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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.


BALrMoRx. March l6--5. p. m.
Trial for mansaughfsr- The Forrest divorcs CASE
Senator Hannsgan. The oyster Sar.-For Calyor-
MA Greek priests 1xs markets. DC.
A young lad, about IL years Of age. named James
Pearce, 10 being tried before the Baltimore CITY court,
the charge OF having killed youth Of his age, named
Charles Despsdads, by shooting him with pistol The
ball entered the boys forehead causing death In few
days Il occurred during Of those freriois which
so frequent in all large cities.
The Judiciary committee Of the senate Of Pennsylvania
have, by nearly unanimous yote reported bill In favor
Of granting the divorce asked for by Edwin Forrest This
committee is composed Of Of the abest OF the
Sate and they have acted upon full examination Of all
the facts in the
The New York Tribune, after having seconded and en-
dorsed the atocious libel against Senator Hannegan,
now out In his defence, and the opinion that the
charges against him were greatly exaggerated.
Three more Philadelphia oyster boats, with a good
freight oil shelfsh board, have been captured by the
sheriff Of Kent county. and taken TO chesertown with
their fifteen in number These make nine boats that
have been captured during the past fortnight
Two ships-the Jane Henderson and the John Mar
shallsailed yesterday from this port for California, taking
with them most vaue BILE cargoes, besides about thirty p
sengers. who have determined to double the Horn rather
than wait for . chance TO 60 by the steamers.
Priest Fayanus, and his companion Mr.. Nesorf Sha-
doody Of the Greek Catholic Church, from Mount Leba
non In Syria, are on visit TO this city, collecting funds
rebuild their churches, schoolhouses, and reestablish
their printing press which destroyed In the
with their prosecutors the Druses.
The MARKrTs.-In the Baltimore market this morning
there were sales OF few hundred barrels Howard
-four at ~ 62A and small sales of City Mills the
price The supply Of wheat though comparatively small
10 ample for the demand We quote sales Of ordinary
good red at 90 100 cents prime red, 100 lOl cents
white, l0S ITO cents and family -four, white, ITO lis
cents Corn-wh fair receipts in the early part Of the
week, heavy sales effected 10 ~ for white
and 40 % cents for yellow. On Thursday the supply
being rather small sales made at per bushel
over the above figures. Oassales at 81 80 per
bushe, as TO quality. The demand for euano is growing
quite active, Notwithstanding the high prices We quoe
for Peruvian S4S Of 1000 lbs, and Patagonia $685.
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try But we have other proof II consists In an atlas
containing an elaborate map Of North America including,
81 course the countries OF Central America The follow
inx is lis title .Norfh Am1iea; corrected from the OBJ
ssvations communicated the Royal Society London
and the Royal academy al Paris BY John Lsnoa, r. X.
s. ITO" Ia this map the whole territory in question
is represented under the name Of "Mexico or New
Spain" The boundaries Of Nicaragua are given upon
it, by which il appears that that country extends from the
Atlantic to the Pacific, Including scai called the
Mosquito country On this map Nicaragua is represented
as lying principally abops the river San Juan and Lake
Nicaragua, and bounded north by the river Yare.
This was undoubtedly map Of great celebrity in its
time, being compiled from the most authentic information
in possession Of England and France Its authority,
therefore. against the British claim cannot be denied or
evaded
We have also examined two modern British aliases.
OF very late date viz Blacks and HalPs and they both
represent the southern boundary Of the Mosquito territory
as running some thirty forty miles north Of the river
San Juan. which is the outlet Of Lake Nicaragua; so
that il the British claim to that territory in the name Of
the Mosquito King. valid. il would not. according
to the two last mentioned British aliases at all interfere
with the proposed route Of the shpcana the rights
Of the United States secured by the Hise treaty
We have now shown by treaty stpulations and by the
testimony OF celebrated British map that down to the
l4h day Of July, 1855. Great Britain, OWN Ac.
KsowLrDoMESr, had NOT shadow Of right to the
eighty or occupancy Of the Mosquito territory
II this be So how and when did she acquire the rights
which she now sets upl
AS the examination Of this question will extend our
article much beyond the space which afford 10 il
in single number Of paper shall defer its
alteration to future number.
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In another column will be found the advertise ment for
large and extensive sale Of law books by auction. at the
store Of William NJ. Morrison esq. The collection is
large and valuable. embracing many rare and scarce
works. II presents fine opportunity TO those desiring
to make valuable acquisitions to their Libraries. The
sale viii continue from evening to evening until the
books sold.
PAINTINGS, DRAWINGS, BOOKS, &c.-We would call
the attention Of particularly those at DIS
tanee-to the great auction sale OF books and the fine
arts, belonging TO the estate Of the late William A. Col
man. Of New York This sale win include Mr. Colmans
private library, which is represented as uncommonIy
valuable Particulars may be known reference to
advertisement in another part Of this paper Literary in
stiutons well scholars may find this sale worthy
Of their particular consideration
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BOOKS drawing paintings, engsying and ..anay auction
A. Coman, collector
works Cooley KeeseJohn AZ
3O4 broadway, New York, commencing Wednesday, 10Th
April and continued for seven day..
win comprise numbers embracing very
large and rare collection Of old classics, Wig;
More than sixty numbers Of photography. Hts
Illustrated works, including many Of the best, and Of the finest
proof plates
division poetry and nne aris is quite unique and win
make the entire sale Of the last evening
subscribers copy Audubon the Birds
plates Of which destroyed and the work
$1,000
One copy Of Musee Royale and Musee Francas
fine folio copy of Hogarth.
Travels q MaIimilan, illustrated with colored drawings
valued at $l50.
Shakespeare iustatons2 vols, 4o, comprig etchngs
proofs, very scarce-valued at Sl25
One copy Encyclopedias Rntannica-Sl00.
Penny Encyclopaedia, early London copy--97 vols
Antiquities Of HercuanGum-6 VOLS, folio.
large and entirely unique book mostly original American
and English drawings.
The Of six marble busss Of the Napoleon hmy
valued ut $4,000.
among paintings Dying $4,000;
the Roadside, by 900.
fine collection Of pencil drawings by
Tanks Ali purchases, the $500 over
credit approved notes. 21 cent discount for smaller
amounts, for cash delivery.
The stock may be examined few days previous
0Oders bids for work win be carefully attended
the auctoneer they be bookseller
TAYLOR q MAURY,s
Mar 6-d&cp2aw3w Bookstore, 9th Il
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| NO. ., OPPOSITE CENTRE MARKEr, have
Do virgins ia ''"' 30 ''a'
| Do huIied buckwheaf
Rye hour Graham -four
Unbolfed -FOUR (~bic wheat
| Fresh ground cat -four
Standard loaf crushed, sanased, and ground sugars
odsovemsni Java, M~acaiso Mocha, RIO and H. Domingo
Pine sanPowde imperial, hson Old hysoa, hyson .k
superior butter, selected nom Orange county dairies
sspas farmesan, siclian pine apple, imitation English and
Genuine Boston, oyster, BUTTER soda, CRACKERS
No. / and No mackereI, in as ID. kits
barrels and barrels Goldfish, salmon, tongues, sounds
dunnsh ~ 80
Sealed herinss in boxes
BIeached winicr sperm, lard, and whsle oil
Sperm, SPERM sdsmsnne and mould candles assorted
sixes -
variety Of fancy mats, brooms, buckets, baskets &C.
Pure ground spices, Of all kinds
Spices all kinds grain
Spanish and French olives, vinegar mushro vsnut
and tomato eaisup mixed pickles. rcrkns and English pickles
sorted
Preserved lines, Guaya jelly and assorted fruits in sirup
Cranberiss, raisins, fes curanp V
Marselcs aud soshell Almonds shebark 6lberts vanut
Pecan nuts ground nuts and Genoa cifron = T
WORCESTERSHIRE Harvey Reading, and pcpoer ssuce India col
anchoyio, shrimp, cnver and boer pasfe n .
fnc, of lemon celery nutmcr VANILLA almond
osaeb mint o,.s r"ss Lemon peel mace THYME nectane
sweet o cnre powder boreadsh ancoves safdine orange
mower, rose ana peach
ee,sune Lsxhorn star chip and macaron vernceiH
enc Spanish and homeopathic hocolsse, ns, spiccs rice
Win many Other desirable cles 10
Mar i4-ecsuf JOHN y. KIBBEY co.
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ATTORNEY FOR CLAIMANTS.
JAMES @. BERRET,
Lnf< CkSsf Clark Of .h< Pension S3Gzs

OFFERS his the public, agent prosecution
PENSIONS Of services
various and resolutions Of Congress
Virginia half and commuiaiion under the
July 1895 and PENSIONS bounty land and aad back
growing Of The with Mexico.
give particular claims Of every other
scpton before Congress and several departments Of
the government
o. In cases letters be post paid.
Once and dwelling street, between Oh and 0uh.
March 5--eod2m
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Assistant Teacher Wanted rmmedsssely.
Principal Of warcnscn (N CO Male Academy wishes
employ forthwith assistant teacher who ~ qualified 70 teach
me various English mathematics. he
D. 40 unmarried sober habits and good moral character
must be made immediately and ~ letter. p paid
. TX 'ss r & 'ss
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United States Hotel having been thoroughly newly
Furnished now open or e reception Of The situation u
the house recommend travelling
public, and having business Capitol ii within
few OF the railroad depot and distance
Capitol The proprietor feels confident of hs ability
guests comfortable and them that spared
vsteu EDW. nj FffI.I.ER
Jan io-3awsw Survivor late arm Of A. FULLER 4 Co
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CARUsI,s SALOON /.

RT OF DEFENCE mons. ALEXIS GAUTREY, lieutenant
n in the French artillery, manned crippled
OF Of his otherwise days July the
French revouuon the the
and navy and he win exhibition
sword exercise on Monday evening 18Th Instant Carus Lower
Saloon Mons this athough
his limbs and seriously injured In his ami win defend himself against
gentleman with boadsword, smawor, SABRE cane
The display will be the
attention OF military and naval gentlemen particularly requested
Mar l6-A
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standard Enxiish Books, ~ Greatly Reduced Prices
TITLE BROWN, liz washington street. Boston, have made
sn.nssmsn win several q The eadag London booksellers By
which hey are enabled 70 onef OF the publications
prices much lower than lhey have Offer
ID IN this county and " many instances IS per
The present selling prices In England, follows
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rabls English and neatly elaborated periods ayowed
Independence of constitutional obligation which, II follow
ed by others must end la the annihation OF all govern
ment all law, an rights. Every other man Ia the United
States Just much right up al4w Ia his breast
sshgher' than the constitution Mr.. Seward has And
as constitutional law Is the hghest man can make, IL
follows that every may break municipal and legisla
tive law with yet greater impuniy Anarchy and blood
she'd the law Of tho strong arm the law Of the sword
the Lynch law and kindred enormitie sequence Of
doctrine like this anarchy in It's form, and the
law force In its crueest aspect Running the doctrine
ayowed to its legitimate effects and every citizen may des
pise all laws inconsistent with his notions Of policy; for
opinions of expediency will assuedy become moral
vciion, If that will crime, In enforcing such
proposition il Is wonderful that the Argument should be
as fantasca the premises are absurd. What kind OF
mercy can minority expect from majority acting under
the fantasy oil divine command, controlled by mortal
stipulation and respecting human organization The
subjected the caprces Of every citizen
This is the worst form of disunon. We know what
New York may say but such doctrine will be received
wing In any other State. by any other peo
Pile.
This is indeed an open denunciation Of the worst
bgot in Congress--no even excepting Mr. Hale. 1t is
10 be hoped that the administration will show little
respect for itself by cutting loose from this wretched
fanatic. and "whistling him down prey to fortune"
We cannot but believe at the same time, that ultra
speech like this, which is intended to give the to all
the fanatics Of the NORTH will disgust the sensbiites
and open the eyes Of thousands 1t will show them
the excuses into which the leaders Of aboionsm would
seduce themo the luin OF the constitution itself, and
to the prostration OF the Union.
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Ias Rudsniay Treas published By Wsaie at a5 esn
saeh part, vi<
Rudi@sn,ay Chemistry Geology Msehsncs Natural Philoso
Perspective. Ar Of Building Architecture Foundations Mason
ny Cutting House Painting, Draining Houses and
Works, Well Boring Of
Instruments The Steam Engine Law Making Roads
n Blasting and Quarryins
Dictionary Terms, kc., &C.
recently made large mportatons Of English law
including Law Reports, Repous Gc
which viii be sold very low prices - -
stock Of miscellaneous French have lately
making addon they can now
Offer the finest stock foreign books for sale In this country
Mar i6-law6wdcphw
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QOARDNu--cenemen accommodated win 6fst-rate
board and rooms for % per week, board
Cops Pavilion bathing rooms attached
tis establishment superior Hot, cold, vapo shower salt
magnetic, sulphur ume bafhr reane Al ali hours
nom O'Clock q until II O'Clock, D. m. 80 I
Also private parIcrs for dinner and supper parties
Feb 16-imTuThkSu
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DHILIR BARTON KEY WIN attend "a any swss.~ss
he may before Of the courts a. shIs Ds
cs and will also attend 20 the prosecution Of
Uess and The Dsp.rments. once on street.
WAsninsrors July ~, ls<k July I7-sawn
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00-The Rev. MIR. Porter, OF Lowell, Massachusetts
Will preach In the First Baptist Church, 10th street,
morning Service to II O'Clock The Mr. MAY
Of England will preach In the az O'Clock
E 1910.
0Wfth the leave OF Providence, Divine service win
DO performed in the Capitol tomorrow morning IL o'clock
o. smithsonian Lectures.-Leut CHARLES HENRY DAVIS,
United States Navy will deliver
subject Of The Tides Of Ocean Geological Acion
foowsi =
First cture Tuesday, the 5t of March, O'Clock p
Second do. Friday, the 9th do do.
Third do. Tuesday, the 18th do.
Fourth do. Friday, the 18th do
Mar 5-dti6
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NO. 8, OPPOSITE CENTRE MARKET.--we have now
hand variety Of old and choice wines and quo
which the attention Of The public b most respectfully solicited
Pine old Pnei cason brandy, vintage Of isas imported
carefully selected sccf bande. imported nom ths London
JGF MarteI dark and pale
Vineyard props DO DO
superior old Goddard" vintage Of 1885, very and
soleced win great regard
quality and are warranted 70 20 perfectly pure. -
. s,sas ss ssa a 1874 and 1885
Very old whi.key pure article, dsaIsd in 1919.
Scotch mali whiskey
Irish whskey
Pure Holland gin
Do jamaica spirits
Do 80. Crox
Brown stout, g BarcIaysr
Scotch ale, " Doves Falkirk."
H Hss:,ss cnsmgssps, impaired BY R.n.a Pneo.
Geislers own brand.
Geislcr,s V
Shield v
Cardinal do, quarts and pinr
Regents golden sherry Of the most nc nd delicate favor pro
nounced most superior wine
oh pale sherry, q r. Harmony
Old south side Madeira
r riss Sicily DO DO
swee, Malaga wine
Old Port wine aResennn
Do do do Burrundyn
Chateau Margeaux Clarct
Perfect love cordial
Cinnamon do
Bounce
White vinesar
Pure cider vinegar
For 'asS ,our !. x,.arv ECO.
Mar i4-eod6uf "
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MRS ADAMS, opposite Browns Hotel. has two or
vi three large commodo unoccuped Families wishing
board be comfortably accommodated.
Mar l2-eodiw
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HUSssUH~~xE'
ErFsTTY Gold and silver Watches, Guard, Vest, and
fob chains ocksi pencils and finger rings watch keys
silver butter and fruit Knives and ncs silver plated forks
and spoons c boxes gold prn shell card port onnas
&C. &C. On Saturday hs evening the 18Th nst
n and O'Clock Concert Halt
near Browns Hotel one q The largest and best sssomen O. eod
and silver offered city, comprising lot OF
five sir thousand dollars Persons wishing 20 purchase
will do well 70 win be without reserve The
most o. The watches are nne levers. GREEN TAsTET,
Mar l6--1t Aucfioncers.
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EHENCH REVIEW --Revue du Nouvean Monde, published
mum. TAYLOR 4 MAURY.
Agents, Penn. Az, 9Th street
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OEsRABLE Property Hents-A large thrce-ssory
house with story hack building attached thereto
lot with stable and coach the premises occupied
present BY Robert Mills situated street. between n and
r. PEPPER, Agent,
Mar l3-M Adjoining the premises
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CPRrNg Miiiinery.-l win be opened Mrs Parker on
y Wednesday, The Iah instant at 10 O'Clock ms large sscr
Mar is-% fsunsyiv.nis avenue, near National Hotel
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MOST POSITIVELY THE LIST WEEK.
Onn ErrIOxUs, uArx

MOST POSITIy.EL n THE List WEEK.
ODD FELLOWS HALL.
THURSDAY, FEBRuARY o.
nUMBoLTON'S CEI.EBRATED ETHIOPIAN sERENADERs
respectfully the ladies and gentlemen Of Washing
ngon they will have the honor Of giving series Of mimi
table NJ the above hail. commencing Thursday
February 49, consisting Of gees choruses, buesque
lectures violin solo, banjo solo, dancing whing &c ali Of
which they stand unnvaled either In America Europe.
For full particulars programmes
Director--Mr. J. A. Dumbolton.
Admission Is cents. Doors X. Concert at pecisely.
March IL
CAHD.-The attention Of the ladies Of
n ingon respectfully invited the sale OF handsome furniture
which will take place the residence OF the Hon. q. B. Smith,
Missouri between ID and u Tuesday, the i9
instant at 10 o'clock
VIII added the fine rosewood forte
Of hne tone and Iouch Just received from Haet Cumsos
Allen, manufacturers, Boston.
The furniture IL Of fine quality.
The house for rent handsomely located convenient and good
repair GREEN d TASTET,
Mar l6-3t Aucuoneers.
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CARD.
Wines and Liqssrs.

Wines and Lqoors.
undersigned respectfully ca attention 70 his stock Of
i WINES AND LIQUORS.
The facilities by him for obtaining all
&c. in their purity, his longer experience business
Quoted by him. and direct knowledge with
districts Of Europe, than
in this afford for the character and qualify Of
al articles cold BY him.
The arrangements Of his and
hem in fact the substitute for the cellar Of every
Hotels and wanting small assorted lots Of choice r
special occasons be supplied a the shortest notice. with wines
dccanted for immediate including wines Of
many, not usually to be obtained here.
COUNTRY TRADE supplied at Wholesale prices mos Avor
able fHt
CLUBS win hnd much their advantage from
scnber.
FAMILIES command e best Of table wines very prices
NARY PURPOSES 80
MEMBERs or LEGIsLATIvE BODIES messes and Others At
distance be supplied land have them by 1PACKAGE
EXPRESS" FREE OF CHARGE) with wines Ac, table,
dozen, so notice,
BY addressing their orders through The po.. once %
Importer and Dealer In Wines, Ac 70 walnut street, Philadelphia
and brands hand from 9s 80 per thousand, and sold
BY the single boz cheaper an 81 other store In the CITY,
Jo24-dkcply.
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DIED,
In this city, Friday instant WILLIAM infant SON Of
Lieut. r. J. H. and VIRGINIA HANDY.
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In addition we have great variety q goods belonging % te above
line which al Of which viii be pleased 10
exhibit together with complete Of staple and domestic
goods all Of which prepared sell the most favorable
CLAGETT NEWTON, May co.
Mar I6--lw
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n3-With the leave OF Providence, Divfr
be performed in the Capitol tomorrow morning at
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Mr.. Hughes has been defrauded ont Of HI.
property by citizens Of Massachusetts. and
that state should pay to Mr.. Hughes the val
ne cf tina, property, aud damages TO cover
the treatmcn, received and ,helosses sustain
I'd BY him. Aud more than this, We believe
that every southern state should make com
mon cause with state taking this position.
This may be considered very ultra doc
lrine. Perhaps it is. Bat It is useless to
talk ahou, rights, in our opinion. unless there
/. some mode devised for their protection,
Our people may be deceived with the
syrcn song Of the Union. the Union, the
I mon; the party in whose ranks we have
batilcd, and who have contcnded fom the
beginning for the full measure oi our nights
who have stood firm and uniiinching
amidst defeat aud denuncia'ion be
overpowcred, crushed. and those who have
preached peace and submission, bcmade ih'
cxlonrnt- oi southern sentiments; but II II
fail. thus. it will be as the fall of the strong
man-ihe pillars of the state will lnll with
1.-THE Constitution aud the liberties OF the
republic
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Ses the advertisement Of Dr. ]. I. Hen.
der,ou, Farmcr.ille, La. We have heard
his medicines highly spoken Of

Zee the advertisement Of Dr. ]. i. Hen.
dersou, Farncr.ille, La. We have heard
his medicines highly spoken Of
We called on most Of the commission
merchants who advertise with Us, and
found then, 10 be gcntlcmanly, bust
ness men. Me..rs. iIoyt Il Ford. it will
he seen, have removed to II st Charles
street. The firm of Winghed q Co. has
been changed 10 Wiagiielj. Price, a Co
They are doing large business. We
were treated with special Kindness by the
gentlemen mentioned above. and riso by
Nr. Rnwlins, of the firm OF knwlins I"
Co. lie is web known To many OF OUT
readers. We would also call attention to
the advertisement Of 1'wihill 4 Edwards
We had the maine of Mr.. I. wrong IN pre-
,ions numbers OF oar paper. but have cor
rec,ed it. The card of :. q. Nelson q
Co. viii be found among the New Orleans
advertisements. Mr.. Blacksmith, Of this
firm. is Mt present in our county. making
the acquaintance Of the people. The card
of Wright, Williams. q Co. has been re-
ncwcd. Nj. u. VI. johnson represents tins
firm, IN Shreveport
We would recommend al the above new
advertisement, To the public attention. II
i, noted fact tina, ALL or nearly all, OF
those who have nade fortunes in the city,
have been extensive advertisers. Certain
il is. tba, if you wish to buy cheap goods,
you must apply to those who have enter
prize aud business qualifications to make
rapid sales and this can only be done by
selling cheap and advertising.
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or Mr.. W,>eYIILp il will he seen 70
still continued as an agent for the Repsees'
c,, nj New Orleans. We are much Oh
blircd to tina, gentleman for his courtesy 80
the in,crcs, Manifested by him for our -
cess. We obtained the Kind services %
Mes.rs. Dccring a Wiley under his soegss''
ion. and appreciation. ashe found himssu c~'
ing to press Of business unable to give osrsa'
,c,cst tina, attention which he desired. tie
will still continue to act ~ our agcnt, when
he can do so conveniently, and VIC expect Gus
in,ercs, will be materially enhanced by h's
fayors.