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No.;re sa Mariners.

IIGHr on Eco lsIAsDA revolving light with red saA
white faces, vii. bs played Egg Island Nova Scotia
Nov s. IS feet above high ster.
IIGIr on LITTLE HoPR isLBr-A wing red light via
b. exhibited Nov Is Lite Hope lse Novs Scotia ~ set
above hi,h water ~
LIGHr OK GREEN lsLAsD-A fixed white light will b
shown feet sbeys hgh Green leland. Cspe Bro
Tor, Nov. -.
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Mputor.uda

Ship Beuef4cres. Williams bound srom - to Hong
Korr was spoken in l 2o J. lon 81 ~ w, who reported
experienced terrific weather had sprung bead Of fos
mast and leaking making for Rio. Required zs
ia.ai.f
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CRUTCHES.

J,IRST and only PREMIUM awarded at the
American Institute Fair 1855 and State Fair Of PeuUsyl.
v.nia 1875. f,r CLUTCHES HAB1MAN'S PATENT
ELASTIC RUBBER CRUTtHES arr pronounced by sar.
nec men, and body else be the very best
ever invented They ey and convenient. they prevent
raly.s do away with all the WEAKNESS in
ser.rabe d. snI in ell Tespects
rivaed Prico moderate. Send for circular LOsEJnf
TAYLOR Sole Manufacturers No. tT6f broadway, NJ Y.
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Receipts Of Produce.
OcT 2s-a75O bbls. Flour $40 bbls. Whisky 20
bbls Corn Meal. 4J,7O0 bush Wheat lll.O5 hush.
Corn, 1900 BUSH Oats % 27 bush. Rye, 2l,2OJ bush
Barley "a pigs. Ashes 740 pkgs Oil Cake i.9OO pkgs
Butter $40 pkys Provisions.
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N.,Okeu.

Bark Merse, from London or Quebec. % days out-Oc
lat ~ p. ION. 81 10 -
sehr West Wind. Of FEovihcetown, for Bo'ton-Oct Z
lal 1! q, l0u len 81
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Farm Dairy. Prime. y yB.H 0I0
Farm Daary, msdinm. nm.-...--.....-..l5 rs ol6t
Pineappls. Conn. v n.,-..-..-...G d. go
Pineapple, Chenango, y D........30 f1
Orange County Skim Milk. .............H dlei
Common Skim Milk, Y ft...2 .2 ola

Eggs very scarce and niger than evcr before nt
this OF the year. Single barrels Of fresh Penn
syyana eggs were sold to-day at 46 and nothing bear
ing good reputation is sold less than 4c. at the
mark. Dealers cannot get enough for their customers
even at these prices. We quote:
New'Jersey end Pennsylvania choice. y doz. 70 e.
Western and Canada. y doz. good order. ~ Tf3
Egg Oats Y bush. good od.......-....---.....40 V49
FRUITS AND NUTS-DRIED.
Apples continue TO advance; 80 do most other dried
fuits. Chestnuts are unsettled today. selling at -
and even So per bushel Hickory nuts generally OF so
lot OF 5000 ID Virginia pealed Peaches were sold 81
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Dentistrp.

A MOST Wonderful Discovery. Teeth ex-
n tracted without pain, charge Beautiful teeth in.
,red ii ch All operations -kilfuly performed and wsr.
rm.d Jay ylers l55 Grandst, two blocks from Bwsy.
nR. HOYT, DEN1IST-Originator OF An
nil roas oxido has used for years With perfect
success o-n extracting fourteen to sixteen teeth at single
operation without the knowledge of the patient Vhce NO.
S7S Broadway, Eight.enth-st.
nRS. GRIFFIN, No. 253 Grand-st., opposite
~ Lord A. Tsylor's New.Yok, ore inserting FULL or
PARTIAL SITS oftbey IMPROVED ARTIFICIAL TEEIE
with without eItracting the Roots Full Sets God OF
Plans. $25; Silver Rubber $40; Partial Sets Gold per
tooth. ~; Silver or Rubber. 81.
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4Ie0ieM.

NEW EDITION-JUST PUBLISHED -
IN Dr. LARM0NTS MEDICAL end SURGICAL WORK.
s dseases OF the Pov viscsra Nssyous Debily pie.
Fistnl Srctore, and Constitutional Aaecons Aso CON
tenipg ss number illustrating the subject, treated
Of in the work. Sold mailed " tiny sddre.s bv p
WARNER No 1Veseyst OF the Doctor No. I7J Erosdvsy
for al 20 Treatment ron oa m to p except sund.ys
CULPHUR BATHS.-TIMOLATs GENU.
y INE SULPHUR BATHS. No. Carroll place. corner of
Bleecker and Lsursns-s.s. west OF Broadway.
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eHIPPlNG INTELLIGENCE.
Port OF .Ocr. q

Cleared.
Steamship Fairis Queen (Br) Crawf,td Liverpool. y.
Grand Cerero.
Steamship City Of Manchester rI Hacrow. Lrvspod J.
q. Dale = ~
Steamship Creole King. Norok, City Point and RAAns.A
Hehnecken Pslmore.
Steamship Albemsris Booras Norfolk CITY Point saA
Richmond Livingston Fox Co. ..t.
Steamship Karnsk (Br.), Shrew. HsliIsI J. II. Soar
Steamship wyundous. Cisrt. Boston. Whitney Hath
Steamship vsruna. wheLurst, Savannah, Livingston Fo<
& Co.
S.eanslp p weybossss, Parish, ssvsnush wakeuan, Coo
kin Dickinson ..-.
steamship Commander Terry wi,nir ,tou, A. Lesry.
Steamship United States Davis, Fall River.
Steamship kinghsher Rector. Baltimore, J. u Small
Bark ADLis, Chsse New ORLEANS, Walsh Carver.
Bark st. Bernhard tBrem Deen Cork for erders G. Lo-
ling & Co.
Berk Danish Princes. (Br), TSoter, Antwerp W.
Brig Jeunis Morton, POusherty. Morehead City D. e
Trundy
Sehr. Mary Kirby Richmond. Va. J. 3. Geoean.
Schr Carton Jayne. Dixon, Alexandra a. NJ StranaheA
ScbL Joseph Grant, McGunnes, Ehzsbethpor, X ".
sc'r Mary Kelly (Br,, Reed, g. John, P. B. simpsoa
Eston.
schr Bne Jocis Avery 81. Mshsel.. Aross O. y. Bui
ley - -,
Bris Condor Hathaway. Csdts. X. p sherman Co.
Schr. T. A Bssey Crosby, Portsaouth. Miller Hoogt-
ton.
schr GEO Darby, Snow. Savannah. Murray Nephew.
schr Geo Green. Williams. Norwich II 5. kscksrt Sca
Sloop Mary Gray, Rowland, Uucasvlio e.
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Arrived.


Steamshfp Nevada CARPENTER Savannah Oct d. ueis -
psss to Wakemsn Gookin & Dickinson. Had strong heed
" uds nearly the eut.ie passage.
Steamship Gen. Sedeewick, Sawyer Savsnnsh days.
with m ise. and pas. to Livingston Fox Co.
Ship Solid bule1dick Antwerp 50 days ndse snd25 pssS
Krclnelberr Co infants died aud born 90 the
passage Sept 49, lat ~ rs. Ion II 81 spoke b. ship ReA
s ket from Calcutta for Liverpool lis days ou,-s we
SEPT 2f lat IS 30 Ion. IS g. br ship Oneen OF the Not.
from Msurics London short Of provionsuppira be-.
Bari wesnd CBrrm.l. Burmsn. Bremen % dAys nd g. %
tb- entire ps,ss.e Oct H. lat A u lon u, spoke b. sds
Saie bound w. A.
Bsrk Jessie Campbell (of Weymouth N 81 Cssmsn, Hs
seilles 81 dsys with md.e. to Oelriehs, Go.
Bark Geo. W. Horton tof Rockspdb Packard Gov bay
Bris isspeIs Howell 20 dsy,. with rubber. Ae <
Corning. Co Brig Maria for NewYorf sailed o0s'
Schr. Ozellr, do. Sept. q. -.
6sh and oil to D. H. DsWofk Co. . -.
Brig Exile (Br Mulcr windsor. n g. with p'a]tef " n
ris kse lBr McDousa, Lnlan 10 day.. ~ith coal TO A
SnitLers Co. =, ,, ,,a,
Brs Cassie Gray oi Halfsr) Thoma' YaboOo PR, Is d.
nolasses, to master.
Brig Annie NJ (of Halifax Kennedy, Jeemis y days log.
wood &C. Josiah JeL ,
Brig Do phn (of ST. John. F Davis, Lsbrrdor dsy~
vi IA fish to VI. =. Greene CurIie
Bng Highland Nancy (of Sandy Cove. N 81 Ss"ndeub
Demerara % days with uysr TO John Boyncu Son Co.
Schr Chara (of Haringon), Putnam, Msanxn ~ asy~
to Brett Son Co. Had heavy weather. spin sA
schr Empire, SmsiL, Pawtacket.
Schr Harriet Neal. Tanning Lubec-
schr. Willow, Mrf fsdd.n. Lubec.
schr james & Lucy Robbins Providence.
Schr Ald., Lambert. bos,an for Albany
sehs. alsrs Lou,s, tldGdge stcnnston for RSndout
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\ EWIS d COX.
II yosEPu ]. LEWIS CusrLToS T. LgvIs. s. (. Cox
CUUNSELOhS AT LAW.
No. i3s hroadwy Y. o. hor. no 5,S0O,

Attend AL bnfne.s in he Cour' 81 the Cne' States
AID N tue Departments at Waihnfton fsprcel attention
gyn 10 Internal Reyenue business sud 10 claims against
Forrisn Boyeumeut-, well as our own.
indie paeuc- Commissioner of lpfrnal Rev
enne AMI Chtrion r. Lrwss r.percnce Deputy Coz inl
soner will be gnaraH,eo Of thorough acquaintance IN
IL. r. venue Laws.
Mr. Coss connection u four yrprs with tlr Conni'ee OF
Foreign A1sirs IN Congress aui his lons membership =" e
Notiinl Legislature insure thorough knowledge ot icsa
ton and practice IN both departments
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professional Nollres.

A BOOK on STRUCTURE, PILES, FlS-
~ IL la. and thirty other Diseases uuilsd for p cents
HLNRT a. DANIELS. NJ. D.,
Con'uliinE and Operative Surgeon No unionslnire'
4 LIEN, ABBOTT d GERRY, Attorneys
aud roun.elor. No. - " ss The nrders sned have
formed parinchip for the general pilctiee OF a" han
D. Allen. Brnj Ifnn Vaughan Abbott Elbni1c T. Gerry
HAMMOND on the NERVOUS SYSTEM
j 4 valuable BOOK FOR Young lrvads aid ID. General
Rrudsr as It contains thi. experienced physcnus M
PROVED METHOD or TREATMENT froe, 81 20.
WARNER, Publisher, No. | Nesey-st, Astor House.
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prlutlng.

CHARLES G.. SHELLEY,
" STEAM JOB PRINTER.
NO ca BARCLAI-ST.,
Short time orders ofPRESSN ORR done for tho trade.
WIN. EVERDELI.s SONS. No. I0i Fulton
w r,.--STEAM JOB PRINTERS and LABEL NAN
UFAC1UREES
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun .6a3 Sun SSs.. rs Moea sc<s. ~
IfGH WATER rurs DAT.
Sandy Hook. IL 06 Lloy. Isapd mi2 ~ Heu Gss... 81
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-26

PETR0LEUM-The market Is quiet buyers gen
orally awaiting further advices; we quote 376Sllc ioi
sCrude Co 62c. for Refined in bond and e0ao2c for
free. 81,
RICE-There is nothing doing except In retail
way; prices are steady at 9;6io!c. for Rangoon.
SUGARS-Raw continues quiet we quote far to
good Refining at l3i l4lc at which present uansac'
tons taking place though many holders stu de.
mand Ic above these figures; sses of so hbds AT ~
6i4ic for Cuba lilc for Cuba, and 20 boxes Havana
at l4sc. Refined are dull. at 2Otc. for Hards.
SPICES--There is good business doing TO arrive.
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FRUITS AND BERRIES

FRUITS AND BkHKIfS
Apples are easier. with gut. oecasioned by recent
high ceF. lrety good lots are s.ld at 81 596s5
hbl Selected eorts OF fine fruit Sc Choice Isabella
Grapes bringing l5c iu some instances. very De
ones well PVT mp. sell Tor lsc; fine Catawba's, 20c
Good Eastern CranberIies worth about sl3 y bbl
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-26

TALLOW-The market is fairly active and steady /;
,ls Of i25 900 at IA! l4ic for Western. aud l4sa
Aio. fos City.
W0UL-1he marke, for both domestic and foreign
feeces dull and common grades the buyer has the
advantage. fine grades nTe firm.
wHlSKY-The market is more active and prices are
eeeiedy higher sales OF 200 bbls. NJ S2 0 81 - for
Western
WHALEDONE-The market is quiet but firm. a.
t2G ioT Ocsotsk and Arctic. and e. ior South Sea.
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Ros rHE MEX KsDiSs WEDNESDAY oct. 70. 1853.
lEIpe,sly for THE y. ! TRIBUNE by ON owu Reporter
Tie following tie rates Of articles IN good
condition. a. s)d by commission houses at WHOLESALE
Slippers receive To 10 cent ess deducted for COM
nlsionS beside freight and other charges. Parties re-
eeting produce 10 sell Oen with The request that I'M
mediate returns be made, cannot always obtain the
prices which transient buyers have to pay. Our figures
are intended more for the farmer than the merchant
snd We prefer not to disappont by giving the outside
Prices Of very choice articles.
BELEs AND PEAS.
beans are quiet, Win some lots going 10 Havana
Wbbs. nice screened marOws ut - > y bush. A
ss new bears are IN market They bring zoe. more
Ma oh 01es. We quote;
Seans pea. and medinm prime T. bush. 81 G09sl 20
ps kdney, Y bush, prime..--...----. s0G w w
iss,s tmsairoW prhe. sgV z W
Pa. c ,:.-.. ..-..-.-----.----.- ,S~ % 20
~ canadian. y bush. 25~ 30
BUTIER.
oe ame bntter Is scarce anu 10 &c. y ID higher:
a.ge Soonty pail tae been advanced Ia CSC. and
~. pans are generally selling ~ Gb1ut toc. PIlme
Ss~ nkiGs retail a. 5Jc ard Whole dairies, strictly
~. ~. uaie Drought dsc. There IL almost an entire
n ~ " esern butter the homo demand absorbing
SovS Su. call fgr hutter TO 90 East rs wei as
AZ Va. hone can be bought for the European market
enrr,sl raies. The stock Of common batter IS re-
httjs ttjhs Nv. though not largely. lot of Western.
viii . 'nan grease, was sold for Die Roll butter
mn.io oegin to arrive. High is the price Of
sIol II viii richly repay cost to enyeop each roll in
sss 'aas sddug about &c. y n 10 the butter. IL
We eno.s Do packed IN eIeaH barrels new If possible.
S.s.s, ss, nskins prime. y N asa 80
pss psse nrsios medium y sn.................43 1896
h;ay ania tabs and pals ils............. 40W43
s,s. sio southern 3JGl 40
CO. 1uvs, welsh good 10 chOice. .42U46
Wss,so. N re0nslD &C.. fIkns y D.......-..32a3G
I..rIh reserve. prime. .3s6p 40
Csa.S ia's estern Butter er-................J0 .J0d33
40 'uus and hrkns good tO lne y u. .Na 40
"a CHEESE
aseIe Is firm feeling in tie Cbeose market with
for .Si advance little fine factory hes been sold
se lent al l9c. bat the majority changes hands at
hi. Ihe stock Is reported large In The country where
nLr,uy oeld. many think at loss 10 the owners as
fors,ssety evident much OF IL must eventually fnd
M,ys.. There is good demand for English dairy al
49, fates. Some OF the finest Pineapple is held
Fssts,, Stn mix cheese. from the Orange County
Co. hss sold "a high ~ 20c. We quote;
Ceoasscticut English ID tirY. prime, v fb.23 025
Fo..eotieut English Dairy. medium. 81 025
FsasI,, rhine, g 70 ib..-...............l5 1i6f
"ediuh' '.'.....".......u...,l6 10! @l7t
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oII. CAKF-The market is steady Out qni't; IASt
.,iesat SJDasJO 30 for Western; and sol az So3 !or
. CITY. -, nj. r,.,lo, has hoap fairly
se, sales Of 900 bhIs sl Mess at $50 s7l SA l2t
s.Ssr Kinds nominal Eeef is firm and fairly setiye
.sIss Of 500 bbs at s2asl5 for Plain Mess S.5d
s7 50 for Extra do and s5esI2 ISr stale heet els :,
sr,,ye 6u ut prices above the views OF buyers C1'
Mats are irregular. Bacon Is quiet and nominal.
D,sssed Hogs are steady wequote at l6i 7c Tor CY
rd il fruer aud fairly active; sales OF go b6s ana
10 at N qgic tor City and 2Il 02s.c. for Western
BUTrYn-TLe market is fairly active al the following
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OvpIcn o. LAKE suYxlIoa MIsuo O.. % Z. z. J..
No. 81 EroHASGE PLACE. Nsv. foRL. Oc- Is. Da
THHE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED SIlARES

Of the Capital Stock Of the Lake Superior Mining Co. %
f. r., forfeited for Of asessneu due thereon
March 1865 Will be sod public saction st The once o
the Company No 81 Exchange place New York on SArCk
DAY the 18th day Of November. 1865 ct ID unless pre-
vioqsly redeemed viz:
Shnfss No Cerfitcsi.
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Live poultry is in large supply aud sells slowly a.
decline Dressed begin ~ arrive; also game. We
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yEGETABLre.
Potatoes both common aud sweet, are little higher

Cider and Vinegar advancing. with the prospect
of light make this season. Broom Corn * lover and
unsettled; forced sales have been made nt isic FINE
veil canned Glover Honey in h boxes. is selling at
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AT the recent meeting Of the Confederate
bondholdcrs in London, one Mr.. Green pro-
posed that delegation should be appointed
to wait upon Prcsiden; johnson aud Secretary
Seward, and urge upon taosc gentlemen the
justice and policy OF the Government $ indcmni-
tying the unfortunate Victims Of faith in the
ultimate success Of tic Confoderacv. The Bir-
mingham EnelandJ Post has the following
comment upon this modest proposition:
"fancy the emssary OF the Confederate
''bondholdors going to Washington ON sach a
EMISSION! Imagine his address to the Presi
''dent-'Sir, come on behalf of body of
deeply injured Individuals A friend Of ours
undertook to plumber you of your property,
and If need be, to take away your LIE and
''the lives Of your people We advanced him
money for his outfit, we furnished him with
dagger and pistol, and he agreed to divide
1.-THE plumber with us, ii he should be so fortu-
mate as to succeed. He was beaten and Won
''have him now fast in prison. The money we
found for him has been wasted, our invest
''mentS IN weapons Of war have been thrown
away, and we now cast ourselves upon vour
sense of justice. Be good enough to under
take the obligations of the person who fail
led to plumber you; repay to us what we adj
''vanced to him; and for decency's sake, add
"a moderate recompense for the trouble we
nave taken, and for the anxiety we have ex-
'penenced through the failure of our
schemes
The unfortunate English seamcn who. by
the collapse of the Rebellion, have lost the
golden harvest they expected to reap in the
piratical cruises of the Shenandoah, ought to
join the proposed party of Confederate bond
holders in their call at the White House.
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Also published at the same Office. on Fridays tie
BALTIMORE jFEEKLY CONlIERCLAL
Ta-lss:-Sz.30 peg annusn
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MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY, an Essay Of Warning
and Instruction for Young Men, just published by the
Howard association, ard sent in sealed envelopes
free Of charge. Address, Dr.. j. SEILIIY IJouGHToy
Howard Association, Philadelphia Pa. oc9-tf
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THERE Is nothing like Email de Paris which
being neither paint, powder paste, is used BY
the most scrupulous
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MARRIED.

,CUSHL the 18th of May, 1865. by
Rev. Father Doan, John A, Cushlcy to Mary f.
daTchIer II the late Capt John Kelly.
Dun ETH USH.-On the l2th instant, by the
Rev. Dir. Fuller William Dunneit 10 Miss Sara,
Hush. both Of Baltimore
MILLS-HOUS.-On the 9Th instant by the Rev
Dr.. Fuller jamcs !. Mills to Miss Mollio +. Rous
h-HAMILTON.-0n the .,St b ofScptcn-
Der, by the Rev. Richard Norris, Benjamin D. Solo
mon to Miss Ruth Hamilton. both of this city.
SCH LIZ-SWAIN.-On the 10th instant, by the
Rev Father Slattery, George :. schultz, of Washing
ton, to Miss Eliza W. Swain OF this city.
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CD-pARTNERsEETPs

gEysEE pA;srxEGasaap E,EEyvEE.: yEsE
Il Subscribers was dissolved October llth 1865, by
mutual consent.
GEOEGE ". SHANK will pay all debts against
G. VI. SHANK.
J. J. BUTLER.
Baltimore. October 18th. 1863. IT.
GIG2H EsE'S z1aSSEEEP-Thc undersigned, for
u II nrly with the house of Baker Brothers AZ Co.
have THIS DAY formed Il COpAkTNERSHIP
under he name and style Of SEM y EMORY, for
the purpose Of conducting the Wholesale Window
Glass. Druggists Glassware, Paint and Oil Business,
at No 80 HANOVER STREET, between German
and l., lnbard, HENRY SEM,
ocll. iw AMBROSE NJ. EMORY.
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COMPLETE CLOTHING HoUsE.-Wc take great
pleasure in calling the attention of our readers to the
conspicuous advertisement of Messrs Smith, Bros,
i Co.. No 20 West Baltimore street. We speak what
we know when we say their present stock Of clothing
cannot be excelled. We commend this Grln to the
favorable notice of all who may want goods in their
line. They sell at small profits, and deal on the
square with eYervhodY
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=s.-S:a 'als- ,sz;sr'sz-

EXQUISITE EMAIL pE PANS" imparts sctr, white
and transparent skin adding to its vitality ana fresh
ness.
"fvsIL uE PARIS" is lle sole preparation tia. is.
~ + has been ruLicy endorsed.
EMAIL De PARIS" 5y dis39lyia-. removes l.cciles
tan and al discolorations Of the skin.
Mrs. D. P. BowERs, Mile Ve-tyali, Miss Lucille
Western dis, Emma Waller and many other refine
ladies advise the use Of Email de Paris"
"EIAIL De PARIS" By softening the skin snoothes
out the marks ofsmallpox, even and closely Knitting
it like ivorr.
BLACK WoRH SrEcEs morPhcw and lymph, which
roughen and disGgura the skin, are eGectGaiy re.
| moved by Email de Paris"
THERE is nothing like Email de Paris which,
being neither paint, powder paste, is used by
| the most scrupuious.
"E,!AIL DE- PARIS can be used at night and re-
moved in the morning, when its effect will be visible
| in white and delicate skin.
E&uL DE PARIS is sold by all first class druggists
perfumor ladies' hair dessers and dealers in toilet
| goods-Wm. H. Read, ~ Baltimore street, General
| Agent. oe5
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gssyrwElL's Ecl..@T!c PLrLs.-Mr. Robert Jones,
f. Elm eth street New York, writes: For several
.-..- I've 'aeu severely troubled with Rush Q.
u, e.. tGc HAL which baiied all attempts to cure
Va advised t Try the Eclectic Pills and can better
explain my feelings 10 one who will call an nc.
aar ney:,o.Iv cured. So.d by s s. Hancc and Cole
man & Rogers. esl6-eolw
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BALTIMORE DAILY COMMERCIAL,
Baltimore Tri-WaekIy Commercial.

Also published at the same c!icc, the
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-10-17

EMAIL De PARIS, b. softenins the skin, snoothcs
out the marks Of smallpox even and closely Uniting
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-10-17

DON'T Buy CoTToy GooDs Now.-Not if it
can possibly be avoided. People have been
ec2,nomlzing for long time in the purchase
ana use OF cotton fabrics, on account of the
scarcity and high price, but it is expedient to
pinch along few weeks or months more
dhese fabrics must fall in price ere long. and
f fmls VIII De nastened by general abstinence
,iUnl poIGhaslng' The truth is, that with the
present abundance and current price Of cotton
IN the bale, manufacturers can make God good
prohts;; and yet furnish cotton goods for I;ttIo
more than half the prices they now receive ip'.c
hey are able to keep up prices because tho
demand is in excess of the immediate SUNNY
A few heavy dealers are aiding the specpia.
ton. Let people generally cease to purchase,
except in small and absolutely essential quan,
titles, and the supply will soon over-reach the
demand, and the spectators will be obliged
to come down to fair and honest rates.-Ag,i-
culturaliSt.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-10-17

KE3DALI's AMEoLINE.-Popularity is an excellent
test of merit in articles Of the character OF the Am
bolinc; and those who it once pretty Ger
tain to continue doing so, safe in pronouncing
it the best preparation for identifying and strength
cning the hair in existence. It is sold by all Drug
gists. ecl6-lwd&w
IAMPERTNG WITH THE TEETH is madness. Avoid
the corrosive dentrfces submit to no screaming, rse
nothing but S0zoDoNT Orient herbs arc It's ingred-
ents. 1t preserves the enamel. 1t removes ail i'm
purites 1t Strengthens the gums. 1t deodogi2es a
tainted breath. It is Harmless, as water, and more
valuable than its weight in gold. oci6
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-10-17

BLACK WoRN SrEcEs, morPhcw and lymph, which
roughcn and disGSura the skin are eGectuaiiy re-
moved by Email de Paris
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-10-17

HAIR Dye! HAIR DYG!-Batcheor's Hair Dye is
the best in the world The only true and perfect
Observation-Disclosures and reliable-produ-
cos splendid black or natural brown-remedes the
III effects of bad Dyes and frequently restores the
original eeor. Sold by all Druggists. The genuine
is signed W. A. Bachelor. 81 Barclay street, New