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E"rUxs iise Border.

CALAIS, Me-. April l3.-AbouG thirty Fenians ar
rived here yesterday afternoon by the steamer from
Eastport. They have been quiet and orderly. The
excitement here and at St, Stephen is abatng. The
m 'nnteers across the border indugtriousy drill
;nr ord vide awake against surprise. The fenians
tr;od 70 hive - Croix Hall for meeting tonight but
Il was refn sed them.
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Execution of Green. the Murderer.

Boston. April 13.-Edward W. Green, the mur-
derer of young Converse at the Maiden bank. about
two years executed this forenoon in the jail
yard at East Cambridge. Green behaved with com
paratve calmness and died with hardly struggle.
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= Hoimstreets inimitabe Hair Coloring has been
steadily growing in favor for twenty years. II
acts upon the absorbens at the roofs of the hair and
changes it to its original color by degrees All in
streets ss not dye, but certain in its results pro
notes its growth, and is beautiful HAIR DREssIYG
Price 50 cents and $l.0l. Sold by all dealers.
saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists
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Daniel 9. Dickinson Dead.

New YORK. April 13.-The death of Daniel S.
Dickinson is announced to-day
Mr. Dickinson died last night at the residence Of
his son-in-law, S. J. Courtney of strangulated
hernia. He was down town yesterday attending to
business and died easily. retaining his consciousness
to the last
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=, Aqua DE MAGNoLIA.-The prettiest thing the
sweetest thing" and the most of it for the least
money; 1t eyercomes the odor of perspiraton; soft.
ems and adds delicacy to the skin; is delightful per-
necessary companion in the sick room in the nursery
and upon the toilet sideboard. 1t can be obtained
everywhere at one dollar per bottle.
Saratoga Spring water, sold by all Druggists
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Arrival from China-Direct Importation
nf

BosToN, April 13.-The bark Nabob. from Fow-
Chow arrived here to-day with full cargo of teas
consisting of 13 430 packages This cargo of teas is
the first direct importation from China for several
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loss of n wrecking steamer.

WILMINGTON. N. c., April 13.-One of the boilers OF
the wrecking steamer Alpha, exploded this evening,
three miles below the city. seriously injuring the
crew and sinking the steamer Henry Crosby. engi-
neer of Newbern, colored, missing; James Harris Of
Norfolk, colored, badly scalded. cannot live. The
rest of the crew will recover. Boat total loss.
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The FeuianS,

EAsTPoRT. April ia large number of Fenians
have just arrived in the steamer from New York.
Killian returned last night with thirty forty men
They were perfectly quiet. having no arms. and no
disturbance has yet occurred.
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All who value beautiful head of hair, and its
preservation from premature badness and turning
gray, will not fail to use Lyons celebrated Katharon
It makes the hair rich soft and glossy, eradicates
dandruff, and causes the hair to grow with luxuran
beauty 1t is sold everywhere.
L. TH0MA LYON. Chemist ny
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists.
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From, T0rOufn-
FROM WASHINGTON.

TORONTO, April 13.-Another important Fenian ar
rest was made this morning. The excitement has
somewhat abated.
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ANxArnL.s. Anril II 1896

Llou,tof Appeozg at lia,g'aaa--AprH Te,m 1866
No. 2 General Observation-Disclosures use of Ritten-
,rsc vs.. Mayor and City Council of Baltimore-ap-
cal from the Superior Court Of Baltimore city This
..ause was argued and concluded by +. G. Kibonrn
Price and VIM. Price for the appellee DenJ'
10. $g.-Octobcr Term, lS65.-John S. McKim vs..
u S. RayneE and others-aPpeal from the SUPERIOR
opinion Of the court. Decree affirmed, with costs
on motion of Ihos. S. Alexander, Esq, A. q.
torney Of this court, " " "
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LyoNs EXTRACT OF PURE JAMAICA GINGER-for
Indigestion; Nausea, Heartburn. Sick Headache,
Cholera Morbus, &c. where warming, genial stimu-
liant is required. Its careful preparation and entire
purity makes it cheap and reliable article for Gull
nary parpose Sold everywhere at so cts per bottle
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From New York

NEW York. April 13.-John Lambert, an English
man, was arrested here to-day. charged with having
stolen $2050O from W. S. Adams United States Col
lector of Astoria, Oregon.
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KILLED BY MISUNDERSTANDING the prevalence of
the thunder storm on Friday last negro boy named
james Fisher. residing near Norristown. in Hartford
been plouRhing, and when the gentleman for whom
he had been working went into the field to tell him
to come into the house until the storm was over, he
found Fisher and the horses lying on the ground
Frustrated by the lightning. Medical aid was
promptly procured. but an examination showed that
life was extinct. The horses recovered in about q
minutes after the occurrence,-BaH. Co. URiOn
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XXXIxTH CONGRESS.

Ihe Fest Oath in the South.
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CULTIyArIoN OF TEA IN GEoRGIA.-A man who has
writes to the Savannah Herald that most of his
grew finely; that this tea is of good quality and that
the plants will do quite well in Georgia in their
native country. The plants require culture after
the third year. If well taken of by that time
they will be large enough to commence the manufac-
three to four hundred pounds. and the plants pro-
duce good crops for eighteen or twenty years. The
growth of tea is not affected by wet dry weather.
or by storms. and insects will not molest the plants
Exchange
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Adjournment of the PennsS Nahi" Leg
rafura-

HARRISBURG. April 19.-The Legislature adjourned
sine die yesterday, after unanimously adopting
luons of thanks in behalf of the State to Governor
Curtin for his fidelity the interests of the country
during the recent rebellion. Every member voted
aye and the result received with loud and pro-
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Thos. Thompson's Liquor Purifier

ThOs. ThOmpsOn's Liquor Purifier.
The only Process known to remove impurities, and
impart age without injury TO the body of liquors.
Eminent Chemists of this country and Europe sap
FtsH OIL Is dangerous and frequently proves IA
tai. Spirituous Liquors cannot be made free from
impurities. Invalids certainly. and general con-
sumers, don't permit yourselves to be influenced in
the use of other whiskies Insist upon having
liquors improved by Thos. Thompson's Purifier.
Whiskies for sale by the leading Grocers. Whole
sale by the Patentee.
Individual County or State Rights for sale by
THos. THOMPSON
ap11-6t1stp % South GAY street.
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Destruction of the Steamer Financier by
Fire-Ten Lives Lost.


PITTsBURG, April 13.-The steamboat Financier,
bouod from Pittsburg to New Orleans, was burned
last night at Remington, twenty miles below this
city. Ten lives were lost. and the boat and cargo,
consisting of agricultural implements, iron, nails
and glass. totally destroyed. Insurance on boat
$4,000, and cargo S5O,OOO, mostly in Pittsburg
Offices. The names of the lost are Emanuel Roth
childs, wife and two children, of Texas, wife and
daughter of Captain Darragh, Thomas Balder, col
ored pantryman, two deck hands, and fireman.
Others of the were severely but not seriously
injured. The fire was occasoned by the explosion
of PETROLEUM lamp in the hands of Mrs. Darragh
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CEDAR CAMPHOR

USE AT ONCE. CLOTHES Morris white chrysalid
are echeaply destroyed. All druggists sell c. C. HAIR
RIS & CHAPMAN, Facturers, Boston.
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[Signed

The Commissioner fCustoms says that the follow
ing are the only ca es of difference or modification
from the prescribed forDl of oab
frederick J. Lord. Spoclal Collector at WiIminr-
ton, N. g., adds the words 1T being understood that
sonal opinions, feelings or sympathy
NH q. D. Gilbert and Thomas Gardner, inspectors,
wilmington, n C.: each add as follows: Provided.
that nothing herein contained is to be construed to
refer to my feelings or sympathies. and alludos only
to- overt acts against the United States"
No allowance of salary the Commissioner afirras.
has been made to those who have not taken the GA
and appolntees distinctly informed that the rle
will be strictly enforced.
Returns were not received in the following cases.
St galveston. Texas. Jansen night inspector;
Charies JeTslg, messenger; c. HckefsOn, night
Elorida-Gharles N. Fennel. clerk. At Apaachicoia
Florida, Braddoek Williams, wegher. At Mobile
Rraoama1q raos D. lliiams clerk. j. OBriaq and W.
frees watchmen; J. Esnaia, bargeman. At Savan-
nann"h, Georgia-C. p. Burrl, clerk C. X. Osgood
INSPECTOR. At Mobiie--E., Murraef, inspector. At
Charleston, E. Wilmot Walter, Inspector; Isaac Har-
greayeS, porter. At Tappahannock, Virginia-Rob
ert kdmonds. Deputy collector at Brownsville
TeXasa-Georgo Westerleld. Inspector
The Commissioner adds that he Ginds also that the
acting Naval Officer at New Orleans took the follow
ing oath; 1, Thomas W Wells. do solemniy swear
IN the presence Of Almighty God, that will hence
lorth faithfully support, protect and defend the Con-
stuilon of the United States and the Union of the
States Hereunder, and that l viii in like existing
lar as unrepeaed, modified or held void by Congress
or ny decision OF the Supreme Court. and that will
IN il1e manner ABIDE by and faithfully support all
proclamatiOns of the President made during the
existing rebellion having reference to slaves so long
and so far not modified or declared void by deeis
ION Of the Supreme Court-so help me God.
lhIs case was overlooked when the previous state
ment was made.
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue says that
no Assessor or Collector has been paid unless
ne mas taken the oath, lie reports 459 assistant
SCISSORS appointed in the late rebeious States ofthe
returns received, l19 unqualified oaths and So
qualified up TO the present time. The numbers not
received, OF those VINO have entered upon the dis
charge Of their duty. is 2SS One qualified oath was
received from North Carolina, &5 from South Caro-
lima, 10 from Georgia - from ~
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GET OUT OF ORDER.
BALTIMORE STREET.
fe3-eotf
Chevalier's Life for the Hair

ChevaIer's Life for the Hair
Will restore Gray Hair to its ORIGINAL COLOR;
STRENGTHENS and PROMOTES the growth of the
weakesthair stops falling out keeps the head clean
cool and healthy be used freely; contains nothing
injurious; is unparalleled as a HAIR-DRESSING;
and recommended and used by our best Physicians
! assure you. LADIES aud GENTLEMEN, it is all
Won REQUIRE for heHair. Sold by all Druggists. and
at my Office, No. LIB Broadway. New York.
fel5-v&s3m SARAH A. CHEVALIER. M. D.
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THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE, on Tuesday last, ap-
peared greatly enlarged and printed with new type,
1t is now the size of the London Times, and is printed
with the broad columns and solid appearance of that
had existed for twenty yhveyears, and rests upon
basis of prosperity that must be very gratifying to
its owners 1t first published on April 70, lS41,
the day of General Harrison's funeral, and all the
capital then possessed was $1,000, borrowed money.
The Tribune has had eventtul career and has ex-
erted a powerful influence American affairs, and
Mr. Greeley must look back proudly over his Iabors
for quarter of century past to the great journal
he has built up.-PhiLa. Ledger.
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HORSES KILLED.-On last Thursday evening about
eleven o'clock, as the excursion train from Littes
town. which had brought down visitors to the dra-
matte entertainment returning to that place and
when short distance above Plum Creek bridge two
horses were discovered the track and before the
tram could be stopped they both ran over and
killed. They belonged to Mr.. Keller, residing near
Hanover, and are said to have been valuable ami
mals.-HdRouer Spectator.
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OFFICIAL ABUSES IN TERRITORIES,
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fe15-v&s3m SARAH A. CHEvALIER. M. L


New Merchant Tailoring Emporium.
Mr.. J. G. Schafer Qste in the employ of Mr.. g.
McKendree Teal) has just opened a new store at
No. l South Gay street, with beautiful assortment
of Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings, which he will
make up in the latest and best style. We know of
none in the city that can make better fitting gar
nspt than Mr. s., RpS-m,wtsH
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Wearing Rings.

The fashion of wearing rings on the fingers is GER
tainly more convenient than that adopted in the
East Indies and other places far away in which we
read OF their being in the noSc lips cheeks and
chin. When Peter Alverez bad his first audience OF
the King Of Calicut, he found that monarch adorned
Tfh Tba 5eTel On every available part OF his
emily stigmatZed by lady who wears one in her ear.
The lady who affects the lip ring considers the pierced
Hebrews long ago. Travellers in India have realized
the nursery tradition of the lady with rings on her
fingers and bells on her toes; and know that the
tinhling feet of the Jewish women incurred the re-
probation Of the Droi het Ezekiel All nations seem
to agree in this love of personal ostcntation. The
entras of the earth torn to extract gems for a
lady's finger, How many hands, says Pliny are worn
down that one little joint may be ornamented-Once
q Week.
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STRUCK nv LyGHTHyo.-During the gust of Friday

STRUCK RY LIGHTNING-During the gust of Friday
ternoon last the house of Mr. Andrew Pfeifer, at
chichester in this county was struck by lightning
altering the building outside and inside very con-
-Ierably, shocking the family severely but not
who had just stepped out on the porch with Mr.. p
was stunned so much that it took some time t. re a.
cover from its effects. girl at MIR, Celtic. re 30
haps hundred yards OIL was affected q much tbat
she had not fully recovered on rday The Int mt
Of Mr. Pfeer one into t. oySr nst from 9he qVuse
Mrs tranktorter Juse near by Rest,;nstts1. %
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LATEST TELEGRAPH news
TO THE
DAILY COMMERCIAL.
Arrest of tie Murderer of the DeerIus.
EanliIx-E5is AccoInDlEoo ~ IL ..<-.

Arrest of tile Murderer of the DeerIns:
FaniIy-Ezis AccO,nplice at Large.
PHILADELPHIA, April 13th.-A man arrested at
Twentythird and Market streets this morning con-
fesses having committed the murder of the Deering
family. assisted by companion. who he has minute
| ly described to the authorities
Search is being made for the accomplice The
prisoner Is now at the Central police station Mrs
Dolan, the grandmother of the Deering children,
fully identifies the prisoner the man who was en-
poyed on the farm. and also the articles of clothing
ne had on when arrested belonging to Mr. Deer
lng he contesses to the murder of the boy Cornelius
Carey. but says his accompce committed the rest Of
the butchery. He describes Youder his accomplice,
as follows: 33 to 80 years of age, broad shoudered
heavy black moustache, dark brown hair wore mill
tary pants and has boil the left side of the neck
weight about $50 pounds. Carried off black leather
bag. The prisoner lost his thumb in the cavalry
service
STILL LATER.
Antoine Sauter. the prisoner, formerly belonged to
the 9Th Pennsylvania Cavalry. He states that on
Saturday about twelve o'clock. he killed the boy
while on the hay stack but that another man. Jacob
Youder, formerly of the 11th Pennsylvania Cavalry
killed the family. The announcement of the arrest
of the prisoner created intense excitement through
out the city. Extra Editions of the Bulletin and
telegraph we're issued and immense crowd congre-
gated around the police station at the State House
Various threats of Lynch law were heard and
cousin of the murdered wanted to take sum
mary vengeance and considerable force was neces-
sary to prevent him. The prisoner was finally re-
moved to Moyamensiug prison.
She FhoIera-Sanitary Precautions.
New YORK, April 13.-At the meeting of the Board
of Health to-day, DR.. Stone, of the members
submitted report that, owing to the short time
the Board had been organized, it would be impossi
BILE to thoroughly cleanse the city before the hot
weather.
Information received to-day from Washington
that the brig Eucla and schooner Hampden arrived
at Bermuda with rags and had been placed in quar-
antne, under suspicion of the cholera being on
board both vessels.
The report adds that there is doubt cholera will
soon be here and at there is but hulk in
harbor fit for quarantine vessel. and she cannot
accommodate more than three hundred persons. We
cannot but expect that the cholera will be in New
York and Brooklyn, and visit its previous haunts
and be developed and disseminated in filthy districts
The Report recommends that the Governor issues
address, setting forth that the approach of chole
ra is imminent. and giving the Board of Health pow
to incur expenditures for the of sick and to
close any buildings dangerous to public
health 1t also asks for increased powers to July 18th
and if at that time there is cholera in the city,
such powers be extended to September 18th.
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A REMARKABLE SUIT.-An action was brought in
the New York Court of Common Pleas, the trial of
which was begun Monday, by the wife Of the no
torous Isaiah Rynders against the executors of the
celebrated comedian William Z. Burton. The actor
gave to the wife of the politician in 1852 two notes
for each the consideration for which said to
ders to use his influence" (Which was more power
full at that time than now to induce the Government
notes have not been paid and the executors of Mr..
Burton's estate refuse to pay them, on the ground
that Rynders never did exert his influence to, and
that if he had it would have been violation of his
duty as United States Marshal, which position he
held under Mr.. Buchanans administration. The
on trial at last accounts
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PLANTING OUT STRAwBERRIEs-We desire to i'm
press upon all who have he ground and desire bed
Of strawberries that is quite easy to have it as
1t Is bed of onions. Prepare the bed well by dig
gng full spade deep, give it good supply of manure
and work the ground fine. Let the bed or beds be
three feet wide and as long you please; set the
plants say foot apart each way. Procure the
TrOmphe de Grand and Hovey varieties, and set
them row about, or if the Lady Finger or Russeil's
seeding is preferred, plant either. As hills require
ductiye, set as here directed and let the plants run
together. They must kept clear of weeds the first
season, afterwards the vines will so completely cover
the ground as to keep down the weeds with but little
help Cover late in the autumn with a coat of light
manure, the toughest portion of which only should
cared for in this will last five OF six years with
ont renewal 'N~
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PUNISHMENT OF CRUELTY TO ANIMALs.-A Brook
load of calves through this city, in the usual manner,
the legs of the animals bound tightly with cords.
thelr heads hanging over the sides of the cart; and
one OF them so laid of its to rest
upon sharp stick. The butcher was taken before
Justice T Downg, who promptly fined him ten dollars.
of member of the society lust incorporated by the
Legislature for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals
A DIsAGREEABLE RAILRoAD R1pE-This morning
while policeman Shedd of Station Six, was engaged
In keeping boys from the railroad track caught
four hundred feet, apparently without much injury,
as no bones were brsksn. and the doctor thinks he
in keeping back the crowd from the body of the man
killed in crossing the railroad bridge when the cow
catcher of inward trai1s unceremoniously caught
him up and rendered him insensible. Itwas marrow
escape from death.-Bostos Transcript,
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Ue--p TO IRA wedding took -,I,o, ~ +to noo;

UsgeD TO IA wedding took place at the occi-
Tho was about to perpetcate GvlS &
lime, and widow wha had invested her affections
vr the second tune When the Prospective husband
walked lhto lne parlor with the Squire" the widow
7as seated reading a novel She got up, joined
lands and transferred her devoted heart and fortune
70 husband No z, and he promised to be a faithful
loyyer TO- wife No. 3. When the ceremony was
over the wife sat down, picked up a novel and re-
marked, Now, III go on wiki my story and gave
tatoTs.-Neai0Me Eep.
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DEATH OF A FgBLIsHER..-Mr.. John E. Tilton,
ton Co., died on Saturday afternoon. at his resi-
dencs IN Worcester street. at the age of 35 years
well-known bookseller in Newburyport, was born in
that city: He commenced business in Salem and
afterwards removed to Boston, where for seven years
he has been well known for his energy intelligence,
and enterprise in building up and extending the
operations Of his firm. He leaves wife and two
children. His decea5e was not unexpected, as ne has
been long q sufferer from consumption. During his
protracted illness vgor of will and resoute de-
sustained him in bearing pain and weakness. and in
SeduIous attention to his affairs, when many men OF
less force OF character have merely been patient
tenants of the sick chamber. His remains will be
taken to his native place for burial-Boston Tran
scriDt.