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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-31
Very Pertinent Enquiries

Mr. Bailey, whose newspaper establishment
at Newport, KY, was lately crushed out by
pro slavery mob, addressed the following note
to the Southern excursionists through the Gin
einuati Commercial. There must have been
blush of shame on their faces when reading it,
deeper than the tiage of sparkling Catawba;
EDS Cox Permit me to inquire Of our
Kentucky Legislators, who, with those of Ten
nessee, are to-day shaking hands with the Leg.
islators and citizens of FREE Quo, whether
they sanction the late Punishment of their own
citizens from Madison, Mason, Kenton, Camp
BELL and other counties in Kentucky for express
ing sentiments in opposition to slavery and
whether. also, they sanction the destruction of
the Free South newspaper, in Newport, for its
advocacy of the freedom of our State; and if
yea, whether they should not condemn the cit~
liens of Ohio (aecording to her free State policy
for not in like manner, bsnishing them from
free soil Will our Kentuokians approve the
one and not sanction the Otherl Will they take
men by the hand in Ohio, whom they would see
taIred and feathered in Kentuckyi And would
they patronize printing press in free State,
that in q slaveholding State they would see de-
molished, and not condemn the scti
When Kentuckians cannot unite with FREE
STATE MEN upon their own soil, by what cUn-
sistency can they unite with them in Ohiol
VIM. s. BAILEY.
Newport, KY, Jan. ~, 1860.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-31

The House on Monday was the scene OF III
tense excitement Mr.. Sherman in a manly
speech Withdrew from the contest for the Speak
ership. Three ballots were had. The first, lis
necessary to choice Mr. Pennington, of N, J.,
received IFS; Mr. Smith, Of N. c., llS; scat
tering G. The other ballots about the same
Hnnsa alinnrned.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-31

CAREFUL RAILRoAD.-The Directors of the
Boston and Worcester Railroad Company, state
in their report just issued, that during the
year 1859 they carried one million six hundred
aud three thousand four hundred and fifty
three passengers without injury to a single
n4ranp
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-31
Erne Nerrnn.in the snnth.

writer in a Nashville paper has compiled
the probable number of free negroes now
in the slave States, which is about 100000,
Distributed as folloRs:
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COLUMN.

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MN.
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Law and Medical Text Books,
No I01 Superior ST, Cleveland, o.
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NEW BOOKS AND PERIOD L
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Hand Book Of Chsss. BY Staqnton, Sl,5O. - -
| IIvii gIana-a Memorial Of Washington Irving 75c
scientific American q uudl Vol l, New Series, sl,7S.
impending Crisis, by Helper, {sound 8.
Atlantic Monthly for Feb, 2Sc.
HaroeT's Magazine for Feb, 25e
| GOdey's Lsdy's Book for Feb &c.
Peterson's Laiies' National for Feb 2Oc
Balous Dollar Monthly for FEB. lOc.
Yankee Mt oas Tor Feb l2c.
Nick Max for Feb l0c.
Emerson BenneiPs New Monthly for Jsnusry lCc.
L. Ron-TpG ss f2T sqoJ,Ri Jan &c. &c. m
Waverly Magaziue, Monthly Part for Feb, sc.
Irving Magazine; Monthly Part for Feb 2je.
Onr Musical Friend, No. 6l, lOc.
Solo Mslodist, No l0c
Thomps. MS Reporter for Feb Ice.
fJT sale by HAWKS & BRO
iaH2S 255 superior street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-31

tElHE MEM EACELOllh OOAL
L OIL BURNERS are uesi1g demand unptecedent-
the history Of Coal Oil Orders are pouring in from
parts Of the country. Nearly every Of
tax packsges OF these Burners to cities ard towns in
Ohio Indiana Nichigan and Wisconsin; machinery is
now in operation which unlimited
supp = As Agent for the Western states, have made
aagsenfs receiving thousand dozen per Wesk and
eau and will sell them l0 they pufchased in
York. thus saving freight The purchaser Orders
number, ON Burner 10 one hundred dozen,
will he filed the same day received.
~ Coal Oil and Lamp De ot lse Ontario st.. CleVs-
Iand S. BARRIE,
ianI6d&wlm.270 Agent for the Manufacturers.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-31
UNION ICE COMPANY,
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
ALLPRESS & GARDNER,
DEALERS IN.
Pure Spring Pond ice,
GreAt SUccessl

Will SUPP Families. Hotels, oats, &c al all times,
shrT nOcS and the most reasonable terms. All
dss lctat No p River street. l8 81 Cairstreet, Box
1854 Post Oficr, will Be promptly OF ded. R21
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-03-30

nas- On Sunday last, we noticed, at our wharf
what we consider most reprehensible evil. One
-four large New Orleans packets came up in the
afternoon, and on her arrival, we, as many others
did walked down. and went aboard Other. Sunday
as it was the bar the boat was open, and brisk
trade was kept up with 'ohits customers. We
thought this wrong, and Illegal but to our aston
ishment on going out upon the guards, we found
quite as active traffic in rotgut, going on, outside
sith Negroes Any negro who bad half-a-dime
could walk up to the window, call for, and obtain
glass of whiskeyl Some half-a-dozen, we reckon
Of negroes living here, did SO, while we were there
We were told too, that il is a common thing, on
steamboats, landing here Certainly such an evil
should be severely punished. We question the right
of these steamboat bars to sell liquor by the drink,
when in this port, to any person. They pay no
license to do So and yet in the county and cor
poration But this aside TO sell it to our negroes
Is an ntolerable evil. We do hope that some steps
viii be taken to punish every such oenss, hereafter
and to put a stop to such vile practice.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-03-30

reA- The Panorama ofDr. Kane Arctic Voyage,
which has been on exhibition at Fowlers Hail. for
the past two nights, will be exhibited for the last
time, tonight, commencing at u o'clock. This
panorama is of the most interesting and instruc-
tive that we have ever seen. As work Of art, it
possesses unusual merit, and in its details it illus
trates the incidents of one Of the most interesting
enterprises ever undertaken by man. We urge all
who have not yet il to go this evening, by all
means. 1t will be an evening both pleasantly and
pro6tably spent. Mr.. Hickey and his esquimaux dog
are two important features of the entertainment
and Of themselves worth the price of admission
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-03-30

FATAL AccIDESr-Some week or two ago very
serious accident occurred in Cheatham county, Ten
nessee. A man by the name of Jas Morgan had
retired to bed and after he had been asleep some
hours the family was aroused by his screams they
hurried 10 his ROOM just as he threw the door open
aud fell PROSTATE TO the floor. lie was SO badly
burned that he died in a day or two afterwards
He had sum 81 600 in his room the greater part being
in Cold some ofwhich has been recovered in dam
aged conditiOn--the paper money was entirely lost
Persons cannot be too careful about fire.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-03-30

m The Je6rsesse,s after his wholesale reply
to our question, as to bis position on the pouflAss
question and saying he VIII skpoiS sdea tSomina-
ted, at oharlssien ps.stigs fa|lOTiug e,,negr'YFy
TO Us sseG cEy $500 sn s..saisf,,..
"will you support John charlottesville NOM
inee cf the Union National C5nvant6h, toshe held,
we believe at Baltimore, and win y6u support Mr..
Bates IL ne 70 the nominee" .sS', 4 Yl..rslff.. e
Well, in reply to our neighbor, we wish to be as
explicit and as bold as he was in answering U.S.
Believing that John Bell Is the ablest statesman
living in our country, and the man best fitted for
the Presidency il is orr present intention TO sup
port him, If he is a candidate, matter where, or
by whom, be may be nominated. That's plain
Now as to Mr. Bates. Believing, as we do, that the
sentiments held by him, and lately put forth by
himself are about as dangerous to the South and
as destructive, in their tendency to southern in
terests as those held by Mr.. Douglass IL is our
present determination moi 20 support him, under any
nomination whdtep1.
IT. however what many leading democratic papers
have said of Mr. Douglass be true, we might with
as much propriety support Mr. Bates, as our neigh
Dor can Mr. Douglass.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-03-30

BeA- Our neighbor, of the Jcfersonid,a, says, in
answer 10 our question whether he would support
Mr. Douglas, or not in case of his nomination, by
the democrats that it Is bis present purpose to sup
port the nominee cfthe Charleston convention whOever
he may be.
Well that is pretty plain. Spoken like Colonel
We reminded our neighbor that he was Colonel
in the army, when we asked the question, and, no
doubt, that worked on him, and moved him to an
swer US plainly. We feel decidedly easier; but we
expect our neighbof feels little scared about the
thing yet, That's mighty plain Dougas-talk, OF
his i...
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-03-30

SPECIAL NorIcR.--We arc requested to say, to all
those indebted TO Pollock 4 Waggener, that they
must come forward forthwith and PAY UP, and thus
enable them to do likewise, and at the same time
save them the unpleasant necessity of employing
consables TO make their collections for them. The
business ofPollock l. Waggener must necessarily be
closed up very speedily, consequently if you do not
pay up in very short time you can find your note
or account in the hands of some officer. They are
in earnest too in what they say, SO if you want to
save costs you had better 60 and pay up. You can
always find Pollock at the old stand
Mnr1h lSRn--At
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-03-30

Nashpille va Rdiirodd---Arrivcs Mondays, We'd
nesdays and Fridays at $40 p. m. Departs. by
itailroad Tuesdays, Thursdays Saturdays, at a. m
Nashville ria. Sycamore Mits-Arrives Friday,
6 p. m. Departs Thursday, 6 am.
Observation-Disclosures everyday except Monday, 8
n. m. Departs every day except Sunday, lOa. m.
Hopkinsrlle- -Arrves Monday, Wednesday and
Friday, p. m. Departs Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday, % a. m.
Pdris---Arrives Tuesday, Thurday and Saturday
8 p. IN. Departs Monday, Wednesday and Friday
am.
Waveriy-Arrives Wednesday and Saturday IL
a. m. Departs same days p. NJ.
Chdrtote--Arrives Saturday. p m. Departs
Friday, 8 a. IN
Eikton-Arriyes Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day, l p. m. Departs Monday, Wednesday and
Friday, 10 I'm.
c. O. FAXON, p. NJ.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-03-30
The Southern Express Company

Respectfully give notice that they have made ar
Engagements with the NJ. c, 4 l.. and Edgefed and
Kentucky Railroads for daily Express between
GAINESVILLE and Nashville and are now prepared to
forward goods the passenger trains, 10 charge of
special Messengers who are provided with Iron Safes
for the safe transmission Of Money Jewelry, &c.
Bills Notes and Drafts collected and prompt returns
made,
Orders for purchases will receive immediate at
tention They will also attend To forwarding goods
by regular freight il marked 10 their care at Nash
Vile.
Persons ordering goods by Express from the East
should marx them Care Of Soathern Express Com
pshy. Nashville 70 insure their being promptly
forwarded.
For particulars as to rates, kc- apply at Pollock 4
Cos clothing store, To II. II. POSTOK, Agent
Feb II, GOT
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-03-30
CLAaksvlLLr, TESS., March 20, 1860.

Sales by Mcclure Courts at their new Fire-proof
Warehouse, near the Railroad Bridge. Sales of 90
Hhds, Tobacco as follows. 80 05, so, 80, 8 30,
500, 90 10, 20, > 10, 8 10, 8 20, 8 co 65,
80 100, 81 o5, 7 As, 200, Z so, 80, 75b,
725, 1928, 725, : go, 1855, 1875 1855 no 72o,
100, 80, g. 90, 625, 66A 90, 8 80, 6 80, 30,
695, 625, 6s5, 500, $40 600, 10, $40, o.
90, BIO, AS, O5, . IS, 5s5, 500, 500 800
10 3d. 8 90, 5 90, rs, 5 20, 8 30, O5
05, 50, 5 80, so AIS, 400 a IS, 4 10;
4 10, 400, go, 4 80, O5, 20, 3 40, 80
p as 40, $685. 9l0 800, 3 20, 800, 40, 3 rs
800, 3 40 3 10, 2 IS, 2 IS, 29o, 945, 2 SIS, 2 70
Salcs every rbursasy, MULURE COURTS,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-03-30

reA- BY reference to an advertisement, in another
column il will be seen that Rice & Moore, are in
the market with their usual enterprise, ready to ex
hbt one of the largest stocks of goods ever opened
here. Their stock is immense in quantity, and cni-
braces every possible quality. Fine goods, and
coarse goods ladies goods and geutlemens' goods,
aud girls goods cheap goods and costly goods, aud
all sorts ofgoods. Buyers will, of course, give them
M examination in making their purchases. Read
the advertisement.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-03-30

peA- The new packet Gen. Anderson, built for
the Nashville GAINESVILLE, and Paducah trade arrv-
ed up, on her first trip few days ago and returned
to st. Louis, on Tuesday. She is an elegant side
wheel boat, finely finished and furnished, and was
built to be very fast. She will run to St. Louis, in
conjunction with the Ranyan, till the C. e. Hillman
shall be completed, when that boat will take her
place in the st. Louis trade, and the Anderson will
assume her place as Paducah packet. The Hill
man will be out in April.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-03-30

nay The Je6ersOnidn says it hopes we will SETTLE
in two or three issues the question as to who
"did The brick work etc. He aludes toour correc-
ting some Of our own errors, in stating who did
particular work on some of the fine new buildings,
about town. We don't know whether v will do the
mechanic any credit, or not but we will, while on
the subject inform our readers that Monks does all
our neighbours 'brick' work, and, sometimes, the
ugly little building falls down. Monks lays his
bricks toohighl
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-03-30
Patent Medicines.

sandfords lnvigorator, Jacksons Pile Embroca-
ton, Dalley's Pain Extractor, Davis Pain Killer,
Bells Iiniment, Bryan's Pulmonic Waters, Arctic
and Mustang Eminent, DR.. Bronsons Blood Food
Holloway's Ointment and Pills Spalding's Prepared
Glue, Smiths Tonic Syrup lostetters Bitters
HooAands Bitters, Hollands Bitters, together with
all Others known 10 mankind.
March 8, ls6O-Tl McCAULEY a BELL.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-03-30

give had the pleasure ofn trip TO Nashville
Ia week, on board the neat and comfortable packet
Ella, Capt. SMMs, monarch of her decks, and the
clever and polite Ed. DOYLE, presides at the desk.
She is a packet between Nashville and Paducah'
leaving this port for Nashville every Tuesday and
Friday passing down every Wednesday and Satur-
day. She deserves liberal share oI"the public
patronage The clever officers of this boat have our
best wishes for the present aud future prosperity Of
their boat.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-03-30
Fam GnouEps.--lrhe slockholders In the Mont

FAIR GRouSps.---rhe Stockholders in the Mont
gomery County Fair, will please remember the
meeting on Monday next. There ought and VIC
hope there will be, full attendance Of the Stock
holders, on that day. twill perhaps be the most
important day in the history of the Society. The
Constitution and Bylaws are to he adopted. All
the officers and directors are to be elected for twelve
months besides much other important business will
have to be attended to- The Fair grounds is no
longer mystical We will advise our readers Of its
progress.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-03-30

nss. Just as the Board Of Aldcrnlen adjourned,
on Tuesday-night couple of Irish gentlemen lock
cd horns" in the street. in front of the Temple OF
Muaioipal Wisdom, aud indulged in very pretty
"bit Of fight Marshall withers, however soon
appeared on the ground aud stopped the fun, and
marched them upstairs, for triad before has honor,
the Mayor His honor, though, said /, was too late
70 enter then, upon an Interesting aShL aud adj
Iglr0el tie cnss uvVr 10 osIt day
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-03-30

neA. Mr.. Middleton has just received large
stock Of superior leather selected by himself aud
embracing every variety used by the trade With
such material and the superior workmen he employs
Mr.. Middleton can, and will, tarn Off as good work
as can be made anywhere, and with puuctuality
and dispatch. ~'te.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-03-30

raa- See the advertisement of d.. c. L. Wilcox
Tie will offer for sale, on the End of May, the well
known Graysville property, and six hundred and
sixteen acres of superior land at the junction. and
through which the railroad runs for more than
mile Upon this land there is IA new and elegant
dwelling, and the tract will be divided to suit pur-
chasers. This is fine opportunity for valuable
investment and we invite public attention to the
TACT
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-03-30

DSSy- The scarlet fever has been prevailing, to a
considerable extent, in this city, for some months
past, and is yet, we are sorry 10 say, undated A
very sprghtly little son of Mr. G. A. Roth died Of
it, last week, after an illness of about 80 hours,
lie was very handsome child, about four years
old and one Of unusual promise.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-03-30

reA. The railroad treste-work, through Parry 5
field, opposite town, will be completed in very
few days, and then, We suppose, the tack-laying,
ON that side of the river will soon be commenced.
Mcssrs. Harrison s Breed were the contractors for
the trestle-work, spoken Of and as usual with them
il appears to be most excellent piece OF work
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-03-30
RED RIVER LAsDlNG, Ma

RED RIVER LANDING, March, "a, 1860.
Sales by John X. Smith, at Red River Landing
of 50 hhds Tobacco as follows;
90, 3 80, 80, rs, G 65, So, 20, 25,
! o. 8 %, 25, %, co. Z so, IS, 4 rs I 80,
I 90 30, 765, 700, $40, 100, no, 6 50, co,
I 9O,7 65, Co. 60, s 80, 90, TO- 10, 90,
d %, 80, s 30, 40, 8 go, CO. 80, 10,
3 45, 45, 3 45 49, 20, 4 20, 4 20, 20,
g 90, So 6 80, 80, 45, 20 lihds at 90.
Average 81 IL. Sales every Tuesday
JOHN X SMITH
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-03-30
nEA 4 con.id.rnhe nnmhpr MI 1hn.e inleresteh

eeA- considerable number of those interested
in evvng the gymnasium, met there, ON Monday
evening to devise means accomplishing their pur-
pose. Some initiatory steps were taken and the
meeting adjourned to convene again Thursday night
a good feeling was manifested and there is good
prospect of reorganisng the gymnasium, perma-
nently. We do hope ii may be done.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-03-30
TRcEs LANDING, Tenn, March %, 1860.

TRlcEs LANDING, Tenn. March %, 1860.
Sales by Oldham, Homar i Go. Of 90 hhds OF To-
baccO, as follows:
2 90, A., . so, 2 90, so, 3 20, 3 30, 3 10,
3 20, 3 IS, 90, 4 60, So, O5 60, 5 80,
20, G 80, 6 Is, 90, Is, 6 60, 20, O5,
6 90, 90, I 10, I SO, I O5, 90, 80, 2 at
2 81, at 2 rs, 2 at A so, at 80, 2 at 8 As, 2
at 49, at IS, 2 at q 10, at 6 95 Eat 10,
at 25 2 al 8 30, at 8 so, lat 8 70.
Tobacco sales every Wednesday.
OLDHAM, HOMAR 4 co.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-03-30

peH. A drunken negro-man caused good deal Of
snoise aud confusion, on Franklin street. Sunday
afternoon, by his uprorious conduct. He had sever
al fights, with other negroes whom he met and in
dulGed in outrageous profanity. He was, finally,
somewhat sobercd, by severe hauling, inflicted
by gentleman who came up with him, and was
carried out of the streets by sOEie negroes Where
did the whiskey come trom' -.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-03-30

RkSs~ See the advertisement of Couts' auction sale
of Furniture, to on the 18th of April, on
the Public Square. The lot is large one and EN-
braces every kind of furniture that housekeepers
need, and all who are in need of anything in that
line will do well to be on hand
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-03-30

asN- We noticed, day or two since, at Trinity
Cemetery, some very handsome specimens of iron
fencing, cast at Whitfield Bradley Cos Foundry
on Commerce street. and put up by Ihem. This
enterprising firm are nov running their foundry ia
full blast, and can supply any description of brass
or iron castings from nail up to a steam-enginc,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-03-30

Bas- The steamer Red RoUer reached this place,
from New Orleans, early in the week but could go
no higher, on account of low water She reshipPed
her Nashville freight on the UmPirf, (ofblessed ed'-
non-ical memory and loaded for and returned to-
New Orleans, from this point. The EiVrd, with a
large barge of ice, in tow, bound for Nashville, had
TO stop here, too.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-03-30
Valuable Insurance.

IETNA INSURANCE COMPANY AND DAN
WILLIE FIRE.
The undersigned sufferers by the great fire of the
22d of February in this place, feel constrained by
the sense of duty to express profound gratifica
ton at the extraordinary promptness with which
our losses have been settled and paid by this ever
prompt Insurance Company, which we desire to
commend TO all who appreciate the value of re-
liable indemnity and prompt payment when loss
occurs The sdjusters OF the Etna were here in
strong force promptly, and rapidly losses could
be properly determined, made up proofs and paid
at once. We commend the -Etna Company to all
who wish certainly good policy. Losses paid us
were aa fnllovs.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-03-30

HaA. On Wednesday night considerable alarm
was caused by fire seen in the neishborhood OF
Gallows Hollow. It proved however, to be the
burning Ola building of some Kind Of but little
value,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-03-30
TALKING OF PICTUREs.
McCOrmac 4 Co. respectfully call the attention
the public TO their

McCormac Co. respectfully call the attention of
the public to their
Sky-Light Gallery,
West side of the Public Square, next door to the
Northern Bank, where they are prepared to do all
manner of work known in Photography, from the
smallest miniature Dagueueotypc up to le-size pic
lures, colored in oil water OF pastel.
Mr.. McCOrmacs experience ss Photographer in
the first galleries. both of Europe aud America gives
him facilities TOR making fine pictnres that few IN
his profession possess. We invite comparison OF
our work with that Of any other gallery, either in
or out of the State.
As TO prices, beg leave TO state that they will
be reduced to NEW YORK RATES, and the same
care and attention will be paid to the finishing Of
work as heretofore.
No picture will be allowed 10 leave the gallery
that does not give complete satisfaction.
February "a, ls60-tf