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OCULIST AND AURIST.
DR.. f. P. MORONG,
SINCE HIS RETURN FROM EUROPE,
Makes an exclusive speciality of the treatment of
DISEASES OF , THE EYE AND EAR,
MEDICALLY AND SURGICALLY.
OFFICE, II N. CHARLES ST.,
dl56 Baltimore Md
The GROVER & BAKER
SEWING MACHINE COMPANY,
Having greatly increased their facilities manufacturing
their celebrated FAMILY MACHINES, with all the
provements, have reduced their prices, and
ANEW STYLE MACHINE,
PRICE $50.
longer questioned that these Machines are the best
in use for family sewing. They
HEM, FELL, GATHER STITCH
in the most superior manner and the only machines in
market that well and simply made that they may be
sent into families with other instructions are con-
aimed in circular which accompanies machine and
rom which
A CHILD OF Ten YEARS
readily learn how Them and keep them in order
They make upwards of
FIFTEEN HUNDRED STITCHES MINUTE,
and will do the sewing family cheaper than seamstress
can do it, even if she works a, the rate of
ONE CENT HOUR.
Is there husband father brother in the United States
who would permit the drudgery of hand sewing fami
ly, when GROVER BAKER MACHINE will do it better
expedousy and cheaper than possibly be done
by hand?
Offices of exhibition and sae:S1 Baltimor street. Bait
more; 495 Broadway, New York
~ Agencies in all the principal cities towns IN the
United States
90 Send for a CIRCULAR Milf
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CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.

OHKISTMAS PRESENTS.
VALUABLE AND SERVICEABLEl
CONSTABLE, WALKER It co.'s,
opposite the Museum.
CRAVATS, of the choicest kinds
sCARFS,
DRESSING GOWNS,
OF the newest and most desirable styles d223m
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JAS. W. GODDESS,
NJ. % MULBERRY STREET, NEAR EUTAw
METAL ROOFING,
HOUSE CUTTERS AND SCOUTING
Also, REPAIRING AND BUILDING HOT AIR FITRNA
CES, LATROBE STOVES osly
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PnRrRA1r PApxpn MaRa ia ell

PORTRAIT OF PARKER.-We find the following ap-
pears In the Hartford Couramt without credit
"We presume Theodore Parker would have been
delighted to act the part of Ham, when he discov-
cred and exposed his fathers nakedness His chief
delight in dealing with great men, seems to be to
lay bare their faults, and prove them to have fail
ings and sins like other men. Like bird of prev,
he has keen scent for carrion, and discovers it
when others would see only beauty and life in a
wide-spreading landscape. He would be disap-
pointed any of the great statesmen philanthro-
psts of the past had no bemishes of character for
him point out and exut over, in contrast to their
general purity and nobleness of aim. His enmty
TO the gospel and rejection of its teachings, may be
owing to his inability to discover any flaw in the
life of the man Christ Jesus In his recent lee
ture on Washington, he said it was rather re-
freshing fact that this cool, cautious, diplomatic
man could once in a while swear Such a cynic,
riotng over the frailtes of the best of men, would
die OF envy and disappointment if he could find no
plot ON his brothers memory. We have sunk low
In the social scale if such accepted as lead
ers in REFORM
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MILLER r. BEACHANS

4h'LbEP DEaOf1aM
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN MUSIC STORE
No 10 NORTH CHARLES STREET
Orders for FOREIGN Music solicited llstf
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WAR IN INDIA.

WAR IN INDIA,
At the Maryland Institute POSITIVELY THE LAST
WEEK Go this beautiful Illustration of INDIA AND
THE LATE MUTINY II
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I
Sable, Mink Sable Stone Martini Fitch Siberian Squirrel
Lynx, and almost all others, pretty and cheap at DAVIS
baltimore street, doors east of the Bridge. ja25tf
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DORRIN 4 WAREIEL

DUBBIN q W ARFIELD,
SOLE AGENTS
BALTIMORE COAL COMPANY,
ocl8-f Sc SECOND STREET
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n IkEAIS ALL DISEASES FREE OF CHARGE
Or bAAkEE will also give special attention the follow
cases: Coughs, Colds Consumption,
Asthma bronchitis, and all other diseases Throat and
Lungs He will devote particular to the treatment
OF al SKIN dlseases-umbago Scrofua Rheumatism
aqd a. chrone Neuralgia Paralysis Epilepsy, Dyspepsia
els and also to all chronic Female dreases Special atten-
ton will be given to the treatment of the
,,,., - - EYE and EAR
the use of the Knife Needle and he has constant
on haIa an excellent assortment of beautiful Artificial
and Tympanums Ea Drums suitable for either sex
and all ages-inserted in five minutes
DIX BAAhEE has made a discovery of a Fluid that
Will produce perfect absorption of the Cataract and restore
perfect VISION to the Eye without the of the knife
Baakee can produce thousand certificates his perfect
success IN curing Cancer old Sores Ulcers Fisua Swell
ngs or umors of every description and without the use of
the knife Special arrangements must be with DR.
Baakee Tor the treatment of the last diseases as they
VIII require his constant advice and attention
DIX BAAkEE is one of the most skful and celebrated
surgeons and Physicians living His fame is known
personally in nearly every principal city in the world
All letters directed to Dr. Baakee enclosing ten cents
from any distance correctly stating tina the disease
shall be promptly answered and the patients treated by
respOndence FREE OF CHARGE
Office hours from s A. NJ to p. NJ
:, " DOCTOR BAAKEE
No "A LEXINGTON ST. between Charles and Liberty sts
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Court OF APPEALS OF MARYLAND.-DEc TERM,
ls5S:-ANNAPoLIs, Jan. &c, 1S59.-No. 80. Phillip
Banded Us. James W. Isaac. Appeal from the Court
of Common Pleas was further argued by Pratt and
Alexander for the appellee
No. 2. Gustavus Beall Us. George A. Pearre ad-
minstrator of Abraham Brown. Appeal from the
cleston delivered the opinion of this Court revers
ing the judgment but refusing a pr cedendo
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NEW BOOKS

The ScouRING OF THE WHITE HORSE; Or, the Long
Vacation Ramble of London Clerk. By the
Author of "Tom Browns School Days" Illus
trated by RICHARD DOYLE. limo, DID. 1924
BOSTON TIGENoR FrRLns. 1859 For sale by
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A CADEMY OF MUSIC:
n ORAAO GALA MATINEE
Dayf trdaJl ONE, doors open a. ~l1e Cck N
0k.NO GAIA MArfsss
O- A. FyrR .ORDiS9RS sCALE of sPtTNDOR
n. ~bs q ..son TIE sri.ts heir debut
Ss =. 80 vi Ale fret .rpss'.oes Matinee
Nine COLsOs. Nile. CgE,CI1ASO,
NINE SrRHhO5sh,
ssrsI'b' 1gopro Jr,ScA-
Tie Matinee VII ooasis. o. he .tiirs Opera Of
HAETas.
Nine COL%OS,
Brse sTRAKO5CH, BRiOSOLl JUacA
AID mir &C.. -
Ilelrda tie usslifo~r. dl4ie.
Nile CBEscINASO,
sig sTIGELLI, PERI. JUaCA-
40 c.-..uae VITO tie osebrs ~ finale Of
LUCIA ~ LAMHssMo0R-
Is Sig. sTtGkLLl
10 vii. D te create much eTt 1ss3sscl 10 boao, -
Corda. .rr,....... NJ. ssrs s1kAKosCH and aULIO.
On MONDAY hfGOLET1O.
J.. cCLs, g.ei the Fre.' surce.s the Opera Of
bIGOLETTD.
Wi:b oil perfect sat,
WIN - rep-s,.d on lDosy f'r the 's'' .-1-
Tie .s { s..,, IN Rs,,ettO unsDnss hi. mlf1nE
MOsDAY o.. - g. & ocors, doors open % y,
WIN b. eo1!ormec fJT RI time E-rd e OptlaO Of
RIGOLErTO
Mme. PAULINE COLSOH, -
Nine sTBAhO5CH, So sIlGsbblt
eig FEhkt sig AD ~
H1s.rs D., 4sd COLdu fCLiI
ODTUEsDAf Oct =, GRAND CO'CEbT a. To- BOOT.
Ism by al tie artists Of tie Ne" fo'k a ney o.
Music
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DALNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
TaIRD WEEK
CONTINUED TRIUMPH
Of the rev, ching "a if--libr moral drams
OFT OF THE DEPFHS.
OUT % TeE DESTHS.
Second tine n
ANOTHER ORIGINAL AHERIC An COINED
Written ~ three acts h. Conway esi, fOr ~ t'tso
H,bmeut,
WILLS AND WAYS
MAKE AND BREAK.
SATURDAY, OF 9 1873.
IN The AFTERNOON, Gt o'ick,
WILLS AND WAYs
with the ertrs sTeps'h Of the c0puya dramas eN
o;dinsIs po~sr ps.sos tnno' Nd inta,rs ,
M&lTIES FNPRt SLY FOR fHE MUSEUM.
EVEtiN0 a. u O'clock
'"' NV OUT or THE DEPTds,
One Of the most sfcctirg ever pt,fucrt
FASCINATING DANCES
In the oor aud eycuDg By GALE SISTERS snd re
cofps O. b-lLt IL,
Too LINISO srA LIONS. TO be seen here beside
th. fhhb GIANT 2 f hi-h y yeas oo he btann tqra
ia Hsppy Eanly Trunk ofs free foE the Mount oil o'es
81. 20 be- sera without extra charge :,
Admission all q cruts Children under Ten, II cents rst
s.ets, IS cents
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yEJNTER GARDEN
w CONStavA TORY or THE ARTS,
D,di,st~i Ia the culture OF
COMEDY M"SlC AND BALLET,
Py Miss AGNFS R0BERTSON
with pleasure that In consequence
OF another success q, hiv-c o. To, pfolUo ion Of
CHAMOUNI THE Third
Adapted from sc'ibe ce@bfated eNHa'a6anza Lons site
Pscbh" n vin ~ PERFORMED
THIS " EhIN0,
EVERY EVENING
INTlEaLY NEW GORGEOUS SCENERY,
SUPER3 COSIUHtS,
SONGS aud DANCES.
PIeviou. TO which, THIS Saturday EVENING, will BE-
plSytc Tho ,,,.,., ,,.,ao,,
On MONDAY, - -
FOR TIE BENEFIT Ov
Mr.. DION BOURCICAULT
Under bcc direction built and deco
RI las, rluc IN nowd cement Of is slcess a. Tie
mot place Of entertainment ever opened 40 TINS CITY
Used Up
CUAMOLNL
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4grsss, Carriages, 81.

CARRIAGES CARRIAGES An eiessos -
~ .orDe-, Of ers e,.s Carn.ieA msanhotsred u IAs
- toUno ~ TO 40 6rue1gs iota-a oxsfsc"
i-ns 20 city tny.sst - cat il,.l.t-e =.
scsz tezeegts.- JANIS :. SA&"skhA
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Dcarh ann Rooms.

4 SUITE OF handsomely furnished second holr,
n INIT a,d-sar eOOas sui ,S1 .m,u UPPER ROD as
si.o BASEMENT Tor Physician, . LEE ~h hts:c,fs
BOAhD in The pleasant AID congeui'n' 5ca1a 40 ~ ~
40 bogse az nas between orosdsay d az Dlahet
a. after 9
DpAhD WANIED for three Persons IN re-
ID ctshle family sbog- .thst, bt~en Broadway AM
gtlay Azores y. O., miaisonsq ARE Po'.om -
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Danrius aeanemes.

A DODWORTHs DANCING ACADEMtES
N. no sc broadssy NJ lois,
No Vs. M0ntNsle We srsshy2
wrnSFSDAYS ard SATURDAYS IN Nesfo-k.
TUES DAYS sud Fs'DAIs ia brcokyn.
Glass. sp-r o. al tmre ior b snoefS
CuAti.r comme' rcrn tbe rst s'sou ofen -.
Private Csgs for iaos q II S~ss ~ -oz-e % YES
r'fs DAt t~ tie us~ ~ ~ PiP- "ssses
Pfivae Fsui,y - boo Cssscs attended
Crca.rs a. fi-btr A,.d.Uy.
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WINTIR GARDEN; oy -ap ,,7s
Dedicated 70 TIE culture Of -
COMEDY MUslC. BALLET,
Ply MISS AGsEs MORRISON
This svels musical, fantastic ft.iicd piece OF et
CHAMOoSI III,
T2niug The adventures Of three Unfotlr'e Americana car
qlME, THis EyENISG-sCEsE, on THE STAGE
CHARACTERS:
Cb.mooIi the Tld, AutocIAs Of Ell ta' Goism6 lue.,
Hsreo h. M George Holland
the wing mschAs, youIs Peison Of great .uier 49,.
s L.. .; y,i M.s A. k'''''n
New York but on associative trip 70 snsns.
Ca.tsi,rsu, Grsresefd b, ists psrtoer an .rdsnt,
bat 8ou.rer u Or YOUkers abu!es.. BIZ Johusnn
len zeu................ 's's''.''''. e'lss ti.~'u
bulu
observation-disclosures. ............hiss bGrko
10 BOO 'ls o-C't
W4c.eI ............ Chamoori .........Mi.s Gimb-f
hl.sbiss MS " 't'On
Onse tot .....s......- ''''.'''' "ss tu'"J
sc'r,-' TIE C.les'iA GoTiecs rom sketch on =, >,
The ~ n IN rE tc;ILE:iTi.i GARDES5
I'M THE AIMEE.
~ nsdenoiselle DECLIH,
TIE ARKANSAS eCRAikA-DOUNA,
b. Miss Il Rnb.ti.ou, Mr. JEFF 900. sDd NJ. Jo'nsoa-
AHD GTNEBiL ,LLUMiNATlON
IMmFNsE FhTuUNASH OF THE SPECTATORS.
Previous TO which vi. b. 5,, oS.a{fdr cssoa
II which Mr. Jeson VIII appear ia III celebrated hyperion
hn Lullaby. Mrs H. Allen.
The will open the eDteaunent commences a: Il
on MONDAY u5XT.
MR. dos BOURGICAULT.
USED UP
CHAMooHI TIE THIRD.
Boy Office open from to 81 daily Seas may be secured six
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-08
THE PARIS PRESS ON THE ANGLO-FRENCH
PEACE PROPOSITIONS.

From the Paris Mouiteur, April 2l1
After having adhered 70 the proposal Of the Court OF
Ruesia to submit the regulation of the affair Of Italy
Congress, the Eve Powers have deemed II necessary
come 10 nm understanding the basis Of the future de-
beratcns and they agreed on the following four points,
plopceed by the government OF Great Britai.-
l. To se,tic ine means by which peace may be main
taned between Aueria and Sardinia.
To ASCERTAIN how the evacuation of the Roman States
g. To examine If " is advisable 20 intro luce reforms
iuto the home standardization Of the Roman ates, and OF
Inc oSber Iapn States whose administration contains de-
fects which evidently tend TO create permanent aud
dangerous condition OF aiscontent aud 70 dis
Cuss what thesa reforms should be.
4. To replace the treaiieF between Austria and the
ducbies by confederation of Italian States for thei
mutual protection OF home and abroad
LATER The Cabinet OF Vienna demanded the premn bulary
disarmament Of SARDINIA, declaring that this measure
formed absolute condition Of is entry into the Con
grefs This condition having rased objections the part
Of all The Powers the Austrian government replaced by
ryopopng general disarmament before the opening OF
the Congress. The British government deemed It sun
Gent to admit for the moment the principal Of general
dsar mament end then 70 regulate the execution at the
very opepipg Of the deliberations OF the penipotentares
Tho government Of the Emperor, guided by the same
sentiments of Cancellation which lcd IL to adhere
the meeting Of Congress AID TO the basis OF tho ne
goliation, old not hesitate 10 give is consent 10
this combination Since then difference OF opinion
has however manifesto itself on the question Of know
ing whether the official adhesion OF Sardinia 10 the prin
cipe thus admitted was or was not preambulousy ndis
pepsable. The govern OF the Emperor considered
thst could logically and in justice invite Piedmont
20 adhere to this principle OF tho time the Powers
cid not admit her presence in the Congress The English
vaone' having pressed In lively manner that France
should consent to recommend to the Cabinet OF Turin
W adneson TO the principle OF general disarma-
ment the government Of the Emperor did not refuse
10 ouer fresh proof Of s couciiatory dispositions,
aud u promised 70 make that demaud, provided that
Sardinia and oil the other Italian states shoud DO in.
rned TO take part in tho Copgress At conferences
o. noppsn held In 1920 the Court Of Austria In a similar
cHounr'hbce LOOK tho initiative OF n similar proposal
its fret peuyolcniary, Prince DO Me,ernch presented
hat was Dom JAR and useful U invite The VARIOUS a.
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ne vsted sssts frssa sshas I'd vat~s ss.es ssse.
Of ssr ralnsulh u AaIssiseo March 10 .a4 woai
san 70 fec esys for the wes fati~s. siso Moubsvi-
Geo. same tsse. voiea ss~ts srlss Rsssr.dse. Perry
end rsl.t Vrtet saies steamers Metsconsl AL A.
lAIa, wparlrg.
las, nigh,, ecurc 70 DossOu. ftom Mcnseviaeo.
rha cw,rg nsers re.wtei Cor 61y 90 the 2ad inst
10 the ComnspdMst q W. rh9as~slaA Navy Ysrf for
the United NAics sH@n siocp sung ont a. t9s'
place for the Pacific squsfIco. u w tfougtt sne su bc
ready 10 20 In comme ssn In e'Thto ten dsyss-
Flag Oficer ~ the slssdrcn-csrsar Joan hontyl-
merry; Ccmmander--John Eut3, fieutensnr--A a t1t
yin, Henry Rolando, wm g rempie, VAR H. erccn
and Bancroft Cherardi; Capssia ocnfran fng Marine
GrardJotn G. GrAyson. Jr Narne utlcer--L eu'oaan'
j. W Rastrcue; Caap'al-rhetrsss yell PHser--a y.
Watson; nosp ~Ain--Jsnes Walker; Cbnacr-sfcorge
sirsn; CMpcnser-Jchn Q. Baker sAal@aser--"aiAr
Fuait.
Major Ward Marion swrnc5 the oaursand n the mi
kdeyhIs Marie Barracks on the 81 int vics Msjnr
Thomas rnsrsb, srpoiioEed The sssr recruilns
vice d the Marine corps.
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THE COMMERCIAL VIEW OF THE WAR
TIE GENERAL BROKERS CIRCULAR.

LIVERPOOL April q, 1852
co1roN the continued unsettled state of politics still
weighs heavily upon the market buyers only operating 10
supply their immediate rcqrire Dents; the change In
prices, however, is tDg 10 the usual descrpt OF
American, but the lower classes again I6d I'd per
h. easier Brazil In consequence Of being scarce
tans previous quotations. but Egyptian being RELY Of
fered, must be quoted ~ IA. per ID lower Surat
has been in moderate reques but the late import being
rather pressed for SALE las, week quotations With
difficulty obtained. Spectators have taken $40 Aueri
and there are reported fer export l4o American
24o Pernnrn, 600 Egyptian 1,270 Surat and 40 Msdraa
There fair demand this morning; the business will
probably reach 6,o0o bales, including 1000 for spe,na-
ation and export
A. F. AND y. MACKAy's CIRCULAR.
LIVERPOOL, April 81 1869.
in continental Europe, which the Of our last crc
lar exercised depressing influence ca nearly all tae
British markets. still continues and If the gravity o tho
circumstances connected with The dispute between France
by British Ministers TO Parliament the state OF matters
has not been materially improved since coeva with this
adverse state Of continental affairs, we must also tske
into account the extensive trade created by
elections, and these taken in combination together with
the eject produced on the market by liberal
OF colonial wood have had the effect Of greatly rearng
the progress OF business which seemed 70 be fore.
circumstances TO DO subject OF surprise that
the ccnsumptive demand for wood has rather fallen of
than been augmented. Notwithstanding this however
prices have not been greatly changed although the prog
poet an early and brisk trade have been seriously in
toIiored with.
WILLIAM HAUGHroN, SONS AND CO.'S CIRCULAR
- LIVERPOOL, April "a, 1850.
CRAM The tone OF continental politics and ,bs unusr
@ny as 70 whas course our own government may 10
obliged TO take, should diplomacy he found uno1ual 90
tue feitement OF existing differences hss had ssusi
bic effect ON our grain Market largo In suesv has
been done all Through The week in breadsluGs both by
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Our Berlin Correspondence.

BERLIN, April 70, 1857
Pic Sfsia' Envy from a,VstT1-E1wts to Form an A.
hrce IVnh Prasia-dustria TO be Left 10 Tls Care Of
HI 0wn Provincey-- Pruss.an aasces--TAe Eject Of
the War Question T1ade de-
Archduso Albert Of Austria has been h,are for week
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Ths STATE Department IN Washington Intelligence Or
Ne death Of Mr. JcTN FcsSsy, Nte Commercial Agent
Tie United States NJ EcSrovia, N Liberia,
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HIS Escort Down the Bay-Tws Steamboats,
Loaded with Republscans-rwo spseohss
from Mr.. Seward Below the Nsrrows--
Great Enthusiasm- spseches by Senator
King and Others, Sc.
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ANNUAL SERMONS.

7 :"
Before the Amer Peace Society," this evening Il the
Church Of the Puritans, by Rev. Or Cheever.
Before the American Home Missionary SO iety, this
evening" at the Madison square terrain church. by
the Few. VIM. s. Dwight, D. D., Of Portland, Ne.
Before the American and Foreign Christian Union this
evening, in the Thirteenth Presbyterian church,
(pr. BuIcbaro 81 by Rev N S.'5 Beman, Of Troy. =
Before the Protestant Episcopal Church Missionary Soci-
ETY. for Seaman in the City and Port New York, this
evening, ~ St. Georges church. Ssuyvesant square, by
Rev. Samuel Cooke, D. D.
Before the New York Bible Society, this evening" the
Academy Of Music, by Rev. Walter Clark, D. D.
Before the Baptist Publication Society," on Sunday AFTER
noop May 10, at the tabernacle church, BY Rev. DR..
rurpbull.
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