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From ard after III UESDAY, 18th Of June, Trans
will leave as follows
junction for ali parts OF the west. snd at Baltimore
for Ph iade phIa and New York.
l5a m. Way Tram for Annapolis, Baltimore,
Philadelphia, and New York.
S.5g .. m. Express Tram connects at Washington
junction with Ex train for all parts of the west
and az Baltimore for Norfolk, Pnlsdelphis and New
York.
40 m. WAY Train for Baltimore connects at
Annapolis Junction for Anna pC.is, aud Washington
junction with Express Trains West.
$50 p. m. Way Tram for Baltimore connects at
Washington junction with Accommodation Tram
West
Th- IT'S a. m and 81 p. m trains are express ami
viii stop only at Annapolis and Washington juno
tions.
On Saturday the $50 p. m. train goes to Philadsl-
phIp oI,.
On Sunday but one train leaves, AZ 8 30 d. m.
10 u r. III. PARSONS, Agent.
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k'OR RENT-A desirable, modern built, three
story HOUSE, with basement and back build
ing. No. 4i street, between Eleventh and Twelfth,
containing IL rooms. gas Throughout, marbla man.
tels. water and bath room. Inquire premises, or
room No; s, first hOor, Post Office Department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-30

NEW AND VERY DESIRABLE THREE
y STORY BRICK DWELLING HOUSE
At PRIVhE SALE The subscriber has for pri
vate sale new and very desirable three story Brick
DWELLING HOUSE, with larg Back buildings,
CONTAINING eleven rooms butt III tie best manner,
and furnished thrOug hOut with all the modern i'm
Provements-gas and water, furnace, range, Il O.,
&ci ei nstnated on north street; between 9Th and
Terms easy and immediat possession given.
JAS. C.. MEG CURE,
dp ia Aucpr. and Com. Merchant.
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PARE CHANCE FOR WOOD AND COAL
~ DEA KS For rent, tor ten years. g. vacant
LOT upon II near 10th street 81 by l29 feet nearly
opposite the new Presbytsrian Church. For terms
apply to Dr. CHAS. Ii. CRAGlN. Georgetown.
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FOR RENT-The BRICK DWELLING stu
l. ated on the east side of Ilth street, one door
above Pa. avenue, lover the Gas Ofice.) Posses
sion given the LIST of July For further particu-
lars apply to g. A. w. RANDALL LII, corner of 18th
and ID ' ~ !, 80
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EOR RENT-The large and convenient Dwell
Il LING No. 3S6 ID street north, between 9th and
7th street west. IL is fitted up with all the modern
improvements, and admirably suited for boarding
house. TO punctual tenant the rent will he mode
rate. Apply to WM. MARTIN, or A. Green, Auc-
tlOneer. 10 "A
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For Rent and SaIe.

FOR SALE-A rev BRICK HOUSE, No. sS7
TN street west, between Mass. avenue and Nj
street. Terms lib aral and possession given imme-
iy Is SW*
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I ORD ST. LEONARD'S HANDBOOK OF
IL Property Law. so highly extOlied in the r eb-
ruary number of Rlack kwOOd's Magazine, one vol
cloth price IS cents postage u cents.
The Pocket Chess and Checker Board, for play ing
games IN railway and coaches, comp etc W IN
set OF men prIoe 50 cents.
For sale at TAYLOR & MAURY'S
Is4 bookstore S4 Pa. avenue.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-11

WITHDRAWAL or STsAMERs roR rHy WIsrgR.-
The facilities of steamboat travel and steamboat trans
poi'a'on Of freight being rapidly cpriaed by tho
accumulation Of ice, especially on the Hudson and
Connecticut Rivers. This sudden closing Of nayiga-
ton, yesterday occasiored many Of merchants
considerable disappointment, inconvenience ani sx-
pei Sc large quantities Of goods becg sent by them or
shipment on board of various steamers which that
norrpg Rad made their last trip for the Very
few faoy steamers will attempt to a.cend the Iint
son above Pouglkeepso after to.dey, uncs, ~ooder-
ful charge 0. weather-which cannot be expected
should take place, The steamers Commodore sni
Francis Skiddy otthe Troy line and tho Isaac Newton
srd New World Of tho Peoples to Albany made their
l.st trio on Wednesday light.
TIE steamers Of the Merchants line, which, Il Vas
thought would be kept runni,g for week or no
longer have been compelled 10 abandon the idea, the
Kniokerbocker having experienced the gnates, fl
Guilty in getting down from Albany on Thursdsy ngh..
The South America of the Hu son line, came DO IA
On Thurs lay night for the last time this sesson and
her consort the Columbia follow SUIT last even
irg The steamer Catskill, rnnnng between thi, city
and Cs,skl, and the Robert l.. Stephens Of SAUCER
ties were expected to make their last trips doxa tao
river last evening. Tie ste esmers Moth Amercs ~
TIE Rondont lice, left here usual last even ng.
end her consort, the Manhattan, was expected down.
II IL doubtful, however, whether either Of them will
be able to sgsin after to-day. Certainly not, in
case the ice should continue 10 form rapidly ~ IL
tas done within the last two days The s,ssners
Broadway and l. p. SDith, plying b'tween this cty
and IIayers,raw, also the Fort Lee boats, nsy pos
sibly be abe to costbue their tps for another week
or two. The Alice Price 0! Red Bank N. j., the Chic
ope- d Newark the Island Ciy Of Nev-Rochelle,
sLd Mauaroneck ronte the Catsline Of the Sorwslk
route the Granite State and City Of Hartford of the
Hartford linz have already been withdrawn for the
.eaoa while the George Law Of the Norbport route,
the Crston Of Glen Cove, the Confidence Of Eorwsk,
and the Stanford u the STANFORD route, have reduced
tie ruu.r Of their trips to three PER week Leaving
here on Tgesdays, Thursdays AID Saturday, and The
Governor Of the Providence route, now only make,
two trips each way per week, leaving hero on MOI
deys and Tbur-days. Nearly all the small steamers
leave the ciiy shout half AL hour earlier In the ser-
coon thsn heretofore.
These all the important changes that have been
made in the departure If steamers from this port; sni
the information impaired, it i believed, vii prove
useful 10 tuoh a. may have Ooca'ion to travel aai
merchsndise TO forward by any Ct them.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-11

AT Nr. Nichols studio in Tenth street, can be
seer TO day and next week, some of the works OF Mr.
j. A. Jackson, Boston sculptor wLo is visiting this
city, Among them are busts of old DR.. Lyman Beecher
and Mr.. Geo. s. Hillsrd; sleeping child photo
graph Of an alto rt'ero representing Cupid stnuglng
his low which is original in design; med 'cn head
Of Edwa ard Everett, and reduced copy OF bu'; Of
Long GLOW. Tney are all well worth seeing.
Tile Bo.ton atlas of yesterday says:
1--WE understand that the Aldermen yesterday uu-
dcrtook to punish manager Ulmsn for suspending the
free LIST. ahd tAus keeping ont dead head Alfer-
men, by notifying m that he could lot give an oper-
arc eIt, rtainlnent without lceOse, unior penalty
of FIVE hundred dollars Mr.. Uuman, nevertheless,
goes on with bis opera, and gave bail"
A bust of Gen. Jackson, by Frazee, s to be nsu-
curaed st Memphis on the Sth of January next The
Hon Jefferson Davis has been invited to deliver an
crson and there viii be ether appropriate ceremonies.
Tie bu;t Is be protected by DOME copied as to its
plan, as neatly consistent with achitecura taste,
from that which at the Hennits G, coyecs the tomb
Of General and Mrs. jackson.
The Washington correspondent Of TIE Bos'oa
Journal says:
Speaking of the operate people, II il said that
when Lord Napier went 10 them Parodi said
We have seen by the papers that you have been in
Virginia Yes replied the Minister, | can't move,
il seems, without having my name in toe papers.
True, nsively replied Brisnoli, 'irs pablo eharac.
ters are slways chronicled.' His Lortsbio coiorej
end looked unutteIab, things, while the Italian var
befs enjoyed the joke, AMI have told i. ON every
hand"
Mr.. Palmer, of re firm Of PaI,rilgc s Co., o.
Chicago arrived at Chicago iion 81. Paul where he
leaned that letter dated Pembias, Mrre.ota, h ID
been received from of the party Of Elgish gentle
n,an tamorg whom are Lords Grosvenor and Caven
di.b end Hon. NJ. Ashley about whose safety much
arsiety has existed, they having gone mp the Red
River country on q hunting exyedicon--sta,ipg ths
hard tine Of it, but would be down in the first dog
train.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-11

ente which was a. touching unexpected Goa
sderipg bis asual Inc. Mr. Broughsm woiethe gsesy,
too, OF the gallant Gratiabo with and grsce Ii
all outs Venice we've as charming and siry there
could have been in those days TO Bridge Of Sshs.
Mr. fcurge, anew acquisition. plsyed Young Gobbo
with most happy qu,it,ress. All, il fac, eH-
s'en'. The figures Of the play we're beautifully
bn ugh' CUT and no oue thing TO mar tie scene ,lla-
sion. Ofthose Who have no, yet visited Venice there
sre few, We fancy VITO will rot wish to see ths, IA
nou. city, as if by touch Of enchan,meut, thus ps
psby brought before them; and of those who have
wandered amid the scenes which this pls, Gals up,
the ne aho few, fancy, who viii not love %
rev old memories by passirg night with - The Mer-
q ant of Yeric."
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-11
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr. BOYCE IS e. ass ed leave TO introduce q reso-
luton 10 adult Lieut. Mowry II the floor of the House
ar r. Dclf gate from Arizona.
Mr. JONES Tean.) ohjec cted sayiog ths. Arizona is
pert Of New Mexico, ard he saw use in admitting
Two Delegates ir,ID one TtIr'ory.
The House resumed the siser alton 1.-THE Wa.rOus
impeachment case.
Mr. BILLINGHURST Wis favored the impeach.
meDt. He sao tbs' q charges made asainsI Wat
that the Judge had eDterec into a corrupt
conspiracy for the unlawful Institution in his Court of
suits 10 which he WAS personally Interested for the
purpose Of having them removed beyond the verde.
If local Texas Jury.
lie had entered into conspiracy to deprive in III
yduas Of their land by of forged papers. II
had presided at the tal Of in which he was per-
sonaIly Lterceted knowing that he disqualified
hon so doing; and he had permitted TO pass without
rebuke repeated Illegal acts Of officers Of his Conrt
Mr. Bhloghurst cObtended that these charges were
sustained by the evidence.
Mr. READY Tenu.j said that no claiuOr or outside
pressure would aduco hn - east stain on the char.
acter Of Judge Watrous 10y sending hi to the Senste
1of trial, unless lac satisfied the result would etaj
lish bis guilt.
Mr.. DAVIS tNd.) inquired whether there was NV
evidence to show that lndO. Wsir,us ever envaped
~ ser'"s Of specua'ioDs in Tesas, the
nected with which ~ be decided in his Court
Mr.. READY replied that there was not syllable
Of Testimony to show that Judge WatrOus
gagged TO buy more than tract Of laDd AT tme
rhs prr cpal Of which was NOT paid. There j. proof
II at TIE judge poor ma0 end thai he was led into
the purchase ss meter of favor to persons Ala
b8ma who had the capital. He argued that, from
she evidence there is nothing TO show corruption or
Tnelfese al &C III Office. Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-11
FROM FLASHING TON.
From Our Own Correspondent.

From Our Own Correspondent
WASHINGTON Thursday, Dee. 9, 1858.
MIR. Nathan Sargent called upon me this morning
with reference TO u telcgraphic dispatch OF mine
few day ago, in which stated that he had issued
=, cret circulars calling private convocailon oil The
friends of Mr. Crittenden to meet in this city on
the 18th inst to devise means to bring forward the
Kentucky Senator for the Presidency. Mr. Sar-
gent considers that ihe statement IN question does
him Injustice He Informs me that he has Issued
no circulars" He has merely written letters 10
a number of gentlemen, who at pre- sent are outside
of both the great political parties informing them
that meeting will be held here Vt the time have
mentioned, TO consider whether some common
ground of political action cannot be formed on when
gentlemen both of the North aud South can stand
together But the meeting. he informs me, is not
designed to have any direct bearing upon the po-
lcal position either oi MI. CrItIetdeh or Nj.
Bell
A Kansas man here has put into my hands copy
of an account of an expedition recently made 10 the
Pixies Peak gold mines by some Georgans from
the gold region IN Georgia. Inc statement was
made by William G.. Russell at Manhattan, klley
County Kansas, on the 10th November last MI
Russell. with party of nine Others started on the
10th of February last from Auraria, Lumpkln
County, Georgia and arrived at Leavenworth with
their mules only in ApIl. From Leavenworth
they went TO Msnhs,,an, where they exchanged
their mules for oxen, and repleuished Their stock
of provisions for the expedition. They lett
Manhattan in MAY and reached Cherry
Greek in % days. Their route was--to Fort
Riley, Is miles; crossed the Kansas at Fort
Riley, and after travelling for 80 miles in south
west direction reached the Santa Fe road at a
Iolnt 4O Mules west of Council Grove; cOatlnued on
that road to the crossing of the Arkansas Rive 2O6
miles; thence up the Arkansas River on the north
eide 10 Bents Fort, l35 miles: thence up the same
river on the same side 10 Pueblo 100 niles at Puebla
they left the Arkansas and went northward 10 the
head of Cherry Creek, G5 miles; thence they de.
scendcd Cherry Creek TO the south Platte, So
miles. Here the party began TO prospect for gold
They went up the South Platte, 40 miles from
Cherry Greek, thence back to Cherry Creek. pros
Pectng on that creek aud IFS branches. They then
went north 10 Longs and Rals.onc's Greeks. and
from those creeks north, by way OF Cache a Pom
Dire Creek, 10 Medicine Bow Mountains ex,mn
ing all the creeks on the route They got back TO
The Platte ON the oath Of September
The best mining district they found was in the
neighborhoOd Of the Platte about 10 miles up from
that stream TO the mouth of Cherry Greek. The
country examined by them extended for 90 miles
north d the head Of Cherry Greek. In that district
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-11
UNITED STATES POSTAL REVENJE.

From The U'asliHg,on STR Of Thursday Eteninq
Some weeks ago, We published in TIE Star abu-
lar statement stOwos the receipts from and the ex
leus,s of The postal service OF ne United States IN
the rcspt cive States Of the Union during the years
ending June 80 1851, and 1888. Ga that occasion we
wee not aOwed 70 the record shOwog the cost
Of transportation, and hence our columns contained
only the oggreg ate OF the compensation OF Postmastefs
and lciceI tai e1l cnses Of Post-Oces. Through tho
kiudnesr of Honry ST. George Ofntt, esq, now
able add the expenses of transport sti"p ood from
the ,fcial record in manufcnp', as the document has
not vet been printed. We give I'll in the following
table which affords convenient comparison Of the
ut,re expenses of the Department ia the several
S..t.- d.-r.,--. 1 hn A.-aIs lS.lL nnl lslS:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-11
United States Supreme Court.

WAsHlNGTON, Fnday Dec. TT, IN3S.
No. l09-Decsm mber Term, lS5I.-E imuid RICE,
nlaiptaG. We. The minnesota aid North Western
Railroad Compsny On the motion of the defendants,
this cause was set down for argument Friday, the
Hth inst. - 49,
Ne. 9-Dean Richmond, vs. The CITY of MlyauA-
kee ct al. Argument concluded for the appellant.
Ne. IgS-Tbe Union Insurance Company, Va John
Blair Hoge. Cause submitted OH record, ard prlncd
argume nj for both parties under the J6tn rule OF th'
Court.
No. 1.-THE claimants and owners Of tie steamer
Louisiana, VIZ. Isaac Fisher, ct al. Argument COM
-erced for the appellants.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-11

entire ar,u-t Off public ard private spprcp'a'on''
fe,cpsivc Of the ssirres If public oiiccrsl for tn"
D,stIict Of Colombia. from the tine the Govern
mert wss located in Washington to the 3oth June
lasi to be nearly twenty-five millions The a'sr'.ed
,.lne ~ the Government reserves exclusive Of the
reservations formed by the inersecpns of streets ana
avenues. is upward OF thirteen million. ara nan
TIE cort Of the pubic buiding-, including fdrnitlre'
eta,uary and pantiogs is nearly fifteen miulons-tle
Capi,oi costing over six millions, snd the private
property assessed at thir'y-fve millions.
Four or five more speeches are 70 oe insde 10 the
House on the Judge WatTocs impeachment case.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-11

CALEB LYos os EGYPr-The Hon- Caleb Lyon
lec,ured again last evening" by special reqe't before
II { Mercantile Library Association, upon hi' usveis
ip Egypt ard P,les,ne, a, Clifton Hal. Taxing up
The thread Of L. narrative where he had len Oh a. the
previou lecture be carried Bis bearers with him from
Cairo to J.russl.rn deacribrg what ne -a~ OF the
people and TIE country BY the wsy, Intervening the
past ard the prcser, and combining instruction. with
epusement.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-11
NOn.ArriyaI of the Persia.

SANDY HOOK, Dec. lU-I2 O'clock midnight,
There Rre yet no signs Of the s,esmship Persia,
now doe off this pcii with Liverpool dates of the 9th
of November. Weather clear. Wind 5, ). W.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-11

AyoTHsn CorsrERrEu.-A man who gave h's
name as Patrick Greene vas asrsste last Hight Tor
attempting to pas counterfeit T. ball, Purpotiog to
be the issue OF TIE Lansngbu yh Bank Of Lsns'ns-
burph, n. Y Tie accu.ed wa locked up to await an
examination.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-11
A Wan Killed.

BosroS, Fddav, Dec. 10, 1853.
Michael Ccnley was killed, and t"'o ,tners uamsi
Murphy and Casey, severely irjurd at Sopth Boston
yeets rday, by tie cnviog IN of Il bank ct earth.
At Island Pord, W., at sunrise this morning, the
thermometer was H. below zero.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-11
Death of w. Scott Williams.

AUGUSTA, Ga, Friday, Dee TO- 1893
Mr.. w Scott " lliau-, of the firm OF Messrs. John
son lie ulton Of New York, IN jIrei by the
ut Waynesboro on Wednesday night aud after having
biz leg amputated, fingered on til THURSDAY nigbt
when he died.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-11
burning of the PascOag WOODEN
will.

Providence, X. L., Friday, Dec. 10, 1853.
Tie Pascosg WOODEN Mill belonging to Hawkei &
Fowler, was buIIt this morniug at O'Clock. The
dye-house, wheel-house, picker.house, aud stone
hoGse, were taved. These were insurei for $4,000,
and the stock for S0,COO.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-11
XXXVth CONGRESS.
SECOND SESSION.
sENATE. .WAsnISe1oS, Dec. 10. Is.

rero,t was received from The Secretary If the H..
-ferjor covering tse amount Of expenditure for the
District Of Columbia ai,0, port from the SecreG
~ Of The Treasury incosiDg his accounts. Both were
laid on the table.
Monday vas fixed for the appoirtnen. Of the Com
nl'ees.
Considerable routine business was transacted, after
wl ich th' Senate at ~ 0 cock adjourned til Monday
NJ additional Senators ware present - day.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-11
Death of the Hon Robert Baldwin

TOhONTO, Hay DC. IT, IeJS.
TIE Hon Robert Baldwin died a, his reside nee at
81 adina this place, last night after short i'll
81.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-11

A salute will be fired by The Republicans OF tie
XyIIth Ward this evening st snn dosn, in honor Of
the election Of James Fsrnan a. School CemmissoneT
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-11
Personal.

lncra.c in 1858 ss..................... $9lS l2l q
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-03-24
From the New York Day Book.

HAIR DYE IS VILE WASH, BUT THE ARrr-
Gle that will naturally restore the color Hair the
changing of which to gray, being indication lack
Of proper sccreons, is truly valuable Medicine PROF
WOODS HAIR TONIC if the certificates of the leading
minds over the Union do not falsify is the
for badness drnes premature change of COLOR
and the several evidences of lack of secretons
roots OF the Hair, which can be found.
Quack preparations abound and Hair Tonics fill eve
~ corner grocery in the country Avoid all ''Hair
I9nics unless known to be the preparation of
whose celebrity has become world wide Do not let any
osfnm vender experiment upon your Hair Touch moth
ing you nave not good to believe is all that pur
po's 10 oe PROF WooD has earned by years of
test oil the virtues of his preparation his present
Ueer one hsdred and fifty Certificates before of
tried it. ny-UsE NO OuaER
" CAUTION : Beware Of worthless limitations, as
several are already in the market called by different
names Use none unless the words PROFESSOR Woop,s
HAIR RESTORATIVE Depot St Louis, No., and New ork
blown in the bottle -"
Sold by all Druggists and Patent Medicine Dealers AL
so by all Fancy and Toilet Goods dealers in the United
States and Canadas, and by
j. c. GIVEN, Chnaman's Tea Store
nrlS2w ~ and 80 baltimore street
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-03-24
OFFICE MARYLAND GAS COMPANY,

CORNER BALTIMORE AND ST. PAUL STREETS, UP STAIRS
THIS COMPANY is furnishing the most
complete and only reliable Gas Machine the use of
Private Houses Churches Hotels and Public Institutions
ever offered to the public.
By their comparative small cost and profitable working
results these Machines recommend themselves to the at
tenton of residents of small towns and villages Thous
ands of certificates from partiesnow using on Machine,
can be furnished.
Apply at the Office of the Company as above by person
or by letter. fe226u,
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-03-24

figures Oats are also active with sales of 5G600
bushels Delaware and Pennsylvania SO cts the latter
IN store Of Barley, sale of 600 bushels made at
rs cts.
GROCERIES, &c.-The market for Groceries is active
and prices are tending upward cargo of Laguayra
Coee has been sold at II cents which establishes ad
vance and 800 hhds Sugar mostly New Orleans, at 774
cents, all on time. The Provision market remains mac
tive with small sales of Cut Mess and Lars at full rates
SEEDS.-The market for Cloverseed is quiet there is
not much offering, and few small lots only have been
disposed Of $50 bushels in ALL at 81 624 per bush
ell, mostly at the latter rate for prime Seed
WHISKY.-The demand is more active, and about 100
hhds have been sold at 20 cts-new held higher Drudge
at the rate and bbs at 21d22 cs the latter for
old
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.
PHILADELPHIA, March %.
The arrivals of Beef Cattle about 400 head The
arrivals at Wardes Avenue Drove Yard quite live
ly and the cattle of rather better quality than week
100 head taken to New York and most of the bal
disposed of at S7$975 100 lbs extra quality
bringing 10 cents per h.
About 5000 sheep sold at this yard $3.50 SIS EACH
being 910 dressed; about 400 and calves
at market, but met slow sae mich brought $45
S75 and dry $40 to $50 each
800 horses at Wardes, of which were for
sale cheap
OF hogs the arrivals at Phillips q 100 head selling
at S7(d7 so per 100 TBS.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-03-24
THE MERCANTILE AGENCY
L n PRATT a. 70

CORNER OF BALTIMORE AND s. CHARLES STREETS.
The propretors respectfully invite such Merchants
are not already subscribers to the Agency and who sell
goods on credit to call and examine our system and test
the reliability Of information From long experience
and the satisfactory testimonials of thousands
in the different cities East and West who have for years
been subscribers all who will call whether
they sell goods the cities country towns ample sat
isfaction the reliability of information and the
great benefit to be derived from the Agency by those who
subscribe, mr6tf