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Democratic CIVILIZATIONS.
DEMOCRATIC PUBLICATION HOUSE.
VAN EvRIE, HORTON & CO.,
No. IO2 Nassau street, Wy,

me lOllONlng WORKS.
YOUTHS HISTORY OF THE GREAT CIVIL WAR
IN the United states. from 1861 to 1865. BY r q.
horton win % Illustrations. This book is adapt.
~ " al classes OF readers. and gives. in plain
language a clear and correct account Of Inc late
N ~ 4na ls causes, IL is the only History pub.
point. i6ms PIP, with Illustrations. Si6' a. So
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W iih expeditions of the most eminent Statesmen
anu 1uIlsts. Historical and Explanatory Notes
III every article. By c. ChauDcey Burr, author Of
nLstory ol tne Onlon.n Nc. Price. 80 cenls.
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DAYTON Grain Market

Wheat, 50 60; Corn, 45@5Oc.; Oats. $50
4Oc.; Rye, Sl@1 10; Barley, SOC; Tim
othy Seed, ~ 20; Clover Seed, 81 rs; Flax
Seed, 81 35@2 40.
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~ NJ the Downingvills Militia, on "I.inkin and the
w ar" WIN portrait Of the Major. and Z other
capital Illustrations. limo, 2s4 PIP, cloth. 81 90.
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EvERYBoDY.-Mechanics, farmers, rail-
road men, and all reading the EMPIRE and
its different advertisements, doubling and
anxious to find out which clothing store Is
the cheapest and best, we would tell them
to call on Mr. Schwarz, on whose word de-
pendence can be placed, and whose cloth
Ing is good, well made, and prices the low
est. Convince yourselves. fe2Od4twlt
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"a Attention is called to the advertise
ment of II. ScnwARz, Clothing Merchant
IN another column. Read it, before purchas-
ing elsewhere.
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thE NORMAL RELATION OF THE RACEs-Au an
sWer TO "Nliscegenation." Price, % cents.
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"DoDsoN's STATIoN"-No. $50, Third street
The FIRST of the season, Spring Chickens !
Think of that! Choice Liquors and Or
gars. Meals at all hours, day and night.
served up by the celebrated cook. JOE,
DAVIS.
Ham and Eggs, Fresh Buttermilk the
best of Native Wine; Choice Lager and
Harries Xxx Ale. Regular Lunches, Tues
days, Thursday, and Saturdays, of Turtle
Soup and various dishes of meats and veg
etables. March II. ,e7-dtf
GROCERY FOR SALE.-The stock of Gro
ceries, Queensware, &c, owned by Gebhart
x Marshall, in charge of. X. Gebhart, No.
81, jefferson street, together with the shelly
ing, counters, &c, and a lease of the build
ing for three years from April LIST, are
offered at private sale on reasonable terms
Also one secondhand STEAM ENGINE
hiteen horse power, in ordinary repair.
For terms, apply to the administrators of
II. Gebhart, dec, w. F. Il S. 7. Gebhart, or
10 S. MARSHALL,
Surviving partner of Gebhart e Marshall.
March II, 'G7-dti
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B. y. &9. 10. 0imf 0nhlf.
Sas-r take effect February is, 1867.

BaS-To take effect February 1s, 1867.
CINCINNATI, HAMILTON AND DAYTON.
Leave. Arrive
800 q IN tEast'n and Detroit Express 10 .E5 II m
1;3O a m Sandusky and Cincinnati acc. 100 n m
700 y m Detroit and Sandusky Mail 10 100 a mn
2;45 p m Lima and Chicago acc. ....... $40 m
ATLANTI AND GREAT WESTERN.
10 10 a m Eastern Express. .. 4.55 m
II 100 p m might Express. ........ $40 m
DAYToN N MICHIGAN.
10: rs "a m Chicago Mail 4 "a M
800 p m Chicago Accommodation $50 m
II OVp m Chicago and Detroit Express. o 90 p m
DAYTON, xENIA mi COLUMBUS.
400 IN Dayton Accommodation 7.O6utp
Wy IN Eastern Express .............. $3.50 y IN
$40 p IN TPittsburg Express ........... sos a IN
Mt AND DAYTON AND WESTERN.
$40 a m tRichmond and Indianap. Ex 9.s5 nm
2'3b p IN Indianapolis y Chicago EI. 9:15 m
CINCINNATI, DAYTON AND EASTERN.
10 :Os a m Dayton Express loo I'm
Z 10 p IN Night Express AS y mn
DAYTON AND UNION.
10 :05 u IN Mail .... . T.OOnu
2:45 D IN Express 1O.Ak a n,
Leaves every morning.
TiIhose going East on the 8: 40 and IL p m trains.
ana North on the IL :O5 p IN train must procure
tickets before seven O'Clock p m.
J. I'm. LONG, Agent.
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8-The best inducements, yet offered.
Who can beat them? In order to reduce
my stock | will offer, for ten days only.
Mems Sewed Calf Boots, 81 90: MEMS
Arctic Rubber over-shoes, 81 80; Lasting
CATERS 81 90; good Morocco Shoes, 81 90;
mems, custom made Kip Boots, 81 CO..
Mems women's misses and children's
Boots, Balmorals Polish Boots and Gait
ers in great abundance and very low.
5. GOODMAN, ITO Main street.
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THE DREp scorr DIGESTION.

as exhibited in Statistical Facts and Official Fig
ures by Thomas Prentice kettell, late editor oil
the Democratic Review" PIP. 1877. Price, ~ cts,
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last, ne came here to promote the busin
by establishing the
One Price SYSTEM

an our goods will be marked in plain figures.
anu no deviation can take place. In adopting dis
the most experienced buyer. "
substantiate all we say. ~
In conclusion, we would remark that MN uiu
use strong efforts to mike this ~ WV
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aaInartarp aud GammtrfiaI.
Dayton Retail Market.
DAYTON, March %. 1867.

CORRECTED DAuY by JOHN A. MINICk, COR
y JEFFERSON AND MARKET.
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tRIGHrLNED.-We have taken occasion
several times to refer to the attempt being
made by the Ohio Abolition Legislature to
assume guardianship ofthe police arrange
mtlts OF the city ofDayton, and, it may be,
nave caused some "rattling amorg the dry
oohes' One thug is certain, somebody is
frightened or the Council would not have
adopted the resolution it did last night up
on The subject. That body resolved that
IL was ineNpedient for the Legislature to
pass such IA bill. The "chickens are com
lug home to roost" gentlemen.
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The Family Grocery.
JUST THE PLACE TO DEAL.

JAMES M'INTIRE,
AS opened at the new nlace No tng Nt.t0.
- - DAYTON, a large aud splendid stock Of stapies
q r q e r I IL s. :
Foreign and Domestic Fruits, Canned Fruits Nnts
e1o, Also, Qneensware, Glassware, Stoneware
" oolen anu WillowNYare. In shert, every article
ReItaihlng to q complete Family Grocery. Persons
III the country are Invited TO sail and examine
a28Wtt
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NOTES ON THE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED
STATES.
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gural Antirfs.

All notices in this column will be charged at the
rate OF ten cents per line for each insertion. Ten
INES one day, one dollaE-ten lines. two days. two
dollars and SO on for any length of time.
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GENERAL S. F. CAREY-The brilliant
orator will deliver the second Lecture Of
the course for the benefit of the young
Mems Leading Room Association" next
Monday evening at Wesley Chapel (Kiefer's
Bullding,) Third street. Subject-Tem-
perance. Tickets for the course one dollar.
single lecture twenty-five cents.
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No USE IN BLow1NG-Schwarz can beat
them all in selling cheaper and nicer cloth
ing at the Eagle, 11s Main street.
Feb. 81 'G7-daw.
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G- GEN. 5. ! CAREY, has been engaged
TO a lecture at Wesley Chapel, ol:Monday
evening next, under the auspices of the
Young Mems Reading Room Association"
suRject-Temperance. Tickets for single
lecture twenty-t five cents. OF urse there
viii be a large audience to hear Mr. Carey.
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RELIGIOUS NorICE.-Rev. b. f. Eaten
VIII preach in Temperance Hall Tomorrow
Ut lo1@ O'Clock A. NJ, and will repeat (by re-
quest) the sermon on "Univcrsalism the
grahdest conception of the human mind.r
DON fail to read the Bloody Record"
OF DAVE CoRWIN, the Abolition candidate
ior CITY Solicitor. DAVE s a bloody cuss,"
you bet! Rebs had no chance to stand be-
fore DAVE!
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- There is but one case to report from
the Mayors Court this morning. A man
named Steele suffered the extract of corn
10 s'eaI away his senses and thus render him
drank and disorderly. for which foolish
ness MIR, Steele was requested to '.ante',
abOnt $40.
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Ell you want to get a fine pair Of
Boots made, go to Goodman.
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IHE DIVINITY OF CHRIsr.-A sermon
printed for a charitable purpose. For sale
at flscher's book and music store, No. So
oeHefsoh street. March23 '67-dlts
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Mtdifal.
lfe-Health- Strength.
Life-Health- strength.
Life-Health-S Strength
DIR. JUAN della ARRE'S
SPECIFIC l.

Are prepared by the Messieurs GABAHCIERE a DU-
PoNT, Pharmaoeutists, No, 2t4, Rue Lombard,
Paris, from the Prescription OF Oh. Juan DELA.
MARK, Chisef Physician to the Hospital du Nord
on Lariboisere.
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Democratic City Ticket.

Democratic City Ticket.
ELECTION, MONDAY, APRIL 1851
For City Solicitor.
r.. G. BIGELOw.
For City Marshal.
JACOB RAPP.
For Street Commissioner.
CONRAD SCHENK.
For Market Master
JOHN MCCUTCHEON.
For Wood Measurer.
ROBERT ALLEN.
For City Infrmary,
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i % II TT-TT w = TT-TTTTTTTT . TTT-TTWT TTTTIT-
MARIE, Chisef Physician to the Hospital du Nora
on Lariboisere.
Letter OF Recommendation.
PARIS, May s, 1888
GENTLEMENi-We have used the oSPECIFIo
PILLS" made from DIR. D~ELAMARRK's PREsCRIP-
TION, during several years past, in our private and
public practice, and have found them n most ener-
getic and efficient Remedy In cases of Spermator-
rhea or Seminal Weakness; Nightly, Daily, or
Premature Emissions Sexual Weakness, or I'M
pr1acy; special arrangements Of the Nervous sys-
TEN Weaknesses arising from Secret Habits and
Sexual EXcesses; RddedtiOR OF the Genital Or
gans; Weak Spine Affections of the Eyes Lime"
or Brick Dust Deposits in the Urine; Milky
Discharges; Palencss Of the skin. with Sunken
Cheeks and Bloodloss Lips "Pinched" Features
Irregular action Of the Heart, and in 1.-THE CHASTITY
train Of symptoms arising nom OVer-use, abuses
or loss, ffOm any cause, Of the Nervous Force.
We earnestly advise the Profession, and all per-
sons suffering from any SgmptOmdic or Organic
46ectiORs Of the G~ENITO-UR1NARY SYSTEMS, to use
these Pins. with high respect, we areyours most
sincerely.
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anu assure you that we have made such reduc-
tons in prices that we cannot iail 10 bnva a III
call from all those who are DESTROYS OF buy
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KNOW THY DESTINY.
~ n n ~ n n - a n rnA

NJ nADA Ne ~ F,TH0kNTVn. the great Ing-
clan, who has astonished the scientific Glasses OF
the Old World, has now located herselfat Hudson
n. Y. Madame Thornton possesses euch wonder
full powers Of second sight as to enable her to I'm
part knowledge Of the greatest importance to the
single or married of either sex. While in state
Of trance, she deiDeates the very features of the
person you are to marry, and by the aid Of an in
strument Of intense power, known as the Psyche
motrope, edara ntees to produce life like picture
OF the future husband or wife OF the applicant,
leading traits Of char aetsr, &c. This Is no hum
bug, o. thousands Of testimonials can assert She
will send when desired Q certified certi fcate, or
written guarantee, that the picture is what IL
IuTports to be; BY enclosing small lock Of hair,
complexion, and enclosing fifty cents aud stamped
envelope addressed to yourself, you will receive
the picture and desired Information by return
mail. All communications sacredly confde ntiai. :.
Address in cor pfdence, MADAME i. r. THORN.
Ton. 0. Box 223, Hudson, N. Y.
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ITS EFFECT Is MIRACULOUS.
HALI,,a VE1HTAnIH

eIC1 l. An HAIR EN- BWER,
Its perfect and wonderful article. Cures bald
ness: Makes hair grow. A better dressing tn an
WHY hair into Beautiful Silken Tresses. But,
absve all, the great wonder 10 the rapidity' with
COLOR. ~
The whitest and worst looking hair resumes it's
hsir brt strikes at the root and fills 1t with new
The FIRST application will do coed !; You will see
the NATURAL COLOR returning every day, and
bEfORE YOU KNOW 1T.
tne Ola gray, discolored appearance of the hair
viii be sons, giving place to lustrous, shining,
Ask for Halls sicilian Hair Reuewer ; no other
article 10 at all Lille 1t in effect
Ses that each bottle has our pri vate Government
STAMP ever the top OF the bottle. AL others are
b; p. HALL 3 CO. Nsshu a. N. H.. Proprietors.
Tor sale by all druggists fe l8-d6weoam,r
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TELEGRAMA Ac.
DIR. B. Sears general agent Of the peahodv "

DR.. b. Sears, general agent OF the Peabody
educational fund, has issued circular giving
,ne, ane,aseo o. statement OF the mode In which the
charlty committed TO their charge. He says
that the direct Aim of the agent will be to en-
courage and aid the common schools in the
South-thatfs, schools established, supported,
and superiptended by The Southern people
themselves.
The American Protestant Association cele.
brated their 33sth anniversary OF TIE signing
OF me "protes:' by n meeting q: Cooper lnsti-
tnte' new York, last evening. Mr.. Nicholson,
me CHAIRMAN, made q brief Introductory aI-
dress. conciudIng by throwing down the
gauntlet 10 the Fenians.
In Canada three reform members rs of the Gov
ernmenf, Hon. Messrs. Blar, MoDougall, and
Rowland are going to resign, IN order that they
may be free to folisw the policy OF the new
reform party in Canada West. This would
break up the coalition.
Hon. p. T. Baker, Union candidate for Lieu
tenant Governor OF Kentucky, was preve nted
from speaking at Germantown yesterday by
gang Of returned rebels. He was warned
that violence would be done him IL he made
the attempt. Part Of the town was burned.
The Southern Press Convention, after an
harmonious session Of three days az Atlanta,
Ga adjourned sine die at one o'clock yester-
day. The next convention meets at Augusta.
The existing Arrangement with the New York
Associated Press continues.
A Republican meeting was held at Perers.
burg, Virginia. last night. Mr.. Conway, of
resolutions Of the Richmond Con ventIon were
ratified.
The miners strike in New Jersey is believed
to be At an end. The employers are not dis.
posed TO yield TO the demands OF the men,
many Of whom are very destitute, and have
returned to their work.
The Russian Government has made a de-
ducrion to the amount OF twelve million rou-
bles in the annual military and naval expen-
ditures Of the empire.
At Pittsburg, Pa, Thursday, an explosion
occurred on the tow boat Alexander Chambers
by which three deck hands were much in
jured.
Two negroes were hung in the Jail yard al
Savannah. Ga, yesterday for the murder of
Mr. Seccinger in January last.
The charter elections at Palmyra and Lib.
erty, Mo-, last week, resulted in Conservative
victories.
Lake Champlain is open, and the steamers
commenced their regular trips this week.
Navigation is open on Lake Erie.
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PoIsoNINGs IN FRANCE.-From 1851 to 1862
232 persons were poisoned in France bv arse.
nic,' 40 by phosph orus used in the manufac.
ture of matches. ~ by the sulphate of copper
or blue vitrol 80 by yerdigris, SO by sulphuriC
acid (oil of vitroll. % by canthardes by
opium, and by tellebore. Eighteen other
poisonngs were effected by means Of various
other posons.
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~ At junction City, Kansas. on the sth inst
man named Moore. hile seated at the break. :.
fast liable with his WIFE and children, drew a
revolver and shot his wife dead. In about
TWO hours after shooting his wife he obtain ed
pillow, laid his wife's head upon in. laid
down on the floor beside her, shot himself
through the head with the revolver, and died
in few minutes.
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ASrnNISHINC

Thomas Cohen, Of No. ~ North Sixth street,
w1lliamsourgh Who had the rbeu natism tor thir.
teen years, and has walked on otutches for 81 4
months, has been restored TO perfect health by q
lev dose. Of METCALFES GREAT RHEU-
mAf1C REMEDY. Heis willing to confirm this
. stem ent on oath. ifreQuired.
sp H. eOtT q. q. FORD, Agent.
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club 40 djourned.
TRIAL or wN Z. CLKAvRR on CHARGE op
THE MURDER or MARY A. REEvns s-f~-fer-
day, ne the Ster went 20 press, the riai OF
Dr Thomas Miller and Or. w. h. Magruder
having been summoned for the defense, ana
presentin the court room, Mr.. Fsndals coun :
sell for the accused, read for their Information
tn lengthy testimony of the physicians, ana
requested their opinions OF the probaole cause
OF death, ard of the facts developed oy The
VARIOUS physicians.
DR. Miller reviewed the testimony. from
which be learned that hemorrh age ensued i'm
mediately after intercourse, but the hemorr-
bage was stopped. and the patient did net die
tili u dsys AFTER; from which he inferred that
hemorrhage was not the cause Of death. The
witness thought that IL there had been an
abrasion from the frs; q IN fiara nation setting
in would have contin ned until 70 reached the
stage described by DIR. McKim In the posi-
meriem. After a lengthy explanation OF his
opinions. which were listened % with much az
tention, the doctor said "from all the evidence
have heard, 10 is my opinion that she died
from nalarial or blood poison disease"
Dr Magruder was comparatively brief IN
his testimony. He had been practising IS
years. The decreased died from rnalarial fever;
NJ morraee had been stopped, reaction ersuec,
and all signs OF disease vanished.
The defence closed. and the prosec ntion pot
Justice Barnaclo. and county officers y. n.
Wise. r. Reynolds, and Geo. I. Hotchkiss on
the stand 70 prove the general good demeauor
OF the deceased.
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THE PEACH CRoP.-The accounts from
maryland and Delaware represent the pros
yieId: The long contin ued cold weather in
march, which had the effect of keeping the sap
iowa and buds from expanding has been O
great advantage and the crop bids fair to
equal that of 1854
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SAmong the recent divorce cases in Cbi-
cago was an application from q man named
Nichols. The complainant In his bill testifes
that for more than two years past his wife has
been guilty of extreme and repeated cruelty
toward him. often beating him in the most un :
merciful manner, and on several occasions IL
was necessary to call in neignbors 10 protect
him and prevent her from taking his life. He
also charges her with like crualty toward her
children. They have been married nineteen
vears.
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EREE tn Ryrpvpnuv

Large PIP. Circular, giving information Of
the greatest Importance to the young Of both
1t teaches how the honely may become be auti-
loved.
No yolng lady or aentlem an should fail 10 send
their Address, and receive . copy post paid, BY
return mail. -
Address p. o. Drawer. a.,
ap3D&WeoIy Troy. Y
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- In Liberty district, Frederick county
Maryland, some of the Den,ocracv voted a
ucket for delegates to the Constitutional Con.
venion composed OF three white men and
tnree colored men. The colored men are
stated 10 feel very indignant at being placed
upon q Democratic ticket, and threaten TO
avenge the insult. So says the Frederick Re.
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PRESIDENT OF THE MARYLAND STATE Con-
yENTIoN.-The st. Mary's Gazette nominates
Colonel John +. Dent, of that county, for the
Presidency Of the Maryland Unconstitutional
Convention. He was aimember of the con ven .
uon OF 1864. Hon Isaac ID. Jones, of Somerset
county,is also announced by the democracy. He
was also member Of the convention OF 1864
Hon Anthony Kennedy, Of Baltimore county,
and Hon. 4. Il. kilbourne, of Anne Arundel
county, are also named for the position
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ La R9E VOLUM wsuld not contain the
MAJ 81 .. simony vhic has Accumulated ia favor
o. MtsTAR'3 bALeaM or WILD OHERRY
as safe ethcieDt, aud reliable remedy in curinR
.oughs. colds and pulmonary disease. Many OF
the curts are truly wonderful
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pa man named Ingrahsna, wAois bsllsvsd-
to have been an accompltco Of the brothers
veznon county. No., has been hung by the
citi3iins Of that county. oGs
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THE COMING GwEArHER-French scientific
men predict that the summer of 1867 will be
colo an wet like that of 1866, and they base
the prediction on the fact that immense masses
OF Aee have br oxen or are about to break away
rom the extreme North, producing cold and
vaper =.
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~ The strike at Pittsburg has ended. and
tne workmen engaged In II are glad to resume
WORK at former prices. Much actual sufKer.
ing from want has been experienced IN the
ranks OF the strikers, and they are forced TO
weld without having accomplished any single
good from their strike. !"
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THE EASTERN SHORE FIsHRRIEs-Our fish
cries are doing thriving business this week
On Monday Mr.. Gotee Stevens caught, on
Cedar Island about three miles below town
2,2OO shad Mr.. J. Boon Dukes, on Kemp,s
shore, caught about LOCO, and other fl sheries,
above and below, are doing q good business
Shad are more plentiful than they have been
Tor wears past They are selling at $40 per
hundred Herrtngs are scarcer than they were
last week. They are selling at 81 per hund-
red Dfnf0n NIL Eninn.
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ARCHBISHOP SPALDING-Tbe MANY frfends
OF Archbishop Spalding, now lying ill with
inflammation Of the bowels, will learn with
pleasure that bis condition, considered al.
most hopeless, was yesterday evening some
what improved. though by no means out of
danger His physician. DIR. McSherry, with
Prof Smith and DR.. O'Donovan, 10 in daily at
tendance, and il professional skill and the
prayers Of the Catholic community are OF
avail, bis recovery may be expected.-Balfi-
more San to.daU.
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PERSONAL.

MI QUITS IRVING, Csanvoya.t sxd Tsa
scent and Future, st her office, 42O, north
IL ~ -. az, bets cen A. and 6th streets. ONCE
eoois rom y 70 Q. IN. and to .. m. ap finn
COHFIDINrIAL.-Yo man VINO n.va ,n.
- pfeo tnemseiyes py certain secret habits,
acn Sssan unnt them for business, pleasure, or the
nsn, Who; from the foiles Of youth, or other
Se1ses, teeI . debility In advance OF their years
ny one, should nEgt read The sseres Friend' .
1ssried isoiee VIII learn something 0f nporssnoe
efess, In sealed eaveiole on recept Of rs cents.
Addrsss DR.. CHAs A. STUART co.. Boston,
-. uoely