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BALTIMORE MARKETS

WTnNFSD1Y Dec Z lSgg
COFFEE-We notice rather more activity today in
Coffee and The market for il is still very strong Tn.
sales include 200 bags Rio ex dorchester" at l. cts
100 bags do at cts and so bags do at II cts per
H. We quote prime Rio at I2 to l2% cts good II q to
Il cts medium to fair IL to II cts Laguayra II to 10
cts Java Is to I6 cts
FLOUR-The Flour market is still in the same quiet
state heretofore noticed and TODAY offered rather heavy
GI Of Tov,arJ Street and Ohio Snner were ameri
firm at s. 81 per Dbl for choice brands of these descrin
nns hn buyer were not disposed to give over IS
hb We hai reported sale of 100 bbs Howard Street
City Mills Snper is anrt and NAV be quoted today at
s5d5l2% per bb for standard Extra Flour is without
movement and we quote Howard Street at So 81 bd6
Ohio do at S675 City Mills S6d % for regular ship
ping brands and SG75d7 for fancy.
FAMILY FLouR-For local consumption steady good
demand preyails and we quote Wclchs at sS Patausco
at 81 so and Reservoir Silver Spring and Ashland
brands at a. 257 so Der bbI Ohio and Howard street
Family may he 0uoted at GO 80 per Dbl
RYE FLOUR AND CoRY NEA-There is but little in
aury for either Rye Flour or Corn Meal but we quote the
former before at S437&, and the latter at $375ay
3S7 y for Baltimore and Brandywinc nominal at 81 p
per hbl
GRAIN-The receipts Of Grain to-day were exceedingly
Weather has continued in that unCavorahe STATE which
initiates against the unloading of vessels hence the dis
paraging oiTrnrS this morning OF Wheat there wer,
any1 10 h,s1s f ,rI,;te nn 40 hust,lS rad ~ wan
- r;tb sailn &c =, iatt,rn, IS-G,I5a o, c ~ , - -
min" and ifo cts nar bn.beI for choice Tbarc ] M
rcnorrI sales of White and we ono II NJ 1so3s cts fr
fair t ood Ii0 cs for nrime and I1Sii5 cs for Ioi
lots t,yin, ~ t nao,arneSS or tba oG,rin%s Corn u,s
ot T"ts ] 10 'e o te omeLnhSS SSo Urn @ was
yic soIi at Gs s for f,ir to aod y5ite - ct for
..hoUn >, "J raiIU, IronIt Ia 20 ct mon busbI fr
fair t ood J Corn nav he onSied at s6s5 rts for
rLit ond son s6 cs mar Irsbc far veIIow Oats yvere
a,,'ti,. a,ri o,,l ~ ory,ri,n, or ozo L,,haIs
eII NJ s ttI cts for Maryland and We onote pnnsy
yana n lSilScts ner bnsheI There were M sales If
D., - "a ! e. n,"inT. oG,ra5 W. -. NJ.
sn af sS7 rts and PennsyIvnnia at 9895 cts nsr
irhaI | ~ SS ~ ~ Hs ' ~
uncS Tho ,,coir., of IIcrs cortiDua cood and tho
,,arl t ti, F,;r o+ st..ody nricns ", ,nta salss
90 o. ,,, 100 Ibs occnrJir,, t nnnIi,w 70
uu"S a. a. w - ~, =. L,,,,Lrs M p ~ w., a. -, " "
GltA EA pay patMIi = >, "a an" a. oSo g. - " ' " e' at ~
he, ,,4 vas sGES aHpHS w w ;+,+ sor .. o.t - ,
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SpECiAL SESSION or TBE cITT COUNCIL

D ~ W,.nIrg,, 6nc,.ho,. I'm $50
II. p,,,.,, p.,t - " D., b.
u. ~ - 49,, al an 49,, r,,,,,b'r, '''' ''i'
M G,,,,s ,,rnsf,,tsd a ,.titin, from !! : Crrti
orT ItI,rs a.tin,r t'a rnnai,irr nr tba s,,y,. NJ
tbn intrsnrtion nf PRATT strait and Central av.rue
Rcfarrad To the Cnmn,iftr, an U.,ltb
Mr.. Cu,p,,< presented a prtition from Baker (
Holmes asking permission to erect steam engine
on their premises on Concord street. Referred to
the COMMITTEES on tn. Fire Drpartment.
Mr. Cams presented an nrlinanr. authorizing
tbr navin% oT Hoyd afI"y. between Caroline and
Dallas streets Referred H. the Committee on High
,,Iy
Wr Srvvs called M the resolution inouiriny Of
the Cnnptroller rs to what is th. cost pcr ruuDiu
f,ot f,r iayin,, ,,s mains ido,tnd
Nr Eorr,.r. r,lIcd NJ, t,. t,I,nyi,a~ resolution.
,,, .rr, 49,, d.. ., ,,.,
XXX 'm, M f In @ ,' " ,nt M,
ranestJ tn inr,m his r,tcI Al what r,r. ofc6s f., Ne.
cit. thry yille to rc. ga main pipes in sacl accsas
the Mayor aud City Council may fr.m time "a" time di-
rect, beyond the sum of n thousand dollars annually rs
now provide fer } ordinance No. a. as rH'-"d at The
annual session 'l i1 ~. h'-' Wh P,'I"u"" "i t' sum
so , rntr5T' ~ i i ,t1 r ~ 'T t,i ~ J." 10y
,In rt,I w. II ',,,t.r tba ,,,,, ,l',r,.i ,,1 f ,,,I
Win Interest +, the civ treasury an further th,t thew
be- request To reply to this resolution at the same time
they make :heir annual statement 10 the touncil
qur"d hy section d OF ordinance hr:or" refer ei to
Which was adapted
Mr.. CALLS called up the resolution directing that
gas mains be laid along Lombard street. between
Bond street and broadway.
Mr.. BLAKBCEN moved to refer the resolution to
the Committee on Police and Jail.
Mr. CALLIS Sald theIe was II" use referring H. as
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

NEw YORK, Dec. Cotton is very auiet-sales IN dav
of 700 bales Flour is frmsales of q 900 bbls State
S5.l0G5.l5; ONO s5.601575; Southern s5 65G)5 so
is quietsales of 1000 bushels; common rcd I95
cts white Michigan $50 cts. Corn is frmsales Of II
600 bushels; yellow S2S7 cts old 95 cts Pork is
steady-Mess $1G62h; Prime $1l l.62h hGl1.75 Lard is
firm ION oil cts. Whiskey closed firm X(d2S cts
Sugar is firm but quet-Muscovado 474 cts Spirits
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PRICES AND DsALEs OF STOCKS In NEW YORK.
BY TELEGRAPH.
hrnnph " lillian Fisher X Son, Stock and i.l4rO
No Second Board received.

The following is a comparative statement of the exports
Exclusive of specie from New York to foreign ports for
the week and since Jan. 1st
1857. 1858. 1859.
For the week .......Sl 24l ,625 ESQ SIS l,245.0i1
Previously reported &c 2O9SOS 55.7l6,S0 6O,G5O9O3
Since Ian l.... 81 81 ABB 56.3G7 .G5S Gl S95 g44
The frira, for Liverpool morrow. will take
siderable of specie hut present estimates not
to relied upon Part of il will be 100000 in silver,
received NY the Cahawba from New Orleans and Havana
yesterday.
Foreign exchange closes dull Bills are abundant
Southern lO9 81 leading city names l09Aa109B Francs
81 lac
Money is tightening slightly. 1t difficult to nego
tatc call loans today at anything lower than six per
la ed
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4 UT,UFUENT.G

FRONT STREET THEATRE.-The company at
the Front Street is one of the best which has
visited eur city. The riding of Mr.. Melville is
stamp him as the greatest of his class. The Circus
should be literally patrOnized.
The RUSSIAN WAR continues as attracting as
ever, and, despite the bad weather. has been visited
by large numbers of people. 1t is one of those
pictures that never pail upon the taste, and the
visitor always discovers something new and nte-
reStiup in IL
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aiNeI closed DuOyant and heaYy were held at -
<Agout n ooo We're received the last 4S hours.
lroVlslohs-The speculative demand continues strong,
anu tle market was more excited to-day than any day
during the season Mess pork advanced to sI7 on the
spot ana tere were buyers Sl so for February de
livery, but none seemed willing to sell on such
Bulk meats advaneea e and at the close might be
quoted at 81 and S%c Lard could not have been bouobt
below lOHc. Green meats 4c. higher The sales were
200 bbs mess pork on the spot at sl7 200 do for the
first week of January at The same rate pieces
meats at 5kCd7 4c for shoulders and sides ana ~
S4c hams, and 1000 lbs bulk shoulders deliyeTed
the last ten days in January at exc, 100 900 ds
sides deliverable in February, at SIC.
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MUSICAL AND DgAMATGc,-The sixth concert of
the Beethoven Society will be given tonight, at
the Monumental Assembly Rooms. This is the last
of the present series, but subscription lists
open for a second one. They should be rapidly
filled up.
AT the Holiday Street Theatre, notwithstand-
ing the unfavorable weather, good audiences are
in attendance. Mr.. Clarke has made decided hit
-, Dnn,l Dr.
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WILMINGTON MARKET, Dec. 6-Turpentine Sales
yesterday of 73O bbs. to-day of 675 do at So
yellow dip $212 for virgin, and 81 IS for hard, per
$50 lbs
Sprits.-No transactions that we hear of.
Rosin.-Nothng doing in either grade
Tar-Sales yesterday of l20 bbls. at 81 20 per bbl
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TNQUESTS.

Yesterday morning the body of a man apparent
ly about 40 years of age. found floating in the
hold inquest over it. In the pockets were found
eighty cents and flask of whiskey, but no papers
or other articles which would lead to an idcntilca-
tion Of the body. The clothing consisted of dark
cloth coat and pants and dark colorcd silk vest all
much worn. The jury rendered a verdict of ''acci-
dentally drowned"
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l.52h Rice is steady at 3H@4A cts. Freights-Coton
to Liverpool \ d.
Beeves firm-saes of 5 600 head. Swine frm-sale
of 1900 head.
PHLADELPHIA, December Flour dull superfne
1928 Wheat is quiet-sales of coo bushels; red $1,000
133 white 81 4Odl 49, Corn is quiet; sales of 1000
bushels yellow 77G so cts Sales of 1000 bushels
Barley Malt at % cts. WhiSkey closed firm at 26G27h
cts
IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.
COASTWISE.
BOsTON-Steamer s. n. SpdldiRg.
100 cases boots and shoes Brooks Fulton CO.. 100 bbls
mackerel, Magraw Koons 17O do, r. & o. r r. so do
herring $50 boots and shoes 425 pkgs dry goods
sundry persons.
For Shipping Intelligence, see 4th page
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The Ocean Queen Announced
New YoRK, Dec. THE steamer Ocean Queen
from Southampton, with dates of the 23d same as
brought by the Edinburg, is below
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Arrival of the Overland California Mail. vi
FL Paso. ut New Orleans-E4ater from 81

FL PasO. ut New Orleans-I4ater from san
Juan.
New ORLEANS, Dec. THE overland California
mail, bringing San Francisco dates OF the llth
ult., via FL Paso, has arrived having bad unprece
dentcd despatch.
Lieut.. Gen. Scott arrived at Victoria on the 7th
ult., on board the United States fIgate hassachu-
setts
The Victoria Gazette states that the troops, save
one company, will be withdrawn from the island
by Gen SCOTS orders. Captain Picketts company
remains in occupancy, according to Gen. Harney's
first orders.
Gen. Scott returns to San Francisco to await
further instructions.
The minino news from California is favorable
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SUPREME CoURT OF THE UNITED STATEs.-Dec 6,
lSj9.-Present as yesterday, and Mr. Justice
Catron.
On motion of Mr.. Attorney General Black, the
Hon. John H. Reynolds, Of New York, ad-
mitted an Attorney and Counsellor of this Court.
On motion of Hon. John =. Hale the Hon. John
+. Farnsworth, of Illinois, and Hon. Thomas ID.
Eliot, of Massachusetts,, admitted Attorneys
and Counsellors of this Court.
On motion of Edward ". Stanton, Esq, the Hon.
Robert Mcknight, of Pennsylvania was admitted
an Attorney and Counsellor of this Court.
On motion of II. l.. Stevens. Esq, Edward NJ.
Dewey, Esq, of Illinois, was admitted an Attorney
and Counsellor of this Court
No. l. The Erie and Northern Railroad Com.
pany, plaintiffs in error, rs. Joseph Casey: In er-
ror to the Supreme Court of the State of Pennsyl
vana. This cause having been called for argu.
ment, and neither party appearing to argue the
same, it ordered by this Court to be dismissed
with costs, under the 18th rule.
No. 8. Henry Dalton, appellant, the United
States. This cause argued by Mr.. Brent for
the plaintiff, and by Mr.. Attorney General Black
for the appellees
Adjourned until tomorrow, ii O'clock.
CoUET OF CLAIMS, Dec. 6, lS59-The Court
opened at II NJ. this day, but owing to the indis
position of Judge Scarburgh, the Court could moi
proceed in the hearing of the argument begun yes
terdav. in the of Theodore Adams and ad-
iourned to Monday next, II NJ
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Accident ON the Hudson River Railroad.

SING SING, Dec. 6.-The axle OF a car in freight
train going South on the Hudson River railroad.
broke about o'clock this morning on the Croton
drawbridge, some two miles from this place: Five
cars were thrown off the track, smashing timbers,
&c, and killing twenty head of cattle. No person
was injured. No trains have passed the place up
to ii O'Clock this morning.
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FJRES

On Tuesday night about ten o'clock the dry
goods in the show-wndow of the store of Mr.. s..
Newman, corner of Orleans and Eden streets, took
fire from the gas burner and goods to the value of
500 were destroyed. Insured in the Baltimore
Fire Insurance Company.
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BoSToN, Dec. 6.-The deiacatpn of Isaac F.
Shepard, late Treasurer of the Hanover street
Savings Bank, is asccrtained to reach S57 900
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Ine Union Demonstration in Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 7.-Salutes are being fired
this morning IN honor of the Union meeting, which
is to take place tonight. Bands of music are pa
rading the streets and flags displayed from all
the pubic buildings hotels and shipping.
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A REDDY CoNPIIMENr-The Portland Advertiser
SAYS; "The sales OF The Minister'S Wooing have
reached 10000 in England alone; this, together
with the American sales, make an amount exceed
ing the most sangunary expectations of the author
and her friends.'
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The celebrated screw steam-yacht Fox recently
returned from the Arctic Regions with the expedi-
ton engaged in the search after Sir John Frank
lin, under the command of Capt. McClintock,
lately sold at auction by order of Lady Franklin.
1t stated that the Fox cost originally &c, 500
and $4,000 were spent on her preparatory to the
late vovage. She was sold tOr E2 ,S25.
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A SIGNIFICANT LErTER.-In October of last year,
gentleman picked up letter in the road near
! Suffolk, directed to Capt. John Brown, that used
| to be- The document being sealed, and the finder
having no knowledge of any such individual, left
! it at MIR. Wilson's shop, where it remained for
month or two. At last it was opened. The writer,
whose name is not remembered, stated that he had
| ninety armed men in the Dismal Swamp who
would be ready at any time to join him. The let
| ter was perused by number of persons at the
| time, but as no such character as John Brown
known it excited no suspicion until the conspiracy
at uarper's Ferry. This letter should even now
induce vigilance Portsmouth Vd.) Transcript.
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Henry knell arrested by officer Collegiate
Yesterday for violation of a city ordinance in rela-
ton to his slaughter-house in Hoffman street. JUS
tice Logan found the charge proven, and lined him
$50 and costs.
F. Namuch, for obsructing and impeding the
passage of parties the foot-way, was fined 81 and
costs by Justice ShOwacre.
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That when he reflected upon the striking contrast be-
tween his own humble self and the very Justly eminent
abilities Of his professional opposeswhen he reflected
upon his own limited knowledge and their extensive
experience in the grave and important ques ions which
aroused by the issues between them that dav
he might be pardoned by his client and by the Court
he failed in displaying the same amount of legal
ornate delivery They had duty perform and they
must perform it earessy and best became the contest
of the forum and in marching down the broad
duty let them not lose sight of the landmarks by which
the decision Of the Court to be arrived The learned
counsel on the other side had not uttered sentiment with
regard to law order that did in his
heart but at the same time while he condemned and de-
spised these things they not to be taken into consd
GRAFTON in the arguing of this His Honor had moth
ing to do with these outside nuences-he had nothing
do with past Of violence and he nothing
with future scenes Of violence but the single question
who was Clerk OF the Circuit Court of the city of Bat
morey Had there been any contempt of this Court that
could justify the issuing of judgment in this case?
In 1888 the petitioner elected Clerk of the Court
but the gentlemen the other side say that there has
been election in 1859 for the Clerkshp in this Court
and again they admit that the judges election had
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.
For Shipping Intelligence. see 4th page
LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
ARRlV OF THE EDINBURG R G.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
RATIFlCATlONS OF THE ZURICH TREATY EXCHANGED D
THE EUROPEAN CONGRESS.

New York, Dec. THE Edinburg arrived this
evening from Glasgow with Liverpool dates to the
23rd and Queenstown to the 2lth.
ENGLAND
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
Dr. Cheesemnn,a PilIa.

he combination Of ingredients In these Pills 10 the re-
suit OF long and extensive practice. They are mild In
teir operation and certain in correcting all irregularities,
Painful Mensruatons removing all distractions wheth-
or rom cold OF otherwise headache pain In the side pal
piaton Of the heart whites ali affections, hys-
tsros fatigue pain the back aud limbs &c disturbed
sleep which arise from interruption of nature
DIR CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
were the Of new era in the treatment o.
these irregularities snd obsuetona which have consigned
90 many thousands young the beautiful and the be-
loved to PREMATURE 0RAvE No female can enjoy good
health unless she regular and whenever obstruction
takes place the general health begins 70 decline
DIR CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are the most eaectual remedy known ior all con-
plants peculiar 20 Females To al classes they inval
uabs iaducag t esrtaiRy, periodical regularity They
ara known thousands, who have used them At derent
periods throughout the country having the sanction Of
tho most emiaeaf physicians N AmeTiea
Erpt directions sidtHg whsH and HAsH fss saOad Hoi
BE- ssa with each Borhe Pnos one Doia' each Dor,
taaiag 40 PiHs.
valuable pamphlet be had free OF the Agents Pill
sent by mall promptly by enclosing price to The General
Agsnt Sold By druggists generally.i
X. b. HUTCHINGS, General Agent,
No. 1865 Chambers st., New York.
sold in Cleveland by WIN FIsKE and GAYLORD 8
HAMMOND. aprSd&W6m2l
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THh ARABIA.


Nav YoRE, April 90
The r. n. Steamship Arabia arrived at Halifax
on this A. M
Breadstuns are very dull.
Provisions firm.
Consus on the 9th were "a 7-aa95.
Her advces are one week later, and important
The steamship Fulton, which left Southampton
on the 9th for New York, took out the news that
the Englsh,Ministry had decided 10 dissolve Par.
lament IN view Of their recent defeat on the Re
form question. No date had, however, been
fixed for carrying their resolve into effect up 10 the
sailing Of the Arabia The country was flooded
" lth addresses Of members to their constituents
The f7,0OO,OOO sterling India loan bill had been
finally passed.
The Continental advces are very warke and
threatening. The latest advices from Vienna say
the crisis Is at hand.
Great bodies Of Austrian troops are on the
move for Italy. There Is also great activity in the
French military preparations.
The Paris Bourse was much depressed and the
rates had declined nearly I per cent In the last
two days
Toe ship Grey Oak from London for New York
had beeu abandoned at sea and her crew were
picked up and taken to Liverpool ty the City Of
Washington
dull '
Provision market generally firm.
London Mon Market--COnsols quoted on Sat
turday at "a 7-6aQ5.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

N6S- We take pleasure 10 informing the public
that 70. Rufflni, ITS Superior, st., has received a
splendid stock ofSummer goods, among which we
notice large variety Of the newest and most fash
ionable styles of straw goods for. both meu and
boys, and also full assortment OGchildren's goods.
We also notice some new and beautiful styles OF
soft hats, which deserve especial attention Mr..
Run assures us that II will be his aim to sell the
goods at lower prices than any other house in the
trade We confidently commend him to the public
as worthy Of their patronage.
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NATIONAL ANNIvERsARy OF THE I.o.O.F-
The Forteth Anniversary Of the institution Of the
Order Of Odd Fellows in the United States, will be
celebrated in Cleveland, on Tuesday, the 28th inst,
by appropriate ceremony
Members of the Order win assemble in Odd Eel.
lows Hall, Superior street, aud the rooms adjoin
ing, al 10 O'Clock A. NJ, to form in procession in
full regalia. Each Lodge or Encampmeut repre-.
sented by twenty members, or more, will form as
separate bodies, if desired The procession will be
formed and be under the direction OF Bro L IT. MAS
TIERS, of Erie Lodge No. 81 as Grand Marshal, as.
sisted by one member from each Lodge in each
county, and the Lodges will take precedence ao-
cording to age.
The procession will proceed through some Of
the principal streets of the city TO the Cleveland
Theatre, Bank Street, where an Grafton viii Ds
pronounced DO the Rev. Bro. j. d. WILLIAMSON
of Philadelphia After the exercises at the Thee
tre the procession viii agau form and return t,
the Hall
At halfpast two o'clock, dinner will be served
at the Angler House.
Other festivities are In preparation for the even
ing, Of which due notice will be given.
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HAIR DYE HAIR DYE u HAIR DYE
Vim, A. Bachelors Hair Dye !

The 0Rlg harmless and reliable DHe kn0'on.
The Original aud best The world
An others are mere limitations and should be avoided II
you wish 10 escape ridicule.
GRAY, RED r 4 RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly 10
bssutfa and natural Brown or black, without the Least
inIuTy 70 Hair or Skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
wardsd Wm. A. BatnhsloT lS39, and over $1,000
applications have been made the Hair Of his patrons si
his famous Dyes.
WM A. BATCHRLoRs HAIR DYE produces a color
not 70 be distinguished fOm nature and is WARRANTED
to ura In the least however long may continued
and the l elects Of Bad Dyes remsded tho Hair nvgoT
ated for life by this Splendid Dye
Made sold applied On private ToomsJ Al the VII
Factory, No. 233 Broadway N. Y.
Sold ia all cities and owas ofths Unitod ststss By Drug
ldsts and Fancy Goods Doaless
U5~ The genuine has the and address upon sise
slate engraving ON four sides Of each Box. Of
VIM. A. BATCHELoR
janlT No. 23s Broadway, N. Y.
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THE SLAVE RESCUE CAsE.-The trial at the
Court House has ceased to attract that attendance
which it had on The former trial, for the reason
that the testimony as adduced now is almost pre-
clSey reptition Of what was brought out in the
trial Of Bushnell
The dull monotony was disturbed yesterday by
theincident mentioned in regular report of the
arrest Of the slave hunters Jennings and Mitchell
by the Sheriff Of Lorain County, on the charge Of
kidnapping. This episode made quite sensation
in the Court room, aud showed the state of the
popular feeling. "What is 10 be will be-"
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ALBANY, April 70.
The Statesman OF this p NJ. announced that
Mrs. Hartung has made confession Of her guilt
This assertion Is without the least shadow of truth
as she declares that she has no confession 10 make
that she has told all that she knew Of the matter 10
her Counsel which was communicated 10 the pub-
lic during the trial in a statement signed by her