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SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER

MANN's HOTEL AND DINING ROOMS
l24 W. BALTIMORE STREET.
ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN
Westil continue to up Meals very moderate
charges, with OYSTERS, TERRAPINS, GAME, FISH and
FOWL Parties, large small accommodated in our large
and private Dining Rooms, second floor Thankful for
the liberal patronage received, respectfully ask
continuance of the same.
Our Chambers have recently been refurnished, and will
compare favorsbly with other Hotel Single Rooms
cents.
~ MANN's CONGRESS HALL BOWLING SALOON
is in the of this house, No so FAYErrE STREET
H24-tf c. H. MANN, Proprietor.
WooDl Woopll WooDIll
SAVE ~ PER CENT. by buying Wood at Office City
Steam Fire Wood Mill,
No. sNoRrH STREET
JAMES Fl. JOHNSON
FINE QUALITY PLATED TEA SETS, URNs CAsroRs,
Cake Baskets, DC, for sale at moderate prices.
J. ar. CAMPBELL,
ul1 tt R, GER COR :27 Baltimore street.
CIGARS.
Probably the in the city, and
able prices. For sale by WIN. H. MCLEAN,
fe25n 81 N. Charles street.
PRICE REDUCED.
We have reduced the price OF
COAL
50 cents per ton.
Terms CASH. 40 lbs. to the ton =
j. HENRY GEESE Il CO.,
Office South street
Yard-Spear's wharf, foot of Gay street mhl7-2w
CHARLES GILMoR
No. IS SECOND STREET, near the Post Office,
SOLE AGENT ... ..
In this market for the sale OF the
BALTIMORE COAL C0MPANY'S
CELEBRATE ANTHRAC COAL
CUMBERLAND COAL, from the best Georges Creek
Mines, for sale at the lowest rates. -..s
keep hand the largest stock Of Anthracite Coal
dealer in this arke and always prepared to fill orders
for any quantity and size with promptness. -- .
a=1.--s4s4-44-aC HAS. GILMOR,
Sole Agent Baltimore Coal Company.
mhl5tf and Agent Cor the best Bituminous Goals.
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KINDLGNG Wool KINDLING Wool
SAWED AND SPLIT WOOD, OF ANY SIZE
At Office of City Steam Fire Wood Mill,
No. NORTH STREET.
sl0u JAS. b. JOHNSON
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WHEELER Il WILSON'S
SEWING MACHINES.
Se'o ard Valuable improvements
DIAGRAM LOCK- STITCH
CGG2CGgGE@gSg-E
Wheeler Wilson has, usual, the highest pre-
MUM at the Fair of the American Institute and at the
principal Fairs throughout the Unien
~ Send for Circular.
OFFICE-2O5 ". BALTIMORE STREET,
dI3u Baltimore. Md
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me Board OF Trustees have resolved 10 pay Six per
Interest the standing Scrip Certificates to the holders
next. - 1890 49, '
Icy have also declared the $50 600 of Subscribers
Capital, Scrip Dividend Of Four and onehalf per cen
IDel8 ~ per cent on the amount paid n,) and the
Garnet Frem4ms entitled TO PARTICIPATION in profits,
SGriP dividend OF twenty per cent; Certificates for which
will be issued on or after lst May next
BY order of the Board,
InI
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ROOFING RoOFING RooFING II
Economy, Durability and Security
Warren's Fire and Water Proof
FELT AND COMPosITIoE RoorINe
Unrvaed by anything Roofing purposes
PERFECTLY FIRE PROOF,
PRRPEOFLY WATER PR0or,
UNEoUALLED FOR Economy,
UNRIvALLID FOR DUR ABILITY,
ADAPTED To EVERY CLIMATE
Forfurther information address or call on
JAS. H. JOHNSON,
No. Jarvis Building, cor. North and
ty26-h Baltimore streets, Baltimore
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OFFICE OF THE ORIENT MUTUAL INsUI
Y JANICE CpMp INv. AN'N1Si

ASSETS.
10Th February, 1860
Cash in Banks. 500 llO45
United States Stock and Treasury
Notes .;:......::................... $50 10000
Stocks of States, Cities and
tons, Bonds and Mortgages, and
Call Loans with Coll iterals 80, III 500 OD
Subscribers Capital Cash Capi:aI
payab'e on call, and secured by per
sonal liability of Stockholders 80. GOOCOOCO
- $lO5O,93045
, mums ..................... .$2iO6AS3
Insurance Scrip accrued Interest
SalvageS Reinsurance, and other
Unsettled Claims ............... IS 3;l33 2s6On5 66
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IMPORTANT TO HoUsEKEEPERs
To know that they money by purchasing Wood
already Sawed and Split, ofCity Steam Fire Wood
MILL
No. 3NoRTH STREET.
sl0-r JAMES II. JOHNSON
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DIAPERS PENDING BEFORE HIS HONOR
THE MAYOR FOR APPROVAL.
PROM ROARD or sIrprRvIsoRs


Resolution directing the Comptroller pay Hiram Williams
$40 IS.
Resolution authorizing tho Committee Annusl Take. to
employ engineer TO survey the channel Of the s
lem River with view OF acerauig what improvements may
be made in the navigation thereof
Board OF Supervisors May TO- 1860
On ayes aud adopted.
R-s9laiion 20 pay bill Of J. NJ C. OConnor for work and
materials on louse Of Detention, 1907 T2.l00
Eoard OF Supervisors, May 10, 1900
On ayes and noes adopted
Kerclu,ion TO pay bin Of Norman Mcleod a4l2 aoiOo for
applies for CoHnty Jail
board Of Supervisors. May 10, 1890
On ayes and noes adopted.
Resolution pay bin George L. Cannon work and
ies for rooms OF Third District Court, si0s iolco.
Board 81 SnperyisoFs, May TO- l9Go.
TN ayes and noes adopted.
Resolution pay bin sescroo for board Of witnesses
Tor April lI0, rala
Board OF Supervisors, May 10, IGtO
On ayes aud noes adopted , .
Resolution opsy bill OF O. Niye Son or medicines furnished
House OF rotcntion to May I, 1850, $50 ".
board OF Supervisors May 10, Is6o.
On ayes and noes adopted
Resolution 10 pay bills Of John MoGowan, Sos H. and Of
George Rueh lob 90 for serving suoPona for Court Special
Sessions
Board Of Supervisors May 10, 1860.
On ayes and noes adopted - .
Resolution the NewYork Institution
the Instruction Of tho Deaf and Dumb for clothing thirty
State pupils for six months om Sept 1859 TO March 1890
At $40
board Of Supervisors, May IL, 1885,
On ayes and noes adopted
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wH.uye BARK UNITED srA,Es-Csps Woodward of bark
ono and two how. or the see rendered
by apt Whitman OF the ship Moses Wheeler Of Boston On
May he fell in with 81 10 NJ Ion ~ in sinking con-
di,n and with crew exhausted having had cooking done
through the gale which had lasted three days living on bread
spencer blown away busTks binnace and hurricane
house stove boats al gone from the sranss with three feet
and board the Moses Wheeler in whaebost
stove Ter Il was impossible for the ship Moses Wheeler 70 rem.
der with her boats We very kindly used and
and Ms Wbimsn and also by gentleman passenger Mr. Har
Ipgcn who contributed 70 comfort by giving up his to
bosTd the Moses Wheeler through succession Of gales heavy
d 10 lend u.s. but fortunately On May fell in with the clipper
bark lnnsn Of Boston and transferred myself and
used Saw the evening the Moses Wheeler spe smother
ss W s the he owned 2S Fs osd
Of Wepo and others she sailed from New Bedford Juno %,
cudms opeeiglh owned by the captain, $4,000 III NewBed
ford eLe had board when abandoned $50 bbls sperm OH
scBE. ANNA Sslia Of WILMINGTON Dell from Wilmington;
c. bound TO Philadelphia With lumber encountered
aud Of the sails blown rigging damaged pinnacle
and 'Ts L. ."s az and the ves sprung leak P
ensign union down snd bore down for her hailed her and offered
night saying The captain and two Of the washed
board and he End the boy Ts,e prsy WON out and two pas.
long rd smith and found her Ia
distressed state The Matona also in distressed
away buiwGrk auncheons split ways which finally
caused her 10 founder o'clock the Both The captain
and MasOne chen board the Anna Smith and
proceeded to Norfolk The Msrons loaded with sugar from
liza, ana for Falmouth England for OIdcrs
BALTIMORE, May 1.-The brig Delta, Daulby, from Csrrb
bean Sea with cargo of bound to Baltimore Is ashore
OF the W of Trap
F,rufR PolsT May l2-The ship NEPTUNE from New-Or.
leans Liverpool is Hshoreno date place given Cargo
sy be- saved The ship Vanguard for NewYoi towed Into
Kingston having grounded al Blnc sert by telegraph
HAVANA May 5Bsrk Henry Warren, previously reported
ashore the Cross of the Father sailed the 18th
segua Gnde to load Of far Newly She took
atO boxes for ballast On the evening the
he struck aud bsed and filed the vessel aud the will
be total lose Sails rigging speTs, anchors and chains will be
saved The H. W built at Bath Maine in 1913 3iT tuns
rated q aud owned by Il. Rsirden Of Bath
BsyKE, April &-Accouns from Martinique Of the 20th re-
port that fishing vessel had fallen in the 18th April about
leagues Of Bouo with The wreck of vessel apparently shout
tuna having Phiomrne Boston, her quarter board
SHP from Liverpool 90 Quebec Is the rocks
keil 10 miles Of this place aud II Is feared win be wrecked
K anpbetown, april 80
SBp NEPTUNE nom New Orleans Ia the Barrow OF Bsy
tcegue. tsrgo likely to be Wexford April n.
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Arrived.

Steamship Potomac, Watson. Baltimore and Norfolk ndse
a,d pass 20 H. B. Cromwell Co Capt Watson reports that
the ship Luner previously reported ashore on Aa.hpon'
20 sloas is iuli OF water. - - -
ard Co Sailed in company with bark Il. Lee for New
Yok Havana bearing - e. IL miles, spoke bark Cor
della from & niue os for Boston
Bark j. A. Lee Christian, Cenfuegos April % sugar 70 John
NJ Sni Co Sailed in company with the barks Laura huss
Rus. May lei 81 40 lon 10 spoke bark sunrise Rose
Mobile Tor Barcelona, : days out.
Bark Searsport Sweetzer Arroyo, p IT, II
days noasse r. r. Buck Co Experienced heavy wealth
Ban Legatue Nor Bemadsen Newcastle "a days cOal to
II + " Meyer. Had heavy westerly weather 49,
Bsk Leon tcf Espor Psntt, Sagua May O. sugar to W.
frg Wave Spirit tBr Of Cape Town, C. g. HI Granger
Ctpe Town. c. y. H. Feb H. lchabocm March st. Helena
Msic IT, ssno master Pu. into ST. Helena leaking From
p 20 May g. of bermuda experienced heavy w and
Brig Sea Nymph tHoL) Sclnppe, Cape Town C. q. H., 81
days giano, wool and skins 10 " slsford, Rsnken Co
bg L. NJ. Arnold (Drl Atkinson Dorchester, N. b. days
stone 10 T.. 1 Eevius l. Son.
brig st. Vincent tBr), Garrison Sydney G. b. days coal
Brig Denmrrk Hsred Rondout coal for Boston.
chr Moses Van Name Van Name Norfolk days wood and
cotton
schr Delrhene. Frost. Virginia days, oysters
Schr w N. Cole, Hunt, bass River 2 days, coal.
sloop Franklin Arrey, New London days, OIL
Stesner Hall Buffalo via River ST. Lawrence IL days
port for repers intended passenger and freight
boat o between Florida and Havana
Steamer kennebec, Hand PHILADELPHIA nide and pass to r.
Perkins.
strsmer Aida, Robinson, Philadelphia mdse. to Lopez
fitzpatrick.
sAILED-From Quarantine ships VIM Tell, Havre Thorn
ton Liyelpoo Saratoga LIE PheuA; bsrks Harriet Cam
Fl1sl Vera Cruz
WIND D arins the day, from NJ to s. E. sunset, E
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The advices from the Burlington and Quincy Road
fully justify the recent advance in that stock. The
amount OF freight delivered in Chicago during the
first week of May was 1884, 80 10, against 3D.
752, sIS ID in the whole month of May last year.
The floating debt which was incurred in making adj
vances TO the Peoria aud Oquawka Road will be paid
Off by August and the Company have renewed their
contract with the Galena Company for the use of
the thirty miles of that road used by the Quincy
Company in running into Chicago for five years after
the expiration Of the present contract 4 private
letter from Galesbury states that there is an immense
amount of corn on the line of this road ready come out
as coon as the cars can be had to novel it.
The freight earnings of the Marietta and Cincinnati
Railroad for the month of April were $4,000, against
$4,000 for ApIl, 1859, being an Increase of about
$1,000 The passenger earnings also show small in
The earnings of the Little Miami and Columbus and
Xena Railroad for the month Of April were in round
numbers 81 000a decrease of about 5000 from the
earnings Of the corresponding month last year. The
earnings Of this road considerably affected by the
freshet in the early part of the month.
There was no mail from Bogata by the steamer
North Star and consequently nothing further in rela
ton to the Panama Railroad charter The business of
the Clearing louise to-day $50 SJ 05l. The Man
hstan Fire Insurance Company has declared semi
annual dividend of s. share, payable the lat of
June. The Northern Railroad Of New-Ifampshire,
dividend of 81 y share, payable June. Eugene Thom-
SON. stock auctioneer and broker has removed 10 the
new premises No. Al Pine street His semi-monthly
circular of stock and bonds current and not current nj
the Brokers Board published to-day may be obtained
at the new Office. The Moses Taylor, from New-Or-
leans, brings $4,000 in doubloons. petition has
been presented to the Court, the part Of George W.
Stanton, for himself and executor praying for the
removal OF j. Benedict, esp from the position of Re-
ceiyer Of the Bank of Central New-York, of Utica
which has gone into liquidation. The ground OF
nova urged il that the affairs of the Bank should DO
thoroughly investigated and the relations OF Mr. Ben
edict with the late President and Cashier arc such
10 render him unfit person TO act Receiver Ar
gument in this is TO be heard OH the 18th inst
The supply Of Money continues very abundant al
previous rates notwithstanding the contraction of
loans by the Banks. Private letters from England
speak discoursgpgy Of the prospects Of the har
vest.
The Board Of Brokers held to-day their annual cleo
ton for officers resulting in the choice OF the following
ticket, which is substantially reslection President,
Vim. II. Nelson; First Vice-Presdent, n. A. Wheel
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qho reduction depreciation Of steamships adopted i-
son 70 the rate Of fifteen from
Nav 1855 tho certain expenditures Tor repairs Of psaa'
pent Character -, a.. .,
e,srults MAY 1850. foll, lB 81
Am, ant charged Of for depreciation. 2sosse 10
Making surplus with the old valuations NJ 22 a8 81
Surplus Nov. !, 1883. i"diS 10
Mt between Now 1859 and May l. 1850 +ls329 rs
Tie steamships has been further chsnyed oy the
the Washington and the loss OF the
,lipg unken rock on Mendocino, pot lad down on INC
charts Che was insured for the sum Of 2l3WN
Tie Fulton brings information that the LONDON
Committee of tie Illinois Central Railroad Company
had determined TO resign at a meeting OF the English
stockholders called the London Tavern for the ID
Mr.. saerthwaite in receiving the late report OF the
New-York Board, says:
I'VE have always advocated the absolute necessity OF the
Con cking It's stocks and reducing its interest
sbsrge and only that Of policy mas been
ed In Of the finances Of the Company ny
m English advisers which IN opinion has seriously damaged
the position the ockhoders IL w be noted that the BOARD
rather abruptly terminates its relations with tho London Com
itee This Committee, viii be recolected. was appointed
more years for the special purpose Of entertaining
creation Of ing debt ts members numerous and differ
ep eubers different views but when money wa. wanted
resort was had tho creation Of floating debt instead OF
calls conceive Il Is undesirable to have two governing
bodies and can doubt that practical haS
esueJ the acted udiciousy in DECIDING 10
ign al the meeting called for Thursday May at the London
Tavern
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MARINE JOURNAL.
FORT OF EEW-YORK........M MAY Il.


Steamship-Teu,onia Taube, Hamburg, Kanhardt Co.
Ships-Z1ch, Foster HAVE s. N Fox Co hevre Aken
EewtTesns Robson fosdiek; T. T. Gabsn tBreinsn Won
Hseen 81 John " b., C. Lulng Tusko (Brenenl Dsmmer
man Ererncn Henschen Unkhari Emerald se, Cornish
Bsis,-Farie-s Sondbury Havana, B. Eager; Fornici
(Nor Morthusea, Rotterdam HolEiboe Hoadey Stella
(Bfcmen Nulf Bremen. =
Tngs-C A White White 81; Thomas, Moore Henry u
Perry Fliz 81; Jsgo Smith Jones Co.; Julia Ford, SWEET
Crniuegos. r. p. buck Co. -.
schooners-Ma rsarst Ann Reed, Boston q. L. Hatch "
psy.cn KecheIi, Nassau; Whistler Prishary New Haven
nsser Sarah Mings Weaver Philadelphia u T. Waterbury
W Lancaster (r Henderson, Falmouth, Henry De Co.do
va; r. II. Hun,ley, Hammond, BsiInore MAILER Lord
Petersburg, J. Hunter Go.
Sloop-F. Brown Car Providence, msser
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The stock market to-day was active and firm, with
wcdistribued business. The circle Of outside ope-
raors is widening and good dead Of the strength OF
the market comes from this source. The impulse Of
this outside movement comes doubtless from the
healthy appearance Of our financial and commercial
matters, and from the encouraging prospects OF the
traffic of the Western Roads. The increase shown
is in many cases just the increase needed to change them
from non-diyidend 10 dyidend-paying concerns. The
feature OF the day war the increased demand and
buoysncy In Hudson River, which during the day sold
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MARRIED.

BJNCE-pIBBLE-On Wednesday May at the house Of he
brides father CRANKY Conn., by the Rev Mr. Gilbert Mr.
J. b. Bunee Of the late rm of Dibbie Bunce TO Laura ~
daughter Of C. b. Dibble. . M
MATIHEWS-PIERCY-In Brooklyn, on Thursday, May o.
Inv tbe Rev Mr. Harris James Matthews to George h.
adopted daughter Of Henry n. Piercy, esq
NEWELL-WEED-On Friday May H. BY the Key shsier
Hilyer Samuel Newell to LRynia Weed, both OF NorwsA
Conn. ~.
PETERs-BERESFORDIn this city. on Sunday May 10, by
The Rev Mr. Bausckenbusch Charles Peters to Mary beres-
ford Of Brooklyn Long Island -
YALE-LY%AN-On Wednesday May 3 at the residence OF
Yale OF Wesvile Aegany County, n l., TO Jennie h Ly
man Of Oswego Potter County Pa.
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eek; Second vice-Presidcnt, T.. s. Munroe; Treas
urer, Jas. w. Bleecker; Secretary, Geo. ii. Brcd-
head; Assistant Secretary, John W. Munro; Roll
Keeper, f.. A. Shipman.
The movement which has taken place within day
or two in Hudson River stock is based upon the fol-
lowing semi-ofcia figures of the probable result OF
the traffic Of 1900 .o,
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VET - fio,,;re Deb, ....... $4,000


Taua TO seven per cent capital OF @S,'o"V' .
The Bank statement Of to-day II quite as laVofaoie
"a could have been anticipated in the specie reserve in
view of the large shipment of Saturday week, while
the contraction of loans is an unexpectedly favorable
element, brought about, as it has been, without the
slightest disturbance of the Money market. The de-
cline in deposits is the natural result OF the movement
of the week The loans now four and a half mil
lions below the highest point of the late expansion,
while the snecie shows slight increase:
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Advertisement.

DR.. JoNEs's LETTER, No. IL, on OPTHALMiA
or SoRH EYKs appears ToDAys Herald instead OF yese
DAVIS edition. az advertised Al should read y as
conched in language that everybody understand fo
Joxyss ce Is No l37 18th av NcwYork and he is the only
scientific and thoroughly ocult and Aur in the
cd States
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can SHERMAN A O. for Kindly consentng 70 Ic H a.
Tssnana V and 70 the press the liberal sup
port they had extended TO heenai anu "
movement. ,o,,oa
The following resolution was adGPsend stc champion
othe world having by his iv manner England
ne & fe Of bis native and he, People be
BAT WIN tnc st n,tt.a Of be appointed rom s
b"ss duties shall be and advise Win susn b. p
thIoueno, n,ther the objects this orsanlsaon sna
;Soy the psre. sdaTe.sed be invited to SoSpe
Tb Chair appointed Messrs. Foster, Queen fhehn
Irving. and Cackner such Committee. 49,,
A letter from Jas F. Tomas was read, IN whieh ne
osars 10 engraye in good style suitable preamble to
y" nrssen,ed 10 Heenan with the testimonial. The Of
fer was readily accepted. The heartiest admiration
was expressed for Heenan throughout, and the large
audience present were perfectly orderly and respeeta'
bic. The meeting adjourned to meet again next Mon
day at the same. place.
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by Telegraph.
Disasters, &c.

SAVANNAH, Nay 1.-THE steamship Huntsville
at her wharf ct 2 O'clock this morning
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FouSp DRowSEp.-Coroner Jackman yesterday
held an INQUEST on the body of John Reed No l Oliver
street who was drowned Sunday night while attempting 20
lean from the dock the Of Oliver street to
Deceased about nine years old veroict Vi seciaea
,roMning rendered
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! .on;, N;ndfano. a German

TICKET SwIYDLIsG-Iouis Windfang, German
snder of No 57 arrested yesterday
charged with having sindled Julius Krochke out Of VIZ %
The accused charged sold the conpsnsnta ticket 70 b
men bicb proved TO be entirely worthless Justice Connolly
commit ed the accused for examination.
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WHAT THE PEOPLE SAY.

With sinse remark oacr these letters and coxnends.
ton. from the people These letters have 70 FROM De
been asked for his comrendaton indore bet becsss
people snors thousands Of others have and szpe-
enecd the good effects Of these remedies they thus sp.k And
who shall BE- believed One many who know from positive
experience whereof they affirm and whereunio they testify
one who has knowledge upon the subject and YET has the
presumption TO deny Whist Re knows nothing sSos The
witnesses are those KNOW ASYiHx AID
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OUR REMEDIES BY NAIL OR EXPRESS.
We send those Remedies by the sino box full case 70 any
part Of tho country by mall or express Of charge en- re-
eeipt Of the price.
N B.-The boxes Nos 10 IS are small s<e' NcA io'o"'
large DE. and in making up 80 or 81 case hn mus' w
membercd The walls uniform IA sire snd price and h
ms for vial attention 10 necessary on this POINT
Look the M up Of what kinds yOs ehe0Ss'
and ielose he amour, ouuen. note or stamps By n
cur address. at No Broadway New-ierk aud The 'asSsSs
will be duly returned by man or express
AGENTS WANTED for tho sale Of our Remedies n every
tswu or community in the United stases Address
DIFF HUNrHREYsA Co,
Ne So Broadway, Asw.xHl
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MINIATURE ALnANAc.
supRise, 4;I ts.......,.. 7:c9 Moon-Rifes. l47
HIGH THIS DAT.
Sandy Hook... 8:a Gov. Isond.. 4H-HeH oase..' QUO
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fasScnSchS
In brig Sea Nyn,ph, from Cape ToTn c. g. H-Mr j. j.
In brig Hcee Spirit from Cape Tovn C. G. H-Ars Gran