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RECENT Observation-Disclosures CHANGE
IN PUBLIC SENTlMENr-The st Louis cores
pondent of the Bulletin SAYS some one has
collected the following figures:
Pennsylvania gives 10000 Democratic
majority. Last fall $4,000 for the Repub
can ticket. Democratic gain, 10000.
New Jersey elects Democratic majority
in each branch of the Legislature, and gives
large Democratic majority on the popular
vote. Last fall it gave majority Of its ele,-
toral vote to President Lincoln.
In Wisconsin, a part Of the Democratic
State ticket, and perhaps all OF it, elected.
The Democrats may have the house of AS
sembly. Lincou's majority, last fall, 2l 900.
Democratic gain $4,000 or $4,000.
In Illinois, two thirds of the Constitutional
Convention Democratic. Last fall, the Re
publicans carried both branches of the Leg
islature and gave President Lincoln $4,000
majority.
are utterly demoralized and broken up in or.
ganzation. In the firstnamed State the
Democrats have largely increased their
strength in the Legislature.
In Massachusetts, the Republican vote has
fallen off about 10000 since last year, while
the Democratic vote is nearly as great as il:
was then.
These results, perhaps, indicate that one of
the most remarkable and decided political
revolutions ever witnessed in the country is
in progress.
SOUTHERN TELEGRApHIc NEws.-Ihe fol
lowing dispatches are published in the Mem
phis Appeal of Nov. llth:
Nashville, Nov. 9th,-Gen. Breckenridge
arrived here to-day from Richmond. He Il
assigned to the command of Brigade a
Bowling Green.
Returns show that the Union men of Ten
nesee did not not vote at the recent election
for the reason, it is understood, that they dc
not acknowledge the Confederate Govern
ment.
The Bowling Green correspondent of The
Union and American, says one hundred Lin
colnites were sent to Bfandenberg Meade
Co., last week. The Southern men killed
six and drove the rest from the country.
Savannah, Nov. 9Th, via New Orleans 9th
The steamer Sampson arrived from Por
Royal with the wounded from the engage
ment yesterday, which was between For
Walker and Bay Point; tltteen vessels inside
and several outside. There were full 50(
men at Fort Walker; 1900 outside of Hill
ton Head Island.
The Steamer Minnesota, the first to enter
was followed rapidly by Others.
The attack on the Fort WAS from three sides
After the second round from the fleet, tn
principal guns in the battery were dismount
ed. The engagement lasted five hours, ant
all our guns were dsmounted. The maga
zine was arranged to blow up when the enc
my entered. Dispatches to Charleston pa
pers say the batteries worked badly, ant
that the enemy's firing was excellent. Gu
loss was 100 at the point.
JUDGE NoRToN.-A Paris correspondent
writing in October says Hon. Edward Norton
Supreme Judge elect Of California was the'
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No BIDDERs.-The Trustees of the State
Insane Asylum advertised for bids for fur
nishing that institution with three hundred
barrels of tloar to be Delivered in certain
quantities per week, for the next six months,
but did not rerei single 3D. The Iudrl
pendent says dealers have no desire to take
leap in the dark to The extent winch the
pri. of fl ur SIX months hence would be
likely TO lead them.
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In the County Court of Placer County C"ll''"'"'
p. p HON vs. HIS CREDITORS
nURSUANT TO AN ORDER, made oy .ns M
Hon. e. H. Van Dccar, County Judge u! ID '"u NV
for said county, the Creditors of r. r. IL non' ha and
insolvent debtor are hereby notlfed W y. y. | ,ba
appear before said Judge, at chambers .a ~ 90lh
Court House in Auburn, on Mohoay' -" NJ.
day of January, A. D. 1862. at lO ociocn, why
of said day. to show cause If any they c'n 'nt, "t
the PRAYER of said insovent should not DC G,ah he
ed, an assignment of his estate made ""u IN nur.
discharged from his debts and lablll'les and m pro
suance of the statute in such case ma'e ma'""edinos "
vided, and that in the mean time all fur,her
against said insolvent be stayed ~ - ~" pla-
ordered that this notice he published ~ ts CONN
Ger Herald, q newspaper published an,h ln ," day Of
ty. for thirty days prior to the s'la l0'A
January 1862. ,,roE have
iN ona,nto cot nv hand and ,a1h alah
L.S the seal of said Court thls ms, I1'A
~l day of December, A. d. r1ort rTo
HENRY GOODlNG' O'''A'
10. Hamilton. Petitioners Attorney
December l4tb. 186l.-3Od --
In the matter Of the Estate Of D. j. SakS''
deceased. ,;0st
A TT, persons having claims or demands" are
N the estate OF D. j. Baker, .i'o v"ndersign-
hereby notified to present them 10 'ne ,,tbn ten
ed Administrators for allowance. W. foreyer
months from this date, or they W.KER w
barred. MANILA "a .Jn,inistratrix.
Dordonelles December 18th, lS6lv-.- lS6l.-4w wv--
Under the administration OF dlst'nsa'sn'I .,s for
sicians, SANDS sARsApARlLLA has Deei' ''1 veil as
twenty years in the public H0pss !ass Complete s sue
cess as to have acquired the anquaI'fb~e held in the
Of the medical faculty , !; yy"iTersslIy "na used
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JUDGE NoRToN.-A Paris correspondent
writing in October says Hon. Edward Norton,
Supreme Judge elect of California was then
in Italy, but would be in Paris by the tenth
of November, when he would proceed imme-
diateIy on bis way to California.
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GREAT BLASTS IN THE MINEs.-The Press.
Of San Juan, Nevada county, mentions that
a blast Of nearly 100 kegs Of gunpowder was
fired off in the Fairchid claims, at that place.
on December, 5th with good effect. Anoth.
er blast of l0O'odd kegs, was placed in the
Knickerbocker claims, and off Oh the 81, at
midnight. A title earth quake ensued.
bed was immense.
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GARRISON AT William Llovd
Garrison delivered an address before the os,b
Congregational Society at Music Hall YES.
terday morning. His subject was, The
State Of the Country. He extended the
right hand of Abolition fellowship to the
Hon, Charles Sumner for his emancipation
speeches endorsed General FremontS pro-
clamaton, which, he said, the President had
no power to revoke said he didn't believe
the charges against Fremonts character
said that those opposed to the abolition of
slavery at the present time were traitors
and in conclusion urged his hearers to sign
the petition which is being circulated, ask.
ing Congress to abolish slavery under the
war power.
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There is in the State Swamp Land Fund
$23e,O57 so,
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

November 18th, 1S6l.-lm.
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BALTIMORE Coal CoMPANY's Coal,

BALTIMORE COAL CoMPANY's Coal.
CHARLES GILMoR,
s Oh E A G Mt
Office, No. SO SECOND STREET Cd from the Post Office
Yard, CORNER OF YORK AND WILLIAM STREETS,
The undersigned having been appointed the
SOLE AGENT
for the
SALE OF THE ABOVE
CELE TED COAL
IN THIS MARKET,
Takes this method of informing consumers OF Coal and the
public generally that he prepared their orders for
any size and quantity the lowest prices and with
despatch,
The alton for superiority of this article fuel OVER
ALL OTHERS, is now well established, having been
very generally used in this market for the past
TWENTY FIVE YEARS,
that the Agent deems it only necessary to state that
it is now as heretofore prepared in the very best
of uniform size, and free bone slate and
i purites.
am enabled to f at the shortest notice, orders tor
ANY QUANTITY
the
BALTIAORE COMPANY's
GEOeaE'S CREEK
BIT UNA OUS COAL,
For Shipment, Manufacturing, Steamiug Purposes,
AT VERY LOW RATES
would say that there number of parties in this
city, dealers ard others,
WHO ADVERTISE AND REPRESENT ITEMS ELv ES
as selling the Baltimore Companys Coal BY reference to
with the President Baltimore Goa! Com
pany, which be at office. ii viii! ne ercev.d
THAT NONE OF THIS COAL
CAN BE HAD
EXCEPT THROUGH NJ,
OR MY REGULARLY APPOINTED AGENTS
WHO HAVEW WRITTEN AUTHORITY 10 SELL.
CHAS. GIi.MOR,
No. SIS Second street, the Post Office
~ Orders through the Post Office attended to. jelu
INTERESTING TO PURCHASERS OF FINE WATCHES.
William Dixons London. and Jules Jurgensru's, Copen
hagen WATCHES; Eugene Brexu-t's NICKEL WATCH
CLARk'S BALTIMORE WATCHES, the best Timex eel,
for sale by GABRIEL y. CLARK, corner of C:ver
and Water streets, Importer Of Fine Watches, Jewery Gold
Chains, Sre and Plated Ware, ecJutre's Swiss Ezors
and Srops, Gold, Silver and Stel Specaces, al
ages. New goods in store. Purchasers will
Notce-Store CoRHER CALVERT AND WATER SIS
Baltimore" sui6
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tuition, which we are nov framing. that it may not be
considered haraa 81

tuition, which we are framing, that it may not be
considered as revolutionary hereafter
Now, we confess it strikes us, that gentleman
who claimed that the people of several counties
should be suffered to withdraw, at their option,
from the State to which they belonged, ought not
to speak in harsh terms of those who maintain the
legality of secession from the Government on the
part of FIVE or six sovereign States. This is a
matter, however, about which Governor Hicks is
entitled TO exercise his own Judgment. But it is
also our privilege to say, that as we have never
advocated dissolution either of the Union or of
the good old State of Maryland, we do most sire
nuously object to being classed with the "dis-
'unionisis," who, Ito our shame be it spo-
"ken," says the Governor, are to be found
among US.
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From the " T. Tribune, January A.
THE RUMORED WRECK OF THE UNITED
ID

STATES SHIP LENANT.
There is reason to fear that the United States
sailing sloop-ofwar Levant has gone down with all
hands on board.
For the last four weeks apprehension of her loss
has been generally gaining currency in the Navy,
and the news received by the Department at Wash.
ngton Friday, to the effect that the commander
nchief of the Pacific Squadron had OF ordered her
to stop at any intermediate ports between Honolulu
and Panama, has removed the few hopes of her
safety that existed. She had been cruising for some
time around the Sandwich Islands, showing the
American flag occasionally at different seaboard CT
ties, and had sailed for the headquarters of the
Squadron at Panama, to replenish her stores and
provisions, when last heard from. For forty
days the naval officers and sailors at the latter place
were rather anxious about her, and the California
mail some weeks since brought intelligence of her
probable destination. So many ill founded rumors,
however, relative to the alleged wreck of United
States men ofwar, of the Pawnee, Seminole, Con-
gress, Niagara &c, have, from time to time, found
their way into the newspapers, that we concluded
to keep the matter quiet for a while. There is
hardly any use in hiding it longer.
The Levant a sailing sloop-of-war of the
third class, ranking with the Vandalia Cyane and
St. Louis. She built at Brooklyn, twenty
three years ago; 1872 tons burthen, and carried
twenty guns She served the country we'll in her
time, having cruised actively the Home, African,
East Indies, and Pacific squadrons. Side by side
with the San Jacinto, She during her last COM
mission, threw her broad,ide into the Barrier Forts
on the Canton River, and was good means of cap
turing them. After her return from China she was
thoroughly overhauled and repaired at Norfolk
from which port she sailed over year ago for the
Pacific Ocean. The Levant was always considered
good, strong ship, but never rated with fast sail
ers. Her condition up to the date of her departure
from the Sandwich Islands reported to be good.
While the Lancaster going out from the At
lantic States, she temporary flag ship of the
fleet, Commodore Montgomery and suite being
board. We append list of her officers:
Commander, VIM. E. Hunt; Leutenants, W. c.
B. S. Porter, Z. c. Stout, Colville Terrett, R. L.
Bowen, Dawson Phoenix, attached to the flag;
Purser, A. j. Watson; Acting Master, j. G. Nose
ly; First Lieutenant of Marines, R. l.. Browning;
Passed Assistant Surgeon, j. S. Gillian; Assistant
Surgeon, D. E. Montgomery; Captains Clerk. A.
o. Shut; Purser's Clerk G. Woodward; Acting
Boatswain, Fl. Edmonston; Acting Gunner, r. S.
King; Carpenter, John Jarvis S ailmaker, C. I.
Frost; Masters Mates, William Lewis, 2. Morri-
SON Samuel I'll. Drown.
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Mr.. BUcHANAN's CONTRIBUTIONS NOT TO APPEAR IN
THE LEDGER.-Owing to the state of public excite
ment in reference to the conduct of President Buch-
| anan, Mr.. Robert Bonner of the Ledger, has felt
called upon to release himself from his engagement
to publish series of essays public topics from
the Presidents pen. Mr.. Bonner, it is alleged
says, in private justification of his course that he
has received orders in advance from many hun
dreds of the most prominent newspaper dealers
throughout the country, and from many thousands
of regular subscribers to discontinue sending them
the papers from and after The issue of any number
containing any article or essay written by bis Ex
cellency the President. Mr.. Bonner, in letter to
President Buchanan, dated Dec. 27, says:
"Dear and Respected Sir Il return you here
with, accompanied by my most grateful thanks,
your essay "The Science of Government" in
tended the initial chapter to the series of con-
tributions which you were good enough to promise
for the Ledger, to be commenced after next 4th of
March.-PhHa. Inquirer.
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Woop! WooD II WooDiii
sAys2o PEE oIaf By buying Wosd at occ Of City
Steam Fire Wood Mil,
No. sNoRsa sfRIIf,
JAMES b, JOHNSON
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GHHEBWESTlEY RICHARDS AND MOORE q HARRIS
BIRD AND DUCK GUNS.
MERRILL, THOMAS g. co.
sle-tf 239 Baltimore street

MANN's DINING ROOMS
No. l24 W. BALTIMORE STREET,
Near North street,
Under the management the Proprietor who will here
after give his personal attention to the house.
The bill of fare will include all the substantias vel
the decaces of the season-havng made
to be supplied with all kinds of GAME they in
season,
hand, fine lot of BIRDS, which will be served up at
short notice.
Ey MANN'S CONGRESS HALL BOWLING sATooN
is in the Of this house, entrance either from Baltimore
street or No. SO Fayette street.
au29-tt C. H. MANN, Prapretor
DR.. A. A. BLANDY,
SUCCESSOR TO DR.. CA HARRIS
o30-tir 81 North CHARLES STREET
JENNINGS COMPOUND WILD CHERRY TRoCHEs
These Troches will be found ecacious well as
agreeable and convenient in alternating curing CoUGHs
Colds &c They convenient than any of the
liquid preparations they be carried about the per
and always ready for when the cough is trouble
Thus preventing violent attack of cough and con
sequent irritation of the Lungs.
N. HYNs0N JENNINGS 4 CO.,
d2s-tf IS North Charles street
ISRAEL & Co.
WIPES.
WATERCoLoRED
PHOTOGRAPHS
jul4-tf lbs BALTIMORE STREET.
ECoNoGY Economy | !!
DOLLAR SAVED Is TWO DOLLARS MADE.
This be done by purchasing Wood already Sawed an
Split at Office of City Steam Fire Wood Mill,
Nos NoBTB STREET.
sio-r JAMES Fl. JOHNSON
RooFING ROOFING ! RooFING u
ECONOMY, DURABILITY AND SECURITY
WARREN'S
FIRE AND WATER PROOF
FELT AND OSTTTON ROOFING
Unrvaed anything discovered for Roofing purposes
PERFECTLY FIRE PROOF,
PERFECTLY WATER PROOF.
UHEoUALLED FOR ECONOMY,
UNgIvALLED FOR DURABILITY
ADAPTED TO EVERY CLIMATE
For further information address or call on
JAS. Fl. JOHNSON,
No. 2 Jarvis Building, cor. North and Baltimore sts.,
jy2s-tf Baltimore.
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1P BALTIMORE, January, T. 1861.
~ Atan eletiop held this day. at the Rooms of the
duly elected Directors for the year 1861:
HENRY n WARF1ELD, J. f MILLER,
WM. CHESTNUT. GEORGH COOK,
THOMAS CORNER, s. g. MATTHEWS,
SAMUEL DUER, RICHARD G. NACGIII,.
GEONGE n KYLE, j. G. HEWES,
FRANCIS VIII E, LUTHER J. cox, JR,
THOS. K MATTE EWS, Jr. SAMUELG. MILES,
- , 49, JOSEPH q. FUARD.
};HH;5f 4 v#E 4 4EsHF fprr Judges
1t B II Il, Il 1o1WlEfvs Clerks
T~PTHE FIFTH LECTURE
THIRTEENTH ANNUAL COURSE,
BEFORE THE MARYLAND INSTITUTE
WILL BE DELIVERED
IN THE MARYLAND INSTITUTE HALL,
ON TUESDAY NIGHT NEXT,
At ~ O'Clock,
By REV. WILLIAM II MiLBURI, of BROOKLYN N Y
SH9ject-'WHAr BLIND MAN SAW IN ENG
LIND ja5-s&ru
TpALLSTON ASSOCIATION,
~ 40 ST. PAUL STREET.
eip or
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HEALTH OFFICE Baltimore, J y I, 1860
Report Of Deaths in the City Of Baltimore for the ,ceek
ending Monday morning
Apopexy q burn 3; casualty chdbed 2; Cd lie
geston bIal ]; consumption commissions Group
dropsy /; dropsy head }; dyspepsia /; dipheria i
drowned i dy.ente eryspeas bilious fever . scarlet
fever! typhoid ttvr l. bemorrhage !; Inflammation of
DO ses q inflammation Of brain l. Inflammation lungs B.
Inflammation of liver l. inflammation of stomach . in
temperance old age disease of heart palsy
spinal affection teethng l. thrush unknown infantie
I5-total 95
Under year, 10 between and 2 s. between and II;
between and TO- A; between 10 and I5 between Is and
90 between 20 and 3d. TO- between 80 and 40 O. between
and So s. between 50 and g. between 60 and TO- g. be-
o. above 100, o. Stbirths
Males S. females AZ OF which number IL were colored
persons-l2 free; slaves. By order,
J. W. PoUCK, Commissioner of Health
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PATENT
SHOULDER SEAM
SHIRTSl
Shirts
SHIRTSl
PERFECT FIT WARRANTED OR NO SALE
Unequalled by any.
NEW STYLES OF FRENCH BOsOMS
EMBROIDERED BOSOM SHIRTS.
FINE LINEN AND MUSLIN SHIRTS.
MERINo SHIRTS AND DRAWERS
COLLARS, TIES, STOCKS
GLOVES AND HALF-HOSE
HANDKERCHIEF5
SHIRTS.
w. P. TOWLES & BRO,
PATENT SaoULDER.sEAM SHIRT MANUFACToRY,
Ia5 Baltimore street,
Under Carroll Hall.
SOLE AGENTS FOR JNo CLARK, Jr., Il CO.'S MA
CHINE COTTON. Also
PATENT FLOOR SIX ATES. nl5-tf
DR.. KENNEDY is continuing his good Offices in
relieving citizens from at his Rooms "a Saratoga
street. Dr. Kennedy Corns and Bunions in wonder
full manner without either pain bleeding We hope that
Mr. Kennedy's will such as will repay him ,
years OF study. O20-ly
New GooDs.
GABRIEL D. CLARK
For Holiday presents has for sale description fine
WATCHES, JEwELIY, SILVER AND PLATED WARE at his
store, corner of Calvert and Water streets. d20tf
PARKER BROTHERS LONDON CLUB SAUCE.-Ttis
celebrated Sauce is fast superedng all Others From
richness and decacy OF Its flavor it has attained
arity almost as great this country in Europe. For
sale by all irst-class grocers and by their agents.
GREEN l. YOE, Importers,
OBI II IS West Baltimor street.
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Hon. D. S. Dickinson, of New York, has written
letter to Senators Mason and Hunter, of Virginia.
beseachipg them to use their influence to have Vir.
einia to act as mediator between the North and
South, In the present crisis.
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TRIAL OF MILTON WHIrNEY.-In consequence of
the absence of important witnesses, the trial of
Milton Whitney, the first indictment against
him, was yesterday, postponed to this morning, at
ten o'clock.
HOLIDAY ST.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the
unpleasant weather of last evening the Theatre
was well attended. Mr.. Collins, upon his appear
ance, was most enthusiastically greeted and in each
of his songs heartily encored. He appears tonight
in the Nervous Man and the Happy Nan. comedy
and farce. On Wednesday the famed Irish drama
The "Coleen Bawn" will be given for the first time
in Baltimore.
TRooPs FOR HARPER's FERRY.-A company of U.
s. soldiers passed through this city yesterday, from
Carlisle BARRACKS, en- their way to Harper.s Ferry.
We hear rumors of much larger body having had
orders to 60 to the same point.
The PANORAMA OF THE HOLY LAND, at the Tenn
perance Temple, continues to be visited by large
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npTHE INDEPENDENT GREYS beg leave
w announce their friends and the public generally
that th.ir 10Th ANMuAL BALL will take place At the
the 22d February next fast
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FROM BARBADoEs-LoSs ola Vessel bound to Re'ti-
more.-A correspondent at Bridgetown, Barbados,
under date of December l6, writes:-The sugar
crop will amount to an average one, say from As, >
900 to $4,000 hogsheads, and grinding will not
commence before February. The weather is fine,
with occasional showers. The bark John Denham,
from Rio de Janeiro, bound to Baltimore, with T.
700 bags coffee, put in here 18th inst, in distress,
and most probably will be condemned, she is a
very old vessel.
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YEDDo TEA-A delightful article, part of the
for sale by GREEN YUE,
o3l-tf W Baltimore street.
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The PANORAMA OF THE Holy LAND, at the Tenn
perance Temple, continues to be visited by large
numbers of our citizens.
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DIED.
On the 9Th instant, ANNIE STUART wife Of Or. Thoi H.
On the 5th inst, Of consumption, JACOB f. SPANGLER
in n of Mis- +
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MARRIED.
On the 4h inst, by Rev; A o. Brekman, FREDERICK
BAKER to Miss ROSALIA CLEMENS, both of this city
On the Sd instant by Rev Mr. Benson, AN ES GILM0R
Miss MARIETTA q. AY ERS both of this city.
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LADD, WEBSTER L Co.'s
tt C n -STIT n
s. z w NJ @ TT & q II ~ = G

FOR FAMILIES AND MANUFACTURERS
No l3l BALTIMORE STREET
s24 t. Between Calvert and South Streets
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SAVINGS BANK OF BALrMoRE.-We call attention
to the annual statement of that old and well known
institution, the Savings Bank of Baltimore, which
will be found in advertising columns. The ex-
hbt shows that the amount Of funds held by the
Savings Bank on the 31st of December, 1860, was
six millions one hundred and seventy thou
sand nine hundred and thirty-six dollars and thir-
ty-three cents-as against five millions eight hun
dred and fifty-fve thousand one hundred and fifty
dollars and fifty cents on the 3lst Of December
lS59-being an increase during the past year of
nearly three hundred and twenty three thousand
dollars the year preceding. The funds of the
bank reported to be "well invested and substan-
TALLY secured" and the fourishng character of
this admirably conducted Savings Bank, and the
confidence reposed in it by deposiors, are alike evil
dent in the report of the Directors, which have
published elsewhere.
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Economy
ECONOMY! ECONOMY!
SHIRTS!
SHIRTS! SHIRTS!
If Gentleman is economical, he desires what
is good, especially in Shirt. The thing is get
lowest price, roth of which desires be satisfied by
procuring Shirts of that experienced and practical
Manufacturer Of Shirts ADAMS, 16 West Baltimore street
Cup stairs The finest Shirt made for $l75 good Shirts
lower prices Shirts made OF materials furnished for rs
centS-for cash only. dStf
BoGLE's AMERICAN
ELECTIC HAIR DYE,
Is as superior to all others the meridian candle
All initiate BOYLE, his style of advertising which
for years has been headed
THE BEST HAIR DYE THE WORLD.
Now others New Workers. without braus steal and copy
this Their Dyes miserable their invention
temptible. Avoid them all Bogie's has been awarded
Medals and Diplomas them all, and their dismay
pronounced the only Hair Dye be used with safety No
green nt smut, skin staining, humbug, re-
liable, safe and sure For sale at
BoGLE's BAZAAR,
202 Washington street.
For sale in Baltimore by SETH g. HANCE, Baltimore
street. and by druggists generally. ja5-eotf