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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-09-17
BUCHANAN lLIR

will meet at the Court House on Saturday
evening next, the 18th inst. a full attendance
is requested. Turn ont, Democrats!
0. E. SHANNON, President.
4 UMBER FOR SALE.-Whte and
4 4 yellow Pine Boards, Plastering and Shin
Cling Lath aud bills furnished 10 order by.
REED & MINNTCH.
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l5~Tbe New Orleans papers contain the de-
tails of the advices from Mexico, Of which we
have been previously advised by the telegraph.
The capture OF Tampico by the Liberalists was
lurhered by The disorder and revelation amono
It's citizens General ViDAURRl seems 10 BE-. on
the high road TO snccess being about to effect
favorable financial transaction. He was march
ing against the City OF Mexico.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-09-17

B. F. Meyers s G. W. Benford. Editors
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-07-22
NEW YORK NEWS-.JU1y 81

The story that VIM. B. Asor of this city, is going to
build three magnificent steamships at this port in order
to give relief to our suffering mocha les is all moonshine
not one word Of truth in it, not one
The steamship Star of the West left for Aspnwall yes
terday full of passengers bound to the gold regions.
number of those on board were said be their way to
Frazer river
Messrs West Caldwell & Co., dealers in hat and cap
materials No 81 Broadway, who failed during the crisis
last year and settled with their creditors at fifty cents
the dollar recently called them together and paid
them the balance in full principal and interest Such acts
equally rare and honorable.
The funeral of William Porter took place yesterday
afternoon from St Thomas church. There less
than five hundred persons present The funeral services
those of the Protestant Episcopal Church.
The great game at Base Ball, between the New York
and Hoboken Clubs and the Brooklyn Clubs played
the Fashion Race Course yesterday before immense
assembly of lockers on. Victory perched on the New
Workers.
A private Waterman, Patrick Buckley, was seriously,
but not MORALLY, shot by burglar yesterday morning
whom he arresng he left the house of Mr. George
Carey, in Brooklyn. The shooting burglar ar
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ID o M E s &c.

The store of Messrs Vernon, Baker & 10
burgh Hill, Irumbull county, Ohio, blown up
on " wednesday afternoon by the explosion of two
Kegs OF powder, and two boys, one a son of Mr.
Vernon, the other named Albert Fowler so serions
ly injured that they died shortly after.
The Northern Ohio Lunatic ASYLUM is to he
closed on the LIST of September, in consequence of
the neglect of the last Legislature to appropriate
$4,000 to meet its expenses.
The Chicago Tribune saws the editor of the Du
buque Express and Herald has received specimens
of so called gold from Audubon county, which
turn out to be simply sulphate of copper.
The Syracuse IN. y Sandardsays the fine wea-
Their has enabled the salt makers secure an
unusually large crop up to this time, and it is of
superior quality.
There were Az acres planted with tobacco in
California last year, in four different counties and
the crop in one county amounted to one thousand
pounds.
The New Orleans correspondent of the Mobile
Tribune mentions the elopement of heiress, (the
only child of wealthy old merchant, who had
worked his way up from the lowest state of power
ty,) with Spanish music teacher.
The longest straight stretch of road in the South
Is on the Wilmington, Charlotte and Rutherford
Railroad, where for seventy-five miles the line is
perfectly straight
The whole loss by the food at Cairo, it is said
will be inside of 100000 The Illinois Central Rail-
road can make all repairs for $1,000. The loss to
the citizens in furniture, buildings, and stock will
The exhibition of the Loudoun (Va.) Agricultur-
al Society will be held the fair grounds, near
Leesburg, on Tuesday and Wednesday, the 18th
and 10Th of October next.
The fifth annual exhibition of the Virginia Me
chanics Institute will take place the 10th of Oc
tober, at Richmond. t
The butter cooler recently patented by Jas. II.
simpson, of Baltimore, is highly spoken of by the
Scientific American - -l
There are seven hundred cellsin the Ohio Peniten-
tertiary, and six hundred and ninety nine convicts
leaving only cell vacant
The report that DR.. Walker had resigned the
Residency OF Harvard College is contradicted by
the Boston papers.
There is rumor to the effect that George Law is
about establishing line of first class steamers on
the Lakes EHr.a ta...,.t ~ h-...I s.-
There are at the present time 100000 volumes in
the different libraries connected with Harvard Col
lege. +f tfa
The poet, Mrs. Estella Anna Lewis, has obtained
decree of divorce from her husband.
The Rev. j. N. Hank, of the Baltimore Metho-
dist conference, sailed from New York for Liver
pool ON Saturday, in the ship Palestin adl +,
The vegetables shipped from Norfolk to Balti-
barrels.
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when the arrangement made; before she
left | was made acquainted with the arrange
ments, and approved of them; Captain de Ri
Were had something to do with the arrange
ments and another person; it was understood that
she to be taken to place of safety, and there
kept from danger and disturbance, and not modest
ed by her father; these arrangements were made
because her father and police officers, as well as Dr.
Devices, pursued her; at DR.. Devices, she, nor my
self. had had our liberty, and we left because we
did not want to submit to such persecution :;
I was restrained of my liberty at Devices
by order of Colonel Blount, also my
daughter; after arrived at the Napoleon
Hotel, we were pursued by police officers, by the
orders of Col Bount who wanted his daughter
taken back to him; think my daughter understood
the plan by which she was to be removed from the
Hotel Napoleon at the time she was removed; she
assented very readily to the proposition, and
was anxious to go; we told her that we were
going to send her to place of safety and security
she said she ready to go at any moment
nothing was sail to Huncke about the mat
ter that | am aware Of as did not know him
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Departed this life, at O'clock the Goth instant
CATHERINE fourth daughter of John A and Sarah mn
Thompson, in the 10Th year of her age.
Her funeral will take place from No. 152 Mulberry
street Thursday, the ODD instant, at 10 o'clock, A.
to which her and her fathers friends invited without
further notice.
On the Goth inst, HARRIET JANE, in the Goth year
her age, wife of John Mcdowell.
On the 10th inst, MARY, wife of Thos Ryan, native
of County Wexford Ireland but for the last nine years
resident of Baltimore
On the Goth instant, CHARITY ISABEL, aged years
and month, daughter of jeremiah and Ann f. Miller
On the Goth inst, ELIZABETH, infant daughter
L. Sutton.
At Gainesville, Md, the Goth instant, MICHAEL
GROSS, in the 9th year of his age
On the 18th instant, Mrs. ELIZA BARRETT, aged IS
years.
On the 10Th instant CHARLES WATTS, aged 4 years
and months.
On the 18th instant, ISABELLA STEVENSON, aged
years months and days. youngest daughter of Thos
and Mary J. Elliott.
On the Goth inst, CONRAD sCHELDT, in the list yea
of his age.
On the 10th inst, WILLIAM CHARLES, second
Samuel and Elizabeth ey in the Goth year of his age
At Richmond Virginia, the 10Th instant in the $50
year of his age, Mr. ROBERT j. WIGLESWORTH, prin
ter foreman of the South newspaper, and formerly mai
agent
At Philadelphia, the 10th inst. Miss SUSANNAH
ALBERGER, in the S5th year of her age.
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PHILADELPHIA NEWs-Ju1y q.

There are at quarantine half dozen vessels
with yellow fever on board large number of patients
the Hospital under the of DIR. Philbert,
attacked yesterday and at the last quite
low. is reported that Mr.. Jas Campitt pilot who
buried from his residence in this city yesterday died
the fever which he caught in plotting vessel up from
the Lazaretto.
On Monday night lad aged about nine years was
drowned in the Delaware at Arch street wharf He
sitting the end of the pier and accidentally
board.
young son of Mr. Hays drowned while bathing in
ditch located in the southern part of the First Ward
man named Richard McClare, residing in Manayunk
fell from the second story window Of his dwelling and
instantly killed.
A lad named Joseph Coleman, Is years of age, was
drowned at Paramount canal locks while swimming. The
deceased the son of reporter of the daily Ledger
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GREAT CURIosIrY.-The Dalton (Ga.) Times,
says Last Sabbath, we met in this city, man
by the name of Meredith Holland, native of Mon
world automatically. He can answer any propo-
sitlon which may be submitted to him, and do it
without moments delay. We asked him how
many seconds there were in four thousand years.
Scarcely had the question been stated, when the
answer was accurately given. This man looked
like country hoosier, and if it were not for the
extraordinary mathematical gift with which he has
been endowed, he would be regarded almost an
gentlemen over large portion of Europe, and is
about starting on a tour throughout the United
States He declares that every answer is presented
to his mind simultaneously with the question; and
that, therefore, he undergoes no mental efforts in
these mathematical exhibitions
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FOR THE SPRINGS.
LA r z. -.

BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.
BERkELE BEDFORD, CAPON, JORDAN'S, SHAN
NONDALE, and the G CENTRAL VIRGINIA SPRINGS.
FOR BERKELEY SPRINGS Morgan county, Val take
Il c through Mail train leaving Camden Station, Bau
more at g. A NJ except Sundays stopping at Sir john
Run Station III miles from Baltimore and miles from the
Springs, by good stage road Fare to Sir Johns 81 SO
Arrive at Sir Johns by noon and at Berkeley before
NJ. The Express train leaving Baltimore at sos =. NJ
ia y connects with the stages for Berkeley at Sir Johns
in Station at 20, p NJ, by which passengers reach
Il Springs before midnight.
For BEDFORD SPRINGS, bedford county, Pa. by the
Mail Train from Baltimore at 6, A. NJ the Express leav
ing at .05 p. NJ Through Accommodation at 10, p.
NJ for Cumberland $50 miles, and thence by stages %
miles to Bedford. The stages leave Cumberland every
morning at o'clock irving in time for dinner at the
Springs. Fare by through ticket $3.50.
By this route there is bat change from to STAGE
and no trouble with transfers of persons baggage.
For JORDAN'S SPRINGS, (2S miles from Harper'S
Ferry, and near the Winchester Railroad, and
For SHANN0NDALE SPRINGS, (13 miles from Hsr-
pers Ferry the road) passengers will take the
Mail Train TAT 6, A. NJ to Harpers Ferry and connect
with trains Winchester Road
FOR CAPON SPRINGS, take the 6, A. NJ, train from
Baltimore to Winchester thence by stages for % miles,
arriving at CapOn for early tea Fare to Winchester,
$3.50.
terror Of Virginia. through tickets sold at Camden
Station via the Washington Branch Of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad.
Tickets to be had at the Ticket Office Camden Station
W. P. SMITH,
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M A r r | L d ,

On the 18th inst by Rev. J. Phillips, j. W CLARK to
Miss ELENNORA S. GLASS both of this city
On the 14th inst, by Rev. Mr. Foley, JAMES S. DU
VAL, Of Alabama, to CLAY ROYSTON, of this city.
On the 18th inst, by Rev. Mr. McCabe, W. H. DORSEY
to Miss MAGGIE MILLER, both of this city.
On the 10Th inst, by Rev. H. Ebert, RICHARD JOHN
son to Miss JANE DORSEY, all of this city.
At Washington, the 18th instant, by Rev. Mr. Nor
sell, Mr. PETER RAYMOND, of st Johns Canada East,
District of Montreal, to Miss MARGARET ANN LEIGH,
of Washington, d. C.
At Philadelphia, the 18th inst, by Rev. J. D Curtis,
WIN. H. STEINER to FANNIE r. BONN, both Of that
city.
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BALTIMORE.
THURSDAY, JULY %. 1858.

Encouraged by the success when mas attended
their Daily issue, the Proprietors of the Exchange,
nropose to publish, at an early day, Tri-weekly-
~ Country edition. This edition will contain
=, the News and Editorial matter comprised IN
t,,e Daily; together with full and reliable re-
port of the markets, both Domestic and Foreign,
and all the new advertisements. 1t VIII De
furnished to subscribers at Four Dollars per an
mum, payable invariably in advance. suoscrp-
tions for a shorter period VIII DC recei'e' ~
the same rate.
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A NEW CAnDINAL.-A letter from Rome of Goth
June, to the London Post, says yesterday morn
ing secret consistory held at the Vatican, in
which his Holiness after harranguing the assembled
cardinals, announced an addition to their number
in the person of Monsignor Rodrigues, patriarch of
Lisbon. The Pope likewise created another cardi-
nal, but reserved the of the prelate an petto.
ed was that of Dr. O'Regan, from the of Chica-
go, in Illinois, to the bsopric of Dor Dora, in
partibHs inidelum.
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WASHINGTON NEWS Jrrv 81

On Tuesday afternoon, about o'clock, young man
named Tobias Rawlings at work in the Government mar
Bile cutting yard the Jail dropped suddenly down and
in few minutes expired. Cause supposed to be disease
of the heart He was about twenty four years of age
The President has refused to grant pardon James
vn recently sentenced to four years i'll the peniten
airy for manslauger His sentence therefore commenced
to take effect yesterday, the 10Th.
The Government contempates the purchase of large pOr
tons of Mexican territory through which unication
with the Pacific be readily made than through
any territory now belonging to the United States
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-07-22

From BARBADOS. to the 26th June say
that there only three arrivals of breadstutis
from the United States for the last two weeks,
bringing 2 lS3 bbls -four, l.265 do. meal; but
with the heavy export inquiry and large local con-
sumption, stocks in importers hands very light,
and prices advancing at an average of thirty
per cent. Pork and lard dull. Goldfish much
wanted The operations in produce is pretty much
confined to molasses, which continues to command
IA cts, with $4,000 puncheons on hand. The
weather favorable, with fine showers all over the
island. The sugar crop is nearly over 900 hhds.
being shipped, and the crop will be about $4,000
l. L.
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jy21tf


We would here respectfully inform our friends and
mers of coal generally that receiving and prepared
to deliver the Gap and Coal Mountain Goals which in
appearance quality and durability cannot be surpassed
by any brought to this market We merely desire parties
to give these Goals trial to convince them of this fact
If taken at and in quantities often tons and upwards
enabled to furnish them So 25 per of 22O
lbs. We also keep constantly hand, Lykens' Valley
Short Mountain and Cumberland Goals.
WAsHBURN & HOUSE,
jel9 Ito Office SO Lombard St, ID door west of South
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We call attention to a copy of the Bill of Com,
plant filed by Messrs. DAWES WAKEFIELD against
WIN. Frazier, Esq, Inspector General of Grain,
appointed under the recent law passed by the legis
lature and upon which an injunction was granted
by the Hon. z. COLLINS LEE Judge of superior
Court, to stay proceedings, &c. The object, we
understand, of this suit, is to define the mode in
which wheat shall be weighed under the law.
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From DEMERARA.-The Court of Demerara has
abolished the Registration tax, and the deficiency
thereby occasioned in the is to be made up
by increased duties articles. The bark Hopewell
had come in from st. Helena with 240 Africans, part
of the produce of some of the recent captures of
savers; and on the 5th the screw-steamer Claren-
don, from Calcutta, with 1856 coolies. The latter
vessel had cholera board, and IS coolies and two
sailors died of it during the voyage. An enormous
quantity of rain had fallen. Fears were beginning
to be entertained for the young canes though at
present the crops looked all that could be wished.
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No. V.
BALTIMORE, July 9th, 1858.

WIN. FRAZIER, ESQ,
Inspector General &c.
Dear Sir We have received yours, No 2. You will
not be surprised to learn that falling to attend to
request to weigh the wheat purchased Mr. Pawson
IN accordance aoth ersting lao regulating the sale OF
Grain in the city of Baltimore has forced receive il
in accordance with the old custom You have been
refused the right to weigh and attend to it. You have
entirely disregarded notification that pre-
pared to have the wheat weighed and far judg
ment placed yourself in hazardous position
You at liberty to take whatever please and
prepared still to make the same demand upon you
to fill your duty and to consrue the law in plain English
You have made exceedingly lame excuse, with regard
to your respecting Messrs Lee Welby. We do
not in what quantity you may fit to weigh the
wheat all that want you to do to soegh all the 1cea
and carry the letter of the law and then will be-
come amongst its warmest supporters.
N I'D Very respectfully, brad
lSignedO DAVIES WAKEFIELD.
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,c Very respectfully,
tSigned) DAVIES 4 WAKEFIELD


No. ~.
usu, n BALTIMORE, July 9, 1858.
Gentlemen Your note of this date is Just at hand In
We ns 70 say that the wheat weighed for Messrs.
Lee q Weby yesterday, weighed in parcels of one
ouse each does in no degree fix that method legal
one weighing wheat 1t was done in that instance
weighing all cargoes we are governed by the uniform
usage and custom which has prevailed in this and other
mhu.s ior more than half century past, and cannot
pe Called upon to depart from this system We hope the
proprey OF this course may induce you permit
he wheat sold under the Inspection Law weighed the
law requires according to usage and established
by the late law
we hereby respectfully notify you that prepared
and ready at any moment to weigh the wheat should
you disregard the acquisitions Of the at your
hazard fonrs, very respectfully
.. kSlgned,) WIN. FRAZIER, Inspector,
..... per VIM. GOODWIN, JR.
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Subpoena for States ,citraeSSeS. VIM s. Pacson, Hnt
Patterson.
18th July, 1858. VIM. Frazier, Inspector General of
Grain for BALTIC city oath charges defendant with
specting weighing measuring grain unawfully since
first of May last.
Wrs issued Marshal Herring any Police Officer
Constable of Baltimore city, to apprehend defendant
answer penalty of $25 for every offence.
Writs delivered to Detective Police Officer Tayman See
Act of 1858, CHI. $50 Is.
True transcript from my docket
tSigned1 WIN II. HAYWARD, J. P
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Excursions.
r.. ftzs..z..zss...:.zs33 BALTIMORE To MOUNT

ia ffr :...:..s.;.;:: BALTIMORE TO MOUNT
SsGZ-ENE-& VERNON
GENERAL TRANSPORTATION OFFICE BALTIMORE
AND ONO RAILROAD COMPANY, Baltimore July l6 1858
arrangements have been perfected by which visitors
MOUNT VERNON may procure THROUGH ROUND
TRIP TICKETS from Baltimore on TUESDAYS and FRI
DAYS of each week, until further notice.
Take the 645 A. NJ train at Camden Station for Wash
ington, where at $50 Whalings omnbuses will in
waiting to take passengers to the wharf of the fine
er THOMAS C0LLY Err, direct for Mount Vernon. The
steamer will leave Washington at $50 A. NJ, stopping at
alexandria and Fort Washington, and arriving Mount
vernon at IL ocock, aowig visitors ample time in
sPect the entire premises The boat will thence to
Washington about p NJ, in ii to take the 40 p NJ
tram Tor Baltimore; allowing three hours in Washing
ton they may return to Baltimore in the 80 p NJ train
arriving here at s p. NJ.
Round Tickets for the entire trip, including Railroad
Omnibus and Steamer So % each To be had at the Tick
ct Office Camden Station.
L. NJ. COLE,
General Ticket Agent.
W. p. SMITH,
iv17 IN n
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ipb hbShSbs
d. WIN. II. HAYWARD, j.
EXHIBIT SCt

State of U. Frazier inf former, Solomon Daries
Of firm Of DIARIES Dc Varied. II July, 1855 SuJpGRded
for States citneSSeS VIM $. Pa,oSOn, VIM Patterson
II July 1858. VIM Frazier, Inspector General of Bal
timore City, oath, charges defendant with inspecting,
weighing measuring grain unlawfuly since first of May
last and writ issued to Marshall Herring any police
officer or any Constable Baltimore City, apprehend
defendant lin plea to penalty of S25
Writs delivered Detective police officer Tayman,
art. of 1858, CHI. $50 sec. 5.
True copy from my docket. =
(Signed) Test. VIM II. HAYWARD.
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JoHNsoN's SEWING MACHINE.

JoHNsoN's SEWING MACHINE,
PRICE 500, $40, and $50,
For BEAUTY and durability of stitch finish and design
is not ercelLed by any other MACHINE.
GIBBS SEWING MACHINE,
PRICE s15 1923, and s25.
The above MACHINES are SPEEDY in their MOVE
MENT and make strong elastic stitch that will not
rip or break if every fifth stitch is cut.
Salesroom, No. 90 BALTIMORE ST.
p19tf L. D. CHASE, Agent.
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In ocean Navigation, as in inland .r.,,.
ton, the saving of distance is of nrma.e ID
ance in the consideration of any nroioo. import
ing up new line of communication bef,vsar, open-
points BY shortening the distance you shorten
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The New AND STARTLING POEM OF THE
Dress FOR THE HAIR

CANTo 1.
Miss Flora McFlimsey of Madison Square,
lady of fashion, of wealth and of beauty,
Spent money like water for stuff for the hair,
And did it because she thought it a duty
TO paint the fine Elly-to perfume the
To gild refined gold-though few would suppose
Miss Flora McFlmsey, with beauty so rare
Required aught to make her more charmngly fair.
CANTo II.
Miss Flora had heard of a noted Professor,
Who dressed his own hair, tho not Hairdresser,
With magical, wonderful, great preparation,
NOW used in vast quantities the nation.)
This noted Professor grey rat
At juvenile thrty-no older than that
And the amount of poor hair his crown had upon it.
(Though now as black a ravens wing,
With lustre enough for a ball room king)
and dry character by any shionist however bald
might have been, who e'er wore a bonnet.
This is all of this beautiful and startling poem which
will be published in this paper If you desire to learn
the effect of the preparation which Miss McFlimsey APP
piled to her hair call at 312 Broadway, and Professor
Woods agent will to you that Woods Hair Restor
alive one OF the best articles for identifying and
noting the growth and restoring the original color of the
hair, ever safe, put before the world.
CAUTIoS.-Beware Of worthless limitations, as several
already in the market called by different Use
none unless the words professor Woodss Hair Restor
tive Depot St Louis, No. and New York, blown in
the bottle. Sold by all Druggists and Patent Medicine
Dealers Also by all Fancy and Toilet Goods Dealers in
the United States and Canadas, and by
JOHN C. GIVEN, Chinamans Tea Store,
jyl42w 81 and SO Baltimore street
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(Signed, J
No. ii.

MEssRs. DAVIES & WARFIELD,
Gentlemen Your request came to hand and IN reply
would say to YOU most respectfully that intend to be
governed by the old system of weighing Wheat that is
one in every sixty, and when the measurer whom we
have appointed to measure the Wheat has measured it,
and We notified by the Captain Commission Mer-
chant tits ready be weighed will attend to it with the
utmost pleasure. Yours, most respectfully,
II (Sgned,l W. FRAZIER,
Baltimore July Q, 1858. per WM GOODWIN, JR.