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FOREIGN NEWS PER STEAM.

Err NOVA SCOTIAN.
ST.. JoHN's March 9.-The steamers Nova Scotian
and Glasgow sailed simultaneously for New York.
The steamer New York was to leave Southampton
the same day. The steamer Niagara would
leave on the 18th in place of the America. The
steamer America arrived at Queenstown on the
morning of the 22d. The steamer City of Balti-
more arrived few hours later.
Heavy gales have been experienced on the En-
glish coast. The steamer Odone, from Dublin TOR
London, came in collision with the schooner He
roine on the 10Th. The steamer sunk in twenty
minutes, and some forty or fifty persons were
drowned.
The ship National Guard, from Liverpool for
Galveston, had put back leaky.
Rumors were current of an address attributed to
Victor Emanuel calling Naples and Sicily to in
surrection.
The construction of ornaments in Piedmont was
being accelerated.
1t had been decided at the Vatican that the King
of Sardinia not to be eXcommunicated what
ever political events might supervene.
report was current that plot against Napo-
leon had been discovered.
A Madrid telegram says that the Spanish troops
had repulsed another sortie upon the Moorish gar
rison, suffering loss of 80 killed. LAG wounded and
81 missing. The Spanish press unanimous in
their demand for the adoption of energetic poll
cy against Morocco.
The Noya Scotian sails this afternoon for Port
land. heavy north east gale prevailed here last
night
From Washington.
WASHINGTON, March 9.-The Secretary of War
to-day communicated to the House, in compliance
with a resolution, the report of the Art Commits
sion who recommend the appropriation of Sl67, 900
to be expended for statuary and pictures for the
adornment of the Capitol They suggest that
preference be given to American artists the en-
bellishments to be of a purely national character,
and in this connection they do not speak in comp-
mentary terms of the ancient sub chosen for the
paintings on the walls of the Committee rooms.
The true method, they say, of procuring designs
for statuary and pictures as general principle is
to invite competition.
The receipts into the Treasury the past week is
81, 706,0 900, including Treasury notes. Drafts paid
to the amount of over S4,000,OO0 drafts issued,
nearly So 75S, 900. The reduction from the amount
hand the previous week is 81 ,050, 000-amount
subject to draft 81, 900.
Freights In Georgia.
SAVANNAH, March S.-Great quantities of freight
are arriving here but there is no detention. Nine
ty car loads are leaving daily for the interior.
Increased Cotton Receipts.
New ORLEANS, March THE total increase in
the receipts of cotton at all tho ports to date,
compared with the same period last year, now
reaches ESQ 900 bales.
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THE ITALIAN OPERA-ADELINA PATTI.-The sale
of reserved and Orchestra seats for any of the six
grand Opera nights will begin this morning at Stod
darts and at Wiig's Music Stores. Patti will
make her debut in the difficult part of Lucia, in
which character she made her first appearance in
the Opera at New York. Her success in this role
stamped her reputation as primo donna, and ele-
waited her in the shortest period known to the
highest rank in her profession
The DRAYToNs will give matinee performance at
the Maryland Institute at three o'clock this after
noon, when an attractive programme will be offer
ed 1t is the last entertainment of these very
talented and popular artists.
FAREWELL READ1NG.-Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Van
denhoff present highly varied programme for
their last reading this evening-embracing choice
passages from Shakespeare, Sheridan, Tennyson,
&c. Mr.. Yandenhoff's spirit-stirring recitation of
Tennysons "Charge Of the Light Brigade" created
a great sensation in New York, where he was fire.
quently called upon to repeat it. The other selec-
tons are all excellent and embrace many fine
touches of pathos an humOr
| STEAMERS DUE.-There four steamers
| from Europe due at American ports this morning.
The news by the latest-if received first-wiIl be
eight days later than that reported by the Africa.
The vessels sailed from the other side of the Allan
tic in the following order, viz:
NAME. DAY OF SAILING. DESTINATION.
New York. Southampton Feb. New York.
Glasgow Liverpool Feb. o.. New York.
America Liverpool Cork Feb 25 &c. Halifax.
Austraasian Liverpool. Feb. 2j..... New ork
The vote in the Virginia House of Delegates on
Thursday, on the Southern Conference resolution,
was fortyhco for and ninety against sending dele
gates to that proposed assembly.
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Ne,y Jersey Onnosition Convention

TRENTON, March S.-The Opposition State Con-
vention, which met here to-day, was well at
tended
Judge Porter, of Camden, was elected President
The resolutions adopted were strongly ''repub-
cam in doctrine. They are against the admins
tratiOn of Mr. Buchanan; against a slave code; in
favor of a protective tariff; and in favor of the
homestead bill.
Twenty eight delegates to the Chicago Conven-
ton were appointed, but not instructed.
TO communication from the Germans of New
ark, Committee answered that the Republican
party of New Jersey was not in favor of the
Massachusetts Two ear Amendment.
The Senatorial delegates James 7. Sherman,
John }. Blair, Theodore Little, Ephraim Marsh, E.
T. Freline huysen, and Z. Y. Rogers.
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HARRISBURG, March s.-The bill to establish a
system Of free banking in Pennsylvania, and to
secure the public against loss from insolvent
banks, was under consideration in the House,
Yesterday afternoon, and passed to a second read
inc
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EAsToN, Pa, March S.-Mr. Valentine Schooley
one of the sufferers by the steamboat explosion
here, died this morning. Hewas resident of Eas-
ton. The wreck not all cleared until last
night. The bodies of young Sharp, Mr. Kesser,
and Mr. Beatty have not been recovered
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The Hungarian.

HALIFAX, March S.-The wrecked steamer Hun
garian is advertised to be sold at Darlington, for
salvage on the 23d ult
Mr.. John Hunter, the agent of the Associated
Press Of this city, would be happy to attend to in
quiring friends respecting the wreck.
The body of another man, supposed to have been
passenger, has been found. He has two teeth
filled, one with silver, and the other with gold.
The body has been buried.
Books and letters of Clement B. Barrett of New
York, portrait of his daughter Ada, and letters
of g. Bansoms, of Brighton, England and Master
Downs, of Dublin, have been found.
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Later from Havana.

NEW ORLEANS, March THE steamship De
Soto, from Havana on the Sd instant, has arrived
at this port. Business dull. The stock OF
sugar amounted to 100000 boxes. Freights were
improving. Exchange on London 12%@13A
per cent. premium; New York, 2@3 per cent. pre-
m ium
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BALTIMORE.
SATURDAY, MARCH 10, 1860.

The DAILY EXCHANGE PRICES CURRENT, beng a
reliable and comprehensive review OF the balti-
more Markets for the past week, neatly printed
on letter sheet, may be obtained at our counting
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PHILADELPHIA, March 9.-The Common Council
of this city adopted a resC luton extending the
Inequalities of the city to the Pittsburg Council
men on their contemplated visit here the Goth,
but subsequently they reconsidered their action
it being represented that the Pittsburg Council
men would be under custody for disobeying the
commands of the Supreme Court in refusing to
levy tax to pay the interest on the State railroad
bonds. The resolution was indefinitely postponed,
and the Pittsburg Councilman were denounced as
criminals and regulators.
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MARRIED
On the Sth instant, by Rev. John ". Xrkley. ROBERT
CARRON t. Miss MARY MORROW, both o. Baltimoe
County.
On the 18th instant, ly Rev Saml Creamer, ELIAS Ed
ARD CECIL TO Miss LIZZIE THOMAS
Or the 9th instant by Rev. Hez kah Linthicum, ChAS
q. LlNTHlCUM, of Howard county, and LOUISIANA c.,
daughter the Richard Linthicum Of this city
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Tho n.,,,yo Raccue Cose.

CHICAGO, March SIN the case of John Hossack,
of the Ottawa rescuers, the jury, last night return
ed a verdict of guilty, with recommendation to
mercy.
There are indictments against SIX others yet to
be disposed Of That of Joseph Stout is to be taken
up this morning.
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Murder and Suicide at Syracuse, N. Y

New York, March S.-This morning a man
named Sinker died irLm the effects of poison which
he administered to himself. He first poisoned his
two children, aged about eight and six wears. and
having laid them out and folded their hands upon
their breasts, he left them in an unoccupied room
where some Of his furniture stored, and went
to his hotel and took the poison himself
On Tuesday he poisoned horse belonging to DR..
Seares, of this city, and it is supposed he intended
to shoot DR.. s., as a loaded pistol was found on
him. The cause was the arrangement of his wife
and her alleged intimacy with DR.. Searles under
the influence of "free love" principles.
Great excitement exists in the community in
consequence of this sad affair." and DR.. Seares has
been locked up in the penitentiary to protect him
from the indignation of our citizens.
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FIRES.

Yesterday afternoon between and o'clock, fire
discovered in the house OF Mrs. Connolly,
corner of Hen and High streets, but was extin-
guished without other damage than the burning of
abed and quantity of clothing.
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The Iyiscorsir RoiIroods


MADISON, Wis, March 8.-Smeon Draper, Esq,
of New York, is here, engaged in matters OF
legislation connected with the city, town, and coun-
tv issues for railroad purposes.
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Fire and Robbery at yvaverly. Mo.

ST. LOUIS, March S.-The storehouse of II. j.
Galbraith and Mason Alterbury, at Waverly,
Mo-, was destroyed by fire on the lst instant. The
amount of the loss is not stated; there an in
surance of $4,000 on the property. During the
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iTp MR.. AND MRS. G. VANDENHOFF'S
W. FAREWELL READING
THIS EVENING, at O'Clock.
AT THE NEW ASSEMBLY ROOMS,

{TD MIR. AND MRS. u. NANDENHOFF'S
W. FAREWELL READING
THIS EVENING, at O'Clock.
AT THE NEW ASSEMBLY ROOMS,
Will comprise from
SHAKFSPERES MERCHANT OF VENICE;
SHERIDANS SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL
REGULATIONS
BY Mrs. Vandenhon:
Tennyson's MAY Queen Hoods Romantic Lady, and
''No in our Street.
By Mr. Vandenhof
TennysOu's 'Charge of the Light Brigade Hoods
Bridge of 81 his, ScOtts Gay Lochinvar" and the wen
derful One Hoss Shay, from heAutoCrat of the Break
fast Table"
Tickets 50 cents Reserved Seats IS cents-a Messrs Will
ligs and McCaffrey's Music Stores. 1t
lFP LECTURE.-ON TUESDAY EVENING,
W March 18th, at CARROLL HALL, by Right Rev
BIS HOP SPALDlNG, efKentucky.
Subject Italy, Past and Present.
Ticket 25 centsfor sale the Bookstores Of Kelly He
dian Pet, Lucas Bros, and Murphy & 70. mhlA3t+
TPNOTICE.-A MEETING OF THE STOCK
~ HOLD OF THE BALTIMORE AND CJIBA
SMELLING AND MINING COMPANY is requestei at the
Gompanys Once 30 s. Gay street. at IL O'clock noon ON
WEDNESDAY, 18th March. 1860 when matter of impor
tance viii be submitted for their decision
-,o,. GEO " WATERS,
mI2-l0t- Secretary.
|fD AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE COM
- PANY OF BALTIMORE.-The Stockholders are
tors to serve for the present will be held MONDAY
March 18th, between the hours OF and O'clock their
Office, No 20 Second street VICTOR CIIiNET ~
fes9,m3 81. &l2 Sac-etor,,
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BosroN, March S.-Fve fishing vessels, manned
by about fifty men, and valued at $4,000, are con-
sderably overdue at Gloucester, and fears are en-
tertained for their safety.
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GuAvA Jelly &c

Fresh importation in boxes of q and \ lbs low il
can be bought in Havana
Also, HAVANA PRESERVES, all of fine quality.
For sale by WIN. H. MCLEAN,
te25u So N. Charles street.
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economy | ECoNoMyII

DOLLAR SAVED IS TWO DOLLARS MADE.
This be done by purchasing Wood already Sawed and
Split, at Office of City Steam Fire Wood Mill,
No 3NoRTH STREET.
sI0tf JAMES Fl. JOHNSON.
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II D A Y P U B i HE'D
LITTLE, BROWN & CO.,
lib WASHINGTON STREET, Boston,
VOLUME XIX,
THE
ENCYCLOP EDIA BRITANNICA.
EIGHTH EDITION.


ENCYCLOP EDIA BRITANNICA.
EIGHTH EDITION.
4to. Cloth...''....... Price $3.50
ILLUSTRATED BY NUMEROUS ENGRAvINGs,
AND CONTAINING, AMONGST OTHER IMPORTANT ARTI-
CLES THE FOLLOWING:
REPTnIA By James Wilson, author Of the article Fish
erlesn
REUcHLIy AND RITTER By W. H. Chalmers
RHETORIC. By William Spaldng, A. NJ.
RICARDO. By J. R. MCulloch
RIcHILIEU. By Gustave Mason
ROBERTSON (WIlliam) and ROGERS iSamueD. BY Robert
CarutheTs.
ROMANCE BY George Mor late Professor of Rhetoric in the
University of Edinburg.
ROMAN HISTORY AND ROME. BY the Rev Chas Merivae,
= D. author of a History of the Romans undo the
ROTATION. By Thomas Galloway, F. R s.
RUSSIA (Statistics.l By Henry J. Bishop.
SABBATH AND SCRIPTURE. By W. Lindsay Alexander,
SALT. By Charles Tomlinson.
SANITARY SCIENCE. By Edwin Lancaster NJ D., F R. s.,
F. L. s., and Henry Letheby, NJ D.
SARDINIA. By Sir James P. Lacatta, IL d.
SAVINGS BANks By Edward Edwards, author of the
SCANDINAVIAN LITERATURE. By William Hewitt
SCHILLER. By Thomas De Quincy
SCOTL Nd By Patrick Fraser Tytler
SCOTT (Sir Walter, Bart By William Spalding, A. NJ
SCULPTURE; By Richard Wesmacott Professor of Sculp
tue, X. A., +. K. s.
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raj IndeX to the whole
Over twelve hundred copies are already taken by the sub
scrbers in this country and the number is continually in
creasing 1t is believed that publication of kind
extensive, has hitherto commanded so large sale been
so des irving of the patronage OF the reading community
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On Friday morning, 9th inst Mr. c. II. EISENBRANDT,
in the 70th year of his
The friends of the family requested attend his fune-
raj Monday morning at 10 O'clock from his late resi-
dence, without further notice. -
On the Sth instant in the 18th year of his age DANIEL
WARWICK WALL ER, youngest son OF the Rev. DIR. Vim.
j. Waller Of the Diocese Kentucky
On the sth instant MARY youngest child of John F. and
Catherine Finn, aged months and 25 days
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Ranu;s;,;o Dae1

CLEVELAND, March 9.-The Governor of Virginia
has made requisition on the Governor of Ohio for
the arrest OF Owen Brown and Francis Merriam
posed to be now in Ashtabula county. Governor
Denison declines issuing the warrants, and has
communicated his reasons to Gov. Letcher.
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Snsurants Companies.
EXCHANGE INSURANCE ROOMS
No. 5s Exchange Place.
ELLIOTT JOHNSTON,
M a Rim e,
FIRE AND LIFE
IN S u NOE AGEN
In requesting a share of the Insurance of the MER-
CHANTS AND BUSINESS MEN of Baltimore, offer fol
their approval the following list of
COMPANIES,
comprising some of the
MOST RELIABLE
IN THE COUNTRY.
ask the closest scrutiny into their ASSETS, SECURE
TIES and INTEGRITY.
AT THE OFFICE,
NO. 8 9 ExCHA G. PLACE,
VIII always be found
THE LA EST INSURANCE NEWS AND PERIODICALS
ALSO
THE "AMERICAN ILOYDS' REGISTER
FOR THESPECIAL ACCOMMODATION OF MERCHANT
AND SHIPPING HOUSES
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
COUNTRY HOUSES,
AND FARM PRoPERT
WRITTEN ON AT THE VERY LOWEST RATES.
WASHINGTON MUTUAL,
OF NEW YORK,
Capital .................... .SiOOOO0
IS per cent ofProfts Returned to Policy Holders
MECHANICS AND TRADERS, OF NEW YORK,
Capital and urplus, $27lOOO.
CITIZENS, OF NEW YORK
Capital and Surplus, s324,OOO
IMPORTERS AND TRADERS, OF NEW YORK
Capital and Surplus s2ll,OOO.
TRADFsMEN'S, OF NEW YORK,
Capital and Surplus, sI65OOO.
UNION MUTUAL MARINE OF PHILADELPHIA,
Incorporated 1894.
ELLIOTT JOHNSTON,
mh8.tf IS EXCHANGE PLACE,
DELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY
INSURANCE C0MPANT,
OF PHILADELPHIA.
INCORPORATED 1888.
Assets November ist 1889, $SOl,66557
MARINE, INLAND AND FIRE ASSURANCES.
HENRY A DIDIER, Agent,
mhstf Commercial Buildings, GAY street.
ENIRE INSURANCE
L ON CITY OR COUNTRY PROPERTY
~ ~ AT LOWEST RATES.
AO'i"il'o 1901 Ell >-p oc,r,
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News from Pixies Peak.

LEAvENwoRrH, March S.-The overland express
with Denver dates to the lst instant arrived to-
cay. The messenger reports fine weather and
good roads. The express brought 1000 in gold
dust on consignment New valuable quartz leads
had been discovered fourteen miles from Denver,
which promise to exceed in richness anything be-
fore known. Quartz mining being carried on
with good success. The Gunnel lead is reported
leading 5000 or $500 to the cord of rock, taken
from depth of eighty feet. The Rocky Mountain
Ne'cs urges the establishment of post offices and
mail routes to accommodate the fast increasing
population of the mining region.
Nothing later has been received from Salt Lake.
1t was rumored a Fort Kearney that the troops at
that point would be ordered to chasse the Indians
for depredatiOns recently committed
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Eishernen Missing.

NOm-ArrivaI OF INC steaInsIlIp AhtrIcn.
HALIFAX March S-1l o'clock p. M.-There are
as vet no signs of the steamship America, now due
with Liverpool advices to the 25th ult.
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From Havana.
New YORK, March 9.-The steamer Quaker City,
from Havana, has arrived.
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PAPER-HANGINGs.
HOWELL Il BROTHERS,
UFACTURERERS
OF wholesale and retail dealers the
large stock of
PAPER-HA NGLNGS
On hand at our store,
ESQ BALTIMORE STREET,
OPPOSITE HANOVER.
The stock embraces the cheapest styles Common and Satin
Papers, as well the most costly and elegant,
Everything usually found in the business in great
variety.
RS-Orders solicited and promptly attended to- mh5-if
FINE QUALIFY PLATED TEA SETS, URNs CAsToRs,
Cake Baskets &c, for sale at moderate prices.
JAR CAMPBELL,
NIL II re 227 Baltimore street
KNDLIEG Wool KINDLING WooD
SAWED AND Split WOOD or AMI SI2E
No. 3 North STREET.
sot JAS II. JOHNSON
SUPERIoR HAMS.
Just received, of quality to suit the best Judges
sale by WIN H. MCLEAN,
asst .52N, Charles st.
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IDe NisSOuri LegfSlat Exclusion OF
Free Negroes from the State.
ST. LOUIS, March S.-The BILL excluding free
groes from the State, under the penalty of becoming
slaves, passed by the Senate yesterday. 1t had
previously been passed by the House. The same
bill passed by both Houses at the last session.
but failed to receive the signature of the Governor
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THE CHARLESTON CONVENTION Boston Ga
zee says that the delegates from Massachusetts to
the Charleston Democratic Convention and such
as propose to be present at the meeting of that
body, are making arrangements to 60 in manner
that will be at once convenient, agreeable, and i'm
posing. The proposition is to charter steamer for
the trip, provide her with music, gunpowder, and
the many essentials for good time that social and
patriotic feeling may suggest, and sail into Charles
ton Bay to the emusic OF the Union" with bunting
lying, guns firing, and other demonstrations. Ne
gotiat0ns are pending for one of the new steamers
of the Baltimore line for this purpose.
The Richmond Enquirer is discussing point of
much Importance to the Democratic party, whether
the Republican States shall be allowed to frame the
platform at Charleston. 1t argues strongly in OPP
position, on the ground that, while two-thirds of
the electoral vote is necessary to nominate candi-
cate, pare majority is required to adopt the plat
form OF party whose motto is, "Principles. not
men," Though not mistrusting Northern Demo
Gratis it holds that the adoption of doctrines depy-
ing the equality of the South in the Territories or
declaring that their Legislatures have power to
abolish or impair slavery, would lose half of the
Southern States. while such a platform would not
carry at the North. If Northern delegates.
therefore, are true to the Constitution thew will
"adopt without question or dispute the platform
OF principles which the Southern States NAV pre
sent, and thus quiet forever the charges and in
situations of unsoundness levelled at them by the
Southern Opposition"
PURCHASE OF THE "PAY.HAYpLE. '-Resolution
nave been introduced into the PENNSYLVANIA Lepis-
lature contemplating the purchase of that portion
OF Virginia known as the "Pan-Handle" 1t en-
powers the TO ernor to appoint three com mission
ers, to meet similar number to be appointed on
behalf OF Virginia, to negotiate such cession The
Pennsylvania commissioners are to report the
terms and conditions, If any are agreed to- TO the
next sessions of the Legislatures of the States
j. F. Farrnton, of Boston, has bought thirteen
sheep at $500 per head,
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IT IS NOT DYE
Nor DOES 1T STAIN THE SKIN.
No Introduction Needed
NEW YORK, April Il, 1858.
W. E. HlGAN, EsQ-Dear Sir: About five months since
bought two bottles of your Hair COlorng, and de
srous of obtaining more, and would inquire where may
be found here Ny hair when quite young, turned gray
Ih1re used number Of articles for the purpose Of restoring
it, but did not succeed until obtained this, 1cbich has pro
duced the desired effect have been requested by number
o. my friends among them several ladies' to procure if
possible am much pleased with it, Tor has made great
improvement in my personal appearance By answering
this you will much obge
Yours, very respectfully,
II. C. GooDRIcH
Steamer Bridgeport, Peck Slip, New York.
Ha Price so cents per bottle For sale by s. s. HANCE,
los Baltimore street W. Z. HAGAN CO., Propreitors
Troy, n. Y. dl5eoly
CHARLES GILMoR,
No. IS SECOND STREET, the Post Office,
SOLE AGENT
In this market for the sale of the
BAIT MORE COAL C0MPANY'S
CELE RATED ANTHRACITE COAL.
CUMBERLAND COAL from the best Georges Greek
Mines, for sale at the lowe st rates
keep hand the largest stock Of Anthracite Coal any
dealer in this arke and always prepared TO fill orders
for any quantity and size with promptness.
CHAS. GILMOR,
Sole Agent Bait more Coal Company.
mhI-tf and Agent sor the best Bituminous Goals.