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Latest Markets by Telegraph.

BALTIMORE, May 6.-Cotton dull and un-
firm at l25sc., gold, in bond; prime, 1876 Sugar
steady, l0H@l02sc. for tair to good refining Flour
quiet and firm, with small sales only. Wheat
active, and hrmer; prime Pennsylvania red
1896; choice Maryland, $3.50. Corn active; good
to prime, Sl;25@l'27; mixed do $l2l@l'23; good
7S@76c.; the offerings were large. Provisions
Bulk Shoulders steady at &c.; 1910. for loose:
and lie. for packed; Mess Pork, S2S75; Lard,
bond, is held at $2.25@2.2s. without sales. r.
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ANYBODY IN WANT OF A FINE HEAD OF
HAIR should use AT once Jayne's Hair Tonic.
IL will excite the scalp TO new and healthy
action, cleanse IL from scurf and dandruff, pre-
vent the hair from falling of, cure those erup-
tive diseases which often appear on the head
and in most cases produce a fine growth OF new
hair. AS dressing, no better preparation can
be obtained fol- imparting a rich and glossy
appearance to the hair. Prepared only by DR..
ID. Jayne q Son, No 2i2 Ch smut street.
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HIGH CLASS AMERICAN AND FOREIGN
PAINTINGS.-One of the finest collections OF
high class American and Foreign Paintings
ever put before the public, is now on exhibition
at SCOTS Art Gallery, No. 1920 Chestnut street.
1t is composed of over $50 works OF merit
by some of the most talented artists of America
and Europe, among whom are Moran, Nichol-
son, Hamilton, Faulkner, Verschuur, Koek-
koek Lampe, Kruseman, and others. They are
to be sold, without reserve. on Tuesday (to-mOr-
row. Wednesday, and Thursday evenings, May
z, s. and 8, at a quarter before eight o'clock, by
our most worthy auctioneer B. Scott, Jr,
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THE NEW GRAND SQUARE CHICKERING
PIANo.-The notice of the musical public is in
vited to these splendid new scale three-stringed
instruments, which have Just been introduced.
Rivalllng in power. beauty, and delicacy of
musical tone and in sympathetic and enduring
mechanism, the recognized perfection of the
unequalled grand pianos, they have at once
secured the universal appreciation OF musicians
and all lovers of the art WILLIAM H. DUTToN,
No 9l4 Chestnut street. Entrance, Art Gallery.c
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"IF you have a good thing to sell, advertise
it," We follow the advice, and inform gentle
Richie & Woelpper, No. q North Eighth street,
who have successfully adopted and carried out
all the late impFovements in French yokeS
suited TO every atbpe and size. Call soon and
call often.
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DYSPEPSIA AND ScRoFULA are two hydra
headed monsters, from which nearly all the ills
that flesh is heir to originate. For dyspepsia,
protoxide of iron, is a long-tried and WELL
established remedy; and tor scrofula, in all It's
manifold forms, Dr. H. AnderS' Iodine Water is
a specific. Ii those afflicted will try these reme
dies, they will thank us for calling their atten
tiOn To them,
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DAVIS PAIN KILLER-From the reports OF
the dealers in this city, we think no proprie-
tary medicine has had larger sale. Its valu-
able properties as a speedy cure for pain cannot
fail to be generally appreciated and no family
should be without it, in case ofaccident or sudden
attack of dysentery, diarrhoea cholera-morbus;
and even Asiatic cholera yields to its magic
power.-MontredI Transcript.
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HIGH PRICES DKFUNCT.-From the late aue-
tion sales, Richie & Woelpper, No. q NJ
gains in Ladies', Gents, andChildrens Under
wear, Gloves, and Hosiery, ali OF which will be
others as please 10 call, at lower prices than
six years since.
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T HIRD EDITIO N

The Steamer Deutschland Arrived Out.
By the atlantic Gable.
SOUTHAMPTON, May 6-P M-The steamer
Deutschland, from New York on the 25th ult.,
arrived to-day.
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HEARING BEFORE ALDERMAN BEITLER.-At
the Central Station to day Samuel Harvey was
charged with the larceny of money and property
at various times. trap was laid for him. and
he was caught in it, Detective George Smith
arrested him. He was held in $500 bail to
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PHOTOGRAPH FRAMEs.-Mouldings in gilt,
walnut and rosewood and Berlin gilt, constantly
on hand and made TO order. Manufactured Dy
Reimer q Co, No, GA Arch street,
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LARCENY OF TwENTY-POUR DOLLARS AND
SEVENTY CENTS-John Pelrce, a young
colored man, was arrested yesterday, at Tenth
and Thompson streets, for the larceny of S24'75
from bureau-drawer in John Frlck's house.
at Thirteenth and Jefferson streets. When
arrested, the money was found in his boot
Alderman Fitch committed him in default of
$500 bail.
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MARRIED.

DAVIS-OPENSHAW.-On the 25th OF March, by
the Rev. J. G. Butler, Mr.. ALBERT DAVIS to Miss
MARC ARET Il. OPENSHAW, both of this city No
cards.n sEaSA RhaA8 -.NsA
DILKS-SCHRACK.-On the evening of the 2sth
ult, Mr.. THOMAS s, DILKS Co Miss MIRIAM
SCHRACK, daughter of Abraham Schrack Esq, all
OF Philadelphia No cards.
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THE GOOD OLD STYLES of high Stocks, in satin,
store of Ritchie & Woelpper, No. q N. Elghth
street. II they have not the kind you want;
they will make them TO order at few hours
notice.
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MAY COUPONS, 49,.
GOLD, AND COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES
Wanted by
DRExEL & Co.,
No. "a S. Third street.
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CAUGHT IN THE ArTBMPT.-John Camill
aged eighteen, last evening essayed to enter a
tool shed Chestnut street wharf the
Schuyllxill, and was caught in the attempt by
Officer Smith. He was held for a further hear
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MEMORANDA.

MEMORANDA.
snip Charles Davenport, stephens for Philadelphia,
sailed from LiverpOol22d ult.
ship Salem, Dixon for Philadelphia, cleared at Lon
don 23d ulL
Ship Jonathan Chase. Chase, for Philadelphia, en-
tered out at Liverpool I'D ult.
ship Virginia, Card, hence. at London 24th ult
Ship ID. Cornwell, Todd, tor philadelphia, entered
steamship Levant Needham, for Philadelphia, en-
tered out at London 23d ult.
Barque Baltasara, Wilson, hence, az Antwerp 22d
BaTque Maria Adelaide, stOrka, hence, at Helvoet
18th ut ...H
Barque shArpsburg, Randall. hence, at London gath
ultimo. ..t
Brig Breeze, from Messina for PHILADELPHIA. wan
spoken Sd ult, lat. Se 10, Ion. 8 20.
schT Robert j. Mercer Steson, hence, at Boston 9Th
Instant
schr ]. J. Worthington, Terry, from Portland for
Philadephla, at New York yesterday,
Schr JOS Baxter Baxter, for Philadelphia, cleared
At Boston 4th inst.
,,-x, - LBY TELEGRAPH
NEW oRK may 6.--ArrVed, steamship TarifA, from
Liverpool 28d ult.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
NEW YORK. Nay 5.-Arr1ved, FIR. steamer Tactic
Coligny, from Nassau.
Steamship City OF Paris, Kennedy, nom Liverpool
steamship Union, Won Santen from Bgsn)en-
steamship III. Livingston. Baker, from SRVannAh.
snip Golden State. Delano, from Yok0hhnA
Barque Mallev1lle Waite, nom liveHpOoA
BRrQue Volunteer Blake, from MeaelnA
Barque Cazique, Decent, nom MeAsilnas
Barque Marianna "a, PAtha, fronA AlisDOn;
Brig Nimwaukee, Bramhall, heFl Castenani"--S Cast
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Philada. Stock Exchange Sales, Nav g
Reported by De Haven d Bro, No. 40 S. Thir,
BETWEEN ROAROa
LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF PHILADELPHIA........... MAY g..
STATE OF THERMOMETER AT THE EVENING TFLE-
GRAPH OFFICE.
A. M...-,...60 IL A. M...,-".73l2 P. M
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Two LECTURES BY COUGH. - Mr.. John B.
Cough viii lecture on "Curiosity," at the Aca-
den1y of Music, on Thursday evening, May 8,
snd ON THabit" Monday evening, May l3,
before the Young Mems Christian Association.
a horton OF the proceeds OF both these lectures
will be given TO aid the lnduslTlai home IoT
tickets will commence at Ashmeadsi no, IA
Chestnut street, tomorrow,
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WE ARE SELLING
Cashmere Suits, all-wool as low as.........slOOO
:. better, r,for........................ II 90
F." Z" ........................ 1900
Black Suits all-wool, as low as............ 1890
better, for..........,....................2 for 2O00
" =" "................................25 $500
Advancing from these, we have all grades and
prices up to the finest and best of French and
English fabrics, surpassed by none for style
and fit, and manufactured with especial care by
the best workmen in the city. Persons ac-
customed to having their goods made to order
can save 25 to 33 per cent. by selecting from our
ready-made stock, and secure garments equal
in all respects.
HaJ scay 6etggeenl BENNETT & Co.,
FiJth and TOWER HALL,
Sirth SIS. No. SIS MARKET ST.
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HhIagOnlsL hgansI Ironbes OF the hIOnlII Ibtf -
superiority over all tonics and appetlzets enss Me
have used certain, and cannot but Wsh tnht youL
wholesome beverage may come into univ9csHd S s
merits the preference over all spirituouS foOs
day." lb2 HInW
Sold by all DruggistE. Wholesale Agent, WARD J.
CAFFEE, Drug Broker and Commission MeIchhnt,
Southeast Corner OF OtCaESNUT and FRONT streets
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ATTEMPTED BURGLARY.-About half-past ten
dwelling of James Burns, No. 1882 Barlow street,
by means of q trap-door. He made such great
racket in prying open chest, that he was heard
by an elderly lady in the lower part of the house,
whose screams made him take leg bail. In his
haste he left a pair of new patent feathers on
the roof, He got nothing.
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lal Marine NeaOs see Third PAGE

ITItTU
ARRIVED THIS MORNING.
Schr Merchant, Lloyd, days from Concord DEL,
with lumber TO 1. b, Phillips.
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ELECTION OF OPFIcERs.-At the annual meet
inc of the stockholders of the Schuylkill and
SusGuehanna Railroad Company, held this
morning, the following officers were duly
eleoted:- o,.,
Managers-H. p. Mexican, A. II. Borie, r. B.
Cabeen. j. b. Lippincott, John Ashhurst. John
Tucker Treasurer-S. Bradford. Secretary
NJ III Webb,
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AN ECCENTRIC PERsoN.-This morning one
a soree Goudey went on a little spree, and
before he got through with IT ms apparel was
sStahi,shmenI, on Coates street, near Twenty
tbird being near at hand, Gouldey stepped in
swaitipg this operation he noticed Mr.. Seemil-
ier's silver watch, with gold chain attached
which, on leaving, he appropriated TO himself.
Int he was oyertaken with his booty at Twenty
i"nrth and Hamilton streets, and locked up, TO
give an account Of his doings
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MEETING OF THE BOARD OF SURvEYs.-The
Board assembled at half-past ten o'clock this
morning The following applications were
agreed to:-For drain on Federal street, be-
tween Fourteenth and Fifteenth, of lO-inch pipe;
a drain on Ellington street. from Jayne north
ward to Ninth street, of l0.inch pipe; drain
on German street, between Third and Fourth, OF
l0.inch pipe. The applications were granted,
the Improvements 10 be at the expense OF
petitioners. A number of applications and
appeals were made and referred TO their proper
Committees TO be reported upon at the next
meeting. e,,
Petitions for sewers were approved as follows;
One on Girard avenue, from Ninth 10 Ienln
street, to be of pipe feet inches; one on wash
ington avenue, between Broad and Fifteenth
street, of 2Oinch pipe at expense OF petitioners
one on Green and Fifteenth streets, pipe ieet
inches: on Locust, between Forty-nrst ana
Forty second street, S-inch pipe, at expense OF
petitioners; on Huntington, from emerald 10
Jasper street, 3-feet pipe; on Third street, pc
tween Brown and Coates, feet inch brick
sewer; on Georges Court, between SAMSON and
Chestnut street, permission was given 10 lay u
2.inch iron pipe on the top of sewer, for the
nurnose of conveying exhaust steam; on Arch
street between Sixth and Seventh, lO.inch pipe
al pense of petitioners; on Amber street, from
Seroiant 10 cum berland, 3-feet sewer. A petition
for constructing a sewer ON Pearl street, Fli-
teepth Wand, was laid on the table.
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THE NORTH PENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD adver-
80 an anotber column an important change
sloS s ~. g Mschadule for summer arrangements To
talie ~ We effect on Wednesday next Theincreasing
importance of the trade with tae iMsnspoy and
DEMONSTRATIONS. ~ and two daily connections are
to be given TO both OF those sections IN ne ] new
ieaving Phiiadelphia at $40 p, NJ, is also In the
programme.
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TAKE NoTICB.-It has become a practice of
late, for numbers of disorderly persons to fre-
quent the rural districts on Sundays to in
dulge In drunkenness rioting, and other law
less conduct. to the great annoyance OF the resi-
given orders for the arrest of all persons par
ticipating in these unlawful assemblages, being
determined 10 suppress this growing evil.
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HEARING BEFORE U. COMMISSIONERS s.-Wil-
liam Il. Lancaster, who keeps a rectifying esta-
blishment in the rear OF No. 1909 Otsego street,
was brought before United States Commissioned
Hibler this morning, charged with illegal sell
ing of whisky.
Mr.. j. Byrnes being sworn, testified as fol-
April, at his rectifying establishment, in the
his books, which examined and footed up pur-
hand about two hundred and sixty-eight gal
Ions. In the rectifying room / found fifteen
full barrels Of spirits and one partially full.
and in an adjoining shed 1--WE full bar.
rels. On the following morning 1 re-
visited Mr.. Lancaster's establishment and
found two barrels had been added to the
five, making seven, which would amount
in the aggregate to $40 gallons, and his books
showed only about 26S gallons. l asked him in
regard TO the discrepancy between the amount
on hand and that shown by his books, and he
replied there was purchase of 500 gallons he
had not entered, which would still leave a diff
ference. asked him in regard TO the persons
OF whom he purchased, and he was unable to
give any information as to their address; said
they were agents, and that he purchased for
cash. asked him to whom he sold. He said
he knew nothing about them; that he sold
through an agent whom he thought was a resi-
dent of New York, and his name was Jones'
| asked him II he had any bills. and he replied
he had not; the reason he alleged was that his
pock ct had been picked.
He was bound over in the sum of $1,000 to
appear at court, Mr.. William NJ. Cooper enter
ing security.
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ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO EVENING TELHsRkPH.t
WASHINGTON, May s.
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DIsORDERLY HOUSE CAsEs.-Isaac Moore was
taken into custody last evening for keeping
disorderly house at No. l742 Olive street. Alder
man Hutchinson held him in $500 bail to
answer, and his seven associates in S40O ball to
keep the peace.
John Pollett for being the alleged proprietor
of a similar establishment at No. SIG s. Seventh
street, was held in $500 bail, and his eleven
inmates were likewise held to keep the peace.
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HoFF,s MATT EXTRACT.
BEVERAGE OF HEALTH.

Letter from w. II. McCormackl
Esq, No. 23s West Fifty-secono
street. 80.
"NRw YORK, Feb. %, 1857.
ITO j.. HoFF, ksq.;--l nave
found your Malt EXTRACT an tne s,.,ess Dess
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THE RESULT OF SUNDAYS BoATNG-A MAN
DRowNED-Yesterday afternoon four persons,
hein0 about half intoxicated, determined upon
having a boat ride. SO they all piled into
she Schuylkill, a hat blew OFF. One OF them at
tamnting to reach it, so far destroyed the equili-
hrinTn OF the boat that it capsized, and all were
soon struggling in the water. Three were able
~ syuInn to shore, but the fourth, Hugh Cuth-
bersome, a young Scotchman, went down. The
bodv was not recovered till late last night.
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~ BOYS HATS AND GAPS FOR SPRING
V-The greatest variety, and at reduced prices, at
MCCALLA'S,
Northeast corner of TENTH and CHESNUT,
Formerly Chesnut, above Sixth and Chestnut, above
Eighth, 81 5pf
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YOUNG MN

Who have; nJu!cd thcmscIVus ny = certain rrss
tics indrIgrd IN when alone habit frequently
LEANED rom ovil coinpauiups or At school ibs
riIrrts II which are nightly felt, stn whsa
al N and II not cared rsBdors marriage I'm.
possible. ADD dcstruya both mind and bodJ.
Irru.l apply immediately.
what a pits that young man, tie boi> ~
hs country. ihr darling u his parents. should
bc pnat, he'd fiom all prospects, sDd rnJoymeafs
Of lite los the cpnscgIn Dcer OF dcStatIhg fgols
lilo nail, of naiuru and Indnldug In \ c',rtsis
ycrrrt iailt Such persons must, Lpfors ess-
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ELECTION OF DIRECTORS. - The
stockholders Of the National Banks in
this city yesterday elected their Direc-
tors for the ensuing year. The gentle
men composing the several Boards for
the past year having given entire
satisfaction, were generally reelected.
The following is list of the Directors
elected for the Banks designated:
Merchants National Bank of Vest Tir-
giaia.-Messrs. r. Crangle, T. Sweeney,
A. Allen Howell, J. c. Acheson, Jacob
Berger, J. n. Vance; l.. S. Delaplain,
John Donlon, and James Dalzell.
National Bank Of Vest Virginid.-
Messrs. James w. Paxton, NJ. Reilly,
Joseph Seybold, James Maxwell, Arthur
Little, C. Oglebay, NJ. Pollock, A. S.
Told and J. Il. Hubbard.
First National Bank Of Wkeeling.-
Messrs. George X. Wheat, John X. Bots
ford, John l.. Hobbs, Chester d. Knox,
Jacob S. Rhodes, Joseph Bell, G. W.
Franzheim and A. w. Campbell.
National Sarings Bank of WheelinJ.-
Mcssrs. T. II. List, r.. Gibson, j. L. Sti-
fel; X. Pratt, j. c. Thomas, L. N. bod
son and X. A. Meade.
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LIvING.-Henry Streng, who was on
Thursday last shot in Allegheny City by
his son-in-law, Jacob Baltzell, of this
city, was still alive at late hour on
Monday night. But faint hopes were
entertained of his recovery, by the at
tending physician.
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MACuINERYFGR SALE.

J,IIE FOLLOWING MACHINERY WILL
be sold in lots 20 suit purchasers. 1t is all
an excellent condition, having run but few
months;
stroke, complete.
one Double Flucd Boiler ~ inches, % feet
long.
one Iron Smoke Stack.
one Patent Corn shelter, with cleaner attach
oil. capacity $40 bushels per hour.
one Bradford Burr Mill 80 inches.
Ono Wheat Separator.
Ono Grenwalds Steam Holster.
-Four sets Elevators and Conveyors.
One Wind Mill.
Together with n large amount OF Shaftns,
Beyel Gearing, Betting, &c
PRYOR, HANDLAN & CO.,
Nos. IS, IL and r. Main street
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ATTEMPTED ESCAPE OF PRISONERS
Just after dusk on Monday evening a
desperate attempt was made by eleven
prisoners to escape from our county
jail. During the afternoon, in order to
afford. the prisoners an opportunity to
get exercise in walking and jumping
around, they are released from their
cells and permitted to have the use OF
the hall of the Jail. Jailor Faris and
his assistant were on their rounds to
lock up the prisoners for the night, and
the latter had unlocked and opened
the iron gate leading into the
hall, when, as he was decend-
ing the stairway, eleven prisoners
made q desperate rush for the door
Tailor Faris seized his assistant, drew
him outside the prison hall and hastily
closed and locked the door. The Pris-
oners kept up vigorous attack with
brick bats for few moments, but when
the Tailor drew his revolver and fired
into their ranks, the fellows scampcrcd
off to their cells in a hurry. The men
were led by notorious rogue
named Williams, who was
sent here as "A convict for
one year. He narrowly escaped death,
as the ball discharged from the Jailor's
revolver grazed his head. He was hand
cuffed for the night, and will, together
with the other ten men, be kept in
close confinement for some time.
The prisoners were all soon safely
locked up in their cells, and thus ended
the second attempt within the present
month, to escape from our county Jail.
Upon examination, Tailor Faris discov-
cred that the men had torn out a
portion of brick chimney in one
of the cells, and thus they OBJ
tanned a supply of brick bats
to be used in the attack. The whole
affair was undoubtedly planned and
agreed upon during the day, as the
bricks were placed in a convenient
place, aud all the prisoners were in the
first cell from the door. Jailor Faris
deserves great pl aise for exercising such
GOODNESS and presence of mind. Had he
acted rashly perhaps some of the scoun-
drels would have been at large to-day.
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serves the thanks of the Department
and of the public at large for the detec-
ton of an offender whose depredations
have caused many losses to our business
men and tended to cast suspicion upon
every person connected with the mail
service.
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS
pr. JOHNSTON,

Member Of the Ro,al College 81 Surgrons, Lon.
don. graduate. from one of the most eminent
Colleges in the United States, and the greater
part Of whose life has been spent IN the hospitals
~ London Paris Philadelphia aud elsewhere,
Ia, effected sotlte of the NEST astonishing cure,
that were ever known. Many troubled viii
ringing In the head and ears when asleep, grca!
pcryo,lsucss, bring alarmed NJ sudden sounds,
basliulncss, with frequent hlushing, attended
s"mrtimcs with arrangement of mind, WIRE sur.
ed immediately.
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NOTICES..
Important to Gardeners.
IrE WOIID Cali. TIE ATTN

w TON of all PRACTICAL Gardeners to the ad.
vantage If putting in their orders 70 seeds early
"a there are many varieties very short this
season.
We propose tax ing orders for seeds sending
them on to David I.ardTcth & Son, of Philadel-
pha the only re liable serdsmen) and there have
each order put up separately, render the pur.
chaser the original invoice and charge him Ian.
drcth's prices. y full and complete stock OF seed
on bands through the season.
PRYOR BOYD & co,
Agricultural Warehouseand Seed Store, Ne Is
Main street Wheeling, W. Va. JAM