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The Adams Express Robbert.
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS MORE IN OLD q

From the New Haven Journal Jan. ~
Yesterday the man who tends tho raruX draw Al
Coscob bridge found sho distance west Of nc bridge
canvas bag containing ave thousand dolss IN gold
The bag had fastened 20 ~ the Express OmpAnys
tags marked 81 900 lie also found the ndloa that Che
cax. u was broken II would sppsas alm1t concis-
avey non this shaa he thieves len ths srss with The
tFeasure q Ccscch. ~, set4 Ltt-. ~ q.
nAks gsod III losss eccssensl 81 US rsSbcy and ne
lo theugh large one, they vi b sany ak6 V mest
= tAey have ecca srosstsgiy pssPsrsss Y hsf busr
80 CO many yeWA
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ALBANY LIVE Stock MARkKr.-The cattle market opens
dull this week, andwha sales have occurred have for
the most part been made al decline Of and
destood that the supply viii be liberal although only
about two Thousand nine hundred head had arrived up 70
Ast evening. The cattle arc moro than usual -
toqaaIitys There arc not 90 many choice extra IN
last wcot nor many OF the scailawag order. Tie
drcves ats principally fos H. unost part made up Of
prime tt6crs Sheep In good supply and
FAIR fequeak, at decline OF oacquarter per cent The
quotations arc SIX and eight cents for common good
and nc cents for extra heavy Hogs down TO nine
and Ten ccnts with some Improvement In the demand
Argus Jon IL ~ y. (,
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ABRUPT DRxAx IN TIE SPORT.
The mild weather Of the past two days has told NJ.
fully upon the Ice In the Park lakes we'll the an
fercnt private ponds In this city and Brooklyn rha
surface Of loo, nrm and smooth up 70 Wednesday.
presented yesterday rather watsry appearance whIsh
peremptorly put stop - skating for The
present as least Tho ball In tho Psrk
was hauled down on "wednesday evening, aaA
now ip It's place tho national Aas doats from ~
flagstaff on the Arsenal 0reaA q must be the dlnp-
polnsmSns thih change baAp ca6sod among those W.
from the continued cold looked forward " lengthsaee
season. their gricf should b. compared by the thoushe
that a. yet We arc but on the verge or winter Thsre
yet remain January, Febraasy md svcn March nots1
FOR severe weather; and n would indeed b strange
before long tho season .sboud not - recomnsnos4
Thers has been no soaSon for many years past thas
there have not bsen sever6i similar brcaarS
and the sport will b moro appreciated on -
ice SF6 ID prospective and skaaets nay with sfsV
make their gsmeas for speedy return 70 aotoa-
Over exerion even In this hsAlfui ost Is productive
OF unpleasant results and from. Vie vigoe Win
which the sport has been fnduleed IN anoe
Friday wsek We fear shAt ~ tkls break nso
occurred many would have injured their coas1ita-
tons TO the non-skating public . the change eaa
hardly b 0thawDc than aSr0oAbie either not Knowles
hoy mot caring 70 dlspoS themseave1 upon the -
they have been dcbaEred By the excessive ood fron p
tctpating In other winter amuecmentA mus Ia u evB
blowing hos or blowing cold. and thus IN Ola css>s
fN -.'H
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-We heard Of no important sales whatever. The mar
ket was noninay DO Be- On buyers favor fov spring
Wirser wss without nstccabie change The corn mar
ketwaa dull and heavy, again closing fully 10 lower.
Tho sales werc about 5000 bushels 81 $40 S6c for
unsound, e7o q p0o for sor nd mixed Western p0c
9lc for yellow Southern ara 80 81 for white South
ern Oats continued dul but prccs wers nominaiy I'M
altered The sales NJ <lc $40 for unsound west
ern Gle o2c for gcstera, SC &c for Jvsey
aud Pennsylvania COG. e2c for stsfe, and ooc for
Carnda Ryc was without pcrcsptisie variation Mh
lower
Cprrox Tho mNact vas without important change
Tha 100 bales nj subjoncd quotAtsonS -
when The market closed vesg nrm. We qsoses-
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CITY COmMDRcIAL REPORT.

FRIDAY, Jan 6-BP u.
BrxAnruvss -ReceIpts. 7,o72 bbs norr, eos bags
corn meal, $50 bushels wheat, 5000 bushels corn,
e.sso bushels oats, and D. 100 bushels malt The de-
mand for stsse and wcsArn -four rather moderate,
and prices further ruled IA buyers favor the OF
&c. q 15c. TIE sales about 5000 bbs. at our
vscd quotations annexed southern -four dropping
The sales wore about 600 bbis Canadian four dul
and &C. IOc lower mainly on the inferior 70 medium
brands The sales were 800 bbls Rye Hour was duh
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0bvvxN The market cont eued auirA kat pr-~s wsfe
vey Arm NJ quotations We nate sale Of 2,t~ nsrs
Re- er Tali.ssn, ~ iss, se'd IA bod vssas.si-
isye ordinary, iIs .i'Ss fss v gses osrsoss Ise
In. sse s2sc sanesto, ~ tc AIS faxuayr>, aia
ar ~ Dcninsc. i'As ais'. al gold. net CAT,
~ smsrs wcrs suI 10, snrasns~d The eneArements
var 70 hserreo zoo tales cotton 81 va, and y, 900
busnels corn 81 ~
rulSa nrp Tho sNie~ 1000 Mcntcvidco, 70 arrive
n i,s .serAss. - Isse 1000 no arandc 70 arrive
2i - svrrsrs 20 IKE RESALE of 1000 Montcvidco
a :. sv..ss = ice ! 500 orngco p Ibs sssr,Es
svs~sxs Al isc Airo, By sactJn, ,24s Texas sxc |;
l. 70 fssss ioxc asd 900 savsnllia Mokc currency
ali dAmssrd and vnrou wcights Also 1000 wet saits1
RI, grande % Ia average on private terms
Bora Tho maskcs w. steady, but rsthcr quiet
Small sales were made 70 oonsumers. comprising 100
bAes mostly prime qualities, - from Dc Soc br old
Greg, and 10. q elo Tor new CROP . !. n
Hir.-nAna be- ben dssli y largely, bat al rnsAcr
lover prosa We aSs aHis sass 800 bales, 70 arrives
ilc, cola An other dcsciptone have bccn eoaparAr
lively massive, bvs prices rs&aae1 nrm Small niee
dressed American we ma6s = - QeosAfC1a Henp
sov vas sstirsy no.iaA JsN vs. ssssdy ~ ID
| quoted.
laOs-ns .Ast~ NJ pS sosilassd auis. w Hisss
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BY tho arrival or the steamship New York, Captain
Horner At this port yesterday from Aspinwa on tho LIST
inst we have late and interesting news from the Pacific
which will be found in the letters Of our correspondents
at Panama and Callao
Among the passengers by the New York Ia O. Robin
son, Esq, late United States Minister 70 Peru.
We are under obligations to the purser Of the Now
York for the prompt delivery Of our correspondence
and late papess.
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Nr W. A. Kissan has resigned the cashiership Of The
pho. and Leather Bank 10 take effect the LIST day OF
February ensuing Mr. Nissan has been cashier since Its
organization, In 1882. . ........
On the 2sth ult the BANK of England advanced 10
rate of discount from six 10 per cent This pre-
v,ous rate was fixed on the 23d Of November There
w.s M material change in the value Of money on the
Continent The following were the quotations In the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-13

Of December. 100 miles TO fes5, 154 and for the
corresponding week Of last year. II, $50 miles TO
.f6ll, elS-showing increase Of 4io miles and Of
f53,64l
American stocks were quoted In London on the Goth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-13

The return Of the Bank OF Fnnce for the week ending
peosmber IS shows the following changes compared
with the previous n:Inerease: Commercial bills,
az millions; notes, 2ok millions; treasury taance,
1ox millions; advances y million Decrease; csh,
4 slosh millions; current accounts, 35,h milionA
The following table shows the present value IN England
AZ cola and silver coins Of different nstonacs accord
s,s IN ina British standard, per ounce
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The London Times Of the 2sth ult says:-
United States bonds experienced fresh decline Of
nearly per cent partly account Of the renewed cd
vance in the premium gold at New York and partly
from the threatenngs Of arupture with France on the
Mexican question although there few In London Who
regard the latter as Of the slightest Importance the
vCtion being that neither President johnson nor the
majority Of the American people intend 30 involve them
selves in any real trouble on behalf OF the expelled
anarchists who term themselves The Representatives
Of the Mexican .repubc" " 81
satterhwaites London circular refers 70 the market
for American securities O. foliows:- ,il"G
For days after our last the London market for
American securities was very strong with decidedly
upward tendency but yesterday on the receipt OF the
sdvces ~ me causias some apprehension Of dit
ncuty on the Mexican question. quotations gave way
The high rates asked for continuation Of stocks to-day
has ct further depressed tho Market and prices gen
orally are two per cent under last States
6ve-twenty bonds closing at 64H Ak; Illinois. 80 Q III
Erie, ST . Il. The approaching annual drawing for
sinking fund Of the Atlantic and Great Western penn
sylvania first mortgage) bonds has induced some pur
chases and the latest price shows advance Of one
dollar The New York section, first mortgage, also
one dollar higher and In the consolidated paid up
bonds there have been transactions at 80 . 81 a5
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FL. Ed CAII.Ao, Dec. 81, 1895
DOtH0s " ne Nrc "Provinowoi Supreme chef" Gene
raj Prado-Irejrsed Infernal Improvement, DC
A. this date the republic Of Peru remains tranquil.
Commerce IL pretty active and government is conducted
In satisfactory manner by the supreme Chief"
Further reductions arc continually being made all
supcrAuous o0accs and expenses, that should the
same continue for sone time, great saving will be
made 70 tho nation and It's natural developed
in such a manner 70 require much less assistance
from foreign countries, IN the shape Of oans than for
morly. NJ 7 tt
Although on the eve Of rupture with Spain on behalf
Of Chile II In In contemplation 70 proceed ~ with
the making Of the projected railways snd roads into the
ntsr,os and thereby open up immense Of riches
and prosperity for the country Az present the OF
transport 10 almost prohibNery for The extension de-
veopment Of any industry; but BY improved and cheap
means Of conveyance ARTICLES Of domestic consumption
and for export will be brought 10 market that could not
possibly be brought into composition BY the odd system
We heartily wish every success 70 these schemes
ana hope the introduction Of machinery 70 asst manual
labor will inaugurate new In the advancement OF
Peru well the other republics Of South America
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Annual Report OF the Croton Board.
RRCEIrTs ron THE PAST TEAMWORK PERY0RMxD
NJ THE CRoTor AQUEDUCr DEPARTMENT., ETC.
The subjoinsd figures which abstract from the
nual report Of the Croon Aqueduct Department for the
year ending December a. 1896 will be found interesting
TO the general reader and Of peculiar interest TO the
payers showing ~ they do the financial condition OF
This department and also the extent Of this work per
formed during the past twelve months 70 be far In
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-13

New Orleans M arkets. I'm
pf si IWB ll1fC NEW OsLsANs Jan. II, 1904
Cotton has declined 1c q 1kc; sales 1900 bajW
middling at 48c Cofee-e sles st 20kc IN gold Corn
steady at lis 40. Gold 1856
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-13

80 "' " Ao" So"ei'be wi the pAtt year, the
greater part OF which has been constructed IL seven
Total extent OF sewerage through the city IL now two
hundred mica Forty -four thousand nine hundred and
eighty three superficial yards Of Belgian and eleven
thousand three hundred and thiryx square Yards az
cobbc stone pavement have been laid In New York within
the past twelve months. The new lines OF main ana
water pipes laid are twelve thousand nine hundred ana
thirty eight neal feet Of six nch and six thousand ave
hundred and twenty foe. Of twelve inch pipes making
IN AL thrce miles and three thousand six hundred and
the dsibutoA o. NE Croton water through this cry n
two hundred and ninety eight miles and one thousand ir
rived BY the city SINCE m Introduction In the year 1st2
70 hs present period smounts 70 aggregate q twsivs
millons nve hundrgd and sxy4hros thousand nine
eesmen uvenue Ne arrearnroa vhinh - annually
COLLECTED according TO Nv on u IL e Nay, BY the
dollars per year which son. shAs1, wopid of oourps
sveil the gcs rece!pts q me orvtea Aquedu Depart
mses y msoh higksr AgsrA
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t~asra rrw e LoupvILS, Jan H. 1853.
Rev Thomas ;. Fisher died to-day from the wounds
received from his assailaats on Monday night 10 W.
entirely unconscious TO the lasA
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Troops Mustered Out I'm Texas.
GALvEsroN, Jan. o. 1880.
An order has jus. been issued here mastering out u
the United States twenty-five regiments Of white
and black troopa
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WANTa.

aH S6A6A PER WEARING want cont.
~ AegNpSBeverywhore to sell our IMPROVE ~
sewing Machine. Three new kinds Under md
nprcr iced. aTraHted five years. Above ,afa~F ~
Ia $e commissions paid. The uyr,Y machines snId -
Lnnea states torless than $40 81 high are j y;csgs
o. I'ec' Hh"eter d; Hti.on. Grorar d Bahcy Sine,
g - an" nocheidor an other cheap machines grt
ddyr@gr@tgnts Cireuars free. Address or cali mon
Shaw " Clark, Biddcrar! Maine d17c-.,,,ltv X Va
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CLEANSE THE RgG0n.-W,

CLEANSE THE E'g ssGn.-Wjth corrpnt die
ordered or vitiated Blood, you are sick all over.
1t may hurst out i'll Pmplcs. or Sores or in some ac-
tive disease. or il may merely keep you stless. do
pressed and good for nothing, But you cannot have
good health while your blood is impure. AYERS
SARSAPARILLA purges out these impurities and slim
plates the organs Of life into vigorous action resor-
ing the health and expelng disease. Hence it rap
ldly cures variety Of complaints which are caused
BY mpurity of the b0od such a. Sciof,Er or Kings'
-ErK, Itmora, Ulcers, Sores, ErUattoaS Pfmpies,
B(otches, Boiis. 81. Aatboays Fire Rose or EI7tsine
tas. 3eier or Sat Rbsnn,, Scold Head, Ring Worm.
Cancer OF toneerons Iunor8 Sore Eyes, Female Dis
eases, such az Retention. Jrrcgiari3y Suppression
Whhes Ser1tng also NypLjis or Fe1teriaJ Diseases
LfUer Complaints, and Heart Diseases TRY AYERS
SARsAPAR!ILA, and see for yourself the surprising
these disorders.
During late years the public have been misIed by
large bottles pretending to give quart of Extract
of Sarsaparila for one collar. Most of these havs
been frauds upon the sick fer they not ony contain
little, if any, Sarsapara, but often no curative IRON
critics whatever. Hence, bitter disappointment has
followed the use OF the various extracts of Sarsapa
ria which flood the market, until the namo itself
has become synonymous with imposition and cheat
Still we call this compound Sarsaparila," and in
tend to supply such remedy shall the name
from the load of obloquy which rests upon it. We
think we have ground for believing it has virtues
which are Irresistible by the ordinary run Of the dis
eases it is intended to cure We can only assure the
SICK that we offer them the best Alternative which we
know how to produce. and have reason to believe
it by far the most efecual purifier Of the blood yet
discovered by any body.
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL is so universally
known to surpass every other remedy for the Of
chitis lncpient Consumption and for the relief Of
Consumptlye patients in advanced stages of the dis
ease that is useless here 10 recount the evidence of
its virtues. The world knows them.
PREPARED by DR.. j. c; AVER 4 CO., Lowell, Mass,
and sold by w. H. BROWN a. BRO,
mh2s-eo2m Baltimore, and by all Dealers.
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Total amount Of Marine Prcmiunls....... Al SO
NO PohcIes have been issued upon Life Risks, nor
upon Fire Risks disconnected with Marine Risks
Premiums marked off from LIST January
1865, to 3lst December, 1865 .. Sc 76i1469S
Losses PAID during the same periOd.... 1859 J7S As
returns OF Premiums and Expenses..... 500 341 "A
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EHEOSPECTEa
THE BENTLEY SPRINGS COMPANY.

THE BENTLEY SPRINGS COMPANY.
rst-class establishne nt to which the citizens of
Baltimore could retreat in the heat of summer. was
sought tor in vain during the past season To gupply
that want and to present at the same time profit
able Investment to subscribers, attention called to
this Prospectus.
Bentley Springs is situated at the distance of sbou
80 miles from the city, (6GO feet above tde-Iater) on
the Northern Central Railway which, with its double
track and present facilities, renders TO the
Springs easy and frequent. The location one of the
most healthy in the United States. and til scenery
scarcely surpassed anywhere in beauty and romance
of character. Magnificent trees, abundance of the
purest water, beautiful rayines clear mountain
streams and lofty hills contribute to make this spot
attractive, and TO point it out admirably adapted
for a large Summer Hotel. The surrounding neigh
5orh9od 9bounds IN pleasant walks. shady drives and
delightful prospects.
1t is proposed to profit by these natural adyanta1es
by the erection of the most eligible sites and
within view ofthe Depot, of frst-clas8 Hotel under
the direction OF the Bentley Springs Company of
Baltimore County. The amount of Capital is fiYed
ct One Hundred Thousand Dollars in Shares of One
Hundred Dollars each, and the undersigned are the
Officers and Directors
Il is believed that, in asking the citizens of Rslt-
more to aubscribe to this project wo are adyancinF
itself, '
Our citizens will BE- waited on by the Directors of
the Company for the purpose Of aoloitng subscrip-
aons to the stock.
Application may also DC made to tbs Secretary,
81 the otce q the Company, No. q S. Charles street
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
4. 4. ABBOTT. Pree,t.
S1 K Hutchinson G iii 4 e PafRs
A. y. Knight, Isaac Coale, Jr.,
q. W, Burton, Iss.o S. George
uugb Sisscn, DE-, C. Il. Coates,
Woodward Abrshan1s. G. ", Bentley,
r W. kcA,nso1, Chas. Wobh. Treasurer,
T. B. Kujaht. SScrstSrv. uoA-u
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Do NOT be deceived. No foreign perfumes can be
imported Tor sale at the present rate of duty. Vile
limitations of them are imposed upon The croduious
Phaon's Night Blooming Cereus' stands alone. I'M
approached, Incompatible; the most popular floral
extract in existence. ana far ahead of anything Of
the kind that Europe has ever produced. Sold hy
drnggiSts eYervHhere
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PUT THE QUESTION generally to your friends, as
to what preparation they use for their teeth and the
response nine times out of ten, will be, Sozodon
lis no longer necessary to impress its merits upon
the public mind; experience has taught the world
that, as means of identifying and preserving the
teeth inyigoratne the gums. and giving pleasant
aroma to the BREATH 1t has no rival in either he,ns-
nh
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MARRIED.

ARSCOTT-HOWELL-A the Methodist r. Par
scnage, No 2e2 Eastern avenue on the 26th instant
BY Rev. VIM. Harden, Richard Ascot to Mrs Annie
FLAHE the 18th instant. h,
Rev Mr.; Hewett Lewis r. D. Flahorty TO Caroline
WILKINS---LEAEITT.-0 the 21st Instant, bv
the Rev. l.. NJ. Gardner. VIM. A. Wilkins 10 Mis-
Victoria c. Leavitt both of this city.
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DUNCAN.-0n the 9th instant. after short and
painful illness. Joseph Duncan. aged 80 years
JENklNS.-On the 18th instant, John jenkins
Esq, aged So years
WATCHMAN.-On the morning of The 9th inst :.
John Waterman. aged - years.
RIDER.-0n Monday, March Goth. Washinpfo,
Rider, aged 81 years.
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coIgaGc's Aromatic vegetable Scam,

e0isaic'S Aromatic Vegetable Soap,
superior Toilet Soap, prepared from rein ed
Vegetable OILS in combination with sIycariE1c,
and especially designed for the use Of ladies and
ior the Nursery Its perfume is exquisite, and its
washing properties unriyalci. Cor sale BY all drug
gHtS. fe9 d&wly
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DAILY COMMERCIAL.
BALTIM O RE, ND
THURSDAY sr0RHlse, MARCH 80. 1866.
TO COrresnnnGnr,fa-

No notice can be taken Of anonymous communications
Whatever IS intended for Insertion mus, be duthea-
hcated by tie name Gad address Of the 1Critcr-not
necessarily for publication Jst guaranty for his
good faith. We are not to be considered resp0nsi
ole for the oDiniOns expressed y corresDondenfs
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LADIES DRESS TRIMMING EMPORIUM.
HAVE REMOVED To
Nc. n. CHARLES STREET

- y : =
E0EEN G2LgINS GE co.,
81 REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
SO SECOND STREET, BALTIMORE,
Are prepared to buy, sci! and exchange Real Estate
to rent Houses and collect rents, to borrow and loan
money to attend to investments and other business
concerning trusts.
DWEgsEENG E5CUSEs.-On ST. Paul. north of
Madison; on Monument, west Of st. PAUL. on
Carey, near Baltimore: on Eutaw, north of Frank
lin; on Eutaw, north of Madison: on Lexington east
Of Pine; on Saratoga, near Gimer; on Calhoun, near
Lexington: on Pierce near ChatsT0rth.
GARDEN STREET-Two three-story Dwelling
Houses On Garden street Z2Xl5G feet, built il best
style.
GATONSEILLE PROPEGIY--Country Seats.
Cottages and Farms. improved and Ununproved, for
sale rent low.
FREDERICK ROAD-EIigible Building Lots from
8 to miles IRON tho city on the Frederick road
commanding view of the city, country and river for
sale or lease low.
FRANKLIN SQUARE-Building Lots on Frank
lin Square and on Carey street, next to Presbyterian
Church. for sale or lease.
FARMS FOR S3LE-Farms from 20 to coo Acres
in most of the Counties Of Maryland and Virginia
for sale low.
GROUND rem TS-Ground Rents from $50 to $500
in different sections of the city for sale on favorable
rms.Apply TO JOHN GLENN & CO.,
mhlT-tt 80 Second street, Bait
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WIN. z. READ.

This MINERAL WATER, so popular with ereryJoqy,
Is again opened for the Summer, and proposes with
enlarged apparatus. to supply the anticipated in
creased demand. The Syrups will continue to be
produced from the pure juice of fruit in season The
gas viii be generated in the PorceIa Lined Foun-
talns. Cream, daily from the dairy, will only be
USED IN production OF the popular Cream Syrup.
WM. II. READ,
DEALER IN
Fine Fancy Goods,
Toilet Articles,
periumery,
Cosmetics, DC, &c.
Including full stock of
Hair brushes, Boswell i Warmers CoIorifc
Tooth brushes, bachelors Hair Dye,
Nail Brushes, &c. Uphams japanese Hair Stain
soaps Il Combs, Christadoro's Hair Dye,
rams, Sozodont. for the Teeth,
6Iasks, Jewsbury i Browns Tooth Paste,
66atGneI9i Burnetts cologne and FlOrimel,
1Tocke. Books, 6urnetts Tooth Wash & Cocaine,
u mirrors, uphams Deplatory Powder
S S fens' qpham SFreckle il Pimple Banisher
IRasketS; London Hair Color Restcrer,
6mprelias,Canes, Email de Paris,
opera GliSses,' Lalrd's Bloom of Youth,
N usic Dukes german farina Cologne,
4anin 5 Extracts, cosmetic for the Whiskers,
Lupins Soaps, Sterngs Ambrosia for the Hair,
Luolns HAIR Oil, kendali's Amholine, m
Coudray's Extr's, Elder Flower SOAP
90 Soaps, Lows Brown Windsor Soap,
:" f9nades' Humphreys Homeopathy,
- DUCK f0made, Chevalier's Life for the Hair,
IIyg. Soc 8 Ex's, Halls Siclian Hair Remover,
4iyg. Soc Soaps, Reads Hair Tonic,
uyg. Soc Pom, leads Hair Restorer,
Hyg. Soc. Hr Oil, Fiery Serpcnts,
Agents for the sale of the Great Southern Remedy.
or Texas Tonic for Constipation, Liver Complaints,
&c.i with many recommendations from Southern gen.
tlemen. Just received from New Orleans Call and
get circular, ut WIN. H. READ,
f47 Baltimore street,
One door east of Calvert.