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MARINE AFFAIRS.
FOR EUROPE.

The mail steamer Bremen CAPT. II. Wessels, sailed
hence on Saturday, for Bremen via Southampton
with l2l passengers. Among item are g. W. S.
Nicholson, United States Consul q. Tuni', aud family
The Bremen took out only 81 800 in specie.
rHI STEAMER WISER.
It is rumored tina. tie Bremen steamer Weser has
been withdrawn, and is CO naequenly not due at this
pot.
DEATH OF A sFw-TORR PILOT.
Capt. William Lyons worthy Sandy Hook pilot
died yesterday il this city, Of drpsy, in the Az year
OF Lis age. His funeral will take place at O'Clock
tomorrow, from Orchard street, near Broome.
NAVAL.
The United States s.oreshp Supply. Com nander
Henry Walker, left the Navy Yard on Saturday, aud
proceeded TO Quarantine where she anchored. She
is bouId to Loando Coast Of Africa for the purpose
Of establishing rev store depot for the use Of the
squadron. The following ia list Of ofiicera:
Conn snder; Henry Ws,e, Leu'.gag: John Dp~ne. o.
Stanton, George Brown Mnfer n W Altn; A',.i.'.n
SuIseoD NJ Neeoer; Cafsns Ceri, d. Brewer; Pufser
Il. A. Wslker.
RESCUE OF TIE CREW OF rHE BLACK DOUGLAS.
Captain james McCreadie and crew brought
into Hampton Roads on the Bis. ult., by the ship
Henry CLARK. Capt. McCTeade had command Of The
sbip Black Douglas, and compelled to abandon
her at sea to tie lives of himself aud The
Black Douglas was al English ship; vas loaded with
gu6Lo the JlpDeh is dLu Wd5 Doutu 10 Colk
The Henry Clark fell in with her in lat - ~ FORTH
lon. AZ 80 west, which time the Bacs Douglas had
twelve feet of water il her hold, which had continued
to rise il spite of the constant labor of the 81 the
pumps After the captain and crew had determined 70
leave the Black Douglas, and go board Of the
Henry Clark, they stopped the pumps, ADD the ship
commenced to settle 20 fast that they had scarcely
tin to get the boats out and their clothes board
The Henry Clark was bound 10 City Point and went
up James River on Thursday morning. The OF
the Black Douglas all co0iihed IL the Marine Hos
pita with scurvy. The captain has applied to the
Consul, ard entered The usual protest, etc.
LOSSES FOR AUGUST.
During the month Of August fifteen sea-goiBg vss-
GELS reported as missing, or wrecked The list
comrises ships, banks, schooners. aud q steam
tug. OF these were burnt, wrecked, sunk,
abandoned, and missing The total value of prop
erty lost was 1888 72l This is the value of property
totally lost, exclusive Of damsge to vessels not
amounting to a total loss. AS compared with the
month of August 1853, the above shows an increase
in the value of property lost and missing OF s32 32l
The vessels reported are chiefly American, although
some foreign are included-when bound to or from a
United States port, or known to be insured in this
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The deceased was only rineteen years old.
LETTER FROM MR.. ROACH.

To rs b6iioy O fhs y. ]. Tribune
slR: Your rpor in ,otays Issue, h-atei, fospdery
Blown Up contains statement injurious 70 me- snc NOT true
feet /, that employed engineer knowing MIN
peent and because be could BE- had cheap Inis
penny wisdom AID pound folly Is no. way The boiler was
heated INN eoey under ny Office and in the event OF
explosion my life aad the life Of smother equally dear per-
ksps oesrer) me- would b. p-rac aim q be prut Mt
could he suiy Of sudsngeiing, int, the life aud the
safety of my own sn. and next % that, the hves
merely little money srd take that astd risk The
who drove engine the time Of the explosion was
EMPLOYED By houlh wanted engineer the
time very much ,i refused 70 LEI him - work TIL
Thorough luy made hs compc.en and ch.racer
abb practical engineer In whose employ De
he'd and who coveted hs services the Time ndorsed his
pTetsnsons s strong him. He Vas then set to
wei thea. The ths, smother
voUy dchsseo because TITLE could be saved from his weekly
esrurFs is simply ridiculous We koo~ why be was olsen,
poyra but that and the for forms necessary par. Of
Ibis card .1d would edfy you the public TO ow.
Your. T.. pct JOHN ROACH.
No 50 TO 10 Gceyek street, New York, Sept s. 1889.
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while discussing the questions that relate to the
Sensational election. laughter
"Mr Ticbenor-I would AK the gentleman one
ouestion-who is without their clothes ILsughterI
&" Mr.. Cochran-rhe gentleman from Goose and
Curry (Hchenor).
{" Mr. Tichepor--We, have a right N do 60 but
am not without any clothes-I have a shirt on Sir
iIauphterl.
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AdveftisrmeDs

Tie "DiapHRAsx FLIEs- nsnafsstared By ne.a Nc Kss
zg O'H.aI ,h- lind Poros Ft~r which alluded N
y recent r,pt 70 the Csosou Boud consider tbs srScii
witch tbs ftsriDs nsdam be excel
sre. parpose rhs quite darsbe snA
only qaies rsvers.d occasionally 70 insure u Wss 60
ton JANIS CKiLTos, u D., Chr
Visit Of ths Csool River And observe The dysns
essbi.tuspts sab yards and other Of mponiy
reed Hsrp~s r March, the inhsbtsu II ths CSoteo -
viii drirk uD!e filtered Sod and wssrsatsA - &c
KExzn Ohm, No. Ids Ah&
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Advertisement
EDWARD II. DIXON. n. d.. Editor of

gcslpe dsvotes his attention exclusively Operative sasy
Office ConsuAttons oeacure dseASss At ~
Pelvic Viseers HsmorbAds Ravure, raie and CcaoeshA
Abscess without the knife hssture
BY process requiring soufnemsnt Oshee houss 6D0 -
and Ito evening" ~ Dr. De residsaes, No q ahsv AZ =
houn Dr. D. his yvsss Hospital vhss spsoAe.s
apartments AID he pg-est sis IN tbs city, with sspas sn
provided os thee Who require The ssricos
hotelA
The ofoe of rHx scALpRL h 1t No Vesyss, AS~ hoSss
where IL literary aad business 1naceses oa - e
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CITY ITEMS.

Tie weather yesterday was bright, cool, AMI pleas
ant, tempting people 70 come out and enjoy it. As
the churches were reopened after the Summer va
cation the streets presented animated sppear
snce than for some time pact. Large numbers awaited
themselves of the opportunity TO make short excur-
sions into the country by the steamboats, and city
railrosds.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-05

A BURGLARY PREvESrED.-Soms weeks since
Capt Wapg AMI q number of detectives followed
some persons whom they recognized as suspicious
characters, to the corner Of Greenwich and Liberty
streets where they ost sight Of the objects OF their
vigilance. On several occasions subseq uently they
were observed, and with the same result in their
attempts TO tr.ce them further Believing that they
contemplated some crime in their circuit the officers
laid their plans TO ascertain the fact Officer McCorJ
made inquiries ia the different tenement houses n the
vicinity to learn Of the advent Of any new Corners.
A. No. 100 Cedsr street, he learned that man hA
taken an apartment on the 26,h of August, and he'd
moved in on the same night. A fact that fixed susp-
ciop the person in the mind Of the officer, that
but little furniture was brought to the premises and
especially ss the house was adjoining the store Of A.
Franck & Co., No. Ill Cedar street. The officers
watched the vicinity, and thinking that they would
probably eonsummste the burglary by Saturday night
at O'Clock they entered the and house, burst open the
door Of the apartment held by the corners. But
instead Of finding their game, the room was vacant
The discovery showed their pcions TO be correct
Two heavy iimmies and other burglarious implements
were found in the room, with which an opening hA
been made through the wall Of Mr.. Francks store
The burglars would probably have effected their
object had they not discovered that they wers
watched.
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TENTH REGrNEsr.--It is said that this regiment
is 70 be dsbsnded Orders 10 this effect are 70 be
Issued in few days. There are but four commands
left, whose total does not amount to sixty The
Emmett Guard is about to join the SI'y-niuth, and
the National Greys have applied for a transfer. The
other companies will doubtless be consolidated with
the Second Regiment.
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sion, estimated expense to the city o. at least
$1,000, snd bali as nuoh more to the members ofthe
Department. Some Of the more prudent tcemen think
tha. tie Chief Engineer has been too svish o: ths
annual appropriation, and fear that before be gets
through he will up sll the resources of tae yeN
or the parade lssvug nothing 70 meet the current eH'
peLses, ana wear AID tear Of machinery.
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fAihsr then cane 10 his ,eccus. WHEN An,on s.ri,t
bin with tie Ak Ufoo lis bead telling him % the
floor. AM Ryan, wife - deceased. corrobora.si .bs
shove testimony; bot Mary Aiscc, wife Of tbs
prisoner swore tl,t both OF the RysIs attacked her
husbsnd tint With clubs. The Jury render, YER
DICT "thst Martin Rysn care 70 bis death by bios
fion sn AZ, at the hands OF John Allisop.' Ga he
examination the prisoner sid that he used no az.
snd cid not know, under the excitement he WAS 10 It
the tine. whether he used club or his list. He vas
committed .or trsl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-05

The GENERAL SEssIoss.-The September Term Of
the Court Of General Sessions this morning
before the City Judge, with an unusually heavy
cal. ndar owing the brief sessions Of the vacation
months of July and August. Beside numerous i'm
portant bail cases 1876 prison cases will be brought
before the Courts Of Sessions and Oyer and Terminer
The wing is the calendar Of cases 10 be disposed
Of: Felonious assault, Is; burglary IA; MURDER 81
msyheIn, /; smbezzlement q bgamy, Il bsstardy,
forgery, 10; grand larceny 20; robbery s. sbsr-
donment, S; false prstenses, a. arson, ,; rape, l.
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fAhpert.seu,enGi
BRADY's GALLERY

H~ REMOVED from No Sc Broadway " No. 81 BsoslvsS'
so~uer Of Bleeckerst
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ARREST OF ITALIANS p6R PASSING COUyrERvsrr
Con-Op Saturday evening Capt Downing nfrnd that
engaged psos counterfeit half 1oias tho
Broadway sbopks.pe He IL pursuit. but could
gain intelligence Of them AZ be- uned he observed tee
Suspicious boxing perss Of Bood street, who
identified oender Win difeglty snd sftss
Lce be took the into custody and conveyed aem 10 the
Homer. spd Faucks SPARTAN The former hsd en- his p,sen
DIRK knife inches in length and eight OF nine dollars
IA small change On SpssDi found counterfeit half
dollars sded psol The bed Justice
NalshsL
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fAdvertiserneaf.
MANUFACTURERS 8,

INVENTORS, MECHANICs, bIANIfA. I.NEHS'
md AnEs,rcEs. should cssfai rhs~uo'osca
alton 70 ksp their aesf dsf,o snA b rnshs n os
.A~a.svssI Enaiss:oes daily y Fowlsa wsIt' ~ -
ncpoAvVy,
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Az OLD S,ILoR.-Early yesterday aged man
named Peter Boyle was brought to the Essex Market
Police Court, the officer having found him wandering
about the streets. He stated that he had place Of
residence and friends and that he hsd been at the
Almshouse for some time past. His face vsner-
able, and his whole manner interesting. Justice
Steers questioned him. and learned some facts Of HE
history. lie was born in Scotland during the wars Of
the last century many facts of which he recolec.s
folly. He early went to sea, which he followed for
many years. and was in the British msu-of.war VIC
tory under Lord Nelson at the battle of Trafalgar.
His manner of speech is, toa certain extent ncohe
rent exhibiting an mperfectiou Of memory He
stated his age to be l02 years. though he looks like
hale old man of So lie was placed in the care Of tho
Almshouse Governors
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Arrest OF PRETErDEp CoUST.-A man nomsd
Hermann Bohnsrsk sned Saturday, Of the nssooss
Mr David Levy 81 No NS WeA Broadway WIN alleges hse
B9hnsnsk from him the and pants which b hN
BohDensk recogized the whs
under the psne Of bsinss Hungarian Count 10 distressed cir
has been Sins Dry goods tAbseth and smilss
articles Of linen The psonsr stated .hst be otstnsA
clothing ssed have stolen, In trade. He hsil
a. hill hi lsfiHe
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Row AMONG THE CoLORED WATERS on rHE Nrw
WoRLDThee consider able excitement, lest night board
the steamer New World which csused By Of the ooosA
wdte ssbbus another waiter appears that during the day
they had been paid their monthly and Of them hsA
been drinking and while under the effect Of the liquor they
into fight II during this melee that knife used asA
Of the wsteu stabbed the shoulder and The
bs grounded Cuyer Bar and while there the p-son
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-05

MATE OF VESSEL DRowSgD.--George Webber,
bosmsn called the Hsrbor Police station and stated that hs
bad been employed by psmed Humphrey mate Of ship
kus ID Bedloes bland to him ashore In small oose
While making for the city, according Webb-s represents
Humphrey. tell overheard drowned On hearing
tie story Office command detained Webtrr t further
OF HUI plreys have not yet been recovered.
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REAL EsTArE-Mr. John McClsve has sold seven
side Of the Seventh avenue. commencing the
northwest One Hundted and Twenty eighth street f
S70 p. Ao, lots south side OF Ous Hundred ana
Tventy seventh street commencing SIS feet westerly fs~
SIh svenue for 500 per lot Alec o,s north side Of Oas
HUNDRED and Twelfth street commencing Fourth avenue.
and running essterly-the nine lots sold for = 1000.
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SUDDEN DEArH.-Rchd. Beecher an Irish aborer.
dropped dead Saturday afternoon while In atssy
In 37.h street. lth avenue, where he employed
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FArM AccIDENT.-A boy II years Of age, named
Ssnl brown killed Saturday, BY falling upon his head
irc IN the top Of gate In Oliver street.
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Drowned WHILE BarHIYC.-- William Vedder,
formerly driver n the employ Of the il.on River RsroAj
Company while bathing in the dock Thirty third
North river, seized with crsap md sned Ssurds
TIE bcby recovered and taken e. twentieth Precin
Police. station.
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Boar SrEALIsG.-DenDis Donovan was arrested By
the Barbor Police and held Saturday charged
sesinss bat belonging 20 uuk dealer named snydss The
bost found In the ksst River.
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PARADE OF TIE FIRE DEP,RrxIsr.-The grand
,rienniAl parade Of the New-Yoik Fire Department,
which is to take place Mordsy, Oct IL, is exciting
Unusual Interest among the fremer, AID vii no doubt
prove . very splendid well - costly affair. Every
engine, hose-cs and truck in tho city is being
painted, gded, and otherwise bssuti6ed for the occs
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SERIOUS AccIDTsT.-O On Saturday afternoon, Q
named James MoCui fell from bic foot
~ Thirteenth North River In front 81 thu wheel 81
large truck Before he could eItIcats himss the whs
passed his body An several rib. fractured
hs received internal injuries lie conveyed
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The WHITEHALL STREET HoMcIDE.-Coroner
Scbirmer, On Saturday held an inquest at the New
York Hospital upon the body Of Edward Kelly,
rative Of Ireland, q years Of age, who shot in
Whitehall street on Wednesday evening BY John
Hays, boa,nsn, and died Of his injuries on Friday
night. The evidence showed that the two men quar-
relied about the capacity Of one Of them to whip
relative Of the other clinch and scue ensued but
they soon separated, Kelly declaring that he Wa only
IN fun They met soon after, when Kelly again pro-
fessed friend and at the time laced his hand
upon Hay. shoulder. The latter pushed the hand
rudely away, words followed Hays went ont followed
b. Kelly, another clnch ensued, and Kelly vas snot
The coroners jury rendered verdict Of death by
pistol shot wound inflicted by John Hsys.' On the
rendition Of the verdict, the prisoner was examined.
and protested that he shot the man in selfdefence
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FALL TRoM A WIsDow.--Esriy yesterday morning
named Samuel Creighton while Intoxicated M from tbs
second story window of his hos TO the sdswsk csuns
fracture OF his thigh He conveyed 10 the Besse Hospital
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SrABBIsG AyFRAY.-Lste on Saturday night, two
colored named James Everett and Jos Fers had o.
the Thouss street and West Broadway 10
the midst Of which Il alleged that Everett drew knife snl
stabbed Ferris n the neck and sbdomsn causing serious wouni
The Of hs alteration Jealousy growing of both
ps. being partial tho beauty Fens conveyed -
New York Hosp and Everett arrested aud committed
FIRE rami ION.
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TIE MURDER OF MARTIN RYas.-Coroaer Jack
man held inquest on Sunday, at Bellevue Hospital,
upon the body Of Martin Ryan, who was, on the 9TH
ult, struck upon the he I'D with BY his neshbor
John Allison, at the tenement house No. la East
Thirty -eecond street, and Saturday last died of the
wounds received. The testimony Of Henry Ryan, a
ton Of the deceased, showed that on the evening Of
the assault hn mother told him that Allison had cut
their clothee-ine. Witness went 10 his door and
s.ked him his for 20 doing, when he jam ped
up and struck him REVEAL times With q All hs
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TNsANE.-l estefddy WeIIdT6s66d man OF 6DOu, 70
yean age The Eleventh Ward Station House AID
ssked permission stay He bis James W.
Bsdey but refused 10 ave any particulars ~ 70 bis residence
The officers discovered that he pssn1 aud conveyed him 70
the EseI Market Police Court H. violent In refusing
his friends and said ne would Kill nselfn at
tenpts mace ~ tsho him hume.
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ELECTION NoTIcE.-Oficial notice OF the Noveu-
Der general election will be found in another column.
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9nblit SaIfs.
BIZ LENNON g. RROGDEN
BUCHANANS WHARF

ffsssN TRUSTEES SALE
Il By virtue of decree of the Circuit Court for Bat
more city, the undersigned, Trustee viii offer at pu
Tic sale at the Exchange saesroom s. Gay street in Bait
| O'Clock, p M = ~ ' a.
ALL THOSE TWO ADJOINING LOTS OF GROUND
AND PREMISES, situate on the North side Of IexinoD
west OF Republican street, with front Of nineteen
s seven ana malt inches EACH and depth of one hun
ana ten feet to the north side ten aev with
ShS thereon consisting of TWO THREE
lot peng subject to an annual ground rent OF 500 pay
On tae ISL DAY OF June and December in each year
ou os commence at the distance Of feet
SIX inches west from Republican street. and are the th and
VI o!s partcuarly referred to in Mortgage from VIM
~ WINS TO H. r. Glenn, W. W Glenn and J. Glenn Eyecn
Iohn Glenn dated the 18th day June 1887 and re
corded In liber, E. D., No l29, folio 446 &c ' w ~
third cash, balance in three and sv rroptbs
with interest and approved security. ~ S'
W. W. GLENN, Trustee
6tutbsh d LENNON BROGDEN
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StUtks. GxtbanGf. &t.

'"f S"'~S ''@N9St WV
T AND WARRANTS WANTED BY
- SAML. HARRIS SONS,
T OANS NEGOTIATED AND TINE PAPER
n.y~ EDWARD COHEN, Bill Broker,
COMMERCIAL TIME PAPER of all descriptions
80 10, A' "s'' E EDWARD COHEN, Bill Broker,
EXCHANGE ON LONDON WANTED BY
jIl-tf IS Buchanan's wharf
VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA BANK
NOTES constantly wanted at lowest ssr rates by
i1-tf 2os baltimore street.
NORTHWESTERN VIRGINIA RAILROAD
Sale BONDS endorsed and T HsK 60 for
COMMERCIAL PAPER WANTED BY 10
- SlAH LEE CO. j2-tf
DENNSYLVANIA MONEY for sale at liberal
lift PURvIs & co.
EXCHANGE ON LONDON WANTED BY
- LAMBERT Cuttings,
1ttf RIP No. So Buchanan's wharf.
ITO LOAN.-S2O,O 900 on approved Stock Col
J. la ts Apply to P.H SULLIVAN.
lez4tf "A Second street.
CITY STOCK OF 1875 wanted by
je24-tf No "a Second Street
T IBERAL CASH ADVANCES MADE ON
1any prime Business Paper Stocks left with for
ie24tf No { South str Street
E,ARMERS AND MERCHANTS BANK
l. STOCK for sale by SAMUEL HARRIS, Jr.,
le4f Basement Chesapeake Bank.
CENTRAL OHIO RAILROAD BONDS wanted
oby SAMUEL HARRIS, Jr,
Je4-u Basement Chesapeake Bank.
VIRGINIA BANK NOTES WANTED BY
PHILIP COVER CO,
ieltt corner Baltim and Harrison SITS.
NORTH CAROLINA MONEY WANTED BY
~ PHILIP COVER CO,
TNCURRENT MONEY BOUGHT AND SOLD
y by PHILIP COVER Il CO.,
lei-u corner Baltimore and Harrison SITS
Old SILVER COIN WANTED by
~ PHILIP COVER co,
Jel-H corner Baltimore and Harrison sts,
EXCHANGE ON HAVANA FOR SALE BY
mso,tf No u Smiths wharf up stairs
NORTHWESTERN VIRGINIA lst and I'd
H Mortgage Bonds for sale by ISRAEL S S9HE Street
NEW YORK MARINE INSURANCE SCRIP
apa ST. " ANq ESe i 9G;s Place
baltimore FIRE INSURANCE.; FIRE
ap97f insurance Stocks wanted by ISRAEL COHEN
A SSOCIATED FIREMEN'S INSURANCE
SOCK WantsS By Stock FSsT%fp pR2Rse copany
ap25n basement Chesapeake Bank.
FARMERS AND MERCHANTS BANK
IL STOCK, for sale by MARTIN LEWIS,
aplS-u No 6 South street, up stairs
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD BONDS
~ wanted MARTIN LEWIS,
apis If No 6 South Street, up stairs
NORTHERN STOCKS.-ALL STOCKS AND
~ Public Securities New York, Philadelphia and Bos
ton bought and sold at single commission by
MARTIN LEWIS,
aplS-f No. 6South street, up stairs.
Clio 000 TO LOAN FOR SIX OR
PlO.OOOrwelve months, on good mercantile col
laterais by MARTIN LEWIS,
apl8t A No 6 South street, up stairs.
VIRGINIA BANK NOTES wanted by
JNo. S. Cuttings CO.,
apl+n No. 29 South street.
TTNCURRENT MONEY bought and sold by
- apl4-tf JNO. S. CUTTINGS 4 co.
COLLECTIONS MADE on ALL ACCESSIBLE
" points of the Union by
apl+tf JNO S. CUTTINGS co.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS BY
Il apl4-f JNO s. CUTTINGS co.
EXCHANGE ON WELLS, FARGO & co.
IL San Francisco, Call and on P c. B0MBALIER co.
Havana in sums to suit, for sale by
PENDERGAST BROS,
apl0-tf II Smiths wharf up stairs
STERLING EXCHANGE.
~ For sale by KNOX CO,
aul8-tf 9Grocers Exchange.
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E0nratlgn.

MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGE FOR
N1YOUNG LADIES.-The SUMMER SESSION begins
on May 4th, 1859 The of instruction in the usual
BRANCHES full and thorough being under the direction
an ecent Faculty of able and &peenced Teachers Every
necessary appliance required for Female education at the
command OF the Institution Parents who desire thorough
education for their daughters, with the comforts and ad
va tges of the Christian family are invited to examine the
Sch u.
o terms Of admission snd further information address
Rev 20 LEWIS STALEY Principal, Mount Washington,
Baltim Co., Maryland, Rev. Dr. HEINER Second St.
Balamo Catalogues can be had at CUSHTNGS Il BAL
LETS. Fillmore street, and at Mr. Geo Gelbach's, Second
street apst
A LEX HOFFMAN,
"A DESIGNER AND CARVER
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SCHOOL,,
mh2ly Opposite Sun Building baltimore