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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-05-06

II The late accession to the number Of
our years as a paper, makes US outrank the
Mkonian, and all other papers within fifty
miles or more, save only the Lyeoming Go
setfe, to which we doil cur hat as the mother
Of the Typo Scribes.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-05-06

The Oldest No. of TIE UIioa we have, is
dated 1916, when It was conducted by HeuTy
sntup, at New Berlin. We will give year S
subscription OF our paper ior the olGc-. copy
O. 44e tRsln that may be brought us.
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THE WISH ETnEp


This letter. which at present is making such a
stir in political circles, is supposed to have been
made public at the late meeting of the New York
State Democratic Committee, at Albany The
gentleman to whom it was written, on a recent
visit to Albany, while in conversation with some
members ofthe Regency, found those parties hostile
to Mr.. Wise, on the ground of his intimate rela-
lions with Fernando Wood and the control the e.
mayor was supposed to have over him. ''The gen
"tle1nan, who is a highly honorable man, and, per-
chaps, not smart enough for the intrigues of the
"Regency, incidentally stated, in spirit friendly
"to Governor Wise, that he knew the imputations
"against him to be unfounded. But he would not be
credited unless he produced the proof; whereupon
~ am informed, he showed the letter TO Mr. Cassidy
"of The Argus, in strict confidence, who asked per
Emission to lay it before Dean Richmond This wa:
"demurred to, except upon the solemn assurance
''that it should not appear in print. 1t is known
"that several copies of it were made"
Upon this letter the Richmond Enquirer com.
ments as follows. 1t will be seen that the authen
ITCHY of the letter is not positively denied:
"We see that the New York Herald is in great
glee about letter alleged to have been written by
Gov. Wise to some unknown correspondent, who i:
said to have furnished copy for private circula
tion at Albany during the sitting of the State Com
mittee. And The Herald rubs its hands at the
thought that Mr.. Buchanan will chuckle and Mr.
Douglas will "kick up his heels over it. Well
what is sport to the boys may be death to the frogs
We reserve comments for the present upon bit Of
scoundrelism about this and kindred matter O
which we have the evidence, which could moi
await development anywhere else better than il
New York and Albany, and which, if hemp had it,
due, ought to make some heels kick the air. W.
copy below an article from the New York Dali,
Ne'0s as just view of the matter in any aspect
about which we are not authorised to speak We
conceive, with the "Ne,cs." that If this publicatio,
IS not a forgery 1t IS something seorse.''
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The following incident is vouched for by what
we consider good authority, and we deem it onr
duty not to withhold it from the consideration of
our mercantile friends A gentleman of this city
had been negotiating partnership with a citizen
of Harrisburg, who was decided against coming
here by having witnessed the following occurrence,
short time previously. party of some nine.
teen merchants arrived in Harrisburg, and all had
tickets for Baltimore. One of them saw in a
paper the account of the murder of TAYLOR by
BURKE, and remarked that che would moi
Ego to such a cut-throat city," Another OBJ
served che preferred TO purchase goods in
Baltimore, but was afraid to risk his Life there
and the result was that the whole party changed
their tickets and went on to Philadelphia. Some
may think the newspapers which published the
account of TAYLOR murder to blame for all this
but unless obituary notices. and the verdicts O
coroners' juries excluded from print such fact;
must leak out We are among those who believe
that unless confidence in law and order are speedi
ly restored in Baltimore, that the dizziness of tht
present season will be the rule, and not the excep
ton in the business of this city. We have not the
slightest doubt that political condition is
telling tearfully against our prosperity at the
present time
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structures of two of the most eminent English
statesmen and Of one Of the most eloquent men in
the English Parliament. There may be those who
may be disposed occasionally to dispute the sound
ness of its logic, but fairly call in ques
ton the manly boldness with which it defends the
privileges and prerogatves of a free press or the
consummate adroitness and ability with which il
states its own case. There are, moreover, even in
this country, journalists who are bound by nc
party ties, and who, though acting in more limit
ed sphere, and forced too frequently to deal with
meaner objects, yet believe in all sincerity that i
is "ther vocation, and their very being, to speal
''truly and freely about public men and public
''affairs, and that if they were to palter will
their duty, they would prove false to the caus
they profess to serve and would forfeit tn
confidence Of the public, whose best interest
they are called upon to protect.
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THE MoRMoNs.--The Utah Valley Tan, the organ
of the Gentiles, states that the Mormons estimate
their whole number in Europe and America at
l26, 900. In 1857 there appears to have been de-
crease in the population of Utah--the number be-
ing only 81, 622, of which 5000 were children,
about III 600 women, and 1000 men capable OF
bearing arms. There arei2 1888 men with eight or
more wives--of these Is have more than 10 wives;
73O men with five wives L. 100 with four wives, and
24OO with more than one wife. Recapitulation
4,el7 men, with about 1880 wives.
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New MUsKET BULLEr.-S Some interesting ex-
periments were made lately at Vincennes, France,
to ascertain the accuracy in firing and distance
traversed by a new musket bullet proposed to re-
place the Mimic bullet fired from rifles. 1t is said
that the new ball, independent of its superiority
both in precision and distance, offers the remarka-
bic advantage of being fired from smooth barrel
by which the rife barrel can be dispensed with,
which is difficult to load and troublesome to keep
clean during a campaign. of the different projec-
tiles, half many more of the new than of the
MIME bullets struck the target at 600 yards and at
800 yards the respective numbers per cent. were
thirtynne of the former and fourteen of the latter
still more extraordinary fact is, that the new
ball will kill at the distance of $500 yards, while
the rifle ball is not effective at more than 1000
yards. Major Nepler, the Director of the Imperial
School of Firing is the inventor of the new bullet
Our New York mail failed to reach us Yesterday
evening. We are under obligations to Henry Tay-
lor of the Sun Iron Building, for copies of the
Times Herald, and Tribune.
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TO CORRESPONDENTS.

40 notice can be taken of Anonymous Communications
Whatever intended for insertion must be authenticated
by the name and address of the wrternot necessarily for
publication, but as guaranty for his good faith
- We cannot undertake to return rejected Commpnca
tons
Letters to be addressed "To THE DAILY EXCHANGE
Baltimore, MARYLAND "
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BURNING FLUTDs.-Mr. E. Merriam, of Brooklyn
states that he has kept record of deaths, injuries
and confiagrations, resulting from the use of cam
phene. and other burning fluids used for the pur
pose OF illumination, since July %, 1850. Since
that date he has recorded the deaths OF three hun
dred and seventy persons and the injuries of four
hundred and seventy-seven persons, many of the
latter of whom the accounts stated were not ex-
pected to survive the injuries they received The
losses by fire from these fluids he estimated at up
wards OF one million of dollars. Mr.. Merriam says
that when the weather becomes hot, in summer,
the danger in the use ofburning fluids willincrease
In the short term of thirtysx days within the pre-
sent year he has recorded the death of nine persons
BY camphene and burning fluid.
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------ Il X
On the 4h instant at Eicott's Mills, by Rev. Joseph
Bowser, Mr.. SOLOMON MACCABE, Of this city, to Miss
AGNES JOHNSON eldest daughter of g. W. Johnson of
Ecott's Mills +
On he 4th OF July by the Rev. Mr. Clark, SAMUEL A.
NEWGENT to Miss FRANCES A. SWAN, both of this
city
SCHW carer to CHRISTINA W. BUCHTA, all of this
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MERCANTILE MUTUAL MARINE INSURANCE Co,
OF New YoRE
ASSETS OVER ONE MILLION DOLLARS
ELIwooD WALTER, Pres't CHAsNEw CONF, Vice Pres't
Scrip and Cash Dividend to dealers and stockholders in
1858, 81 per cent
80 Hnlls Cargoes and Freghts insured against Marine
Disasters on the most favorable terms.
Losses adjusted, and paid promptly and literally.
sHa THOS D. JOHNSTON, Agent,
- and 10 Second street
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DIED,
At Chestertown, ON Friday, July goth, HENRIETTA
ELIZA, only child of Rev. George C. and Emma Stokes +
On the 18th instant, ia MES RICHARD, aged months
and p days, son Of Donald and Arthur Mcleod.
On the It'll instant, HENRY FRIESE in the 18th year of
his age, the adopted of John Freshman. r,.'
On the nth Instant SUSANNAH VIRGINIA JONES,
aged B and p days. Oldest daughter of Lewis and
Mary Ann Jones.
HEALTH 0FFIcE, Baltimore, August 8, 1889
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Hr ALLY EXCHANGE is printed upon clear white paper,
~, With hold and distinct type which is constantly re-
newed thus offering to merchants and Others making use
and attractive display of their advertisements while its
areay large and rapidly increasing circulation and the
admitted Snerority of its commercial department over
that any other paper published in the city, make it the
hest and most desirable medium for advertising presented
i,is rnrnmunitN
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MERCHANTS OF BALTIMORE,
Who desire extend their business and obtain custo
from the great consuming regions of the Southern and
Western States have their advertisements inserted in
any Newspaper any City, Town Village throughout the
whole Southern and Western country.
The arrangements Of this Agency such with the pub
fishers that all advertisements sent through it are charged
much than be obtained by the advertisers them
selves The prices many desirable papers extremely
low.
The Agency makes charge of kind lohatece to its
customers sole being the publishers very lowest
rates.
All trouble of letter writing and expense IN erage is
here avoided Puncuaty guaranteed and copies Of all the
Newspapers always on hand for inspection
REFER TO
Messrs. CortIan Co., f. Whitman & Co.. Robins Co.
Samson Cariss Co, Jas y. Mason Co., Werdebaugh
Smith Co, Bartlett 4 Bro, Capt. Henry A. Thompson
Henry u Mears Esq, and the Press of Baltimore. m13tf
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>. HARRINGTON,
Would respectfully inform his old friends and the public
in general that he prepared attend all orders in his
line of business
He will VARNIsH OR RE-VARNIsH AND POLISH OR CLEAN
Up AND POLISH ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE; REPAIR AND
MoDERNIsE OLD FURNITURE; UPHoLsTER AND RECOVER,
DO UP MATTRESSES AND FEATHER BEDS, &c, &c, &c
twenty practical experience in working for the best
families in the cities Of New York, Philadelphia and Ba
more, enables him suit the scrupulous and his
DIRK in better and for less than other
one this side philadelphia.
BAH orders left at his Dwelling, No 60 Forest street.
or with N Hynson Jennings CO. So n Charles street
will Immediately attended apl6m
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r BALTIMORE.
TUESDAY, AUGUST Q, 1855
NOTICE.

NOTICE. 49,
r,,,x NOE is published every morning lSan-
rHE DAILY nne ioo Cents; served in the city at
ayS cg iEaf Cents per week payable 70 me car
rers: mailed to subscribers OUT VI N'e ''' az
per annum
MT, 7-i IrssIlv Edition Is mailed to subscribers at
ing Eo,tr Dollars per 7erns-invaraby cash.
in advance.
ho TFcfl Edition is mailed to- subscribers at One
~" DoiITT per annum, payablein advance Or
copies mailed to address f9r.''..''''' S I5So
y ,................ 1000
office of Observation-Disclosures. corner of Baltimore and
North streets BaltmeTe. ....-. i.
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S. HARRINGTON.

FINE TABLE CLARRF Another supply received
by GREEN Il YOE, SO Baltimore street i27tf
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Arg GOODS.
r. INEN Observation-Disclosures.

r INEN HANDKERCHIEFS. E.
W ths DAY our ags and varied sort
Corded Hem Stitched Embroidered and Tape sarered
Linen handkerchief for gentme eady hemed to which
we invite espeseia attention stock is unusually
- - '' '''' coNsf1BLTE, WALKER CO,
nr N. B -s Spp2s.ss Tue museum"
5ffff Nh5gf sGGRRE 6 a0
ede0y the finest s00dcso STsa II hiS Rfrkf
I23-tf Opposite the Museum.
IMPORTANT TO
The largest and hes. ti gSioSl BUYERS .iosI 3
LINEN GOODS
MILLIKEN's LINEN STORE,
No E NEANt1FFfTH RNf EssRRfEEF tGs GOODS
TABLE DAMASKS, by the yard,
TABLE N1pklSs AND PG SEH EssIEzrSes, all widths
-. HGck, DIAPER AND RUSSIA CR4sH
AND OTHER KINDS OF TOW FLING,
LINEN CAMBRIA HANDKERoRRfhEFFssA AND
We are constantly receiving additions to our extensive
LADIES' AND CENTS HDKFS.
AS we have our Handkerchefs made expressly for
trade offer peculiar advantages both in extent
Linen buyers will always be of finding pure Lnens
LINEN STORE,
As cotton mixed article viii be admitted into the
RIM IILIKEN,
Importer of Linen Goods Exclusively,
lI-tt 65 Baltimore street, above Gay.
. N E, I'd, 1859.
oREEzzhRAf1 EEBS G59z5Hs f1L FE1crs
HAMILTON EASTER & CO..
Nos. l99, POI and 203 BALTIMORE STREET.
Invite attention to their
CLOSING SALES OF SUMMER GOODS.
Our entire stock has been carefully examined and marked
down to sell at ices ... .,.-a-
~ RELoW COST OF IMPORTATION.
We will commence from this day sell stock of
Black and Fancy Colored SILKS and SILK ROBES
Paris printed BAREGEs and FLoUNCED ROBES
| ORGANIZES, PRINTED JACoNETS, ORGANDY ROBE
great variety of DRESS GOODS.
Every article in
EMBROIDERY AND LACE STOCK,
| HOUSEKEEPING AND FAMILY LINENS
MOURNING GOODS,
CALICoES, GINGHAMS, Low PRICED LAWNS,
| STELLA sHAWLS and MANTIEs.
| We shall close our stockat ..
LESS THAN AUCTION PRICES,
leZ-ttr during the present month.
| CANVAS PADDING.-Different grades, ga
0and ~ HOLLANDS, fine and medium qualities for sale
ROBERT D. BROWN & CO.,
la2z-u Is Hanover street.
pURLAPS.-4O and 40 inches wide, suitable
ROBERTO BROWN CO.
Je22tf IS Hanover street
NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.
RT %Sch we viii iSe
.S.,.. ,'O' '-'''' CONSTABLE, WALKER s. co,
je2i-tfr Opposite Museum.
| DIAPER COLLARS.-Just received fresh sup
| u ply of English Paper Collars.
CONSTABLE, WALKER & CO.,
Je24-tr Opposite the Museum.
| GOODS FOR SUMNER S HIRTS.-We have
store large supply of the celebrated Masonville'
MUSLIN, especially for Summer Shrts, very
COOL as linen. CONSTABLE, WALKER & co,
le24-tfr l55 Baltimore street
pARKLIES IRISH LINENS.--ALL PURE
4OLINEA.-The high position these Linens have main
tanned for forty years in this market their best
daton For sale to the trade by Sole Agents Baltimore
ap6-tf is Hanover Street
IRISH LINENS, IMPORTED TO ORDER
1Of required weight style nish by Manufacturers
Agents, ROBERT ID, BROWN & co,
| ap6-tf Is Hanover street
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MoKIM & CO.,
WI BANKERS.
Buy and sell FOREIGN and DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. Issue
Letters of credit available in the United States and Europe
for travelling and mercantile purposes.
Negotiate Loans and Business Paper Make Collections
in all the United States Canada reasonable
terms. Make advances Stocks and other Coaterals
Purchase and sell Stocks and Bonds of this and other
kes Receive deposits and transact Banking Business
iel-tf
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NEW ARRIVAL.
KINDLING WooDl KINDLING WooD !
SAWED AND SLIT Woop, OF ANY SIZE.

SAWED AND SLIT WOOD, OF ANY SIZE
Sawed and Split by Machinery.
Owing the constantly increasing demand for this Wood
have greatly increased my facilities for preparing and
livering it. prepared to fiji allorders with dispatch
for PINE WooD, ofany length size delivering it
any part of the city free of carriage, guaranteeing the
quantity contained cord before being sawed
split. JAS. II. JOHNSON,
Proprietor City Steam Fire Wood Mill.
80 Office corner of Baltimore and North Streets Pa.
triot Office.
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The SOUTHERN CITIzEN.-Mr John Mitchell an
nounces that 'this weeks Southern Citizen is the
last" Mr.. NJ. says:
"For nearly two years have had entire control
of it. have occasion now to go to Europe. Mr..
Swan declines to carry on the publication without
me; and therefore it has been necessary to look
out for weekly paper of kindred politics which
We could hope would be acceptable to our present
subscribers. The proprietors of the New York Day
Book have accordingly purchased the subscription
list of the Southern Ctisen, and will supply our
readers with their weekly publication for the IN
expired term of the subscriptions respectively.
''In making this announcement, feel that / owe
to our numerous friends at the South not only
thanks for the kind interest they have taken in the
of this journal, but apology also for so
suddenly abandoning labor which has been both
agreeable to myself, and, as | venture to hope,
profitable to the which the Southern Citizen
established to serve and promote. Crcum-
stances preclude full exposition of my motives to
the present step so that / can only ask Cor kind
and indulgent construction of those motives at the
hands ofmy friends. From my enemies, if have
any, have nothing to ask"
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the SOLE AGENT in this market for the sale of the
above celebrated COAL 1t only be had of me my
regularly appointed agents, who have written authority
from me to sell.
CHARLES GIIsfOR, Sole Agent
No. IS Second street, near the Post Office.
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CIGARs AND TOBACCO.

A. SEEMU LLER d, SONS,
IMPORTERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No IS EXCHANGE PLACE
Offer to the trade of their Importation
GEkAAN CIGARS. Made in the PALATINATE Of
GERMAN Tobacco.
GERMAN CIGARS, ,.......,.0f BREMEN manufacture; Of
HAVANA and other Spanish
Tobaccos; from store, bonded
warehouse, ordered for di
rect shipment.
HAVANA CIGARS Imported to order.
DOMESTIC CIGARS...... Every grade and style sui
any market, made to order
PIPES AND PIPE HEADS. White and coored glazed ant
unglazed; various sized pack
ages.
PIPE STEMS. AMERICAN and ITALIAN.
SNU ScoTcH of MONUMENTAL MILL
Rappee, Maccahau and coarse
SMOKING TOBACCO........O Our own manufacture
LEAF TOBACCO. Havana, Cuba, Yara and Dc
| aStnSF nestle Seed Leafs
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'elf fi rs PER CENT. TO THE ASSURED. u"
REsOLUTE FIRE INSURANCE CO.. OF NEW YORK.
sa Cash Capitala and Assets. .............s247,o00
Cheapest and safest mode OF Insurance.
HS- Policy Holders receive SEVENTY-F1VE PER
CENT of the net profits annually without mourning any
liability whatever.
'ftsl n TH0S. D. JOHNSTON, Agent,
1H@f itf fFtt F-fit 73 and rs Second street
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GHatfrillQ HIatRs,
IE;Gs; St GENERAL TRANsP0RTA.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
FOR THE SPRINGS AND MOUNTAIN R ri sol i2S'
Through tickets for the White Sulphur Sweet Red Sweet
Camden gaon Banoe the IT. and e 5 Pa e.
trains daily except Sundays The morning train connects
BY Fare Sro3gR o GyGad eSS
and Red Sweet SIS to Rockbrdge Alum and Bath Alum
FOR BERKELEY Springs Baltimore at 40 A.
from Sir Johns Run Station about n Tiekets to Or
ng bsmoTe r. 5 and at p ley
also T1 H9np nGbn regH9ary gth Berkeley stages
Hapers Ferry and thence by Winchester Railroad arriving
F PRFP BS 81 fRe SF RRNnsE Fare faFSqgs
III train to Cumberland and by stages-sarting thence
cary RRIfR2B }9fo@ @Sdrs Fillmore on the
gEates Gad NE Inc Of 4S Railroad Take the morning
either d way 1915, distance 232 intestine from 10 to II
FOR GRAFTON JUNCTION, also directly on the line of
re ro9d-rake either train Fare s8 distance 29 miles
For persons desrious Of frequently visiting Berkeley
@ ana Graion through the especial
Gq s e. S SSt1 for Roe9 Tists large reduction
provided for Summer visitors A'1''''0ii'
COLE caHsr 3 SMITH $Id.[ Master of Transp ston
la E5 DAILY LINE TO cit n
Hn - |H Zia + 4 " f. ( { g. Fl T. + +. -
respectfully informed that BY leaving President street
pot Baltimore daily except Sundays in $50 o'clock NJ
BALLOON Capt. Whildin, or the "ARiEE, Capt Tag
~ Baggage checked through
Fare including Carriage Hire on the Island, st
i9-f WIN. CRAWFORD, Agent P. W 4 B. RR Co
~ ssln SEA BATHING
80 OLD POINT CoNF6 # AND HAMPTON
One ofthe BALTIMORE STEAM PACKET C0MPANY'S
SrEAMERS will leave Union Dock foot Of Concord street,
DAILY, Sundays excepted) at five o'clock P NJ for Old
Point Comfort and Hampton.
Fare there and giving the the privilege
to remain the whole season.
NJ N. FALLS, Agent
lelI-tocl Baltimore Steam Packet Company
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The Po1NTEp YOKE SHIRT
Is manufactured to order by
CONSTABLE, WALRER Co,
los Baltimore street
This pattern their invention, which, after
Changes, they are prepared to pronounce perfect,
Give them call-opposite the Museum
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E. WHITMAN & Co.
WAREHOUSE, No. GO EXCHANGE PLACE.

Manufacturers and Dealers in
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, MACHINERY AND
SEEDS
Farmers, Merchants and others be supplied with
article in our line, the most favorable terms.
j25eo3m
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NOTICE TO THOSE WHO WANT SOMETHING CHOICE.
Just arrived and for sale, splendid lot of GREEN AND
HOOK BILL TURTLES, which will be sold alive in steaks,
raw baked in soup, at the FULTON HOUSE, 81 Pratt
street.
asst. GEO W. BUCK, Proprietor
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Sole AGENCY OF THE BALTIMORE Coal COMPANY
In view Of the present low rate of freight from mines
am enabled to offer the BALTIMORE coMPANY,s COAL
at VERY Low PRICES to parties who win lay in their
supplies during this month @ si-o gsG }sI5 POI.
eF CHARLES GILMoR, Sole Agent,
itf No. So Second street, near the Post Office