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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-04-29


LICENSES TO RETAILERS OF SPIRITU-
Gus OR FERMENTED LIQUORS, or LAGER
BEER.-The amounts of license to be paid by
retailers.of spirituous and fermented liquors or
lager Beer are as follows If the value Of the
stock in trade be $500 or less ...........$ 10 60
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-04-29

81 No licenseshall be granted to sell spirituons
or fermented liquors or lager beer, in quaint
ties not less than apint, for the sumsof $500,
unless the person applying therefor shall also
obtain license to sell goods, chattels, wares
and merchandise, paying therefor the sum
hereinafter prescribed, according tothe amount
of the stock inqtrade. al Hia
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-04-29

HNH1s is. TO GIVE NOTICE, that the sub,
scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court for Baltimore county, letters test9menta-
nv on the estate of
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-04-29

- 81 a.l ELLEN E. ALGIRE,
,Anril lifts Administrative.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-04-29

HIHIs is TO GIVE NOTICE, that the sub,
scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court of Baltimore county, letters oil admin
stration on the estate of
W M. = A T.CH
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-04-29

TTVHIs is TO GIVE NOTICE, that the sub.
scribers have obtained from the Orphans
Court of Baltimore county, letters OF admins
.tration on the,estate OF
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HvHIs IS TO GIVE NOTICE, that the sub
scribef has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Baltimore county, letters Of admins
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CITY ITEMS.
PORTUGUESE INTERNATIONAL ExnIBrroS.-An

PORTUGUESE INTERNATIONAL ExuIBITioN.-An
international exhibition Of the prodsess machinery, and ell
other objects sppersius 10 uhivsrsI industry vii be In
sugurs,ed in the city Of Opono, Portugal In August per'
whsrror Oh. Consul General OF Portugal in the United States
hereby invites the frrner. manufacturer, and inventive
genius OF this country contribute 10 ssi exhibition with
whs,ever article. they may deem appropriate furthef par
ua may be obtained Of the General Of Poitos.
and at Mr. l.. c. Am.inct No. II Broadst.. NswYorh
DoARp OF CoUScILMEN. The Board met at L.
O'Clock H. yesterday by special call and tho only business
transacted wa. concurrence With the Aldermen In the sdop
ton Of resolutions accepting the invitation Of ihe Citizens
Commute. celebration Of the Union victories to day
j. W. FABESss LECTURE OK THE CANEL.-An
interesting paper on the uses Of the camel read w
Fabens e,q Thursdsy evening before the New Yors
Geographical SOCIETY The value OF the camel bsas, Of
burden lie power Of endurance strength and doeiy wero
fully enlarged upon, and great variety OF hlnaiions were
ten, Of the Eastern Henisphee The ,e,moy Of Admiral
Porter to the ability OF the camel TO bear sea voyage
et. Of nsng camel. Tor In TeIs. adj
ducad The chief cbsrsc'scs OF the running camel or
drou.dsry are tnst a. will rssy traverse seventy to ninety
nile. for an average ofty conoutivs days, with pack Of
700 800 pounds weight can be used beast OF bur
nsdy sbtemoa. habits. That lives in the country {.
proved by fact that those imported by the Government In
1885, have within the iast sI years Increased 10" PEI
cent
FIRE IN MAcDoUGALL-sT.-The drug store OF
M.r C.sek shesosus on the frs, floor Of No. 50 Mac
lougas corner Of West Honsoi Loss about 5000. In
snrcd for IN the North American Co The second door
Al occupied ny John Jones drug
. the building III. stock damaged to the
er,snt Of $500 injured go in the North American
Co The third Floor premises 10 occupied by e. s.
Barnes ogsphist who sustained but trihins damage
The building DAMAGED to the extent Of b'o Insured FOR
65 90 In the Greenwich Go.
The LATE HOMICIDE IN HEsrER-sT.-O Officers
King and Long the Tenth Precinct Thursday night AZ
rested William Smith, Swedish sailor. In Tenth ave. nes,
Thirty picion OF being the man who on sstuf
dsy night last stabbed Dsne Lawrence IN the saloon No l2G
Hesrrs The death Of the latter IN the Hospital
b,, been ares Nv published The prisoner admitted sabbng
Lawrence but says did IL In sed-cpse. lie states that
that evening be retired TO one Of thc upper rooms OF me
saloon mentioned above in company with and that
soou after up and ATTEMPTED TO burst In the
door Esing In THE Wild through side window and
drspeu, fght then en,u.d Finding he being over
come by opponent be u,rd his knife as sterw ard proved
with fatal eject he Is he'd TO await an EXAMINATION by Cor
onsr Collin to-day.
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fAdvertsement1
TIN VIRY CEKTER OF TILE On REGIONS, as

well Of the Mining Rrson. i P,t.bursh .rvrry one VIII
admit IL IS THEREFOR the spot Of all others Tor me pap
c~on Of paper devoted TO Petroleum and Mining
and conducted with iatsissnes snrrsy and "a ~.
psrdneaey OF the of and ninns Interests Mes.rs Woods
Blake will s.pr Pit:bofsb on the nh Of March Ds
number Of "TBs OIL NEvs AND MiSiSa JOURNAL faeny
and the other leading minerals of which Pennsyvsna the
very crn'er - ,,.
page weekly Published fine and wellcsendered book
psper aud IL c!-a and egibe typ. s wall contain
every channel information alba editorials end original
articles from writer's Of scknowledsed authority letters from
and volunteer spondns from every part ofthe
oil sIonf nri AID aI., Of companies, oil and stock
markets frequent maps Of dpafste dss,' AID oca nes
IfcIief I'll districts and up within few hours oil
roius to press. Including oil strikes present and eIpec-
ard In brief everything which hrcss, oil psp-r ooght to
to,aJy In adranee Subscribers advertisers and agents
viii please ad re.s at WOODS BLAKE, Chronicle
Buidnys Pittsburgh Pa" To the last most liberal discount
will be given.
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FouRru NATIONAL BANK OF THE CITY Oh
NEw.YoRK.
Nos - AND 30 PEE-sT.,
n,,oo,rouY AND FINANCIAL AGENT OF Tns UEITEr
BTATEs
Have for sale ready FOR delivery.
UNITED STATES $40 TREASURY NOTES
Convertible, at maturity into $40 GoLD-BRARN0
BONDS.
UNITED STATES 1910 BOWS,
UNITED STATES $40 BONDS,
UNITED STATES 1-YEAR CERTIFICATE
We also collect Government Vouchers and Drsfts
and attend to other business with the Government.
=. c. CALHOUN, President
3. SEAMAN, Cashier.
UNITED STATES
Y $40
TREASURY NOTES
For immediate delivery, at
HowEs & MAcY's, Bankers,
No. 80 WALtsI.
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EurpAy March a Isfl

Markete-S ARBYuLIr NKP0RTRD yoR rHn N IhibuSs
FRIDAY, March g. 1865.
ASHES-The market ia quiet but prices are without
change, sales ut sllasll Is for Pots. and el2 for
Pearls.
COTTON-There has been fhr inquiry day
principally from spnners but the market closes rather
weak We quote At &c. for Mddliog sales Of $40 brIer
COFFEE-The market is quiet but holders generally
are firm nt fnll former rates.
CANDLES are in moderate demand, snd steady We
ouoe at 30d3Jc. for Adamantine; t5c for Sperm and
5Jc. for Patent.
COPPER-American Ingot Is dull. and heavy. We
ouoe at 43a44c. for Lake and baltimore; DC. and Soc.
2,r New Sbeathug and Yellow Metal.
FLOUR AND MEAL-1he market for Western
and State Flour Is triie more active and under light
arrivals and much reduced stock prices OF the low and
medium grades are 59 l0c per Dbl bette.; Weston
brands a,e wanted Trade and Family very irregular
and qut ri the close tie sales 500 bbs at ~ 10
o. Is for superne State <l0as 80 for Extra state
$40 35a SO 30 for Fancy State slO0asO 40 Tor tue
low grades Of Western Extra. $40 sOaSll 10 for Ship
ping Ohio. ell 20Uli 70 for Trade and Family brands
and sII 209Is " for St. Louis Extras. Canadian
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT o. NETWORK. MARCH

Cleared.
steanship ssronis Ham, Trautnann Hamburg. Kunhardt
4 Co. a.,
Steamer Z. c. knight, Gallagher Philadelphia, w. Tsy
lor 4 Co. II,
ehip j. H. Boret tBr shilsr London Dearborn Brothers
Bark Ellen Stevens. Howe Cienfursos, Brett Son Co.
ny N r.. hlmon jRr l. Brown Havana \. y. Phillips.
Bris sersh Cowe (Br) Messenger Rio Grande del Sui,
Brett, Son Go. 49,.
B,is Aurora tBr), Cashow Cienfossos, 3. r. Small Co.
nag Bslear (Br.l Clsypole. Msamoras o. X. King Co.
Brig Mary tBr.D Parsons Havana, A. y. Godcnroy.
schr Wstangs Cook Beaufort 4. Holmes
Schr Red Jacket Avrrill Wnrreport, w. 4. Brown
schr w K Chapman Orb Buck, inagua, 7. l. Nevius
Sons. . ,,, ID n
Buck n Go. - - Gil.
scbr Mary C. Town, For, Washington Van Brunt X slsght
sehr Ellen Louise Snow, New Haven Hotcbkss stai'
nagd n,,,,, ,,- ou,Lc
schr App piekenlL Seaman. Washington b. GSs'
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Howes g. Macy, Bsnkers,
No. 80 Wall..t., New.York,

No. 80 wall-st., New.York,
tBermerly Officers of the Park BsnkJ
FouR PER CENT INTEREST ALLOWED on DEPosTs
"a PERSONS OPENING ACCOUNTS may DEPOSIT aud DRAW
q they please, the with the City Banks. and
will be allowed Interest their daily balance at per
cent '.. i-
COLLECTIONS made upon any part Of the United States
OF Canada
Orders for the PURCHASE or SALE Of the various
issues Of Government and Other Stocks Bonds and
Gold, promptly executed for the usual commission.
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}Jort-iuarocns' Notife.

STARE or NEv-YOxK
PoRr-wARpENs OFFICE, No. lOl Wal'-st.
NOTICE il hereby given, in accordance with
~ ,.ction of the act passed April H. 1857, entitled An
Act to Reorr,uins tn. wsrea. 0ce of the Port Of New
York." to al persons Interested In OF having enafs' o. t
,ubrct matter of such inquiry examination or survey thai
the following vessels are under examination by the P9
srden. .na tina, the said or exauinltion, ~" o.
peted within ten days succeeding this noce on
board said vessels: ,,r
Ship sylvia. ~ ~
Snip Windward. ..........s'.'..''''''''7o - ~
Brig SnnbnrN
Schr. Trade Wind. Atlantis DOCK;
MINTIIORNE TOMPklSS, President
J.AuGs HERMAN. Secretary.
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Reeeinta NJ Rreduee.

MARCH "a sl2 bbl- Flour. 100 bbls. WHISKY, $50
bbi, Corn Meal. 500 bush. Corn. 800 bu,h. Oats,
l.23i bush. Seed "a pkss. Lard. u pkgs Ashcs 100
nc Dressed Hogs.
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Tho following lie an official statement of the re
rent sale Of coal lands by the Cumberland Goa
Company:
OFFICE OF THE CUMBERLAND Coal AND lRoy

IOhPASr NEw- ! OAK March s. 1000.
DEAR SIR: IN reply yours making inquiries the sale
Of the slope Mine have to state that meeting Of the
board OF Directors held on the ht instant tie contract EN-
Snens the terms Of sale spprov d. and yesterday
ssn,d the and affixed he seal Of The Company thereto
A having been previously signed by the purchaser
tn tfae, of land sold about 30 The whole
estate Of this Company ebaces $3.50 OF which sbou,
o,VOU acres contain the great coal vein. 50
The purchas.r psys the Company s67cco, which ws'
Che whole amount Of It's debt In June LAST when the nego
ton commenced but by the operation Of The nnkns
fond the debt has since been paid by the Company
The purchase will therefore qudste tho whole debt OF the
Company and leave eo cssb IN its treasury In sddioh 70
The working capital already on hand.
An important feature Of this sale the transportation con-
tract which the purehssr to transport upon our
tsosd ell the coal mined the lands sold and rom the
Wright farm sdonng sid lands and psy therefor rates
which win handsomely remunersis tins Company for the use
81 It's railroad.
The amount to BE- paid for interest and sinking fund during
Che present year would be about $4,000 BY this the
Company IL at once relieved from thi. oblisatio
The demand for Cumberland Coal IL Increasing and IL
hsve interruption TO cana navigation by raids look for
favorable results during the pIesent year
Yours, respectfully, ALLAN CAMPBELL, Presidsnt
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Bonpd OF Counriimcn.

SPECIAL srsios-Fridny, March ,. 1855
OyucrAlI l? O'Clock IN. J
Ihs board met pursuant TO tho following cal;
jazz NJ svrssrr. s.s c'k = he Bopt q Co.'T a.
The underlined members Of the Boa d councnen re-
specifically r,qoe., you TO call meeting Of said Board % be
hid Friday 30 d in.,a.,i u S'c'Gss ITO transact
'ah r 1arisf H. TX Keenan, william 4 TAYLOR,
join JOHN srE213a T T2ttS s9I IRh94,
cHtRi.Is kosrEh. GEokoE McGRArII.
, .uo 49, pAyip !IrzokStIrD s,..om K...r
Bnal%.n ss,ay TsylG hoosh''n' Le'vy aeo'''h Lent
re President being sbs-ni, Councilman HKALr moved
th.' Councilman Resell take the ehsr
On motion, tn. reading OF the minutes Of tie 0feVous
meeting dsi-n.rd with.
COMMUNICATION.
The following was pr-ssuisd.
NATIONAL CELEBRATION.
NEw-Yosx Feb. r, 1865
To ne Ho.o,ab,, "a, Pyaidf Of he hoard Of Cosreim,n
stai We are instructed by meeting citizens held the
?2d Of February instant TO invite the cooperation OF the Mu
nicps su,horti-s Of Hrw.York in national celebration Of
Of the Union Arms. ct Union square the
fourth Of March ensuing. at three ocloch ?. m.
We rusi may he compatible with Of duty on the
part Of tb. City Government adopt In concur
rencs with this patriotic movement
Respectfully. your obsdicni .erysnt.
s SEE t. cn Srn.si .s.cr''.ri''
Which a received and ordered on nle.
PAPERS FROM BOARD OF ALDERMEN
Re'oed 1ha, the communication from the Committee Of
pate the cebston yictoe. b. scceted und
s heads Of departments Of the Cry Government, br and
they hereby requested to close their respective Offices at
~ O'clock the day set apart for such celebrson
R'soifed That the thanks OF the Common Council DO and
they rendered Generals Grant and sherman Of the Army
and Adras Porter and Dshren Of the Navy and the gallant
ccer and under their command for their drvo
ton aud paoc efforts which hsy. been productive Of such
glorious results; further
Rssoed That the citizens generally be and they hereby
rrqurs e day apart for tie celebration
Which unanimously concurrrd In
And the directed to be cent to His Honor the
Mayor for approval.
On motion the Board adjourned.
And the PRESIDENT pro announced that the Board
adjourned iii Monday the 9Th inst at o'clock
JAMES NJ. SWEENY, Clerk.
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Professional Notices.

CHARLES ID. HAMMOND, formerly Pro.
Medical College n Y Office 81 East 21ths Consusfios4
fom TO TO- to 3, and toa SPECiALTlES: Diseases q
In Nryv,us Seminal Urinary, and Cutsneous Systems-
which have treated by Csutsrsing,
Cutting or Rapid Diating Operations not undertaken
CURGICAL HOSPITAL for the Treatment q
Disease. Pelvic vhcera under the care Of EDWA
"a DIXON kdtor Of The scap- Structure. Piles vsrics
cr,. Urrs and Fsula Every Of Str cture admits
,dcaI In few days. and often an mms
diets ore by Dr. Ds new instrument, the trshrotom9
ned erl re..Iy TO modify Mr. Symes operation In u
cs.r. Of the three rst affections the cure
sneed II the be- undertaken. 0tce hours from 70
daily and to 8 evenings, at No. a Fithsve.
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7 Adveftisement.l
SEvBS-THIRTIES.

HAVE OPENED SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS At
No 6 BRoApwSE where orders for any amount Of these
notes will be received fom to p. N, and seons'sn'
supply on hand isI immediate delivery.
RoBIssoS 4 OGDEN,
Bankers and u. 8. Loan Agents.
No. 4 Broad st., and No. 69t Broadway.
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CITY GOVERNMENT.
Beard Of A1derose

Beard Of Aldermen
OyyrcflL1 SPECIAL SESSION, March 2 1863.
'"' ''"' NEwyoEK March l. 1865,
ID T. yAIryTIyr esa-SsR: Yon will please notify tho
member. OF the board Aldermen meet In Special Session
in The Chamber Of tho Board in the City Hall on thursday
the I'd inst at o'clock NJ Tor the purpose OF taking such
son a. NAV b. 6uing and appropriate acknowledgment Of
the gan aud hsrosm OF the Officers and men N sne
h that have restored TO the authorities Of the Union the
csbOad cities of the rebellion. state. with TIE iSn
cations guarding the respective hsbor' ncSSns Fort sum
ter commanding the entrance to Chsrss, ton. s y;
n HfafAeE 'P FSsEEEY g goHN b ST%EEL
MICHAEL NORTON, JOHN MOORE,
w. Il. GEDNEY.
Pr'-ussorssn Jones, esq., President And tho i0n0"'ns
Aldermen Moore. Norton Gedney, McKnsh,, Ryer' Jere'
miah. Brice. Kelly Ouwell, o. Brien and Isr.ey-iI
On motion reading Of the minutes Of the last meeting
INVITATION
NATIONAL CELEBRATION p, o. ,as,
To N. Honorable s P,e.id,nt Of he Board II Aldermen
SIR: We ar Instructed BY meeting Of citizens, hsd on
municipal hoes Of New York IN national celebration
of the Union anus Unionsqusre on the
". trus, IL may be paibs with Of duty on the
part the City Government, to adopt measures In concur
| renee with this patriotic movement
MOSES TAYLOR, Chairman.
s 8 = nn sr9.,; secrsi.rie.
WLseupon Alderman fAHLEI presented the following res
hssoirsd That the communication from the Committee o.
Citizens inviting the Common Council Of this city 10 Psrhc
pate IN celebration victories be accepted am
that the h.s OF departments Of the CITY Government % ana
hereby requested 90 close their respective orices 81
u clocs the dsy se apiri or such celebration
Eesolred That the thank. Of the Comnon Council be ano
they t-ndrred TO Generals Grant and sbrnan oil ~,
Amy ard Adrrals Porter aud Dahlrrn Of toe .svy and
the gasn, officers and uudcr their command FOR ei
tneyy devotion and patriotic Efforts which Lave been pro
ducv- Of such glorious resnlts. further,
Rsslr,d. hat tho citizens generally be aud they h'
herby requested observe the day set apart for us cesos
ton.
Which unanimously adopted.
NOTION.
Ali-rmsa RYxRs moved that when th- Bo,rd sdjourns
adjourn again Monday next the 9TH INST, at
O'Clock p.
Winch was carried.
u. z. VALENTINE, CleTt.
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SECOND BOARD.
FRIDAY, Aferch 3-P. ".


Gold closed at 1884, after selling at 1881 and 1891
Cash gold in good demand, and the market is sus-
timed by constant sacrifices in the way of commits
apRs.
Government Stocks are steady at yesterdays
rates. with only moderate trade In Railway
Bonds and Bank Shares little doing. Cumberland
sold at 6S and IA, and closed at 72i. An official
statement Of the recent sale of Coal Mines appears
IN another part OF this column. A new movement
has commenced in Mariposa, which sold as high as
"a A dispatch from New Olmsted reports the
affairs of the Company in rapidly improving con-
dition. Railway Shares were all higher, and the
advance was fairly sustained. At the Second
Board the market was steady, but there was dis
position to sell at the improved prices.
Money is in fair supply at Cal per cent, the
former upon Government Stocks. In Commercial
paper little doing.
Exchange is frmer and salable at per cent
edvance. Bankers sterling, GO days, 1854 0lOsl;
Bankers sterling, days, 1922 al09l; Merchants
sterling, 10Y 1914; Francs, 5.2o~5.@3.
Freights are dull and rates are heavy. The
engagements TO Liverpool are 900 boxes Cheese al
70. 3D.; 100 loads timber, on private terms. To
London, 400 tuns Logwood on private terms, and 20
lhds Tobacco at 3Os A vessel was chartered to
Iachias, Me-, at 5000.
The business of the sub-Treasury was: Re-
selpts, tI.26l ,0ls TO- for Customs, 1884, 1000;
Payments, $2,5ll,e35 65i on account Of Loan,
o6O, 900; Balance Is, 2ss, 3l6 SO.
The First National Bank sold $50 600 Of 7.3Os to-
day.
Subscriptions received at the Ninth National
Bank for 7.3Os to-day amount to 100000.
A telegram from San Francisco, dated lst quotes
mining stocks, &C., as follows: Ophir, $3.50
Per foot; Gould & Curry, $3.50 do; Savage,
ol,6lO do; Chailar, 500 do; Potosi, $3.50 do
Yellow Jacket, 81 800 do. Crown Point, $1,000
DO; State Telegraph, $36 per share.
The Stock Exchange will be closed tomorrow.
Tho following is the monthly statement, under
The 34th Section Of the National Currency Act of
the First National Bank of New-York for the
month ending February rs, 1865:
Average amount Of loans and discounts Sc 09l06 g
Average amount ofspece and legaitenders 270aOi "
Average amount Of deposits -.....-.--.- 9G9o9s %
Average amount Of circulation ....-.... 2"So w
The movement Of Dry Goods at this port for the
past week has been as follows:
ENTERED FOR SUMPTION.
Narst Of Pigs. Nane MoN@j. Of Pigs. Wa va ne
Cotton. .......3i5 lO, Miscellaneous.26o H9ss
Silk ....... .246 23c.ye4l -
Total. ................-........2.2s6 ssos 22e
WITHDRAWALS.
Manu- Of Pigs. Value. Manu- Of Pkes. Valne
Wool ....5sl ESQ SOB Flax -. ....3as ell3 N
Cotton ......46 l5o692 Miscellaneous.4l6 26H
6ilk ......l27 l4266i -
wALEHOUsED
Manu-. Of Pkgs. Value. Many. Of Pigs. Value.
Woo! 4si 500 55 + lax .2OI St2 40
Cotton. ~ 0e4 Miscellaneous 1868
SILK. ..... G5 6G7s9l -
1Oth go pfvO1fo
Tho following is an official statement of the re-
rent sale of coal lands by the Cumberland Coal
NompanV.
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Arrived.
c,t ~, Prince. Mullisa, Port an Prince,

Steamship CITY Of Port al Prince Maga Pors Prince
Days, cotton and logwood, sc.. R. Murray H..
n,h via Port ROYAL 27th u WITH 55 siek soldiers TO the
Medical Director Hss had NE winds with fog most Of
Steamer ses 0un wsldon Baltimore, ~ hours, ndse. H.
Bepnsr Co. a,
u s. transport Merrimack Sampson, Forrs" Mon
roe, to U. s. ON
scir Abby Gale, Mcdonald Providence.
schr Ocean Bird -. Providence.
achr b. B. Warner Smith Forren Monroe dys In ballast,
10 master. - .
fcbr N. J. Brsyton, Milllken, Fall River.
ecbr Maria Fleming Williams, New London.
schr c. W. Bentley, Howes, Fall River.
Schr S. NJ. Sherman, Sherman. Providence
wIND-At Sunset, N. ~. light
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun Rises.6.J0 snu Sets...5.j4 Moon sets IL: San
Sandy Hook IL % Gov Island 29rn Hell 0sts... 70
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Adyertis-ment.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,

Internationally
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
We say per,ons having Consunp ion ia whatever stage
o. the disease. Dr. WIsBARTs PINE TREy TAR CORDIAL
which readily taken by the hood and carried 70 me
lung and he healing principles OF the Tar act upon the IN
Aaed Of the lungs and stop their decay at once and The
patients he " saved THs PrsR TREE TAR CORDIAL has
crest power dissolve the thick that stops up The
Wind Of the nng. and eIpsl. 1t from tls system
The PINE RrE TAR CogDAL pirh-s the blood ana cesr'
OF all scrofops matter st IL constantly breeding sores IN
tera and external Salt Rheum Blo,che' on The ac. aud
all shin Diseases especially cured BY Dr WisnAhr'
PISE TREE TAR CORDIAL. Ohce No. 10 North secondst
Philadelphia. , -
Sold al HELnBoLDs Drug and Chemical Warehouse No 3s
Broadway, N. Y.
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