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New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-02
GUNNER Retreats
Eonsfs 10 Ea.

ITO LET-At low reDts, to small American far
Il i,. FLOORS through, cogsspz i've on' n M,
CrotOn Water Sc, notsrn House ia Wee, gnst b..
;te 9TH ard t,bavs Apply a. the ofs, No 10 W,.s
18th a., from | 20 ?.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-02
Groceries, i1roDisions, &f.

D II u d w G II I 81 G o.
~ HAnufsctTsrs of
DOUBLE REFINED AND FAMILY sALERATUSi
ALSO.
sUPER-CARsoNATE OF SODA SAL SODA, kc,
No. n Ols-.llp, Hsnoversq lsre, New-fork.
PURE CREAM OE TARTAR ALWAYS ON HAND.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-22
TOU1-WE 4 -CROPS-MINING.
e Of Tire ". Y. Tribune.

Conespondence ofTheN. Y. Tribune.
CENTRAL Iowa, July 6, 1853.
! left Warren County, Ill on the 14th OF June,
travelling eisurely and making observations. TIE
extreme wet weather Of May continued TIL new
moon, June IL. Since that period, the waters
have been subsdiDc, and farmers resumipg opera
tioDs The prospect of Iowa is anything but lat
teriDg Wheat, so far as I have observed, will not
be half an average crop; in many places it is
wholly destroyed by jointw worms. What afew days
since seemed to prC mise good yield is now badly
smitten with rust; aud the oats are assuming a
sere and blghted appearance. Whole fields Will
soon be ready for the flame instead Of the reaper.
In consequence of the wet not near the usual
amount of maize has been planted The quantity
of Hungarian grass sown lie large, which may pro
vide preveLder for the cemDg Winter. Corn can
not be full crop in many places.
In financial matters, the present is the darkest
moment that ever has been experienced. There
has been great amount of sueing, but this has
ceased-bidders cannot be found for the purchase OF
property if offered at onequarter OF lis real value.
As respects the mining operations there s
some excitement, but it is my candid opinion that 1t
will not paw hear many reports, to the truth OF
which give no credit whatever; indeed believe
all reports exaggerated. have sought in vain TO
procure specimen to mail and send to my relatives
in Western Pennsylvania. On the I'd, was in
Warren County. Being still desirous to test the ex-
istence of gold by ocular demonstration, went
down TO the bank of Whtebreast, tributary of the
Des Moines two miles east of the village of Laconia
where some particles had been found. i was ac-
companied by two boys, sons of the proprietor.
The day was sutry, and the musketoes troublesome.
After working two hours, assisted by the boys, We
failed in obtaining the smallest particle. Many are
at work in turning South River, in Clark County,
expecting rich return for their labor. How they
viii succeed time will disclose. We hear it often
confidently asserted that Iowa is richer in gold than
Caforna; but We believe such individuals have
caught the fever and delirious from it, effects.
| carefully observed the sand for an evidence of
volcanic action: from its color being a dngy red,
thought il might be the action Of fire. We believe
lows vet safe from the curse that follows super
abundance of the precious metals. greater cir
culation in coin would now do good in the way of
relief &. ID. BUCHANAN.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-22
GREAT FIRE IN LEAVENJvORTH.
From TIE Learenrora czy Tines, July H.

From Tie Learenrcrt, Ciy Tines Jaiy H.
At ten minutes before twelve O'Clock the cry Of
" Fire Fire !" was heard in our city. Ths news
Quickly spread thst the theater WAS in flames.
The fire commenced in the green-room; how, We
os,rot ssy. The thesier was s!tusted II tae upper
na,t of the city market, and on the southeast corner
81 Deawsre and Third streets. Ii was large frame
building, IS feet front and l2o feet deep.
In this building. beside the tSea'er, wss the Record
and CITY Marshas office. Below, the street.
wa. the ci.y make, snd the store Of Sir. Calvert. 10
tie basement, billiard ard bowling saloon kept by
Paul Dexter.
The FIRE. we hsve stated, commenced about ten
inutes before L. In fifteen minutes AFTER the nsr
bis bed a.leep. Jumping up, ard finding the room full
of ssr oke, he, with lr. GarvIn, msie a. effort
10 save tie records ssd valuables, in vain. Some
S7OO in money, $500 in territorial and 81 $40
IN city scrip, together vita the records OF the Police
Con,i and the records OF the Recorders Court, BE-
AIDE n,vs,e property, lost. Ine actors in the
ttes-er had everything burned. Calvert vas uain
shrsc ard lost heavily. This building, known as the
Citv Marke,, was owned by l.. X. Snoot, OF the firm
OF Sraoot Russell y 70.
TIE Buildings soioining the city market, the
southes,t OF Delaware, quickly caught. A. Sands Il
the psnt shop OF Hill * Her, not insured; Albert
Fi.her restaurant, uninsured; Pau Roher ssd1eTs 5
shop urinsured L. Grazer Brother, confectionery,
uninsured. f. G,aTer Brother had last moved mo
new brick s.ore, and on the evening OF the ire had
given their friends a wsrm-hearted welcome. Here
u. fire was arrested. though Adams, SsIlt & Co.
bs, King house spd 0ttos shoe store, Lnd VI sres &
Ami. tir store were torn cOwl 10 ycnt the
sprsha of .ne fsnes. No damage vss ns on Che
rchee street, the wind blosirg strongly from the
souiheAt.
frxpe drue s-o-. ol Dr. Park. rs, cIIsht sbou. 5
onS,tsr bsto,, ors rhe ses, wSs ir.else. T1svsry
kcs-.ft-asAsdr 4. We. % CITED !. oc-s. ~
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-22
CARD FROM COL. BLOUNr.

To ne Editor Of The ~ L. Tribune.
Sir: zee in tse papers of this morning an article
purportirg 10 be copied from The Clereland Herdh,
which requires notice.
Whoever the " lady, resident OF Cleveland, may
be- is evident that she ia familiar with brochures OF
yellow covered literature" and it is not an unfair
inference that the pollution which her mind hiss i'm
bbed from a familiarity with such productions has
coored her "reminiscences of the school girl days OF
Mrs. Bount.
pronounce the whole article mendscious fabrics.
Those who know Mrs. Blount best from her infancy to
hsllucnstion which has afflicted her at intervals for
the ast five or six years and which is the result of
dsease-know that the article embodies libel of the
deepest atrocity.
There is no lady who is more beloved in the city Of
her residepce-none in whom all the gentler virtues
which emo BILE, dignity and sdorn the female char
scter shine with purer luster As a wife and mother
her concuct loutsde of the present halucipation
that in marrying her daughter to q French sdven'
tuIer che would be marrying her to peer OF France
has been and is rreproachable The very efforts that
she has made, with unbushing perseverance, to
accomplish this purpose, show the depth OF her ma
ernal affection and her desire to for the child
of her love and devotion elevated position in life.
/ DO not envy the heart that could conceive, much
less publish the foul and scsndsOus libel to which l
refer. The peace and happiness of distressed fam
lily should have restrained any person Of the slightest
sensibnity from inicting still keener agony and
leave TO the woman fend, whoever she may be, all
those who have Injured her, by resortng to the
dacious imagination for her facts. +. S. BLouSr.
kef-.I York n.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-22
MARINE AFFAIRS.
The steamship Asia with three days lster intelligence
from Europe, is in her twelfth day out from Liver
pool.

The steamship Asia With three days lster Intelligence
from Europe is now in her twelfth day out from Liver
pool.
THE INDIAN EMPIRE.
Capt Courtney Of the steamship Indian Empire, of
the new G,lwsy line, assisted by Mr.. Piny Miles, the
accomplished agent of the owner, entertained select
party on board that powerful and comfortable ship last
evening. Among the distinguished gentlemen present
were Capt. c. H. Marshall, the Hon. Erastus Brooks,
Capt. Joseph Comstock, Mr.. T. F. Meagher, Gen
Vim. Hall, the Rev DR.. Sawyer, Capt Robert c. Cole
man. Mr. JamesP Stuart, aud others. An elegant re-
past was served, followed by toasts and speeches from
several of the guests well from Csp.. Courtney
and Dir. Miles. Capt Comstock proposed sentiment
in honor of Mr.. Lever the proprietor and founder Of
the line, which received with great cordialty
The occasion was Of the most good feeling aud
of the wames wishes for the Of the enterprise
We trust We may often have the pleasure Of seeing
Capt Courtney and hs vessel here again.
ARRIVAL OF ANOTHER SPANISH FRIGArE.
Her Catholic Msjes.y's armed screw steamer Bereu-
guea, commander j. b. Tapete, five days from Ha-
vsna put into this port yesterday morning for fresh
provisions. She has been cruising in the Gulf
FOR EUROPE.
The Cunard Mail steamer Africa, Captain Shannon,
len yesterday for Liverpool with lO7 passengers and
sos 246 in specie. Amcng the passengers we notice
Bishop McIlvsine and daughters.
SAyAL.
The United Sta,es storeship Supply, Lieut.. Com.
msndiDg Ard. +. V. Gray from Rio Janeiro June H.
arrived at this port yesterday morning No date, lat
q SO N Ion. IS 43 W., exchanged colors with the
brig Wsecamaw, standing s. W. The health Of Rio
wa very good. The flag chip 81. Lawrence was lying
in port. TIE sloop Falmouth ard big Perry were
away cruising.
A JOLLY CRUISE.
The beautiful cutter yacht Nina sailed from Green.
point on Sunday, manned by eight young New Workers.
Robert j. Reid, esq.. Captain They first 20 to New
Haven, where they will give series of pc-nics and
pleasure parties to the bellies of the Elm City
FERRY-BoAT AccIDEsT.
Yesterday afternoon, about 1870, as the Coney
Island and Fort Hamilton ferry boat Aurora was taxing
in passengers a. the foot of Spring street she was ruu
into By the British screw steamer Kangaroo inst
arrived from Liverpool which caused great excitement
smorg the passengers, during which lady and child
got overheard They were rescued by Capt Aiming
Smith, OF the Aurora, who jumped into the water and
supported them until other assistance arrived The
Aurora was not much damaged.
LETTERS FOR CUBA.
The commander Of the Spanish steam-frigste Blssco
De Garsy has kindly offered 70 take charge of all let
ters for Cuba which msy be lef. 1t the off, Of j. NJ.
Ceosios PRIOR to her s.iling, which WHITE plsce
nmedia'ely sftsr tie delivery Of the rssrsr America.
&c" So 1sH. Liverpool P,s:aye Lee,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-22

Bulls HEAD The snticipaiions, as e1p'sssda q
our item on Wednesday morning, OF an inere>'e N ~
prce Of beef cattle at market yesterday, we're lily
realized, the average being fully half aeen; spoSA
higher ban the week before; all the best cstte selling
&, prices equivalent to nine cents pound for ;he nes
and not fes brought that price that were I'd os:s'
tran cattle cold the previous week at egh: cents The
reason of the advance is fay explained 10 oHF n,rks
report. 1t was principally owing to there beng 80
less number Of cattle in market this week 'n'a lss
The inferior class of cattle plenty, and sod o",
less than seven cents pound, net, for some ~
most ordinary.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-22
CITY ITEMS.

Mn. Jony BRouoH.x's BrSEyIr.-This sirlr,sA
.c,o, takes his benefi. tonight at Nib'os Gvs,
where he has lsely been playing. 1t is psrasp' as
lees to rscsptulats the msny claims Mr.. Bfoisaa
has on the public for bis past services lie i' as T.
,hor Of the most brilliant burlesques and eHravsgs,ss
,h.. bsye ever been written in this county, Al
many dramas Of more serious cast ard Is a'o Oas 4
the mos, versatile and INST welcome se,Ors % "a
stage. Turn out and fill the house.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-22

CorLros.- The pilo, bos, Eacasousss, Viii. ssr
4, Cd tbe Sght.ship, waiting for her ys- on w.ia.
S.v wss run into by ship Nspier, bound on, cSry,,
,..v both mssts Of the E., and dcirg other isn.,
.pn,v,I OF THE K,sciRoo.-Tbe stesnsdl9 Kr.
c.,oo arrived from Liverpoo. on Wednesday no,..,
liz, .5xce, are Of the same date as hoes Of re Va.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-22

C,sy OF C,scrnl.-Mr Blsrkmsn, eouuse IN ca.
cem has served official notice on acting D's'ic; Ato,.
new. Mr.. McKeon, that be viii move on Sa'Soi,y lie
2l;h July tina. al papers pertaining to The rsecri
this matter and which have been omitted, 'aalh
added TO srd form part Of the record.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-22

SrHAsGrRs BrwaRE.-0n Tuesday evenrg IL
bscht Fareius foreigner reeec;ly arrived :as eib
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-22

COLLEGE or PHYsIcIAss AND SuRGEoSs-As
meeting of the Regents OF the University hsld hst
week, Edward Delafield, M. d., was sppcic'si Pres.
deD Of the College Of Physicians and Surgeons Of tha
City of New-York, in the place of Thomss Cock,
NJ d.. resigned; and Edward l.. Beadle, NJ. D., was
appointed Vice President in place of DIR. DeIs6ed sp.
pointed President.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-22

Row AMONG THE SHouLDER-IIIrrERs.-N X
O'Clock yesterday morning, q fight occurred In the
Congress Hail liquor saloon, No. 4i2 Brosi~.y, b.
tween jim Turner, Of the Pooe-murder no.Orety,
ard James Cu,ick, another professed puglst. Daring
the alteration blows were freely exchanged. Tsepv.
ties finally elected from the saloon into tas street.
when the renconter was resumed for short tine. An
sfrighted policeman seeing the crowd of spec'stors ..
distance gathered at the scere of the fg :, c,m-
meDced sounding an alarm rap which gave the bsgs-
rents ample time to make their escape.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-22

The commander Of the Spanish steam.frgste Blasco
de Garay has kindly offered 70 take charge of all let
ters for Cuba which msy be lef. ct the OFF, Of j. NJ.
Ceos!os prior to her s.iling, which WHITE plsce
Immediately sftsr tie delivery Of the EssIer America.
&c" Sc asS. Liverpool Pys:aye Lee,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-22

TIE CASE % JESSE DoEs.-Ws have received fof
his case, and previously acknowledged, 81 -. Re
ceived srcs, Thaddeus Hyatt & Bro. e.; c. G1lfrsy
Gunther, - Putnam, &; Cash, $2.
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A FIFTEEN DOLLAR WIFEIN TRoUBLE.-Tbs
Lockport PA Courier says that Mrs. I.evina
Fisher, OF Newfane, was on examination Thurs
day last, under charge of grand larceny, in
longing to the estate of Warren Carpenter. de-
ceased. The case is somewhat peculiar Mrs.
Fisher lived with Carpenter for six years, dis
charging all the duties Of wife and house
Keeper, and IT seems supposed that she and a
child that she says Carpenter was the father of,
was TO have the property. Carpenter made no
WILL and his brothers took out letters Of admin
lstration on the estate and caused the arrest. 1t
came out In evidence that Carpenter purchased
Mrs. Lcrtne Of her husband sir years ago for
the sum Of sl5, and that they had lived together
as man and wife since that time. She was hello
to bail TO await the action Of the Grand jury in
the sum Of 800. IL Is stated that suit is to he
brought in her behalf to recover the property or
portion Of IL for herself and child.
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IL The New Orleans Picayune of the 3Oth ult.
says that singular funeral train passed up Dry
deA street on the day previous. on its way to one
OF The Fourth district cemeteries. One woman
poor and lonely-perchance a mother-bore on
her head a little coffin containing the body of a
child of about five summers, and the sad process
sion which accompanied her consisted Of three
women meanly clad, followed by three men,
Never before were our eyes witness of such fr-
neral train. That the bearer Of the little corpse
was the chief mourner could not be doubted and
vet il must have been her fancy to thus convey
the departed one to its silent rest, for we can
scarcely imagine that he men who joined in the
procession failed to tender their services as bear
ers OF the body
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DENTISTRY.
~ DR.. STEPHEN BAILY,
Ih,ss doors from i<fk Street. 0

DIR. BAlLf hess leave to inform the public that no
can he at all hours his ofos located as above
variety of difficult cases that he has treated success
sCisntiho or Otherwise. relatnR to the feeth.0 AZ;
own exPerience confirming the opinion OF many mer
Enf aas d..
oard all merc9Ia preparations for filing Teeth also
ali Enamsls, 0utta Peroha India Rubber, and Ce-
Feeth and E on Scd Pa,
mouth, as was most concluslvely shown by the last
American Denta! Convention.
denoe and practice in Washington, he is fa1orabl,
known to his numerous friends and patrons, he begs
leave to refer them to the following
TESTIMONIALS:
From ths late Rector Of the Church Of Epiphany
Or. s1x,Hxr B.rI nin bsa! Slty Si,-I -Id.,,.,o.,,,,
you as superior dentist. He Operations Ce Executed
me- and
Sablio that your skill 80 Well deserves. '
Washington. Aug. n. lsse. oaf'JtsI .fFrkyknoa.
From one of the oldest firm. N Baltimore. Ms..rs
Having employ Spss sepSen Bs; sH Surgeon Den
sns % Of xe9 sboh bG6 i. an did
my entire satisfaction, and IN view of the fact that
College Of Baltimore, failed, aer trials, to
.ss sams =, E%fs ves
high estimntion Of his professions skill. INV
baltimore, Jan. IL, lo57. HARMANN BO60s.
Extract from note received from the late on yshl
fl, Clayton.
III. .esh yes made for m me s.Ss so1s .ani4.by moth
" '' ~ ''''' ''' JOHN NpM.oLAr7on.
70 those that seek relief froE tn. mslades of the
noth, can oheerfplly recommend DR.. :. Baiiy as
sprerior Dentist he made a set Of porcelain teeth
for cDe of my family and plugged several teeth for
myself, and the work has a stood we for mere thar
ten cars. ROBEkT L. NIXON,
Of tho Va Conf. of the nj. T.. Churoh Souih.
Apnl 10. 1889.
We, the undersfncd. having had occasion to syal
ourselves OF the professional rklli OF Dr. s. Baiy,
surgeon DENTIST Of this clty having been coGniE
ant OF his operations families or friends, take
pleasure in expressing admiration Of his artistic
sk as we'll as Of the uniformly satisfactory manner
IN which he performs the most cato and dloult
operations IN Denial Surgery, and rel peotfuy re-
commend him to the confidence and patronage OF the
public. Of which we consider him emlnently worthy,
THOMAS y. WALTER, Architect u. g. CapitoI.
THOMAS MILLER, M. D., of Washington, ID. G.
b. s. BoHRBR, nj. d. Of Georgetown, d. G..
N. 3. LINCOLN, NJ. d., of Washington, ID. G.
Jos. II. BRADLEY, of Washinston, ID. c.
6KoReB WALTON, Ex- Governor of Florida.
WALTER LKNox, Ex- Mayo Of Washingtony
HENRY BALDWIN, u. 8. Patent Once,
o. G. WIsHT. Princio pal Rittenhouse Academy,
fsbSO Il
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New York that the ship Helena was lost Her
commander, Capt Thompson, had with him his
son and left In New YORK his wife and several
children His cargo was a load Of coolies, aud
u was believed that the cargo had risen and muir
dersd the crew. The insurance office paid the
policy, and an administrator was appointed for
the estate. But Mrs. Thompson has had unwa-
vering fath that her husband and son were al I've, !,
and would botn return. A vessel arrived states
that they passed and hailed a vessel bound for
China, which had on board Capt Thompson and
crew of the Helena.
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Travellers Directory.
nAILY LINE FOR EDWARDS FERRY
IL AND LEESBURG: Va
I'd chesapeake ana ONO Lanai.
THPnrnrI ~ ErCur HnrpS


va Chesapeake and Ohio Canal.
THRousH IN FIGHT Hours.
Inc splendid Packet Boats ARGO and Nj. Z.
MElGS, having undergone thoroughS~---T-TT.t
repair WILL commence making regular Ss.e.---E---s
.,lps 70 the a6ove points on Monday ,--@--<>-<H-
March 22d, Ie58.
The Boats will leave the w harf OF w. II. Il III.
u. hItter, GeoTsetown. ID. C., every morning AZ
9ciock, sundays excepted, in the following order /:
ne M Z. Meiss on Mondays, the Argo on Tues
da3 s, ana returning every alternate day.
Leaving Georgetown at O'Clock IN the morning,
the Boats will arrive ct the Great Falls, or Wash
ington AquedGct. at 10 m Seneca y m; Edwards
Ferry p. m where Stage will be IN readiness to
convey passengers to Leesburg, Va. Returning,
leave Edwards Ferry every day at O'Clock q. m.
and arriving at Georgetown at sunset.
Through tickets Sl.75.
=, Int =" ediate points as follows: Great Falls or
Washington AQueduot ~ cents Seneca IS cents /;
EDWARDS Ferry Sll2; Leesburg, Va, including
coach, Sl.75.
Meals served on the Boats. Breakfast s71s cts;
DInner 81 cts.
Persons wishing to visit the Great Fails Of the
fotomac, with its picturesque scenery, and exam
Inc the washington AQneC uct its tunnels, and the
grandeur OF Its operative Importance. guaranteed tO
the citizens of the District by the fostering o:
congress, VIII have ample time 10 do so and return
Coaoh will always be in waiting IN Georgetown
TO convey passengers to and from the Boats
Excursion Parties to the Great Falls. half price.
For further Information inquire at the Store Of
w. IL. II. u. Ritter, Canal Wharf, west of Mar
ket. m Il
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NEW AND IMPORTANT SCHEDULE.
FOR ALL PARTS THE WEST.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
The recent extension and lmprovemen of Its Iesd-
ing connecting lines st the w est has resured en-
by which highly, important adyantsEes to the trav-
'ffIFff THRE pRIS fnS fRkS 9
E9s Mst6Tss
6sTsna '.Gs' way stations and arrives at Cum
seo9nd-Tbe MAIL TRAIN stsrts Sunday e1-
A NJ, connecting at Renwood With Central Ohio
isvie Chicaso, s.. Louis &C., ana at same psc.
with trains for Cleveland, Toedo, Detroit, &c, by
CleyeShd Road, and also at Parkersburr with Ma
Thlrd-Ths ST. LOUIS and CINCINNATI
EXPRESS TRAIN leaves daily at 5o6 2. NJ, CON
from BesiTe to Cincinnati, (,otthost eknrs. Of
ou. oG and Sonps fhsTe Y but
ton L also connects directly. IN both directions,
at Sao3 aG Sh y and MS5s.
connect at XerIs for Indianapolis Chicago and ST,
LoaIs, and at Cincinnati with the Great Ohio and
Louis through to ST. Louis in less than z2 hours from
BsItmote BY this tram the RIM. to al the central
the shortest OF other routes. From the West thes.
fiy!ns at BsItimoTs at T. 50 a. NJ.
IL Baggage checked through to all points.
Camden Station and nd at Wsshnsten, ling "i DC d. G. '"' "
Passengers from Baltimore or Washington may
Ing trains and Iyfns over a. tnmbersnd Or S osR
land, and resuming next morning by Wheeling 40
cOmmodation tram, leaving Cumberland at and
Oakland at 1910.
FOR WAY PASSENGERS.
The Cumberland Accommodation Train st M,
vii! stop a. all Stations east of Cumberland, and the
Wheeling Accommodation at all stations beyond
Cumberland going West. Eastwardy, the Msil
Train leaves Wheeling at $50 A. NJ, and Accommo-
dation leaves Cumberland at 9, reaching Baltimore
att 80 P. M.
ON THE NORTHWESTERN VIRGINIA
h<r ffan md ~ eha.rg
passengers viii take the Express westwardly and
the MaIl eRstwaTdly.
The FREDERICK TRAIN starts at 4 p. M,
stoppng Ut way stations. Leaves Frederick at 9.lS
A. NJ, arriving at Baltimore r. noon.
Tho ELi.ICOTT'S MILL TRAIN leaves at 5.<S
A. NJ, and SIS p. NJ. Leaves EIlicott's Mills att
A. NJ. .nd z. NJ, except Sunday.
For tickets, nforrls,on, fare. &C., apply te ]. T.
ENGLAND, Agent, st the Ticket Office, Camden
Station. WIN. 3. WOODSIDE,
~ I3-n Master Of TRANSPORTATION. Baltimore.
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WHEN IN THE COURSE OF HUMAN

WHEN IN THE COURSE OF HUMAN
w events. Ladies and Gentlemen lose one of their
greatest natural attractOns-a fine head of hair-t
becomes matter of serious Importance, and the
question Is hat hall we do to stop the hair from
falling on, and restore Its vlgor and beauty In
ply to this query, we beg 10 say. try DIR. HARRIS
HAIR PROMOTER AMI IMPROVER. A few
applications will stop the hair falling or brea king.
remove dandruf. keep the scalp clean and white,
and lmPart freshness and vlgor to the hair: and
although you may have been bald twenty Jears. The
continued use of it two months will insure YOU a
luxurant head Of hair. Call and get bottle, and if
not satisfied after the second appl cation return it
and get the price paid.
Ask for pr. Harris Hal, Promoter and Improver.
Sold in Richmond by w. PETERSON, Drug
gist. corner Main and 18th. and Main and Wall sts..
and 10 Washington city by n. u: GILMAN, Drug
gst, Browns Hotel Building, Pa. avenue, and D.
B. CLARK, Druggist, corner ~ street and IA.
avenue. apl 1y