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Terrible Gale on tho Mosquito Cssst.

From Greylown we learn tbs, on the nigh, Of
the 18th ult furious tornado visited ths, region,
sweeping nearly every thing before along the
shore from Monkey Point 70 Blueheld, iha, part
Of Central America known As ,hs Mosquito coast
Tue entire town Of Blushsld. With the exception Of
tho Kings residence and . missionary building,
was comp slsly denol shed, and many persons
we're killed. All but these two houses were blown
down aud shattered 10 Fragments, some OF them
being lfied up bodily by tho tornado, carried .
considerable distance, and then dashed 10 the
ground. All the provisions and other merohan-
disc in the stores ere either destroyed or washed
away. For miles along tho coast ell toe houses
disappeared before lhs fury Of the storm. aud on
tho next morning even tae plantations, With thar
rich aud promising crops, were not 10 be seen,
having become sutmergoI IN four or two foe, depth
OF uster.
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The New Bounets-A Rebellio..


Tho ladies' arc rebeling ayAinN the winter
fashion Tor bonnets, The principal OF . wholesale
millinery house informs US that his Gus omers new
or purchase "tolneI irsmss" with equal rsluc-
lance. Tho buggy-top pattern requires . large
for 1t. Moreover, the show, When II 10 made, ia
anything but graceful. To construct . bonnet
over tho dg-top frame rquires hree-iourths OF .
yard Oh material, with rbbons ano lace and flowers
al Ufnitum. Tho small bounsts Of lAst summer,
thAs made quite Ms much display, and were ten
fold more graceful, required less ,hsn half yard
Of material. The consequence 10 that the fashion
dictated 10 the ladies 10 not accepted a. fashions
generally are and . good many danes and
dsmoisslles are In open REBELLION, and refuse to
accept ihs disponsatiou Of tho Empress Eugene for
the winter Of our Lord.
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FROM HAVANA.
Sinking OF q Philadelphia steamer, Etc.

Hdpdns, Nor. 99.-Tho steamer Hendrlck Hudson
.rrived to-day from Phladc phia While entering
tho port sp,ni,h of-rsr ran into her. striking
her amilships and cutting her down 10 the waters
edge che hsd government pilot board at the
time. Temporary repairs will be made, and she will
nail on her usual day.
Considerable dis,tsf.c,on prevails here at the sp-
pointmen' Of General Lursund to superede our Cap
sIn Goneralhe beng prv-,lavery man, immensely
IN debt and Cubs and the Cuban, must satisfy his
Iredi:ors.
The gold medal TO be PRESENTED 70 Cap, Barton, Of
the steamship Columbia for meritorous conduct
turing the recent hurricane, the night Of the 23d
Nt- is nov ready II cost sil9 in gold.
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The BROOKLYN NAVY --DIscHARoKs

or MASTERS AND WoRKhEs There vn quits an
excitement about the Navy Yard yesterday, In
consequence Of the announcement that somo three
thousand workmen wele 10 be discharged last even
ing. Gu making inuuiries al the different ihOps ID
-M a,csttainei that l23 'hlpcarpenieU were dis
CHARGED nom he Fam Engineers department.
engineers fireman, foundolL helpers, boiler
makers, and II boiler max en' helpers nere dismis,
sed. Likewiss 2yb laboren, bes.les II horses and
cAry were sentadTi OF JolneIs " we're discharged
o. o,bine makers 20 dredgen 81 clipenter.,92;
blOckmakeu, 80; laboTou IN Timber Inspectors
d. partment, us ; blacknnl;hA Nv; painters. l22
oakum workers 2 'aSmin men, Vi PUN,
hers, 20; coppeumlths, 81 timers II, and
0 helpors ia the plumbers d'pA tnent boat
buil1ois bS ooopers T., Is shpcai pent,n lsborer;
making In all l,li5 nen who wee discharged. The
Ma ters Of the different departments who were
removed are as ioAowt Alouzo IL. Gale, master
lAboreri Titus Il. Doyle, master ipAfmAker; VIM.
Jennings, master coop George W Coleman, master
blockmaker; VIM. Williams, master boatbullder
VIM AK nson, mast5r psiu,erJaDles Hanks, master
plumber. The successor Of Mr.. Gaeh Charles john
,ton, who distinguished hlmsen on the irigate
CongTe;s IN her encounter with the rebel lion. clad
herlmAc, IN Hampton Roads, Cap'nn Bel, also
veteran IN tho nays service, 10 tpp(ntod boaIsman
VthsE appointments wiz w psas kpawn to-day "
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sinsoa vs being evacuated BY the French, who
could no longer oppose the Republican insurrccton
Abandoning Nora, Concordis and heslllsa they
we're compelled 10 embark 81 MsEsusn, where only
four hundred we've lef. This reIest hsd encouraged
the PATRIOTS Who under the command Of Gen. Rubi
were getting ready to attack the ei, thus putting an
end 10 the French invasion Of sinsloa-
Reports via Havana.
Hdrdna, Nov. 9s.-The BULlEris, Of Galveston, Of
the 18th, gives news from Bros n,vile, broush, by
Captain Eion r. Brown, that the Juarisu we're
gaining ground IN the siege Of hA,smor.. General
Espiuosa Wa not killed, % reported. Lieutenant
Colosel r Meyer, late Of the United states Army,
hs. been inside General in the Liberal forces and DR.
Ia. Morris, United State, Army, MAJOR.
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This 70 the band which three veets aro robbed
train killed tho teAms,er-, and Afterwards oblised
80 armed men Who we're scouting sher them 70
refine, After an unsuccessful ENGAGEMENT
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to-mcrrov A rood deal Of ercitemeut vss caused In
the Navy Yard by the removal Of 20 many men.
Many Of WON will find u dlfhcult 70 procure
employ msnt N th. season OF the year.
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TERRIBLE RAILROAD DISASTER.
Three Men kIlIrd-Tverty-Ei Eight Wouuded

HdEliugfOfl. Nor. bO.-Ihe following telegthln
=. -, x.,.,.,.. t..
Wm received nero to-hlsh' ua'o' "H'en'on juno
ton. Va, Nov. SOth. The night expire" IT AIN sohs
South on tina orrn,e and Alexandria Railroad, met
lii sero, AMI f.,.l accident .bou, IL ocloci on
o .yclng If IN. oolh instant. one half mile ea,t
=, v,.,,,r,o, runr,lor. caused bv the breaking Of
rail-. which threw the rear COACH loaded with mem.
,or. 81 Al. oGtb New York Volunteers, from the
,,.,k and proci,,ts,ei IL down an embsnkment,
,,o-al crush,ns 4, 10 atoms, and iu.tan,ly killing
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Virginia.

The Virginia Legislature meets December T. On
or about Tuesday II is believed that the con'ttu'
tonal amendment aboll,hlne slavery will be passed.
and also a resolution TepudiatnE the rebel debt.
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BOSTON, Nor. sO.-The Hon. G. w Warren has
been nominated by the Democrats for MAYOR oil
30 ton. The nomination ws' eoneurred In by tho
wolklnfmen and Citizens Committee.
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POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.


Montgomery, Ala, k)p. g9.-The two Houses OF
tho lie. 'sls,ure OF Alabama met in Joint convention
yc,eIday, and elected hesTs. Houston and Parsons
a. | >. Senators.
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81. Louis, Nov 80 Tho DEHooSATs Lawrence
special says; Returns from southern Colorado In
ruis the election Of Gipn for Governor and chie0''
for COngIepb
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Com,ne cinl Intelligence

Tjr,rDloI Non 4. r. w. IO-III q 7 L7tr aud
,ricss n IA Ohio Ioe .tipa fo-dt wee l,UJ. hfies
Of Which 400 were tGkea b, speou'A'o1' sid eH-
port-ft.
Rread.tuiis steady. ,,t.,t g.
r,oyision. Are nset' eXcer' lar' which 10 hrm
London, Noe. Is, r. M.-ton-oi' 20 llqp9g. ~ 2 I
So Illinois Gonna shtI 81 . - ~ - ~ A.Aiss
631.; Lnl,oi States Five tYsuueS ~ ava
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tank.
Tn. q rebel General Early is In Hass.u' n. Pc
engaged In writings history Of his campaigns
Tur p.opl. Of Havana arc said 70 be much dis
sa,,sfisd with the appointment, Of Con- LsrsundA
a. the new Captain General Of cubs.
oxprus ,us, promulgated from the War Depart
men, dirsc, the muster out Of about tsn thousand
more volunteer troops, consisting Of infAnHy.
cavalry snd artillery.
BusoH thu British COnsul-dsnera 81 Havana.
notorious for his aid 70 the block ads-runnera, has
been appointed British charge 6s1dtrs' 70 the re-
publics Of Central Amorcs, to reside In dsuiemAiA'
lie Is 10 be succeeded al Havana by Mr.. byAsss
from tho Sandwich Islands.
WIDOW named B.ily, residing in Chester Co..
Pa, recently sued tho Penn. h. r. Co., for damages
sustained by the loss other husband, Who In bsps.
1854, was run over by train On the above rosd
and instantly killed. Tho Jury sppnsed the loss
o. 40, roo and returned verdict accordingly.
Aposa the recent arrivals 81 Liverpool. We
notice the name Of Mr. G. N. Sanders who Is
spoken Of by the English journals - greatly
con csrned in the irregular negotiations for peace.
which Immediately preceded the conclusion Of HI.
war in America"
IL the csse Of the Commonwealth Of Ponnsylvs,
nj. vs.. the Ci,y Of Philsdslphis, tried 81 Harris
the Jury rendered verdict in favor a the State,
"a the SUN of four hundred and thirty mine thou
sand Two hundred and twenty eight dollars sna
.hiTtY'sx ssnS.
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GENERAL w. w. MORRIS.

:" becomes our painful duty to announce
the death of one of the oldest and most volro .
Die olhcers of the United States army. Gen
W. W. Morris died at Fort McHenry On Mon.
day night last, after long and painful Illness
which ne bore with the Roman fortitude So
characteristic of the man. Although not en-.
tirely unexpected, the death fthis excellent of.
fcer occurred suddenly at last, he having fire.
quently rallied from depressed conditions Of
body apparently the most hopeless.
Gen. Morris graduated at West Point Mill.
tary Academy, July, 1920, and entered the ser.
wee as I'd Lieutenant 9Th Infantry. He served
WITH distinction in the Florida and Mexican
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MARRIED.

SHRIVER-GRANT-O Wednesday; Dec 9Th at
Christ ChurcA Oswego, by the Right Rev A. Cleve-
land Coke. assisted by Rev. Dr. Beach. Henry Shrver
to Cornelia NJ daughter of George B. Grant. Esq,
of OswegO.
ROBINS0N-PLUMMER.- Cambridge. on the
7h instant. by Rev. C. P Masden. j. B. Robinson to
Miss Sallie w. Plummor.
sKERY-SITLER.-on the 9th instant, by Rev.
Mr. McDeyitt, Henry J. Cookery to Miss Bette,
daughter of Morris Sitter, all of this CITY.
HARPS-KUHN-On the 18th of November, at
the Immaculate Conception, by the Rev. Father
Guistiana. Frank II. Harps to Miss Minnie A. Kuhn,
both of this CITY,
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"4uis desiderio sit pudor aut modus

EXQUISITE EMAIL DE PARIS" FOR THE SKIN
"L'Email de Paris" is the only skin preparation
whose merit has been publicly endorsed for smooth
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morphew. and all other disoolorations. giving the
toughest skin the texture and color of freshly pol
ished alabaster. "L'Email' is especially endorsed
by Mile Vestvali, Mrs. D. P. Bowers, Lucille West
ern, and many other actresses and opera singers
Sold by Druggists, Perfumers, and Hair Dressers.
WIN. III. READ,
no10-lm l47 Baltimore st. General Agent
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DIED

M0RRIS--At Fort MeHenry, December 18th, Bvt
Brig. General William W. Morris, U S. Army, in the
His funeral will take place from Fort McHenry or
Thursday, Dec. l4th, at II o'clock. A. M. Remains
will be taken to Morrisiana. N Y, for interment.
GORDON-On hunday InUrning, William Ii. Cor
26 years.
G00DMAN-0n the 9Th instant. of scarlet fever
Rebecca Gertrude, only daughter of William and
Annie Goodman, aged 2 years, months and o days
TUCKER-On the 18th instant, at his residence on
South River, Anne Arundel county, William Tucker,
in the CID wear of his age
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HDROSPECTUs
THE BENTLEY SPRINGS COMPANY,

| THE BENTLEY SPRINGS COMPANY.
irst-class establishment to which the citizens OF
Baltimore could retreat in the heat of summer was
sought for in vain during the past season. To supply
that want and to present at the same time profit
able investment to subscribers attention is called to
this Prospectus. ~
Bentley Springs is situated at the distance of about
the Northern Central Railway, which, with its double
Track and present facilities, renders access to the
Springs easy and frequent The location is one of the
most healthy in the United States and the scenery is
scarcely surpassed anywhere in beauty and romance
OF character Magnificent trees an abundance of the
purest water, beautiful ravines, clear mountain
streams and lofty hills contribute to make this spot
attractive, and to point it out admirably adapted
for a large Summer Hotel The surrounding neigh
borhood abounds in pleasant walks shady drives and
delightful prospects.
1t is proposed to profit by these natural advantages
by the erection of the most eligible sites and
within view ofthe Depot of rst-class Hotel under
the direction of the Bentley Springs Company of
Baltimore County. The amount of Capital is fixed
at One hundred Thousand Dollars, in Shares of One
hundred Dollars EACH and the undersigned are the
Officers and Directors. N
1t is believed that. in asking the citizens of Bati
more to subscribe to this project, we are advancing
their individual interests as well that of the city
itself. '
Our citizens will be waited on by the Directors of
lions to the stock.
at the Office of the Company No. q S. Charles street
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
E. A. ABBOTT, Pres't
fS4R fri Hutchinson Oliver % AaiPs aPs+
A. J.; Knight Isaac Coale. Jr.,
g. W. Burton, Isaac S. George
Hugh Sisson, DR.. C. Il. Coates,
Woodward Abrahams, c. w. Bentley,
Il. w. Robinson, Chas. Webb, Treasurer.
T. B. Knight Secretary. no24-tf
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wars, and at a later period commanded at va
rious posts upon the frontiers, always acquit.
ting himself of his various trusts to the en-
tire satisfaction of the Government. In No
vember 1861, he became Colonel of I'd U. S.
Artillery, and in the succeeding year was made
Brigadier General by Brevet for meritorious
services.
1t is more especially by reason of his con-
nection with the events of the late rebellion, as
exhibited in Maryland, that General Morris
will be long and favorably remembered by
this community. Placed in command at Fort
McHenry at the beginning of our troubles, he
soon gave evidence of the most eminent quail
fcations, and so well pleased was the Govern
ment with the wise and judicious administra-
ton of his duties, that, amid the oft recurring
changes Of officers in this military district,
General Morris retained position constantly
exposed to new duties and responsibilities
AS full commander of this department, in the
absence of the regular officer, he always
proved himself master of the situation. All
will remember when the city was seriously
| threatened by rebel invasion, how calmly he
provided forevery emergency. The confidence
of the whole community, in all such emergen-
| cies, was cast, without single misgving, upon
| the skill and well known courage of this gallant
| officer.
| Gen. Morris was one of the oldest as well as
| one of the most efficient officers of the army,
| having served his country as a soldier for
Il holf +aI 1,p
| servant, and a more conscientious man, had
| no existence in the service. With large
knowledge Of military science, was combined
remarkable precision in business details, and
a rigid discipline, distinguishing the thorough
military commander. His love of country was
always fervent and strong. He held no COM
| promise with treason or traitors, and executed
his duty firmly, without fear Or favor In all
the relations of private life he was justly es-
teemed. A kind, devoted husband and father,
a constant and unchanging friend, he leaves a
wide circle of apprecative admirers to lament
| his death.
"Quis desderio 81, ,pudor aut modus
The command of Gen. Morris I'D United
States artillery was ordered early in the
l autumn to the Pacific coast, and only the
| failing health of their commander prevented
! him from joining them.
Two sons of the deceased are in the service
! of the country-Lieut. Governeur Morris,
Marine Corps, U. S. Navy, and Lieut. Arthur
| Morris, 9TH U. S. artillery, the former being
| stationed at Brooklyn, N. Y, and the latter
| on duty in Texas.
| ~ We are indebted to the Hon. the Secre-
| tary of State for Nos. 3 and of diplomatic
Correspondence"
Also to Hon. f. H. Webster, Collector OF
| the port of Baltimore, for Statistics of the
| Foreign and Domestic Commerce of the
| United States. 1861
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CoLaATE's HONEY SoAP.-This celebrated Toilet
Soap. in such universal demand, is made from the
choicest materials is mild and eroient in its nature
frapra',tly scented and extremely beneficial in its
action upon the skin. For sale by all Druggists and
Fancy Goods Dealers
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Oh EVERY centre table should stand iagon of
Phalon's Might Blooming Cereus," to refresh and
tranquilize the of those who delight in pure
and wholesome perfumes In fact, this is now the
fashion in most of the mansions up town. Sold
everywhere.
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When the Stomach is filled with Crude and ill Di-
geSted humors. inducing nausea distate for food full
ness of the Stomach Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Acid
Stomach, Costiveness and Headache: take few
doses of TARRANT's EFFERvEscENT SETTER APER-
LENT nothing relieves these distressing symp-
toms than this most reliable preparation. Sold by
all Druggists. dll-2w
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NO SOLDIERS FAMILIES.

10 SVLBIERSs FAMILIES.
BOUNTY, PENSION,
BACK PAY. PRIZE MONEY, &c.
The Widow. Child. Father Mother, Brother or
Sister, &C.. of any Officer, Soldier Seaman who
dies in the service of the United States is entitled to
Bounty, Pension or Back Pay. &C. Full information
given. and all such claims promptly collected by
VIM B. HILL,
Government Claim Office
70 w. Fayette street,
Baltimore, Md.
n. BAH letters must contain stamp for
reply. del3-tf
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NATIONAL BANK.

HS BALTIMORE, Dec 5, 1866.
NOTICE is hereby given to the Stockholders of
this Bank, that tho ANNUAL. ELECTION OF d.
RECT0RS will take place at the Banking House on
TUESDAY, January 9. 1866. between the hours of
II A. NJ and P. NJ. A. M. CARTER,
Fashion
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The HOWE SEWING MACHINE COMPANY.
SEWING MACHINES
For Leather and Manufacturers,

SEWING MACHINES
For Leather and Manufacturers,
Wholesale and Retail,
W. MERRILL, Agent,
ia Baltimore street.
Hs-We call our readers attention to SMITH, Bros
K Co.'S New stock of Spring Clothing just opened
at SMITH. Bros. Co.'s popular Clothing House, No.
10 West Baltimore street.
Our new stock of Gents Furnishing Goods Just
opened at 50 West Baltimore street. next to Marble
Hall.
Call and see our new styles of Gents Furnishing
Goods at 3S West Baltimore street, next to Marble
Hall.
All the latest novelties in Collars. Ties Scarfs, &C.,
at West Baltimore street, next to Marble Hail.
The popular Clothing House. No. 40 West Balti-
more street, next to the great Furnishing House
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@OFFICE NATINNAL FIRE ms.

ny BALTIMORE, December 6. 1865.
The Board Of Directors of this Company have
Stock of said Company of THIRTEEN PER CENT.
for the past sig months.Ten Per Cent to the Stock
holders and Three Per Cent to the Contingent Fund,
payable on and after WEDNESDAY. Dec 10.
The Government City and State Taxes paid by the
Company.
The Transfer Books will be.closed until 18th inst.
BY order IL. C. LANDS,
d7-lW,SeO2N Secretary.
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COMPLETE CLOTHING HOUsE.-We take great
pleasure in calling the attention of our readers to the
conspicuous advertisement of Messrs Smith, Bros.
Co., No. 40 West Baltimore street. We speak what
we know when we say their present stock of clothing
cannot be exceled. We commend this firm to the
favorable notice of all who may want goods in their
line. They sell at small profits and deal on the
square with everybody
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N~NpTHE NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK
HS OF BALTIMORE, BALTIMORE, Dec. 9th,
lS65.-The STOCKHOLDERS are notified that the
annual election of DIRECTORS will be held at the
Banking House on TUESDAY, January 9th, 1866,
from II o'clock A. NJ, till ] o'clock ?. NJ.
Il oayu RTnDT,E Caebiar
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IIemen, your Obedient Servant,
D JOHN HOGG,

M uoac Collingwood &C. W, Enterprise.
sTdyeer that it cured Ms wife Of severe spraned
Radwsys Reap Sy falling down fight Of stairs
medicine in the world viii answer anu osss
many purp9ses L. Will stop pain quicker than anv
the most obstinate and aggravated compla;ntls OF
matter what your sickness may be, give n
Sold By Druggists, wv dei nsS5,
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The WORLD AND HIS WIFE. and grown up daugh-
tiers, are unanimous on one point. They declare I'M
reservedly that SozoDoNT is a blessing to their
mouths that it improves and preserves their teeth
inyigorates their gums and sweetens every breath
they draw. Hence they buy it. As Dominic Samp-
son says, the sales are pro -d-gious
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nwp OFFICE OF THE MARYLAND
10y INEBRIATE ASYLUM, BALTIMORE, August
II, 1S65.-To the Public: VIM. COTTON, Esq, has
INEBRIATE ASYLUM for the purpose of soliciting
SUBSCRIPTIONS on account of the buildings
necessary to accommodate patients who are con-
stantly applying for admission. He is earnestly
recommended to our fellow citizens by whose liberal
contributions we hope to be able to accommodate ap
tuition. Respectfully, GEO. C. NJ. ROBERTS, NJ. D..
President MARYLAND Inehriate ASYLUM. anil l-tft
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MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY. an Essay Of Warning
and Instruction for Young Men, just published by the
Howard Association. and sent in sealed envelopes
free of charge. Address. Dr. J. SKILL1N HoUGHToN
Howard Association. Philadelphia Pa. oce-tf