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TERRIBLE FALL.A YOUNG NAN NEAR
LY KILLED.

One OF the most terrible accidents
winch 1t has been our province lately to
record, occurred yesterday mornlu 9
about hlit.pa,t ME O'clock, at the
tobacco warehouse Of Me,srS.- -
Stchee d Kennedy, on Wood street.
between Fifth AMI SIKH. The paIlicu
lars, as far as We could learn them, are
as follows: Aycung nan by the name
OF W. H. ii. Ilagar, in the employ OF
the above named iicm, was at work IN
The third story Of the building, Some
person in the attic called ont to him. and
desired him to take halchet that he
wa, handling down. lldgar stepol for>
ward to take the tool, aud rs he trod
npon tn door which covers the hltca-
way, it-Oyng i0sccurely pllcol.--tillcd
with him, and he f.ll through. The
hatchway in the second story was open,
and, passing through that, he tell to the
first floor, striking upon his shoulders
Strange to say, although he was cJmpIct-
Iy paralyzcd from his shoulders down,
.e was perfectly conscious He was
emovld to his boarding house, No. LOO
Second street, and DR.. Walters was cal
din, who pronointal his back broken,
besides other injuries. Daring the
afternoon he was removed TO Mercy
Hospital, where he now remains in
precailoNs condition.
Mr.. Ilagar isa young man Of about
twenty five years Of ago, and Is single,
HIS parents, who are very aged iesde
in'Wayncsblrg, Greene county, Pa. His
employers represent him as being in
every way an estimable young man -
For Il short time ai;er.the fall, so com.
plctcly paralyzel wa, his system that he
tot no pain, but after rc,acion took
place, hesn!f."el intensely His recovery
is extremely doubltu!.
The abovc We have from the pittsburg
gazette OF the 10Th inst As stated before
the young man was former resident
OF oar town and was universally esteem-
ed, rs an honest, industrious and in
every way respectable gentleman. His
will be not only a grclt loss to the family, I
DnC TO the community.
Later Intelligence brings the news OF
lis death! Ills body viii be brought
"A )me for burial
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TIE RH'UGLloANS AND TIE TAXES.
Tha last NJrih ,lnsric9a demonstrate.
.,o,r,, ,ho ori ,ion, h,,lrira ~ 49,.
'"'' '"' VI 0"'
''"''''o''' q'o''''''' " '"o ''H' O''Sr'ss'
In the midst of the cIamor raised
against Congress for what IL dill and
VIII 1t it refused to do, there SeeDns TO- be
a disposition to ignore cr'IreIy the tacl
that it reduced th. domestic taxation t.
the extent OF some s2venty>Iivo millions
Of dollars year, in arrordInce with til,
recommendations oi the Nyrnue Com,
mission T"ls tact is OF quite as much
Importance to the masses OF the people
as the reduction of the principal Of til,
national debt tor the load Of Iayatiotn
had become too great t'r the pro peri
of the con try, and had notrclict been
thus afforded, the revenues whcrcwiih
the debt is being paid of would have
fallen OFF so largely as to arrest the re
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The Ii ipllilassbnrg register says; On
the return of one of the Delegates to III {
Clymer' Johnson Soldiers Convention ,
last week hcl in Iilrrisburr, the fJ,loV
ing cpIIolly Occurred b tween we'll
known g,ntIeman and him:
"W9Il Captain, how dill yoar conyen>
ton pass OF? HID You any fighting
down thcrc?'
"No; everything passed Of very order.
ly, and would hrvo you know that
there we're no fytiiaJ mn th2re.'
An explanation is unn .cassary.
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the vital ac,y,Ics ol The body removing the
obsiruclions Of It's organs, rurily the blood,
cXpci disease, TAey purge out III, foul h2-
mor5 which breed and grow disempcr, stim
ulnic sluggish or dIsordcrel organs into their
natural action and implrt healthy tone
with strength t) The whole system. Not only
do they cure the cyeW-l ny. complaints of
cyeYbody but also Formidable and danger
ol9 discusses, Whiie they produce powerful
elects, tn. .yarc at the same time, IN diminish
ed doses, lhr safest ana best physir that can
be employed irrcA.0ron. Being sugar coat.
ed, 'h"y are pleasant to '4Ec and, being
purely vegetable, are free from any risk
harm, Cures have been male which surpas5
belief were they not aubs,"ntItcd by men
OF such cNt't'd position and character rs to
forbid the suspicion OF uniruth Many cmin-'
eat clrraymcn ard physicians have lent their
names tocerily to the public the reliability of
OR remedies, WhiI" offers have sent us the
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ii. y. r. q w &2 ElNCII
NOTIOE ,GRENrING,

The Union StItc Central Committee
OF Penu,ylvann, have seat greeting 70
the Ualon meu of the South nnl ten Ter.
eI them the use Of the National liali in
Phjlaltl phia whorun to h ,ll their Con-
vcntlon in Septc nbcr next. Th " also
call upon all the n rlharn Ststc, to send
1t ,ley atoms not to sit in Convention, but
to cheer and cooperate with the tried
CHAMPIONS of liberty from the South.
III pursuance OF the above n meeting
OF Union Republicans will be held at the
"'lamiIton House in Waynesburg on
wednesday evening, 2!nl inst, brth
purpose OF appointing dclag .tes to NEE,
aud We.coml to oar State the loyal
Southern mon who will assemble in
Convention at Philadelphia on til. 3rl
day It sept next,
M ,,ty T.u,,, NJ,
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the persons so neglectiug or refusing to pay
shall be liable to
TEN. T. r. t9Ze on / t.,


ALLpnrsons knowing themselves indebted
to the RErumIcNN OrMor, either for job
Work or Subscription during the six months
the paper was conducted by Mr. Watkins,
will pay the accounts 30 Ir. Jas, f Stycrs,
who is authorized to receipt for the same.
Early attention totAts matter will save cost.
MESSRj BIDDLE d CLARK.
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DiviNcIDss NO,HCc.

vElIE SrOCKHoLDERS OF TIE MON
/. oNGAuEL VALLEY TELrGnAru COMPANY
are hereby notified that DIVIDEND, at the
rate Of 10 per cent per annum is this tlly de-
clhred counting from Gaze of last dividend,
BY order Of Directors.
W. l.. 3. WILSON, Treasurer.
Monopgahela City, Aug lst, 'GG.
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WHERE To BUY TIE CABINET ORGAN

1t is a general feeling among those abont to
purchase musical instruments, that were they
III direct communication with the factory they
would have greater opp rtunity for select
ing fresh an perfect instrument, than it
would be possible to obtain from any agency.
The subscribers would say, that to obyiatc
this difficulty, and aif)rd persons ut distance
the same privileges secured to those near the
factory Mcssrs Mason & Ilamln have cstab
lished II number Of JVhoc csaie .Agcacies at i'm
poltant points, where full supply OF all the
various styles of Cabinet Organs IS constantly
kept on tand This agency in Pittsburgh Is
II maolcS'dc one and purchasers may rely on
being served here, rs advantageously as at
the factory competent player and musi:
cian is always in attendance at the warcrooms
OF the subscribers to perform on the instru-
ment', exhibit their various powers and quail
ties, show the diIIGlcntslops and their combna-
tlon', and explain their internal construction.
All instumcniSso sold in the city, are sent to the
residence Of the purchaser without charge,
and those sold out of the city are securely
boxed and delivered at the railroad stations
or landings in the city, free ofcXrcnsc
Persons ordering an organ by letter. are as
surel that as good an instrument will be sent,
rs il thy were here To select it personally; tho
subscribers considering themselves bound
by honor and interest to select and forward
ao2c othlr than tho rery best Of :he style order
ed.
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IT9WSSRlAg..


tNllOMAS FERREL respectfully announces
that he has pure hascd the shop of Charles
Hickey and sDlici'sa call from those who may
desire his services us Barber and Hair Dresser.
He occupies room No. 3, Campbelrs Row,
VIII re he is prepared to perform Hair Cutting
according TO the latest mode, and do Shaving
with rcG. .magnum honum razors.
Come hith r. come hilhor, by night or by day,
For the gay and the witty he shaves and
Gu hair,
And Ns quickly as one, dressed and brushed,
goes away,
Another is sure to drop down in the chair;
And the chin that is smoothcd, and the hair
that is dressed,
So polished and graceful and neatly appear
That il Taste has u mansion ON earth, Ills con-
lcssed
II is hcrc-,it is here
Here Fancy designs, and as gay the design
As the gnycst which Fashion ccr tahglft to
the trade,
And graceful the wave Of the locks as they
shine,
Where Fcrrcl's hand has their beauty array.
ed
Then let Old and young, all the lovers of Taste,
For IL Taste has Il mansion on earth, hithef
haste,
1t is here-it is here !
Wayncsburr, Nugl, IT.
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| u.
Importance, and deserves to be quite as
well remembered 80 ~.
1t was deemed by the Republicans in
Congress the best plan to try this meas
ure OF diminished taxation, and see how
1t worked, and what effect it would have
upon the revenues, before going any fur
ther. AT the next session we cannot
doubt that still further abolition or re-
duction OF taxes will be elected, though
not to 80 great an extent as to impair
the revenues, 1t beng deemed best to
maintain these at AZ large a total as may
be consistent with the purpose of paying
OFF the national deDt, without oppressive,
ly interfering with the business of the
people. AS the task of simply fying tfe
taxation goes on, it will wipe out many
inqnISltorlaI eXactions, as the present blIl
has already done. The same amount Of
revenue will be raised from fewer sour.
ccS, and by This means we shall probably
he able to get rid OF some OF the vast
swarms Of officials necessary under the
existing system.
1t must be remembered that We can
not hope to pay off the debt if, By reduc
o,yov fro,, thn ,,oyor,,n,,,7 ;I,,t ,,,,i','. T
which il ,r,liod tn ,ho wnl 81 noj,'
ino ,hn mnnu,oin of ILt Wa aam,'o,
| have at the same time II continued and
laroc rcluc,,on of dnht and o,won,,;mc.
rcipuior ot,oyos On, onnonon,s I,7 Iani7
or for both, thouoh onv rnasnu,IIsma,
NAV see that such 4 thiur is imnns.iIJn
CoIgress has. therefore donn wnIl E,r ,Lo
Government and thn cou,,ry II h,.,
r.neypd fine ncouln Of ,Lo wn.., r,,,n, nt
taxation. and those which most ;,inrinns.
" ac,cl unon onr donn.,ic i"Lr.,w.
while it has preserved tho reycnun with
a vicv to thn cont r;,orno' ~ ,hn mo,I. ~
payinp olf,he drbt
ASIhe countrv iuconoscs in nourl,,;on
and the soulb rGcuncro,ns from ,hn dos,
tructiye effects Of ,he war. ,he rovruuns
will augment steadily even whna wc
annually huhtcn The taycs Thn omonn,
ofrcyenue we ra;sc is not the evil to
complain Of thou,h D,morro,;, n,r,,-
sans s,npilly ho,I ltu, before Ihn nn,.
pie rs a heinous CHARGE AGAINST III. Re-
nubllcans. Without yoi.lnv some such
n,nount il is sheer nonsense to look for
Il reduction oftha deb,, ard these par,i.
sans know it. We do not find ,hr ua>
tional Administration fayorjur any "a.
duc(lon of the revenues bpyoud that an.
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WAYN ESBU RG:
DISTRICT AND COUNTY TICKET.

DISTRICT AND COUNTY TICKET.
CONGRESS-
HON GEO. Y. LAW RENEE,
OF Washington County.
ASSEMBLY,,
LIEUT.. JAS a, WOODS,
Of Cnter Up.
ASSOCIATE JUDGE,
ELIAS STONE, ESQ,
OF Monorgahcla rp.
PROTH0NOTARY,
LIEUT.. THOS. LUCAS,
OF Jefferson TIP.
REGISTER AND RECORDER,
CORP'L. TIIOS. f. REPPERT,
OF Monongahcla Up.
COMMISSIONER.
CAPT. JOHN A, BURNS,
OF RichhilI Tp.
AUDITOR,
LIEUT., GEO. w. SLOUGH,
Of Gilmore Up.
POOR HOUSE DIRECTOR,
COL JOS COOKE,
OF Marion TIP.
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-Il-.AH -A.ss-a." - 10 Y III %,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR flaw.
Wilattcnd to all claims for back pay boun-
tyand pensions Of fsoldirls dthcir representa-
lives The Pensions ortho following class are
increased IRON rs to SIS and $25 per month";
and W 'iows for children under sixteen years
~ per month each, viz:
lst Those who have lost the sight of both
eyes, the use olboth hands, or otherwise total
ly disabled and acaQaoitatcd. from performing
manual labor
ID All widows having children under six
teen years Of age are entitled to ;S2 per month
additional for each child.
81. Guardians representing the minor chii-
drca OF soIdersare entitled to the same increase
as II the mother was living. aug. ,'G6 If
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Icc,5 have been abun-
danjly shown to the
community how much
they excel the oydi-
nary medicincsin use.
They are safe and
pleasant to take, but
powerful to curt -
Ihcii trating
properties stimulate
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Ni>Ny UNION NlMv.


TnN most Of or spl'o this week Is o,clpi
el by aaelhrr al Irts3 from CIV Monroy %
la Naal We ara confident It will prove o.
interest 10 majority Of our readers ana for
this give it 4 tai in5, tiJa. We h,ac all will
r.l il.
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E.EVgIGsH S'NAESEEI.

There is connected with the Hamilton House
u Livery Stable, with good horses, carriages
and bugIies for the accomOll'inn ofthc pub
lie, Horses boarded. and well attended to, at
moderate rates ID. G. Sr.HEr E Sos.
uIrlJ, 90. -lV
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A,a4sae 14Aa 43 4oSE. %E Eo"fN NSssDa' Ses Tn
cntt necessary. The Presidents, Cashiers,
and Treasures OFFS Banks indorse the circular.
sent free with samples Address the Ame,i-
can Stencil To,l Works, Springfield, Yer
mont. aug jim,
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News !!

LIZ IS wv u !
TNllE UNDERSIGNED HAS JUST RE.
l. ceivcd from the East new stock of DRY
GOODS, which he offers TO THE PUBLIC at the
lowest possible rates Call and see him.
Rooms in the west end of the 'Grcch
House, Wayncsburg, Pa.
w. A. PORTER
aug! IF
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AYERS CATIiAkTlN PILLS
4 RE The most pr,tct purgityc which we
IL are able to proluccor which we think has
ever yet been made by anybody. Their ef-
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IT'S SUPERIOR EXCELLENCE CON-
SlSTS IN

|. The more organ like character Of its
tone.
.. 1t has greatly power and volume
Of tone in proportion to its cost
J. l'y The employn ent ol very simple
invention, its capacity for expire ssim is vast
" greater than has ever before been attained
in such Instruments, This invention is es.
peelliy valuable, because scarcely any prac-
tlcG Is necessary to lender it available, Any
ordinary perform, can master it in an hour.
T. IL admits OF great rapidity in execution,
adapting to the performance of great variety
Of lively secular music.
). No instrument is less lilblc to get out
Of order.
g. 1t will remain in tune for years.
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MASON Il HAMLIN'S
CABINET ORGANS.

FOR FAMILIES, CHURCHES & SCHOOLS
Adap'cd 10 Sacred, Secular md Home Music
DRlCES; $IIo, $780, $40, $lGO, and m.
4 wards according TO number of stops and
style Of case. """
The CAnINEr ORGANs manufactured oych.
siyIy by Mason IL llamlin, have met with n
success unprecedented in the history of musi.
cal instruments. Supplying Il want long fell
they have hecnreceiycd with the greatest ia
vor by the musical profession and the public
have already been very widely introduced
and demand for them is stllmpidly increasing
and must continue 10 increase Ns their merits
become known. They ARE admirably odnnt.
ed to the performance Of Secular as well as
Sacred Music.
The Cabinet Organ is essentially different
from anda very great improvement upon nlI
instruments Of the Mclodcon or Halmonium
kind
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SHELDON, HOYT 4 CO.,

IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
HARD"AR Il.
" goods suited to SOUTHERN TRADE,
No. 43 Chambers st. and 21 Reade st., a
few doors East Of Broadway, and opposite
the new Court House, New York.
HENRY K. SHELDON, SAMUEL A. BUsICK,
WILLIAM J. HoyT, EDWARD LYNEs,
J. ERAsTUs SHELDON.
(steel,) Brade's Crown, Brade's Patent,
Rice Hoes, Scovilrs Planters Hoes and
other makes American Planters Hoes, half
bright and full bright, round and oval eye.
Mr.. D. F. DAY, of late firm Hyde, Gregg
& Day, Charleston, s. c., is with us, and
will be happy to see his friends and Gus
toners. Feb 3mo
New York, January 10, 1866
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Miss Mary A. Hampton, of Lincoln
County, North Carolina, recently shot
and killed an eagle, which measured
nine feet from tip to tip. A lady of
her name should not have shot at the
'sroyal bird"
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Lawrence,
Brothers
& Co.,
D a N 4 z r S
NO. Is VAIL STREET, NEW YORK

* OyERNMENT SECURITIES AND
VI other STOCKS, BONDS, GOLD, &C.,
bought and sold on commission for cash.
DEPOSITS received from Banks, Bank
ers, Merchants and others, subject to check
on sight. COLLECTIONS made on all
parts OF the United States. Dec 81
DEWITT c. LAWRENCE. JOHN II. Cecil.
CYRUS J. LAw.ENCE. WM. \. H>LSTED.
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Greenvile and Columbia Railroad.

Greenville and Columbia Railroad.
GENL SUPERINTEND'TS OFFICE,
COLUMBIA, January %, 1866.
ON and after WEDNESDAY next, the
" 31st inst, the Passenger Trains will
run daily Sundays excepted) as follows:
Leave Columbia at 600 a. m
" Alston at. .11.O0 I"
g Newberry at t.... ..12. 80 D. m
Arrive at Abbeville at ~ 600 &c
GO at Anderson at . $40 &
GO at Grecnville at ~ 900 '
Leave Greenville at t 4.3O o. NJ
" Anderson at $50 GO
6 Abbeville at. ... 7.45
g Newberry at. ......... liz : m.
Arrive at Alston at t..... 2.5 50
&C at Columbia at .... SO q
There will be about seven miles OF stag
ing still between Freshleys and Aston.
Passengers will be furnished with tickets
through, including the road, stage and
ferry. 60 pounds baggage only allowed on
stage to one seat. J. b. LAsSALLE,
Jan % General Superintendent.
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Steamer Octorara. Reynolds. New York; A
Shriver.
Steamer Florence Franklin. Pierson, Philadelphia
j Shriver.
Steamer George Weems, Kirwan. Patuxent river
=, Steamship VIM Kennedy. Hallett, Boston. via
Norfolk-A L higgins.
Steamship North Point, Smith. Savannah B
Steamer Diamond State, Wilson, Wilmington. Del
& Needham Sons.
Steamer E Brown Goodwin New York-master.
Hodges, Jr. ~ Az
Bark Lapwing, Benthall. Rio Janeiro and a market
Bark Clifton, Gavet. Rio Janeiro-H l. Whitridre,
E.. Brig Undine, (Br) McLennon. Matanzas- Stirling
Brig Clara NJ Goodrich, Look. Matan1as-Kirk-
:, schr Oregon. Munro, Washington. N Cloud,
=, Schr Benz Brown. Carr, Richmond-w Applegarth
Schr R Kirk, Burnett New London-ROse &
schr Rebecca, Smith, Boston-Rose Il Lyon.
=, Sehr Commerce, Cavanagh, Philadelphia Stickney
Barge W II Hirst. Kelley, New YOrk-Stickney
Cleared Yesterday.
Schr Snote, Briggs. Bcston-W Rhoads l. Son.
Z, sehr Sea Nymph. Conley, Proyidence-W Rhoads
Cleared for baltimore.
Steamer Fanny Cadwallader. Young, New York,
llth inst.
schr ] Far!apd; Woosey;, New York. 10th inst.
Steamship Jas A Gary, Wilson, Wilmington, N C,
18th inst, with full cargo.
Memoranda.
Steamer Cuba, Rollins. sailed from New Orleans
10th inst, for Havana and Baltimore.
Steamer Cumberland, Reid, hence. at Charleston,
10th inst.
Brig Uraua, Bruce, from St Jago. arrived at Cien-
Bark Yumur showing white flag, with letter W,
bound south, sgnalized May 4th. lat 80 o. long
Bark Wavelet, Br) Kline, hence. for Rio Janero,
was spoken 9th inst lat Sc 10, lon r. 40.
Bark N ellie Fenwick, Thruston, sailed from DEM
erara, 18th for Turks Island and New York
Schr Darling, Baxter hence, at Dighton, 9Th
Correspondence Merchants Exchange and News
ROom.]
FORTRESS MONROE. May TO- 1866.
The following vessels passed in the Capes during
yesterday:
Schr Isabel Blake, from Boston for Washington, D
C-cargo of ice.
Brig Bolton, from Moorehead City, N c, for Nor
folk-light.
Schr Idaho. from New York for NorEolk-general
cargo '
Schr Alexander Young from Savannah for Balti-
mOre-timber.
Brig Rodman Pratt, from Liverpool for Baltimore,
passed out the Capes to-day.
Ship Astronom from Baltimore for Bremen, passed
out the CapeS to-day.
Arrived.
Schr Sarah Gardner, from Chesapeake bay for
Newburyport MaSs-timber
Weather southerly-wind northeastern
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Nj A RiNE: 10 URNAl
PORT OF BALTERORE.
FRIDAY. May II. 1856.
N u.r.i w-nrU

Steamship Worcester, Balm. from Liverpool, 18th
and Queenstown 18th, in company with steamers
kangaroo and Pennsylvania, making same time to
Queenstown. Full United States mail and go cabin
40 NJ. weather hazy, made the land in company
with steamer Rapidan. at A NJ, soundings IL
fathoms, no bottom. Ship kept off w by S, when
she struck on Winter Quater Shoai, and was assisted
off by steamer Rapid dan, bound to Norfolk She re-
ports April 10Th, spoke Brem steamer Hansa, going
east. On the 30th. lat AZ So long 81 TO- exchanged
signals with brig rugged propeller with red funnel
bound east showing Sd penant May 9Th, lat ~ q,
long 81 49, spoke ship Oswego, bound to New York
all well. The W arrived at her wharf at P NJ.
Falls.
Steamer George Leary, Brakeman from Norfolk
to J Birckhead. Jr.
Steamer Juniata. Phillips, from Havre de Grace
to j Taylor.
Steamer Florence Franklin, Pierson, from Phila-
delphia-mdse to A Shryer.
Steamer Minnie Brandt Travers, from Norfslk-to
D Steamer Fannie Lehr, Lewis, from Norfolk-to
brandt. Jr shingles to P P Clements.
m ddseo m Elizabeth, Fowler, from New York
Da nr org Mississippi, Doe date White deceased FIN
edierata l9th ut, and 10 days to the Capes-sugar
Ba1tm U1asses to Perot. Left brig Lorando for
r,d den[ - q Cranmer. Cranmer from New York
G d H. Il Mackay. from Winston, N C-Iumber TO
Barge Falcon, from New yo-l
Shriyer. " A0iA-mdse 10 a
Cleared
Steamer Adelaide. Cannon, NorfoIk-M NJ Fall.
pi steamer George Leary, Brakeman NorfolkmJ.
~ Steamer Juniata. Phillips. Havre de Grace-J J
Taylor. 0t@'e'
r! Steamer wsaoaah. Dawes. Frsaericksburs-J ]
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ROOFING, ETC.

PAGES FELT, CEMEEF AND GRAVEL, ROOF.
Inc
is the best in U.S. and has been well known FOR At-
tssn years.
We guarantee al new work for five yosrs.
1t is better than Tin. and costs half az much.
Old Roofs repaired at short notice.
v Sro the only manufacturers of ROOFING ma
MAILS in Maryland all of which We keep oea-
atS IT1Fy on hand for salo
LIN E0OES and IRON FENCES painted yjtA
onS &hAGNT PARARRENE yARNISH.
.o4y PAGE BROS Co.
" tIS gmith's wrhsTE
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-05-12
HOTEL,

The celebrated Sir Boyle Roche never furnished
an example of metaphor run mad equal to the fol-
lowing from the Memphis Aralancke.
"On Wednesday morning the Bulletin, like a dark
and angry sea- dashed up into the roaring and swash-
ing surges; Our comments upon its course evidently
penetrated its rhinocerous hide and it foamed and
fumed riggled and squirmed like snake with
mashed head The assault upon the AUalanche was
The dark and angry sea" which can change the
next second into ''rhnocerous' which in a twink
ling becomes snake wriggling and squirming with
effort:
=, Mr.. Speaker. smell rat: see him floating in
the air, but mark me. how shall nip it in the bud"
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-05-12
PhiIaaIelphia NfarItets.

PHILADELPHIA, May llth.-Flour is firm; Western
Extra $l0gll so. Good and prime red Wheat $255
@z.70: white $2.S0@3. Yellow Corn Sl@SS cts. Pro-
visions are advancing; Mess Pork SSH WHISKY il
dull; Ohio 1921; Peansglyapia S2.ss5,