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FROM W;4SHLNGTON.
"Details ofthe Chinese Massacre.


Spectdl Despatch TO The BueniTlg Telegraph
WASHINGTON, Aug 20.-The Navy Department has
received dispatches from Commander Z. =. McCrea,
commanding the Monocacy, and senior naval oficer
present in Japanese waters, in regard to the
massacre of French missionaries and Others at
Tien-tsin, China, and states that their houses
destroyed and brutality reigned. Accompanying
his report is detailed account OF the particulars OF
the outrages from the Japanese and Chinese papers,
which states that the frightful massacre of the
French on the 21st of June was the most cruel and
savage butchery of foreigners that has ever taken
details come before the civilized world the
Chinese will be cast lower than the bloodthirsty
fends OF the Indian mutiny war. Tne AshuelOt
Commander Taylor. left Hong Kong July for the
scene Of the aforementioned outrages
Owing to protracted drought in all the northern
tasting Of the Chinese to propitate the gods and
duce rain 10 fall.
Secretary Robeson
at Trenton N j., yesterday and reports his re-
turn to Washington next week.
The severn
has left Hampton Roads and gone up 10 the Norfolk
Navy Yard for repairs.
Naval Orders.
Despatch to the Associated Press
WASHINGTON, Aug 20.-The Navy Department as
ordered Captain Colhoun to the Philadelphia Navy
Yard as Inspector of Ordnance.
Captain Nicholson has been detached from the
command OF the Benicia, and Commander Kimberly
ordered to succeed him.
Army Matters.
Ninety privates now in confinement at AlatreZ
Island, California, undergoing sentence OF general
court-martis, have been transferred to the general
military service.
Assistant Surgeon Marsh has resigned
Lieutenant Wands is, at his own request honor.
ably discharged the service, with one years pay.
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FROM THE VEST.
pInnin. MIN Hurned.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 19.-The planning mill Of
William Cameron e. Co. and four-story brick
building opposite the Cincinnati, Hamilton and
Dayton Railroad depot, caught fire to-day, and
the damage amounts to about $4,000; nearly
covered by insurance,
The National Labor Congress.
The evening session of the Labor Congress
was exciting. The platform as proposed by the
committee was adopted, and the convention
then took up the resolution to inaugurate a new
distinctive party, to be called the National Labor
Reform party. After considerable debate the
resolution was carried.
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THE FINAL EXCURSION OF BEcK's BAND
The last New York Bay excursion by Beck's
Philadelphia Band will take place on Thursday
next, August 25 a slight variation of the pro
gramme from that of previous times is an
nounced for this occasion. The boat will touch
at New York, and allow all who wish to take
stroll of three hours around Central Park, while
the remainder will proceed up the Hudson to
the Palisades. The number of tickets is limited.
DRowNED.-William F. Keepers, aged 81
years, and tinsmith by trade, residing on
Seventeenth street. below Master, having in
vented some novel mode of fishing by aid of
lamp, last night visited the Falls OF Schuylkill
TO try it. From some unknown cause he tum-
bled overheard and was drowned, his boat being
found floating down the stream
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE. = Last night Mary
Robinson, aged thirty years, attempted to com
NIT suicide by jumping into the Delaware at
Bainbridge street wharf. She was rescued by
Officer Mccullough aud removed to the Second
District Station House.
FIREs.-The chair mandatory No. 209 Brown
street was slightly damaged by fire about 10
o'clock this morning.
At 1920 P N. the roof OF the dwelling in the
rear of No. 1890 Wheat street sustained trhing
damage.
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Ba,t,mors Produo. mark.,

BALTIMORE, Aug. 20. = Cotton quiet Dut firm
middling upland nomlnally 19@19Hc.; none here.
6'26; do extra, s65O@z5O; do family, S175@s5O
City Mills, superIne, s6@7; do extra s6'5Ot97 so
do. family, ss@9T5; Western supertne s5T5@6'25
quiet and unchanged; Maryland amber, 81 5091 60
good 10 primesred, Sl'3O6 As; inferior to fair, 81 10
@145. Corn = White, sl@li0; yellow duh and
neglected; Western white, s5c. c.@sl O2; mixed West
ern, 90@95c. Oats, 45@947c. Rye, S0@S5c Mess Pork
more duh. Bacon quiet; rib sides, 17s4c.; clear
do. 1sAc. shoulders l5alc. Hams, 26c. Lard dull
at l7917Hc. Whisky steady at 97c. no sales.
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BOOTS.
A BnrRlar CAPTURED.

Men do not, as general thing, attribute to
women any amount OF courage, yetneVertheless
examples thereof are occasionally given. About
9 o'clock last night burglar entered she house
of Nathaniel Fry, No. 1912 Fitzwater street.
and commenced rausacking room after
room until he reached the family bed
chamber. Here he commenced helping him
self to various articles, but was soon
interrupted. Mrs Fry being down stairs, and
having occasion to visit her room, started there
for. The noise of her approach led the burglar
to seek shelter, and accordingly he popped
under the bed, thinking that he was ali right
Mrs. Fry soon entered and the first thing She
espied was pair of number boots encasing a
pair of feet Now, whilst she knew that Mr.
Fry bad been speeding the night with some
friends, and might have also been celebrating
the Prussian victories, yet no preacher in
Christendom could tell her that he wore No 9s.
She was well aware that he prided
himself on wearing No, 3s, and
a stranger Unlike most other women, she did
not scream, yell, or fall into Mysteries at the
discovery but, moving uaconcernedly around
the room, she reached the door and coolly de-
sceDded the stairs. Once on the ground floor
she made q hasty exit, and securing the services
of Policeman Laird, both cautiously returned to
the bed-chamber, wherein they found Mr.. Bur-
glar walking about examining the furniture
search of him brought forth lot of jewelry and
some cash belonging to Mrs. Fry, and in a
corner was found lot of her clothing packed
up and ready for carrying off. The prisoner
gave the name of John Frenayo. He will have
a hearing to-day at the Central Station.
MUNDY's MOONLIGHT ExCURsIoN.-Mr. ID.
II. Mundy, the active and efficient agent of the
Camden and Atlantic Railroad, gives his thir-
teenth annual moonlight excursion to Atlantic
City this evening, the last boat leaving Vine
street wharf at 8 o'clock p. NJ. Mr.. Mundys
excursions have always given the utmost salts
faction TO the large number of participants that
are sare to patroniZe them, and the one an-
nounced for this evening cannot fail to be
equally successful, and afford delightful aud
enjoyable time to all who avail themselves of
the pleafures of the occasion.
FIRE.-About 1915 this morning two frame
dwellings, unoccupied, situated on Front street.
below Moore, were damaged to considerable
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CLEANLINESS.
Our Pubiic Baths,

The reports of the superintendents of our
several public BATH houses go to show that the
proverb cleanliness is next to godliness" is
being daily carried out, and is daily spreading.
Judging from the number of bathers no one can
rated by Select Councilman Marcus, for it is to
him principally that our poorer residents are
indebted for the luxury of bath now and then.
The bath-house moored in the Schuylkill at
South street wharf, ten days ago has since been
3190 were men, 847 women, 7102 boys, and 1916
girls
During the week ending yesterday the visitors
at the variOus bath houses Were:-
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CLEARED THIS MoRNIN,

CLEARED THIS MORNING.
snip Jonn Haney, Lowell, Antwerp, Workman q Co.
Steamship Whirlwind, Sherman, Providence, ID. s.
Stetson Il Co.
Steamship Norfolk, Platt, Richmond and Norfolk,
w. p. Clyde d Co.
Steamer New York. Jones, Georgetown and Alloy
andria, w. p. Clyde IL Co.
Str Bristol Wallace, New York, W. p Clyde & Co
Str Vulcan, Wilcox, New York, W. NJ Baird n Co
Steamer FRANK fIerce, new YORK, do
Steamer United, Rider, Norfolk Audenrled, Norton
Il Co.
Bark Warren White, Lamb, ST. John, N b., souder
Bark Mary Cook, Taylor, Elsinore for orders Work
man Co.
Bark 0bers, Decke, Montreal, Workman g. Co.
Brig Samuel Welsh, Darrah, Portsmouth, Warren &
Gregg.
schr <. E. Cranmer, Cranmer, Boston, AudenrIed,
Norton Il Co.
Schr Sarah Warren, Blake, Edenton, CO. .
Schr j. j. Harris Davis Somerset, do
Schr Casper Heft Shoe, Richmond, do
Schr Banvard, Magee, Richmond, do.
Schr Babel H., Irons, Boston, Day, Huddell & co.
Schr Daniel Clifford, Terrell, Boston, do
Schr John Stroup Crawford, Boston, do
Schr Mary Patton, Cummings, Bangor do
Schr Lizzie d. Small, Tice Danversport, do
Schr Joseph Seger Ellis, Charleston, S. c., Repplier
Gordon & Co.
Schr David Collins, Townsend, Salem Mass do.
Schr NJ. E. Amsden, Landes, Boston, do
Schr Taylor & Mars, Cheeseman, Chelsea, do
Tug Thomas Jefferson, Allen, Baltimore, with a tow
OF barges, W. p. Clyde Il Co.
Tug G. b. Hutchins, Davis, Hayre- de. Grace with a
tow OF barges, W. z. Clyde Il Co.
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At the bath-house moored at the Wire Bridge
on Thursday, the visitors during the day aud
yesterday numbered 500 men and 700 boys. By
the above it will be seen that during the space
of ten days no less than 1853 men, 107l women,
1924 boys and 1920 girls were granted the in
20 100.
Yesterday no little excitement was occasioned
at the Otis street bath, owing to the house
breaking from the moorings and floating down
the stream. For time the occupants, some 40
in number, knew nothing of the affair, but kept
on bathing as usual. The first thing that at
tracted their attention was the fact of their
being allowed TO remain therein so long. After
some little trouble the house was secured by
ropes, and once more towed back TO the wharf.
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NEW YORK, Aug. 2O.-Stocks dull Money
easy at 4@o per cent God 115]6. 52Os 1862 coupon,
1866, new, no; do. 1867, ito; do 1s6s, 1iO i64os,
1Os79 Virginia skies, new, 63; Missouri SKIES 9OJ
y. Y; Central and Hudson River, s5%; Erie, 22ll
trail, lls; Michigan Southern, e1 Illinois Cen
tral, 1857 Cleveland and Pittsburg, 1O4k; Chicago
and Rock Island, 1885,; Pttsburg and Fort
Wayne, "a; Western Union Telegraph, s4X
New York Produce Market
NEW YORK, Aug. 20.-Cotton quiet: sales of
coo bales at 1850. Flour dull, but without decided
change. Sales 1900 barrels. Wheat dull; sales
1900 bushels No. at 81 90; winter red 14O Corn
dull mixed Western at S5C9S9c; sales 49, 900 bushels
Oats frmer State 50955c Provisions unchanged.
Whisky quiet at 961C.
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FROM THE DOMINION
The Great Ottawa Fire.

TORONTO, Aug. 20.-The last advices from Ottawa
say the City was excited all day yesterday Bus
ness was totally suspended. Engines were PLAYING
through the streets, and troops have been called out
to render assistance. Montreal and other places
have also been telegraphed to for assistance. The
fire extended to within few hundred yards of the
southeast end Of the city The Canal has been cut
to Ood the burning district and arrest the progress
uf the flames.
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Philadelphia Trade Report.

SATURDAY, Aug. ZU-BaTk is dun az $50 f3 ton Tor
No. QuercitTon.
scarce and wanted at g. 35. Timothy ls in fair de-
mand at S4'b0@5.
There is but little doing in the hour market and
prices favor buyers. There is no demand fof saip-
ments, and the operations OF the home consumers
are confined TO their immediate wants; a few hum
dred barrels were taken, including superhne at
s5 50@5T5; extras at S6@626. Northwestern extra
family at So 25@1 Pennsylvania do. do at sT9T 50 ;
Indiana and OHIO do. do. within the same raage.
and fancy brands at S7'759S so, as in quality. Rye
Meal.
The Wheat market is dull ann weak. Sales OF Old
Pennsylvania red 81 42C9l 45 1900 bushels new Wes-
at s1'35 ~
Whisky is dun. 40 barrels Western iron-bound
sold az sec., and so barrels do. wood al 0Ic.
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Thls nIorning,s Quotariou.,

LONDON, Aug 20-ll 30 M.-Consols opened az 81 3
is6Qs, ssh lseos, o.d, sly; 1s67s, s619 lO-i0s,
s2K Railways steady Erie, l7H; illinois Central,
40: Atlantic and Great Western, 22H.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 2O-1130A. M.-Cotton opens
firm and advancing; uplands, 9@91sd. Orleans, 9l6
White Wheat, los. Cd red winter, 9s. 90. Llnseed
cakes duh.
LII TjnSSaed 0f drm Turnentne dnll
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IncendiGry Fires In Troy,

TROY, Aug. 20.-Within two days six incendiary
fires have occurred in this CITY, The last was this
morning, in shed in the rear OF Stoddard & Bur
tons drug store, on Congress street, and caused a
loss OF s6O0O The damage by the other fires was
slight
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Thia Aflernoon's Quotatlens.

9ls for money and 9l5S for account American Sc
cufes quiet u. s. b-2os OF 1862, ssx; OF is65, Old
III Illinois Central, iii Atlantic and Great West
eTn, 2213.
LiyERPooL, Aug. 20-lS0 T. M.-Cotton closed
active and bnoyanf; middling uplands, 91<d mid
ding Orleans 91d. Sales OF 19, 600 bales, OF which
5000 were taken for export and speculation. Pork
ass.
HAvRE. Aug 2O-Cotton nrm middllng Orleans
9THf saes Of the week. 35, geo bales; stock, $4,000
bales.
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ARRIyFp THIs MORNINg.

Steamer r. Willing, Cundiff, 10 hours from Balt.
Steamer G. II. Stout, Ford from Georgetown and
Alexandria, with mdse. 70 w. p. Clyde & Co.
YORK, with n mdse. to w. p % clyde Ss' Co. ''O NC"
Steamer United, Rider from Georgetown, D; g.
@S Da5s 5sas hsnRaR to days from Ba
Bark siih, Gilkey, days from Boston, in ballast
schr 9. E. Paige, Doughty, from Wilmington, C.,
with Dava stores and shingles to -.
Schr Z. II. Blocksom, Morris, days from Little
Creek, with grain 10 JOS. K. Palmer
Schr Harriet Fuller, Willard, from Portland, with
molasses to T. p. Stotesoury & Co.-vessel to War
schr T. S. Mcclellan, Farr, from Portland, with
ice to Knickerbocker Ice Co.-vessel to Warren &
Schr c. F. Young, Richardson, from Boston, with
ice to KnickeIbocker Ice Co.-vessel to Warren *
scisr John Cadwalader, steelman, from Boston.
Schr Reading RR. No. Al, Read from Hartford.
Schr A. T. Cohen, Springer, from Pawtucket;
Tug Hudson, Nicholson from Baltimore, with
tow OF barges TO w. p. Clyde Co;
Schr nj. Perrin, Fisher from Cohasset
Schr @. L. HerricE, Paldin, from Providence.
Schr Rising Sun, Jones, from Boston;
Schr W. W. Marcy, Blackman, from Boston.
schr Alaska Clark from New York
Schr John Lancaster, Williams. from Providence.
Schr Sarah A. Hoffman, Hoffman, from Boston.
schr william Rs GGPe HPeteE saSs To from
Schr Lizzie d. Small, Tlce, from Danversport.
schr nightingale, e, e, Beeoe, from Providence
Schr H. S. Brooks Love- from Boston.
scbr Morning Light Burns, fm Georgetown' Dc:
Scnr DICK WlHdihbs OOIeOilI iIOu OdtuluOii WIN
ice 10 Knickerbocker Ice Co.
BELOW.
Mr.. A. Hughes, pilot, reports having seen an uu-
known barkentine of Reedy Island, last eyening,
supposed TO be the Kaleb, from Havana.
Special Despatch TO The Evening Islsgraph
HAyRE-DE-GRAoE Aug. 2O.-The following boats
left this morning In tow:-
Reading, Fisher Co, with lumber 10 huiing x
Son.
Patterson Lippincott. with lumber to Patterson
a Lppincott Co..
VIM. s. Taylor. with lumber, for Darby.
John Rowe, With bark to order.
Wm S. Boyd, with lime, for Chesapeake
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THE INSURANCE PArRoI-The report of
Captain McCusker of the Insurance Patrol,
shows that during the month of July there we're
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FROM NEW YORK.
steamtug and Schooner sunk

OswEGo, Aug. 20.-The tug Maria Melvin while
towing the schooner Norwegian early this morning
parted the tow-ine, which foued the tugs wheel,
and both vessels went ashore under Fort Ontario
and are fun Of water. The schooner had no cargo.
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OF these 70 were three-story orick dwellings,,
s four story brick buildings, two-story frame
buildings, two-story brick buildings, one
story frame sheds 10 three-story brick baild-
iDgs, 2 six-story brick buildings, I iye-story
brick building 2 two-story frame dwellings, l
two and a-half-story store dwelling
TEE MORTALITY OF THE C1TY.-The number of
deaths In the city for the week ending at to-
day was 376, being decrease Of 33 from those Of
last week. and increase of 40 the correspond
ing period Of last year. OF these 1873 were adults 2
were minors s06 were born in the United States 90
were foreign 10 were people of color: and ~ we're
from the country OF this number AZ died of consump
ton of the lungs Of disease of the heart 29 OF maras
sions; 5 of scarlet fever; of Inflammation of the
lungs; of congestion Of the brain; 10 Of debility
SO of cholera infantum; and Of relapsing fever.
The deaths were divided as follows among the
different wards;-
WnHda
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIgENCE,
or additional Marine Neios see inside Pa0es

PORT OF PHILADELPHIA. ATJGITST on
STATE OF THERMOMETER AT TIE EVENING TELEGRAPH
OFFICE.
a. M.......,7S IL A. M. .... .S9I2P. ea
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FIRE.-About 1915 this morning two frame
dwellings, unoccupied, situated on Front street,
below Moore, were damaged to considerable
sxtspt BY fire.
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REI.OVV

Mr.. A. Hughes, pilot reports having seen an uu-
known baTkentine OF Reedy Island, last evening,
supposed TO be the Kaeb, from Havana.
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Offices to Let.
Rooms to Lett

1.-TWO OFFICES in building No. 154 Commercial
i street. head OF Union Wharf.
Apply to A. X. SHURTLFFF,
au1Sd1w No. 2 1-2 Union Wharf.
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1lsc;sc AgeddeGt Ssangma~a
- - -.

5Lec;ac Essddens Enffg'aan~a
Isp THE gs.AEs3sa2.
DID, HUGHES particularly invites all Ladies. n 10
noed medical sdvser, to call q. his rooIns No. "a
Prssie Street, which they vii End arranged fer the,
special accommodation.
d.. IFS Electic Renoyatns Medicines sTs unrst
led in efficacy and superior virtue re yulatns eli
Female Irregularities. Their sction is specIa2 SD
certain Of producing relief short time
LADIES viii find IL invaluable In all caees OF CT
fructions after all other remedies have been tries. in
vain. tbs purely vegetable, containing nothing In
the least injurious 70 the heath and Ray hs tss 90
with perfect safety at sll times.
Sent to an Fart OF the country. wi th full direction
By addressing DIR HUGHES
jsn1. 1865d.Sw. t;;,. Il Fl sne Street. Portland
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Eer@slenraansr.

S@e W 1ksEJESSt
a. Hto bEss committed an excess OF sIy ind'
ashet II &c TIE solitaTy vice of YOUTH the tina.
rs reeuke OF misplaced conf dence in u1atureg Fssrt
sEEk sos. an ANTIDoTE IN SEASON.
Ehs rains and Aches, zee Lassitude and Narsoce
gfostratiop that may follow Impure Coitior,
are the Barometer to the whole system,
do cot Wait for the that is sure 70 fOI.
'oy: 90 net wait for Unsightly Ulcers 20.
ssseSef Limbs. for Loss Of BeausY
s1S Complexion.
Es > 8 1%f EssensesY,s@ s}sso .sessags So 3 r.s
by 53&hs@g9 EsGansis,aes.
fo.as men troubled with emissions In sleet..--s
Complaint generally the result of bad habiy In
YOUTH treated scientifically and perfect cure var-
rsnted OF no charge made.
Hardly day passes but we are consulted By one OF
more young men with the shove disease, sons Of
whom weak and eraaeated ~ though they hsd
tae consnpton, and by their friends are pupposed e
have ir All such cases yield to the proper and only
oorrsot courss Of treatment, and In ahors styc~ sYe
made to re'oioe In perfect health.
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Poetry.


BY MILES o'REILLY.
Sadly from my host parted,
Stiff h. was, bur genial hearted;
And a tear unbiiden started,
As lingerngly delayed:
There the mother God before us
Prim as ever, and decerous,
But her eve meaning bore us
Kinder than her tongue eonVese'.
Round the SUPPER room, the glowing
Logs a fitful light were throw ing;
while the night bret re, hoaTsely blowing.
Murmured through the circling trees,
Friends. adieui must oppose you'll;
III repaid the debt he owes you,
Ii your guest should now expose you
Unto draughts so rude as thesa!'
Cruel Laura seemed delighted
AT my leavlug-"lll requited
Lovei' thought, and , ct she lighted
Me, departing, to the door;
Suddenly-ot no use saying
How-the hreezs, trolic playing,
Blew the light out-and DELAYING
Grew more pleasant Than before.
Dauk end cod The midnight drizz'e,
Zone adieu! i hear the wbisile!"
Something secured TO strive and wrestle,
AS we tore ourselves apart:
What look place, have 40 inkling,
For my ear was smartly tnkling;
And an ther soul seemed mingling,
Lap. conducted, through MY heart.
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To i ct.

THE desirable store, No. 10 Market Square.
L Apply to tjun9t] WIN. HAMMOD.
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Eassis~EEs2 HeA.


Thefs are many nen OF the age OF thirty whe ere
troubled with too frequent excavations from the tlad
DER oftensaaccn9sniad by slight sinart;ns .: burn.
log sensation, and weakening the system In man
ner the patient cannot account for. On examinr 4
the urinary deposits ropy sediment vii lottsp be
ound and sometimes small particles of semen or AL
bumen will appear, OF the coior will be of thin milk
iah hue, again changing to dark and turoid sYresy
nnce There are many wie die Of this d;sfcalt,
ignorant of the cause, which ia tbs
SECOND STAGE on sEnfNAL wgAxysss
can warrant perfect cure in such cases, sl1 =
fnl! and healthy restoration of the urinary crgane
Persons who cannot personally consult the d.,
can do go By writing, In plain manner iescrtt,.
ton OF thsr diseases, and the spYrcursta rsmedss,
will be forwer3si imiae. etes,.
2Au correspondence strictly o0I1dsntta: al. III,
b. returned, Il ass;zsd.
Addrass: d.. J. =. & UGREs,
No. II ?rehle Stress
HoEt door to the Prepla Eouse. parf,nrt Il.
S--1f a Sfsr,p Eax N;r,ua.I
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Norfolk and Baltimore AMI Washington D. o
Steamship Line.
Camarisc0tta & WaIdoboro
First Trip COmmencing April2.

.-zs4@,4s SteamerssCbas. Her-l-
IF tons" ALDEN WINCHEN-
C~NCWttGZhRb BACH Master, win leave the
west side OF Atlantic Wharf,
9 - 1901 OF India Street. every
SATURDAY at o'clocs A. NJ. for Damariseotts.
anu every EDNESDAY, at O'Clock A. NJ for
Waldoboro, touching at intermediate landings.
RETURNING-will leavs Danariscotta ever,
MONDAY, att O'Clock A. nj, and Waldobore' tyetS
THURSDAY at O'Clock A. NJ.
Freight received alter o'clock L NJ, on DAYS pre-.
vions 10 sal ins -
foi further particulars inquire of
mr23dtt liz commer.,,o, O.