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,uEted oul Of his s-ss Of GprSes oy ar T. y.
CsPd.n. Among tse new p,emhers, the return
~ 81 mfr gam far Brighton oo'a'a q ssst
o. amt The ,oss o. stveoG liberals slss xhesa
IN iase B,ese~sser b como nssd'a IN tue oss
o. L.ysyu foe yespIs Of TO revere swusses NAY DO
MI one sgsps. ,hs q her lard Joas Rossau has
o in shire ibs lo IN the ory, pyo.n & out hw
sptsg otr', Mr. a.,sss Cnv'e; and a. Re os Os,oene
brought Ia bis asgues vnh himself sssius, p,
oI opp,saoD ~ D,vvr Lord John RasAsIi --s uN ro
'n's IaY N tie 'or'ss sad parity TO the srsNfu exes
Vi D. o the mDuihy po,f'csi rg3ts 10 nss Id
vra'sd vtn much perseverance, su@ so MT seucoess
bus chose csio ssso pos sooco sfar tns 70
p"d 'tcsob OF oruati uenoy 10 sneir fsso' susn
Ge sone o. tie prd- OF on baf tho general cleo
ION The MpuiarhI gain already IN over 20 and more
msy coDudeuty b- cad from he counties aud 0sner
constituencits yet N declare thems,lses
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euAYAnA. Porto R'on March al, 1887.
o-y Gvsys~a Ccr'ro~dtnoe--ssoar K1te, asd Crops
Pr~pta Of Ne Plsn,ens-rAe we,.aer - Fssiphn AID
Sg xxi Rntes.
Prices Of both sugar and molassss have been fully
maintained despite the ubavcrssie accounts fro the
United sh,es sussys freely taken sess az, aod
ior ohoce erspds at Melsses quiet qn-ss 30
TIE crop 70 last o,avins 70 olose, ~ ioipsted
viii scarcely rsch cird Of IN average oue Ve-s
not Tor the very high r,cs Outlined by ptsnteys mssy
estates would scarcely pay tssir ouvre.t erperses We
have aueriy heen favored with ens res,ssnicg vs,us
shoh we're much vanted. More rain hes probably
'a within be last eshs days than suyiss the wnse 20
tpe year 1880 Freisbs =, The United saps dull
. $50. for sussy, and 80 . 80 90 fw rno,sspes
Amerscsn produce bscomiss scarce, I'D nrs, arrivals
vil DO vail
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Peysooas Intelligence.


Tho Hon. T. O4beil, ex-memper Of C,usrsss from
Florida is In Warrington.
TX @ serror German, OF uinBessss, was In cnscsso
On the io.h int, GA hh ~sy home from Washington
Hen. Ed~rd Everett len Boston 90 Nosssy Tor g.
Isos, where be has appointments 10 aslver a. address
occasion Of the iounds,s of me w..hias,sn Ua
ver,ny Of tho State OF susou and ss, 70 repeat n,s
ors'ion The ona'sc,er oS washington. Mr. Everett
VIII pv bsb, be semnt from soss,n three or f,1r weeks
Ps1os De Jancp, late sword mssts, ., the Military
Academy Res appointed 70 the new professershp Of
Spanph m tbss institution
The aids Of Cen sccu (Csp4 Lay OF the ipi.e,sy snd
aud 8sevc, ooone Saott nave se~r apo,iasd I,su-
tnsn, ColooeIs and n hs,eaftsr be borne uoon The
Amy lie, - ,ssh This wiu give ,hem bscs pag.
Hoo. @ Washington tue sts die ipsusbs, Assis,ass
Secretary Of tes United states Treasury, nov socst
Of The Actor House.
me uon'eIso (v,scopsfp, Lioer snnounoes that
tbsre ,hs cosips sumu or 10 pSrun Of ssme and 70
o'esnon.
BIZ Eroellepcy sir Edmund Head, Governor General o.
CstsIs hiss In contemplation vsis 70 Europe aarbstse
ensuing summer.
OF ua,e.ou, .ho be. been quite M for som, tine
part ~ ,sce'c,iss. sed the prcspec, hat he ~N ~
cover hn usual health
Prom otareslsn :. he ses.@;hs o. ss.sy,.s -
sbs Binriey, MS Hammer and CHA sr. ror.ny 80 u.
NJ; ss ,tvs All . ssT'srs s..y .sa y s..sS.
isdy and chiId Josn eic.hor. BLAKE ,~~sr.
son, seiser, David srsss- and IS IN he 'eerSse
Prom tsvsnnsh IN The steamship Asyasss .lesh Ma
s sS,s ssa s ss .ss a.. s Is. ps.sss
nrss ". eewse tbomp~p; Mss kerr ssa '.rysn sss.
s%.ssosg, Ss.s'.. Pos. \ 9 sssS sss slss. a;,,
Coo. s osnp oieE' w. s.'y' r slsSs .s
sce.r or,ts ,. sss,es os..r " , We t..s-sS
- lu h ~ ss~arNgA
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AID FOR NICARAGUA.

ANOTHER LITTER FEoM COL. REVIEW.
The 10 lowing call appears In the Memphis (renn.)
paper;-
L~s ~ rescus our oouptyymsu. We whose nance are
hereto subscribed. respectfully rsqoest ieho~ ,u
zsss OF sempAs end me su'roasdinS ocusvs 70 Assem-
Die 10 maze meeuse u neDphis, 90 s.tnrdsy, the "a
DAY NAY TIE purpoee Of taainS mo oonsderaico
the ~. prcsy Of raising msse'si 40 fr o~ssus ssi
Of copsutG - N the best Of rescsiog
WI q 10 tpst struggling repoblo
The cali is signed by eighty Of tbe citizens Of
Memphis.
The oownz letter from Col. even IL also given
In the Memphis papers,
CBAnssros. s. o AprI I. 1897
1vrived In tnis city tn~ morning, aoa shall
nsroe upsrsiiors here vsuroasIy. Ihave ~riueo
many letters into tpe icter,ov, and having
poly rascd from 81. j,cset regions be read, Y,
bars Of this p',ce BY toe 1st Of May Nov 10 the cvisu
pspiod OF tur fovsones, aud want evsry dollar
toai tbe trends Of the cau,s can co,iribass u you
have done vsp tn toe -sy Of rcoeivcg contrib lions
Tor wsb, 10 nbsrk from here foros - from 700 10
900 msp, and they must be armed and pro visiousd.
Donr sscs 70 rct up puoho meeos and - the ~
rain, be ,ssn,isl In the neAsume forward ell you
have yssed ~ fuuds aSso'u ely ESSENTIAL the
secpton OF ny present op raiops. walker, W the lest
stosner, writes enc,uynapfy, and sna'sssen
& kEFEN
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THE LATES T.
ralEsrs, March 30, 1857.

TRIESTE, March 10, 1857.
The steamer America arrived here ,o,sy aPM.
from A exspdra, which port left the s4sh Tho
lodi. oil vas leave Alexandra on tina, day With ad-
vires from H,pg Kong 70 Feb ,s Calcutta Fec. 20;
Madras, March 1; Bombay, MHeo 8; aud Bush re,
Feb. 10.
PERSIA.
on he sb cf February "A orce under 'spe-ai 0a,ram
oeaiued asgusi vot ny at Koosh'b over the psrssus
-ho commsn jed ny So ooi Nook On The 3D. OF
February en- expe irossrv feroe OF ilo cavalry
4so ,nfsDt'y, sud eisntsau GINS left 8p'hre. 10
0rty ono h.u,s thy reached tho Psrssu to,reaoh
M ps Bio' 'op dstai OF fory ak mes, whence
,be enemy ystrsared tee mount.in, so,p iosiuE tner
,tor' spi amnun'ticD, Nil OF -hion we're dcstrOyod
Too days after the Toons comm. ncsd their return
ms,h. An ineGe'tus n's ut attack male W the en-
envy ~ tsy 0resR on tue 9Th the Per,ah ny About
e,e@ sxorx, ~'tn five euus by loo BRIT sh
spd a,u lsry and to,si, rns enemy lost
ccnsi.ts q, ldkineo ana ca -ouudea. Llsai FrsncV.
i.pd wss hrIed, Capt Forbes Capt 1ocser AID usat.
Gree ntrse were wounded Tue expedition returned 70
sushne on the 1o,h February.
CHINA.
ia China with the exception OF an attack the jinks
In The Canon river urner sotive opsrs'i,n, mad
tk,n rIaee Adpnal Ne ymoar was Z. Hous K)ax wait
ia for reh iorcemep,s The trs' of Alum aud mis- fell
low prisoners pst rgsltei 10 vordo % = Mt Siy -
teIep, apbo iless.go received q, Bombay from s1e
sutpoitts Caouua states ,hss ths gnpe or Chipa
bad rent orders t. ieh conclude peace terms
At Hosg Ko'g ex hsnse wa. Is Ga A. soaash.e In
smounted TO 300 bales of vh,os o7,oo) had lsfs.
Prices had advanced $40. exchange ~ I'd nj Foo
CHOW ru;t1trG had taken pla;e In tea. the
import mArket was dull
Disturbances bave tatea p,sos Ia Pegu TheV are On.
i'm, orsnt bus they tsd to tkirmisn With Toe T. ,ops
The Bombay impo,, marxet vss steady Co.ton aud
oil ,geos were ser, 1rm Toe money marscs remained
unchanged Fr,ishts unslierd Exos.nss AZ. ikd.
IRE Calcutta export Nket w.s sitno ~ n1suge Tue
import rsrs,t vas very rtesdy Ffe,gn. we're looking
down Excnapge ~ 40.
A. a IN
demand 10 exports TRANSACTIONS limited owing ts
sh vt ,upplies Freish,s nrm. Exchange 70. 2Ad
70 "a Sxd.
CEYLOr.
erp rita Of co1es from lat OF October ampunted
to $50 COO cwt The pearl nsnery 70 opD nance
the sth Of March. IL wss expected TO be prohts lie
THE MsUsIriUS.
ON excessive We ,ho sugar crop OF 10000 tons 10
estimato
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Lsvws oy possss s,osp n, 90 nw stone OF the ~
rord Pr~eytersn cnurob, IN souto sxsn nreet pcsr
Jerfey avenue W he .id shs Afternoon. ~ o csock
Addresses ~ Rev ~. Bircha,d and WI lam r Dodge,
Zoo ars cbcy ssyviccs BY distfseus-sed clergy men.
Omrsuses rus rom the fesrJ " the svcsud rse nesds
Of thuveh ercpsscn are cordially nvied 70 atfend aod
cheer On 3 noeh On evpshA-
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AZ E AIRS IN NICARAGUA.

- Capture or C~ssaa'o- Operations On the
esn Jusn-rne C0st~ AZ xn View II WalA-
os's esOsp~css-rh. Resources Of Nicaragua
To- The TSa"sit Route and inc Cisycon-Uui-
vser Treasy-Lettess from Col. Hall and
o. u. FArnum
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We have Transferred a part Of our crew to mer-
cbahtman in exchange for some of his sailors, who
have been concerned in matiny.
One Of our marine corporals was tried by court
martial, convicted and sentenced to the loss of
some pay.
LETTER FROM COLONEL HALL, OF THE
NICARAGUAN ARMY.
70 THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.
NEW Yvax, April a. 1857
Noticing 10 70 days edition Of you. paper copy
ORDER signed Lockrdge, Colonel Nc,rsguau ny,
diminishing me rom his command, feel It my duty, in
self Defence to make statement In detail Of my iaro
due Ion slight connection bad with him recently
on the san Juan river.
A. the expIston Of NY fc,loash ien tha city, With
small detachment under Oapt. J. E Farpum, for San
Juan del No'.e for the OF resch,sg general hesd
quarter by The sAor,est route thai offered. Arrived
there found Impossible ss that time reach Rvss
by Par and therefore esermined to essay the river
lu med,ateiy arrival the email Rescue
sIopsside. and the SELF tyled Colonel Lookrdse
boarded N. ] introduced him our meu aud
stores were beirs transferred TO her. and immsdi
Aely proceeded up the river point led Damp II u.s.
and, sndog there, joined the forces under General
Wheat, Colonel TITUS ami Colonel Anderson. whilst
hove ~ She solicitation Of LocGrog and tor hs betsee
70 s.ss semsor:ry cS.rre Of .Ss oomni:ss
oonnecsion I had With tne river commsad. 10.
day sfter the battle VI serapqui fought Captain
farpum being In Temporary oommsnd OF mo 70 ruiz,
snsne VIC ,sa ,,.,a INV oepA,s" ,us
parry with Lsckriase .ho during the entire cog
vss nos onoc exposed to any manner Of dancer snsr
S %.,,SsS anon ne M an, =, a, s,. hos
without the prescooe Of Ioogrdes duyins the o.,
Assf the occsp.eon Of ssrsplqui Vas upon the boat
- ~. - G..s,,,c ~ ~. ..oo ~ ,.S,.s
the troops m der General wheat ana OoousI titus s1si
were TO- and DID asect thai pia"e During she snsSe-
%. .ss 80 -s.n an..e ~ ..~,~.S .Sr.ss a.
sent 3 nes,ase 70 Colonel rtus 70 she srecs snw 10
should hold bis position Tor twentyfour hours In which
une - p!o%u ~ ,e'u,n s r ~ ",n moa's
49, - 49, ~ -" !. n.s..r 80 80 ~
r,S ~ ~ =. ~. .ry...s 80 -. ~, Sv,s
ssro seu W ~ - - - M" - ~ -
Isu.s W - !" - =. , . W !" no ~. 70
""u soe IN ~ :. Iou, IN. go W
uys. nsus, ~ NO o'o' oo'""o' A""s ~oa'u hos oAvs
fostoo. 49, - A. ---.,- -
A. nave oonuoucc w. w - w oooneoeoe lot
VIC purPose sno.ps INC DA no""Pssoocy sna
Tss rks.S ior seu VIC. ny ssnIse tuns on
Incse ~ tne csuseu W. nsve sce 90. ou%pnne
s az az. Irs. 49, 80, -. sons., 90, ~"
opennn " me ssn 5s.. r.', my none.s ooav,o
uos .oss nso ven wness =. sny ssues o1P, ses, aa
n.a INC ,cm ., ps oa.s w. ~ oV 49, srs
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THE VALUE AND RESOURCES OF NICARA
qua.


whilst certain parties, whose friendship only
,asts whilst things 20 smoothly, have been turning
their backs on Walker, his many friends were con
eoct,ns pIsns which have brought to successful
issue the late operations on the Gan Juan river.
The New York commodorcs have still time to unite
in his favor with advantage to themselves. Should
they however, oppose him, the result Is certain
they will all tall together to the ground. There Is
but one favorable route through Nicaragua, or TO
the north OF IL. Commissioners may sell other
routes to gull the public. but the one route, which Is
solely in the possession Of General Walker, Is now
and will remain his 10 grant and his TO support
There may be fools who will accept the terms Of an
imaginary route from the 80 called Riyas party, but
their seusion will last no longer than that party,
and will soon die of with Il. The taking OF Leon,
and the dispersion Of those there, is but tri6ing
matter for Walker 10 accomplish, and now that the
San Juan river IL again in his possession be VIII
au;ckS srs,ter them north and south. where,
y en-. will be the grants Of the Risas party -,
Fre,,he event occurs however, speculatcrs viii do
SAeir utmost TO get some millions OF s'o,k into the
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SPAIN.

The elecons or the Covvs began the 2sso March
the pYsspects favorable for q victory Of tbs govern
mept
The IofApt Don Enrique, brother oftss King has
ordered W qrn Spain and 70 70 70 France secsuse be
declared fcv the prosresstt tins.
desrs,oe from hsdrid OF 7ttb March ssys me die
position 10 10 siii continuing fhe Offers Of Mexico
do rot ssfY The demands Of spain Tue eifoums,sno,
Of Count walewssi having addressed motto W the Mar
GUESS do rursot vhev,ia Ne apyrev Of Ge oonduct Of
s,ssn 70 Of no small influence on the eadfau bsssvov
n, tns spantsb cab,pet
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DENIM ARK

CoPsszsexs, March 80, 1907.
TO Day ,be Frevch smssssader o. THE curt he, OK
chspsed tho Publications Of TIE sound Dues treaty on she
par, OF his government
On the ash inst pro, sory decree the transit duss
va tublsbed by the xipiskr OF Foreign Affairs
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officers at San Juan, or It attempts
to evade It's ohsations reinstate the trsnstt. our
wer convention Iepudiated by that Power aud for
ever forfeited by nom performance of contract
This forfeiture would not exempt our government
from the fullment OF its pledges, nor fro toe duy
OF protecting the lives and fortunes Of It's citizens
in the lawful pursuit Of their affairs on q route
recognised as free international highway yet our
trade must retire from this best line TO the Pacific,
u our government will not take measures to secure
It from the lswess assaults OF the irrespO asible
ansrshies that border all OF our lsthmus lines OF
interOcean communication.
certain class Of statesmen may deem 1t neces-
sary to obtain the aid and consent Of foreign 60
vefnment before ours can promise - OK emo It's
guardian care To American rights on American
higbw avs but whether necessary or not, the Clay
ton Bulwer treaty was ade and still exists, and ny
II both governments bound tn main ain the secu.
rtv and neutrality Of all rhe Ishmus avenues TO the
Pacific from such piratical forays as the Costa
RcoDs perpetrsted rome mouths since, under
British aid and encouragement, on the Nlcaraguan
transit.
Costa Rica has three times assaied this transit,
and on ope occasion ifteea anofendiug Americ An
citizens were Slang htered. TIE sssailaDts were
armed with miDie guns IRON the Tower OF LONDON,
and we've Incl ed to the war by British agents. The
Costa Ricaos alone bad not the strength or the ca
pacty to destroy the nicaragua transit, and they
despatched their agent Senior AlvaradO, last Sep
tember, to San Juan, to arrange with the British Of
fciss the plan which was carried into effect in De.
cemher. Of this, full evidence Is in the possession
Of the Cabinet Washington, ia easily obtain
able. This COVE rnment has no choice before IL but
to call NJ England either TO admit her complic,y
with Costa Rca to assist in cbastisDg these out
RACES on the transit II england evades her shace
of the work of RESPIRATION, the United States vii,
know how 10 take care OF their own interests, and
will be happily relieve ed from this deceptive and
taDeliDg lance Of April 1860. w. l.. G.
New YORK, April 10, 1857.
LANDING OF UNITED STATES MARINES, ETC.
UsTsD SrArEs SHIP ST. M.Rys.
SAN JUAN DEL SUR, March ID, 1857.
We are getting under arms to proceed on SHORE to
protect our Consul from the attacks Of the Costa
Ricans, or from any Of Walkers army who may be
disposed to modest him destroy the public peace.
We arrived here on the 10th OF February, since
which it has been blowing most violently, without
intermssions0 violently, that it only last night
we were able TO get into haIbor.
The British steamer Fisk has been here, but we
have never exchanged salutes with her. She left
here for Panama a few days ago.
We have transferred a part Of our crew to mer-
cbantman, in exchange for some of his sailors, who
have been concerned in mutiny.
One Of our marine oorporals was tried by court
martial convicted and sentenced to the loss of
some pay.
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III, HEALTH or CAPT FAYsSOUX-NEws
OF WALKERS VICTORY AT PANAMA.

captain Fayssoux, noted in the annals Of the
Nicaragua navy ~ commander Of the Granada Ia
here. He is at present board the steamer 0zaba,
wing in port, and Is suffering severely from rheu-
rnatio affection.
The news from Walker, as brought here by some
OF his men, would lead us 10 suppose that his star Is
srain in the ascendant. He is reported TO have
gained q victory over the allied forces OF Central
America forcing them to retire With loss Of about
Z COO men.
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tDe Conservatives.
From tee Loudon Times, March so
The sppsai 20 the people hes peeo answsrsf Win
force and es,rcsness beyo sntcipalous &c nay
even say -ishcs mild rebuse ani moderate De
coursR, the utmost that hoped or desired
for poraf vbch vas raseer fsctous aea eiso,ieyous
weoly unpsncpscd. aod Ne c-rtsiniy dia nos on
pes ts signal re,ribu ID n hss fallen the heals
o. s.thors Tee League hes dec ppssred hon Par
hsmsn' Cobcep baa been beaten By 2ie votes q,
Bocde'sneid Bright ssd minor si,sos b, from tee
tsse beaten 81 sslfcyd BY . Ministerial rrsaesv
ony tvo or three os,s In The hsid waimslsy sbrowp
on, o. Lscsasr snd, neser hone 81 sse rcvss san.
ks BIZ seat Ut Az esbury and sr r. 8syiss
'sved he ~ Portsmouth, which be hes for
Twenty svs yesrs. NJ. GiaSst,ne loses tue noisy
rcrs Of M. Phsmoye. vhc has been psired oss wst
b'osher asd foy ~ 1884, tie qn'etsv vote
Of Sy 2 Hovthcuee On ne Other side svg scmsska
bic casuslJks. NJ " Peel he's been bestev n Barry
ane Adebai Berkeley, rhn Naval LesA. be- sssa
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Asraton, and they guarantee tue neutrality thereof,
40 that II may be forever open and frce and the
capital invested their in secure"
IL seemed to be the intention Of the late Dallas
Clarendon treaty to narrow down the scope OF this
convention to q mere Anglo American copartner
ship, IN dismember Nicaragua FOR the exclusive ben
eft Of Costa Rcs and the half breed Africans called
Mosquito Indians Ordinary ilinustering becomes
moral and praiscworthy under the sanctioning pre-
csdcnt OF the wholesale partition Of Nicaragua by
the Dallas Clarendon scheme. Nevertheless. even
granting that United Stares Senate might be found
capable OF ratifing that extraordinary Arrangement,
it could not abrogate The right TO indemnity or re-
instatement already vested IN contractors Who had
embarked their capital In Opening q practicable
communication across the Isthmus" Of Nicaragua,
under the guarantees OF the Csy Bulwer treaty.
Whatever they contracted aftei April 10th, 1850,
scared by the pledged faith and treaty obl,ga
tione of both Great Britain and the United States,
against interruption, seizure, OF any violence what
ever and the caDital therein employed from detcn
ton or confscaton.
Some months have passed since the transi. was
interrupted and the free passage OF trade To the
Pacific entirely destroyed by Costa Rca, the favored
ally OF England. Wharves and buildings tie
solely AZ the expense Of American contractors wers
burnt, and the lake and river steamers, employed IN
the transportation Of passengers between our Pacific
and Atlantic States, ferc,by seized and held as
prizes Of war by the same ally Of ENGLAND. BY this
act, Costa RIGA put itself In an attitude OF war
agsinss Great Britain as well az the United states.
and II the latter Power made the convention Of
April 1850, in good faith IL " bound to dismiss the
officer in command Of her feet at San Juan for
eereiiction Of duty.
The Nicaragua transit route was broken no by
open force, and England who had engaged in the
Clayton Bulwer treaty TO protect IT, and present
with naval force and al necessary power TO per
form her engagements, became, in tact, the accom-
pce Of the Costa Rcans in the pratical seizure OF
the American steamers. Her naval officers became
the custodians Of The plnndered property, which
England was under solemn obligations TO defend
from the " Interruptions, seizures and connscahons
If the govern nent OF Great Britain refused or
neglected 20 redress this groas and open IN
fraction Of the Clayton Bulwer treaty by Its
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ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS.

BROWNS HOTEL.-E = AIvord Ind w
Cross, do; A Cross, do; T. M Young, NY
z ID Nelson, do DR. billiard and lady, Va; 81 n
Peyton, do; L Peyton, do; w Bolivian do.
c II Smith, do; I Myno:t, Tenn w n Ches-
ter, Miss; Chinault. Ky; B Caulneld, NJ;
Hodges, Md w o Tdlburt, do; @ Helm
and lady, Va; Gibson, Pa; Hon ii Savage
lady, Va; Maxwell and lady, Ala; \ r strong,
do; l. Bellinger, Tev w w Lamnon Md:
yohn Bowes, do; Wilcox and lady, CT: G
Wilcox, do; Chalres + Smith, Md; Chas Ellen
brook. do; w X Constable, Md; J J Davenport
MI; E Hendley and lady, Va; FAINT Nd: j
M Hall, Pa d Hart, NY; d Dunseombs,
NY.
WILLARDS' HOTEL-G T Wallace. NJ
Smith, Il + Barksdale, X and J r Edmund.
jr, Val Morrill,, Misses NJ b and A w Nor.
Iill, Mass; Geo Neales, Pc; J A Shriver, Md: I
+ Reynolds, L SAj IA Dyons, II ID Mearas Md;
VIM ii Ludlow, Majors, l. n Burchild, w g
Ous!ty and servant, Col Van Buren,, r Yorke. v
y; w Lingun Guither, A Kilgour, Md; Hon r.
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DRfosIfs. Deposits received and Checks paid
without charge. Drafts on the northern seaboard
cities received on Deposit at par, and Exchange on
INTEREST on DKPosITs.-Interest will he allowed
on Deposits at such rates as may be agreed upon.
n! DsrGsITs IL viRsINIt AND UScUsREsr MONEY.
ceived to be checked for payable same fands or in
specie, we charging the regular EXCHANGE.
~ &c tea Drafts and Bills Of EIShanEs
ana Securities, at the market rate.
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United States, on Deposit Of Money or Collatsrsis,
and interest allowed II Money is deposited, and
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Of Credit On England Ireland and Europe, furnished
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graph.
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Land Warrants located on commission.
Land warrant quotations regularly furnished II re-
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REAL ESTATE AND IHsuRANcRs.-R Real Estate
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