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Proceedings of the City Council.
REGuI IL SESSInN


| TUESDAY, May IS, 1858.
| FIRST BRANCH-Branch met Present John T. Ford
Esq, President and all the members except Mr. Banded
Mr.. Talbot presented tition from J. J. 4 F. Turner
and others for the repeal of the law prohibiting the bring
ing of oysters into the city during the summer months
Referred to the Committee on Health
Mr. Clark, from the Committee HEALTH repored unop
the petition of VIM McIain end Others asking for The
ment of nuisance McKim Street, from the Factory cr
the Mesrs Kimberly that the petitioners had their re
dress IN court and advised them to bring the matter to
the attention of the Grand Jury The report with
| ldtion discharging the Committee, were adopted
| Mr.. Wood, from the Committee on Police and Jail re
ported that they had complied with resolution directing
them to inquire into the matter set forth in the petition
K France and others, against the removal of hacks from,
Monument Square and informed by the propretos
of Barnums Hotel and the GimOr House. who denied ba
ing interested as hack and stated they had no
er interest in the matter than abae nuisance of av
ing the Square crowded with hacks He submitted 4
resolution to discharge the Committee rom further cons;d
Grafton of the subject. Adopted
Mriynes, from the Committee Markets reported adj
verse to the petition of Goodman and Others for the in
production of lamps in place of the oil ones now in
| III the liollins street market. Adopted.
lie also presented report upon the petition of D. C.
rlsco ana others for prohibiting the standing emntv
market wagons in front of their stores on Baltimora
that the clerk of the market had power to remedy the
complained Of and the Committee asked be DISCHARGED
! Adopted heu
Also, report relative to the petition of VIM Nickel
for the possession OF stall in the Lexington market
claimed by colored man named Oswald Brulev directin
the clerk OF the market to inquire into the subject and If
he finds the claim of Nickel well founded to nut him in
possession thereof "
He then offered substitute for the report of the Com
mttee that the Committee be discharged from the futbr
| consideration of the subject.
The substitute rejected, also a motion to ro
commit the matter to the Committee, when their rcnort
adopted.
Mr. Wood presented ordinance the protection and
preservation of the Battle Monument, by the excluding
of hacks from the Square excepting when engaged Read
and laid the table.
Mr. Hynes from the Committee Markets, reported ad
verse to the petition of Francis Brown prohibiting the
renting of market stalls to colored persons Adopted
Mr. Dukehart presented petition from the reporters of
the daily asking be furnished with copies of or
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN
CHINCmAs-Shjp Tofdnt.
suano, +. Barrcda & Fro.

oo, CHIYcmAs-SAip To'am
900 tons guano, f. Barrcda g. Bro.
PALERMO-Sckr Ed,rord HILL
% DTS canary seed 80 bags bers, 200 do. sumac G5
do walnuts, cantars corkwood boxes maccaron
&c" oranges, LOO do lemons, 10 phi Crosby Il Son
BREMEN-Br. Ship Lama.
boxes mdsc., Lewis bret & Co.; . bales do F. W & E.
Ian amman : boxes do Jos Pearson Sons do do De
nus X Haven; do do. Schwcrltman " Co; pkgs d.
H. liupeld box clothing W. l.. Buckmcista II boxes
wine pkgs mdSe +. l.. Brauns K Co.. brls. cod oil
G. W. Caspari; 16l boxes segars, bales mdse G. W.
Gail; pkGc mdse., Mayer Bro. do books G. Rutland:
do, Huge Wander; % do. mdse, A. yogecr n boxes
wine, Won Kapn Arcns box books OeIrich 4 Lurman
do. mdSe Kidd & White; II pkgs do H. F. Albrrti &
Co.. u cases do, Sc casks Wine Beck & Bachmann IS
boxes sesars, A. Seemullcr & Sons; ! do do W A T. +
Marburg; 10 do do C. Brinkmeyer; l5casks mdse how
do, Geycr n WilkcnS; | do do, \. Schumacher 4 Co:
do do, Dawson X Co.. 4 do do, L. Uhlaub; . casks
MArAGuEz, P. R-Brq Cor. Brock.
2i hhds sugar. lG b5ls do lis do Molasses Stirling
Ahrcns.
RIO DE JANE1Ro.-Bar1. U-AeaHaod.
NASSAU, N Pr. Scar AIaaiic
60 hhds. sugar, Is bXs. do bbs sc kegs nails bbs
sulphur, 20 tons logwood a bales SPONGE 90 turtle lot
old iron, brass &c, F. +. Montcll.
ITvERPooL.-Ship Flora Ne Donald.
1885 sacks salt, R. Il SON liz bars iron 257s
bdlS do keyser, TroXwell Co; 10 do Rogers Wcth-
erel PIG bdls. do, +. L. Parker CO. bales bags
kneN X Co; 1G casks Ii ware f. jenkins X Sons; 1O do
do. do, p f. Brennan; q do do 80 GRATIS ware 2G7
bars iron 1873 bdlS do, 81 casks soda ash los kegs Ri
Carb soda order.
COASTWISE
New YOEK-Schr. BaI'inOre
1900 bbls. phosphate lime J. +. Turner 4 CO.
New YoRK-SicdmeI' CGfeIonia
~ bags pepper, W II. Crawford & Co; q blIs mdse
Foard Rogers; ! ,OS0 pkss. do, sundry persons
BOST0N-BNrrJge Nashua.
100 bags lnseed, Y. & !. NJ Smith; 63 bb!s fish r r
Griffith Jun casks oil $50 bags saltpetre 40 half bbs
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
CINCINNATI May 17.-Flour is UNCHANGED The HIGHER
grades and he'd better receipts since sat
ur'ay amount to only 800 bbs. of all kinds Whiskcy
has advanced to 17 c. which price there is a good de
milnu. PROVISIONS nominal.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET

MI, - May IL
the supplies of Beef and other cattle have somewhat
fallen of this week. but the market has been brisk aud
prices well maintained The offerings the two wards
amount to $50 head showing decrease about 200 be
low the amount offered the week previous there were about
o tken to New York and the balance readily disposed
at SSa95O per leo lbs including some extra lots AT $40
At last week. the transactions averaged about IS
Among the sales at Wardelt Avenue Drove Yard we no
ticc the following lots:
80 j. McCuaid, Lebanon county; so J. Abrahams Ohio
90 ID. Eckman, Lancaster county; 40 Smith 4 Mooney
ONO - John Gheen, Bucks county, 45 J. Recltel do 81
D. liamaker, Lancaster county; 20 William Fuller do 4C
L. Strickland do The balance sold in small lots
oo sheep arrived and sold at last weeks prices rang
ing from 81 to Sc each, according to quality
About 400 Cows and Calves were at market and mostly
all sold at from 5 to $50 for milch cows $50 to so for
sprngers, and SIS to $50 for dry Cows
or Hogs the receipts at the Union drove yard were
200 including 700 taken to New York Thebaance were
sold at from SOL to 4 the net 100 Lbs -
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, May 1S.-Ncithcr government nor
Lord Napier has received accurate information concerning
the visatons American vessels by British crui
1t supposed that the latter have exceeded their
instructions the published accounts have been very
much exaggerated If the transactions alleged is
believed they will be justified by Great Britain Our
by the steamer forward instructions Mr. Dallas on
the subject
The Senate Committee of Foreign Relations who have
the matter under consideration will further all the
necessary to prevent repetition of such outagcs
The President will shortly send to Congress the few ocl
ments in the possession of the Government but not as ?
been reported with recommendaory ssage the facts
are not sufficiently authentic TO justify such communi-
cation
The House Committee Of Elections have decided by ore
majority in favor of the admission of the Minnesota MEM
bcrs and will send in their report on Thursday
Government has not yet received any confirmation of the
Utah intelligence There little if any doubt how
ever that Gov Cumming and the other Federal officers had
gone to Salt Lake City Judging from the circumstance
that Col Kane few days previous had reached Fort Scott
after probably having interview with Brigham Young
Col Kane had written instructions but letter from the
President in which he expressed his confidence in the dis
erection and ability of that gentleman and recommended
him to the friendly consideration those whom the let
ter might be shown, something this effect 1t is sup
posed for the government has heard nothing from Col
Kane that he had such nversation with Brigham Young
as induced the latter TO invite Gov Cumming to Salt Lake
City with view to conference
The report Of the Fort Smelling investigating" committee
is made the special order for tomorrow in the House.
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FOREIGN MARKETS,
HAVANA NTNDEETS

D. r - May 9.
Buyers Of sugar have had slight advance much
so that quotations are not dccrmnatcy settled but may
DC considered as decline of to Z rial per arrobe
manning far too high for safe margin in view of last re
turns and adyces from United States and Europe take
the liberty OF putting the figures for today my own
view, from the actual transactions within my
with downward tendency. Whites low to mid 81 to
o good to fine 81 to 6, superior and orette 6 ZIG
yeilowS equal to Dutch Nos. IL to 20 * browns do
Nos II and Il, 3% to 3A Cucurnchos do Nos to TO- at
. to "'S Mnscoyadocs } to 4d4& Shipped in the two
past weeks 626GO boxes, of which S,59 and 1862 hhs
MuscoVado to the United States. Shipments
M bXs 5G9j hhds against time Of 1857 ISL
bXS 20 ~ hhds Molasses not plenty, good sweet 81
8 ~
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NEW YORK, May RELATIONSHIPS 200 bales market
heavy and quotations nominal Flour is heavysales of
looO bbls State 10 cts lower Ohio and Southern
changed Common to good State s395d405, and Ohio
s1Soe 4'45 Southern 81 45d470 Wheat is nrm-sales
bushels Southern Red 1OOd10S cts, White HOO
T corh Is hrm-sales of IA 000 bushels. Yellow IS
-, "hiee 'ZsIa13 cts. Beef is steady. Chicago
Sales at $17.5oa176O Prime s14151,1I o. wh;.to,. i
hrm at Il cts. Lard dull at 1OlG1l1,, cts spgor is
steady and active Porto Rico 6%a64 cts; Muscovado
6&@6H cts Coffee is steady at 1OEalo% cts. Turnen.
tne.-spirits closed steady 47G471. Rice 10 hoa.Y.
Freights.-Cotton to Liverpool 316; Flour 22s "A
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Fires.

About two O'Clock, yesterday flames observed is
suing from the roof of of a row of two story stone
dwellings, situate Oliver street the anvale Fac
tory. The flames spreading, communicated to the adoin-
ing house. and the woodwork totally destroy
ed They were unoccupied, belonged to the city and
were insured The amount of loss will not exceed $500
as they We're old and unfit for occupancy : dwellings
The fire is attributed to incendareS; and the flames are
supposed to have been knded in the first story 1t was
designed time since by the authorities to have them
removed, in order to make for contemplated
Improvements concerning the works
An attempt made Sunday night to destroy by
fire, house in the Immediately opposite the above
but IN consequence of the dampneSs the wood from
rain, the fire out leaving pretty decisive evi
dence, however of the nefarious action
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Reported for the Daily E1chdnge
Circuit Court for Hartford County.

''I.I''II' IF''I 0I Ut W., 'I'I', -I'IN IT, Io'o
Hon. Judge Price presiding, and William II. Dallam,
States Attorney, prosecuting:
The case of the State William Dutton indicted for
stealing horse the property Of James X Taylor-hereo-
fore reportedwas concluded this morning Jury still
out.
State Luther NJ Hitchcock charged with obstrucng
public highway, next taken up, and is pending
The testimony disclosed the fact that years
county commissioners upon the recommendation of the
citizens Of the ncighborhood, ordered the opening of
public road and that Hitchcock has since incroached upon
fence.
This morning the court moved its quarters from the
basement Of the IreSbyt church to the commodous
building, occupied the Masonic Methodist Pro
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tte demand at present Sales day 10 hhds Cuba at
SoaZ5s ana % hhds. Porto Rico at $637% for fair
s we continue to quote New Orleans refining grades
az o.-9a sou Cuba, English Island and Porto Rico
&c 20 foro Rico aud New Orleans fair to good
fooUa so.9' 90 prime to choice, S7dS7 %; Cuba good
hhds. ~ ID eS'iii''oo DIT 4'-VO
WHlSKEY.-The market continues dull and we are
City at 20 cts ~ - '" at ~" anu
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MONDAY, May lG.-Court opened at u m. Present,
Judges BlackfOrd and Scarburgh.
Mr. Blair, late United States Solicitor, presented the
commission OF his successor Ransom H. Gillet Esq with
his oath of office endorsed the such which at the
request of Mr. Flair, read by the chief clerk and the
same was ordered by the Court to be recorded
The amended petition in the of Barts admins. IA
tor OF Greer The United States, ordered to be
filed.
Robert breckenridge ir., Esq, of Indiana was sworn
an attorney of the Court.
Adjourned to Wednesday next, l. m.
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- - TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE
r. GILMOR, JR.,
TrIlstap

<T1.1 lRUSIEEiS SALE o. VALUABLE
EsiiI CENTRAL PROPERTY virtue of a decree Of
the Circuit Court for Baltimore City, the under
signed Trustee, will SELL by public auction, at the BAL
TlMORE EXCHANGE, on TUESDAY, the 1st day of
June, next at one o'clock, +. NJ:
ALL THAT PIECE OR PARCEL OF GROUND, stu
ate and lying in the city of Baltimore and described az
follows: Beginning for the the line of the
side of Calvert street the distance of three
and eleven inches nOrthcrly from the formed by
the intersection of the north side of Baltimore
the east side of Calvert street. and running thence
cry bounding the side of Calvert street seventeen
feet and three inches to the centre of partition wall:
then esterly, through and along the wall
and continuing the direction in all thirty
feet and ten inches then norhcry parallel with Calvert
street. four feet and six inches then easterlv parallel
with Baltimore street. ten feet and five ches: north
ery, parallel with Calvert street, fourteen feet
inches; then easty parallel with Baltimore street three
street. sixteen feet and two inches then westerly rara
lei with Baltimore street, eleven feet and nine inches
then southery, parallel with Calvert street. twenty feet
and three inchcS to ntersect line drawn caserly
lei with Baltimore street from the beginning then
reversing said line drawn and bounding thereon
ery thirty nine feet and inches place begin
ng subject however TO the reservation of the rights of
certain alleys and forth and to a ground of
hundred and twenty dollars per annum.
The above property is improved by a substantial FOUR
STORY BRICK BUILDING, next door to the corner of
Baltimore street. nearly opposite the Museum and known
as No. l n Calvert street
Terms of Sale prescribed by the decree One third
cash, the balance in two equal nSallments payable in
six and twelve months respectively credit payments
the of the purchaser endorsed TO the satisfaction Of
the Trustee.
CITAS. F.. PHELPS, Trustee.
my7-ts GIBSON CO.. AuctiOneers
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Another Victim,

UTICA. n. Y, May 17-G. c. knowles the nintI, vic
tim of the railroad disaster at the Sauouo Crerl died Of
Whtesboro' on Sunday morning He was from Sanborn-
ton, N H. His father arrived before his decease but he
failed to recognize him The deceased was delrious from
the time of the accident till his death
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Fire and Loss OF Life i'm Cb;ca.o.

CHICAGO, May lS.-A fire occurred here this morning
which consumed several buildings of small value but
dreadful loss OF life resulted Nine persons are known to
DE burned and three others are missing. The names of
the lost are-llarrison Burgess, wife and three children
VIM Reilly and VIM. johnson and son The fire is s,p
posed to have been the work of an incendary
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NEW ORLEANS, May 17.-Bily Bowegs visited the
various points Of attraction the CITY today includn
the Deta ONCE, and was received with great honors at
tracing thousands of persons In reference to an address
6il expressed his regret for having sooner made
with the Whites.
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James McGee, the Murderer

BosToN, May 1.-THE Governor today signed warrant
for the execution of James McGec which to take place
OF the 18th of june in the Jail yard Niece murdered
Galen C. Walker Deputy Warden of the State Prison
where he convict for burglary
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From the Boston Courier, Nay III
TIE BARK CLARA WINDSOR ETpEn IN

The latest outrage which has come to our ears is
communicated to us by passenger on board the
American bark Clara Windsor, which on her recent
trip from New York to Port au Prince was fired at
by tie British war steamer Forward, on the 10Th of
February. under the following circumstances =
When Off the west end of st. Domingo she was over
hauled by the Britisher, who fired first one blank
done Shortly after a shot came. By that time
the flag was up. Another shot was fired, which
passed within thirty feet of the bows Two officers
of the steamer came on board, and were told that
Prince, and they replied that the next SHOT would
have gone between the masts. The only excuse
given for this outrage was that they were ''obeying
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oswECo, May 17.-Ths forenoon seven or EIGHT ,risop
es confined in the city Jail effected their escape by
sng through the wall Every exertion is being made for
their re arrest but as yet trace has found of them
SULLIVAN who is to be hung Friday hext was not of
of the number
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LATEST NEWS.
T ELE G R A NJ S
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
RECEIVED AT THE OFFICE OF THE
DAILY EXCHANGE.
WASHINGTON, May IS, 1858.
Senate.

WASHINGTON, May is, 1858.
Senate.
Mr. SEwARDs resolution of inquiry into the Britt h
in the Gulf which yesterday postponed, to-
day unanimously adopted.
Mr.. DOUGLAS moved to take up the Oregon bill.
The yeas and nays called and the vote being
against the Chair voted airmatvcly and consequent
ly the bill was before the Senate.
The Oregon bill was passcd--yeas s., nays IL
The bill to the Texas boundary was also passed
Mr. GwIN introduced resolution, which was referred to
the Committee Foreign Affairs to adjust the difficulties
with Nicaragua, New Grenada and Mexico.
After executive session the Senate adjourned.
House Of Representatives.
The House proceeded to the election of a Doorkeeper
when Joseph L. Wright the Democratic nominee was
elected, receiving III The Republicans voted for
Arthur W Fletcher, who received II votes Twenty two
votes including those of the Americans were cast for
other persons
The House passed the Senate bills for the prevention
punishment of frauds in land titles in California and
for the collection and safe keeping of the public archives
in that State
On motion Off CLANCY JONES the House went into com
mittee the Civil Appropriation bill
He explained that provides for the survey the
the light house establishment, land surveys, and other
miscellaneous items The Committee Of Ways and Means
have reduced the estimates 39O0 to the lowest possible
amount for the sfu prosecution of these Objects
The aggregate amount in the bill is $3,s19,43S.
Mr.. CLAUsoN made speech in favor of efficient
for relieving wrecked vessels the New Jersey
Coast
After long debate amendments which reject
ed making appropriations for Custom Houses and Marine
Hospitals and Intellectual attempt to take recess till
night the House adjourned.
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ALEXANDRIA MARKET

rL,, - May II.
OF Flour reported Change Sales of white Wheat nj
loo lO6 l2d lis cts; red 90a log cts Corn is in fair re-
quest at GO cts for white and mixed and Ga cts for vel
low. Rye and Oats are dull and nnchanand -
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CINCINNATI, May 1.-THE trial of William Connolly
winch has occupied the court for several days was con
Guided to-day by verdict Of guilty motion for a new
trial has been made the ground that of the Jurors
was Deputy L. s. Marshal
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WATERFOWL, N. Y, May 17-Peter Rupk n fireman
on the Rome Railroad, blown to atoms on Saturday
afternoon blythe explosion of engine near Cape Vim
cent No others were injured
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On the body of a man named Fitzgerald. who was
killed by the New York Central Railroad accident.
was found letter from Detroit, dated April u
written by his son, telling the father not to spend
his money and risk has life in coming from New
York to Detroit
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Riot at Montreal.

MONTREAL, May 17.-At the harbor extension meeting
today, some roting occurred at Point W. The Charles
party We're driven or the ground man is reported
Killed and several others badly beaten
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GLOUCESTER FISH MARKET.

,,o,- May IS
MacKerel, stock small mostly held by New York and
h'ston dealers We quote S13and SD for and . Georges
e9u S1.2o and tend upward Oil S7. Smoked hallibut
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ALEXANDRIA FISH MARKE

ri, May II.
me arrivals yesterday and oday indicate an increase in
the catch of Herring. The supply is however, very lin.
trd; Sales of Shad at SlOG$l2 per hundred; Herring
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PHILADELPHIA, May I7.-Stocks inactive Pennsvlva
MIA State 5s S94 Reading Railroad 233 Morris Canal
%; Long Island Railroad, 1915; Pennsylvania Railroad
aoI, ~
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The Albany Statesman says that the prOprietors
OF the Ericsson patent are constructing a canal
boat to be propelled by one of the hot-ar engines
The experimental boat will be ready to make the
passage from Albany to Buffalo some time during
the month of MAY.
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The Church OF the Immaculate Co,oo,,.;o,, 40,
consecrated in New York on Sunday. The ceremo-
MES were very imposing. Bishop Hughes and TWEEN
ty other priests took part in them.
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me henpIieid Railroad seems to be an unfortu-
naae ROAD The Wheelinga states that in
many paoes 'e Track is covered for the length of
Slides in consequence of the heavy rains.
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The trial of Isaac II. Weaver, for the murder OF
Thomas II. Roche, at Delaware College, which
should have commenced at New Castle, Del, on
Thursday last, has been postponed until next Mon
day.
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Arrival offhe Aus,,.;,
Ship News.

NEW YORK, May 1S-The Steamer Austria from Favre
with London papers to the 9th, arrived to-day Her new
is anticipated.
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HALIFAX, May 1S-The ship Speed from Mobile for
Quebec wrecked 10 miles east of this place the 18th
Materials and cargo saved.
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MOVEMENT OF OCEAN STEAMERS

" OG ELS
| IMPERIAL AROMATIC BITTFRS
100 Cases very celebrated BITTERS Just re.
| ccved and for sale by
JB CHARRON & co. Sole Agents,
! 1872 and 134 West Lombard street
ap12h [Al 2 doors east Of Hanover