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OvyIos on WArEs TAASsroRrirics 4. s. A,
No ga SOUTH IgiaDsT,
ruiLADl LPuI.. March T. igdS.

DROPOSALS FOX WAFER IkANSPOS-
u TAiION.-sEALED PROPOSALS will be- received At
this Office until THURSDAY. March TO- 1868. u clock
for the by ~sx ~ Army Supphss from Pis
d. h Pa the various points the Southern COST aud
also for Of Army Supple. for thoss ponss 10
Phi.sdelphis, Pa on The followlE. conditions
Transportation 70 be furnished by either ALL OF esr
ses % both ito AleTsn1rs Va AID Washington d. C.. ~
bsrres other vs..es this Department require It.
ard bidders should sias dstncty Toe pIes IN writing And
hxurrs for each clsss
Tho contract vii b given for the suiIs month Of April
1863
Bidders will the per hundred (loo) ries Tor
which they viii transport hoT mules csttr wagons carts
nbusnces hay and srsn also the rat. barro tun OF
"a pounds snl cubic foot yer hundred non miles for
which they vii transport al other irrisht they rsy
pos for tho entire distance ion Phsdcphs Pa TO
thr and hates from to Phi ps
FOR the entire DIS stating nom and to what pors
be furnished when requir.d, AID 10
Of the furnish tis
the Government 10 have the Eght
dchesncy and charge the contractor the difference
cost should q higher rate have to be paid.
Tho Government the rst to freight independent
OF the contract all such vessels may Be owned b. the
United states under charter.
bonds With approved security will b~ required from the
party 10 whom the contract may Ne awarded.
Bids will BE- opened THURSDAY March &C. lGSs Of u
s'clock and bidders requested " be present Awards
will be rsAis FRIDAY March H. and the successful bid
der notified
The stehi reject any BID deemed Unreasonable reserved
also the right reject vessels which may be deemed
By order Of Col WILLIAM w. KcKIM. ehi.f our.s>
mssiss PhisdslpLia Depot JOHN r. JENNINGS
Captain and Assistant Qusrtsrmastet
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AMr O NJ OFFICE FcRAsE DRPr.. No. e. CEDlnu..(
NEW oRK CHI. Jan. n. 1853.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received daily
~ at THIS OFFICE 70. the furnishing Of tins Dcpa-trsn
With.
Corn
Oats,
Hay ard Straw.
Pl-es VII specify In her r-orosons how Tire Hay and
straw b.ed the Grain Il sacked IN bulk
r.. D. CHAPMAN. Capt, A. O NJ.
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}lrntooalo.
Brsr.u O, pro-lnoys srp

kAvr DfTIRrnHxT hrsrAu % IRo-rsIoys aFp(
tflrrISg March .. li63. :
IRESH BEEF and NEGEIABLES.-Sealed
Proposals.. indor.ed frepo.sf foT tEssh Beef add rg-
table,, viii received at TIA Bufesu, unt ee.Ock ~
?i day Of March instant for the suppy u zO 90
pounds Of FrrL Reef aud 40 pound. q tesh Nrgeaa-s
a. IN. station required Tho Beef sHd Ncg.
tables b. Of od quality sud the best the mari-t saefds
aud each article be oh.rsd for by the pound The bos
to b. 10 canal proportions fore md hinj quarsrs
bond with approved security, viii De required In one half
III. estimated Of tn. contract aud twenty per cent In
addition vii b. Withheld lac amount OF zach payment to
b, made collateral security ior te d- peosmsnos " TIE
contract which VII cunt be paid until Il fully
compiled nth.
livery Offer msd- must he accompanied BY written rusr
ssd b. responsible ttst the hid
bidie will his their blds b. seoeP,-d enter into
ob4ton within i've days Nth good and sgtkisnI suTs
tiss, to furnish th~-sftcie proposed.
no p,opoal will be considered unee accompanied hy such
guaranty and by ..is1-ory dence ths.the bidder 10
regular -ser In the article. poposd and ha' the license TO
quired by law.
Tn. Department the rrht to r~ec, any
not eoHsd dared sdv@utA s.ogs 10 the Government
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UeoSlns Cards. ST..

AT WIN. EVERDELEs SONS, No. I04 Full
~ ,en-.t.-wEDDING CARDS and FINE STATIONERY.
lEs' sblishsd l8i3.b
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Ocean gteamere.

MAI. STEAMERS to FRANCE DIRECT,
VE Tho GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY1
line Of fIsi-olAss aide wheel STEAMSHIPS bstwseo
NEW-YORK and HAVRE.
The hrst splendid vessels Intended to Be put upon ~
hvoriie rote for the Continent. are the following;
wASHlNgTOS. ,zo4 tons, @0 horsepsw
LAFAYETTE. IN tuns 500 hors--pow0
1UkofE.................la ioat). b5e horse-powse
rhhannCE.::. ..tsnoetl S0 horse powa
hAfoLEON lll....... (buildirsD, l. 100 hosse powsA
PERFORMED ny the
WAsHINUToN 4 Dsehesus. LAFAYETTE, l. -
candle asfoiiowe:
FROM EEw-YORH To RAvAE
WASH NGTC h........... w edu-sdsv Msych -
LAfAiETTte-......."...W eonesdSv, April rs
WASHlNoTON,..,......We dnssdsy, Nay "A
First Cabin inc uding tab wine, ........... ei3
Second Cabin lircudng tab .winaj. go or eso
Psysbe in gold its equivalent Ia United Stsss eassso
MEDICAL ATTENDANCE vRkE o. cHARaR
Tor freight or Ssssssr urply 70 -
GEORGE MACKENZIE. Asvnt,
No. Broadway, New YaA
At Paris No. Boulevard dss Cspusinss .0rDd Hotsj,
Eayre. WILLIAM iSELlS q Co
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y
a OF Office have expired:
In qtGce gC
Dennis burma.
James G.. briakman
william Bar.
&. }. brsck.
Henry NJ Bailey.
A. T.. Baker.
JOHN Butcher.
George ". Bogart
Jerome Bsck.
q. v. Bailey.
John {. Bailey.
william Bruerton.
Benjamin W. Buchanan
Stephen a. buDce.
William =. Fireman.
William II. Durul41a
n. ID. Bang4-
6. '. X. Cooper.
Bernard C.sseIlsy.
Joseph CeulhelA
VI. II. Cargil.
William Campbell
Peer }. Connolly.
Levy Cohen.
Peter Constant.
George Nj. Cur,ih
&c., cIsri
u N ~ Chaub,u
Jsme. Donoh1e.
i,ioharl Doody.
&. II. Dis.ovsy.
0eore. ". Dean.
William Drummond
George A. Douslerty,
Isaac L. Egbegt.
John n. Farley.
Gsoyssp Feryt,.on
~ yyost
Iscob t,iedns.
lobn Eoya
Iscah / G,oss
II n Gavnor.
yysJ J. G.dnev
N A. Giichr,st
w Gu.senh.insr
Wuliam Gto.usrL
Jolu Hewitt.
Bernsrd schwartz
Johu Helnas.
j. Dagertt Hunt
Jobu n. Hil!er.
H.tbsn N Hall
Jaue, {. Harnot.
Tnornas Reilly.
Cbarl-, A. Komaine
John Rogers.
G. II. ReynoldA
Matthew Ryan
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I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD - WINTER
IL AkRANGEMENf.-Lesy-sN New YORK; Jaines-slip 81
s. Fast RIVE Tor Grecnpor ssz H. rhor Hlmp,ons h,
ss T. IN. For Ss?hsnk LAkeand slp, Babylon, and Farm
GIeeupoEt, SATURDAY evenings) For syosset st p0
q ~, md .. u. isiagcs connect for Cod spnn&
oyster BAY and uautnson For Hampstead Jamaica -
Winh~d. a. = nnd 1870 g az. 5 AID p. N.
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAN - Leaves 4th St, -
River II g:5s M for laphArk stopping u al Stations -
ccpt Hrp.iesd AID E,cni,on Tickets for thus ,f.e
a, red iced rates. A. kEASONER Superintendent
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ATLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN
N RAILWAY. NEW BROAD GAUGE ROUTE. PAS
sENGkP TRAINS LEANk NgW-f3kh. via tbs I'M
Eairly from foot OF Cnsu e.ts-si III NNlsS IhkOUoa
40 CLiVELAND, o., WITHOUT CHANCE OF CARA
connecting IN railroads for al PRINCIPAL cities m tbs Wes
IA. ro,d Il ts M extended and will ,. in osmpsse
rrauipg order Mans.sd Gallon .bns Dayton. Cinctp
rAi and -, Louis. vitheu. brea. Of g,,ge .,.,,-,,,
T. H. GosbxAN Gen. Ticket Az, II. y SNftIsf.h-
ksedvill- Pa Osuay.i Say1
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NOTICE - British Steamship PENNSYL-
~ VASiA. GROGAS, Commander. Tor LIVERPOOL,
will .sv. pier No ~ n r. SATURDAY tho lith in..
"A. Passengers requested TO be gu board by II
LssIs ihe Office Of the sub.crb.r. until IN
WILLIAMS L GUION, No II Wsllst.
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NEPEUNE STEAMSHIP CO." LINE.

NTEPElNE STEAMSHIP coz LINE
~ DAILY Foa PROVIDENCE DIRECT.
OF the olo y ing and 80 I'D sramers
TLECTI'A Cant, j. W. Nyej GALATEA, Cspt w. N.
Jones; OCEAhGS, Capt ). Crowel
Or. ~ tho .boy, nus steamers I'll leave Per No.
n North River foot Of ksoinsonst. Lazy tsunSAys i
crpter Of O'CLOCK T.
~ Counectirx at Providence with 7S m Train Tor
Boston.
rs~fre.ght taken q, Propeller RAtes
RI rk~ss unsurpassed n theh sfngcmen s
for The comfort and safety Of their itsies for
ths ,rsns poTtaon OF Fright. .
Passengers aer retiring for the right are nc. disturbed
M th.y hour early cnoagh 20
cr1, seats N desired In the hs accommodates rain for
Boston. ....
FOR in.orssor In regard TO Fsight &C. apply 10 ISAAC
OpfLL General Freight AfeBt Pier No. n, N. x.
For Tickets Stsierooms or Bertnst Apply to w M. ED
WARDS General Tiesst Agent Pier No y, NoTih River
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NETWORK MAIL STEAMSHIP cos
IN LINE or slDE-WHEEL STEAMERS 10
NE.W-ORL EANS-DIRECT.
WILL roILOws.
GUIDING STAR Kuapp......... Saturday, March 18th
MpRSiSO STAR Ncsou.. Saturday, March Rth.
EVENING STAR B.lL...........s stususy. ApIil l,t
GUIDING STAR KNAPP. Saturday. April 18Th
MOHNlSu STAR s..,oD....... Saturday. April go.
EyEs No SIAN. beii...........ss;gIdsy, April srh
DAY STAR III uiidnEi
AT O'CLOCK, p NJ.
yEon pIEH no u NORTH RIVER Third Pies sbovs
Zoo; Of Crns-si N \.
PASst 0VChief cabin stseroom, f7s 10 500 sccor0t2f
90 loo alton Il sl.istoom. Second cabin $50. .-.
Tie MORNING STA f. 2 O4s ,nrsi the EVENING STAR
2gi. tun.; tie GUIDING STAR 2&it uns DAY sIAh nc
tu, Custom Uon.. Their Passenger sccorn
modsiions s,ceed by upon any esi Sesso
pp the world.
r Nc Freight receive! OF Bns O. Latng s'gned sfer J,
ococt Oh .s DAY Of sailing Freight or Ps'asp ~
ply to JAMES A. RAiNoh NO. " barclay ~
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Ocean Steamers

Il -. MAIL I'm E-TUI NAI1II OIk-NA-k
IL via PANAMA
GREAT REDUCTION IN STEERAGE RATES.
The following side wheel st-s mshps vii DC dis
r,tchsd NJ moor precselv from Pier No 3 North River:
March 10 COSTA RIGA Tinklepaugh
(Coun-.iins Of Panama with It Louis,
March q OCEAN QUEEN Wen.
(Ccunectiug si Panama with Golden tty.b
April J. ARIEL, Jones.
fConuec.inr 81 Panama with Cons.itutlon)
Yer A. lsht passsg, sppiy 20
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DARITAN AND DELAWARE BAY K. K
Ia From foot Mnusys. daily At - - p. m sonneettr4
with Trains Tor HIGHLANDS, RID l,o, EhNs, LOWS
BRANCH. SHARK SitEk NJ NNCHESTER- kc-
BROOKLYN TO PlilLADELfHlA-fGe ~; Hxcs3
sion ti4ets 81 good Tor three dhy. Steamer JhssE oi
n, oonpecting u PORT MONMoUTA 9Th elprcsp-
traps for PHILADELPHIA TuCkFRTON, HAkNESAA
TOMS AlyER. Ia Rsturr4ss. leave NinssI is'ry' rms
TIsvelsr nom the Cry u New Work no.tsd NOT -
.-py for pasge this fine the stss Of baynS
y.nsd 70 the and Amboy monopoly the exclusive
eriyi.ss OF carrying and freight ts<wsen me dds
a. New York and PhiladesrsiA
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STEAM WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL. touch
- ing d Oussnstown tcerk HasboIl.Tbe we'd kno 81
Of the Liverpool Nov and steam
shp Cempary nmAs Lns carrying the U. D. Mails In
tende 20 sail - io.c ~:
CITY OF acknowledgements. hfoh Is
CITY OF WASHINGTON........... Saturday. Ach -
every suoassSinG SATURDAY. 81 fsa rtss ~
ksrth hvss.
RArss OF PASSION,
Ysys,is In ecA Or its equivalent in currency,
FIRST CAB!N........e eco 90 sTEERA6E ....OH a
Fir,t Cabin to London. o w Seeass Lond "a %
FiIs, Csbia to Psh... y osssrass to Psra.. e N
Pss.sngsrs sbs forwarded to Hsvs Brsn.a Rotterdam
Artvsrn ka, Of equally lov rstss
Tsrss HON Livsrpeel or Gueeus.ovx 1T Cabin sn, eM
pl0s stsersss, 80. Thess who wlsh send for thsu
sisuds can buy tick ts thsss rates.
Yor further information, apply the Csnpsny's enos4
JOHN O. DALE. Agent. No. Is Broadway. n 7.
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rI,HE NORTH GERMAN LLOYD'S STEAM
l. SHIP NEW.iORk, Capt O. Wsuks COMMANDED. carry.
Ing the United States mall WI ssu xsn Ne Brennan pss fse
ofTAtsd a., Hoboksn, on
SATURDAY, March II. - fso'slock m.
BRrnrs VIA SSoourHAxrrox
Taking passengers 10
LONDON. HAvRE. sOtfH AAPTON AND BREMEN.
following rsiss paysAs h ssA " squivasas In sur
For the ars. cabin. ems, second asbs. - so ssssss
eTo1
WIN be followed by tbs HAN5A. March ~
for freight o. Ysaasyc Apply ~
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y EIARnI.eEA AND DYsENTERY.-.
NEW ASSEMBLY RO0WSLTbo

U>G dersigned is prepared to receive engagements
for Balls Soirees, Concerts Lectures School Exhibi
tons, Dinner Parties, &c. The rooms have been re-
fitted and put in complete order.
For further particulars apply at the Rooms or lOi
North Exeter street.
au11-4m JOHN McGEOCH. Agent.
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, THE VOTERS OF THE SIXTH

~ THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEET
~ ING OF THE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION
IF Baltimore city, will be held in the estern Female
High School on SATURDAY, 18th inst, at o'clock
P. NJ. A. HAMILTON.
oc6-2t% Secretary
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empire at their door without consultation with
them? How would you Frenchmen like to see the
1ank ees sending army to establish II republic in
Belgium without consulting you? Seeing the Ameri-
can papers regularly, gather from them that the re-
sentiment agoinst you for the Mexican intervention
is ready to burst forth the moment the Rebellion is in
way of defeat. The Americans will have some
nature TO keep and employ the ingenuity of diplo-
matists But look for a peremptory demand from
washington anations from the Tuilleries. which
Emperor would withdraw every French soldier i'm
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FsHEEs.

C0NNOR.-0n the 9TH inst. Mrs Catharine Con-
nor aged - years native of county Roscommon
Ireland.
FLEiSiIEii.-On the 9Th instant, after long and
painful illness, Mrs. Mary A. Fleishe in the 56tl
year of her age.
HARVEY On the morning of the 9Th instant T.
Rhodes Harvey in the list year of his age.
HOG AN.-Qn Wednesday night, 4th inst, Sylves-
ter J. Hogan, in the 10Th year of his age.
TRAlNOR.-0n October 9th, VIM. Trainor aged
year and II months, the youngest son of John and
Martha Trainor.
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MARRIED.

BLISS-ALBERT-0n the Sd instant, in Grace
Church. by the Rev. DR.. Hobart Alexander Bliss. T.
5. A., and Eleanor T. daughter of William J. Albert
ESD. New York Times and Tribune please copy.
LUNGREN-LEWIS.-0n Tuesday. October Sd, by
the Rev }. II. McCord, John 7. Lungrcn to Miss
Mary 4. Lewis, both Of this city.
BlGHAM-CALDWELL.-O the 2Sth of Septem-
Der, by Rev s. S. Roszel, Marshall NJ Digham to Miss
Carrie l.. Caldwell. of Virginia.
OOk-llO0kER.-0n September 18th by Rev.
Mr.. Mayham, Samuel j. Hook of Greenspring Val
ley, to Miss Mary Ann Hooker, eldest daughter of
Jacob Hooker, of the same Face.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the Sd instant by Rev.
Henry Slicer. D. d. James B. Wheedon to Miss Mary
H.; daughter Of Joshua NJ Hall, all Of this city.
IINGLING-PIrT.-0n the 5th instant Mt St
Nmcents Church, by the Rev. Henry Myers. Henry
Yingling. Of IIagerStown, Nd. to Mary J. Pitt, OF
Baltimore.
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ACoMFoRrABLE HOME FOR Observation-Disclosures
in Philadelphia, Pa, will find comfortable home by
stopping at the Washington House, 700 Chestnut ST.
No man understands his business hotter than Mr..
Charles N. Almond present proprietor, and no land
lord is more popular. Baltimore merchants and
tradesmen, when in the Quaker city, generally make
this house their home, and always leave it with re-
lurtoncn
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To Conservatives

To CONSERVATIVES.
The REV. EDWARD A. Wilson's PREPARED Pro-
seription for the cure of CONSUMPTION, AsrHy,
BRONCHITIS, COUGHS, Colds and all THROAT and
LUNG AFFECTIONS, has now been in use ten wears
with the most marked success.
The Remedy, prepared under Mr.. Wilson's perso
al supervision also pamphlet containing the origi-
nal prescription. with full and explicit directions for
preparation and use together with short history of
his case, may be obtained of
SETH S. HANcE, Druggist,
los Baltimore street.
Baltimore, Nd.
Or,
fev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Ito South Second street,
Williamsburg. n. Y.
A8-Priee of Remedy, SO per package pomnb,e,
iurhi'hea iree OF charge se25-d&W3mt
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u ~ NOThCE-THE JUDGES OF EEEr
Q7ST TION who have not qualified aro reora-taI !.
10 50 forthwith and thereby save themselves from
Inc Judges are also requested, without faiIurn 70
send the clerks of election this office TO he nnaa
before o'clock I. M. of MONDAY the 9th insf' NJ"
By order of the " ''
Oc1-2t BOARD OF Dor 1cp
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G& TO THE VOTERS az THE TurRrEpvr,I
WARD..,Captain R. NORWOOD, is the regular nomi
nee. Election, WEDNESDAY, October 18th, 1866.
0c5-s, &T-3t@
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HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE!-Batcheor's Hair Dive s
the best in the world. The only true and perfect
Observation-Disclosures and reable-produ-
ces splendid black or natural brown-remedies the
i'll effects of bad Dyes, and frequently restores the
original color. Sold by all Druggists The genuine
is signed, W. A. Bachelor 81 Barclay street, New
Vncly
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chemist and Perfum
selS-eodlNW4tT S3l Broadway, New Y

As-We call our readers attention to SMITH, BRos.
" Cos New stock of Spring Clothing just opened
at SMITH, Bros u Co.'S popular Clothing House, No.
40 West Baltimore street.
Our new stock of Gents Furnishing Goods lust
opened at 80 West Baltimore street. next to Marble
hall.
Oali and see our new styles of Gents Furnishing
Goods at ~ West Baltimore street, next to Marble
Hall. ~ o
All the latest novelties in Collars, Ties, scarfs &c
at W. est Baltimore street, next to Marble Hail.
Inc popular Clothing House, No. 40 West Balti-
more street. next to the great Furnishing House.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

FEVlEASUFsY aT TssE E-NETEEa s'TATEs.l
4 DIVISION OF NATIONAL BANKS,
WASHINGTON, 0et'r 9Th, 1853. J
1t iShereby certified that the THIRD NATIONAL
BANK OF BALTIMORE" Nd, Il Banking Associa-
Currency, secured by . pledge Of United States
Bonds. and to provide for the circulation and re-
dempton thereof approved June B. 1861. having
complied with the requirements of Section Is of said
Act and with The regulations Of this Department
made in pursuance thereof has this day been desig-
mated as n DEPOSITARY OF PUBLIC MONEYS,
except receipts from Customs and by virtue of such
designation will also be employed as n FINANCIAL
AGENT OF THE G0VERNMENT.
S. BARRY
oc7 st .2dp Acting Treas. L. :.
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BANK STATEMENTS.

" DITI0N OF THE FARMERS AND MER-
CHANTS NATIONAL BANK, Baltimore October
d
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The SWEET SoUTH NtsD breathing DER beds of
vioets, is not more fragrant than .So=odont-
And the aroma which it exales, communicates itself
to the breaths of all who this marvellous dentri
frcie, white teeth, ruddy gums, sweet mouth, and
the certainty of enjoying these desrabes in perpe-
tuity, are among the blessings derived from the use Of
SoZOdont
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jy u d&w3m

CoLGATE's hoNEY SoAP.-This celebrated Toilet
Soap, in such universal demand, is made from the
choicest materials, is mild and enioent in its nature
tfagrantty secuted and extremely beneficial in its
action upon the skin. For sale by all Druggists and
Fancy Goods Dealers.
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Dr.. JAMES r. Chiffon, the great Chemist, says of
TARRAyT's EFFERvEscENT SEATzER APERIESr. Il
know its composition and have no doubt that it will
prove most beneficial in those complaints for which
it is recommended
For sale by all druggists Sc 25-2w
The HOWE SEWING MACHINE COMPANY.
SEWING MACHINES
For Leather and Manufacturers
Wholesale and Retail
W. MERRILL, Agent,
2l4 Baltimore street.
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AS-All that the poets have sung of the perfume of
the floral products of any zone, is illustrated and real
lzcd in the enhancing fragrance Of Phalon's Might
Blooming Cereus." bottle of it should always
stand beside MOOres Melodies in every ladys bouCoir
Sold everywhere.
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THE PETERSBURG M.REErs.-The Petersburg Ex
press says; We publish below sal of tobacco made at
prices ruling in other articles:
Westhill Warehouse--N aughan and Parham.- Hhds.
sold IL. Prices per 100 lbs. $40 50, ~. D. $50 o.
u y. d %, ; 20, 3 So II D. ! 10.
Oaks Warehouse Bond Il Hawks -Hhds. sold ;.
sale, l lot 81 90.
Centre Warehouse Rowctt & Maclin.- Hhds. sold
4 Prices per 100 lbs S2$ CO. p, G2s 13 so,
Moores Neutrality-suspicious. & Branch. -IIhds. sold
o. Prices per 100 lbs 50 .. 90, p 25 65 So Is.
Loose sales, 4 lois, 81 so, ~, / 10, 8 80.
Cotton SO to 42c. Market has an upward tendency
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WE CALL attention to the extensive Eagle Spice and
Coffee Works of Mr. Howard Worrell, Nos 24l 2i6 and
2iS North Front street, corner of New street, Pha-
dclphia, Pa. Mr. Worrell has gained great renown
for his superior articles. and the trade would be
greatly benefited by ordering from, him.
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EXACTLY WHAT IOU WAIT

EAACTLY WHAT 1OT WANT
MATHEWS VENETIAN HAIR DYE, known and used
over 20 years Daily increasing in public favor Com
plete in one bottle. No wash. No trouble Does
not crack or stain. Produces lustrous black OF
brown as desired. Does not iniure the hnr. Price
IS cents,
Sold by Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
a,
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BEAUTY OF THE SKIN is secured by the use of ia
reds Email de Paris" which NJ lie Vestvali Miss
Lucille Western Mrs. D. p. Bowers and Miss Emma
Waller unite in endorsing for imparting beautiful
complexion and a soft, white and transparent skin,
removing frcckles, tan, black worm specks, small
pox marks and all roughness, redness and discolora-
tons of the skin, resulting from exposure or IN
healthy action of the sccreti0ns.
Sold by all respectable Druggists, Perfumers and
Hair DrcsScSrs.
VIM II. READ, AZ Baltimore street,
Go,ar,l A rant,
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The CONFESSIONS AND EXP ERIENCE OF AN INVALID
Published for the benefit and US CAUTION TO YOUNG
MEN and others, who suffer from Nervous Debility
Premature Decay of Manhood, No., supply at the
same time THE MEANS OF sELF-cuRE. By one who has
cured himself after undergoing considerable auaol-
cry. BY enclosing postpaid addressed envelope
single copies may be had of the author
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq,
Brooklyn: Kings County,
iy 2i-d.yw2m No. Vt
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ROOFING, ETC.

PAGES FELT, CEMENT AND GRAVEL ROOF
ING
Is the best in use and has been well known for if-
teen years.
We guarantee all new work for five years.
1t is better than Tin, and costs half as much
Old Roofs repaired at short notice.
We are the only manufacturers of ROOFING MA
TERlALS in Maryland, all of which we keep con-
stanty on hand for sale.
TIN ROOFS and IRON FENCES painted with
our PATENT PARAFFINE VARNISH.
PAGE BROS & CO.,
OFT iii Smiths wharf