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Keep Ii About Won,

If you are wise always keep bottle of Railways
Ready Relief about you. Never be without it in
your house. 1t is as Indispensable in sickness as
bread and meat are in health. You can always have
recourse TO 1t in cOlc in SpaSms, in chills in aiar
rhoea, In bowel complaints and on, with as much
case as to Blackberry Brandy, Old Rye, or Apple
Jack, and with much more security. for couple of
spOonfuls of tho Relief, taken in half tumbler of
Sweetened water will have prompt remedial effect
while the spirits may possibly do more injury than
good. bottle of whisky will cost you dollar or So
at least, while a bottle of Railways Ready Relief
eXpensively compounded it is, will only deprive
of fifty cents. For sprains bruises, too, what
could be moro serviceable than the Ready Relief?
All KINDS OF aches and pains, from rheumatism to
the tootnaehe, from neuralgia down to cut finger,
from bullet wound to bruise, all yield at once to
the mysterious power of this Relief. 1t is apOthe-
cary shop in little. Have you a cough? The Ready
Reief superSedeS opium and liquorice. Have you
dlptherla? You can with the Ready Relief dispense
with gargles and caustics Have you Mysteries? The
heady Rehe1 becomes an agreeable substitute for
asSafPtlda. Have you a twinge of rheumatics? No
more such dangerous drugs as colchicum no more
such unpaataole stuff as potash are necessary while
you have the Ready Relief 1t is everybody friend
LII IS the poor mans physician. 1t is the rich mans
ready restorer to health 1t is household necessity
in the srictest of the term and no so cents is
ever expended in its purchase that is not worth so
dollars value received IN good spirits and sound con-
| stitution. Sold by Druggists.
| n. B.-The true economist will find in Radvay,s
Ready Relief. the cheapest well as the best medi
cine in the world. One 50 cent bottle will secure
more health and cure more complaints than ten dol
lars expended for any other medicine. Price SO cents
per bottle. Sold by Druggists. RADwAY & Co.,
mhZI-ZW " Maiden Lane, N. Y
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Reported Tor the Div cnmmaroinl1

C;,o,,., ,E.. IT,. Tfo|soNTowN, March 3lst, 1866.
ERRoTy Judge John [. Ensor, ESQ., States Attorney.
C9mns,L peRmead vs. the Northern Central Railway
4otlon ovcrruled R. J. Cuttings and james 4. Bu-
icndant. " -'- us
Tho case Of the State vs.. John Moran, indicted for
the murder Of W lillian Rouseryille, is zed for IueS-
State, vs.. John Norfolk. alias William Booth me-
@ro, indicted for larceny; two cases. Removed on.
defendants affidavit to the Criminal Court of Balti
more city.
James McGuigan, indicted for the murder of his
pleaded not guilty" anu
State VS. John Holland, negro, indicted for the lar
e9ny OF some money and clothes the property Of
lllzabeth Coates; two cases The icndant was ar
r-igneG and pleaded not guilty" After passing
some Ceerces, orders, etc, court adjourned until
Monday morning at 10 o'clock, when the trial of the
use ol NIIham Boone and Others lessees, VS. Wm.
D. PuTQeil, will be resumed.
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Starch Factory yDestroyed-IOss Estimated
AT Se50OO.

The building known as the Old Starch Factory,
situated at the head of Wayne street. Jersey City,
was totally destroyed By fire at early hour yeser
day morning.
The flames were first discovered issuing from the
building about O'Clock, and the alarm was at
once given. The fire department was early on hand,
but their efforts of avail as by four O'Clock
the entire building was in ruins.
incendiary.
The building was owned by Colgate Co., and the
loss Is estimated at sos O00 which is believed to be
entirely covered by insurance, though this fact could
not be positively ascertained Mr. Colgate is absent
from the city.
The building has been unoccupied for some time,
factory hay ing been erected some time since to
which the business of Messrs. Colgate & Co. have
been removed. so that they will suffer no delay in
their manufactures.
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Treaty with the BIackfeet Indians.

WASHINGTON, March 3l.-The President has pro-
claimed the treaty made with the head men and
chiefs of the Blackeet band of Dakota or Sioux In
dians 1t is similar to the treaties recently made
with two other bands of the same Indians by which
they pledge themselves not only to preserve towards
the United States peace, bat to withdraw from the
overland routes. In consideration Of these stipua-
tons they are to receive seven thousand dollars per
annum for twenty years
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Ks~We call our readers attention to SNITH, BROS.
& Co.'S New stock Of Spring Clothing just opened
at SMITH. Bros & Co.'s popular Clothing House. No.
20 West Baltimore street,
Ger now stock of Gents Furnishing Goods just
opened ct 3s West Bslimore street. next to Marble
unlI.
Cali and soc our low styles OF Gents EatniEhing
Goods u; SS West Baltimore street, next to Marble
Hall.
All the latest novelties il Collars Ties Scarfs &e
~ West Baltimore street. next to Marble Hail.
Tho popular Clothing House. No. 30 West Baiti-
.norc s.Iest. next 70 tha grnat Furnishing House.
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AJTUsEMENTs.

HotLpAT STREET THEATRE.-Tbis is the first night
Of the engagement Of the DISTINGUISHED trapedian
Mr.. J. W. Walack, who will appear as Leon do
Bourbon in the Iron Mask"
The CAROLINA TwIys.-This wonderful curiosity
attracted an immense audience at Temperance Tenn
pie on Saturday. 1t is estimated that five hundred
persons visited them throughout the day, and the
excitement in regard to them is but just at its lncep
ton, They must be seen to be appreciated.
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RicA,ueod J.riuter,s Strike

RICHMOND, April Tho newspaper publishers
held final meeting this afternoon, and determined
to adhere to their utimatum to pay the expenses to
Richmond of compositOrs. who will be employed by
them to work at 40 cents per 1000 Ms. The only
paper that will publish tomorrow will be the Ci,5sea,
to be published by association Of printers. The
strike has caused considerable sensation
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Head Centre stephens Reported In New


New York, March 3l.-A report is prevalent that
several Fenans of opinion that Stephens is at this
moment in this city, and that O'Mahony is holding
him in concealed for the purpose of striking
blow against the Sweeny party. It is hnted that
Stephens has not acted in good faith in Ireland as
his brother-in-aw, who is deeply implicated in the
Fenan conspiracy, only received a sentence Of two
years imprisonment while others of the leaders who
were much less implicated, were sentenced to long
terms ofimprisonment
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Flre and Loss or Lie at Nexark, n. 7.

NEWARK, Thursday, March 29.-Ihe Oil Refinery
of Messrs. Bedell Lyon & Co., on Railroad avenue,
in this city, totally consumed by fire this morn
ing. Mr.. Lyon was burned to death. His body was
taken from the ruins completely charred. Miss
BrandTeth, passer by. was badly injured by the
pYnlnsiOn.
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Gas for the Country.

PAYY. (McAvoy's patent.) is prepared to furnish
promptly Machines of capacity sufficient for Private
Residences. Public Buildings, Hotels, Churches,
Schools, &c This apparatus is a simple and reliable
fixture, which any person operate, and furnishes
beautiful brilliant ghG at an expense of only two
dollars per thousand feet No heat is required and
the risk and trouble attending its use are far less
than with the ordnarylamps. Persons residing tenn
porarily permanently III the country can enjoy this
greatest Of city Injuries at a small expense.
DIRECTORS
JONAS Il. HAYWARD j. CRAWFORD NELSON,
HENRY JAMES, IHUGH SIssoE
CHARLES NJ. JACKSON, +. S. hUTCHIsoS
J. II. HAYWARD, President.
CHARLES Z. MANNING, Secretary,
&. $. HUTCHINSON, Treasurer.
OBIcG-l4 Light Street. mh2I-1mlStp
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DpRik of nm Editor.

PHILADELPHIA, March 3l.-William S. Pierre, for
twenty years past commercial editor of the North
american and United States Gazette formerly a uer-
chant of this city, died this morning aged IS years
The Corn Exchange, at its session. passed resolutions
Of respect to his memory.
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Fire Insurance Company

OF BALTIMORE.
Have removed their Office for the present to the
N. ". CORNER OF SECOND STREET AND TRIPoLETT'e
ALLEY.
NEXT TO THEIR NEW MARBLE BUILDING,
OPPOSITE TIE POSTOFFIUE
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From Rio de ,Eaneiro,

Rio DE JANEIRo. March 3.-No further news has
been received from the river Platte since the defeat
of the Argentine vanguard at Passo de la Patria
The loss on each side is about six hundred
AL is quiet in Rio and the Provinces. Amodifca-
ton of the Ministry is rumored.
Exchange. 25d. Freights are in demand to New
York ot 4OS G41s 65
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The "EIeteOr" Case.

New YORK, March 30A witness in the Meteor
to-day testified that there were i've boxes of
Parrott shot on board. and that the captain stated
that Parrott guns had been sent to the Pierre
pont stores. The case was adjourned till Monday
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"A Vermont Record repeats the story Of
Harrison G. Blake and family, who attempted to
cross the Green Mountains in 1921 in snow storm
in which Mrs. Blake was frozen to DEATH and her in
FAINT child was buried in the snow and saved. Wal
toms Journal says Harrison G. Blake of Medina
county. member of the Both and 37th Congress- from
Ohio was that child and that he has strong affec-
ton for Vermont, notwithstanding this cold recep-
ton in his infancy.
-Brevet Brig. Gen. Bonneville, the hero of
Capt. Bonneville's adventures as related by Wash
ington Irving is seriously ill at jefferson Barracks
which post is under his command,
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Fire En- New York.

NEw YoRg. March 3D. A. MA fire. at midnight.
destroyed the building No. A Vesey street, extend
ing through to Barclay street, and occupied as a
erockery warehouse and segar mandatory. The
building only short distance from the Astor
House, but no damage was done to the latter.
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THE EDUCATION OF GRLs.-After much opposition
the Cambridge examination for girls in England have
become regularly established. apparently with the
best results, The last report of the Syndicate of
Cambridge University on tue local examinations held
throughout the country during the past winter shows
that the girls have not only shown themselves supe-
nor IN the points in which it certain they would
do better than thu boys but in mathematics also they
have gained great credit The general style OF their
papers was decidedly better than what tne boys pro
duced, and their answers were more to the p int,
with t-r fewer attempts at fine writing than their
male competitors indulge in.
len girls out Of twelve passed eTeditable exami
nation IN Lati being especially distnguisheI Tor
accuracy and good taste in translation. hundred
and twentSsl8 girls were examined, and the exam
lnerS gave reports which answer some of the
chief objections against the examination for girls
stating that undue excitement was noticeable nor
signs of WEAKNESS toward, the end of the we k
On the contrary all very metho5iCai and order
~, and the girls did their work most business
like way, without tagging
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EaimsIiina sge1ts.

Wood Of all Sizes, Oak cH1 Pine FOOD.
Delivered free of charge.
Office City Steam Fire Wood Mills,
South street.
dS1-6nl2p JAS. II. JOHNSON K Co., proprietoIs.
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PETROLEUM IN lTALY.-Recent accounts from Leg
horn relate that there is general rise in the price Of
foreign articles imported there and especially in pe
troleum. of which the consumption is said to be so
large in Italy that the supply is not equal to the de-
mand. The price has so much increased lately that
companies have been formed at Turin and Genoa for
working and purify ing the produce of the petroleum
springs which exist in Parma ana Calabria.
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MORE GOLD IN MoNTANA.-The Montana Democrat
of the llth says that of the richest discoveries
of gold that happened in that Territory has been
made near the mouth of Sun Kiveron the south side
The guch very extensive and the dirt Yields 25 o
the painful. More than thousand persons have ieit
Helena and vicinity for the new, dieging8-a regular
stampede, every morse, pony, and wagon about Hee-
wished to secure claims. The Democrat further re-
marks that the prospectors who have been out since
the suspension OF work on the gulches have made
an immense amount of discoveries of rich mines,
new ones are talked Of every day. Evidently, Mon
tana bound to take first rank in the production of
the precious metal "
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PUT THE QUESTION generally to your friends as
to what preparation they for their teeth and the
response, nine times cut of ten,, will be. 6ozodont.
lis 10 longer necessary to impress its merits upon
the public mind experience has taught the world
that, a of beautitying and preserving the
teeth, invgOrating the gums, and giving pleasant
aroma TO tho breath it has 10 rival in either hemis-
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VERDI.


Here is a Partisan pcn-and ink portrait of Verdi.
he great composer
Quite tail, rather than 1eshy strong, energrti.
mead, which reminds one Of Salvador ROsa's bri and
hets-Such Is crdi. His glance is fatal and Ir@en
cary, thick eyebrows cover his eyes with r o; &
.eriOus shade. His is thick rather rban a+ye.
from 1t two wrinkles come down to t. chin I;Ign -
Hrrow plowed by dsdain. beard HACK A. iet bidos
an ronical smile. His broad, vlIe brow is crowned
Oy haIr winch trl2ZiCS like -cg weed Tho General
expression Of his face Is lard severe baugbty: Il de-
'otes Will courage: IIstrust Verdi is of un-
.EhSheu hohor and pTuverbal ShyHess. lie has, be-
S4eS MS at three affections. Odg alone in his heart
- hcITts;-hLs country, reading, and his country
ssat, SAINT AgGta, which IS really palace Fleeing
contact with society, parties dinners balls,
ing compliments putts, and above all things Ia
character. One Y erd Is the Verdi who is the 4me
with every body; the stiff, rough, abrupt restless
sowing man; Icy 10 mere acquaintance, new ex-
pressing an opinion, especially about musical MT
tors shlVerng at the sight of an album AMI at the
Ielnand OF portrglr-in fine, an odd stick, No
1ody can came near him at rehearsals, and he
iuarreS ouLragcouSy three times day with the man
t&tF he mas not the X asst mercy on singers ptileSs
#2d hypOcntcsl, he makes them begin agZin and
AGAIN, untl they are utterly exhausted. ihe least
uing throws lm into passion and eXCstes his ner-
Fons TTaeily. lie Is the nightmare of the orches-
r OF tho opera Nevertheless, as. after all his oh
ct Is perfect performance oi BIS work the artists
mo accused hun OF hrUtalIy end by yielding to his
Alsencles. ana hy uniting their zeal to his sacred
-re. lie Will not allow the least change to be made
~ them in his work, At the rehearsals Of Les YES
res StclHenaeS, monsieur Ubin, diScOntented with
us part returned Verdi as good as he gave, where
non verdi suspended everything until Obin wrote
aim letter OF excuse. The obstnacy on both sides
.lsted month"; whole month without any rehears-
a.! Twas not Verdi who yielded. The other Verdi
gentle, amlable unexpectedly courteous, fond
talking, but only with his most intimate friends
at this Verdi has never been except by three
four friends-for these friends he would do any-
ling"
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Use eAdgertising Syyindiey EGoCige In Boston
The Boston ITaUclier OF March q states that the
police looking after the advertising swindlers in
that city, and hunted up the following latest adyor
tisement of the. kind.

that city, and hunted UP the following latest adyor-
tisement of the kind:
PERSQNAL.-A YOUNG LADY of l. years wishes
10 matrlmony. l am residing with an old uncle. who
Keeps a VlgIant watch over my expenses, which /
can sUnmlt to. He is guardian over the property
am helr TO ut my marriage the amount of which is
about titty thousand dollars / will send my photo
graph and address receipt of 81 cents or will grant
an interview with any gentleman at any place within
O miles of this CITY on receipt of 81 to pay travel
ling expenses Address PosC-Ui.ico, Box 35S5 Boston
Deputy Constable Barker visited the postotfice at
an early hour on Tuesday, and during the forenoon
man visited the office, proceeded TO box No. 35SJ,
ana took about forty letters from it. Whereupon the
under false pretenseS, and locked MIN up for exami-
nation in the police court. lie is man about FORTY
years oi age, and gave his name Henry G. Morton
but his real name is said to be augustus u. No or
risOn.
1t is stated that he is married, resides in Maiden
and Is man Of considerable property. Heinforned
the officer that he inserted the advertisement for the
fun Of the thing.
Of the letters that Morrison took from the box
yes erday, about twenty contained fifty cents each in
postal currency. On previous days the number Of
letters taken from the box, which Morrison has had
for some time, has been as high as seventy-tve or
one hundred.
One man had enclosed a counterfeit fifty cent piece
IN MS letter. Shortly afterwards he received reply
from the young lady" stating that if he was like
ms money ne was acounterteit, and signed Yours,
G. COrdOYa."
Since the arrest of Morrison several young men
nave called upon Deputy Constable Barker, and in
formed him that they had answered the advertise
nent. and enclosed the required fifty cents for the
photograph of the fair unknown.
From the above it wilt be seen that "al the fools
are not dead yet. and that Morrison has been reap
ing a rich harvest by his swindling operations.
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TO FARMERS.

The subscriber. having established an Agency for
the purpose. is now prepared to furnish TIL FARM
ERS WITH LABOR, White or Colored, and would
Agents to represent them in Associations of Clubs,
&c. This will prove great saving of time and ex-
pense to the Farmer. For further information. &c
pIease enclose stamps. and address
OLIVER WOOD, General Agent
nc4-tf 81 Second Street BaItimnre Ma
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Shin News.
LARGE FIRE In JERSEY CITY.

Fort MONROE. April 1.-The ships Crystal and
Astoria, from Liverpool for Baltimore, were spoken
at the Capes to-day.
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n-I would call the attention of buyers to nv new
improved PATENT COMBINATION CUSHIONS
AND TABLES, which cannot be surpassed by any
others in the world for elasticity correctness of an
giles and durability which sell at able prices
with fne stock Of Cloths Balls Cues and everything
connected with the trade. Orders By mail attended
10 Of ny factory, la Fulton street, New YeEk City.
mh8-&@ VIII. GRIFFITH.
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PEDEsTRIANs-The Legal hiahts-A decision as
to the legal rights Of pedestrians was rendered in the
woman, who was Injured by car Of the Second Ay-
enue Railroad Company, brought an action for dam
ages tappeared upon the trial that in crossing the
road, her foot tripped the rail of the track that
she fell, and running upon her, caused severe
injury. The court awarded the woman damages to
the amount of three thousand dollars, and in deiiv-
respecting the general rights Of pedestrians and the
drivers OF vehicles respectively. He held that the
to ai--pedestrians and drivers ake-tbe former former
having the right to walk, and the latter to employ
horses upon them. The Judge said that, as a matter
of law 1t is much the duty of the vehicle to keep
out of the way of the passengers as it is for the latter
to escape being run over by the former" Therefore
drivers have no right to monODO1e the privileges of
the streets as they do now, and foot passengers
should make them understand that fact by few le-
gal experiences.
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$50 G0AE, COAL, $500

The Undersigned. retiring from the Anthracite Coal
trade, will sell their stock in hand, consisting of
tens W hlte Ash Lump, for Foundry use, and 1000
tons prepared sizes for Family use at so per ton
22IO lbs, for Lump; and g per on bs for pre-
pared sizes. delivered in any part of the city.
r. G. RIEMAN & Co,
S+r
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REMOVAL,

|arreIl's Fire and Waterfront Es0oane.
Perfectly Fire-Proof. Perfectly WATERPROOF.
UncQualied fer Durability, Security and Ecooomv.
Applied at shortest notice, and in any section Of
the country. Jas. H. JOHNSON & Co.
d27 -5m2p q Soutb s.reot
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Hair nyct Bsnir nyeiLR,cyp,o

Hair Dyei Hair Dye!!-BAcHELoR's HAIR
DYE is the best in the world. The only true and
perfect Dye-h -harmless-instantaneou and reliable
produces splendid black or natural bIown-reme-
dies the i'll effects of bad Dyes and frequently restores
the original color. Sold by all Druggists. The genu-
iae is signed ". a. BACHELoB. 81 Barclay street,
New York. feI-dSyIy
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TUBULAR BorLEpg.--The las. number of the Sciea

IJhULAk bOILER5- IIs l'lot nuLHDGf OF the NClen-
tiJic American contains the following remarks on
tubular boilers:
It is not the part Of wisdom 10 denounce tubular
boilers because some passengers leave the boats fitted
with them; AS well might every enc stop travelling
railroads, for all locomotives are tubular boiIars
Of much more dangerous type tnan those whi.h
nave exploded. Tubular boilers make steam so much
cheaEer amt more rapidly than common return-hue
or cylinder boilers that they should be used every
where when they can be- In all places where fuel is
scarce we lind them IN all cities in railways in
steamers, steam nro-engiLcS. and in factories
wherever. in short steam is used motive power
1t is too la 10 in the day decry them and they will
eventually lind their way into general use the
Mississippi river, they have in all other countries
In the steam fire engines tubular boilers where
the tubes are only three Ourths Of an inch in diame
ter and the space between onefourth of an inch and
the ire is so forced by the draft and exhaust that the
blaze comes out at the top. One hundred and eighty
two hundred, and much higher working pressures
are carried ana they in all the country
every day, for hours at time; they don't explode
unless neglected.
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oEmatic Semcinble sonn.

tOE;siase!s AToFsaatic Vegetable Soap.
Asuperior Toilet Soap, prepared from refined
Vegetable Oils in combination with dsBycerIlie,
and especially designed for the use of ladies and
for the Nursery, It's perfume is exquisite. and It's
washing properties unrivaIei. FOR sale by all drug
gists. fe9-d&w1y