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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-10

pRoF. WOOp-Doh Sir; BY the advice OF a tiiand OF
mine who had been using your Hair Restorative, was
Induced To Try IT, had the feyOrs time ust My aud
nearly every n0I In NY head cbme uut Nov hair hub
In great deul thckO than rv0rtwus Nothing but
duty aud s,mpnthy thut fec 10 communicate 10 Others
who afflicted us have been, would nduCn mo 30 give
this public Hcknpwedg of the benefit hHvo received
from Prof Woods imr Restorative
AOuTsrespecttully,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-10

THE JOHNSON HoUsE, EEw YoEE Cry
This house is now in tho hands Of our old friond
surbrug, late Of the johnson i'd this city, and like
It's prototype, is bound to be.a homo for the ira
WELLER The johnson is situated on Chamber st.,
opposite the Hudson r. r, Depot Whieh is a very
central location, While in New York few days
ago. we we're shown by John over the house. It
is neatly And newly furnished, and is as good a
dollar-and-a-hah day house as any We know Of.
We found many CleVolAnders who were already stop
ping at the johnson House, which fact alone make
1t very attractive stopping place for our eiIiEsn'
Il will be needless perhaps, for US 10 recommend
this house to all the reputation Of the late land
lord Of the johnson in this city, is sure guaran-
tee that the johnson Of New York City is in the
best Of hands, and will be kept up in the best
style. CleVelanders Of course will make 1t their
bead quarters there for there will be found hle'
Of the Leader, Plain Dealer, Dem ocrht, and
| Herald.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-10

g1- These Pianos for sale by
OssIAN Il. DODGE,
apra imR20 No. Euclid street, Cleveland
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-10

nv We take pleasure in informing the public
that p Ru6lni, i75 Superior st., has received
snlendld stock Of sumG,er 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 olchdren's goods
We also notice some new and beautiful styles OF
soa hats, which deserve especial attention. Mr.
Run assures us that it will be his aim to sell tue
goods at lower prices than any other house IN the
trade We confidently commend him 10 the public
az yvorthy of their patronage.
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from which many thousands arc continually suffering
without knowing remedy
Tho east Of cure Is llhug one bottle Will last Que
munh, and Is Aunbl0 Tor etuT Sent foo mail tl
NJ n n
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HUTCHINGs LIFE ExHTLARANT.

YOUTH TO THE AGED -sTarEorH TO rHE WEAK
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-10
SEMINAL EMISSIONS,
Mercury or Disease,

Aud will restore tho sufferer aud ths Imnnton state
Of PERFECT MANLY NlGOR ltwiiithoouEhly Grad
lCAtu che effects of OitluT
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9ptfial Notices.

~ For C0s FDfs .ts aad Fatiag-APply
F9og EaswortA 3 Co, iOs and io1 Superior street
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10 Young IMen.

ALL WHO ARE SUFFERING
~ ID, from no effects Of YOUTHFUL EXC CES5 ShLE-
ABUSE or the debility arising from SENUA l. DISEASE
rau 9 SuREl,Y and HMANENIlY REsrORpp
TO PERFECT HEALTH, STRENGTH AND VIGOR
y Ia
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-10

az The victim of Liver Complaint WI " ulsOoEol
In Hutchtugs Life EXhila ant grand pa qcel, ~ "
immediate and permanent effect m this dlsltCSsl
plant. IL likewise reOders the mind calm and chtori,
Rnd restores strength with magic qulckness
Sold by VIM Fiske ClevGla
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-10

HUTCHINGs' LIFE EEHMARANT - One dose
viii remove the dsagreeabe and distressing elects OF
Wind ar FlauiAnce thu moment the stomach TccelyeS
tie ny Oraiug Effects the distressing load ahu al pbh4
fee~gs will be removed sod by VIM Elsg leNelAH1
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-10

HUTCHINGs' LIPE ExHILARANr = Ladies OF
% d sickv constitutions should take the Hutcl ngs'
Lie jarant it will make you strong healthy anu nap
nv yemnve nil uggruCtiOns and Tegalafles lIou we
pen orEans and restore the bloom OF health 10 me
sick ~ md w Vsted eaTe-wOn 1nce sold by VIM FisHei
flnua lngA
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-10

Havs now IN store several brands Of Double EHIa ouf
that vi givs perfect satisfaction api"
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ELIXIR DE WE.

III most valuable Medicine Is prepared from RE
CElPf Of AN EMINENT PARTISAN PHYSICIAN,
and Is c9nstaut used IA Europe with NEVER FAIL.
ING SUCCESS. Il will thoroughly remove ull
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pbpsitiNils & GurqrOns.
J NJ, JOHNSON, M. b.
HOMEOPATHIST.
no ChrOlltC FnDOliIG,

Oce lu7 Sluwells Block Superior Street. Corner Ser
sea ~ Residence No Ia Pittsburgh st., Cleveland,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-27


Senator Hammond and family, Of South Carolina, have
arrived in Washington
complimentary supper given to Hon David r.
Floyd Jones' Secretary Of State elect at Hempstead Long
stand, on the 10Th inst
Americans registered at the banking office Of Lansing
Baldwin Co. No Place de Ia Bourse, Paris from Nov "a
to Dec j, ls59,-Gco Francis Train. A. L. Hill, s. r FL
lott, T. r. Clark, H H. Holly, J. vaisiu, Jr c. Cole
man II W. Field, H.W Field, Jr., r. Douglas aud family
r. Speeding, G. Howe, H. G0tis and wife, g. ID Brooks
l. Ketcham, W. Taylor Mrs G. Nichols, A. NJ. Strang
and family, Rev IL Gray, Ed. Abbott and wife, Misses
Abbott, Jesse Carothers W. s. Enge, W. S Franklin, and
w. T. Patterson, N "; r. Balentine and wife, and
Geo B. Nichols, N. J Mrs. Chas. Casey, Mo- Rev John
Mass; j. Crocker, Conn. J. Brown and family, No
J. W. Grifen, Va.
The Brunnow has issued cards, in London for
assemblies Thursdays, the LIST and the 9Th OF next
month.
Sir John Forbes the eminent author and physician hav
ing lately suffered from illness, has intmated his
intention Of retiring from active life. Sir John has gene
rousy presented his very valuable medical library num-
bering aboi 5000 volumes, 10 the Narischal College.
Aberdeen where be received his early education. He
graduated in medicine at Edinburg In 1917.
Tho Princess Menschkon ia daily expected In Paris
suit Of apartments have bcen taken tor her hghness st
the Hotel de vouillemont, rue des Champs Eysees.
The Emperor Of Austria is at present at Holsch, in
Hungary, on shooting excursion.
Count de Pourales Prussian Ambassador at the Court
Of the Tueries has arrived in Paris accompanied by
Count d 'Hatzfeldt.
The bshopric of Sierra Leone has been conferred by
the Crown OF England upon the Rev E. a. Beckles who
has been for many years past rector In the docess OF
Antigua.
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ARRIVED
.eamsnp Maon roster Charleston with mdse and
Steamship Roanoke Couch Norfolk &c with mdsc and pas
seDgerB TO Ludam Heneken. 2Ah, AM, of Chucoearne
sPralized steamship Jamestown hence Norfolk 50.
Cromwell h Co - o' ~ - -
sesn.bip Chesapeake. Crowe Portland with mdse and
passengers. 70 II Il Cromwell 4 20
~ nays with COAL 70 Thomas Wallace Experienced besvy
weather ~''
ehip Michael Angelo (of Roson) Eldrdge Baltimore and
DAYS from Cape Berry, with coal 70 order
Bark w gnia Estel,na (of Philadelphia -, New Or
lsars Dec 10, with sugar &c 70 masea
Pr'g Rodney Carr to Sonipgton Campbell Touala Mex %
days via Key West here she ONT for repetrs with
msheany " Post Small Had heavy and NE gales firm
Key West lost fore gan Tho srhr from Mnatitlan Of
ana Tor New YORK, sid the day previous
schr John Rumsev q masted), Taylor Charleston &C.
DAYS with cotton h. IN msster
schr sScerg. Boyd, Wilmington, NC, 5dsys
schr MILFORD. noy1e, Richmond daya
Echr Haxal, Winters Richmond 4dAyM
Schr John il'iams Curtis Richmond.
schr heoecca Woglom Petersburg days with cotton 10
s"hr Yonng America Bragg Norfolk Providence. 2h
stove nov. broke wlndlats and carried awsy j'booom.
schr sussp kldridye, Edrilee Norfolk 5 days
scbr Beulab. -. alexandria, ldale
schr vank,e roodls. Elery, sisrandrL 10 hours
s sss !. rans'p swls y yirsns says
schr J bp Foys,ih Holmes vsxruia sdays
Schr Ira Rla, Eddy. viruinis ftsa
Srbr ~ wiihau Gordcobors, Vyginta 2days.
schs yorst,wn wngam. 1rorgctogB, DC, tdays with 10
scbr Visit Georgetown Dc day. with tobacco
&c to sinrses iesrtnap 4 10
schr James Bayes, Thompson, Georgetown, DC days
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doubling the annual expenses Of the country IN four years,
actually effected .'enormous decrease In taxation"

doubling the annual expenses Of the country IN four years.
actually effected 'enormous decrease In taxation"
from the Toronto Globe, Dec. 10
Our readers are aware that the American government
have appoine1 Commissioner " inquire into the elects
OF the reciprocity act In consequence Of compants made
against its working by certain interests IN the United
states Mr. HATCH Of Buffalo, the Commissioner, has hesn
for weeks at work collecting evidence and on Wed
nesday he visited Hamilton for this purpose. H. there
met by appointment Messrs Norris, Brown, Cameron,
Christie, Buchanan, Rowland, McDougai and Harcourt
With whom the whole subject was fully discussed. We
understand that these gentle submitted ~ Mr. Hatch
statistical establishing the entire Cess Of the
treaty, from American point Of view. They showed
that under It's operations the imports into Canada alone
the Uned States had risen from 81 473 6s3 10 1852
TO $50 "a 66 In 1857, while the trade with the Lower
Colonies had also been greatly extended They pointed
the immense the United States had received
from the shores Of ali colonies having been thrown
open their fishermen and called Mr. Hatch's attention
the yearly increasing number of American ve sses find
ing their way 10 the Atlantic through Canadian waters
We hear that Mr. Hatch, while anxious to get all the ad
vantage possible for his country takes personally
liberal view Of the general question Of reciprOcty and
among other points OF inquiry seeks to ascertain whether
the existing arrangement could advantageousy be ex-
tended 10 certain manufactures OF the two countries
Mr. Hatch returned 70 Ba0 yesterday, but proposes,
believe, 70 visit Quebec ere completing his report,
which expected 10 be sent in early in February for the
guidance of Congress.
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Our Honduras Correspondence.

AMAPAIA, ISLAND TIGRE,
HONDURAS, Nov. 49, 1852 I
Presidential rntet in Honduras-E lectfoneering Por
laas-Prota6le Resuu-E Excitement in 0,a,emala-Gen.
Cdyrera-san Salrador-Inds go and Cochineal, &C., dc.
The Presidential election In this generally quiet republic
Of Honduras is going with unusual spirit verging
amnesty The ddates Gen. Santos Guardola
actual President, who seeks reelection and Don vcto
risno Casanos Of Santa Rosa and Don Jose Maria azo
Of Zegucizapa Both Of the last gentlemen are
respected impresaros OF certain wealth and moderate
views, while Guardioa has always been in military hfe
and active leader in the political disturbances Of the
county You will remember him being the comman-
the allied forces Rivas at the time Of Wa ker,s
second attack when he beaten Since thea
his martial artor has not olazed high It must be said
Of him bat hs administration in Honduras has been much
than could be hoped for considering his
antecedens. Apropos Of theee have before me
Phet just iesued which processes 70 sketch
life his most notable acts II not ea5
than THIRTY two murders, If which alleges him
guilty, giving names dates, and circumstances; seven
ropes aud other brutalities THIS anything
that we accustomed 10 see 10 partisan
pending election. is not believed that Geo Guar
dola win legally elected bu, he happens to be in
command OF the bayones may take II into his head to
In G. HsnsIa the prot4s, of ssnor yaenz1ela in the
Council f State, against the cessiou OF Beze Great
Britain ,'arct published in the HERAIp), has created
great sens vson, aud movement Is on foot TO drive him
and hs pro resting colleagues from the Council The
responding protest OF the American Minister may
spirit that pc, yades the government Guatemala lis
extreme sensveness TO oppo,iton beays its weakness
The magistrates OF the Supreme Court Of Justice have
lately BEN declared permanent hoders OF el;e
movable and since then IN cir proceedings have
ed by inprious aDo, bearing Spirit The Presi-
dent, Gen Carrera has fW time back Interested
himself lLsey III mining erprises and is visiting
lne theatre operations in Loser Vera Paz. leaving
vernment E.ers in charge Z hB MINISTERS TIE pro.
test OF your canister quite Vset them and they will
no doubt bssea carrera's reu ., without WHOM they
dare ventors on a reply
San Salvador las suffered yrea loss in the eath Of
Den Enrique Hocas, formerly Sec, etary Of State and
well known in these countries pub VIC writer H was
rios, whose recollection for term six seems GER
tain he Is man OF great force Of char II be.
leved tibet he will BAKE good and pr ysessve Prcsi
dent Heas travelled abroad, in the Uui VI Esies and
In Europe, ana has none Of the narrov Uaons abou,
other Countries and foreign character which dsqna
aed hs predecessors from approaching their new rela
tons with the world.
indigo crop Of this State is supposed be little
short, and the price indigo has risen
ING same 70 true cf tho cochneai of Guatemala
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POSTAL DIRECTORY.

Foreign and Domestic Mails.
TIME OF CLOSING AT THE NEW YORK OFFICE.
D0nxsrC. Nortb-A bnny Buffalo and Canada .36 r. NJ
xsss 1a &s xs,i . s q. T RI s and ss
South and southwestern
R:ssrn mali By ;.io,d 4 \ an. .ns y E Ps 4
SUNDAY MAILS: On Sunday All mails close ii this
CALIFORNIA. by s,eamah'p -. Thursday,
Ihe Overland Mail for C.torni. leaves s. Louis
designed Or should b. marked Overland. via
LAxr The Overland mail ST. Joseph No) to Salt
Lake Sy Leaves .s - Josspa every saturday q
via St Joseph."
So. PACIFIC. .By steamship -. on Thursday
BAuAnA ISLANDS On he day aer the arrival Of each alter
nate cn .ta packet at this port being once
with mails for the Bahama Iatands 70 be landed
al Nassau. N. p
EuRorE BY ste smship smerica. for liverpool.
Tuesday Lee. n. TX Ard p M
90 In consequence Of the withdrawal Of the Vanderbilt
steamer from bi- port on SATURDAY, neIt wa ~ ~ 'A'
The mails will be for arded the Scotan
from Portland and will close at TX NJ Friday the sd
viii noticed the Northern mail now closes at 3:l5
p. NJ, instead Of 345 heretofore.
TIME OF CLOSING AT THE LONDON OFFICE.
BoMBAY.. The Overland mail closes In london
"a foliows:-Nia Marseilles the 81 and 18th of
each mouth. Via Southampton the l2h and
CAIcuTrA Sd Iuh 18TH 76,h via MarseIes 4th 18th
nth ~ wa Southampton.
CHINA 3D. Via Narcotics the llh and 26th Via South
auipiop 4h and 1Nh
AUsTRALA Vim Marseile and Suez South
ampton and suez 18th.
MAunIrrus.. Via Alden the 4h and 9Th Of the month
BRAZIi Wa Southampton nD the 9th Of the mouth
dates Should Of these dses tail Sunday the mad
despatched the wing evening
The Southampton mails dssps.ched the morning Of
mail " desnstched the morning previous
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supreme Cours-Special Term.
asfors Hon. Judge Clerke.

u no
DzC "a -isrd.i Weinlaret, ,w John q n her onI
4"oso,n WIS cas- ths plaintiff reeoveret verde, on
sceoh ~ rover ~ The value II two Blink OF Engaad
moved ~ restrsio the plaintiff from cntarnr an nir
ment unt tue case war dsoosst Of on An a,psl alleging
mat tneir sred" you'll De ojred the com
muniy BY The fact Of Judgment being SacorJad
against them. Ex Judge Dcaa opposed Ina .lca ,in
snd sugeea I'd that the best wav "a ,yo,, !, 90 -
camille Injury wspld bs for tho fa,enra,s n oc ,be
" the ro,mant Tho Jade d. led tho t,o,t'o
10 stay The plaiptig iroen entering up judgment,
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x36,692 97s

Total .%36 692 97S Total $S6 69a 973
compared with the previous month, this shows an
increase in circulation of 81 6s3i9 domestic exchange
of So 73 in foreign exchange Of Sl04 S92 and de
specie OF SIT $685. in deposits Of sl2oS3 in dis
counts Of s30l36
The earnings Of the Boston and Worcester Railroad
for the year ending Nov. 80, 1852 were lo per cent
They have declared semi annual dividend Of per cent
and have hand about $45O,00O to pay on their
bonded debt Of 100000, due July I, 1850
The following statement OF the earnings OF the Sacra
mento Valley Railroad during the last three years.
1857. 1853. 1859.
Gross receipts. ,S52 1885, I'll 400
Operating expenses -. 81 ,044 $3.50 963&3
Total ...........,.....$se ,797 lO2,267 1l6,076
From this 10 be deducted payments for the
ground for depot, new track along the evee ct
Sacramento, and for material on hand and on
ShpbOard not used .S22 l7b
Net proceeds over and above expenses. $92 o0l
The returns Of the condition OF the Rhode Island banks
the 9th inst made TO the State Auditor compared
with the returns Of the It'll ult, show
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-27

ATTEa rFD NEGRO INsUHlEcnog IN ARKANSAS The Fort
Smith, Al @isas Tunes, "i the sh inst save that a Mat
discove 'ed few oays ago, Dssdanee Tor a, H.
surrecion Of Ngroes rpnp tho discovery o. the p,. ia.
negroes irothc wed seveta white men, teo If whu by
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-27
The form Of proposals is as follows -


SEC lit proposed that tho time for the pay unent of
the principal of said (second morgage bonds shall be
tended until the 10th day OF June in year (SS5)
eighteen hundred and eighty i've interest on
the same after the 10th Of December $780, shall
TO be paid sei annually the same days on which in
teres thereon mas heretofore been paid the presenta
are to be delivered aud a xed said bonds that the
delivery and acceptance thereof, and the stamping or
writing on the respective bonds Of tee following clause
signed by the Treasurer of the Company shall be deemed
and taken to be the agreemento the holder OF such bonds
TO the extension Of time for the payment Of the principal
Under the terms which the committee would submit TO
the parties interested In the present instance, they feel
confidence that will BIO found be the desire of large
majority Of them 70 avail themselves OF tho opportunity
Of extending their boDdH and thus avoid tbs necessity Of
seeking new objects for their Investments. THIS coz
dence Is founded on the readiness 81 the members Of
the committee, and OF many other holders Of bonds
whom they have consuked, TO extend those which they
hodon the facts Of the present value OF these
hoDds being trife only below par and the st class
hearing premium, and that desirable per cent
securities are becoming scarce 10 the marketaud
particularly on another iact found upon examination Of
the books that there are no less than six hundred aud
eleven holders OF the seconds (but small fraction over
an average Of tnIec bonds 10 each), among whom arc
found large number Of females executors aud trustees
and one holder OF one hundred thousand dollars whose
investment bas remained unfsrbed nearly eight years
Ihese, as welt as the other mortgage bonds OF h COM
aached, have also the advantage Of being nscrip ion
securef-transferrab only the books OF the com.
paDya feature deemed by most prudent capitalists as far
preferable to bonds payable to bearer.
together with accommodating annual interest on the sums
paid II commenced December l6, 1860 will on tho 10th
Of December 1884. with the additional sum u $s055 on
me ON Of JuDe io'owiog exogush this OF bonos
y cali 10 what are outstanding previous 10 tho maturity
the third mortgage bonds Hence the provision maic
In section for such contingency
Inc statement Of the Ptsburg banks for the week oni
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Movements of Ocean Stea mers.

fHE HAVANA ann NEW ORLEANS STEAMERS.
EnrKs OIrr-From New York ID arriving n Havana ~
and New Orleans 10Th From New Orleans h Havana 1d
arriving nj New York 18th -
CAaiwBA-From New York I'M arriving ii Havana l7ts
And New Orleans 18Th From New Orleans th Havana oOh
arriving ut New York Sd -
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schr " Dayton Babcoch, 0eorse'own, DC, 4 days
Rchr Eliot, Wheden, Gem getown, DC 4dsya
schr Sea WITCH kmth. Baltimore, \ days
kchr w d Pis Way man. Chipcoesgue s days
kchr Taylor, Lynch Chincotsasue, Sdaya
echr Alabama, ee6er, smyrpA beL 3dsyA
kchr Milton, HAelmsh, Newcastle, Del dAya
schr Nathaniel IAnk, Bebbns frederica Del 2 dayA
s scSr = sssdls, sipple, J over nel 1d.ys
Steamer Delaware. Shaw. PhladephAl
BELOW.
Brig eantaeo, from -
Also ono ship, unknown.
SAILED
Steamship Qusker City Havana
Wind during the day sSw TO w, light
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Wind during the day ssw to W. light
up s S.y esa nss q ship In tow coming
SANDY HOOR. Dec 10. sunset-A brir vosrs nn An. -.
Weather hazy calm sA"s up 'ne ssy'
HIGHLANDS Dec %, sansstNo inward bonnd veal. IN
Miscellaneous.
The steamship Marion, Capt Foster arrived last svsr,
from Charleston. We thank the purser for fAvors
ehored of M Upper Middle on Saturday and dasse sshor
during The NV gale on Governors Island Point came Oh
The brosdhse Of vessel went ashore near Hum
Handkerchief shoal short time since - '''s
Bark AnissoD AZ 800 tons built a Freepo in 1854
The British asR on private terms.
scSr ssGnsggs Of Harwics at Providence ha. been
CARD.n board Steamship Prince Albert December 1885,
s s s om G s
York We feel pleasing duty to express IN this
nsnlise and sllo oCndao Sosrd,hs Prince
ASs ana on n. q ourselves and fellow
%sh sa q sad
70 ss
Of s mss
in your profession Signed behalf pssssnssrs:
jyTrs N.s"sss wi. Jaw ws a M. w
Smith uSn Morgan Tcndo 1s- co.so s Tenn;
scn, ser end family ssrTso. ooodrisss saa 1
Philadelphia Signed behalf Storage pssssnSers ia
fsmly. =
Steamship Prince Albert of New York Dec S ls60-Jadeo
and Gentlemen In your kind letter. placed In my
hands by Mr. Weldhep this morning bog you that
Ss sssa lie aasS v
have succeeded making journey pleasant
BILE 70 ALL Ia VI itself ample ard In
wishes for future professional tender
sincere thanks and that day We
have the pleasure Of meeting again. also gratided 10
know that passengers equally
their satisfaction with the have honor 70
be, ladies and gentlemen. your most ont
NICHOLAS BROWSE, Commander.
Spoken, DO.