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The steamship Northern Light. Captain E. l..
Imklepaugh, arrived at New York on Saturday
morning, with 675 California passengers via Pana-
ma Railway.
The Northern Light left Aspinwall on the even
ing of the 2lst inst, and has experienced strong
northerly gales the whole passage.
On the evening of the 18th, during the customary
procession Of Palm Sunday, there was a riot at
Panama, between the natives who reside within the
city and the blacks who live without the walls, in
which two three were killed and several severely
wounded. The military were called out, and were
under orders all night.
The United States Consul signalized the men-of-
war in the harbor, and Commodore Long sent sew
eral armed boats, with three hundred men to pro-
tect the American residents but their services were
not required, and they returned on board at day.
light
The United States sloop-of-war VandaIia arrived
at Panama the morning of the 18th. The
Roanoke jamestown and Relief were at Aspinwall
The Roanoke was to sail for San Juan del
Norte the 22d. The steamship Washington
from New York for San Francisco. had not arrived
at Valparaiso on the lst inst, and fears were en-
tertained for her safety.
From the Panama Star april 10
The RIoT AT PANAMA.. On last Sunday evening
about 6.5O, and, Immediately after the customary
Palm Sunday procession had reached the PLAYA de
las Manas, dispute arose between Mr.. Juan Val
lerino and cOlored man, the latter, as we are
told, wishing to settle, by blows, some old standard
quarrel. After some words, fight commenced,
in which the pugilists Joined, and the result was
general melee, In which young man named SoSa
and another named Casanova, were badly wounded
with stones, and person named Gomez received
pistol shot in the leg.
Later in the evening the Governor ordered out
about twenty soldiers to patrol outside the walls,
but they were met at the revellin by the outside
population, who forcibly opposed them. This
suited in the Governor ordering out the rest of the
soldiers, who, when they joined the first party at
the end of Main street, were ordered to discharge
plank cartridge at the mob; this, however, only
exaggerated the mob, by whom several shots were
fired at the soldiers in return, killing Captain Ma
varro and one of his men. The fire then kept
up at short intervals throughout the night on both
sides, but, strange to say, no further damage was
done than the wounding of two of the outside
party, and before daylight the mob retired.
Charles Fenno Hoffman, so long an inmate of
the New York State Lunatic Asylum, is, says the
New York correspondent of the Boston Transcript,
sin good physical health, but terribly annoyed by
illusions of Sioht and hearing tLnmoh at times
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.

RoTTERDAM.-996 hhds tobacco 62s bbls rosin q 800
slaves.
BREMEN. -941.hhds. tobacco Cos bags bark, s12 bbs.
rosin.
ST. JoHNs n. F-1,s7S bbls flour, 81 do. beef 3S do
pork 70 do iowls tres hams l40 kegs butter 20 bbs
sugar, 20 boxes tobacco, 25 tons coal
HALIFAX, N. $3.50 bbls. -four 400 do meal % boxes
starch.
WEST INDrEs-655 bbls. -four, 1OOK do. corn meal $50
do bread 200 bushels 200 do pease 80 bbs beef
20 do pork II tres hams so pkgs lard $50 boxes cheese
tres rice, 100 boxes candles, hlds tobacco pun
cheons matches, 80 do. oil cake, 10 bbs tar, 10 DO.
pitp
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

- SATURDAY. April so.
C0FFEE.-The only transactions we have heard of to-
day in CoGe is sale of $50 bags rejected Rio IL
There is however good inquiry for Coffee especially for
the better grades of Rio and for these descriptions the
market is very firm We publish below the usual weekly
report OF Messrs White Elder, Coffee Brokers' and
refer readers to it for quotations:
WEEKLY COFFEE REPORT.
Stock of Rio Coffee April 23 1859. ... .25 500 bags
Taken for consumption. .................. $500 ="
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There was frost in Elkton on Friday morning
and on several other mornings lately, but the fruit
is believed to remain uniniured
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,STERN PORTS

ALEXANDRIA, April 29.-Crd schrs. Henry Jane c. NJ
East Cambridge o. " YIN" '''
Aid, and Smithsonian, New York '
SAVANNAH, April 26-Crd. schr. Enchantre,s New
SAVANNAH April 27-Arr steamships Thomas Swan
denas. 0'' -'i9"S' OA'
CHARLESTON, April 2G.-Cld. steamship Jas Adger N
York; schr Col. Satterly, New York 7' "
April 2-CTd ship W. T. Schmidt, Liverpool; schr N B.
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THE POLICY OF GREAT BRITAIN IN THE
AFFAIRS OF THE CONTINENT.
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PHILADELPnIA, April 30.-Flour is firm the stock is
rapdy redncing Red Wheat is wanted sales at l55itl
lou cts white lt5l65 cts Corn is excited sales at an
advance OF Ct. yellow S9G90 cts Whiskey closed
steady at 25k @)27 cts.
CINCINNATI April 20 Flour is firm at SO per barrel
Bacon hrm at ~ 99 cts. Lard is quiet ii cts Pork
quiet at $17.
SAVANNAH, April 29.--Cotton.-The market is quiet
to-day, with sales of only 220 bales Prices unsettled
NEW ORLEANS, April 29-CotIon-Sales of $500 bales
today Molasses sells at SO cts. Flour has an adyanc
ing tendency-saes at Sc Corn is buoyant at 81 Cof
fee firm at ii d2 cts Sales of the week 1900 bags
There have been no imports this week Stock in port
II $50 bags, against $500 bags the stock on hand the
same time last year. Freghts cotton to Liverpool
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THE ACCIDENT TO THE New JAIL-On Saturday
the Building Committee of the new Jail met on the
premises to receive the report of the Committee ap
pointed to investigate the causes which occasioned
the falling of portion of the walls of the jail
Present--Mr. Sullivan, (in The chair,) and
Messrs. McComas, Muller, and Beacham, the last
named acting as Secretary. The following report
was received r om the Committee Of Investigation:
BALTIMORE. April 90, 1859.
To the Building Committee Of the Nely jail:
GENTLEMEN-We completed to-day our inspection of the
accident to the Jail and after examining the founda
ton, which found perfect, have state that the
whole of the fall of the cells originated thrusts
of the arches of their ceilings which not sufficiently
provided for in the plan of construction blocks
We are, with respect your obt serv'ts
P. CRAWFORD NEILsoN,
n. T. DUsHANE, c...
IRA Brown. fComHtIee.
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Shipping gntslltgsnts.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, April 80.

ARRIVED
Steamer Richard Willing, Claypooc from Philadelphia
mdse. to J. A. Shrver.
BELOW
Ship Mary Caroline Stephens Heaps from Monroyia, w
c. A, Feb. 2ith-to 6. W. s. Hall 4 Co.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

ALEXANDRIA FISH MARKET.-About rs. 900 Her
arrived Saturday which sold from s1 to s12 per
thousand Shad do not increase and sold from SIS to
SIS per hundred
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TzEz : : Z Z Z d :

lmts this mo- 746 284 l0l I25 l20 1871 ST 1911 2S4 1S
Total this yer 1890 $50 25l 2S 1887 9l 32i 191 S l6S
Stock this day 1886 5T.. 225 laIt1SG 1911 81 225
Same time '5S T3....t 10 SO 6sI I02i 73i 500
, 1859-04-22
THE GREAT FRAUD,

The uln's .Sht: .|"urHal. hy the direction
Of thr Investigating C"mmttoc Of tile Senate,
has commenced thr publication Of the tcsti-
nl"uy tak"n l~ti'rc them during tlseir inquiry
in" the fraud I'll the State Treasury, by means
nf reisslcd canal checks. 1t will be Of great
l"ngth: and as VIC, during the progress "f tile
Investigation. gave from day to dry !: fill al-
strct q! I'LL tic Glcts presented, wc do no, care
In reprint The evidence at length Tile read-
er- ef tie PRESS AND TE!HuxE have probably
FORMED tlleir opinions OH this matter; aud we
are confident that tllrv do not care fnr rc},e
1itim q: tho facts np6n which tllnse opinions
were based. Of all the papers i'll tue State,
The Press ASD TR1BrSE alone took care TO
give wide and frequent publicity to the develop
nr'nts at the lime they were made. We will
nnw lie Elnd to see our contemporaries bring
i,t;, up in The rear.
, 1859-04-22

The Detroit 1ri5nh Of the 2utb contains the
following:
TnE $r. CLAin CnrSrY l.rnpEmSG BUSINESS
As We suspected, llle recent annual statment
put Eorth by oEr usually correct neighbours Of
t1lr Chicago Ir.As aAd 2rtLan., is very greatly
incorrect III s'lie, ut least, of IFS figures. The
estimated product fruln lie St. Clair region
WAS put down nj s,1nu,mA', whereas we arc in
formed By the Port Huron tpn4mcrcdf that nt.-
wards nf ., ,1h'h.luU will be turned into the 1t.
Clair lto.n Black River nl"ne. We presume
ti,: ut least t,t'h' '"M will BE- taken from Pine
Ki,.r-uaaking in tlc aggregate some four
times lie quantity given by our Chicago con-
teu'pnrary.
II "nr Detroit contemporary, instead Of rciter-
ating the blunder4 Of others, would take the
q trouble to s.dd ttr article We published on tlse
suppl. ul lumber for Chicago during the pres
cnt year. it would probably come 10 sonic other
conclusion than That lit was "grea,ly incor-
rect" Fur its brnclt, as well as for the COIL
for, Of oshc,s similarly distressed. VIC state once
more, that our estimate was not of thu quail
tity If lumber that would BE- cut n auy partic-
ular ncaiity during the year. but Of ii. 4aaA-
tity 'Ldt 7ro"1L h sh;ppaJ from tat:a 10 Cl;-
, 1859-04-22

-4!~ If the spar'ing rdior Of the q clips" will
rut TN his >prcs he will tuel that The l'nEss AND
Ta,nrNr published ].inco'n'x letter to the l,os-
ton crlebratian If Jrtl.rsons hiril day, aud the
major part Of the speech Of Carl Shurtz On the
OCCASION. Yesterday it published the able
publican Association ut Washington, which met
OIL the same day to commemorate the same
event: md in this mornings issue will be found
tllt l.'.tcrs Of Senator Seward, Cor. Chusc and
+. r. Blair, Jr- We could hardly find space for
them all in one issue Of our paper. How many
Of these interesting documents luyc nppearcd in
the chips!
, 1859-04-22
Eleven Fortunate Ncrroc8.

1;lrrcn calored individual. arc here from that
part Of the South, called Surth CaruIiuu, Thcv
ure hnund to KANSAS or Nebraska Territory. ii,
pursuance Of tile terms Of u portion nf the last
vii! and Testament Of Il geatlc,nnn If thr utore-
sail :itutc, lately deceased, whnsc instructions
were. tlnt the fortunate e!crcu be conducted in
IL one uf tue Territories, be provided will. nufi
cient land to support themselves. al! necrssary
Turning implements. and thcir-fcedom. Such
is the tale given by one Of the officers Of Tie
packet J. II. hickey. which arrivod here ycster-
day with the urgrors on boaru.-Sk Louis Dem.
, 1859-04-22

tS}xc.al U..p.:sh .u tie Missouri Dean.cs1t.I
kAsEAr CITY. Ars1l 10.
i letter received this morning in tl,is city
from reliable party, dated II ps,so, March -,
contains sumo late new$ fran the mines. The
accounts generally arc Of au unf4vorable charac-
ter.
This city is crowded with gold seekers, and
the rourtry for several miles qlt is alirc with
their encampuents, Many hare already started
und 'nnlsi:udes are arriving crcry day.
, 1859-04-22
T II T. CIT Y

poLlcE MAr7Eus,-lestcrday gave u light
docket. Six 1ncn werc added to the City mis-
erologv at Bridcwcll. -Four women were sent
to the same institution, all for minor offences.
D1scnARaxp.--Fcrry and Richards who were
arrested and examined before Justices Mil!ilen
and D'WuH yesterday, on charge Of forgery,
i'll Altering receipt, were discharged after tl'c
}lrarjIr
, 1859-04-22

IT OlH UT ~. 7. 1FIFG..P. -EE.
tits givtn out. VIC see, that tsle recognition BY
our Minister to Mexico Of the Juurcz govern
mint, cuntcmplatcs grid pro Yay ou tic part
uf the government thus recognized. II is said
that the President expects to obtain from Juarez
whut he usked in rnin from Congress, and even
more; nos ouly permission TO occupy Sonora
mud other parts Of Northern Mc4ico, but tho
possession Of them in- 4bsointe property, tht
President, Of courte, paying to Mesico, Or ra
ther to Juarcz, Il hzndsorne sum Of money there
fnr
, 1859-04-22

4 REFonx NEEDED At ruE JAIL.-It has been
notorious about the Court House for some time
past, that, very frequently, abandoned and noso-
rious females are permitted sinssly and in COM
anies to visit tho jail and the cs1 Of the convict
murderer Henry Jumpertz. A visitor to that
unfortunate young man few days since was de-
taincd for some minutes until i painted ha1ri-
dan came out from the consict's cell, acruss the
crate of which was thrown a screen.
Various parties Of these females have become
quite accustomed lately to visit Jnmpertz, and
fill bis cell aud the corridors Of the jail NTH the
hollow mockery Of the wanton's n.irth and gay
city.
The charge is j serious one. The matter is
one that sheuld never have occurred to demand
task Of ccnsurc from which we bare thus far
shrunk. In that jail are three convicted mur-
dcrers whose day Of doom draws nigh. Unless
q higher tribunul iuterposes to stay the c1ecu-
tion Of that sentence, the sixth day Of May will
see these three men, Finn and AcSamee and
Henry Jumpertz, e1piate fearful crime with
the most dread penalty Of human law.
Henry Jumpertz falls victim to vice, to the
society aud influence Of abandoned women. to
base passions. In his casc lust paved the way
for murder. lie has to atone with his lille for
the results of Just those associations weakly if
not co7uptly, still allowed to him in the Ch1ca-
70 jail We trust Sheriff Gray will give his as
sstant officers more strict charge in this matter.
Let the decencies Of life be respected, aud es-
pecia1ly those which should be associated with
the cell occupied by one about to pass from the
presence of IN earthly tribunal before his Ma
kcr.
RR11Grors IS7E1L1oEscE.-To~da occurs Good
Friday, the annual Church fast preceding Eas-
ter, which is next Sabbath.
During the present week occurs the Jewish
feast of the Passover. 1t commenced on Mon
day evening and lasts eight days. Tn the first
and last two days Of the festival, no secular
business may be transacted: but the middle
days are devoted to business purposes.
-Rey. Dr.. Howard, Of the First baptist
Church ia this city, has returned from visi;
apd sojourn in New Orleans, to which latter
city it is run1orcd he intends permanently to
remove and locate himself, fur some months rs
supply of the pulpit Of Res. Dr. Duncan, Of the
Coliseum Place Baptist Church, the pastor of
that Church having been nccesstatcd from the
state Of his health, to seek lease Of absence.
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EXAMINATION or FEMALE TEACHERS, AND E1-
ANIMATION OF CASp1na1Es FOR ADMISSION TO the
EoRAAL DFrARruENr Of THE IlI0H Scuuol.-
Thecc will be III examination Of female teachers,
and Of candidates for admission to the Normal
Department Of the High School, at the Office Of
the Board Of Education, 6i Lake Street, on
Wednesday,, April =, commencing at = cluck,
AN. ". II. WE'LL,
Sec Board of Education.
CoalSG nowS TowS.-We notice that the
place Of worship Of tue Evangelical English
Lutheran Society, which has occupied the cor
ncr Of Congress street and Wabash Asenuc, is
now on its way down town to a new location, on
Monroe, west Of Clark street.
, 1859-04-22

Nm DrE's CnkcERrs NExr WEEK.-yc hnre
only room tl,i, morning to call attention 10 the
advertisement Of Mr. Dye. No more attractive
feature could be presented fur the qualification
Of the public than thc one he proposes, and no
rnan has the capacity to present it in lnorc sat
lsf;EtUry manner.
, 1859-04-22

1E William Lcdyard Ellsworth Of Ycw ! ork
has been appointed Consul to Cyprus. James
". Quiy!cy Of Pennsylvania las been appointed
Consul to Antwerp.
, 1859-04-22

REL,Glo1s SEEr1cg-TEcrc will be Good-
Friday service ut St Johns Church, Union
Park, Tomorrow, ut II o'clock, 4. II. Thu
annual renting of tie pcws will take place OIL
n'rlucL
, 1859-04-22
39ress Tritttttt,

CHICA GO.


We do ,lti care tWt, styaWs for IKE To0E
Postmaster i'll Chicago. His wayx md otlr
WAYS are widely diA;'rcnt. His friends and
our friends 1rc not the same. His party and
oar party arc the antipodes Of American
politics. But in spite Of Ill this, We are I'LL
PEELED by justice to the .nan and lis efforts to
please the public, to say that the article in the
7fm'.s If yesterday, wherein lis management
<f tie Post Office is reviewed, is notoriousIy
s,:nlalous and unjust, We have more b,,si-
1"$s with that cfliec than any other establish
nlcl1' Of any kind i'll tic city; and VIC can tr,l-
lv declare that in its general arrangements,
prompncss. correctness aud security. il is not
/; wilt inferior, if it does mt excel any
other Office Of wl;ci, we have any
knowledge III ill the West. How nlncl. Of tl4is
HAY he due to Cs'oks principal assistant and
business manager, Mr.. ARMSTRONG, we do not
care to inquire. 1t is sufficient that the facts
are Us we state them. Ne have no doubt that
other business firms will concur with Us in
tins our opinion that if the Office las changed
at Ill since Mr. PRICE, now a partner III the
Ttats, and late Postmaster, left it, tic change
has been in the way Of Improvement: and VIC
say this without any intention Of uttering
word in disparaycment Of Mr. PRICE manage
u,cnt; because ho also was faithful and
capable officer. - -
The Post Office in this city is all unconlfort~
able, iiicommodinus aud unsuitable build
inS: there are employed in it something
near one hundred clerks, more or less;
in point Of business it is tltc third office in tile
United States; and that there should not now
aud ttcli le lu!stukGs committed; tllnt any
unworthy or even dishonest man should not
occasionally be employed untl lis true cllarac-
ter is known; and tl:at paper Lug might not
he dropped o[T a wa.on III the nj Elt once in a
year by some careless messenger. no rc:son-
able 'nan cou}d expect III hooking through
tic different rooms and over the army Of
employees our only wonder is that business
Involving such an amurnt Of petty detail
AMI 20 many little cares, should be
managed with such unfailing regularity
and precision. As lon- as Mr.. Cook d.,cs rs
well as lie llas done since llis last appointment,
wc know that theru will be i general aud car
HIST rcmonstr.nco against the injustice with
which he is :s::ied. Political anmosity docs
hot warrant such assaults There is no
ground npon which they rest. They are made
upon Insufficient if not fabricated testimony;
and they will surely recoil upon those WHO
max. them. We say this in defence Of tie
Postmaster, because i'll Lis management Of lis
":ll'r~ !4e l4as earned the praise which We are
gial to bcstnw
, 1859-04-22

- by the lutte treaty with the Winnebae
goes. about one-half Of their lands hare beep
taken by the Government to appense the
ciatnor of rsPaeioas white settlers in Wisaoa.
sin,
, 1859-04-22
PHILLIPS 4 SAMPSON,

4 SSIGNEES MOTTO E.-Fre-
Il. rick r. M!y-r h..i:c as-i:nrl Al lis .s,i.trtv
ey,+ m. *tncE in ttl!r .f ever kind ari ec:!t II.
;'e uncs-ns for t!r te:rtt " hls e.ls.F ' t"tie
ac1,at .tfvra IT, T., t:.:l Immediately at tie STAT No
q Nth tArk street. a. 9Th. :r:l ,s:rty sase so-+
y Nta lt.1k .tsri. ~. e sutl r .-t tr;rvs
s;ta.lw.e1 :. ASHTON. Assignee.
, 1859-04-22

4 CARn.-Wc, the Undersigned passengers on
board tho propeller Wenolla, ot the buffalo,
Cleveland and Chicago Line, {running III con-
urcton with the New iork Central KailroaI>,
bcl, drsiro.ts to testify our appreciation uf the
attention sIsown to our personal comtosts. by
the geutlrsuaaly captain und officers Of this YES
sci. while upon aud during her first trip fru1n
Buffalo this spring, resolved to publish card
expressive Of our gratitude to Capt. John T..
IIutt, Il thorough scaman, and wluc. hearted en-
,rr1aincr of his passengers. To air. u.
Wcishune. tue efficient tirst-Inatet und Thotnus
Daily iirs,-enginccr, while all who bare sailed
upon the Weuuna, will ever leadily acknowledge
tic sastc III ediblcs shown BY Jcsse 4. Phillips.
thu capable aud accommodating steward. Ne
consider that we are merely doing public b-n-
cit in making known the trst-c!ass acco1nmuda-
tions Of the ''Weuonn,' lcr sca-worthy ,tlaIi-
tics, and the superior ucriss vi her officers and
crew: Ths travelling portion Of tl,c cosn1auniry
will du well t" patrunize the vesse!s Of tlr l,nt-
fnlo, Cleveland and Chicagu Liur, and especially
this line craft, the 81 Wenona." We live no
doubt all who do so will corroborate tue ruth of
tho foregoing remarks.
Buffalo and city papers will confer favor,
and be doing Justice to good crufs, capssin aud
crew, by copying this card.
Chteigo, April ~, ls5".
, 1859-04-22

.:5;- Atlantic and Household Words, for May,
Love Nc Little Love Me Long, 4 new novel by
Charles Rcadc; Adam, Bcde, by Geo. Elliot:
and fresh supply If Bulwcr's What Will lie
Do With II. have been received by McNally
To- 81 Dearborn street.
, 1859-04-22

4 BOOK ron MERCHANTS AND BrslSI:sS MES.
-TIc attention of business nitu is called 10 an
advertisement, in another Column, Of the Col
Icetiye Laws Of the Northwestern States. VIC
have sven :: specimen carss of the work, its me-
c|,anical execution is first class. and from the
examination wc haze been able To make, VIC be-
live the bovk will bv well calculated to supply
til wants ii tic business community in that re-
>pcet. \" person who is doing business in the
adjoining States should lc without it.
, 1859-04-22

LlnEL Sr1T.-ln the libel suit brought by Fa-
t:,er Chini1uy against Father Trench, in the
Knnkakcc Circnit Court, the verdict for the
plaintiff was $4;2I.
, 1859-04-22

DUBLISIlED THIS DAY,
SATURDAY, APRIL L26.
MOTHERS AND INFANTS,
NURSES AND NURSING.
The translation IT pr. At none'@ celebrated work
nursing :nd the trtatmen, nf yuns chsdnn. 1!pNrae,
aT r!tss of the n!e.oeopcl APPEARANCE Ct the v7':ou.
kns II milk. These r.ass cxaet coQrs fcn the
au:hsf>s Atl.so' Microscopy
Til, wo:k Is II gsrat ret!t, and reccEel with
gras rhy all Frenrh physicians. by ~h'm
erEmen.c,! t I'll ucs.]ess ~ t!IG Ere,s guide they III"
l,~ III III. genera treatment u tLcs7 eA,lsrn.
1volun.s %. Limo. -. .3oo Pr. Price H.
PLAN OF THE CREATION;
other Worlds d Who InhnbItx Them,
Ii REV. t. L. 11EQCEMnnCKG.
y new o.xina and deeply Interesting work. Coauenc.
n viii, tit 1n4ncy OF Creation: Tic Aut!r that's & the
MIsE .f Ch related to the subject: considers the
teeuce Of Evii tic Indication afforded III 'e savluzs Ill.,
n5ntv II tke !-c:lsdrs,l design nf Evil nrtia Ut ths
Probationary sr>tcn Thc 1es:1cc,in Thr I'n.as;on u
the N.r,I: The W-!un II t;el In 1Lc Concrasn-nt 4
thss. Events: Termination of Esi' Icsnv of Man, ETC.
lso!rnr. .12za"., ,..+Mrp. .r'!ec u.
Phillips, Sampson 4 Co,
.p:1 es'':t y *!es*t street Esssn: ,1:-
FALL AZ 4 R0ISDs, o. b.
I8O South Water street.
Hull, Cargo, Fire and Life Risks,
T7keu Ia Favorable Tera,s-
u-nrLL a7d CARGO RISKS TAXA. to L1vEEroo1.
-@- r-l-'' - 49, - -
lKE PKOot SAFES-Eishteen
sn;s. ~ sSSs o. !. a. a. M T. 'a's ui'
D' W ,r,, nrn,c n,TrxTsm,w,xnrpc
"tAukh'> f,Afsl sA4.a1a'oh1s-
ay u ssssIaS Pf We si ii ii sss business f''
FIRE PROOF SAFES
Mut the york? In us. snes 1871 and not poaf ever
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