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THE AUCTION SEASON. - The week of
which to-day is the close has been a noteworthy
one IN dry goods auction sales. Messrs. Fur
ness, Brinley Co. closed up last night two
days sale OF cloths, Lupin's merinoes, delaineS
and bombazines, poplins, dress goods, aSd RIB
bons, the net proceeds of which will amount to
more than three hundred thousand dollars. The
sale was remarkable TOR the very fine character
of its offerings. At least tveeighths of all the
goods presented were adapted to Chestnut street
and Broadway trst.cass retail trade. Cloaklng,
cloths, silks, velvets, and shawls were thus
given to the trade, without reserve that only at
intervals come under the hammer. We observed
among the buyers many prominent men in the
trade from Baltimore, New York, Pittsburg, and
Cincinnati.
The sale of the cloths occupied the first day.
The goods brought full prices which, as they
could not be duplicated, and as the styles were
OF the very best, was OF course to be expected
The doUble-width cloaking and coating cassi-
meres brought from nine dollars per yard down
wares The dress goods and ribbons were sold
yesterday, both sales progressing at the same
time upon different floors, MIR. Joshua Ash and
Mr. Brinley Coincidently doing duty as auc-
tioneers. The sale was a splendid one. The
representative of Messrs Benkard e. Hutton, the
importers of the goods, was present and at the
close of the sale publicly thanked the auction
firm for the business-like manner in which they
had performed what was certainly two days
stupendous work.
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PHILADELPHIANs LOST BY THE WRECK
OF THE evening STAR."-Among the passen-
gers of the ill-fated steamer EUening Star, sup
posed to be lost were two young men, natives
of this city. One was named IL. II. REGISTER,
formerly a conductor on the Second and Third
Streets Passenger Railroad, and the other was
named Martin f. Hall, who was on his way to
New Orleans for the purpose of establishing
himself in business in that city.
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FUNERAL OF A Prominent ODD FELLOW

FUNERAL. OF PROMINENT ODD FELLOW.
The funeral of William NJ. Allen, OF san
Francisco CAL, took place on Thursday after
noon, aud was attended by the members OF the
Grand Lodge and Grand Encampment OF Penn
sylvania. /, o. o. F.. Fredonla Encampment,
No. 96 Star of Bethlehem Lodge, No. l9O and
General Marion Lodge; No. G. Among the
mourners were three members OF the Order
from oan Francisco. The inlerment took place
al Monument Cemetery.
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CORNERSTONE TO BE LAID.-The corner
stone of the Bethany Presbyterian Church,
at Iwenty-seco1d and Shippen streets, viii be be
Boardman and others will participate.
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BIOKRENE,
+ OR LIFE-REJUVENAT0R.
TRENGTH TO THE WEAK-YoUTH TO THE AG El

This preparation is unequ aled rejuvenator and re
storer OF wasted and inerS functions.
1he feeble. the aged and ali those who have in an,
way impaired their vitality by excessive mental or phys
cal will no the BiOkene 10 be what It's name
mpes-a lerejuvenator which, while 1t builds up the
shattered constitution will also impart TO the feelings
matter by what cause any o.gan has become entee
bled its unctiens this supeb preparation Will renoVL
that cause at once and forever ~
BIOKRENE cures General Debility. lmpotency,, Ner
vous lncapacity Dyspepsia Depresson, Loss OF Appe
tite Low Spirits lmbecity Mental lndolence, Emacla
tion, Ennul 1t has most delightful, desirable, ana
any way prostra ed by disabilities are earnestly
advised TO seek cure in this most excel eR ana uh'
equalled preparation. ,, A., ,,.,,otr
ing the Old should give this valuable discovery tra
II will be found totally different from all other articles
for the same purpose. - ~. l., ,o-
vous weaknesses of all kinls, as IL Will restore tlI
wasted strength with wonderul permanence. >no,
also grand Tonic, and will give re ief III
with the first dose brief persis ence III i.s oitb %
will enoyate the stomach TO degree of perfect heath
and Danish Dyspepsia forever. 0,a h.
One Dollar per bottle, or six bottles for So hv al
dressing HUTCHINGS d HILLYER Proprietors'
No % DEY Street, New York
JOHNSON. HOLLOWAY & CowDEN, 4
No 23NoIth SIXTH Street.
DYOrr d CO.,
4l9 thstu6mrp No. 2S2 SECOND ST. --
| WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, CERTIFY THAT
w we have been cured OF the following diseases =
Henry K patrick No 523 South sixteenth street JOIN
Farren. No. l24O North Front street Mrs, artin No
lignant and eXcruciatlng rheumatic pains John Alat
pronounced neulnble Of dropsy ana cured residence
back of 20. 1928 North Front street, all cured by DR.
| MCtLR0Y office No 526 POW LII street, between
Filth and Sixth and spruce and Pine streets Phadel
pha. The afflicted in all are invited to cal Ad
| vice Tree. 20 swStrp'
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CoNGREG EGATIoNAL.-Rev Samuel Farley,
an eminent Congregational divine, late of Kings
Cliff, England, having received and accepted q
unanimous call 10 the pastorate of the First
Congregational Church in this city, will be ex-
amined and installed by council Of Congrega-
tional churches to be held on Thursday alter
noon next, in the chapel, Frankiord road and
Montgomery avenue. Since the commence
ment of this religious enterprise in the summer
of 1862, the denomination has been increased
by the addition of four other new churches.
The last one, denominated the Plymouth Con-
gregatIonal Church, Rev. Frank Russell. pastor
was organized last Sabbath in the hall, Ridge
avenue, below Jefferson street. Rev. l.. W.
Hart, OF Brooklyn, preached the sermon.
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MEDICAL.
sIMILIA sIMILIeus cuRANruR.
HUMPHREYS


II ON PATHIC SPEC CIFICs,
Bsve proved, from the most smpie experience, an
They the only Medicines Dert cy adapted to pOpu
lar use-so simple that mistakes cannot be made in
using them so harmless as TO be nee rom danger and
so efficient as TO be always reliable. -.
i, Cures FEyFRs, Concessions and Inaamm ons. 25
" WOHkMs; Worm Fever, Worm cole etc. .....55
4 DiARRHdA Of children or adults .........%
3oERk StRHS Boas Or ~
Z COUGHS, Gods. Hoarseness Bronchius. ....25
:, " NEUkALGIA, Toothache; Nervous Pains ....25
g, HEADACHES, SICK Headache, or Vertigo. ...25
10, DYsPkPSIA. Bilious stomach Costiveless. 25
II, " SUPPRESSED, scanty, or painful Periods. rs
Isl cR0UP Hoarse Cough Diiiicat breathing. rs
T. SALT Rheum Ery sipelas, Eruotions: .,......25
u " PILES, internal or external, blind or bleedng.51
l6, +" OfH HlBALMY, sore, infamed Eyes or Eyelids50
10, CATABRH, acute OF chrome, or Influenza. so
~ " WHooPiNG-COUGH; Or spasmodie Coughs. g
22, " EAR Discharges, and impaired Hearing. 80
e. hem ePPaTsed E Glands . and swsngs 80
25, " DRoPSY and scanty secretions. 80
2s SEAZsiekness or sickness from riding. ...... 50
2S, " NERVOUS Debinty, Seminal Emissions In
oo a. voluntary DlsehaIges...... ............l9
80, URiNHRY fncontinence or wctiino the bed so
81 " fAIhFUL IS Peiods even with spasms .,....;5g
S3' " EPiLEPsY spasms, and IT. ,Yitus' dance 100
"a. DlPHIHERIA and liberated Sore Throat .... 80
case and book comp etc, slO. Case of Twenty large
as IN mOI9sc9 and book s6 Single boxes with direc
VETERINARY sPECIFIcs-M ahogeny cases, 10 vlals
Tnese Remedies by the case or single box, sent free
OF charge, on receipt Of the price. Address
parry Once and Oebot No So BT0adWSy Sew York.
Dr. Humphreys Is consulted daily at his office per
s0o eGSye g@assoS @ SONS
SMITH; wholesale Agents, Philadelphia, and by all
Druggists 627 smwS
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FOUND DRowNED.-The body Of Adolph
Hahn, formerly employed at the Powder Maga-
Zine was found drowned at League Island, yes
terday. Deceased was lost off boat few days
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I NEW CHURCH TO BE DEDICATED.-The
Methodists have completed a very handsome
church edifce at Nineteenth and Poplar Streets
ing is 81 by 76 feet, with basement for Sunday
Schools, class-rooms. etc. The audienca-room
is neatly finished with walnut. The walls are
trescoed. The exterior is OF Trenton brow
stone, and presents very handsome appear
ancp.
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TN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS FOR
l. THE CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
MARIAN ECKFELHr. by he her next friend VS.
TAEODoE W; ECKFELDr
karch Term, 1864 No 49,.
To Theodore W. Eckteldt, Respondent
Take notice Of rule returnable SATURD AY October
20, l666, at 10 O'Clock M, TO show cause why al
vorce vncuo marmoni snonld not be decreed In the
above case. Yours, etc,
II. p. WALLACE
10 u is2WF AttorneY for Libellant
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MARTIN LUTHER once thought he saw the Devil
IN his chamber and threw an inkstand at his head.
H ad they had in those days Ayers Pills to exercise
all the devils that come from disordered stomach
his laughable fright would not have become matter
Of
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WALTERS NATE MILLER'S) WINTER
v GARDEN-Nos 720-126 VINE street.
GRAND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERTS
NIGHTLY,
BY two large and efficient Orchestras.
TQ-NIGHT,
AND EVERY NIGHT. In connection with our
EXCELSIOR 81 RING BAND,
aBrass Band, comprising the Dest Artists In the city,
OPEN FOR THE SEASON.
Our spacious summer Garden, artisucaly lalu out
with Shrubbery, Fountains. etc.
IN THE LADIES' SALOON,
and other Refreshments will he served GIGS
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For FINE CONNECTIONS, fruits, and delicacies, 20 to
u. W. JENKINs,
No 1887 Spring Garden street.
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TWELFTH AND CBEsNUT is the place to purchase
Cork Mattresses ana Bedding, and TO have your Fur
nlture reupholstered, vanished, AID repaired BY
practical WoIkmen.
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Agents wanted, No. 923 {

Five-Twenty Coupons,
Due November l,
Wanted by
DRExEL & Co.,
No. "a south Ihlrd street
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The ELLIPTIC LoCK-STITCH SEWING MACHINE,
with all the latest Improvements and attachments,
incomparaJly the best for bamity Use.
ELLIPTIC S. NJ. Co
Agents wanted, No 923 Chesnut street, Phila.
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CROSBY OPERA HOUSE.

THE GRANDEsT ART PROJECT OF
THE PRESENT CENTURY.
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Subscriptions Pouring in from Every Quarter
ofthe United States and the Cauadas.
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JOY TO THE AFFLICTED. Persons afflicted with
any disease arising from a disordered liver Oh
stomach, debility, dyspepsia, or liver COM
plant, should try Perry Davis Pam Killer. 1t sell
dom fails to effect a cure very shert time. Sold
by druggists generally throughout the United States
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Jus, THE HALTER,
Beats them all,
Southeast corner Second and South.
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IT'S SUCCESS MORE DECIDED THAN EVER
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SUPERIOR STYLES OF READY-MADE CLOTHING
SUPERIOR STYLES OF RRADY-MADE CLOTHING
WANAMAKER & BROWN,
POPULAR CLOTHING HOUSE,
OAK NALL,
s-outheast corner SIxTH and MARKET Streets.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF Music

A MERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC
ITALIAN OPERA.
SEASON OF FIFTEEN OPERA NIGHTS
.-- AND THREE MATINEES.
OPENING NIGHT MONDAY, October Ih
GI0RGIo RoNcoNL
MONDAY, October 1b. nj O'Clock
first time In philadelphia o. Ricci's comic Opera
,-, (RIsPiNO T. LA COMARE.
Miss CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG.
BELLlNI, TESLA, ANToNUCUl STOCKTON, AND
GloRGlo R0NCoNL
TUESDAY EVENING, October Is. at q o,oIock
IL TROVAToRE, S'
WITH SlGRA. CARMEN Pooh,
,,,,,o, =, llier tlrs { appearance
MALLOLENl. BEL LIN. FOSSATTI, AND
NINE NATaLIE-TESTA.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, october lat O'Clock,
r,.-,-,, FRA DlAVOL0
Inc principal Characters bv
Miss CLARA LOUISA KELLOGG,
M ME NATALIE-TESrA IA, MAZZ0LENI,
~, ...-, - DUBREUM,
siGSoR GioRGIo RoNCoNI.
THURSDAY EVENING, october Is, at O'Clock,
MISS A. HAUCK,
SIGNOR BARAGLI.
LA SOMN A MBU A.
ADMISSION.
To Parquet, Balcony and Dress circle ........sl 50
Fomiy SSn,
Ni.Ie y
SUBSCRIPTION TICKETS, :"
including secured choice seat for fifteen nights,
TWENTY FIVE DOLLARS EACH.
Ihe sale OF tickets for any the abOve-named per-
IoImances commit noes THIS NORM Ne, at the Box
Office OF the Academy and at 1rumplers Music Store,
So 632 Chesnut street. lOll At
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DBoPOsALs FOR WRAPPING PAPKR AND
II TWlNE


WAsHIs6T TON, ID. c.. October zs. 1855.
sS ss LAY 4 81 M
fAPER and TWINE for the use 81 the Post f.ioes
t ~ me 15,ted st.ss for one year from And after
The said articles TO be delivered free of expep.e
81 the PS;t Y Soe peFs.
York; and Buffalo, New York
ifed below. '
Dis'riet No !. o. TasainsLo., DC
. 500 realms Of Wrapping Paper. 20 by Is inches in
T. sp :. 70 that new IL use in the Depart:
each ream to contain 20 perfect quire. O
10 $50 pound: Of Juts % 9sner suitable Irvine
nsrd twisted, and In balls, to weigh about
eco pound. Of coarse Hemp Irvine, about one
weigh from one to two pounds each ~
- DiMriei Nc z, az Astc isrE cttp, Ner fork
de.eIibed in he ss1imai.s for pi.,rie. No tf.'
z .fW pounds Of Jute. other Irvine, sirpiIsr 90
that Described in the estimates for District
l0oOo pound. Of coarse Hemp Irvine, similar to
that required for District No. i.
Dtsrioi Nos. az Bsfalo. Netc York
loco" .s.T. q w wTsneins PAPER, similar to thSt
90 90 pounds OF Jnte' or other Irvine. similar 10
"A M that required for District No. L
lO"O BSss ds Of care. senp T.ioe similar 9.
PropesaIs win be received for each article sep
ar.tefy and separately for each district, or for an
the articles. and for ali the districts
The contract or contracts will be swarded 60 the
lowest and best bidder. 10 be Determined after Q
careful examination for the pnrp pose OF ascertain
Ing nix bid Will in Its practical results be most
advantageous 70 the Department.
II the districts should be reconstructed, or the
number increased or diminished, the articles
snail be delivered at such place or places the
rates
And the Postmaster General reserves the right
on MS part OF Increasing reducing the quantity
OF the articles required over under the mates
named In this advertisement, II he shall consider
II necessary TO do so
Samples Of such articles are nov used If the
Post Ofhces can be seen 81 either Of the above
named AGENCIES.
Bidders will send samples Of such arti es AZ they
propose to furnieh with their bids.
Esch bidder must furnish With hts proposals.
gnsrants e OF his ability 10 comply with HE bid
and q certihcste from postmaster that ouch gu
Antors are creditable and reliable citizens must
alao Dahy HE proposals..
Two sufficient sureties will be required 20 Q con-
tract.
A failure 70 furnish an article contracted for
promptly. or the Furnishing article inferior TO
that contracted for. will be Considered sufficient
came for the forfeiture Of the contract.
Bids not made - required by this notiee will
not be considered.
PROPOSAL must be marked on the envelope With
the Of the article articles PROPOSED for and
the letter contsfning them addressed 70 the first
Assistant Postmaster General. Weshfngton, ID Q.
ALEX. W. RANDALL.
oc @-1swSv Postmaster 0>ueral.
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pROPosALs FOR LETTER BALANCES
PosT OrFror pE,ARrpryr.

Washington ID q Oct Der zstx lss
sealed Proposals will be received O. Thu. pspsrt-
mtpt until the 18TH DAY OF DEIEMHFR
MAJ At IL clock. noen. for furnishing LIT
TEX BALANCES for the use Of the P,st Orice-
~ The United states for one year, from Snd after
tn slst day OF December next, Of the following
deecri ptton, namely.
lst. Balances capable Of weighing eight ounce,
avofrdupois weight, e. be graded down 70 al artsr
ounces " these, IL 10 supposed, SO zoo Will
I'd Balances capable Of weighing to. .oupa.
svoirdupois weight. to be graded down 10 h.ig
ounces or these, IL 10 supposed, 50 90 lcc viii DO
Perfect correctness. and strength ana d., y.hIi,v
will be required IN the Basnce TO be &c rui.bed
Samples OF each description OF Bsiances usst
accompany each bad: and abe bidder vhosnay OF
tain the contract viii be required furfS CD Raj
an es ordered, Of quality Ia al respects equal 70
Each Balance must be we'll and securely pachs.
In box. Tor transportation, end delivered free on
all expenses TO the Department., at the BI.nk
Agency Of the Pest Ofice Department. a. Wesh-
ington, ID. o., whore the same will be locepted
If found to be perfect. aud equal 10 the samples
Each eirder must furnish with hts proposals eyi-
dspce Of bic ability 20 comply With HE BID
Two sufficient sureties will be required 80 q cen
tract.
A failure to furnish the Balsuces % CONTRACTED
Ter, promptly, the FL rushing of those az An in
Tor the forfeiture OF the contract.
Proposals must be endorsed on the epvelope
Proposals for Letter Balances. . and dire.ted -
the First Assistant Postmaster General Wssbinr
ten. ID q. ALEX W RANDALL
Is laW6U pOotmaSter CA
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II ICHhOHD, FREDERICKSBURG AND 70
H TO4AO kAILROAD,
TO TRAVELLERs GOING SOUTH
TWICE DAILY, tSsndsys. N. sxespted,D

The Quickest and most direct route to Richmond,
w and the South. via the Potomss
,tea%srs from sixth Street Wharf, GG4E&
Rtchmo1d, fredsriekseurg and Potomac Railroad
now enttrely com Plcted from Aqua Orssk 70 Rich,
nond connecting there With trains the Rich.
mono and Petorsburg and Richmond and DAnvilJe
S0l!oede, Tor Petsrsburg, Weldon. Wilmington
ns!etsh, 9rsensbero', Salisbury. CharlottS and
Steamers Ksypers and q Vanderbilt leave sixth
Street Wharf dolly tSunday morning e1cepted) nj
% 2. n, and ?, m. and arrive in Richmond q
IRROUaH 70 RIGHMoND IN SEVEN HOURS,
Fifty Niles Shorter ANA HI Hours Quicker thHS
-- any 6thsr houts. "a e. p.
>, Be sure and get Through Tickets via Ass1s
Greek and fredericksburg, to Richmond, ct the
Company Once, corner Of Penna. aveaue and sth
street, or on board Of hebosts. Baggage checked
through. s
OmIibusses md Baggage Wagons will be IN
readiness TO convey passenge n and baggage be-
tween depots IN Richmond.
Passengers by this line pas By daylight Mount
Vernon, and may have an opportunity Of visirins
ping ct that point -. .f...s-i-E
BEeAkfast and sup on board OF Steamers.
: GEO. MATTINGLY .Snpt., w Ashington, D. o.
- hArTHEwoLARK,As Agent; ws.hinsson.
NSy General PASSENGER Agent.
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DRUPOsALs FOB RATIONs.

Qrarf-masisr's Osfee. U. s. Marine Csrgs.,
Sealed Proposals viii De received al this once
Esys%%ss:: n:1. fu!ni.sns t.sion. {. S.i n Of
'IfS Ne + h .s5a hire i'ss Viz
CHARLEsToWN, Massachusetts. E
FsiIsbnEsiR la tFS saS.yl,.u,.
GoSPoRT, near Norfolk, Virginia
PENSACOLA, Florida .-sF
zach ration to consist of thr RI hs of non nj
81 PORK or ea1 ole or one snd foart. posns Of
fonrih pound Of corr meal and al the rate to one
hundred rstions Of eight quarts Of beans, or. in
:s: s:s.:: s:'S!
tbeTecf one and baif ponsd 81 tea: hf nsea
sS S1nd e Sss sa.rs e. one
pound Of ada msntins candles. ard one half
pound 81 t.!iow four pounds of soap, and two
The r.tions are to be Delivered upon the order o,
beef either in bui or i, the single ration ' Sf
sn.l,y with an ssra p.rtisn Of hind and lore
poii No prime mess rork: he ronr Saean 's a
ss T. sa nses Il cod sI SnsTs
.ss.r good New 0ris.ns or Us eani Salsns S sns s
ne ossns Vinegar candles, soap. salt, &c, to be
~ S.6je,t to inspection.
All bids must be accompanied by the foiowin
The Undersigned -. of -, in the State Il
-, and -. of -, in the State of -,
hereby guarAntes that in case the foregoing bid OF
for rations as above descrfted be ace pted ,
ne or they vii, within ten days OF The receipt of
the CONTRA 1t the post office named sxecnts the
Contract for the same With good and sufficient e.
cnrities; and In case the ssid shall fall TO ca.
ter into contract afor said. we guarantee to
make eof the difference between the offer or the
sad = and that which may be aoc.pted.
A. B., GuArantor.
-, ID GuArantor.
. B.F. EtrIa
hereby rtify that the shove named - ara
known In me ~ men of "a ooerty, aud able to make
good their guarantee.
To be siG.ea by the United States District
Judge. United States District Attorney. or Col
Letter ID sEra ....y. -
No proposal will be considered unless accoupa.
d ed by the above fueI asfee.
Newsparers authorized to publish the above
will send the paper containing the irst Insertion
to this nee forx II mi nation n
.ProIc.slsfe be endorsed "Proposals for Ra-
tioDs, AID aderssssd 70 The nnaers,sned:
gE4 WILLIAM SLACK,
oe U-hw4w Major and Quartermseter
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EOR THE EASTERN SHORE

No kaos sP PI s;V: :;lss; 'is5 sspo;l..
tween Barre and Lee streets baltimore, every
Pg n pa TaIHssPAf and bsAT6kPAY, sts
SxESkps CISRA's lP6tNHgG " lLEI icchfSs
W WHH4RE, ,CttMBRL1GE; HHGHLETrS
WHARF. ahd LLOYD'S LlNDING.
hstnrhing from THE SHORE" she leaves
LLOYD Landing et ! p. m, Cambridge at 4 81 p,
M, ano Easton Point at .. m touching at the
inteEmeSiste lsndinsJ on Mondays, W Wednesdays,
She has fine state rooms, and all other passenger
accommodations. canal to those Of any other
steamer on chesapeake Bay. 5-h
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SEcRE Disc Es.
MARlfAN'S 9IRf!
SAHARITANS GLYfg

The MOST OsRTAIR REMEDY KvEk USED.
ooxoxSH Hss, sSslIy. 0 SyfrRRic ift
Contains no Mineral, no Balsam, no MScury.
O.lp II. Piils 20 bs 7atss 20 ESea a Jre.
They are entirely vegetable, having smell nor
: 81 o ;sd s x s "
SSSi fi,ssfsd =. :.
sminent Doctors and Chemists Of the prdksnt day:
eyrcxrs, % ,o.si:s !. 10 2. cnssss r. .Aatsss
been s0TssSn IA ss;tS hs1
rne.-M.l. ,ssiass:, o. Isas's. s:3 ''
BLOODi BLOOOfI BLOODIlt
soR9IULA. ULCERS; SORES. sPSTs,
TIi1.ss !sssAsss! Dfssssss sssfa,....
offered IN me gpslis = iorsIss az
ss sshhlIEEiHss 81 ROOF I'D Htss iHs5s i, .:
moot potent, certain and eneetnal remedy E.er pre-
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that have used them With Indignant, disor etssn,
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"Assistapt Surgeon, 9Th N. T. Vols.
sold b. D. O. FORD, esrusr ilth street sns Penn
sylvsnia avenue, Warrington; HENRY JoOk.
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ANOTHER HORSE CAsE--A man by the mama
OF Berl W. Garrrrf, of Loudoun counrv' Va
was arrested by Offcer Padgett and arraisned
o~iore Jusflee Moore, charged by james It
Gorham with having an his possession horse
The property OF fse said Gorham The iustice
hrIo The Defendant TO bail in the sum Of stUp
lor ms appearance ut his offire on the TN NJ
December next, and the safe delivery of rha
horse at that time.-f!eJaadrid Journal