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vEVHE WESTERN CONTINENT

- ISSUED THIS MORNING
Is repete with exciting interest, containing cOntin-
uatiOn of
JOHN THE BOLD; OR, The WHITE HOODS
AND THE FLAY ERS, being Chapters VI and VII
of new novel by w H. Carpenter, Esq, author of
Claiborne the Rebel; sc.
HISTORICAL SKETCHES of the Early Christian
Missions Among the Indians of Maryland, by B. w,
Campbell, Esq.
MORNING AFTER THE BENEFIT, a truly
laughabe sketch, by Geo, W. Jameson, Esq.
MRS BIBB'S BABY, popular domestic story by
the celebrated Douglas GeTod.
MAJOR JONES ON HIS TRAVELS-In which
the Major describes the Capitol by moon ight-Pers-
co.'s Indian Girl, by moOn-ght-visit to the Patent
Otice-Cabinet of the exploring pedition-Recs
of WashingtoH-Gen'l Jackson's Military Coat-The
rcophagus-Departure from ashingon-Descrip-
ton ofthe route to Baltimore, and arrival at the Elk
change Hotel
Another Excellent LONDON LETTER, from the
clever JOE COWELL.
MISCELLANEOUS selections from late English
papers-CopiOus epitOme of the Times.
EDITORlALS-A new GREAT PACIFICATION
War preparations in Canada-Improvemen of the
Capitol-Gushes of SOng-Patrol duty-The last of
The Stuarls-The beauties of Congressional Life
The modern Observation-Disclosures, &c. &c.-Poe-
try, Anecdotes, sc. Single copies 81 cts
WILLIAM TAYLOR, s. co.
mh27-2t A. and Jarvis Building.
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SECRET COMMUNICATIONS. We have refer
red in another article, to the fact, that certain
private communications and estimates were
sent from the Secretaries of War and of the
Navy, to the Military and Naval committees,
but not submitted to either the Senate or
House of Representatives. Some of these pa
pers were subsequently withdrawn by the de-
partments, and probably may not be obtained
by the resolution adopted by the Senate. The
Washington correspondent of the Patriot wrote
Yesterday by telegraph as follows;
81 have it from reliable authority, that the
suppressed or withdrawn estimates Of the bu-
reau, proposed an expenditure of fiom forty TO
fifty millions of dollars! The Navy estimates
proposed forty steamers"
Now if this information be correct, it indi-
Gates that the President is seriously apprehen-
sive Of war, and that he has little or no dspo-
sition to compromise the Oregon question; for,
in his message published yesterday he refers
to these very estimates as containing his views
on the subject of adding to the Army and Ma
w of the United States. Thus it will be seen
that whilst the country has been reposing in
confidence on the pacific disposition of our Co.
yernment, and whilst the conviction was uni
versal, that the dispute with England would be
amicably settled, the President, through the
Navy and War Departments, has been secretly
urging upon committees of Congress the most
extensive preparations for war We hope that
the whole truth will be brought to light so that
the country may be fairly warned of the course
designed to be pursued by Government
If we are to have war with England, forty
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WA TAYLOR 81 co.


w HAVE THIS DAY RECEIVED!
Godey's Lady's Book for April. Embellishments
Washingon's first interview with Mrs. Custis
Spring Fashions.
Rokebey and the Vision of Don Rodcrick, by Sir
Walter Scott, 25
The Bridal of Triermain, or Harold the Daunt-
less, by Sir Walter Scott, 25
The Nymph Of the Ocean; or The Pirates Be-
trOthal, l2l
Littell's Living Age, No. 90 lei
The 4th volume of D'Aubigne's History Of the
Great Reformation, in cheap form, only l2g
The History and Extraordinary Adventures of
Margaret Catchpole, Suffolk girl, by Rev'd
Richard COrbed, 25
Leon de Ceavar; or The Age of the Inquisiton, l2I
Wilson's Miscellanes, vol, cheap edition, rs
Alson's Miscellanies, vol, do do.
Lainy's Notes of Traveller, complete in vol. rs
ThiOdodolph, the Icelander and Aslaugas Knight
2vols. (Wiley & Putnam's Library rs
History of the Pirates and Freebooters of Anne
RIGA, 25
The Rest of Don Juan, inscribed to the Shade of
Byron, by Henry Merlord, as
Gabriel Gambrent; or the Galley Slave, III
JUST PUBLISHED,
Rose Marie, or the Gogo Family, translated from
the French by Thos Williams, Esq 81
Q0-All the Magazines for April.
WILLIAM TAYLOR & co.
Nos. A, ) and Jarvis Buildings,
1t North street, Baltimore.
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r:jsn,s TO THE LADIES OF BALTIMORE
IsuslfW AND THEIR FRIENDS.
BONNETS, BONNETS, BONNETs.

sssaz2E1-- BONNET'S, BONNETS, BONNETS.
That everlasting Bonnet Store, in HANOVER ST.
mo. 26) just below German st. 1t is well known
all over the country, that Columns United States
Bonnet Store is the only place where first rate stock
OF all kinds of the newest, fashionable aud beautiful
b ONNETS can be had This is no humbug, il will
pay you for walk to come down and see for your
selves, if you want good and cheap article, of the
latest styles BONNETS, RIBBONS, and Artificial
FLOWERS, which may be found at this establish
ment; together with general assortment of MILL
NARY and fancy GOODS of all kinds-and' from a
IL 10 Is years experience he atters himself that TO
beat COBURN in this line of trade is out of the ques
ton. Just come to No. 26 Hanover ST., and see.
ALSO, at No. % North GAY ST., store of similar
kind, under the charge of MRS. COBURN, where
the public would do well to call and examine for
as they can't help being suited wholesale
or retail. JAMES COBURN. mh272t
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

Death Of DR.. Hitzstberge,. We regret to
announce that DR.. Francis l.. Htzelberger,
who was severely injured on Wednesday af-
ternoon, by being run over by the carriage in
which he had been riding, died at his residence
on East Pratt st. Immediately after the acct
dent he was conveyed to his home, when he
was bled by DR.. kinneman. He was in state
of consciousness until about two hours after
the bleeding, when effusion commenced, and
it was deemed proper to trehne his skull, which
operation was performed by Professor Smith
The efasion however, continued until 8 o.
clock yesterday morning, when the patient
died.
First Baltimore German Guards. We are
pleased to learn, that, at meeting of the
First Baltimore German Guards, to take into
consideration the proceedings of the Military
Convention, it was resolved to preserve the
organization of the company, and to request
their officers to retain their commissions. This
excellent corps is commanded by Capt Ker-
ner, and is attached to the fifth regiment. We
trust that other companies will follow this ex-
ample, and continue organized under their pre-
sent officers, until an acceptable militia bill
can be procured from the legislature.
Inquest. An inquest was held late on We'd
nesday afternoon, by James Hooper, Esq, cor
oner, over the body of a German, name I'M
known, who was found drowned in Harriss
Creek, near the Rail Road Bridge. 1t appear
ed that in attempting to cross the bridge, which
is used exclusively for the passage of cars, and
has no flooring, other than the regular track,
his foot slipped and he was precipitatod into the
water. The body was recovered in about an
hours time. Verdict of the Jury Accidental
drowning" The unfortunate deceased was
aged about so years.
Found Drowned. The body of white wo-
man apparently of German birth) was found,
on Thursday morning, floating in the river
near the mouth of Jones' Falls, The body
was placed on board of a bay craft, where it
was permitted to remain throughout the day,
to the great disadvantage of the captain and
crew of the vessel. An inquest was held over
it yesterday morning, but by whom we did not
learn.
Case Of GOod,cn. The jury in this case had
not agreed upon verdict when the cars left
Ellicott's Mills last evening. Several times
during the day they notified the Court that it
was impossible for them to agree, and asked TO
be discharged. The Court refused to discharge
them. They stand as we stated in our paper
of yesterday morning, nine for acquittal and
three for conviction.
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A nAGNIFICENT wORK

IA Fourteenth Edition price 25 cts. per No.
PAYNE'S UNIVERSUM; or PICTORIAL WORLD,
edited by Charles Edwards, Esq. Union with China,
America, sc. Being a collection of Views in ali
Counties; Portraits Of Great Men; Specimens of
Works of Art ofall Ages and every character. Pub
llShed in monthly parts, each continuing four highly
finished steel engravings.
NJ b. Each subscriber to the above splendid work
of Ant will receive gratis, with the 9th No. proof
impression of Meyerhems celebrated Picture, "Chi-
dren feeding Rabbits" Call and examine for your
selves, at w. N. HARRISON'S
Periodical Book Mart, Jarvis Buildings,
mh27 North ST, PaternOster Row
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chr Roe, Avery, N York, Mankin.
ARRIVED

Davenport.
Schr Roe, Avery, N York, | Mankin.
ARRIVED,
Bargue Home, Sanner,- DAYS from New Orl
pork, lard. cotton, tobacco and lead, to ] K RalG
j REYNOLDS & Sons; T Carson s. CO; w B Tvs
Co; + * w Redewald; w w Spence s. Co; Ham
& Mann; and to order
fish and potatoes, to Kirkland, Chase & Co.
Schr Maria Johnston, from N York via Rapp;i
mock, (where she has been ashore since I'd instl
mdse. to Mankin. She is apparent " uniniuret
ing perfectly tight and sound
Schr Iowa, Watson, DAYS from Gloucester7
Norfolk, fish, to Weld & Seaver.
Sebr Batava. Parks fan Wilmington N r. I.m1
to order.
Schr Fair Leader. Kelly. I'm philadelnh ia. -ods
Steamer Express, Whitaker, fn Philadelphia,
to ]. A. Shriver.
Steamer Herald. Russell. from Norfolk. CouI1
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vHyHE OREGON QUESTION sETTLED

aCka9AAor
E AT LAST. 1t is at last settled beyond dispute
that the only place TO get rich, is at DOYLE'S capt.
tai prize depot: No. l44 Pratt ST., opposite the Rail-
road Depot next BIadshaw's United States Hotel
where over s3l 900 was distributed during the past
week, in sums varying from $4,000 to SlOO. The
prize list tor long time back is much larger than
that of any other two Offices in the CITY, II is only
necessary to give DOYLE trial in order to prove
the unequalIed luck that ever attends his office.
THURSDAY, capital $l7,5 500, tickets IS, shares
in proportion.
FRIDAY, capital prize $1,000, tickets sas shares in
proportion
The faVorlte Small Fry Lottery draws on SATUR-
DAY-Capta $4,000. Tickets 81; halves soc; cnar
lers % cts. Risk ON package of wholes only Si2
halves Sc; quarters 49, eghths Sl.5O. This is fine
chance for a very small risk
A liberal discount will be paid to persons who pur
chase by the package or quantity.
For sale in the greatestvarety of lucky numbers BY
the package, single ticket, or share ALI ORDERS neg
mail or otherwise, addressed to
M, DOYLE, No. LA Prattstreet.
Ii ri Opposite 81 o, 3, r. Depot,
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Tickets S2h-shaTGs ih prOpOrtion
vENREMBLEY & CO.

FENREMBLEY Il CO.
IL AT HOME THIS WEEK!
As we promised so we performed. We sold lad
week four good prizes and numerous small oneI
amounting in all to near S22, 900, and many are noJ
rejoicing that they called at lucky office. Let al
who wish to be in the full enjoyment of wealth. real
the following splendid schemes and secure the prize
at our lucky office without delay 81
THURSDAY-Capital $l7,500, $4,000, SIS, 900, n
of 81 500, SC. rs Nos, 10 drawn ballots. Tucked
SIS, shares in proportion. .HH
FRIDAY-Capitals 81 900, 1000, 10 of 81 900, Sd
sc Nos. 10 drawn ballots. Tickets S256.
SATURDAY--For the benefit of the Frederick I'd
male Seminary. Capital prize 1900. Tickets 81
halves so cts qrs % cts. We will sell in this favort
Lottery certificates of packages Of 25 wholes for $l4
halves 81; quarters $780, eighhs Sl.75. The risk OF
a package is small, and can draw The four highes
prizes. ..s.. ..G..
For the lucky numbers in the above Lotteries BY
the Package, single ticket or share be sure and di
rect your orders to the National Prize Office, of
TREMBbEY & co.
No. l South Charles street,
II one door from Baltimore street,
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vENHE FLAG OF OUR UNION,

FUh THIS WEEK,
Contains its usual amount of novel and interesting
matter The continuation of the Child of the Sea
by Lieutenant Murray; The Last Page in Hearts
Book; The Quaker and Robber; Oriental Glimpse;
Naval Biography No. ,; Bundle of Straws; Conclu
sion of the Lottery Ticket, by Prof Ingraham a tale
of the Heart; Miscellany, Wit, Humor, sc.
DC Price only cents.
w. BENNETT, Publisher,
mh27. 1t No. North 81, Np stnirsl
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American Republican,
AND
BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
FRIDAY MORNING, MAR. 81, 1916. Fe

(- The large and increasing circulation OF the Cp-
peT both in town and country, together with me TACT
that its opinions and sentiments are Hn'etereG ny par
come reception among all classes and conditions Of so
Cirty and especially those who constitute the life Of
trojr and business, make it medium for advertising,
canal 10 any other paper published in this city Mcr-
chant, and ctzcns generally should be aware OF this
tnporaHt fact,
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EMORY s. CO., No, 2 N. Calvert:
~ INC Juvenile CoNCERr oF VOCAL and

h3- The JUVENILE CONCERT OF VOCAL and
INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC, given on Tuesday eve
ming last by the classes under the tuition of Mr.. c.
L. Bartlett, in the Third German Reformed Church,
(Rev. DR.. WOfe's, cor. of Paca Saratoga streets,
will be repeated on FRIDAY EVENING, 9th inst.
Tickets may be had at Mr.. Beams, Howard street;
Mr.. Snyders, Market-st, and of the Sabbath School
Teachers and at the door the evening of the Con
cert Tickets 25 cents, single; 49, cents, admitting
a lady and gentleman. Concert commencing al half
past O'Clock. mh26-2t
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A CARD TO THE LADIES.
GARDNER,

ETRANkLIN GARDNER,
II 1875 MARKET ST,
(4th HOUSE ABOVE LIGHTS ST
Would respectfully beg leave to call their attention
TO his magnificent ass ortment of DRESS GOODS
SHAWLS, SCARFS, &c., received direct by the
last packets, and are now open and ready for ex-
hibition:
Rich China SILKS, for Spring dresses
Rich Chameleon and Fancy do. entirely new styles
Feuard SILKS
French SILK MUSLINS
French Organdy LAWNS
Do. Graduated and Pyramidical ROBES
Do. BERAGES and BALZARINES
Horizontal Robes Tin Berages and Balzarnes)
French, English and Scotch GINGHAMS
Do. do. do. LAWNS
Rich emb'd Grape sHAWLs, scarlet and white
received per ship Tarquin, some of the value OF
$50. Rich printed Grape SHAWLS; heavy Silk
Shawls; Cashmere do; also, rich assortment of La
dies Scarfs Also
French EMBROIDERIES
Valenciennes LACES
Regency do fri mh27-tf
n OTTERY TICKETS FOR rs CENTS
IL On every SATURDAY the 25 cent lottery will
be drawn. Capital prizes as follows:
lst Capital Prize of $4,000 is $4,000
80 30 80 80 do do do do 1900 600 is is 1900 500
4lh do do do 300 is 300
&c. &c. Sc
{hE- Single tickets only 25 cents!
EMORY * CO., the well known and popular lot
terry firm, opposite Barnum's, will sell during lhe
week and on Saturday, until O'Clock in the atef-
noon, tickets in these pretty lotteries by the package
Ia package may contain the four highest pfizes] io
the trifing sum OF SO So .,
All persons, whether at home or abroad, VINO may
wish ticketsin the above or any other loueresi WIN
please be careful to direct their orders to the Su es
tablished house of ,
II Baltimore, Md.
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THE SATURDAY VISITER-A Rare number
The Vsiter for tomorrow is ready at the office No.
The contents are, in part "The Deal Heart" an or
ignal tale, written by Charles TOrrey, during his i'm
prisonment; "Pedar Motley and Pretty Jane" a very
fine tale by Mrs. Amman; Description of Heather
Beauty; Review of Carey OIL Slavery; the Character
of Thos. Carlyle Withdrawal of the TOrrey Pet-
tons; "Southem Breezes," including a gorousy
eloquent appeal in behalf of Virginia, by the success
sor of the lamented Pleasants; Local Movements;
Union among Temperance man; Lines written in
Washington, by J. C. w. Whittier; Backing Out,
News, sc, Per year $l.5O, or8 months 81. at
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TAILORING. Mr.. c. G. Peters, jr, No. South st.
has just received his supplies of elegant Spring
Goods for gentlemens wear, and is prepared to make
them up in the first style of the fashion, 1t has been
said, (and with truth oo) that the s'taor makes the
man." and we have no doubt that many happy fell
low can look back with pleasure to the day when a
coat made by Peters, was the beginning of all his sue
cess in life. The cut and fit of all garments made by
Peters, is provebia in this city; and in these DAYS
when the character of the gentleman is stamped by
the fit ofhs coat it would be well for all ste rested
to look TO this important particular.
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07- II seems hardly worth while that we should
add any testimony TO the overwhelming mass that
has already been procured to that inestimabe Burn
Specific, CONNELL'S PAIN EXTRACTOR, (foI-
merly Daley's) but we may as well say that il ex-
ceeds anything that saw or heard of for the
rapid and thorough Of of all kinds, and no
family should be without it, for if they have acct
dents by fire, it is sovereign cure where life is not
lost at once and if they never have such calamity it
cannot come amss in the great variety of cutaneous
affections, sores, cuts, Sc, of which every family
must have its share.-N Y. .aToTG.
For sale by ROBERTS s. ATKINSON, corner of
Hanover and BaltimOre-ss., also at the corner Of
Baltimore and Harrison streets, and No. 81 Thames
street. IL
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FASHIONABLE HATS
CHEAP FOR CASH-NOW READY AT THE
"EEEI IL SIOhEJ
..r.I,r.r.rn ~. IInr

9s BALTIMORE STREET, NEAR HOLIDAY.
rs The proprietor, in announcing the SPRING
STYLE, would respectfully remind the gentlemen OF
Baltimore and Strangers that at the "KeeUts' Store
all kinds of sentlemens hais sold literally cheap
He is fully sensible there are many who giving
out ''cheap,' every cheap reduction" of price,
mist and others, who often discover, when too late,
the allacy of these attractive announcements, the
article for which he has been induced to expend his
money is on trial found to be equally "reduced' in
quality as in price, and the 'cheapneSS sought after
identihed in a visionary puff only. Therefore, all
persons who would possess the desideratum, and
have oHEAPNEss clearly and truly defined i'll the way
of first rate Silk, Moleskin, Russia, Cassimer, Nutra
or Beaver HATS, it is for them TO purchase reaza-
ton at the ORIGINAL, CHEAP and FASHlONA-
BILE HAT STORE, 9S BALTIMORE STREET, near
Holiday where fine article can be obtained at lou
price, and cheapness exemplifed in its truest sense
mh27-eof
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OFFICE OF EMORY & co.

n-OFFICIAL DRAWING OF the Md. Conso
dated Lottery, class No. 36, for 1876:
81 % "a % 81 Sc II l9 IS 81 Sc %
% and 81 being the lst and ID drawn Nos, each $50
% and "a, being the Sd and 4th drawn Nos. each 4O
81 and So, being the 5h and 9th; or 10 and II, be-
ing the 9TH and 9Th drawn Nos. each 80
2l and rs, being the 9Th and l0th or 81 and Sc, be
ing the 10th and lth drawn Nos each 30
All having two of the drawn Nos. on them, each l0
All having one only of the drawn Nos. on, "
1t EMORY s. CO., No. . N Cavert-st.
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a CARD no THE LADIES. Mrs NIUK-
IN ERSON is opening daily new and Fashionable
Goods-Rich Organdes, Muslins, Lawns, Bareges,
Balzarines, Mouselnes, Shawls and Scarfs. mh27
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CTRAW GOODS. STEARNS & SIKKEN
assortment of ladies' and misses BONNETS such
as Rutland, Florence, Dunstabe, Pedal, Luton Lac
China Pearl, Lace and Gimp, Split Straw, Devons,
COburg, &c. SC. Also, lot of LEGHORN HATS
for chidreR-a Of the latest styles and best quality.
Having received the above goods on consignment,
they will sell the same as low if not lower) than
any house in this city-both wholesale and retail.
mh07-lm
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NEW AND BEAUTIFUL Styles of French

" BERAGES, Balzarnes
MARQUISES, coOrs and black
Figured NOUS DE LAME
Shaded OmDre do do
Jaconeu LAWNS, Chintz
Fine Green BARAGE
White and Colored 1914 Muslin SHAWLS,
something entirely new and beautiful
Barge SCARFS and Shawls Just opened by
"A. FIELD & co.
mh27 No, Hanover ST.
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fhz-FRENCH AND GERMAN LOOKING GLASS
PLATES, of every size, for sale by the case dozen,
or single Plate.
ALSO, the most complete and largest assortment
Gill Portrait and Picture FRAMES, of entirely new
patterns never before introduced in Baltimore, made
to order of the very best materials and by the best
workmen; together with Gilt Box CORNICES;
RODS; RINGS; CENTRES; CURTAIN BANDS,
SC &C. for sale and made to order, as cheap they
can be obtained at any establishment in the United
states, Il. S. FRYER,
Milf No. North Gay street.
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A L M A N A c.
MARRIED.

On the 29th of January last, by Rev. DR..
Captain JAMES GREEN, of this city, to Miss
FRANCES ROBINSON, formerly of Rhode :
lRhode Island papers please cOpy,l
AT Ellicotrs Mills, 22d inst. by Rev, w. For
CUM SCHoFtELD, of Woodbury., West BaltimC
Miss ELENoRA TAYLOR, daughter of Mr.. Jos,
of that place.
At Washington, oath inst, by Rev. Mr.. Pyne
B. lRoNsIDE, of N. York, to MARY e. daug
Capt. w. II, swift, ofthe U, s. Army.
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SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.
THURSDAY, March %.

S 800 Baltimore 6's, 1890, (opening) 95L
100 shares Bait. and Ohio Railroad, AZ
40 do do do 47a
200 20 Susquehanna Railroad, 81
Maryland 6's closed to-day at 76 for SALE flor the
opening,) 75t bid-an advance of !. Baltimore 6,s,
1890, at 95l for sale, 94s bida small advance on the
closing rates of yesterday Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road shares closed at Az for sale, Al bid.
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lie ID,

LITTER BAGS UP AT TEE EXCHANGE READING Il
For Liverpool-ship Cincinnati, with despaF
For London-Ship Avalanche, soon.
For Cork and market-Ship Emerald, soon
For Kingston, JAM Brig PhGniY, few days ),
For River La Pate-Barque Francis Partridge
inst.
For Havanna-Schr Comet, few days.
For Amsterdam-Ship Herald, 10Th April.