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The Nevada Democrat., 1859-08-17
Opening OF Buncom OpcrA-First Night.
ENTER GWIN

Gvis-(Solo)-My prcks of conscience
curse their twingng-gave me cause to think
that stupid shoulder-striker, Broderick. would
tear my already tattered reputation by brutal
fings of lime rocks from Lime Point, at my
eseutchan, aud SO from the heights of Forest
Hill, thought to draw his fire prematurely
not dreaming that the blackguard had the Arm.
strong gun.
ENTER PEN JOHNSTON.
JohnstOn-Your policy was grand, my ancient
uncle. Go on and give him h-ll.
Gtoin-But blast my luck, his hollow shot
have bursted as they struck, and Knocked the
sand on which stood from under me. Be-
sides, my piece is 'wi.ched by some nferna
deviltry, 80 that it's recoil is murderous in th,
rear. must effect truce. I'll write speech
or letter, call 1t what you will and publish it
in which III! cry, "avaunt, hereafter, to person
alities!" and say to Broderick, 'let's both CRY
quits"
SCENE CHAN0xs-A sa6le in schich is seen a dung
h cock scratching for the scattered grains that fall
from the man9er Of horse that is Stamping at III,
flies.
DunghiH-Oooking up askance)-I say, ole
fellow, let's both stop this useless paving, and
from this time forth agree not TO tread upon
each other's toes
Horse answers with Q stentorian "Neigh,'
and curtain drops. SPEARsHAKE.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-08-17
NEVADA DEMOCRAT

Geo. 1. LammOn is our authorized Agent for TINS
city He viii deliver the DExocEAT TO subscribers ano
is to receive subscriptions 3s
and collect and receipt for the same
Octavian HOOgs is our Agent for San Francisco.
he authorised to and
reception the same.
A. BadIam is our authorized Agent at Sacramento
IN reeeve advertisements and collect for the
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-08-17

BAYARD TAYLoR.-The Mercantile Library
Association, of San Francisco, have engaged
Bayard Taylor, the we'll l-known traveller, to de-
liver course of four lectures on the regions of
Northern Europe, which he visiIed last year.
He is expected in San Francisco on the next
mail steamer. and the lectures will be delivered
during the month Of September.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-08-17

ExcHANGEs.-Nr. Randolph, Of Freeman l.
Co.'S. Express, has furnished US regularly for
the past week, with San Francisco and Marys-
vile papers.
To Master Stone, the messenger Of the Pho
nesr Express, we are indebted for the Downie-
vile papers Of Saturday.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-08-17

PARDONED.-A dispatch was received in this
place on Monday, stating that Gov. Weller had
granted pardon to Henry Plumer. The par
don was granted in consequence of Plumer be-
ing in bad health, certificate of the prison
physician having been procured TO the effect
thaths could not live long il kept in confne-
ment
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-08-17

EASTERN PAPEKs.-Mr. Hamln, of Broad
Street Book Store, supplied us at an early hour
on Monday evening, with late Eastern papers,
received by the mail steamer. Geo. W. Welch
of the Pioneer Book Store, has also placed us
under obligations for a liberal supply of Eas.
tern papers and periodicals, of the latest dates.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-08-17

We are authorized 20 announce n =
SMITH, candidate for reelection to the .m,. W.
tice Of the Peace for Nevada Township at tn. ss'
election Sept. 7ta 1859. 4'S'nE
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-08-17

81 Since LAIHAx's late speech at Nevada. iti.-.-
rally supposed that BRoDzEIcK is gOne inp,h. -,
need not be alarmed, however, few doses of"W,;-..
Indian vegetabls Pls" win fetch him ont All ~.
The pills for sale at srnScHs Drug Store Maj, s.
Nevada. a. -"
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-08-17

New SALooS.-Messrs. Lewis & Grimes have
opened saloon on Pine street. in Kidd l.
Knox's brick building. The room is fitted up
in good style, and the prOprietors are just the
men to preside over popular place Of resort.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-08-17

We arc authorized 90 announce IN.
ofW' K' RIGBY, as candidate before IN. n.e-,-
Nevada Township, for the ONCE of Justice Of tn.
the ensuing election.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-08-17

CONSTABLE'S sALE.-By virtue ef sn
" Execution to delivered issued from the Court Of
j. f. Squire ESQ, acting Justice Of the Peace in and
for the Township of Little York, County Of Nevada to
satisfy judgment rendered by said Court the 5thd
against EDWARD B0LAND for the sum Of two hundred
and dollars and forty cents debt interest," and
costs Of suit have levied upon and will sell to the
September A. y. 1882 between the hours OF O'Clock
N and O'Clock N. at Little York, in township Aors
said in front OF the Justices Office the following deserb
cd property to wit All the right, title and interest cf
the above named Edward Boland in and to sstt OF Min
ing Claims situated the West side OF Empire H Lit.
tie York Township, and known as the Cunan Co. claims
with the ravne ground sluee connected with said claims
Taken the property of Edward Boand to satisfy and
pay said judgment and accruing costs.
Given Lnder my hand this 18th day OF August 1852
46.td ]. MCCONNELL, Constable.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-08-17

Thomas PeHrso"' isa candidate for cOns,,A,.. :,
Nevada Township, at the Bszt election BY r.uu,., :,
80 MANY CITIZENS
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-08-17
SONORA,

F. R. BABY Commander
viii leave Folsom street wharf with the u s. Mails p.s
segners and Treasure, for Panama. on
SATURDAY,. AUGUST 2Oth, 1850,
At 20 o'clock A. M, PunctualIy,
The Panama Railroad Company and the u s. Mail
Steamship Company have authorized Agents 70 sell their
Tickets, if desired by holders of Pacific Tickets
Treasure for shipment will be received on board the
steamer until ~ O'Clock, midnight, Friday. Aug 10TH
three O'Clock P. NJ, Friday Aug 19th and written or.
der must be procured at the Company Office for its shin
mert r
For Freight or passage apply to
FORBES BABCOCK Agents
Cor Sacramento and Leidesdorh sts., San Francisco
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-08-17

We are authorised 70 announce U. q. a..
ORY the PeoplsS' Candidate for the one. :, c..'7s
Treasurer for Nevada County.
| zevada, July 4th 1S50.-4l-te.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-08-17

We are authorized TO announce IN. n.
OfJ. H. GRAY as candidate for Constable OtN.-'
dA Township. at the ensuing election 80
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-08-17

MASONIC HALL.-At n meeting of Nevada
Lodge, F. Il A. NJ. held last Saturday evening,
q committee was appointed to inquire as to the
expense and practicability of erecting Hall
for the benefit of the Fraternity. The commit
tee will report at special meeting next Satur
day evening, when definite action will be taken
WooD.-We call attention to the adv ertise-
ment Of J. NJ. Hixson. An excellent opportu.
nifty is offered house-keepers and others to lay
in supply of wood for winter use. on reason.
able terms.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-08-17
'or tho Democrat
esDyed In the Wool"


E.W. Maslin, the Administration candidate
for District Attorney, 1 am credibly informed
has recently been asserting that he never be-
longed to the Know Nothing party.
In this city. upon one hours notice can
produce incontestable evidence that he was net
only member, but also, that he was a Jealous
officer, of that organization.
Below present few literal extracts from
an article written by Mr. Maslin for the Nevada
Journal. and which appeared in that paper as an
editorial on the 5th day of September 1856:
"The Democracy present pitful aspect. In days
gone by, they wont to call their forces from the
four corners of our confederation. Now, behold how
fallen Once they justly held some clam ma
tonal party. Now, the broken and dishonored frag-
ments lie scattered around, serving only to remind
us of its former glory, like the dreary wild shore OF
the Dead Sea- which, inhabited by loathsome, filthy
hordes, remains forever, fearful monument of the
sins of great people. 1t is true, without doubt,
that the Democracy are denationalized'
We are an American dyed in the WOOL and will
adhere to the American party, while stick of its
superstructure survives dissolution, and will try to
annex 'Americanism' to any party we may Join, in
the event Of the dissolution of the party. But we
have no fear. 1t will never be destroyed 1t is i'm
WORTHWHILE American blood flows in and out OF
American hearts, it will exist and individual hearts
must stop beating at the thought of their birthrght
the great collective heart of the nation will
to throb over the great issue. We have destiny to
fulfil and we will do it. Our present means and
preparations may be inadequate, but the crisis will
bring forth the remedy of men and measures-brine
forth the full, clear unmistakeable evidence of the
purity of our principles and intentions"
FAIRPLAY
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-08-17
birth.

BIHTH.
Black Of son. ' '"e VIE OF R. C.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-08-17

Columbia Hill Precinct-S. McFrown's Hotel-Inspec
tor John McBrOwn, Judges II. Essestyne f. A. lsaacs
Bloomfield Precind-Skidmore's Saloon-lnspector J.
W. Dennison Judges, Jacob Johnson. d. z. Walters.
Magnolia PTecno-H Arnolds Inspector, dates Henry
Judges Hubbe Geo. Beckwith
Relief HUI Precinct-Todd's Hotel-Inspector, F. Beck
we'll Judges, -Spicer, Smith.
Gold Bar Precind-Webber's House-InspectOf, A. A
Ball. Judges, -Shankn, II. A. Town.
Grizzly Hill Precinct-A. j. Dootle's-InspectOr, Nat
Irwin Judges, Abel Lowe, A. J. Doolittle.
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La w INTELLIGENCE.

CRIMINAL CoURr.-Hon. Henry Stump, Judge.
Milton Whitney Esq, Attorney for the State, pro-
scouting. The following business occupied yester-
dav:
The case of John Stein, charged with keeping a
bawdy house, fixed for trial to-day (Friday,) was
postponed until Monday, at the request of Mr..
McAster, his COUNSEL for the reason that the wit
nesses for the defence were not summoned, and be-
cause he had just been employed as counsel.
The case of Dr. Wagner. charged with beating
girl named Margaret Brian, and the cases of Berk-
heimer and Burnett, charged with conceang the
States witness, and attempting to defeat the ends
of Justice, postponed until Friday next the
principal States witness being sick.
George Brown, (negro,) charged with an assault
was surrendered by his securities and sent to ail
The recognizance of August Henecker was for
feited.
Alfred McCluskey and Abby Iefeur, convicted
of conspiracy in defrauding Mrs Sarah Bovd out of
the sum OF $500, were then brought out for SEN
tence.
The Court said that it had patiently heard the
testimony in the case and was convinced that the
verdict OF guilty, rendered by the jury, was per-
tecty Just The counsel had moved for a new
trial. but the Court was not disposed to grant one
as the evidence of guilt in the Courts mind
elusive, and the motion had been withdrawn.
The offence was committed against woman, ad-
dicted to lntemperance-a weakness very frequent
lv found among the sex-( addressing McCluskey.)
You have taken advantage of that weakness, and
by conspiring with one of her sex, have de-
frauded her. The Court considers, however,
the woman as guilty as yourself You had
also promised her marriage as means to
obtain your ends, and if you married man, as
the Court has heard you were, with four or FIVE
children, then you would have committed another
offence against the law. Although the Court con-
siders you both equally guilty, still it does not in
tend to punish the woman much as you out of
the consideration which the Court has for the fair
sex. The offence is a msdemeanor at common
| law, punishable by fine and imprisonment in iail
The judgment of the Court is that Alfred McClus-
| keypay fine of $40 and be imprisoned one year
| and that Abby Lefeur pay fine of SIS and be i'm
prisoned seven months. The Court is not disposed
| by imposing lighter sentence to excuse the wo
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p0IIrE INTFIIiCFN0p

On Thursday night man named Jacob Fleyer
from Harper's Ferry, Va, made complaint at
the Western district station house, that he had
been robbed of all the money he mad, about S25, at
house on Pratt street, near Pafkin. Several po-
lice officers dispatched to arrest the parties
accused, and after breaking in the back door of the
house, succeeded in arresting and his wife.
The woman made great outcry and resisted the
officers as long she could. They were finally
compelled to take her to the station house with only
one garment her back, she having refused to put
on any clothing when arrested. Yesterday morn
ing the case had hearing, but Flever refused to
testify against the accused and they were conse-
quently discharged.
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,fl0netaru aNo Commercial Rtbittp.

BALTIMORE, June II, lSo9
Wehave no improvement to note since last week in the
aspect of commercial affairs. Business generally is eX
cessvey dull there present indications of
returning activity The money market has frightened up
considerably during the week and for days past 1t
has been in rather uneasy and feyerish state lhe
banks have materially contracted their accommodatons
and the offerings of paper on the street have necessarily
increased have advanced, and prime business
paper now ranges at from per cent, and for call
loans with good coaterals the rate is now per
cent The demand for money has, however, somewhat
abated and we remark to-day rather easier feeling in
the market.
In Stocks has been fair business done this week
but the transactions have been by heavy, the
aggregate value of the operations being about s65 O00
The sales of Baltimore and Ohio Railroad add up 226
shares single lot of 200 shares sold early in the
week $52 regular way but the remaining 026 shares
have all changed hands at $50 524 regular way and
S52 ass buyers option so and 60 days the sales to day
being made at the outside rates In Northern Central
Railway there has been considerable activity this week
The sales add up about 400 shares at s194 l9h cash
and S19SG19S time, and it closed to-day the Board at
Sl94 bid, Sl9R asked regular way. For Railroad bonds
there has been fair inquiry but the transactions have
not been heavy Northern Central 1855 have declined
within the last day two Il There sales early in
the week of 81 OO0 of these bonds 7O but yester
day and to-day S60 900 of them sold at roy
Sales also of $1,000 Baltimore and Ohio 1855 at 81
$4,000 No thwestern Virginia first mortgage bonds
92SG92k, and of So, 900 do. third mortgage do, en-
dorsed at 60 The sales of City 6's this week
brace $3.50 1865 at 9S, and $4,000 1s90s 994
a99h, both eX dividend, and s1,44s 1s75s at 994,
dividend The only sale of State stock reported
is made to-day of $1,000 Missouri 6's at
S6E, Maryland 6's may be quoted at 104G105 Bank
stocks in moderate demand, and quite firm We note
sales this week Of 20 shares Bank of Baltimore at S10
II shares Marine at 40 shares Farmers and Planters
at S274 and 81 shares Howard at $9H There has been
inquiry for Mining stocks this week and sales
made in the early part 500 shares Gardner Hill 81
G124 buyer 80 and GO days. There has been move
ment recently in Springfield but it closed to-day at $l
bid regular way.
The foreign imports at this port for the week ending
Thursday amount in value 1891 $50 of which S71S4
free and S3lO47 duty paying goods, and of
the latter S72 554 entered for warehousing The
foreign exports from Baltimore this week amount in value
to 1924 l2 against s8O1 for the corresponding
in 1855
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.
FRIDAY, June II, 1859.
$1,000 Missouri 6s cash s6@ shs sc R.R bGO. 1919
Jot1 <. y u. R.hds. SSH AFTER BOARD.
i5g0 n. W. Va, RR.bds., 25 sls. b. Az. IR ..52li
aoosN RI 8is, s;:@s SO sn NC R. sGOatsS. sl4
2oo sl,s y. G RR. b3o. l9,l 99 :, bio. l9,G
1921
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CHINcHA Is.-Ship White Falcon.
1872 tons guano, Barril l. Muir, pkgs. sundries,
order.
~ COASTWISE
BosToN-Sr. VIM Jenkins.
240 pkgs herrngs, +. F. Pope: $50 do, George H.
salt cake 795 kgs dry goods 4S6 do do boots Shoes
sundry persons.
MoBILE-Schr. Elhraim and Anna
2S5 bales cotton FERGUSON Murphy Co.; 20 do Pen
dergast Bros; 900 #. lumber, Heslen & Rogers.
BosToN-Bark SWph
206 hhds. sugar, Egerton, Dougherty, Woods Co.
BosToS-Bdrk Seldh
200 tons copper ore, H Mckm; "a hhds. sugar. Eyer
ton, Doughery Woods & CO. IA grndstones, A. Gregg
Co; IA cases figs j. Crosby & Son. 600 pkgs mdse,
sundry persons.
EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE
Rio DE JANEIRo AND MARKET--Ship Banshee
1850 bbls -four sos half do $50 bbls pork 400 hams
25O kegs lard 432 bbls rosin boxes books &C. $40
ft. Y. p. joists.
BAHIA AND A MARKEr-Brg Chdtanooqa
324 bbls -four 500 kegs crackers 1,7SS bushels corn
ii casks hams, $50 pkgs lard 100 turpentne so
half chest tea
ARECIBo, p R.-ScAr. Priscilla
100 bbls -four so boxes crackers 80 casks rice 25 bb
pork, half do, 100 kegs lard, so do. butter boxes
oysters, 170 do candles bbs taow 10 do fish OIL 1S
herring, is do matches IS doz chairs do wisps iron
brand box books box Shoes 2 doz. hoes do spoons
Is do cutlery, 10 do axes bundle screws stone &C .
40 it. iron rails Dbl. castings 10 ploughs bbls sand
10 do tar IA 0l0 planks 5000 hoops los shocks and
heads
BREMEN-Ship China
LOGS hhds tobacco, 40 do stems, II tons sassafras
root, lot do S25 bags bark, bbls -four half do,
trc rice, box fruit
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velchs Family at sa 2 od dominion do. at u.s. and

Welch's Family at 50 25 Old Dominion do 1915; and
Ohio and How ard Street do. at s. 25ds IS per bbl
RYE FL0UR-Rye Flour has been quoted through the
week S5d 512H per bb but have heard of sales
of moment and it may be quoted closing dull at the
above figures
CORN MEAL.-Corn Meal has been quoted through the
week 81 25 for Baltimore and $3.50 per bbl for Bran
dywne but have heard of sales and the market
certainly dull these figures We note the export since
our last of 296 bbl.. all to the West Indies.
The following the inspections of Flour and Meal for
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FTD EG

The alarm of fire at 81 o'clock last night was
caused by the partial burning of a cupboard and
stairway in house on Little Green street, between
Barre and Lee streets. 1t was extinguished before
the arrival of the fire engines. Damage very
eli oh
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SALES At THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.
PRICES AND SALES OF STOCKS IN NEW YcRK.
81 ibiETkABtt.
Through ILLIAM FISHER SON, Stock and Bill Broker
No. - South street

In New York to-day Illinois Central bonds advanced
n; New York Central ! Reading q; Harlem 4; Gal
and Chicago Is; but Virginia 6's declined Il Missouri
6's q; and Michigan Southern Railroad \. Erie Rock
Island Cleveland and Toledo Michigan Southern guar
anteed, and Canton all closed at Yesterdays figures
The New York Tribune of to-day says
There is but little doing in foreign Exchange and the
quotations unchanged.
The amount of the shipment of gold Saturday can
be known with accuracy one bank is putting up
$4,000 The Hammonia for Hamburg, took Sl50,OGO.
The following is statement of the earnings of the New
York Central Railroad for the month of May 1859 com
pared with its earnings for the corresponding month
the previous year:
1889. s412 Cos 50
Ie9o.'.'... 5lOl91 A.
Decrease. ease......................s97 So, ,5Sl 50
On Thursday morning Justice Roosevelt granted an
order of arrest against Edward Belknap complaint of
the Cnon Bank for obtaining money on checks certified
by the Teller of the Bank the defendant in the mean
time having funds in the Bank. The amount of the
alleged embezzlement is sl6S,o00. Bail fixed at
The Treasury account on the Sd June stood as fol-
lows:
Total issue and reissue S26, ,60S,S 800
Redeemed. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l3,4S7 900
Amount which may be reissued ...... 6,S83,7Oo
Or these the Secretary has advertised for proposals for
five millions the bids to be opened the 20thE Beside
the above $6ss3Oo the Secretary has yet 81 100000
the loan of 1874 not yet paid for.
The London Times of June says:
The Bank of England to-day have reduced their rate of
discount from AZ per cent at which it had stood from
the 5th Of May, to SH per cent.
We have Satterthwate's circular by the mails from
Boston He says:
We have had during the past week very finn market
on our Stock Exchange consos having touched 93 and
railroad stocks having gone to the price ruling
prior to breaking The Bank yesterday reduced
its rate Of discount to 3 per cent the rate it fixed
on 9Th of May last. Money remains very plentiful To-
day there has been reaction without any particular rea
consols touching 92A closing at ESQ for cash and
July account. We have had improved demand for
American securities it is, however, not to any great
tent and confined chiefly to State stocks and the best class
only of railroad bonds The existing ridiculous cOmpet
ton and the bad position OF other roads drive
away investors from American railroad securities,
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TELEGRAMS.
From Washington

WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE ordering of more
efficient naval force to the African coast was not
IN consequence any late complaint by the British
Government. 1t was long ago contemplated, but
until recently there were vessels which could be
used for that purpose. So far as our Government
is aware, no new orders have been issued since 1912
by the British in connection with the treaty stipu-
latng for the suppression of the slave trade on the
CO.. asst of Africa.
There is nothing in recently received letters to
distinguished gentlemen in Washington which af-
tords any grounds for the belief that England will
become involved in the present war in Europe.
1t is understood that the Cabinet to day finally
acted on the document they have for several weeks
had under consideration expressive of the views of
the Administration on the subject of neutral
rights. 1t will probably be transmitted to Mr..
Dallas by the next steamer.
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Execution.
ST. LOUIS, June 17.-George II. Lamb, who
drowned his wife in the Mississippi river in Decem-
ber 1857, was hung here this afternoon.
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SYRUP IN BARRELS

SYRUP BARRELS. "
Sugar House Syrup. Al cts. per gal.
In half bbls three, and in kegs six cents additional
SoAP.--We quote CASTLE Soap at 10H cts Olene
do at as cts, and Chemical Olive do. at 6d7 per
lb The demand is fair at these figures.
SALT-Ground Alum Salt is selling at 80 cts both
from shipboard and store this figure being advance
last weeks price but quote Liverpool Fine do as be-
fore at I30 cts Marshars and jeffrey Darcys, and
las cts per sack Ashtons There have been cargo
bushel. tlt6tI F' t'.
STARCH-We continue to quote Starch at cts. for
Western Pearl, 661 for West Philadelphia, and 6G6K
cts for Duryea's, and 6K cts. per lb. for 0swego M
SPICES.--Spices are still dull. We quote Pepper
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Z IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.
FUKEI6N.

PoRTs IN CHILI-Ship Bererly
72O tons copper D. Keener; 16l pkgs wool, order
j. BERMuDA-BriG Ketch Comet. n ~
80 boxes tobacco, bb composition, 116 do. potatoes,
5s boxes tomatoes, 1913 pkgs onions Jos c. Yates Co
l5i do l9 do tomatoes 1877 bbls potatoes bale sheep
SKINS pkge mdse, Richard Tynes baskets onions,
noxes tomatoes, bbls potatoes, W. Fl. Perot 139 do
" pkgs onions l5 calf SKINS l0l sheep do PIG OK horns
H. r. Tucker; basket onions pkgs. potatoes, Jas
Bell.
+..-- NASSAU, N. P.-Br.aSch7 Rorer.
l20 bales cotton anchors chairs 2S kegs nails 9
bbs mdse, vises, IL turtle lot sundries f. T. Mon,
tell. E.E Az y,s. 80 -
1.l- MANTUA, CUBA-Brig EudoYus.
32S tons copper ore, Jas. l. Fisher & Sons.
itE REMIDRos-Brig Alfred EraH. E
2S4 hhds sugar $50 boxes do tres. do, SO hhds
asses, Spence & Reid.