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DIS. HUNTER AND WILLIAMS, can be con-
suited their Office 52% North Charles street. from A.
NJ till P NJ by persons suffering from any affection
the Throat and Lungs s29-1m
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The GAINESVILLE (Tenn.) Jetersonian says the par
ties to the following marriage divorced, at the
suit of the husband, at the June term of the Dick
son County Court and the wife was granted So, 500
alimony. The parties have reviewed the case, and
again come together
Married-On Tuesday morning, the l4th ult., by
Adams, for the second time, all of Yellow Greek,
Dickson county, Tennessee.
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G. X. Quail,
Will introduce his FALL STYLE OF GENTS HATS
THIS DAY.
IN SHAPE 1T IS ENTIRELY NEW,
And will be to please all those who want
A FASHIONABLE HAT
In style and finish it cannot be excelled.
re- Also a fine selection of FANCY FURS for Ladies
and fancy CAPS for Children.
FASHIONABLE HAT EMPORIUM,
s27 3m No. 23S West Pratt street
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MR. n,,rv rvcu,NGEis published every mornin
INF DAlLn en-, nrice Two CENTS served in the city
at tweye and half week PayaS1ex 70 on
ers mailed to WEEKiY edition mailed to sub
rsers per
riaoy cash III and North Streets Baltimore
East corner oil oil addressed To THE DAILY EXCHANGE
Ral,;uora MARYLAND
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Arnustmfnts.
GRAND CONCERT

A NRAND CONCERI
~ OF
"BALIlMOKE SEXTETT ASSOCIATION"
(LEUTBECHER'sO
Under the direction of Prof AUREND
MONDAY EVENING NEXT, OcroBER II 1899
AT CARROLL HALL. 0i
PROGRAMME:
1.-Overture to "Don Giovanni. ..........,. Mozart
3.-Die Rosensteiner," Waltz. .......... Lanner
4.-Solo for Violonceo, Fantasia, Swiss Melo
dy Serv ais
5.-Overture to 'Semiramide" ............ Rossini
Duo for Violin and Viooncello. .Mahr and Ahrend
2-Recitative and Air from "Robert lie Diabe''
Meyerbeer
S-"Die Petersburger" Waltz. .,...... Lanner.
4-(al The begging Child. .Gumbert
vi ave MARIA ....-.......'... ocnuDeTth-
5-Oyerture to "Guleaume Telln. ....... Rossini
Inc Manager deems it unnecessary to enter riori in
to the merits of the Concert the artists composing the
Sextetto are too well known require any extra pun
ing such as is generally bestowed upon certain socaled
Artists" who occasionally visit city, and "se in
feror musical entertainments" an immoderate price
of admission.
Single Tickets, so cents three for Doar-to be had
at the Music Stores and the evening of the Concert at
the door of the Hall.
Concert to begin at s o'clock oS-3t
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DIED,
On the 5th instant, JOHN VIM. KALTENBACH, in the
43d year of his age.
On the 9Th instant, ISABELLA WILKINSON only child
of Charles H. and the late Sarah Rawlings, aged years
months and 10 days.
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COX Is now selling his Fall Style of HATS
made of the best material 100 Baltimore St. North side
one door above ST. Paul st.
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DIX. BAAkEE
TREATS ALL DISEASES FREE OF CHARGE.
DR. BAAKEE will also give special attention the fol-
lowing Coughs, Colds, Consumption Group nlu-
enza Asthma Bronchitis and all other diseases of the
Throat and Lungs He will devote particular
the treatment Of all skin diseases-Lumbago Scrofula
Rheumatism, (acute and chronic,) Neuralgia, PARALYSIS
Epilepsy, Dyspepsia Piles and air arrangements of the
Stomach Liver and Bowels; and also chronic Female
diseases Special attention will he given the treatment
of the EYE and EAR
Without the of the Knife Needle and he has con
stany on hand an excellent assortment of beautiful
tcal Eyes, an Tympanums. Ear Drums suitable for
either sex and all ages-inserted in five minutes.
DR. BAAKEE has made a discovery of a Fluid that
will produce perfect absorption the Cataract restore
perfect vision to ;he Eye without the knife Dr.
Baakee can produce thousand certificates of his perfect
success in curing Cancer old Sores Ulcers Fistula
Swengs or IumorS of every description and without the
use OF the knife Special arrangements he made with
DR. Baakee for the treatment of the last named diseases
they will require his constant advice and attention
DR. BAAKEE is of the skillful and celebrated
Surgeons and Physicians living. His fame is known
personally in nearly every principal city the world
All letters directed to Dr. Baakee enclosing one dollar
from any distance correctly stating the the dis
shall be promptly answered. and package of med
cine viii he sent by mail with full instructions for treat
ment All patients with chronic Tor od diseases can he
successfully treated by correspondence.
Office hours from A. NJ to P NJ
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A CA r ID .

A CA RID.
IA SIG. LOUIS STEFANONI brother of the celebrated
Prima Donna Siga Stefanoni, of the Italian Opera
ork and Havana; Pupil of the Royal Conservatory in
Iurn and Pupil of the Great RoSsin while at Bologna
pegs leave to offer his services the Ladies and Gentle
men of Baltimore as INSTRUCTOR OF VOCAL MUSIC,
lndare9e Chdntl according to the latest and most ar
proved European style. To those who win favor with
their patronage he guarantee rapid progress they
Will diligently apply themselves his instruction
Those who desire his services will please leave the' '
dress at either of the Music Stores
Reference: p,i
Mrs G. Dulany, DR. Cohen, J. F. fe"'
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JAS. w. GEDDEss

JAS. W. GODDESS,
No. go MULBERRY STREET, NEAR EUTAw.
METAL ROOFING,
HOUSE CUTTERS AND SCOUTING.
Also REPAIRING AND BUILDING HOT AIR FUR
NACES, LATR0BE STOVES. ocS-d1y
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AT CoUPLALD's, No. 40 BALTIMORE STREET.
GENTLEMEN's DRESS HATS.
THE! The REALLY NEW STYLE CABLE HAT!
The Cable Hat unsurpassed for its handsome STYLE
with all other Fall Styles of HATS that have intro
duced.
All kinds of Soft Hats and Caps
~ Observe the name and number ocS-2t.
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NoURsE & CowAN,
MERCHA MT TAIL RS
No. l NORTH CALVERT STREET
SGT Baltimore, Md.
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STEAM MARBLE WORKS,

DHENIX STEAM MARBLE NohNo'
Il ESTABLISHED 1870. orpEpTS
Persons ownp9 family lots in public cemeteries esq or pr
vate burial grounds respeSy h hest stock Of '
purchasing elsewhere, and eN3iin III DSTONES NC
Of the best Italian %n[Of fne eGw n@a
ana Tor sale AT the ee original designs and of chece
Selections de the and eeagq %
structures ID u.s. FOUNTAINS and other ornaments
GApES for Gardens Dwellings, Grave lots, con
stantly on ha""A ALEXANDER GADDRss, Proprietor,
Steam Marble Works
HFOIJNT VERNON CO.,
wi OFFICE, No "a LOMBARD STREET.
Manufacturers of
COTTON CANVAS.
ALSO
RAVENS DUCK, SEINE AND SEWING
sp30-tfr
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IMPORTERS
WINES, BRANDIES, GIN, SEGARS, &c.
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
ID DOMESTIC LIQUORS, CORD IALS, &C.
Cognac Rochelle Brandes Old Rye Whiskey, of differ
Pale and Dark. ent qualities
Holland Gin. German Tonic Btters
Jamaica x Santa Cruz Rum. Peach,
Scotch and Irish Whiskey. Cherry,
Madeira, sherry Port Lis Lavender pordi
bon, Malaga Champagne Raspberry, Di"n0le''
and Claret Wines. Blackberry,
Havana & Principe Segars. Ginger,
jy2e-tf Cordias, various qualities.
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cilbuhN " hUUSb,
Office, SO Lombard street, End door,
West of South 81.
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a GRICULTURAL FAIR PREMIUMS
IA-CANFIELD, BRO. 4 CO., have made extensive
preparations to fill orders for Premiums to be awarded at
the different agricultural Fairssuch as Silver PITCHERS,
Go6lets Walters Cups, Tumbers, Punch BOWLS &c
s30tfr
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SHIRTS! SHIRTS! SHIRTS!
MADE TO ORDER
RAYMO ND'S
SO WEST BALTIMORE STREET,
EQUAL TO ANY MADE ELSEWHERE
For $500
and $3.50
PERFECT FIT GUARANTEED
A great variety of
UNDER SHIRTS
Adapted to the fall trade.
BOYS SHIRTS,
OF all sizes.
SCARFS,
GLOVES,
HDKFs,
&c, &c,
of styles,
Embracing
every article
usually kept
first class
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS STORE,
s2l-3mr VERY Low PRICES.
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The Massachusetts State Board of Agriculture-
Gov. Banks, Chairman of the Board Hon. Mar
shall p. Wilder, of Boston; Judge Marston, of
Barnstabe; Maj. Gen. Sutton, of Salem; Secretary
Flint of Boston; Hon. John Brooks, of Worcester;
c. Atwater, Esq. of Springfield; B. V. French
ESQ. Of Braintree.-Riehmond Dispatch.
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IL BALTIMORE, October 9TH, S5s-DIyIDEND-A
sepiannual Dividend of FOUR PER CENT, has this day
BEN declared payable and after the 18th instant The
Bank pays the State tax. JAMES MOTT,
nca. =
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HARDWARE
Ill SCHAEFFER LONEY,
IMPORTERS
II AR D WARE, CUTLERY, GUNS,
NO. 3 HANOVER STREET,
NEAR BALTIMORE STREET,
jy1-f BALTIMORE.
rORNS, BUNIONS, NAILS PENETRA
" TING THE FLESH, extracted without pain so tina
the boot be Immediately without the least incon
venience, by DR. PAINTER,
Surgeon, Chiropodist,
iy91y Office No. q N Calvert street
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SoUlI 10 and IS Light street west side).
JACOB TABLER.
- MERCHANT TAILOR, AND
GENTLEMEN's
URNISHIN G E STABLISHMENT
No. NORTH EUTAW STREET,
OPPOSITE EUTAw House.
He has on hand choice stock of CLOTHS, CASSI-
hERES and VESTINGS, which he is prepared to make
lp to order in the fashionable STYLE that
= friends will favor him with share of patronage.
JACOB TABLER,
late of the house of Shpley, Howard Co.. No. 3O3 Bal
timore
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Salem B,rks CostArsl Adams Iona Dix and var
rem While, Whips in Tho Blight OF beh'h


Tss % ;ss' rts s' ss;i: .. as% ''
Home Ports.
yos; Brown Dss 40; Samuel r.sa;S Sas;s s al,
ss, E%sIs s's a1 %
fer do BOTH schr John Cashier Johnson Tor Sfork
Bs;sToS, Jan 4-tAdditonai,-Arr soas rrowosissc,
Ffs,S S. A FssSspA BAY Lawrsn Bsshsr
Se,hport; Fauiklin New York sSsaai for ~. brig
ESere n'p Hsrsns BALTIMORE Sriss Ame Car
sSsSn T Nsw YORK wsw
eeeeze ship Inez brig NorshmAn; seas Spring Box eofss
Coy ep barhs Susan Cisr* Elliot Hsysns Sus
n ss Hissrt Adam Mayo wilmington Nc Joseph
BBHLfiMoKE jan @1rr bark whestlans, nsspsaux Rio
Jsneo brss Rsbsr. kirkland Sosh srSssenss SIs
I oap Scsesns sshrs prscs srsco PR
gins Davis smith Weeks Chas ssSng LssGn and
steamship Locust Point, French NYOsk CID barks cAf.on
Maria Johnson Rio GrsSde marsa' brgs Josephus
shut 81 Thomas and market danes booae wi nsdSs
Mik IN ProSidence Sid Brig VIM Sobey, Booze west
HOLINESS HOLE, Jan ], pmArr schs Eureka erosion,
Jacksonville, Boston; Frank srmons NeMeoWo Tan
by Iysr Highland Chief Flying
.Nrr " bark jubilee Ross daraenss for orders schrs
Hale Friend and Bay State Clark ph a iof sos
NYoE nnrr EssHSgS Or
dSois Q Lccmr DO for csrnwas Ms ~ sSn Sen ps
adepha Lowell and W. nS Parker e. for T SySsn
Gregory Wallace. aoeiasa for Richond oneco smith
Ia s1s sas 1 New 3
NOT sail yesiefaay schrs chaiisnSe Eureka
CIV Dyer Mary fle,chsr Fas Fish HIGHLAND s Gh,sf
oI COw pei.vs.s wssr.r siaSna @ q w e; T.
Boston shrs aare WAGE Ms for BSs'Sn
p pc%ne s for Por!.mcHS Dyer SYors
Porand vnon Keller DO for Mschas ino@as Case" s
NYork Sid brig Albert Adams schrs Abbott swretce IN
Gregory oneco Fiavia, Ocean star Dyer, unon aud
afIArr brig Daniel Webster Williams, savannah for Bos
ton schrs Dunon Lowe, Nyork for Portland Harmony
Cia,hs Wiiev Boston for Tangier Golden fleece FAR
row Beverly for NYork; White Cloud, HAYES salem for
Daniel weSssr ;rs MaTs,s willie Ia, Pan11 Mr%Gny
bra a' Francis aswSins famsrne nsomsr Dunton
Emma latham VIII tie Cloud; ana Golden Fleece;
briggs Robertson Crowe Boston, Lamarne, Camden, Maine
schT Geo Tnle Adams; Key West. DO. ,.,.,.,..
washburn Powderhorn via Galveston briggs Ellen Barnard
spa s. s p Kate
George Chase STRAWBERRY Havana Br schr Dolphin Eoen
10Th AS-Arr steamship Mexico, Iawless Indianele via
Galveston; ships Hartley Howes LONDON; %% Nelson,
Genoa bark Caroline ElIems Elsms MOBILE ca steam Fam
sta Marisiany Baresone Brym ship Aentes S9rienhol
Ella Timer hS WYcf PARK "e'N'nAe" ''
Jan 10y ieD-Arr ships Ellen Stewart wambersie Hyre,
T9ssd sea2a snip Qgebee; bark Ann; 2t,h ships Co
wsS CD Brig S Ocean Tra1ele sareeat Ponae
Orleans; seir smith TuIte, Reed Provincetoxn ca s5P
wesmoreland Ocean, Noreans; parks Achilles, speteit
SrS u.s. aaas
@ Ne ! .eRr WAFER sa a
schr John jones sevenson Phisdeiphis p, ,,o.o y
yors Wss, Wind, Burnett, NYors NV
SALEM, Jan s-Arr schr Julia Franklin, Jewer, WORK.
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RICHARD MrpMAN.

Rachel Beny The lovely daSghicr Of one Of the rich
Cst merchants Of LONDON, having married George Hon
O her fathers clerks, during the old man. ao
IN India he his return dsnhered her. ana uis
charged George TIE latter being overwhelmed by DIS
appointment took b. drink and in few years became
habtua drunkard his wife supporting herself aud two
ChldfcD-Rchard, fno boy IN hs thirteenth year
and Mary, a sweet child Of six-by sehng, one aver
another the remnants OF her once cosby N"fooe anu
iowelry -,
on tic last day OF December Of the year in which our
story opens RJchei was without i9od, 1ght u hre anu
.Lat Y.Iy o. TIC Tspt mtsI ~ pad
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ssnas Of The Cabin in suppcrtcf the project BE would
also revive his 60 cher recoecops by referring 70 M
Jesons les~ RI 10 John W Erps in the volumes 81 his
coespoDderc (which volume do not at the sn
Yneneer. The letter written. think, IN the year
1915 cad relates to Gnxnce BY consulting tho meek he
wouF readily find the leter It will repay his sesreh
Ahe ctjonstely, your father, S0a1N TYLER.
10 JOHN Tyler SE., Washington City,
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LITERATURE.

CtECRET LOVE.
- The fountains smoke, and yet no flames they show
stars shine all nght, though undiscernd by day;
And trees do spring, yet are not seen 10 grow;
And shadows move, although they seem TO stay;
In winters woe rs buried summer bliss,
And love loves most when love most secret is.
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Spoken, &c.
ship Arkwrgh Of Portsmouih steering r. EgnaIscd
ship Quebec days from Soreans for Genoa Dec 30 Ia,
brs John Royu,on mot John Boston, hence foe Port au
Prince, Dec ie, LAT "a "a Ion 70
Foreign Ports.
ISis, i-n port bsrss MsheSessT cS.Ssy and Bass
B.Tsy Oct 2-In por, ship Southern Cross Ioves for
ss H s gS sE Ts. E. sad FS7 ,l
The Gals,ea returns TO Hong Kong according
cilegIIa Nov io-rn bort ships Shirley Allen for BON
,t JUG, o , cnsrs ,, ~ sov I9r we rognd
tossT,srsortr Dec i-sld brig O Berry, Race Psler
c.Rru,ers,, Dec iO-In port schr Ny Russell, Green
Eisrs, Nov lin per, brig Marshall Ayres from Boston
SaSoa Dec is-IS p9r' chip hsdqson Harry dsg
Legborn for Philadelphia rug; barss Edw Cohen Burgess
H,yRr, Dec ls-1n port ship Nah Thompson shannon
HGT1i Dec z-hrr brig velocipede D'Douan SYart
LteHoRs, Dec Esd bark John Henry Fletcher, sYork.
y port l2ih barb fremont Baier. diss.
hoNrEvtpto, Nov 4-ln port bark Lucis Nari Chcev
AZ DO Nov 2 ship Nsrausn whiirnore unc. barss New
light speehs for Rio Jsneiro dg Abers Grseory from
Bueso. AyIes INC Csrlota. Martin from Pensacola
oaksmiih dsssmih and Mary staples, staples. unc DC,
Antelope CLARK and Lsodes bradford csieais ''" '"p'
nsr,Iss De 2'sn por, bark toasa sogper unc, brgf
f6s1 ir Psisct Dec leIn por, schr. Freas Howell lar
rsbee for NYos ds Angler ioven. from boston arr is
Poses PR Dec 1,-In port schr Mohawk staple. from
for BALTIMORE Sid 18th schr Hills Gone.
ray Turks Islands. 10 load for NYork.
RIO JASEtRO, Nov 2In port shps jain sherman
frum Callao for Queenstown about 1Th. Morning aght
johnson from Philadelphia for rsna leakg found
the leak and would proceeds harks Parans
Nlork 9th ldg Creole Coffin, for Baltimore 40 iora
Mckee for Richmond via Pernanbuco. 18Th dse
than, Hudrius, from Richmond, arr 18Th do Rebecca,
0ae who died DAYS previous her arrival
10, 2h Huntington Bald in from Bsimore brig
W u Rrune, Knight for NOrleans 9Th, and others .
sd 18th brig JaponIcs sheldon WORK 10TH brig Execuve
EldrdEe, ~ Thomas I'm, bafks WinOna, Gallsnn Cork
Rover Van Sice Pesnarhuco hrig Torrent Montgomery
West Indies I9h, barb Archer Lewis 20, z2i sch Light
ming. Daniels. Rio Grande.
RioGa.s,r, Nov 5-tn port brew II Stewart, Bryant
from RO Janeiro for Europe lig; and others before
korIERnAx Dec lb-In p0t ship Hero stafford for New
York ldF, only vessel on The berth for tie Estates
souRAHAra, Oct SD ship Redgaunile Anirews Cowes
sAsAR.FG Oct 2tn port ship ksthsy, stodiard from
ssrFSt Nov ~ obacs da,eJ-sld bark Iamarne. rbomp
son. NYcrk
Jaeo Dec le-In port schr Henry Ne,cat Burton for
jamaica same day, seeking freiRit
slsTA MAErnl, Dec g-In port brig winthrop, Bearse
hence ~ days Just arr-ell we'll
TssIDAD, Dec lO-Arr schr sarah James Clark WORK
10 days
T,sfco, Dec iS-In por, schr Monte Crs,o for Nozzle
ncTt day.
ZS1ihaR Sep, Ain port barb Araha Walls from salem
abt I'D, unc Guide Very. from Nuscs for salem att
aVh
wsrDAH, Nov Ala port bark Nay Qgssa, Gollsnh, for
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VIRTUE Is BEAUTY

NIHIUE Is BEAUTY.
Hear, We fair daughters OF this happy land,
Whose radiant eyes the vanquish'd world command,
Virtue Is beauty; but when charms Of mind
With elegance Of on war form are joined;
when youth makes such bright objects still, more bright
And fortune gets them in the strongest light,
IT'S all OF Heav'n that we below may view,
And all but alteration is your due.
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sseamship Persia OBJ, Jaakins. IAveEvool-E Cunard
Steamship Moses Taylor, Mcoowsn, Aspinwai-M o 70
shie sasbound, Peterson Boston, Newton h Co.
Ship Independence Eustis New Orieans-N h Brigham.
Briss Vo,apt tBr, Aekand II Johns Nj Chas1arues
Brig p Sweet. Jewet, Mobile-N Brigham.
schr ROBIN, Wallace, Ponce PR-Thompsoa 4 Hunter.
schr Crystal Palace, Leighton Jscmel-Msyhew, Talbot
Sehr Medium tpr, Smith 1t Pterre-H q Donovan,
schr Eastern Light (Br), Chisholm, Halifax, MS Whit
SrSr icons Jamison Mobile-H Gunes Son Co.
Scbr Vail, Gray, Garden keys-Benner Deakc 90 .
schr Hawkins, Griffin, Chareston--AcCready, Mott
Scr Ny Rover Jackson Wilmington, NC-McCready, Mott
sehr Helene, Henderson, Wilmington, NC-Jonas Smith
Sleep Warren STANDARD, New Haven-Master.
Steamer Georges Greek, scudder, Baltimore
Steamer Chesapeake, Crowel. Portland
ARRIVED.
Steamship Star OF the South Lyon Savannah with mdse
and passengers 10 l. Mitcht.
BARK CAr,ssA Pssigrew Nsuyitss Dec "a with "oasses
Brig Celesina of Millbrdgc Dunbar Pence Pr 10 days.
Brig Pumas tof Boston, Grant Frankfort Me, Is days
with granite for Fort Delaware philadelphia Has expert
very I nor 10 hsm 'f Dec lat
g. spoke brig MAYHEM Harvey hence for bermuda 81,
salt Se and so @s skins, to joseph Foases sons
schr CT vsndervoort, Wicks Frsdercksourg Z days
sehr Tanis pspt Eamends, virgnia, days
Schr Hunley, Hammond, Baltimore, days
Schr Blackbrd, Weaver, Baltimore 3 days.
Schr Sarah l., Smith Brsndywine.
ss ehr JANE trf DousSS seaman Egg Hsr
Steamer Chesapeake Crowel Portland.
SAILED
Ships Lookout and Twilight Francisco; briggs Adeph
Para: Macon, Savannah
Also, steamship Moses Taylor Aspinwal; ship Emily, Ha
Wind at sunrise NV, sunset s. and light.
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II TrLERs
N livery should buy the National Police Gasese issusd
,hs This paper emineny the sdvocae good
der, and evil Its fearless exposure
criminals doing for the protection
city than any police organikaon could do and every
in order % become bis protector should himself
familiar with the Of the rssca xposed
number contains portrait of Johnny Muller the notoroua
burglar. accompanied BY sketch or his life; slso-
Extraordinary Proceedings In PHILADELPHIA.
The Arrest of Our Agent for
Libel on the Killers.
A Black Hearted Murderer,
Extraordinary disclosures In Regard
To the Rochester Murderers.
Youthful Depravity.
Attempt 10 Prostitute q Young Civil
Horrible Murder and Suicide In London
kscape and Rccapture OF Dunnelly
Life Of Curly Oxford" the Engish Thief
Dodgers Exposition Of Thieves.
Lives and Doings Of Several Celebrated Thieves.
Adventures Of gldocq.
Life and Society In Utah.
Horrible Murder "A New Orleana
Charge of Judge Russell 10 the Grand Jusy.
Correspondence from Philadelphia, Washington.
Utah ST. Louis and other places.
ROSS TouSEy,
III Nassau street general agents.
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SPORTING.

WANTED-A PULL FLOODED SCOTCH TERRIER
w end house dog for gentleman living the County
inquire ~ lhy var lor Morris A. Hart, Tsmmany Hotel
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PERsONA


L'OR AD0PTION-A FINE, HEALTHY FEMALE
child between three and four months old Of respecta
bic american parents the uohcr being
having lost husband Please address
hams, Brosdwsy fcstonlce, Tor three days.
II IoNoRA GOODWIN WILL CALI. AT NO 10
Blocker street she viii hear something greatly 70 her
advantage.
" sr.ENAR PATTrSON OF MERTON ARDS, IRE.
land VIII her address Broadway Post ONCE, 10 MrA
H., she viii hear of some hing 10 her advantage
II JAMES NJ BAyLEs WILL SEND his ADDRESS TO
i the broadway Post ONCE, 10 H., ne will meet old
friend.
HDFvrNcr AND JUsTTCE"-YOUR LETTER OF THE
* 2uh December, .losing flowers, receiveds have
never doubted your innocence," and express
erat,ds Please let m how obtain The BIRTH
dav from Philadelphia and whers address yo.
viii again endcsvor 70 convince you that ALL
than 'FprEND.n
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MATRIMONIAL.


AIRS POST CONTINUES HER MATRIMONIAL, OFruCr
M whore she invites ladies' ~ ntemer
respec,abily who wish 20 form asance n
will be useless for person 10 call who rng
usy her Of their responsibility and pure inienna er
pcrience the business there
many lady and gentleman in community although
their acquaintance be large sii every circumstances
may rot coincide with their views o. airoy; therefore
this method gives them better opportunity other
way No notice taken of letters unless one dollar IL ENCLOSED
M in'ervis after O'Clock
MATRIMONIAL BROKERAGE OrFrCE LADIES
lNl and gentlemen DESTROYS 81 forming matrimonial ALT
wiboW the usual delay OF courshp may secure adj
outrageous matches by applying IN person addressing
LOUIS co. 400 Broadway room No 4 up salrs Ladies'
from " 10 B; gentlemen from 20 r. NJ
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ship Quebec, day. from Norleans for Genoa Dec 30
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