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NEWS FROM BRAZII,

BY the arrival at this port of the schooner Coast
Pilot, we have papers from Bahia to August G. and
Rio Janerio to August l.
There is no general news of interest from Bahia
At Ro Janero on the 10th of July there was an
lnsurrection of slaves a small scale which at one
time threatened to become serious. Sr. Antonio
terreira Guimaraes having determined to sell his
slaves, they resisted, when he ordered them to be
punished Thereupon they took possession of his
house, and barricading the doors, ascended to the
root whence they assaied the people in the street
with tiles, bricks and pieces of furniture. The
slaves resisted all 0vertures to surrender until a
strong military force was brought to the spot The
soldiers blew open the door of the house with pow
der, and charged the slaves the point of the bay
one out the negroes resisted to the last and were
only captured after a desperate battle. There
were several persons severely wounded on both
Sides
Madame La Grange has been engaged for the
imperial Opera House at Rio Janero, the papers
say, at salary Of $50 600 per annum, with all her
expenses, and those of her suite, ten persons She
Is also to have house in the suburbs of Rio Fifty
thousand francs are to be advanced before she will
undertake the voyage.
large number Of German emigrants have lately
been introduced into the empire
Embarkation of coffee in Rio, from July to 81
1905 bags.
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LATEST NEWS.
TELE G r A M S

RECEIvED ATTHE OFFICE OF THE
DAILY EXCHANGE.

SYRACUSE Sept 1.-THE city is full tonight of par
interested in the Democratic State Convention which
assemblies to All the counties to
have sent their best Caucuses are numerous.
The prominent candidates for Governor are Amasa J.
Parker, David l.. Seymour, William Kelley and William
f. Allen of Oswego Allen is the Dickinson candidate
but Parker is ahead. Horatio Seymour positively de.
clines nomination. and will be President
of the Convention.
Fernando Wood Chief of the Dickinsonites now asks
only the Programme of last year, admitting half
each city delegation be adopted but the Convention will
sustain Tammany Hall.
Sydney p Fairchild will probably be temporary Chair
man and the organization of the Convention will
with the friends of Tammany and the Administration
Tickets admission to the floor will be given the
gates. and no others will he admitted
SYRACUSE, September Is The State Democratic Con-
venon here to-day and after being called order
Hon. Horace Seymour was made temporary chairman
proceeding ballet the question of
from New York city settled after exciting debate
motion refer the question of the admittance half
each list of delegates the Committee of Contested
Seats which finally carried by of Ga to 2s
The Convention then proceeded to the choice of Presi
dent when Mr. Seymour elected amid much enthusi
asm. lie addressed the Convention at length.
SYRACUSE, Sept. 15.-fhe Committee on Contested
Seats reported in favor of the admission of the entire
Tammany delegation whereupon the Wood men all with
drew under protest.
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE cry c0UNcyt


H. WEDNESDAY, Sept Is, 1858.
- FIRST BRANcH.-The Branch met Present-Jyo T.
Dunnock. Sl'' ''
Mr CLARK presented petition from Jas Hssey asking
to erect frame back building his dwelling
no lo' Hoffman street. Referred to the Committee on
Highways. ~
MI WOOD presented petition from Dr. Segufn asking
compensation to the amount of SO attendance upon
Pece oincer Jenkins who was injured in the discharge
vi ri ms duty referred to the Committee on Claims
- me fkESlDENF submitted communication from the
health oicers relative to the sw milk question setting
Iori tha they deemed such milk detrimental to health
Laid on the table
Mr.. CUNNINGHAM submitted an ordinance surplemcnta
ry to the ordinance relative the erection of steam en-
glacs IN the city Laid on the table
MI buKEHART moved consideration of the vote
adopting the ordinance relative the steam fire nums
The motion prevailed, and the ordinance was laid mon
the table ~ ~ Ni'
The Branch then adjourned
SECOND BRANCH.-The Branch met pursuant to od- -
Journment Present-John B. SEIDENsrRICKER ESQ
President and all the members. ~
An ordinance for the cfectuaIy LIGHTING thn
Streets lanes and alleys of East Baltimore with rs
received from the First Branch and laid on the table
An ordinance to open and condemn Lanvc street from
walsh to Fremont street was received from the First
Branch and passed.
resolution granting permission TO Edward Codd
ana John NJ Ashton, to erect engine on their
premises on the WeStside OF south Caroline street was re-
celved from the First Branch and adopted
An ordinance providing for the materials to be used in
the oil lamps of the city Baltimore was received from
the First Branch and laid the table
The Branch then adjourned until this afternoon at
O'clock w
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Ohio State Fair

SANDUSKY, Sept 14-The opening of the ninth annual
State Fair of Ohio oay is of the favorable
ter The weather is beautiful and the attendance large
more tickets having been sold than he first day last
year. The entries unusually large in all the depart
ments, except fruits and flowers The entries of live
stock number ten hundred and fifty four and the msce
laneous. fifteen hundred and sixteen
Mr. Balm, of Nena, exhibited specimens of the Rarey
system of horse tanning to immense crowd The eX-
hbition of stock is particularly fine and the entries of
horses fifty than at any previous State Fair To-
morrow the stock is to be exhibited and the ae
and on Thursday or Friday the ladies' equestrian per
formance, for three prizes, takes place.
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Lewis BnniX and Peter Stther yesterday arrested
by officer Edwards the charge of assautng and beat
ing Martin Woverton. They committed to iai in
default of security, for further hearing, by Justice
Logan.
Constable James, yesterday arrested Robert McKaig
charged with stealing box of brass valued at 81 so the
property OF the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co. Justice
hisor released nm on security, to answer at Court
jacob Frank was arrested yesterday, by officer Red
grave charged with shooting with intent to kill Daniel
Brown The affair occurred during progress the
ght on Monday last on Federal Hill He held for
hearing by Justice Morrisnn
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Departure of the Propeller.

BOSTON, Sept. l4-The steamer Propeller, Captain
hacher, sailed O'Clock this afternoon for Liverpool
via St Johns n. F. Her departure quite an event
especially among our Irish fellow citizens The steam
ferry boat John Adams chartered for the
gully decorated, with large crowd board accompan
led the Propeller down the harbor, with band music
firing saues, and other demonstrations of interest in the
fist which has ever visited Boston from Ireland
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TNDTESTS

Coroner Spartin called Tuesday to hold an in
quest over the body of colored named Augustus
Aprahams aged about 75 years, sawyer who sud
denly fell dead the Exeter and CRANKY streets
me Jury rendered verdict of disease from heart
ne same coroner held an inquest the body of
infant, which found floating the back basin sewed
up IN an old piece of carpet The body marks of vfo
ence and the jury rendered verdict death by injuries
received at the hands of some persons unknown to the
Jury - ~
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CIRCUIT counr OF HOWARD coUNrr-JuIge Brew

CIRCUIT COURT HOWARD CoUNTY-JuIge Brewer
presdlng-The following business occupied yesterday:
In the case Of State Merrken the Jury rendered
Ve'dlct OF guilty of assault with intent murder"
motion Tor new trial the ground of of the jurors
pelg under % of age by the court
which said that it had carefully examined that question
ana mad long since decided that admitting the Juror to be
under the age, twas not ground for nec trial
The case of Napoleon Bonaparte Walsh as Baltimore and
o haroad Company an action of damages for passing
Save negro over the road, occupied the day
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pennsyIy,ni, poIitics
I,ANGAsTFI

LANCASTER, Pa, Sept 15-The Democratic County
Convention met here to-day and nominated James NJ Hop
kins for Congress by accamation He made speech
cepng the nomination, taking ground against sectional
strife and aholitionm and in favor of the admission of
Kansas and the adoption of such tariff would put
every furnance in blast in the State.
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TeniueranceC Convention

BosToN, Sept 1.-THE State Temperance Convention
he'd here to day in fremont Temple, quite fully
tslded The Hon Joseph White, OF Lowell, was chosen
President with twenty Vice Presidents, representing va
ra sections of the State The annual report of the State
Temperance Committee speaks well of the success the
cause during the past year. and encouragngly of the
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From New Mexico.

INDEPENDENCE, Mo, Sept. 12.-The mail has arrived
with New Mexico dates to the 3d Doubtless battle has
been fought between Major Brooks command and the
NoWao Indians, the Major intended destroying their
Indians had offered to indemnify him for the loss of their
negro.
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Congressional Nominations.

CINCINNATI, Sept 14.-Timothy c. Day, from the 1st
District and John A Gurey from the 3D. nominated
for Congress to-day by the Republicans.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept l4-ln the 5th Congressional Dis
trc of this State Owen Jones has been nominated by the
Democrats John Woods is the candidate of the opposition
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Steam Fire Engine Parade-The Pike Peak
Gold Discovery.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 15-The Steam Fire Department of
Ibis city paraded yesterday with seven engines which
severay tried and played an average distance of
230 feet through 100 feet of hose.
The accounts from the gold diggngs at Pixies Peak
laye been cOrroborated Companies forming in all
he Kansas towns and stage line is about to be esab-
ished from Fort Riley to the digeings
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in their efforts to the books &c At an early hour
IN the morning, Fire Inspector Boyd had a number of
men employed to clear the premises of the ruins prepara
tory to their immediate repair Throughout yesterday
the clerks and other employees there were actively enga
Ged IN preparations for speedy resumption of business
OF which but little yet could he transacted norma
un OF the disaster at dispatched Treasury
Department, at Washington, prompt action may be
expected with view to temporary arrangements
discharge of the public business but under the most fa
ForaDe several days elapSe before any,
thing like order be restored in several
Waterman Nyneman made narrow escape from death
ny sufocation he had returned TO the building after
Delng driven out by the flames and being
the heat and smoke, fell to the floor His cries for helm
were heard for time before assistance could he a
forded him, but finally Inspector George Reilly Watch
man Washington Goodrich. officer Pndell and NeSsrS
Gray, Shaw and Jones of the Mechanical Fire Company
succeeded in rescuing him when almost exhausted and
after receiving the professional attention of Dir Hinze be
was removed to his residence. Inspector Reilly also
seriously injured by being caught by large
falling ceiling, by which he prostratcd and much
bruised whilst the arteries oone of his severed
and the arm lacerated in painful manner.
Inc building was the property of the government and
uninsured
ACCIDENT WITH CAmpHENE-About S O'Clock, on Tues
day evening last, lady living in Union near Ross
was hlllng a camphene lamp, the wCkS henp at
the time when of the children accidentally struck her
arm, causing the burning fluid to ignite and spread
throughout the room. The lady Immediately gave the
alarm, and with the assistance
was eNtinguished.
RUNAWAY NEGROEs.-Two negroes named Peter Henry
lraVers and Solomon Henry TraverS, yesterday
rested by officer Lemon the charge of being runaway
from gentleman in Dorchester county. Justice Boyd
committed them to Jail for further examination
CONDITION CHARLES CANoLEs-This man who was
badly stabbed Sunday night last by William Carmap
now hes in precarious condition at his residence Mad
son street near Stirling Modification has taken place
anu ms physicians have hopes of his recovery
ARRIvAL-The English Minister, Lord Napier arrived
III tllS last and stopped the Eutaw
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CoIored Mems state Convention.

TROY, n Y, Sept. IA Coored Mems Convention is
in session in this city VIM Rich is President and about
to-day supporting the Republican State ticket but they
have not yet been acted upon.
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Later from Havana
CHARLESTON, )

CHARLESTON, Sept 1.-THE steamship Havana, from
Havana and Key West the 10th inst has arrived at
this port Sugar was unchanged, Moasses five to six
rias. FreightS dull. Sterling Exchange Is per cent
Exchange on New York so per cent.
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Paper Mill Burnt.

ALBANY, Sept 1.-THE paper mill at Chatham Four
Corners, burnt this morning, together with dwell
ing and several outhouses. man named Levi Garvey
was burnt to death in the dwelling Property owned by
Mr.. lSaacson.
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From the Philadelpsia Pennsyrpanian.

BlSllOG DUANE AND KEW. MIX. GARDEN.
The Rev. Mr.. Garden. of the Church of St Ma
thas Nineteenth and Wallace streets, having, al
legged, violated canon of the Episcopal church, du
ring recent visit to Cape May, Bishop Doane, Of
New Jersey, has issued Il proclamation torbdding
the Rev. gentleman from again officiating within the
bounds Of his diocese The following is the Bishops
proclamation
To the Rer. Richard A. CardeR, PresLytey ofh Di-
0cese Of PennsgirGnia.
In the Banner ofhe Cross for the 26th of August,
1858, published in the city of Philadelphia, where
you are a resident, are the words following:
"Recentlv," to wit, on Sunday 25th of July
''the Rev. Mr.. Garden, a visit to Cape May in
the diocese of New Jersey, preached there, and
administered the Holy Communion, calling on the
resident Methodist minister to assist him in the ad
ministration Of the elements. There were other
clcrgymen of the church there; one of whom re-
fused to participate in so irregular a service"
| have been duly certified that the allegation
thus made is true. | have waited till this time for
your explanation or apology. | have received
neither.
| therefore deem it my duty, under the sixth can
of the General Convention of 1850, to admOniSh
you for such act of misbehavor, in violation of the
provision of the ordina under which you became Il
deacon and priest.
''NO man shall be accounted or taken to be n law
ful Bishop, Priest Deacon, in the church, or suf
ered to execute any Of the said functions except he
be called, tried examined land admitted thereunto
according to the form hereafter following, or hath
had Episcopal conservation or ordination" And |,
moreover, forbid you to ollicate in the diocese of
New jersey.
Given at Riverside, this 4th day of September,
A. ID. 1858. Witness, G. w. DOANE,
Bishop of New Jersey.
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ISOhllerr
NOn-Arriyal of the Persia,

TROY, n y, September 14-The wholesale dry goods
store of Van Schoonhoven Proudt Co. was entered by
burg lars last night and robbed of about 600 worth
goods
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The seventh annual meeting ofthe American Phar-
maceutieal Association began in Washington on
Tuesday, SO new members were elected.
Reports from the following committees were then
received; that from the Executive Committee was
read in full, the others by title From the Execu-
tive Committee, from the committee on the pro-
grcss of pharmacy; on syllabus of of stu
dies appropriate to the student of pharmacy: on
weights and measures; on the preliminary revision
of the PharmacOpGia on the adulteraton of drugs;
on local unofficial formula; and on the amendments
of the United States law regulating the importation
of drugs and medicines \ committee to nominate
officers appointed.
And the following nominations were separately
confirmed
President-John L. Kidwell, D. c.
First Vice Presdent-Edw. r. Suuibb n Y
Second do.-Jas. O'Gallagher ST. Louis
Third do.--Robt. Batty Roul Ga.
Recording Secretary-W. j. NJ. Gordon, Cincn-
natl.
Corresponding Secretary-Ambrose Smith, Phil
adelphia.
Treasurer-Samue NJ Colcord. Boston.
The nominations for Executive Committee and
the Committee on the Progress of Pharmacy were
laid over Messrs. Graham of Baltimore and
Stearns of Detroit were appointed Committee to
which was referred the report upon a syllabus of
course of study appropriate to the student of Phar
macy.
The Committee on weights and measures recon-
mended the adoption of decimal scale of WEIGHTS
and measures.
LATER FROM Observation-Disclosures advices from
Kingston, Jamaica, to the lst inst, state that the
quantity OF sugar in first hands is quite small and
sells at lSs.Gfl per 100 lbs. The island is healthy,
but is suffering much from drought, and the canes
look as If they were scorched by fire. and the
ground so baked and cracked that no small portion
OF rain will suffice to soften it again. The mercury
averages 80 degrees above zero. In the parish ot
St. AIMS, violent gale of wind accompanied with
heavy rain, thunder and lightning, prevailed on the
2sth ultmo, which caused considerable damage to
the crone and dwellings, Tho storm was confined
in it's nrtont and ti.e neat which followed dried up
tba 90 ~. IKE the floor of an oven.
Ray Thompson and John G. Thompson, leaders in
the Quarantine riots, have been arrested for arson.
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SANDY HOOK. Sept 14The weather is very dark, with
ram and there signs of the R. NJ Steamship Per-
sia, now in her eleventh day from Liverpool She is
hardly likely to make her appearance before morning
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The Comet,
HALIFAX, N s., Sept 14The comet was seen here last
night in about l65 deg ascension 27 deg declinaon
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BOARD OF TRADE.
Committee of arbitration for the month Of September.
HUGH JENKINS,
j. HANSON THOMAS, BASIL T. ELDER,
LATIMER HOFFMAN, FREDERICK FlCkEY.
BOARD OF TRADE.
sf(onttarv anO Commercial 8tbitn.

BALTIMORE, September 15 1858.
The transactions the Stock Board are almost nom
nal neither buyers sellers showing any disposition
operate The business the day falls short $12O
but prices continue without any material change. The
only sale of Baltimore and Ohio Railroad single
share at $57 cash, though it closed S574 bid, s57A
asked regular At the Board there sales of 100
shares Northern Central at S2l4GS2 buyer so days
and it left off at S21 bid S2 asked cash After the
Board sales of $50 shares took place SEX cash. $2%
buyer 60 days OF Bank stocks 20 shares Western brought
S2 and Is shares Bank of Commerce S24 We also
sales of 45 shares Santa Clara Mining Company
$40 cash and short tme and shares Baltimore and Cuba
Mining and Smelling Company at $54 There moth
ing done in either Loans Bonds which held about
previous rates.
further decline took place fancy Stocks at New
York to day Erie fell off \; New York Central 4 Read.
ing q; Cleveland and Toledo q; Rock Island \; and
Michigan Southern 4.
The following is comparative statement of the exports
Exclusive of specie) from New York foreign ports
the week and since Jan. l
Total for the week 81 3e9 295 sS99I95 $S71 2Os
Previously reported. 53,06,34t 9,26265 Al ,750,606
Since Jan. 1...... s54 AIS 639 5Ol6l $40 4262l sl4
The exchanges at the New York Bank Clearing House
Tuesday SIS 926 O19 o6 and the balances S74,
716 Oh.
The business of the Sub Treasury at New York on Tues
day was as follows:
Total receipts s175699 81
of which from Observation-Disclosures. at 90
Payments. S4g95D 81
OF which California drafts ....... ..... $4,000 90
Balance OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 93S 80
Messrs. Thompson Bros, Bankers, New York quote
Land Warrants follows:
Buying Selling.
oo acres.......... ~ SU acreS.... w
120 acres......... 10 100 ............... 50
160 ........... 90 100 ............. 93
Tboa of,ba T,J; onl Dn1
road for July and August
July and August So 500
Last year bIOOO
Increase
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Goutati0n.
MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGE

begins November 3D. 1858 The course of instruction in
the branches is full and thorough being under the
direction of efficient Faculty of able and experienced
Teachers Every necessary appliance required for Female
education the command the Institution Parents
desire thorough education for their daughters with
the comforts and advantages of the Christian family are
invited to examine the School.
For terms of admission and further information address
Rev. GEO. LEW STALEY, Principal, Mount Washing
ton, Baltimore Co, Maryland Rev DR. HEN Err dec
ond St. Baltimore Catalogues be had at CUSHINGS
~ ALLEN >, baltimore st. sl5ly
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WYKEHAM SCHOOL-282 Madison st.

d.. e., F. In nrin I'M Acod
emv Wasbinrton n r baae principal oi hugoy Acau
r ESEiE7 VI - ~ ilhcpai
This Institntion win he @ s vi nouern Lam uases
on the FIRST OF OCToREP % Th M ] s "a pupS PHI
ba comnrabo,si,,o ne SC U, otuuies WIN
Terms Of instrnct;or ds ie aloeelu ei i.ans
ennIiro of H. aL for iuither particulars
information will issued in few days and may be had
at "3IEho bookstore au2S-dt
GELECT CTASS-The UNDERSIGNED with
kCthe view of edroatin bis o do,htrs ~ ba
proposes to NJ bis rsdapce nnnos9a iGno sar
q Iimitad n,inaha 20 y @ - r, Gu @ Iii la faae
der his nersonaI sunarvin assiSted nv n resiJnt In
strucress should he necessary Profassors of Mnsc ond
French viii oo,o ~ ~ bo,1s" ~ saoieJ 49, M o ~ ; @
their lessons Tb exorcises 81 th Cia viii -
on the 4tb nf ofyroP ~ a. 80 " ~ ' WI" ee
Terms % " tor S Io,inI @ st,t;s ~ WOW o,ou.o. s,s p;,
undcr 10 venrs Of aaa eI0 Misc on Pno S15 it
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ID r. COUPLAND. -
- FASHIONABLE HATS, CAPS, &c
No 40 Baltimore Street
mr111y RAITIMoRE
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Total. .....3, 49, 962 2939 519 3527 $50
Increase over Crop of 1857, bales 443
Decrease from Crop of 1856, bales
Increase over Crop of 1855, bales. 266 623
The crop of Sea Island included in the above statement
was follows:
rlorlud, DaleS 2Jbs5
ueoiS pdles.' S,ZiU
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The New York Shipping List has published its usual
annual statement of the Cotton crop the United States
for the year ending August 81 1855 compared with the
two nreYious We cnmne the following
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SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD

Iotai, pdies..'...... 5U,4 ,49i
Against 1914 in 1861 A 5l2 in 1856 40 SAL in
"A 4 and 90 6s6 in 1872
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HALL OF ST. JOHN,
Ill NO. 27I MADISON A FENUT
(sECoND DOOR ABOVE HOFFMAN sT)
RECTOR
pOGGS, COTTMAN & CO.,
- Nos A and 46 LOMBARD STREET,
OPPOSITE PUBLIC STORES
BALTIMORE

IMPOKTERS
WINES, BRANDIES, GIN, SEGARS, &c.
WHOLESALE DEALERS
DOM ESTIC LIQUORS, CORDI IALS, &c.
Cognac Rochelle Brandes, Old Rye Whiskey, of differ
Pale and Dark. ent qualities
Holland Gin German Tonic Bitters.
Jamaica X Santa Cruz Rum. Peach,
Scotch and Irish Whiskey. Oh .rry,
Madeira, Sherry, Port Lis Lavender, p,.
bon, Malaga, Champagne raspberry, ahuies'
and Claret Wines. Blackberry,
Havana Il Principe Segars. Ginger,
ly29-U CordialS various qualities