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SANITARY CRUEL.
I. x. L. NoURlsrING REMEDYi
INvrNTEp AND rRrHAHrp
BIZ R- M-ARMAY-

IEvrNrNp lEp pRrRAHrp
f BIZ P- MA hdAY- .-..
TUE INVENTOR of this new aud invaluabis
L remedy has taken patents In france. Englsnd,
Fcotland, ireland, belgium and the United statss
The mdst chronic constipation yie,.s TO the
daily use 81 the lnvigorstinR Gsueli u must be
taken twice day. once In the morning and once
In the evening. In the shape ofa soup.
The Cruel Is pleasant food. and requires no
particular diet; u eycites the sppetits and acts
fayorably on The digestive organs, and cures
more or less rapidly, But surely always, In every
diseass Of the stomach, such as: .. .-0
Dyspepsia, Gsstritis, Heartburn, Megrims, Sick
headache, Pain In the stomach, Costiven ness,
Vomiting, Chronic Disrrhsa, Ac &c.
The InviRorating Cruel IL taken In different
ways: with a brotb--with salt or sweet ened milk
with or without the orange flower water. A
spoonful Of e f. ssdiuient. and should be put in
boiling milk and remain rs or 20 minutes.
SH- 10 be taken morning and evening
For further particulars apply at the General
Depot, No. "a Cont street, between Chsrtres and
koyai selects, New Orleans.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by
A. RENAUD. rRiBys,
Principal Agent In thu Usited States.
l.. Bosnecase Agent for Fast Baton Kouge.
Depots in all the principal cities o. the United
States. rrr. HrsI.r.w tnisr9-ly
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-08

lust received per ship iI0risoB, 10 Coils Grass
y Repe, assorted, from Clothes Line % Steam
boat's Gable al LARGUIER d LANOUE's
oot2q Hardware Establishment
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rs MPItO WE'D
GAS LIGHT APPARATV3


rue undersigned respectfully calls the s,tsp.
tioo of Planters and the public gensIiy. 10 his
tsAs LIGHT APPARATUS
ard its established economy ID advantages over
any other kind Of light, Tor PUBLIC BUILDINGS,
PRIVATE RKsIDENCEs, SUGAR HOUSES. de-,
&c. lie has abundant, conclusive and sstisfse.
tory testimonials, where his GAS LIGHT APP
pABATUs is In operation; that there 10 saving
otis per cent In money besides II the labor that
necessarily has 10 De bestowed 90 Oh Lamps or
sny other Kind Of liquid now In use.
The Capitol at Baton Rouge Is ~ up bS Of my
Improved Gas Light Apparatus,
~ which have the testimonials Of Goysrnor n
O. wioxtitrs, sbdof Nsssrs Berlin Cblldrsss Ser.
geaBt.stAuas Of the senate and ,. n. Psrait.,
ssrassnt-stArps Of the House, who say
ID ''Your Improved Gas Light Apparatus" a. APP
piled W the State House Is admirable In all It's
arrangements. and Al THAT could lie desired"
have also the Testimonials u On. JrHo Pcs.
rfEs, Of Esst Baton Rouge. and w. w. PoaH, Of
Assumption, Who have my apparatus attached 70
their sugar Houses, which should like sugar
Planters 10 examine rtr
jops25 Nt y. n. TTgHE.
ss-Addr.ss ie..srsts d. n. Tighs, Bseu neugs
" llimest prompt attention. I'll l.T Ddl
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l. RgUIBR&L ANOUE

AxESi AxESn
~ DOZEN ChsrpibT Axes Of Collins. brufs snd
.DU other good makers. Light, medium. heavy
and extrs heavy, always on hand a. the Hardware
bARGHfER a. bANUUE.
mara Corner Lafayette and FlVriaa sts.
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STAPLE GOODS.

OUCH as Brown and Bleached Cotton
- Sheeting, Damask Table Linen, Towlr
and everything IN this line at reduced
prices s. NJ. ASHER.
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FAMILY FLOURf

.NE OF the specialists OF Besl's City Feed and
" flour Store 10 its good Family Flour, pur-
eAasers eau rarely fail 10 be pleased:
msr29 JOSHUA REAL.
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POST AuGERS.

A n 1NDisPksABLE Labor saving Machine for
IA Planters, ta bore 3 and inch hoes, fnr sale
at bARgUIER a LANOUEs.
junsfTs Cot Lafa vei,s q Finriaa ste.
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WHITE COODS.

A FREsH supply ofwhite Marseilis. BrilIisn-
"A tines, Crossbarsd Swiss and Jacobet Muslin.
lsrlaton and Embroideries Of every description
utt received a. M. AsHYk's.
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RLACK DRESS SILKS.

II AN NOW prepared 10 show the hsndromest
j Piece Of BLACK SILK In this place, those 10 want
OF such dress win nst g find sbettsr oppor tun.
Hy. W. u. PHILLIPS.
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JUST RECEIVED.
ga KINGS, YANKEE PLOW.

A LARGE lot Of the above woodsu board
"A plovs, from No. 1 70 No. 4, Extended Bars.
the very srtiele for the culture Of corn and cot
ton. IN he had at moderate prices At
ney2D LAAGUIER 4 LAN0UEa.
Conner LAFAYETTE and Florfda rtreata.
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LADIES RIDING: HATS.

I HAVE just opened q beautiful assortment Of
hsss goods In all oolors, something entirely new
sagse W. D. PHILLIPS.
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CLOCKH.

II HAVE just received large assortment OF one
II mouth and eight day Clocks. with aud with
out alsrmers. which sn enabled 10 sell Gerry low,
having purchased the same direct from tbs manu-.
mara THEODORE GOLDMAN.
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PIANO FOttTEs.

DERSONS desirous TO purchase n first
j. class Piano Forte, viii do well to call
at the store Of the undersigned aud exam
mo those made by Jighte a. Bradbury.
Wherever these instrum' nts are known,
they have a commanding reputation for
their elegant finish. their combined power,
sweetness and flexibility Of tone. Their
superiority is sufficiently guaranteed by
tho highest order Of testimonials In the
musical profession. such as Tbalberg, DR..
Mnson, strackosch, Timen, Got.schalk,
and numerous others.
THEODORE GOLDMAN,
'+l watchmaker and Jeweller,
march7. hr Lafayette street.
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NON HOWELL ooBB.-Ihe Hon. Howell Cobb, in
withdrawing his name candidate for the Pres
idency, says he does this to secure union and bar
mony AMONG the Damocrat;o rortr o b Mould
-. "N' pay 40 ne "ouiu
ho' aocep' Tue nomination at charleston, II his
own state was opposed to him. His letter, which
is long one, closes with the following language:
In common with our hretborr of ,bo Sor,b o
annroacb contast ;nvoIrinrr th ;,,n f i;e "S
destb Eanat;caI "a ns s"uI VIZ isIues vi iiIe :uu
Iaonnad toootbon . ~ ,:I:"I upuious enemree'
mi5ahJa in nnmbors dosnaratn ~ ;t fnnt Ioa-
Ennant =; -. - ePei pei a'e III l.s ior tuhfs, ma
eEerx resnect IF hi WoItny IN
en- to TAXI nosSess;o of tb Eadnrai
that Governmont Ibioh onu fet'
nrotection Of all M; ou, lo.lneu lor the
for the avowed an, obiant p1rty seehs 40 contrGi ~
and rnin aferwarJS uno +hnt aisHunor th lrs'
trv where onr Iot has bean caSt ~ rnet "nd
tbe constitution r;bf o1d ;stoo - th Nti VI
our first duty and failino there IN ha nrenarod for
the work of saving the Goynrnment f npSs;hia"
ourselves at least from the disbonor and mi; hioh
would follow the successful inangnratian Of Riact
Republican administration is onr second oraot
duty. The preparation for those dnties mnst bag;n
with union and harmony among ourselves, To
that result shall contribute everv effort which it
may De IN my power TO make, with the confident
nope OF pe1ng Iuly ana cordially sustained by the
people oi georgia.
AN ANCIENT R1r. op L,prNa -Ralow u,e r,rosor,
our readers. saws the Newnort (Re ~ Ne,oa' With
a bill of lading. which will be interestine TO many
of them, both from its age and form. We wish
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COPY.
RALTIMnRR 11fh EnhIIlaru Is

BALTIMORE, 11th February, 1860.
Hon. Thomas S1vdnn Mayor of Baltimore:
SIR Il herewith enclose, in compliance with the wish
expressed by in your letter of the Sd nst the
of witnesses who will promptly attend whenever you
may notify them that your health is sufficiently rcestab
shed to enable to undertake investigation into
the conduct of the officers of whom have complained
am, very respectfully, your obedient servant,
JOHN H. THOMAS.
communication was received from the city
counsellor in relation to the buying out the ground
rent of lot which a portion of the Hig
School building is erected, received and read.
MIR. Cook then called up the resolution for the par
chase of said ground rent which read and passed
resolution recommending Mary Mast, a deaf
mute, to the Governor OF the State as beneficiary
under the act of Assembly, was received from the
the First Branch, read second time and adopted.
Also, the resolution being report of the commit
tee of conference in relation to the paving ano
grading of the several squares Broadway, and
for planting shade trees therein; read second time
and laid on the table.-Mr. CoLToN from the
same committee, presented a minority report, dis
senting from the objects contemplated by the said
resolution, which read and the whole subject
laid upon the table.-The resolution in favor of
the Commissioners on underground sewerage, was
received from the First Branch and read. Also, a
resolution authorizing VIM. Ii. Miller to erect
President and Fawn streets; read.-The ordinance
tion of charcoal in the city, was taken up read and
laid upon the table.-Mr. CATHCART moved to ad-
journ; lost.-Mr. Cotton presented an ordinance
directing the city Commissioner to keep record
of all bids and proposals received by him for the
performance of any public work; ordered to be
printed. The Branch adjourned until tomorrow
afternoon at five o'clock.
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VOL. VINO. 656.
Munstarv ana Commercial 8tbism.


Mining Stocks were active again to day, but in other
stocks there comparatively little done Kailroau
shares in particular very quiet but the rates "
and asked for both Baltimore and Ohio, ana NoreIh
Central were about the same as yesterday Nothns
whatever was done in Northern Central ana the only
of Baltimore and Ohio of 20 shares at S'oS
for the openinp Northern Central left off at $l5 bid,
SI5H asked and Baltimore and Ohio closed at $40 bid,
s7l asked REGULAR way Railroad bonds there was
but little inouiry and only sale made was one of
sl 600 North western Virginia first mortgage at o..
Nortbern Central 1855 which sold yesterday at SON,
closed to day at SO bid 59k asked and Baltimore and
Ohio 1855 left off at 81 bid, SIX asked. For City 6s
there was considerable inquiry and sales made of
1864 1s75's at 99A, and $5 400 1s9O's at 9sA@99.
Mining stocks however decidedly the favores and
the operations in them continue to be heavy. Springfield
was particularly active today and prices for it advanced
fully 25 cts per share Sales made of 5000 shares
at s2b@3O6 cash, and s294@312h time and it closed
firm at So bid, $31 asked regular way Gardner Hill
dropped of but Guilford improved S. OF the former
stock there 100 shares sold at $74G7S the co
sing sales being at the latter figure and of the latter
1000 shares at s356@362k. North State brought yes
There 25O shares North State sold at 81 O6
400 shares Cambridge at s1%@1h, the closing sales
being at the latter figure.
In New FORK to-day Erie declined X New York Cen
tral e Reading Y; Galena and Chicago 4 and Rock
Island ~ but Cleveland and Toledo advanced 81 Aichi
gan Southern 2s Michigan Southern guaranteed 1A;
Canton 4; Illinois Central bonds n Virginia 6s \ and
Missouri G's q.
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)PY.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 8, 1860.

To John H Thomas, Esq
SIR: l received your letter of the 1st inst have
not exercised the duties of the Mayoraty days
consecutivey since retirement in October last until
this week. being in state to encounter any exciting
labor had never seen the carda copy of which you
have done me the favor to send mccullough had been
informed that the referred had not been disposed
Of regretted extremely the occurrence and felt author
zed from the statement in your letter, to order the
prompt suspension of those whom took to be in
fault. am sorry that was prevented from going into
full investigation at the time with view to further
ton. would be glad to have the of the witnesses
in order that, in the event of my continuing control
this force, may ask their attendance the feel
able to undertake the labor of investigation should
have made this application, justice to you nnd
myself without waiting to be reminded had it not been
for the facts above stated.
With great respect your ob't serv't,
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NY COLLE CTORS OFFICE, BALTIMORE,
tS r rmAsCn 2ist ls6O.-NoTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to
" cae t community and their attention especial
nmns Of The II which will in col
viz: Wednesday, March 2st 9th 1sS ; s ua' s'
l2tn isth 23d on which last the sale Will take nace
r,hoI-.oat WIN. T. VALIANT,
naaTAS"'' City Collector.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
pan;Star'c nHioa A,,,;I o Toe

-.
The Philadelphia Ledger of this morning says: The
gold deposits at the Mint in this city for the month of
March amounted to S144 Az S. Silver deposits and pur
chases, $73 3305 r. Spanish and Mexican fractions of
dollar to the amount of is 9I97 received in ex
change for cents and 555 of old copper
received in like exchange. The gold coinage the
month $277 020 in double eAles; s12525 in quarter
eagles Sls729 in dollars and s9,l77.5S in fine bars;
making total gold coinage of S3l7 451 So The silver
coinage Sl32 9S90 in dollars half dollars quarters
dimes half Dimes threecent pieces and bars Cents 500
900. The whole number of pieces coined during the
month is 3,366,9Sl, of the value of S47944059.
The Free Banking Law of this State Just approved by
Governor Packer is similar to the New York banking
law the basis Of circulation being limited to Pennsylya
MIA and United States Public Stock 95 per cent of mar
ket value which value is not to be reckoned
things to be feared from this law the conversion of pr
vate bankers loan Offices, savings funds etc. into issu
of paper and that their efforts may directed
to repeal of the existing wholesome provision against
small notes This would be calamity, if successful that
no advantage from free banking can possibly equal
The N. Y. Evening Post of Tuesday says The New
York Central and Erie Railroads. in striving have
monopoly of the cattle trade have made unnecessary
reduction and which does injustice to their To-
cal trade The rate western cattle from Buffalo to
New York was sos per load on hogs GIG per car
load month the rate reduced to SIS on cattle
and 95 hogs Yesterday the rate again reduced
to S5 per load cattle Chod regard 1geiq and
sos per load hogs. This rate is uncommony low
and much lower believe than the New York Central
will bring cattle and hogs for from local points on the
western end of their road to New York thus discrmna
ting against raserS of cattle
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AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
PRICES ANDsA ALGsoF sr9cEs INNEw roRk

The New York Tribune this morning says:
The tendency of prices in the stock market to-day,
with rregularity has been upward and the specu
latve impetus met with little check Some of the prom
nent operators at the Board evnce dispositihn to
aize but there appears be sufficient demand from 9th
quarters to absorb the stock thrown the market
The demand for buyers options active, indicating
outside movement for the rise while the bear obber
appeared to be anxious to enlarge their lines of short
stock
The market for foreign bills is steady, without import
ant transactions. Sterling is 10sHG10S% with some
drawers asking 1O9. Francs 5.20d5164
We annex comparative statement of tine Exports lex
elusive of specie from New York to foreign ports for the
week and since Jan. l:
1858. 1859. 1860
For the week.. 81 207 $50 Sl677 CTS S2O6S 734
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Boffman Won Falebslrben, whois now an
archaeological exploration in Berlin, has discover
version of the Cantcles of Solomon, of the tbir-
teenth century,
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THERMOMETERS,

THERMOMETERS,
" CHARTS,
NAUTICAL AND SURVEYING INSTRUMENTS,
GLOBES
nS- THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF THE ABOVE
GOODS ~ BALTIMORE.
PETER WALTHER,
10 ". Pratt street
Formerly with and now SOLE AGENT FOR Z. l. g. W.
BLUNT. New York. fe22tf
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Total.,....... ,577 900 s1,S49,5Oo sS,4s1, ,o5

UFFICIAL.
Treasury Notes issued prior the 23d December 1857
outstanding on The 2d ApT1I 1860.
Amount outstanding of the several issues
prior to 22d July, 1916, per records of
this office .;......"... ........ ss7, ,461 "a
Amount outstanding of the issue of 22d July
1876 per records of this Office. ........ 6650OO
Amount outstanding of the issue of the 2Sth
January, 1S47 per records of this office. 100000
s105,111,64
Deduct cancelled note in the hands of one Of
the accounting officers under act prior
to 22d July, Si6.......................... 5000
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middlng and lower qualities declined to 1c. per lb.
Sheep closed inactive and 5000 head
Swine depressed-Recepts 5000 head cornfed 5xa6 X
cts.
PHILADELPHIA, April 4-Flour is quiet. Wheat is
qet at 81 55@1 63 for white and 81 4OI A for
Corn is steady. Whiskey closed firm at q G22H cts
IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE,
FOREIGN
PERNAMBUco-Br. brig Caroline Schenck-3, 500 sacks
sugar, Kirkland, Chase & Co.
COASTWISE.
BosToN-Str VIM. Jenkins.-s55 pkgs. boots and Shoes
300 do dry goods $40 bbls herrngs 800 do apples
dry persons.
PENsAcoLA-Schr. FOuntain--5O,OOO feet lumber,
Pendergast Bros
PETERsBuRG-Schr. Geo ". Grice-1l9S sacks salt,
order
EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE
FOREIGN.
Rio GRANDE-Brig Fairfa1.-1 600 bbls. flour, 10
bbs rosn, 400 kegs lard leo half bbls rice 20 bales
drills Is do 80 stripes 20 bales osnaburgs
25 bales of shrting 80 tea, is half chests tea
boxes spirits turpentne 80 dozen brooms tres hams
cases brogans 20 boxes lobsers 600 reams paper so
boxes tacks 20 bales lamp wick 81 dozen mast hoops
pkg tobacco 40 cases meats, % boxes chairs 20 doz
pals, press in seven pieces.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS

WILMINGTON MARKET April 2.-Turpentipe.-Tbe
mar ia Yf denressed coUSity opened in unusually
Saturday at $500 for Yellow Dip and 81 SO for Hard
but no transactions have yet taken p ace Oi HaIo'
Tar-Sales to-day of 900 bbls. Tar at Al e5 na bh,
Spirits Turpentine.-No sales are reported in snrit
Turpentine to-day Marketsomewhat dull depressed
Rosin.-Sales to-day OF only 100 bbls No. 2 Rosin at
81. .25 per Dbl.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK. April 4.-Cotton is dull-Saes of 900
bales Flour is rm-Sales Of ii 500 bbls State S. GOA
1925; Ohio, $5s59$6 Southern, s5.909$615 Wheat is
depressed-sales Of 5000 bushels at decline of ct
quotations nominal Corn is buoyant-Sales of Al 900
bushels at 1SdSO cts for white, and 7475 cts for vel
low Pork is dull-Mess $17 5O@$17.s7x Lard is
heavy at lof cts Whiskey is easy at 22122K cts
6H@74cts. Tea-At the sale today Greens slightly de-
clined; Blacks were generally unchanged Spirits OF
Turpentne is steady at 45x@46Kcts. Rosin is heavy
at 81 So. Rice is quiet at 4(@4x cts
Cattle Market-beeVes are hsayyReceipts $500 head;
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BALTIMORE. February Ist 1S6I


To the Hon. Thomas Saoann, Mayor of Baltimore city:
SIR take the liberty of enclosing you card which
felt it my duty to publish during your illness
You will perceive that the of the acting Mayor
precluded me from seeking through him. consistently
with my self respect the redress which prepared
expect from your courtesy and of justice. had
forborne, thus long, again to trouble you with the
in hope that it had not escaped your recollection and
that would notify when it would suit your
venence to make the desired inquiry Not having heard
from you have presumed that either the illness of Mr.
McPhai had prevented him from letting you know that
the case was awaiting your action, that your
health had prevented you from investigating it. During
the period that has elapsed, have deemed it proper to
seek redress by action against both the officers the
corporation. The object of this communication is there
fore to to you that have personal desire that you
should give yourself any further about the
Should your of duty however suggest you the
proprety of investigating the matter, for the purpose of
Furnishing the offenders SHALL of course, be pleased
furnish you with the names of the necessary Witnesses
am very respectfully, your obedent servant,
[signedl JOHN H THOMAS
[The card referred to was published in the Er-
change on the 10th of October last
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

into the rest prepared, from the foundation of
the world, for and gentle spirits like thine
Farewell, happy in thy life, happy in thy death,
happier in the reward to which that death was
the assured passage; fortunate in attracting the
admiration of the world to thy beautiful writ
ings; still more fortunate in having written moth
ing which did not tend to promote the reign of
magnamimous forbeargnce and generous sympa-
thies among thy fellowmen. The brightness of
that enduring fame which thou hast won earth
is but a shadowy symbol of that glory to which
thou hast been admitted in the world beyond the
grave. Thy errand upon earth was an errand of
peace. and goodwill to men, and thou art now
in a region where hatred and strife never enter,
ana where the harmonious activity of those who
inhabit it, acknowledges no imnulse less noble mr.
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The new steel bell, manufactured in Sheffield,
England, for San Francisco, was tried in the New
York Park on Saturday and voted a humbug. 1t
is said the sound made by it is sharp and quick but
not so strong, loud lasting that of bells of the
common belEmetal
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At New York, on Tuesday morning, a man whose
name is said to be John e. Glynn, was sent to
Webster, Mass, to be tried for double murder
He is charged with having, on the 9th November,
1856, murdered one Peter Naughton and his wife.
He escaped Immediately after the murder, and no
trace had been obtained of him until his arrest on
Monday evening.
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DR.. Huntington, of Harvard College, who recent
ly renounced Unitarianism, Confirmed in the
manner and form prescribed by the Episcopal
Church, by Bishop Eastburn, in Christ Church,
Cambridge, Mass, last Sunday. The Doctor is a
candidatn for Holy Orlnrs
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BosroN, April 4.-The steamer Canada sailed
hence to-day for Liverpool. She took 81 passen-
gers for Liverpool and 90 for Halifax.
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A new Roman Catholic church is under course of
erection in Philadelphia. On Tuesday, the 9th of
March, it ascertaned that volunteers
wanted to dig the cellar and soon army of men,
with horses, carts, picks and shovels, were the
ground and commenced the excavation, which was
completed Saturday, without cost to the church.
The Philadelphia papers say that the steam
irgate Powhatan, which is expected to bring the
Japanese Embassy to this country has been ordered
to that port for repairs. So it thought probable
that the foreign officials will first be landed in that
ctv
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1t is said that after the New York Seventh Regi-
ment move into their new armory, they will have
two files of men in uniform on guard all day. The
duty will be voluntary, and each man in the Regi
ment will take his turn