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THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BLACK THE
coYoDE INvEsTIGATIoN-MR. MoRRILL's TARIFF
Bull.
Circulars of instructions for taking the census
have been issued by Superintendent Kennedy to all
the United States Marshals. They are very full,
and are accompanied by specimen schedules for
making the returns in a uniform manner. These
circulars will be thoroughly distributed by the sew
era marshas to their subordinates in every section
of every State and Territory in the Unior so that
the work can commence simultaneously on the LIST
day of June next 1t is expected that complete
returns will be made previous to the lst of October
next The marshals instructed to give their
subordinates strict orders not to communicate the
result OF their labOrs to any individuals for private
uses, nor to the press for publication.
General Black was in the House on Monday, very
much agitated, in conversation with Mr.. Covode,
and other members of the Investigating Commit
tee, of which the latter is chairman. The Attor-
ney General was endeavoring to ascertain the
precise character of the oath which the committee
administers to witnesses. 1t is said an attempt
Will be made to place witnesses under an injunction
OF secrecy as to what facts they give in evidence
thus indicating that because man is sworn to tell
the whole truth to secret committee he is to be
deprived of the use of his own information, which
is his own property, to a member of the press
That doctrine will not operate in free country
where there is a free press.-Mr. MOrrill's tariff
bill provides for funding outstanding Treasury
notes, about $4,000, 900 of which are liable to
come upon the Treasury for redemption after the
30th of June next. The funded debt of the coun-
try is now S45,00000O and $50, 900, 900 Treasury
notes added, proposed by this BILL will make it
S65,0O0,000. If this is not done the passage of a
law will be required authorizing the reissue of the
notes for longer period. The receipts into the
Treasury, during the present fiscal year, have thus
far slightly exceeded the estimates of the Secre-
tary, but there is no prospect that they will be
sufficient for the redemption of outstanding debts
falling due at the end of the year.-A large NUM-
Der of members of Congress have left the city on a
visit to their homes.
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE THIRlY.SIITH CONGRESS
SENATE
WASHINGTON, April N.-The Senate was not i

SENATE.
WASHINGTON, April 24.-The Senate was not in
session to-day.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
The SPEAKER laid before the House message
from the President in reply to resolution of nqu
ry, In which he says that since the admission of
Minnesota into the Union no act has been perform
ed by him recognizing the existence of an organ
lied government in the remaining or outside terri
tory of Minnesota House then went into
Committee of the Whole on the State of the Union.
AIR. BINGHAM reviewed with severity the
political conduct of those whom he characterized
as the sectional slave power, and advocated the ex
cluson of slavery from all places where the United
States government has jurisdiction, as the best
method of aaying sectional strife But the Pres
ident and his party seemed to be determined he
sad that this sectional strife shall never cease
Mr.. NOELL, of Missouri, made a speech the
history of political parties, defending the Demo-
cratic party. Mr. Buchanan, like his predecessors,
had been subject to persecution. If this had not
been the case, there would be to doubt his
fidelity to his high and important trust. As to the
investigating committees, they used instru-
ments of oppression, after the manner Of the meas
ures adopted during the French Reign of Terror.
Mr.. CAMPBELL, of Pennsylvania, made
speech in support of the pending Tariff bill. He
insisted that there is obligation on the part of
the workshops of Europe. He quoted from Jack
son, Jefferson, and others in support of his views
MIR. HOWARD, of Ohio, defined his political
position, declaring that he is a Democrat from
principle and refutng the principles of the Repub-
lican party. We are bound, he continued to pro-
tect all parts of the Union alike, and the great
est will resist all encroachments on their consttu-
ents.-Mr. MCKNIGHT, of Pennsylvania, made
a protective tariff speech, and would be glad to
remove the question from the political ARENA
Mr.. TOMPKlNS delivered his views on the slave
ry question.--The Committee rose and the House
adjourned.
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The DIFFICULTY BETWEEN THE BALTIMORE AND
ONO AND THE MARIETTA AND CINcINNATIRAILRoAps.
"A few days ago we published an extract from
Cincinnati paper, charging the management of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad with an arbitrary de-
termination to cut off the through connection with
the Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad. From cor
respondence that has taken place on the subject be-
tween the officers of the Baltimore and Ohio road
and those of the Marietta and Cincinnati, we find
that the whole difficulty has been caused by per-
sistent determination the part of the last named
company to compel the Baltimore and Ohio to run
night train, for the special accommodation of the
through passengers which do not number more
than five daily. The Baltimore road sought
change Of ihis arrangement, bnt being denied,
thought proper to sever the connection
THIoDoN's MUSEUM OF ARTS will be exhibited this
afternoon and evening at the Maryland Institute.
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Fifty-one ship carpenters and thirteen laborers
were discharged from the Navy Yard at Ports
mouth, Va, on Saturday.
NJ. Bone, Dutch astronomer announces that
the famous comet of Charles ", which was seen in
1858, will re-appear in August next.
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HoLLDAY STREET THBATRF.-This place of amuse-
ment crowded again last evening by fashion
able and intelligent audience to see the spectacle of
the Naiad Queen. The different scenes are received
with bursts of admiration, while the cast of char
acters is such that the play is admirably produced
For the accommodation of families the spectacle
will be presented this afternoon at three o'clock,
and also in the eveninr
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tious labor have determined declioe bookkeeping
Ny preparations hereafter be found sale retail
the following places Israel GrahameS Of Eutaw
and Baltimore streets nevie Bouquets, Baltimore
street, Seth 5. Hances, l0S Baltimore street. Andrews &
Thompson East Baltimore stree; Macpherson Il Marshall
Marble Building, North Charles street. and wholesale OF
Fred. Hickey Sons also retail my former place
ofbusiness, 30 Baltimore street.
ap25-tf d. c. DRISCOIL.
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HRUSTEE'S SALE

T'RUSTEES SALE
on LEApENdlAi u , RNb cross STREETS
city in the of Oliver O. Patterson and others against
l. Dushane, Executor, and others, the undersigned
city Bal %s.S THtRsb 5 tie ih Gay 81
al These LOTS OF GRoUND situated in the city of
Baltimore, as numbered and laid down on plat of the
Teyar in April Is5S as foo Rg:sU " owen D0u' SUI"
LOT No lat the northeast corner # Lesdenhall and
back Of even width, Is feet anu
LOIS Nos. to i, MISUNDERSTANDING on the north side
of Cross street. adjoining in the
srbed and each of said lots being II feet front and &c feet
LOTS Nos IL to 10 inclusiVeFronting the west side
of eadenhall street. between Cross and Hamburg Streets
each having front of IA feet on leadenha street, and
LoTS Nos G 9inclusiveImmediately in the rear Of
and having an even depth of 80 feet.
third cash onehrd in three and in months,
with interest from the day of sale the credit payments
he secured by promssoy notes to the satisfaction of the
A plat of the property will be exhibited at the time and
place Of sale tin which time can be at the Office of
the drGfeG Mo- Law B9Iidins a st. Paul street
-, N'' u HENRY sgocKgRIDGE, Trustee
APPS eo&ls ADREON CO, Auct'rs
<S;;ir BY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF THE
HsiiI ORPHANS COURT OF BALTIMORE CITY, the
G1se on t T sell at X GTe6 on May
north side Of Saratoga street west OF Poppleon street front
ing about IS fee: on Saratoga street. depth Of about
feet front with Basement occupied by Mrs
jackson. This lot includes alley feet wide, laid
on the east side thereof for the of this and the adjoining
property running from Saratoga street to Sarah Ann
ALSO TWO LOTS OF GROUND in the rear of the above,
fronting about Is feet each said alley and having
of about 80 feet Each Of said last lots improved by
small twC-sory BRICK DWELLING. The whole of the
above ground subject to groundent Of SIS per
(beng part of lot originally leased und.r of
the lot Saratoga adjoining the west part
81 SAID lot having been assigned by Aaron Jackson in his
life time subject to the rent OF SIS perannum)
Terms Of saeOnethsd cash, and the balance in three
AMI SIX months, with interest and security the credit
payments. f. W BPUNE, ,Jr,
Administrator.
GIBSON ~ CO.,
opO[-.y 70
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CHARLES GILMoR,
No. IS SECOND STREET, the Post Office,
SOLE AGENT
In this market for the sale of the
BALTIMORE COAL COMPANY'S
GEL e RATED ANTHRACITE COAL
CUMBERLAND COAL from the best Georges Creek
Mines, for sale at the lowe st rates
Keep on hand the largest stock Anthracite Coal of
dealer in this market am always prepared to fill ordere
Tor any quantity and size with promptness
CHAS. GILMOR,
oeAgent Baltimore Coal Company
ap20tf and Agent FOR the hest Rituminor. Goals
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The Senate was not in session yesterday. The
House went into Committee of the Whole on the
State of the Union, and the time was occupied by
several members making buncombe speeches.
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DIR. CAHILL.-Owing to the sudden illness of this
gentleman, the course Of lectures advertised to take
place this week will be postponed until further
nofica
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The DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION
body was permanently organized yesterday by the
election of Hon. Caleb Cushing, of Massachusetts,,
as President. full report of the proceedings of
the Convention and speculations to the result of
its labors will be found in another column.
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MARRIED


In this city, the oath inst, Mrs CATHARINE WISE,
States - u
On the 23d instant Mrs. SUSAN A. PRICE, in the 18th
year of her age.
On the 2sd instant, SARAH ANN JONES, aged 60 years,
months and days
Of his age. - ~ ~ -
On the I'D instant, MARY LUCINDA, daughter of VIM
ana Minerva 0sbourn, aged years and months
On the 22d instant, CHARLES H. BYRUM, in the 4Oth
year Of his age.
On SUNDAY morning, ODD instant, ADELAIDE. the only
child Of William H. and Susan j. Downing, aged
and Is days.
On the 2ls instant WILL AN THOMAS, youngest son OF
Henry A. and Sarah Wheeler aged years aud 6
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4r9 6r0as.

Sirn GcOa;.
SILKSl SILKSll SLKS!!!
GREAT BARGAINS
SILKS!
ONE HUNDRED AND SEVEN DIFFERENT STYLES
AND PATTERNS just received from the importers-bough
at great sacrifice, owing the stagnaton in the Silk
market.
These goods
ARE ALL NEW
and very choice
SPRING AND SUMNER STYLES,
And will be sold at half the cost of importation.
ALSO,
complete assortment of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS IN GREAT VARIETY
SPRING SHAWLS,
SILK AND LACE MANTILLAS,
uooIr,1,, LADIES' DRESS TRIMMINGS
SHIRTS,
Drawers GLOVES
&c, &c.
ALL OF WHICH
will be
SOLD AT
EHCEEDINGLF LOW PRICES.
CALL AND SEE
THE B GAINS
for yourselves, at
GEORGE Fl. HAIG'S NEW STORE
1913 BALTIMORE STREET,
BETWEEN CALVERT AND SOUTH STREETS
aPlg-ur Opposite the American Office
GREAT
N o VEL TIES
SPRING
SUMNER
G h r N E " rs.
JOSEPH BICKERTON IL co.
ARE NOW OFFERING ONE
, LARGEST AND MOST ATTRACTIVE STOCKS OF
SILK MANTILLAS,
SILK BUSTERS,
SILK BAsQUEs,
- SILK JACKETS
LACK LACE MANTILLAS,
BLACK LACE BURNOUS,
BLACK LACE PICCOLoMINIS,
SHAWLS
TOGETHER wITHA
VERY LARGE
BEAUTIFUL STOCK
SPRING AND SUMNER BUSTERS,
THE MOST DESIRABLE MATERIALS
OF THE
SEA SON
JOSEPH BICKERTON & CO.,
1888 BALTIMORE STREET,
apl3tfr SECOND DOOR EAST OF LIGHT STREET
WHOLESALE
AT IMPORTERS PRICES
LARGE AND MAGNIFICENT STOCK
SPRIN DRY GOODS
HAMILTON EASTER & CO.,
ow offer at WHOLESALER on second and third fears OF
Nos. 49, 2OI and 203 BALTIMORE STREET,
TREIR ENTIRE SPRING IMPORTATION
FOREIGN DRY GOODS,
Selected in by Of the firm from the best
in Europe, and embracing GOODS IN EVERY DEPART.
MENT OF THE TRADE, from quite low priced to the mos
fashionable and expensive
No Merchant visiting Baltimore will do himself justice
unless he examines stock, which is only equaed by
two others in the United States
Goods purchased from will give ecdt any establish
ment, and sell quick at good protsaS prices will be
found most reasonable and the styles and in good
taste apl4tfr
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CUMMINGS AERATEp SEIpLITz APERrENT

CUMMINGS AERATED SEIDLITZ APERIENT.
This medicine is offered the public as a substitute for
the well know Seidz Powders Congress Water as
it is much more easily preserved and transported than
either OF them, and is wal cheaper than either them
other preparations ofsmiar character which offered in
the market
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, laxative Alternative, tonic
cathartc ebuge according to the dose and mode ia which
it is employed.
BENEFICIAL in Nausea, Flatuence, Constipation, Dys
pepsia Want Of ppetite Headache Rheumatism &c, &c
Wholesale Agents, Messrs Thomson BLOCK, &c Han
over street, Baltimore to whom all orders be adj
dressed.
For sale by N II. JENNINGS IS North Charles street.
and Perkins L Co, No. lS6 N. Howard street.
Retail price IS cents per bottle. ap2s3w
All COOP MORNING, Mr. jerks, HOW AIRS
you?
Good morning, friend Banks quite poorly I have
caught "A cold, and cough almost ncessanv and
have rest at night
M Jenks-Why, my dear fellow, you need have no from
bic about that All you have is to go to Hraa1ys &
JENKINS Coneconers and Fruit Dealers corner of
and Pratt Streets and package of Lebeg Cough Can
DIV, use it, and you will soon be as well ever
Mr.. Banks-0h! humbug. have confidence in ,st
kind of stuff.
Mr. Jenks-so thought but after using it, was at nee
convinced Of my error.
Mr. Bauks-You don't mean to say that you have used
and found any virtue in it
Mr. Jenks-Yes, but do say and again advise you
to try it. ---- ap2l If
RoorISel RooFING | ROOFING Ii
Economy, Durability and Security
Warren's Fire and Water Proof
FaLr AND CoMPosITIor ROOFING
nryaed by anything yet discovered for Roofing purposes
PERFECTLY FIRE PROOF
PRpYEoTLY WATER PROOF,
UNxoUALLED FOR ECONOMY,
UNRIvALLED FOR DURABILIrr
ADAPTED TO EvEsY CLIMATE,
Forfurther information address or call on
JAS. II. JOHNSON,
No. Jarvis Building, cor North and
Ivastf Baltimore streets Bntm, re
SUPERIOR HAMS.
Just received OF quality to suit the best Judges. Fc
| sale by WIZ q. MCLEAN,
asst San Charles st.
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INSTITUTE.

MARYLAND INSTITUTE.
EVERYBODY RgsTIRFP SgeG GgS DELIGHTED
TWO EXHIBITIONS TODAY,
WEDNESDAY April 25th.
AFTERNOON at O'Clock,
On WHICH occasion Children Is cents.
.... A' hf TaI5b btS9s o'k ...
MUSEUM OF MECHANICAL ARTS
~ MOVING AUr6 6M1 FIGURES.
Admission Is cents. 1tr
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
Will find an extensive stock of
NEW AND DESIRABLE GOODS,
such as
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
GOLD CHAINS,
FINE WELRY,
ofevery description.
ALBATA WARE. TEA AND COFFEE SETS
SPOONS AND FORKS, FINE CUTLERY, CLOCKS,
PLATED CAsTORs,
CAKE BASKETS, ICE PITCHERS,
FANCY GOODS IN GREAT VARIETY.
MILITARY GOODS.
MILITARY COMPANIES FURNISHED.
The above goods for sale low, wholesale and retail
CANFIELD, BRO. & CO.,
ap25-ttr 229 Baltimore street.
MUSICAL BONES.
CANFIELD, BRO. & co,
229 BALTIMORE STREET,
Have just imported an invoice of SUPERIOR TONED
MUSICAL BOXES, playing Overures, Polkas, Waltzes
Quadrles, Marches Hymns &c, &C, with Organ Casti
net and Bell accompanmen-l, G. Sand 70 ars-for sale
wholesale and retail. ap25 tfr
COMMERCIAL AND FARMERS BANK,
SBALTIaoRE. April 2 lSGO-The President and Directors
o. this Bank have declared a DIVIDEND OF FIVE PER
CENT for the half ending the 3Oh instant payable on
APPS tMa7 TRUEMAN CROSS Cashier
GUNNER BOARDING AT THE LARGE AND
R1SPLENDlD HOUSE CORNER ROLLINS and MOUNT
STREETS known ODomells Mansion nOuseis prepared
to accommodate boaders with first Board pleasant
rooms hand some farors with Piano, and Bathing apart
ment The location of the heuse will to all
who desire to spend the months for health and
comfort. ap25-tNlaI0
DERUVIAN GUANO.
Our extensive arrangements enable us to continue TO sup
ply dealers and consumers with NO l PERUVIAN
HUANo at Agents prices, delivered from Guano Ware
JOHNSON'S ISLAND GUANO,
A and valuable discovery from the Pacific Ocean.
GuanO. :
4. A. MEXICAN GUANO, of a high standard.
we are dealers IN NATURAL GUANOS only, and
S nut VIII receive orders for REESES, and KET
TLEWELlIS MA Manipulated GUANO, and other fertili-
%erS OF established character and reputation o
wood street. BowlyS wharf, opposite
ah21u Corn Exchange Buildings.
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SwEDE, UNDREss KID, AND WASH GLOVES
New for Spring.
CONSTABLE, WALKER Il CO,
aplS-tt 1876 Baltimore street,
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WnI.EElS ScuNApps

80 dozen pints and quarts, in boxes Off dozen.
For sale by WIN H. MCLEAN,
ap23t 52N. Charles street.
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A SUPERIOR LoT OF GENTS DRESSING AND
BREAKFAST ROBES, just opened.
CONSTABLE, WALKER 4 CO.
apl6-f l55 Baltimore street
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The LARGEST FURNITURE
AND CHAIR MANDATORY IN THIS CITY,

The LARGEST FURNITURE
AND CHAIR MANDATORY IN THIS CITY,
E. II U N TBS,
No. 81 north GAT STREET Baltimore,
Opposite the Odd Fellows Hall,
where bs found the largest stock Baltimore made
Furniture in tis city Citizens and strangers
to examine this stock Of Furniture bsore purchasing as
there can be found always hand ard majeto order:
TETE-ATErES in Brocatee, Plush or lair Cloth; So
FAS, Walnut and Mahogany, Plush Hair Cloth or
cred in goods to order Full French Parlo Half French
Arm, Rocking, and easy CHAIRS, various patterns in
Brocselle, Plush, Fair Cloth CHAMBER SUITS, in
Nonutand Mahogany, q various styles $50 to 2H
large assortment of CaneSeat Rocking Chamber Dining
aad Reception Chairs, in Walnut, OAK, &c; EXTENSION
TABLES, SIDE BOARDS, and WHAT-NOTS, OF all pat,
terms Hair, t0sk and Spring MATTRESSES on hand and
made 10 order. All goods carefully packed.
+. MOUNT,
fe2-tf No 81 N. Gay st, OPP Odd Fellows Hall
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sasQrants G0nnanlfs.
EXCHANGE INSURANCE ROOMS
No. IS Exchange Place.
ELLIOTT JOHNSTON,
vi a r n e,
FIRE AND LIFE
I N S u NOE AGENT
In requesting a share of the Insurance of the MER-
CHANTS AND BUSINESS MEN Of Baltimore, offer for
their approval the following list of
COMPANIES,
comprising some ofthe
MOST RELIABLE,
AND PROMPT
IN THE COUNTRY.
ask the closest scrutiny into their ASSETS, SECTRT
TIES and INTEGRITY.
AT THE OFFICE,
MO- So EXCHANGE PLACE.
Will always be found
THE La EST INSURANCE NEWS AND PERIODICALS
ALSO,
THE AMERICAN LLoYDs' REGISTER,
FOX THESPECIAL ACCOMMODATION OF MERCHANT
AND SHIPPING HOUSES
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
COUNTRY HOUSES,
AND FARM PROPERT
WRITTEN ON AT THE VERY LOWEST RATES
WASHINGTON MUTUAL,
OF NEW YORK,
Capital. Observation-Disclosures. 100000
% per cent ofProfts Returned to Policy Holders
MECHANICS AND TRADERS, OF NEW YORK.
Capital and Surplus, s27l,OOO.
CITIZENS, OF NEW YORK.
Capital and Surplus, $32i,OCO
IMPORTERS AND TRADERS, OF NEW YORK
Capital and Surplus, s2l1,Oo0.
TRADEsMEN's, OF NEW YORK,
Capital and Surplus, $l65OOO
UNION MUTUAL MARINE OF PHILADELPHIA
Incorporated 1874
ELLIOTT JOHNSTON,
mh80 IS EXCHANGE PLACE
TNIUN MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
NEW YORK,
CAPITAL
So 5000.
DIVIDENDS FOR 1859,
THIRTY FIVE PER CENT.
NJ Applications for Insurance in the above Company
received by
WILLIAM SPEAR,
apl3,u No. IS Second street.
INCORPORATED 1910!
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CHURCH FDIFICE AT AUCTION.
Inc niVersalist Society being about to commence
erection of new Church Baltimore street, would offer
FOR SALE at public auction TUESDAY NExr oath inst
at the salesrooms Of the Exchange, Second street. at
o'clock their Church, situated the Calvert
Pleasant streets.
This Is one of the largest and most substantial Churches
In the city, and being located centre would be de-
sirable for many purposes 1t will be in fee or $500 may
remain on ground rent, il desired
Forfurther particulars apply either ofhe undersg ned
or to s. Hoover, Auctioneer.
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Government land sales are to take place in
Michigan in July and August, of alternate sections
under the Railroad Act of 1856, the minimum
price of which is $250 per acre, together with the
lands heretofore unofered, embracing an area of
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hP GRAND FLORAL CONCERT.
vs. Mr.; A. } CLEAvELAND would announce to his
rfnfs and the public that his A CONCERT
OF CaVert and Pleasant streets, on TUESDAY EVENING
The entire CANTATA OF THE FAIRY QUEEN will be
By h Floral S Class win all p the BEAUTIFUL
Adm ssioi % cents. Children Is cents Doors open at
The PIANO to be used is from the celebrated factory of
VIM. hnane a Co. ap25-w,s,m&tu
fY AMONG the many restoratives which
w. nature has supplied to relieve the Affections of hu
mainly there is vorte one for certain class Of
diseases than the medicinal gum" Wild Cherry Tree
but however valuable it Isl lis power heal soothe,
relieve and to is enhanced nfod by scientific and
udcious combination with other ingredients in themselves
ofequal worth. This happy mingling exists in that
Combination and form indeed"
Of medicine knownas
DR.. WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY,
Whose value curing Coughs Colds Bronchitis hoop-
ing CoUg5, Group Asthma, Pulmonary Aection, end IN
cipient Consumption is ineStmaJle.
HOME TESTIMONY.
Important letter from Rev JACOB SEcKLER well known
and highly respected throughout the State of Pennsylvania
HANOVER, Pa Feb. l6, 1859
ing realized in family important from the
your valuable preparation Visitors BalsGm IF Wad
CherTyit affords pleasure to recommend the pub
some eight years ago one Of my daughers seemed to
tanned then procured bottle Of your excellent Balsam
and before she had taken the whole the
have in my nvdaai case made reunent f' use Of YOUR
valuable medicine and have always been benefited by IL
6ecause there good deal If spurious WisiGrs Basam Of
we" ."'''' '''''' ""'"S"" '' '0T JAc6R Seeker
GeHstins nare, and Medicino BIiSam has the name Of
the % WI" F6 Pe anG s o printed On name S, of
wrapper.
Prepared by S. W FOWLE co, BosTox and for sale by
Candy Gilpn Co, Thomson, Woods Block Seth S.
Hance, E H. Stabler & Co, W H. Brown & Bro, Walker,
& IN nd hYd
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From Observation-Disclosures from Venezuela to
April >, represent the rebel forces as confident of
success, although some of their leaders had eype-
rienced reverses. Calderor had surrendered him
self to the Government forces, but Falcon, having
received supplies from New Granada was re-or
ganizng his forces, and Sotillo was preparing to
attack Maturin, Barcelona and Cumana The
British Vice Consul, Mr.. Frederick Stacey, had
been convicted of conspiracy against the Govern
ment, and sentenced to perpetual Punishment. A
revolution, with Gen. Mesquera at its head, had
broken out in New Granada