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ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA.

baltimore, September 1910 p. m.
The steamer Asia arrived at Halifax on Monday
morning, the 9Th. Her news has been detained by
the storm. Liverpool cotton has declined from an
eighth to a quarter; fair Orleans an eighth TO a
half fair Upland seven and seven eighths; Mobile
eight; middling qualities, seven and a quarter TO
seven and three-eightbs Indian corn had advanced
one shilling.
No political news yet received.
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FiRE ~ NoRFoLK.-Between four and FIVE
O'Clock, Sunday morning, n FIRE broke out in a
frame shop occupied by Mr.. Insley, in Loyalrs
Lane, damaging Cory's Foundry, and destroying
three houses on Union street, the property Of MIR
James Barry. Mr.. Pullcn, coach maker and
trimmer, loses by damage done his finished
work.
We regret 10 learn that MIR. Pannel, ir Of the
Hope FIre Company, was severely injured by
the falling Of chimney upon him. Porismoutt
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AUGusrA, Septembcr 3. 1850.


IIoSoRKD Sin: | received, day or two since,
through my friends, Judge DAWSON and Mr..
TooaBs, a message from you, rendering me the
distinguished honor Of place in your Cabinet, and
knowing you desired carly answer, replied brief
ly by telegraph. ] cannot, however, refrain from
expressing, more distinctly and appropriately, my
appreciation of the obligation conferred, and my
regret that circumstances, from which | cannot
escape, forbid a compliance with your wishes.
You will readily recognise the difficulty Of closing
abruptly practice in the legal profession, contin-
uously pursued for nearly quarter of a century;
but this difficulty is enhanced by the pressure Of
several engagements, Of peculiarly binding and
confidential obligation at this moment resting upon
me.
Pardon the expression Of the deep socitude !
feel for the Of administration with which
you have offered me most enviable connexion,
and which, have an abiding confidence, is faith
fully devoted to the promotion Of the highest inter
ests of our whole country.
Very respectfully, your obedicnt servant
CHARLES ]. JENKINS.
To the pREefDENT OF THE USfTgp STATES
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STOVES AND GRATEs-GKATES AND
STOVES.

HAVING just returned from the North, where
IL have been laboring successfully for time
to get the latest styles and most approved and
fashionable patterns of Stoves and Crates, would
respectfully invite the citizens of the great Me-
patronage, would beg to remind them that my
stock is large, and sell must; and / am deter
mined TO regulate my prices to suit my customers,
if not myself. would particularly call the atten-
ton of those in want of Cooking Stove to the
American Alright, considered the best in the
mar ket, and warranted to bake in the oven. My
see; will take pleasure in showing them, whe
Their you Buy not. c. WOODWARD,
Pa. av., between 10th and IL tn ss.
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cAnusI,s sA1oon- pANclNe ACADEMY.

CARUSI has the honor 10 inform his former
L- pupils and the Ladies and Gentlemen OF
Washington and vicinity. that his Dancing Acad-
cmy will be &c opened on Tuesday, the let oil DC
tobcr. inst
L. {. j. now prepared 10 give lessons in all the
latost and most fashionable dances which have been
introduced since the lat season.
Subscription Look for the entrance Of Ladies
and Gentlemen j. opened at the Saloon.
For hours Of instruction, terms, &c, apply at the
saloon
Private Lessons given. Academies and extra
classes attended TO. The Saloon ia in complete
pair. we'll lighted with gas and will be rented on
moderate terms for Concerts or Exhibitions.
sept Intel 4 Unionl
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FOR CALIFORNIA via CHAGgEs-wITU-
OUT DETENTION At PANAMA.

6@Ek The United States Mail Steamship
~tf3- company sship G EoRGIA. on Wed.
E111e1 ncsday, September 18th, at O'Clock,
p. m, from the pier foot Of Warren street, North
river, with the Government mails and passengers
for San Francisco and intermediate porte.
The connex ion at Panama will be carefully kept
up, rs to prevent any detention beyond the usual
stay in port
1he books are now open, and passage can be SC
cured at the following rates:
FROM NEW YORK TO CHAGRES.
Statc-room berth. ...................S lOD
Standec berth, forward saloon. .......... 80
Storage berth, found bed separate table 50
FROM PANAMA TO SAN FRANCISCO.
Statc-room BERTH, ......'....... ; SW
Storage berth found bed & separate table $50
FROM NEW YORK.
State-roon Sfandse. Steerags
To Charleston or Savannah S25 $50 so
To Havana ..........-.... ~ % 70
To New Orleans .......... 10 90 %
Freight TO Chagrcs, 10 cents per cubic foot, pre-
paid.
Freight to Havana, IS cents per cubic foot.
COnsgnces TO receive their goods at ship's tackle
Immediately after her arrival at Havana.
To freight or passage. apply at the Office Of
the company, II Wcst street, corner Of Warren
street, TO NJ. o. ROBERTS
SPECIAL NoTicE il given TO shippers by THE line,
that the company have prepared form Of bill Of
fading adapted to their business, which will be
furnished to shippers application at the com
pany's office and with which they requested 10
prov ide Themselves other form will be signed
by the agents Of the company. All bills Of ladng
must be signed before the sailing Of the vessel.
Aug 30-tSlI
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I ice. HERE AND THERE, or, sh.tche.

- ofSociety and Adventure at FAR apart Times
and places Ry n. p Willis. vol.
Domestic History of the American Revolution.
By Mrs Elet, author of the "Women Of the Revo-
luton"
just published, and this day received and for
sale by TAYLOR MAURY,
Sept III Booksellers, near 9th street
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AGRICULTURAL FAIR AT ROCKVILLE,
IL

THE two large omnibuses, President and
l. General Taylor" of the Union line, will
leave the National Hotel, at u o'clock, a. m, on
will leave Rockville at 81 p. IN. Fare, the round
trip, 81 50.
l.. Sept ll-2t RESIDE & vANDERWERKEN.
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Or MAsONIC.-The Brethren OF WASH
ington Alexandria Lodge No D. and lafayette
Lodge No. o., of the city of Alexandria, Va, will
perform the interesting ceremonial Of laying the
corner stone of the new place Of worship Of the
Methodist Episcopal church south on Thursday
next, 18th instant, at O'Clock, .. M, aud would
iraternally invite the presence and aid Of their
brethren OF tic District Of Columbia whether resi-
dent or solournng, as ii is expected that distin
guished member of the Senate will perform the
ceremony, and deliver an appropriate address. The
attention of such Of the brotherhood members
OF either House Of Congress particularly directed
TO this fact. WILLIAM PAGE,
Sent N MarshAI
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nRATIoNs AMI spNEcMEs oF I'D

nRATIONs AND SPEECHES OF ED
~ ward Everett. vols. $40.
Specimens Of Newspaper Literature with Per-
sona Memoirs, Anecdotes and "Reminiscences BY
Joseph r. Buckingham. vols Boston
Tennyson's new pooIn, "lu Mcmoriam"
Yespucius and hs Voyages. by the Yiscount
Santarcm. | vol.
For sale by FRANCR TAYLOR.
SENT IL
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By c. w. BoTELER, Auctioneer.


GALE OF GENTLEMEN'S BELONGINGS,
- Fancy Articles, Perfumery, &c. at h"c-
tion.--On Thursday morning, september Iz'h'
commencing at 10 O'clock, IN, shall sell AT J.
H. Gibbs's Hair. dressing Saloon, National Hotel
general assortment of goods suitable for gentlemen
consisting, in part, Of
Silk and Satin Scaris and Cravats
Silk and Merino Shirts and Drawers
Suspenders, Shoulder Braces
Dressing Cases, Shaving Soaps, and Creams
Kid Worsted, and Silk Gloves
Canes and Umbrellas
Tooth, Nail and Hair Brushes, Razor StroPs
Superior Linen and Cotton Shirts
Dressing Gowns
Port Monies Pocket Books, Cigar Cases
Fine Tooth, Dressing, and Pocket Combs
Also, a choice lot of Lubn's Extract, Hair Oils,
and Colognes.
Together with large assortment Of other goods
not deemed necessary TO name, including a large
lot of the celebrated Frame Back and Egyptian Ra-
zors selected by MIR. Gibbs from the best factories
with great care. G. w. BOTELER,
Terms at sale. Auctioneer.
Sent lI-2t
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CITY TRADE REPOHT.

New YoRK, August 18th, 1850.
The cotton market firm, and sales again pretty
freely made. Operations, however, were somewhat
checked BY the absence OF the Niagars's mail with
private letters. Flour continued heavy, especially
for ordinary and grades of this State and wes
term while fancy and extra brands without change
There fair sales made for export consisting
perne and common brands of this State and Western
Canadian was quiet Southern in fair dem and
ct slightly easier rates for bran while fancy
brands remained the same. Beyond q small lot Of red
Southern wheat no transactions reported. Corn
continued heavy, and prices inclined to droop Sales
were made to fair extent at rates in favor to pur-
chssers Pork was inactive, but pretty firm at yestsr
days rates. Sugars continued hrm, and in fair de-
msnd. Coffee exhibited no change Molasses
comparatively quiet.
AsnEs.-The market continued steady, with good
demsnd and sales of 14o bbls at So for pearls and
BRrApsTurrs -Fl.w-some 10 200 bbls have changed
hands, including No. supernne and sour, at So OK
. 81. Mixed Western and common to straight State
at - Is . 81 s7t.. Straight to fancy Michigan and
and pure Genesses at IS 50 So 564. Southern Flour
lower with sales Of l.4oo bbls, at So Is SIS 31k
9 na I,ss and 81 sM tor straight and good nr.nd
inactive at with sales OF 200 bills Corn Meal
lsss 6uoysnt sales OF Jersey we're making ct 50 l2f
OF 20 bus. Common red Southern Wheat at 81 06x
Rye wasscarce; small lots selling $40 delivered
Oats were steady and in limited request with sales Of
Jersey, at 81 to 400 Northern at SO 4sc and South.
ern. at 80 3Sc per bus There easier feeling
in the market for Cn and the supply was better The
sales embraced 20 900 bus ~ % u2kc for Western
mixed. Round yellsw was held at 63 to CO. There
Southern offered Bisck-eyed peas were sell
Corrkr was In fair demand, with sales Of $50 bags
Costa Rics, at IKE; 600 Rio, at &c. loo AID 3V0
bags Lsguayra, 1T sac. 100.
CorToy-The sales 900 bales at prices similar
TO the close Of business yesterday.
PnE'emrs.-Rstes to Liverpool were arm, and cotton
VAS engaged 1T I'D; st,the clcse sled was asked
23O0 barrels Of -four also engaged, ct "a For
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sther Nathan Comstock, aving purchased the tswu-
ship OF Pennington. he, with hired man me out,
on. esoin and spent the winter Of 1880 In the
tour families that had settled In CanandniguA He
harvested wheat In 1880; the same year that whsat
was raiseo ~ Abner Barlow at Cana daigua, Jared
aud Enos Boeghton at Victor, and Peter shelter ~
scottsvne These were the first wheat growers west
OF Geneva lake Portions Of these pr mitvs whs II
crops west To OriskaDy to be ground. Three weeks
were consumed In going to mill" and returning
The brothers ComHtock were Darius, Jared, Joseph,
Otis, Nathan, and John but OF whom, John,
row survives They have all been prominent aud use
full ctisens ALL bat the subject of this nptoe found
Of set lem. nts In Lock port and Adrian Michigan
we'll as in Harrington. Though not as conspicuous
and NJ widely known Is the other ave brothers the
lately decreased has we'll discharged all the duties of
life He lived quiet unebtruve home life and this
inclination approached TO eccentricy ntl within
years he had not crossed the lake since he
out In 1883; at Rochester Buffalo but In
his secusion he had 80 richly stored . naturally
strong and vigorous mind with useful kno Wedge to
reuder him agreea bic and instructive com panion
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SEVERE THUNDER STORM AT CAMDTN.-Abeut
half past nine O'Clock on Tuesday evening, cur
city was visited with severe storm, accompanied
with heavy thunder and vivid lightning, which has
caused heavy loss of property in this vicinity.
The bells struck for fire at about ten o'clock,
which proved to have been caused by the light
ming striking frame house on email street run
niDg from Buckley TO Royd~n, owned by Caleb
Roberts, and occupied by the family of Mr.. Mccall
dey. The upper part of the house was shattered
end set on fire, but fortunately the family escaped
injury, except being severely stunned. Mrs Nc
Galley was sick in bed at the time, having but
two day previously given birth to an infant. She
was removed to a nelghboring house, and the tire-
men, BY their exer,ions, prevented the hire from
extending TO the lower story. The barn of Mr..
Griffith, ON the river, half way between Kaighas
Point and Gloucester, was also struck about the
same time, and entirely destroyed, with its con-
tents Two barns, on the farm of James A.
Pearce, on Timber creek, the little village of
AmonesoD, Il miles east of Woodbury., were also
destroyed by fire, kindled by lightning during the
storm. Two other barns, on the farm OF Mr..
Cooke, near Mulca hill, were also fired by the
lightning, and destroyed with their contents, as
was aleo barn in the same vicinity, the owner
of which could not be ascertaned. Phil. Ledger,
dug Is.
The punshment of HaEly, sentenced to death In
Rhode Island, for the murder his wife has been
muted to imprisonment for life.
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Our London Correspondence.
Movements Of Jenny Lird-1neodote Of IN,

LONDON, July b, 1850.
Movements Of Jenny Lird-1nscdote Of the
Nightingale.
The following anecdote Of this wonderful canta-
tricc, and no less wonderful woman has Just been
related 10 me by an eyewitness. IL is so charac-
terstic Of the Night ingale that send IL to you
From Stockholm Jenny Lind went for short time
to the Springs at Ems, andfrom thence proceeded
20 Schlansenbsd, on her way to England. A
town Of some importance lay in her route, and il
was not only known that she must pass through
this town, but information had also reached some
pcnobal friends OF hers residing there, that she
would tauy with them two or three days. The
announcement Of this fact, Of course created great
encit'ment: "A couple of amusement mongers in
the town hired the only public hail there, and
hlted y up IN anticipation Of engaging the Swedish
Nightingale for coDcer. They even went so far
az 20 sell several hundred tickets. at exorbitsnt
p'ic,e, for the concert in embryo. As soon as
Jenny arrived this pair Of SPECTATORS called on her
end inquired what they should pay for her services
one night at a concert
81 do not wish to sing for YOU" replied Jenny
Lind.
"But we will pay you literally for your services "
81 do not wish to sing for you" repeated the re-
1--WE have already engaged and fitted up hall.
ard sold tickets at high prices, and will pay you
$500 10 sing for US one night"
cannot hing for you"
"Name your own price-we win give IT,"
al will not sing for you," was the memorable re-.
ply Of Jenny Lind.
The gentlemen could scarcely conceal tl,ir in.
dignaiion, as they remarked, "ths decision Of
you're. Mademoiselle, almost ruins us. We have
expended seven hundred dollars 10 decorating the
hall and making arrangements for concert, at
which we had no doub; you would sing"
Jenny Lind Immediately counted out 500, and
placed Il in their hands, at the time expressing
the hope that they were satisfied. " inssmuch,"
she added, I" 80 your arrangements have been made
without my knoWledlOe on F"
The managers expressed themselves satisfied,
and withdrew.
The next day Jenny Liaa announced concert
for the benefit Of the poor in that town. The re-
ceip,s amounted 20 several thousand dollars, every
the emiabilityl L. g.
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The Watering Places,
CozzBNs' HOTEL, WEST PorsT, !
AUGUST IL. 1850.

August IL, 1850.
Arrival Of General Pat. from Saratoga.
arrived here yesterday morning by that perfec-
ton of steamers, the New World. There has been
very little out of the regular routine Of pleasure
and enjoyment at this delightful summer retreat,
during the past two days, except the arrival OF
Gen. Paez and suite from Saratoga. The General
appears in fine health, and has spent most OF yes.
tefday and to-day In visiting the public grounds
and buildings, and rambling about the many de-
lehtful rural spots 10 this vicinity. Gen. Paez
and suite returned from of these rambles after
the dinner hour yesterday aud they entered and
passed to the upper end of the table, every spoon
was dropped and every eye turned towards this
distinguished stranger. There are now about one
hundred and fifty guests at this house, but the
daily arrivals are not near as large as they were
two weeks auo
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c.sTs ays. .s.. HATH :, cS s
Collins: ISr. Spain Jnnissdi Isase.ad;ss. BiapSh:rd
, s.;s Ss;..
WIN so', s ,s,: v.s
% ss w.% rc. GAS :'hTs Asysss
Shsssrss a. Alfred psrrs'; Smith A. Hspsssn p.la.e
s sSs:s Peterson Charleston Sc steamer c'''' wilson,
having lost her msin;sii IN the blow on wednesday.
Bn K.rs Bcvp before reported abandoned n. yey.
i..s - $1,000 ssd ,nssr.a IL Bo:.1 dor 90 $40 e Witch
ssd SO a. "a. wsren The csrSo probably insured
ss e: n ,r: ,, a., On ., s as.
Of lie drift freight which might from h hut after
must have gone down soon after she va. sssndsa.s
Bag Her, from B,l,in'rs ,po5'.s per .slss.es yr.,t
Bs@ r.ncn. q Yarmouth. has been p,rchs.si .. New
ss. sSss ~ WIN h'"'aaS continued In Vie "AaDas
Bas A-cua,,rx.. sssr reported Yesterday a.her. =.
been shsstsd isteiyi burtaep IA tors.
Brr-ry, ssyboyrs Of saa from Pit,.on Me- for 8,
lib y jsly % Tie i,sss q ss%l,s
Is INTO CAPE Gsyss and srra.d .hssSs
Maine. .,.I.n Who ,ss isf. =, ..s Their is.ur-
70.
Bosien There fsr upwards $500
scuR BsiIsr at Fall River. 18Th from Philsdsighs,
threw ever Of her cargo Of zeal and iron during h'a
M scHn r.nsrysnsycr curry. from B..hur.. fr psr,
sSrs .s sss. @ ss s.r s
her ssrso 70. o. ~ssS pressed TO u. Gus
scHn AIsrsr cofn. while getting Proyidsnes river
ss. .'h'r' on f''S "'O' ''''''' ~ ''' gu
sen. rn.scrs H.ltrrr. w,idrou. a. r.n River I,.h.
ana vas compelled 70 throw part cargo
Bn,e AssA-, ceismss (. Caracas, from New rort, en-
.nss los. desi load aad received ether damage Ne ast
10 evca.
Wheat Tsps So,s Ia cncs.pssss Bay on sunday ss bus
60, % the nsr, The crew. and a. Lsvss
New Lsbdos, is,h. 20 haul mp having sprung sissk.
oui While 81 New .vss sfoi. hsr .ss Under sss ,ossa
s1oor Tpanrn Cbsmriir from Rondout for Providsnce
s seT Ti ss N"nS Rs.s snss. Hcssss an, On 10.
rs5s Tsf Ssss ''.1s1. s:r s
leak 90 rapidly that the master was forced % her
sss s.sssf repaired ls,sr g he .ss.su ;s:
fles 70 reach them which 70 the unfousd.d
from the Inited s,atss Tor Gait mia srs ii, .hip- ss
hssis zs triss s7 sehoensrss sleops snd ~ steamers
Naval.
y,y ordered t frsate Rsr,as ss from Norfois
cs%sssssr Joss ssSsd.r. !. ordered os. detached
from the renacsyers, Norfolk Ma term service
wssrs ,hs. Cen a.rlss Geo Sss or
dete 10 " d. 10 @ry's-
Soratcsa. Cow pder walker toved
naval anchorage. Norolk, Friesy. she
ses uer Enfineer "a Nsster Oims,ei ecmmssdinr
Comma Der Edvnrs Rutledrc. ~ South Csrolina 10 said
W haze resigned HE ccmmtasion In the nsvy.
TIE reclamation % Commsrder Rattle fre places the
Sbonpscn shsv. Of fhisssphia ., the besd q
c.ssssssl ssss r.s. q Sorro. As. resolved hi.
cen sss :, ss Rss sss ..y relieved Cor, Jones'
the Naval Asylrm In Philadelphia has ssen
sprensd 70 esmmana the Nsvy fartsre station 80
tkst rort hcisted his bread pe-n&nt Friday last
Whnsevm~n.
eva NBedford 18Th. Gov Trvup. Ccsscshsn NPOe..a;
srs Coz nsPhins tsf prrtmouihb Briggs Auaatie evesa
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z. !pssn Bryss Liverpool Marshal.
ssfs E fassi H sar RfsSs
s;.s; -.
81 ss.s
Ss;s:..:
man; 5. George SB. f.rnS.n GO: SAMSON wSsssr
ss'sls e. St Georges
xssns S,s%s Ssa:. s.s''rs sss:
ss;;'.
steamer.-Ironsidss, Green. Ph,ladelphia-
Hall sS asS
'e' N'"f'''' w. Arrived.
ss.n ssl Diam. sp' . sssss SS:
in The passenger: i% IA sSs cabin s'
Ship Queen the West tpl. H.lss. Live. pool July
~ Snip ss s . sy
.Is ss Is;
ship Caroline Ns.@ish Gv.rpso with nass and
SIP vs.nsss sof BssS1 Perry H.vre days. with md,.
and s SSs g PqnA." Dno1 "A,
.ss ..sns.r . AeIsi%.r Lisi.ssssa July y 10 .
x i.
5 Is In Il .i ss s s::s:
ship Americas conss.. ipt.l, Williams. Le.aen ..d
& s J.si IL: . 0i IL:
Dyer ssssry H,rrs. July Is with ma.. and
ship I.sa, bial. 0l..sOw g day.. With nsse, and 20
BIsesnsr Kilp..aei; from HsiifsI for Bernsds
bark Ansli. Brh Holder. St Pssrssurs 20 days with
barn Orion lBrsn, sehvsrt., Bremen, IS days. With
s.si .e ssn ~ or Pas.sS
Day. :us.1 20 n..1s rs:lP. e. G. s s. IL,
SI4 %n:is thssii T.r'ssss. cea. s. days. with RI
'i Sr al s.sslIsss sss ssisron. ossurs a.y.
Bris S.rissn. ss@1 BrinShss br.n.. 50 days. with
Brig Enssrrriss BIZ T1s. s. Martins a days. with sail.
III: Nam Windsor. Ns,n days. with plaster
sris s.soi: Issns fi,.-.r,h. ! a.y: With lumber.
ssir orv. Las: lBr Yori GALWAY asy. With IS pas
ssSr ts,S.ris.. miis, cur.eo.. July H. with nd.s to
ssSr Fair Post, cA.rls.se. dsys. with Gotten. MI
sshr 0reenw.y Couch. ReAmoadl dsys bou.d " Bridge
Ser, ws s tSS T,,|S Sss;rs,sr. SC
sssr Ersse: Eis:. ciarsS. fnsworsh. days.
sr bound 70
Sch. .ss;; ssa w syns.. T%.ss
s sss. bb.:.:: G.sisss s,Ts: ss
sloop Arien. Miller. Provitcnes. dsys.
ssiD x.nhsts,s s!ts, pAoa'tan Liverpool JAY iosA'
Br BRIG with plaster.
Ships Lady praahlis Liverpool John Merrieh CALIFORNIA;
Rhine tPrusb baltimore baIks Rose stsndsh. Noriean
and Bar Henry Pottinger.
Acc. r-wiaA ~ ssanss. fro. sw; meridian. s. ssss,-