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FRIGHTFUL RAILROAD ACcTDENT-THREE PERSONS
kILLED.-We learn from the Pittsburgh Post, that
irlghtfui accident occurred the Little Saw Mill
Run Railroad on Monday last. train of seven
teen laden coal cars and tender attached, left the
works OF the Company at o'clock, for the ternin-
us OF the road on the Ohio river. number of
persons, including three women, two men and tw o
boys, rode on the tender with the engineer, fire.
men and two brakesmen, passengers being allowed
to come to the river when they desired. in this
manner. Six of the cars were switched off at Ross
" Co.'S works, and the remainder proceeded, the
tender being forward of the locomotive. On reach
ing the high trestle work at the mouth of Saw Mill
hun, about half a mile below Jones' ferry landing,
either from the decay of the timbers or from the
oosening of the rubber block the tender broke
through and fell into the ravine. The locomotive
and two of the coal followed, the third car
hung down by the coupling chain, and the forward
wheels OF the fourth hung over the precipice.
Those who witnessed the accident describe the
scene as fearful, the screams of the victims, es-
pecally the females being heart-rending in the ex-
treme.
Charles Hogg, the engineer Mr.. Burrows FL
bridge and Rebecca his wife, Mrs. Anna Bunton,
wife of a miner in the employ of the Company, and
Mrs. Sarah Myers, wife of coal digger at the
works, were buried in the ruins Hogg was taken
out with terrible cash in bis forehead, and much
bruised, and died soon afterwards Mr. and Mrs
Eidridge were both dead when removed, having
evidently been crushed to death immediately.
Mrs. Bunton and Mrs. Myers were both extrcated
with difficulty, each much hurt. Several others
were also much injured. The portion of the train
which went over was complete wreck, broken
timbers, coal, and the machinery of the locomo-
tive being mingled in inextricable confusion.
The recent reports of the discovery of extensive
gold and silver mines in California have caused a
large increase in the emigration to that State The
sale of tickets by the North Star, which sailed on
the 10th, was stopped tKentyfour hours before the
hour of her departure1
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with them, except in the presence of their masters
or white members of his congregation. Apart
from the fact that the Judgment of the Court
winch tried him is, probably, better authority as
10 the construction Of the statute than Mr..
WORTH can be, it should be remembered
that this was the identical course pursued
by John Brown and his associates at Harper
Ferry Their policy, like hs-and it is the last
and most dangerous form which Anti-Slavery ag-
tation has assumed-was to operate upon the
minds and prejudices of the poor whites at the
South-by representing 10 them the so-called oil
garchical features of the institution of Savery-by
magnifying and contrasting the inequality between
the slave-holding and non-slaveholding classes
and by charging the degradation of labor, and
consequently of the laboring class as incident to
the institution. This was the labor of love in
which Mr.. WORTH was engaged-this the gospel
which he endeavored to preach OF course, it is
unnecessary TO comment further upon his claim
to the material aid and sympathy of Il non-slave-
holding community, or 10 express surprise at the
facility with which he has reconciled his conscience
to an evasion of the demands of Justice
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BALTIMORE.
FRIDAY, MAY II, 1850

Our usual Weekly Review of the Baltimore mar
,o,. nr;nted on letter sheet, will be ready for
delivery from our counter this afternoon. Mer-
chants and others DESTROYS of having their bust
meas cards inserted, can be accommodated by
leaving their orders at the Counting room during
the day. s-t FEB
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.DIxoN's
LAW OF SHIPPING
SHIPMA STERsr GUIDE.
PRESENTING
FULL VIEW
LAW OF SHIPPING AND INSURANCE.
valuable work for the
SHIPMASTER, sHIPoWNER AND LAWYER,
svo Law Sheep. 7OOpp
PETER WALTHER,
SOLE AGENT FOR THE EN SALE i5t Of THE ABOVE.
NEW CHARTS OF
The Harbor Of Sagua la Grande.
The Coast of Brazil from Maranham to the River Plate
Massachussetts Bay-very large scale
Published by E. & Geo. Blunt, New York,
. and for sale by the
PETER SGHr w a2fSFi
70 W. Pratt street. Of Gay.
ALSO,
op 4 XIV s 1t s q
Direct importation.
r-r Prices S from -Four Dollars per pair, upwards
THE IMPROVED METALLIC FLUTED iNKSfAND
WITH SPONGE CUP ATTACHED.
Cheaper than any other in the market will not upset.
"SPAULDING's GLUE"
Sold by all Booksellers and Stationers.
onn THE Blunt AND FRANKLIN GLOBES, .
''i'o n NrhNS' CHARTS,
NAUTICAL AND s sgRyE F6R INSTRUMENTS FSAS
For the use of all nations
THE AMERICAN LLoYDs kF FEFFF R Of SMgPING
mySlwr 70W Pratt street.
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HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.-The scenic specta-
Gle of the Natad Queen will be repeated at Hoi-
day Street Theatre tonight, the performance of
the evening concluding with the farce of y. b.,
the Beaecia Boy abroad.
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The NEW ORLEANS ETHIOPIAN SERENApERs and
Burlesque Opera Troupe at Front Street Theatre,
will give their fifth entertainment in this
city this evening. A new programme is pre-
sented every evening, consisting of duets, quar-
tettes, humorous and songs, and bur
lasuue onaros
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THOS. D. JOHNSTON,
Agent,
73 and IS Second street

BoGLEs AMERICAN
ELECTIC HAIR DYE,
Is superior all others the meridian sun to candle
I'll initiate BOYLE, to his style advertising which
for years has been headed
THE BEST HAIR Dye IN WORLD.
Now others New Yorkers without brsns steal and copy
this Their Dyes miserable their invention is con
temptble. Avoid them all! Bogles has been awarded
Medals and Diplomas them ALL and to their dsmay,
pronounced the only Hair Dye be used with safety No
green tnts no smut, skin staining humbug but
liable, safe and sure For sale at
BODIES BAZAAR,
2G2 Washington street.
For sale in Baltimore by SETH HANCE los Baltimore
street, and by druggists generally. ia5eotf
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THIoDoN's MUSEUM OF ART.-This attractive ex
hibition will be with few days longer, at the
Mary land Institute.
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From HAvANA.-The United States mail steamer
Quaker City arrived at New York on Wednesday
morning, in three days and II hours from Havana
having left that port last Saturday at 2P. NJ. The
Quaker city reports the health and weather al
Havana as good The Sugar market is as follows
No. II at 81 to 81 reals, not very active. Stock
of sugars, 100000 boxes against 100000 last year.
Freights regular last advised rates sustained and
active. Exchanges London Ii q to II prem. &C
days; New York, q dis. to q prem. GO days; Bos-
ton, q dis. to q prem. 60 days; New Orleans par
to prem. short sight.
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ECONOMY | ECONOMY

DOLLAR SAVED IS TWO DOLLARS MADE.
This can he done by purchasing Wood already Sawed and
Split at Office Of City Steam Fire Wood MILL
No. 3NoRTH STREET
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i
ROSEWOOD, MAHOGANY AND WALNUT
IN, NON, PLANK AND TEN2ERS.
-t' - VI Ian CHERRY, ASH,
VARNIsH, IRISH GLUE
PIANO AND CABINET MAKERS,
at lowest prices.
dI76mr No 100 South Charles street.
eight BILLS ON BELFAST, IRELAND, for
Osae by
L .as;,1f BY rnn n a'n aoN
A MEXICAN GUANO.
~ Coming nearly up to the standard otA A. In store
ap23-6 MACDONALD h DUGnALE
A AMERICAN GUANO.
IA Analysing nearly IS per cent Bone Lime
ap23:tt MCDONALD & BUGDALE
RRILLTANTE NIGHT SHIRTS,
~ FOR SUMNER,
MADE TO ORDER -,,,-,
o,. GgNTLEMEN's FURNISHING House.,
ap2l,u POS Baltimore st.
Gas FITTING
" AND FIxTUREs
tea p" No @& " EsT KAITTMoRE STREET
EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN
OF the finest finish large stock for sale WHoLEsALE
'"1 i'N' '''1' ny cANF1ELDa BRO, & Co,
ap5h go Baltimore street
eight AND TINE DRAFTS on all parts of the
oUnited States purchased by -
ap6-tfr THO. j. CARSON
Mo. GOWQUA MATTINGS.
N aT sTHt S9T9 Ne VES& B G an
ties, on most favorable terms. with all kinds
HOUSEK EEPING DRY GOODS
GENTS AND YOUTHS WEAR
- LADIES' DRESS GOODS
GOODS FOR FARM HANDS, nc 'D''
ROYST0N BROS
ap3Ou 81 Baltimore street
MARYLAND, VIRGINIA AND NORTH
flCARoLINA BANK NOTES for sale bv
ap2tttr THO. j, CARSON.
w R. ADAlR,
w ATTORNEY AT LAW
myth ofPIcR OVER THE CHESAPEAKE BANK
ONDON BROWN STOUT AND SCOTCH
AlALEj just received by GREEN ZOE,
@rsH 81 Baltimore street.
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FISHING TACKLE.
MERRILL, THOMAS e CO.,
my7-H 239 BALTIMORE STREET

An Coop MORNING, Mr.. JENKs HOW ARE
you?
Good morning. friend Banks, am quite poorly. l have
caught cold, and cough almost necessarily, and
have no rest at night
MIR. Jenks-Why, my dear fellow you need have
BILE about that All you have to do is go HIGGINS &
JENKINS Confeconers and Fruit Dealers Calvert
and Pratt Streets and package of Lebegs Cough
dy, use it, and you will soon be as well as ever
Mr.. Banks-Oh humbug. have confidence in that
kind Of stuff
Mr. Jenks-So thought; but after using it, at once
convinced of my error.
Mr. Banks-You don't mean to say that you have used
and found any virtue in it
Mr.. JenksYes, but do say so, and again advise you
to try It, ap2It
JUST RECEIvED-A New AND SUPERIOR LOT OF
FRENCH AND ENGLISH Il HOSE
CONSTABLE, WALKER 4 CO.,
apISf 155 Baltimore street
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WINSHIPsS
c. e L e B r a TED
sELF-VENTILATING REFRIGERATOR.

SELF-VENTILATING REFRIGERATOR
We submit few home ties timonials
BALTIMORE, March 18th, 1860
COLLINS, HEATH HUTCHINSON: .
Gents-Havng purchased of you of Wnships Patent
Refgeraor after giving it practical test desire to say
It's construction external appearance and internal arrange
ments are admirable, and its preserving ,entatng
properties perfect enabled preserve any num-
Der and variety of dishes Within while article retains
its natural flavor The Provision Chamber iskep and
as dry well ventilated Sdeboard while the labor of
keeping sweet and clean consider it inval
liable Truly yours
MEssRs c., H. Ri:
Gents-one of Of your Winships venhating Refdge~a-
tors has been used in mi house for nearly With
and the articles together do not to a very g0fd
flavor Of each other as they usually did in the former tight
toners. Very respectfully, ' ~
BALTIMORE, April 18Th 1860. WA" foND NhiLooN'
49,. BALTIMORE, February LIST, 1860
of the Winship Refrigerator purchased Of Won last
season. and used in establishment since have found
qualities perfect while the consa%pcn an o s fss SlaS
moderate. Truly, + 8 RIM 'eeh
Eating House, 80 Pratt street
This REFRIGERATOR has established a most fa,or,h,o
reputation in this community and in fact wherever sed
the only constructed strict scientific prncnes
nation 1t is handsomely finished, making an
any Ioom and the most convenient arrangement
COLLINS, HEATH HUTCHINSON,
Also, W; g, MAXWELL, 200 BaItimore Street
ap2slyr TH0S NORRIS, III Pratt street '"'es
" ASH,
,,o,,,,r HICKORY &c
.,,n STOKES, FELL0ES, &c
AND ALL OTHER COACHMAK Frs,
,5 AND WHEET.WRIGHTS, LUMBER
prices. $50 '" g" '
JNO. JAS. WILLIAMS ACO,
oII-omr No. 1870 South Charles street.
NOTICE.-R. H. PENNINGTON HAS THIS
In DAY REMOVED his Office from No Exchange Place
to q SOUTH STREET ~
q S GAhEB DORSEY HAS ALSO REMOVED TO SAME |
VFklVE, my22w ]
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To THE PUBLIC.-After eight years of indus
trious labor have determined decline storekeeping
Ny preparations hereafter he sale on retail
the following places Israel Grahames corner of Eutaw
and Baltimore streets neyie Bouquets, III Baltimore
street. Seth S. Hances, Jos Baltimore street. Andrews
Thompson East Baltimore street; Macpherson Marsh all
Marble Building, North Charles street. and on wholesale
Fred Hickey Sons and retail at my former place
ofbuSiness, 81 Baltimore street
ap25-u ID G. DRISCOTI
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MARINE AND FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY
STATE OF VIRGINIA.
RICHM OND
CASH CAPITAL,
THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS.
AGEN
STATE cor MARYLAND
NSTON'S
ms UR NICE ROO M S ,
73 and as SECOND STREET,
DIR TORS:
VIM. II. MCFARLAND President Farmers Bank
A. WARWICK firm of Warwick Barksdale
VIM. G. CRENsHAw, firm of Crenshaw & Co.
WELLINGTON GODDIN, firm of Goddin 4 Apperson.
7. W. McCANCE, firm of Dunlop, Moncure Co.
G. A. BARKsDALE. firm of Warwick & Barksdale.
JAMES Fl. GRANT, Tobacco Manufacturer
L. D. CRENSHAW, firm of Haxell, Crenshaw & Co
JOHN L. BACON, firm of Bacon Baskerville.
R. B. HAXALL, firm of Haxall. Crenshaw Co.
JOHN CURRIE, Jr., Ship Owner.
WM D. NahNlCh, urn OF w arWlcR q BarkSuale
JAS. ALFRED JONES, Attorney atLaw.
C. C. Elicit, Builder
F. G. RUFFIN, Agriculturist and Manufacturer.
R. W. McGRUDER, firm of S. McGruder's Sons
W. W. CRUMP, Attorney at-Law
JAS. DUNLOP, firm of Dunlop, Moncure Co.
BOILING W. HAXALL, President.
O. F. BRESEE, Secretary
MARINE AND FIRE POLICIES
ABOVE COMPANY
ISSUED UPON APPROVED RISKS,
WITHOUT THE DELAY OF CONSULTING THE
...., HOME OFFICE.
THOS. D. JOHNSTON,
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HE ARRIVAL OF THE JAPANESE. announced
yesterday the arrival at New York, of the United
States steamer Roanoke, having on board the ia
panese Embassy. The Roanoke was intercepted
by government steamer, notifying her officers to
proceed to Hampton Roads, where steamer would
be in waiting, to convey the distinguished visitors
| to- w ashington. The Roanoke left New York yes
terday morning, and we will probably hear of her
arrival at the mouth of the Chesapeake tomorrow.
The Embassy comprises the following distin-
guished personages, viz:
Simme Buen-no Kami, First Ambassador.
Muragake- Awage-no Kami, Second Ambassador.
Ogure-Bungo- no Kemi, Chief Censor Adviser
to the Ambassadors.
Monta Okataro, Vice Governor.
Nauruse Gensire and Skahara Jhugoro, Off
GERS Of the first rank belonging to the Ambassa-
DORIS
Hetaka Kasaburo and Osakabe Tetstaro, Off
GERS of the first rank belonging to the Censor or
Adviser.
Matsmoto Sannojio and Yosida Sagosaimon, un-
der officers belonging to the Ambassadors.
Masudu Sunjura and Tuge Hosingoro, under-oli.
GERS of the Vice Governor.
Kuri-sima-hco- hatsiro and Sewo.sawa-scogera
under Officers of the Censor.
Mamura Gohatsiro, Tateish Tokujuro and Tateish
Onagero, interpreters.
Meodake, Moranyama and Cowasaki, doctors.
omcers ...'.''...... .......'..........''...'D
SerVants'.s .............' ....'..'''ol
Total ......fl
The Embassy at present consists of seventy-one
| persons-twenty officials and ffty-one servants
The whole number starting seventy two,
bnt one of the servants was taken sick at San Fran
| cisco and sent on board the Candinmurrah the
Japanese man otwar, to be sent home.
The New York papers state that the party ap.
pears to be equally gratfed with the courtesy and
respect with which it is treated, and with the nov.
city gifts surroundings. The landing at Panama
that marvellous business of passing by rail acros;
the Isthmus, the ceremonious reception on board
the Roanoke and the hospitality prepared for then
there have been alike objects of satisfaction ant
gratitude. The officers express themselves as great
ly pleased with the strangers, whose manners are
the perfection of politeness and dignity.
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~" MARRIED
On the Sth instant, by Rev. Mr. Guyer EDWD X. READ
to CARRIE E. LARRABEE, both of this CITY.
On the Sth instant, by Rev. D. Ball, GEORGE W. EVER
HEART to Miss MARTHA MOORE all of this city,
On the 9th instant at Loyola College, by Rev Mr. King
JOHN W. BROWN, Jr., to MARY R. CROOK, all of this
cit y.
In washington D. c. on the 9Th instant by Rev Father
White, PATRICK MONAGHAN to Miss ROSE HUGHES,
both of this city.
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DI r ID. u
On the sth instant, Mrs MARGARET ROBE, in her 47h
year
. On the 9th instant THOMAS LLOYD SANDERS, son OF
b. J. and Mary Sanders, aged years and 2 months = r
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W GRAND RATIFICATION MEETING

3
MASS MEETING to ratify the nominations Of the Con
stutona Union Party for President Vice President
the Unitsd States, will be held Monument Square THIS
(FRIDAY) EVENING.
Number of distinguished speakers in upon
the Convention will be present
Come one and ALI friends Of the Union and by your ac
clamaon, ratfy the selection of BELL AND EVERETT as
your candidates.
The Committee of Arrangements will have everythEg in
readiness for he
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ERONT STREET THEATRE. IS
NEW 6RkkSsq nEEE PTfFEk ofEEa TROUPE
aoSBhY iSb ffF EN %
BY request of numerous citizens.
Grand Concert on Saturday Afternoon at hafpast two
O'CLOCK Tor sfRfs an df sIdTen hrpREz GREEN
myll,at' R P STAR Proprietors.
SA GRAND FLORAL CONCERT
LAST CONCERT OF THE SEASON
AT THE UNIV Wv VE sfas Pifffssr CHURCH,
ON sGfP6f 81 9aSfEf sRS R5sSf N sf S 18th
On which occasion the entire Canata of the Fairy Queen
Doors open at o'clock Concert g commence o'clock
T Tickets st 20 cents Children 10 cents.
&Co. mylE2t
rHESAPEAKE BANK, BALTIMoRE, NAV 10th
- the annual Election held On the Sh instant
A'D to 5S5 H. E SPiiS1.E year Peter Novel;
n M. BsDzBinger. .. Geo Il. Williams,
Joseph Matthews
s Hs SS1fe yis s
ing ny yffs H. oHAMBEFLAINE G: iii
A DAMS IMPROVED SHIRT
~ r,,,,,e,, common 49, IS UNEQUALLED IN FIT.
FiRsT RaT TH sRTRT 70
1ooD LIS
| AND GET Your MEASURE TAKEN
OF T EE ff$$ MADE
You EVER HAD. my1I-tf
TNIoN CONVENTION. - -
ne sRd sodrs G HI EsaEe stock OF
o ASH 66SsT EsIfRRRREEfefa
SHOES, OF the latest importation.
u,,., JOHN F. LONG,,
| 1myllu Opposite Barnums Hotel.
HUMBOLDTS LETTERS,
IL Received by
......... = JAMES s; WATERS.
The Private Correspondence of Alexander Won Humboldt
translated from the original German by Frederick Kapp
the Se1 a ba %TSh
| STOCK AND BANKING HOUSE
~ BAS S3ahsso 9E BR ST6Ek Bs GG
| No. 1888 BALTIMORE STREET,
Offer their services for the Purchase Sale of Stocks and
c We are always prepared to MAKE ADVANCES ON Sc
Orders transmitted the Eastern Markets by telegraph,
Having careful faithful correspondents our
can rely upon their orders being promptly and salts
JOHNSTON, BROTHERS CO
Securities and daily granted and
FANCY FEATHER BUSTERS.
Il Just received fine lot ofFANCY FEATHER DUST.
- A R ny E Rs 4 iseSs Stree,
myll:t between Frederick and Gay
DLATED ICE PITCHERS.
19st received choice lot of FINE PLATED ICE
Also, full stock Of Plated SPOONS AND FORKS.
| For sale at A. REUTER- SONS,
myIl-u No Sc W. Baltimore street
<F.:; THREE NEW DWELLING S-To be
ij ready for tenants June LIST, ROSS STREET near
Lanvale-one OF them corner lot, FOR SALE a,
isss tnan cost OF building +. j. THOMAS,
nyII-ztN 63 Fayette street.
GONSIGNEES NOTICE.-The schooner VIM
~ D. CARGlLL, Capt. j D. Hawkins, from Charleston,
" is dscharging her at the foot of Smiths Dock
Consgnee Will please attend to the receipt their goods
otherwse they viii be stored at their expense and risk
without further notice. ~ ~
myll-3t II Smitb;s wharf
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For LENT.
Lake Superior TROUT aud WHITE FISH. Also, No. 1
MACK EREL, Susquehanna and Labrador HERRING in
kits, halves and hills order and of
fine quality, just received by
GREEN YOE
fel6h SO Baltimore street
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SwEDE, UNDREss KID, AND WASH GLOVES
New for Spring.
COASTAL BILE, WALKER & co,
aplStf 1855 Baltimore street,
HAVANA ORANGES.
Fresh and very sweet. For sale by
WIN. II. MCLEAN,
ap23tf 81 N Charles street.
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We WISH TO CALL THE ATTENTION OF GENTLEMEN
to our superior SHIRT, which making largely
to ORDER Of all qualities
Warranted In every respect
CONSTABLE, WALKER 4 CO.,
aplS.h lb5 Baltimore street
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NOTICE TO CITIZENS AND STRANGERS HAVING
o VI, FOX WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER AND
Plated WARE,will find large assortment ,t -
1 - 4t-r ~ GABRIEL D. CLARK,S
corner Calvert and Water streets
: WANfED-SPANISH SILVER COIN.-Highas, 80.
gwen for my manufacturing of Silver ware ~ 'Ss
my5-f go q n S,1 ,p,, rH
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@ MANN's HOTEL AND DINING Rooms.
l24 W. BALTIMORE STREET.
ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN.
West continue to up Meals very moderate
charges, with OYSTERS, TERRAPINS GAME, FISH and
FOWL Parties large small, in large
and private Dining Rooms, second floor Thankful for
the very liberal patronage received respectfully ask
continuance ofthe same.
Our Chambers have recently been refurnshed and will
compare favorably with other Hotel Single Rooms
cents.
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FOREIGN DRY GOODS,
Selected in by of the firm best
in Europe, and embracing GOODS IN EVERY DEPART.
MENT OF THE TRADE, from quite priced to the most
fashionable and expensive.
No Merchant visiting Baltimore will do himself justice
unless he examines stock, which is only equaed by
two others in the United States
Goods purchased from will give ecat any establish
ment and sell quick at good profts-as prices will be
found most reasonable and the styles and in good
taste. an14.tfr
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SUPERIOR HAMS.
just received Of quality to suit the bestj Judges
sale by wm H. MCLEAN
s2sh -,:,-.. 81 " Chnra- II
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CLOTHING CLOTHING
j. LIPP CO,
Southwest corner of Baltimore and Paca streets.
CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER in tina best possible manner
Our customers guaranteed full value their
our system being ONLY ONE PRICE. ap2l-3m
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-06
LATEST BY TILE AMERICAN

LONnoN, Jan. Pounds Yesterday, showed droop-
ing tendency by the withdrawal Of gold from the Bank
and the intelligence that Rome intends definitely to OPP
pose the views OF Napoleon.
LoNDoN, Jan. 10, z. M.-BAuk rates have been adj
yanced 90 per cent.
The Military Commission charged with fixing the limi
atou Of the frontier of the Italian provinces of Austria
and the State of the King Of Sardinia in conformity with
the clauses of the treaty Of Zurich held its first sitting
40 paSchcira :he 10TH
4 letter from Vienna in the Liverpool Gazette, SAYS
Notwithstanding the political complications the Gov
erumeut Is continuing, on large scale the reduction OF
the army. This reduction however only consist in send
ing home men who can be called back at a moments no
tcc.
a leader in the Milan Ga.stte says Austria will proba
bly ri, a last effort In that case the confagraon vii
be far more destructive than that of last spring. for what
Germany refuses Austria PROSTATE, she will give tC
Austria victorious, and war OF principles may degene
rate into a war of races.
A scheme fO- the defensive organization Of Contra
Italy has been maured The Paris Pays announces thai
the different government departments actively en-
gagged in preparing plan comfortable TO the programme
announced in the imperial letters.
Rows Jan. lIth.-The official Giorpale De Roma de
cres 20 an Catholics interested in the preservation
the States OF the Church, that the Pope obeyng tn
dictates Of his conscience negatively replied the
sci of Napoleon.