidevhee steamer psssed High
land Light on The 2A ips, Il PROBABLY the Uatei
states steamer Water Witch, from wsshn ton, n G., via
Norfolk and New York, with Q cargo OF ammunition.
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KMmu-Fxsros Or yhursosy. April %, By the Rev.
UrAh ssrvin, WuI-ss kInsKr, OF Cecar HI To MARI
x fpGos eldest dAuyhur o, Rcccrt Fertoc Esq OF
City.
SuI-GAs-HovxI.-Oc Tuesday evcLtog, Aptii 20, by
the hev Dr Coke, BAT<Sp sillsAs, Of New Orleans 20
susAS, youngest daughter a she joan Howeu, Of
thu City,
krircrD- BsuspAGs-in the Reformed Du,oh church.
OF Fifth and f~eoty n:ta street Ssur
Day Asrn "a by Rev Dr Vormiiy-s DAVID : kClyosS
10 CAKGS l., daughter a James II Brrndage.
ONnI-uxsNr - o. We n.sdAy Aprli Il, In tbs Church
Of 81 Frances, by he Rev tstnsr Dosvryrs CsAExs z.
ONsA W EIzsaxTH. secobc daughter Of Charlie Ca
Uterine Denmy, botn Of this CITY
Philadelphia papers please copy.
Russx&-LA Ns1n On Ius@osT, Apr, 20, ~ the Row
u. r. Warren, J.. RJsazK 70 Mrs Assn oA4g1ier of y.
La Cote, OF MoQ Haven.
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SpIlrg rtsdieanes TN as- who nS- Snhject
70 scss Than when the genial rfu-acss
~ trriDg TeAg TIE sys'.m h.r hrLciog vtrtsv ~
Inquiries In sprng removed attain htgt sts~S ~
peoefso"on resulting ofteo hpszs Aaf other fsnS-r
Gus nsfnmSory dis leaih the bocy GAIA
ioc vegesb't teaIsius hKAsl hE1 ~ Vegetables trt
vcsA Ills purity and invigorse the blood and their good
enrcb are evident rstng entirely oStrno
ctot Vegetables they d not ehpoS- hre who hem TO
canger They csy md s-feis sdinisreo fem srs,
10 infancy youth ami 81 old sga lhs exrerenrs of
sfVers Reuerstns kas heir
too "a neral medicre for purifying the blood Pr'r oil
pa! ohe1 fs Canal steee brsIdIeh kGains sod also Al
w Bowery and Al hudson I3 laird avenue IT'S
Fulton sreet srocSlyn, and ia souh rish sses williams
burg. Price - cenis nox
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NV YoRS H1rrn--The following IL the vcek'y 70
port Of tho above institution 10 April 90 1858 KEENAN,
Ing Apcl H. 2z5 admitted TO Aprl g. 80 disohs-go
cured or relieved 3t died, g. remaining 81 date 22S.
Males, 1es; females, 80.
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New Fashions III Gonulomcn's Furnistsing
goods b. evry steamer .. daEErs sat aac '4iaisSns
store No. As.cr House
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CriaadOro's Bah Dye, Wigs AID TOuPees-
The beet In the world Wholesale rs.A Nad as dye Pm
vAiely applied, At No. s Asaor House
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You Can SEND Y"uI Ls1rnsss IN n Letter 60
freDds In pat OF tbe world Miniatures pr,os
only hfty ceotS HI r1Ek gA..sry, AS Bt'Ind ssy.
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The VOICE. Bso~n'. Bronchial TrOc hes, ("
cough aud lor nses, tie y1t1e which com
nends them particularly To and cuoe sps.6es soe
By all druggsa
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I,osin, Br~oks a Non have on hand all the
various styles q too-s s<oes md ssies~ Is Fu.oo ss
o. ~ ALL OburtA
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Bstcnelox's HAIR Dye, Wigs ard Toupess.--
ffe best world rpkssng ~ Sod Aad applied
~ ~ nanvfacory - Broadway
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Chick svina & Sons " III Remove their Piano
for;e wsreScoms ue Isl OF Nay Broadway
~ .nflhs
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Cordial Co&nac Busers Immediately RE
hevts cikIrfoa end ~ liDuA sfElsFHl.D
sole I'm porter, 70 NASSAU greet New YORK
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DKEL.IN ZEPHYR WOOL.
- Loubie zephyr.
pitsepdyr.
Sae<lAs1 ~coL
Also csnvsss, patterns oheeries,
kmbr olderes, besds 40
Pr sale ct
kOHJSarT RROW.
"A IoS.
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DRATHs.


Btrtn.
BSrmIn cineirnaa o. srissy AP-si IS, .bs wfo ef A.
]. auN OF A
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Use "CoslaI's" Exsssmiuascrs for Rats,
rosctes tetbugs ants ard all vermin Also "CostAss
eeoutc powder. tor insects &C bepot 3S8 Br1siwsy
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A Permanent Reduction
In fashionable custom tailoring
=. DERBY A COMPANY,
Importing tsilorr
- 81 Waller street., Ner YORK

bFkITAI NOTICk
Having completed srrsnsemens srcad for the intro
duocn 81 all desr able noyeles q genemens dress direct
the manufacturers gland France throughout
each sexsnn, We enabled 70 and sintsin our
well Known quality and style Of clothing the following I'm
nense reduction rom our former prices, viz
Coa'e for semi toilet from ts
Street trovsers fine quality, from ..........
Prize. vary ing according 70 style make and 81 our
usual liberal credit
NB-Qur show rooms are -pacious and veil lighted suit
able for he dwrsy " sok which shall always be se
lec and complete II IN also de'erinaiOn mstnis
the repusuon We have the good fortune 70 enjoy snd
continue 70 mshc Nssbsbmeni the res OF ha veA
dressed gentlemen Of he present dsy.
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Diay1b~r, Ague, Fever, Bile, - I'm fne<tiste
rele'. by using sTki FkiDs Cosaso onios 70
.rr@t ne
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ur. IT.. - ., C,- - MT,
o H-hou "" SSA~ sO~' ~'
sneI 70 pAcs O. ofvwo HrpOu. ~ esax .ae 49, oI "a
lonhs zoe grown OF tne nAr ~ usng oo,tie on ~uSon
Sa'n' so4d Only ~ mo drug store So "rAna "Geo~
Queru'S Cod Liver Oh Jel1y-ApProved ~
49, M me mNny nnsaaSes possessed ~ 'as
aeu sos 10 49, ~, ~ me-, ~ ApprU. - .s
or or a.ts w he ,hs 80. 80 ~ - =. -.
III OF ExU ser,s, asi ,is,., .,,se, ;n,sr,o.
Peafoid, Gay 4 Co No FLETCHER s.-eet
-----.-- ----
MA ~.O
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BrNndrrth'H P1llA-UO Gown Office at Mr.
q. kPbELs drug and ch.mcxl stoee corasl OF hixki
avenue ard rweoiy eishtt 81 eet
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I"i,.wny's Pills and ONT

Radical Cure IT, U.s, SopShOrters, Banda gee,
slAsuc stocxiss4 40 at MARSH 20 H. No yes.g stress
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ID. fianco SalAsn arisisr Snfes-Wtth Patent
powder o. locks nd lsO fire burglar
proof pArior sAfes D-J ~ Pear! street
kOsrRT M PATRICK
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f.ORNa BCNIoNS, NAILS PKNErKArTua YHD
ne.h ex<Aosed 9Th at PAIN 20 hAl he bso< 10
rmed'Aoy After the opersoa without ths Issak
seoea 70 mo 9.ueuk By Dr 1AOaARIx ssrxoos OArope4
bt 100 BroAauay.
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Tho Haar-YOu Can Color Tour Hair
either @ BLACK Or erowo without dyeax the .kn or n
hair coorer. Only "a bottle Applied like wAtes. No
sain. sold only al tho drug store, S6 trAut streot
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10 have handsome retiring rooms, with a separate
entrance and staircase in Hart street on the &c
principle in the late building designed by AlbanO.
As regards the pit about thrceffths of IL will be
laid out in stalls with ample room for passing to
and fro without ncon,e nience; and there are TO
be eleven Of rather more than two feet each IN
breadth, these will accommodate about three hun
drcd persons; added 20 which there are 70 be ten
rows % open pit septs behind, calculated to hold
about four hundred more; 40 that he entire pit,
with its passages will not contain above eight hun
bred spectators II will he seen, therefore that the
enterprising Mr.. Dye, heavy as his stake is in the
success Of the concern - resolved that no consider
alton OF gain shall interfere with Just regard for
the personal comfort Of those who give him their
patronage. The same remarks will apply 70 the
amphthestre above the boxes which Is 70 he sepa
rated into spacious stalls, all enjoying a perfect
view both Of the stage and house. Above aud be
hind this again, IL to be dec gallery with twelve
rows Of seats, all commanding good view. The
two together are TO accommodate six hundred per
sons: and thus the entire house, gnccnt ~ u IL
to be, will net during the regular opera SO "a &C
Commodste more than 1900 specti.ors, or about as
many as her Majcstys, in the Haymarket but then
the elegance. the comfort, the drawing room ease
which Is TO attend the new arrangement will make
visit to the opera q very different affair altogether
TO what il has been hitherto II should be added
moreover that a saloon or crush-room OF noble d
mensons IL to be constructed eighty feet long ~
thirty broad, with corresponding height, that VIII
communicate by corridors and staircases with all
the boxes; besides which there will be access for
the vsiters 10 promenade in the illuminated ! raj
conservatory contiguous TO the theatre, and intend
ed 10 form new portion OF Covert Garden Market.
On no score then, IL any room LETT for complaint ~
regards the ampleness Of accommodation provided;
for when all that IL planned has been realized, there
will be liberslity even to profuson.
Such il A general view of the house and its pros.
pecthe capabilltee As regards the appearance of
the interior there can be no doubt that u viii be
most splendid. The dome shaped roof with gilded
trelli~ed openings for ventilation, supported appa'
rently by -four magnificent pilassers, dividing the
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sVctt, bciwecp Lawrence street and Tenth avenue
RELtsP PROM FRAUDULENT ASSESSMENTS.
An act N relation 10 frauds In assessments for Local
improvements IN the cities % Ne~ York aud Brooklyn
sve. any Juoge Of the supreme Court power W vacss
an assessment and cease the lien upon property
tvoa investg atoD After notice 70 the Corporation
Oouasci snail appear that an alleged fraud irregua
rty in assessment has been Committed Tho person 10
change OF the list required 10 al pro
ceeinx n CO such assessment upon certificate OF tho
Judge that such irregularities have been proven
aud just assessment upon IN" property be msdc ~
te erpense OF the city The Complainant In al we'd 70
embrace proceeding all tue Assessments IN which
he n Interested.
PAYMENT ov rnE SUBDIVISIONS AND coMaos cous.
Gil or 1857.
The Common Council Of 1891 are entitled by act
passed 10 paynen, OF $3.50 each for os services Tor
the 1877 Tue supervisors OF that ear are seclsred
emitted 10 payment at the rate PAID TO Supervisors IN
other count Is
A rRsE BRIDak AND INPR0yEMEsr ron rHn HARLEM
RivkR
TIC city authorities aud Supervisors OF ives chester
county are directed build free bridge s,ross the Hw
Ten river from between the examinations OF seventh aud
Eeb,o avenues 70 the road esding 70 Maoomos psm.
-o commissoners appointed to have charge OF the
bridge and the Supervisors sre authorized to al
oes and appoint SUCCESSORS every three years Macombs
Dem N % be removed and the river made navgsble at
rsrs TIE sum Of fifteen thousand dollars TO defrsy the
expenses. Tue brjge vs. 10 have turn table opening
travelling expenses, and give bonds fo< tho faithful dis
charge OF their dutiee
SAVINGS BANKS
I. g made nlesh Tor esoks banking institutions and
o, 10 receive deposits such Another Law repeats ths
socuou Of the act Of 1853 far relates 70 savlne
banks In New York, Buffalo and Kings county Ash
prevented them from paying salaries 10 their pr ssSeul
rc.y are nov allowed - pay them they choose but
hen paid thoy required W devote ali their time 70
ee duties o. the position The savings banks are also by
ahis Az prohibited from depos.ng any bank OF issue
more than twenty cent cf their deposh; apc
eOpOsiiirs IN Ac gresase more thn 800 ooo each
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Prot. Edward Hitchcock read a synopsis of
the technology of New England. He spoke of a
belt in the valley of the Connecticut river and
of the tracks of animals there found The belt
is from half mile to two miles wide and ninety
miles long, and the tracks have been found in
thirty-eight places. lie demonstrated by mum
Der of drawings, and exhibited several specimens
of the stone containing the tracks. He presented
fine specimens of animal tracks and thirty varieties
OF tracks OF birds. Some of which measured Is
lnnhes in length and over one foot in breadth He
also called Is varieties of lizards The whole num-
Der of species discovered was 49, none of which
belong to any animal now in existence. OF those
90 were quadrupeds and Is species had more than
four feet 81 bipeds besides others of less conse-
quence.
Prof. Hitchcock read paper from Dr. Francis
Moore, descriptive of the coal beds near Fort Bek-
nap in Texas, with the subjacent and superincum-
bent strata and the discovery of fusulina limestone
there.
Mr. E. b. Hunt read paper on the geological
structure of Key West, and on a species of fcti-
tious fossils Astounding there. The fossils, of
which he exhibited a number of specimens a
part OF which 1T was found, on trial, served the
same purpose as lime, while others were sufli-
GENTLY hard to admit of polish In some of the
lagoons where the rock is found were ponds of wa
ter, some of which is of pink and others of a
whitlsh tint The water becomes like thick Jelly,
and drying breaks up into kind of resnous arti-
Gle.
The secretary read contribution to the ceologi-
cal chronology of the southern Alleghanies, from
Several other papers were called but the authors
not appearing the section adjourned until 10 o'clock
this morning.
The names of the following additional members
were registered to-day:
5. 5. Haldeman, Pa.
Alfred Morrison, Camden, n. J..
franklin Townsend, Albany
l.. &. LOomis, President Wilmington COLLEGE
Robert kenncott N. w. University, III.
Prof. John II. Ranch, Iowa.
Thomas D. Baird, BALTIC. High School,
DIR. j. E. Marsh, Chicago.
Baron Ostendacken, Secretary Russian Legation
Washington.
b. I. Harrison, Conn.
F. A. Caukling, New York
Prof. n. B. Webster, Portsmouth, Va.
DR.. Jno. Mccall, Utica NY
Rev. j. w. X. Handy, Portsmouth, Va.
F y Mol, lbany
DIR. Sllas L.. Loomis, washington.
Jno. TORY, u. S. Assay office, N. Y
Jno Il. Gavitt, Albany.
Capt. I. J. Lee, Md.
VIM. III. Young, Baltimore.
Prof. Jas. Hail. Albany.
Prof. Ed. 7. Fustoe, Washington.
B. Severson, Baltimore.
Prof. Henry d. Rogers, Boston.
VIM. Alternately, Conn.
Sam'l Sands, Baltimore.
}. Mauran, Providence, r. |.
Henry Barnard, Hartford Conn
Prof. A. Litton, st. Louis.
Prof p. II. Austen, Baltimore
DR.. Thos Hamilton, Rochester
J. c. Delano, New Bedford, Mass
J. T. Gulick Mass.
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added their beauty and fragrance to the scene whilst six
nugat baskets of the artistic structure made of su
gar laden with CONNECTIONS, occupied appropriate positions
Not content with the general outline of his SUBJ
Ject thus presented Jenkyns silly slips into his
pocket another bill of fare which he saws, sswas
served up by Jakes, this time, not ''the renown-
ed, but ''the inimitable" The 'sbattallion Of
walters whom that distinguished functionary
marshalled into action at the Mayors levee, APP
pear, however, to have been dispensed with on the
present occasion, and Jakes was merely attended
by an efficient staff of accomplished aids Still,
the whole affair appears to have passed off very
well, and in spite of Jenkyns efforts to make il
ridiculous, was, we doubt not exceedingly credit
able in all respects to the learned Society by whom
the entertainment was given. Hoping that Jen-
kyns will experience no i'll effects from the late
hours he is keeping and the suppers he is
obliged to eat, and that he will not oct into
dissipated habits we bid him an affectionate
ddae~ assuring him that for twelvemonth past,
we have read nothing half so amusing as are his
recent contributions to the columns of the A,neri
can, which journal, we trust, he will always con-
t'nue to keep thoroughly posted with regard to
social festivities, cuisine, art, and arisocracy', in
Baltimore.
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The Cincinnati and Covington bridge project is
about falling through. The pier constructed for it
is likely to prove standing monument to the blast
ed hopes of the over sangnne managers of the cor
poration.
Hon. A. o. p. Nicholson, U. s. Senator elect from
Tennessee, passed through Petersburg Va, Tues
day, en- route for Washington.
Rev. B. T. Sewell, missionary at PHILADELPHIA,
was set upon by gang of rowdles on Sunday, and
shamefuy beaten
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JoHNsoN's SEWING MACHINE.
PRICE 500 $40, and $50
For BEAUTY and durability of stitch, finish and design
is not ercetied by any other MACHINE
GIBBS SEWING MACHINE,
PRICE SIS, $23, and s25
The above MACHINES are SPEEDY in their MOVE
MENT and make strong elastic stitch that viii mot
rip or break if every fifth stitch is cut
salesroom, No 80 BALTIMORE ST.
apl9tf IN CHASE ,.t
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Nj A II. II. | FL

On the 10Th ultfmo, by the Rev. Dr. Backus WILLIAM
BLANCHARD to Miss LYDIA c., daughter of the late
VIM +. Turner
On the 9th utimo, by Rev. G. H. Day, JAMES S.
BROWN to Miss MARY TISTLE all of this city
In Eldersbury Carroll county the 2Sth uIt by Rev
T. W. Simpson, WILLIAM PHILLIPS to ISABELLA
CLARKE
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NINTH & BURNETTfS
GUNS!! GUNS!!I

" THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF
GUNS, RIFLES, PISTOLS, AND SPORTING APPARA.
TUS IN BALTIMORE
Guns suitable for Deer Duck Turkey Squirrel and all
Bird Shooting Rifles of all sizes and patterns Colts At
my Navy and Pocket Pistols; Warmers Aliens and 9th
er make of Pistols Powder Fasks Shot Pouches Cams
Bags, Caps, Powder Shot Balls &C. in fact All Snnrtipg
"o'u' III V Go gTea.fS1 n variety Having received
VI the highest honors of the Maryland Institute spe
cmens OF his OWN MAKE of Guns he aatters himself
by prompt personal attention. to give satisfaction all
and they may rely getting good article.
NO. 81 CALVERT STREET, and 81 CHEAPsIDE.
ALEXANDER MCCOMAS, GUNMAKER
Established 1873 mr6 :}m
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Gl FITS! GIFTS!! GIFTSti
GIFTS. GIFTS GIFTS
GIFTS GIFTS. GIFTS
GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS
GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS.
GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS
GIFTS GIFTS GIFTS
GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS
GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS
GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS
GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS
GIFTS. GIFTS GIFTS
At the GRAND GIFT BOOK SALE, No. Al Baltim
street, corner of Frederick.
mr-2odu EVANS & HOYT
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Established 1913
n II -
FOODS DEALERS, MLLINERs, HAT.

II M D V A L.
~ TO STRAW GOODS DEALERS, MILlINERS, HAT
TIERS, and the PUBLIC.
RICHARD HILL
Respectfully to his friends and the public
that he has removed his WHOLESALE AND
RETAIL STRAW HAT MANDATORY from No. Is
McCleIIan's alley to his and commodious Factory
corner of SHARP and GERMAN STREETS where he has
annie facilities carrying the above business in all
its various branches including BLEACHING, PRESSING
and DYEING BONNETS and HATS of all descriptions
b Constantly hand a full assortment of fashion
able BONNET FRAMES, CROWNS. sc. mrl6,3m
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From the 81, Louis Commercial Listl
gg- 1t does not dye, but gives life, health. and
beauty to the decaying falling, dead restoring as II
by magic, that which supposed rrevocaby lost
Heads nearly bald and others nearly white are daily he
ing changed to their pristine beauty faces covered
with pimpes rendered smooth an infants and
blushing as rose all by the of Prof Woods Hair Re
storative
CAUTIoN.-Beware of worthless limitations as several
are already in the market called by different names Use
unless the words professor Woods's Hair Restor
tive, Depot St Louis Mo-, and New York are blown in
the bottle Sold by all Druggists and Patent NJ dcine
Dealers Also by all Fancy and Toilet Goods Dealers in
the United States and Canadas and by
JOHN c. GIVEN, Chinaman's Tea Store
ape 81 and SO Baltimore street
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|. M. SINGER &. Co.'S.
IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES
THE BEST EVER OFFERED FOR FAMILIES AND
MANUFACTURING.
SoUfHERS SALES AND EXHIBITION ROOMS
los BALTIMORE STREET
~ 10 Clergymen of all denominations and Sewing
societies. ATTACHED TO Churches offer our Family Ma
chine at half price ~
.o,.. W. E. FREDERICK,
Aren't
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ID | L ID

DIED,
On the 10Th utmo ELIZA MURDOCH in the 55th
| year of her age.
On the 18th utimo ELIZABETH, aged II years reIict
OF Capt Richard Bishop.
On the 18th ultimo, VIM. N. DORSEY in the 10th wear
af his age. wa '
On the 18th ultimo, WILLIAM F. aged year months
and q days, youngest of William f. and Susanpah
| Walters "
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WIN. ROBINSON,

w Nos. 4 and HOLLINGSWOPTY SIT
Keeps constantly hand andfor sale at the
rates, PERUVIAN, MEXICAN and other GUANOS Of the
best qualities, BoNE-DUST, SUPERPHOSPHATE OF
LIME &c, &c.
Also best quality Wood Burnt Lime for building pur.
poses. This Lime is manufactured my own auarres,
and purchasers may rely getting No l article; CE-
MENT and CALClNED PLASTER of the best brands;
BRICKS, HAIR &c, &c. CORN OATS, RYE, CORN
MEAL, and all kinds ofMill Feed fe22
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GUIDES AND SHOULDERS.
~ 200 lhds Western and City Smoked
For sale by JOSEPH CARSON & CO.
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IL Bulk and Smoked Hams. Also Bagged Hams
For sale by JOSEPH CARSON & co
myl-tf Iipht straet
\ AGUAYRA COFFEE.
IL 400 Bags Choice White Lagrayra Coffee for sale NV
GEO. SLATER,
myl-u 10 Commerce street.
ENNGLISH DAIRY CHEESE.
- % Boxes Choice English Diry Cheese, small size
for family use, for sale by
GF0. SLATER,
myl-tf 10 Commerce straat