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LATEST NEWS,
TELEGRAMS.
From HaVana

New YORK, March 26-The steamer Karnak,
with Havana dates to the 10Th, has arrived. Su-
gars were stiff. Molasses very firm. Exchange
rates declined-sterlings lO14 prem; New York
bills = discount.
SAVANNAH, March 26.-The schooner Alice A.
Bandell, from Havana Goth inst reports that car
go of six hundred negroes has been landed at Re-
medios, Cuba
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1t is interesting to observe how fast American
boiler plate is taking the place of the best English
make. The American iron is much stronger, and
is being made more and more sound, so as to stand
equally as well in furnaces. One of the most ex-
perenced and successful locomotive builders in the
country told us that he would prefer even second
class Pennsylvania plate to Lowmoor Bowling
that it was now quite as solid and stronger in
grain.-U S. Minina Journal.
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New DEPOT OF THE UNDERGROUND RAILRoAD-An
Association composed of the colored people of Can
ada West, the object of which is to erect depot at
Sandwich, for the reception of passengers over the
Underground Railroad from the slave States and
the more efficiently to aid those who prefer freedom
to slavery, in their efforts to reach Canada, has
been formed The association which is to be called
the Agricultural, Mechanical and Educational Asso-
citation Of Canada West, is composed principally of
those who, for several years, have been conductors
and depot agents on the Underground Railroad.
They have procured at Sandwich thirty acres of
ground, on which they desire to build houses for
the use of those just arrived from slavery until they
free school for their benefit which is now in pros
porous operation. Lewis Clark, the "George Har-
ris'' of Uncle Toms Cabin, is one of the general
and travelling agents of this Association.-D Detroit
Advertiser.
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OPPosITIoN CoNCLAvE IN BALTIMoRE.-We have
information of a recent caucus in Baltimore be-
tween distinguished representatives of the several
wings of the opposition, with the view of efecting
a complete coalition for the canvass of 1860. The
conclave was held at the residence of member
of the Maryland judiciary, and there were present
Messrs Seward, Cameron, and certain other person
ages in the interest of the "American Whig" fac
ton We are not apprzed of the results of the con-
sultation.- Wash. States.
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TowsoNTowN, March 26, 1859.
CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE CoUNTY.-Before
Hon. Judge Price. r. J. Cuttings, Esq.,, At
torney for the State, prosecuting.
Court called at 10 o'clock, but no cases being
ready, 1T adjourned until Monday morning
Last evening Justice Peregoy committed James
Burke and Patrick Darlington to the county jail,
charged with assaulting Henry Snyder and a Mr.
douglass The parties were engaged the new
water works near Shutdown.
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Departure of Minister 1IcI.on

New ORLEANS, March 26.-United States Minis
ter McLane will depart for Mexico by the steam
er Quaker City in the morning.
The steamer Tennessee is still on the docks under
going repairs.
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letter from Hayti, received in Boston, says the
Boston Journal of the oath, reports that Salomon
conduct had given offence to the conservative
friends of the new government. 1t is said that the
government coffee, which is fifth of the whole
product, will probably be sold hereafter at auction
on the island, instad of shipping it to New York
and Europe on government account, which has
been the custom heretofore
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HoNoRs TO PROFESSOR MoRsE.-Colonel Shaffner
of Worcester, has received letter from Professor
Morse, father of American telegraphv, dated at
says: 81 have just had the unexpected official in
telligence that the Queen of Spain has created me
Knight Commander of the Order of Isabella the
Catholic. letter from the first Secretary of State
has Just announced this to me, with the promise of
the diploma by the next steamer The Swedish
Royal Academy of Sciences at Stockholm has also
elected me foreign member of the Academy
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE,

HALIFAX, N. S.-Schr. Stella Maris
40 casks cod OIL 125 bbls mackeral 80 half do JAS
corner Sons; 325 bbls. herring, half do trout do
MEsslNA.-Bark Starlight.
5o0 cantars brmstone 40 pkgs corks 100 bags berts
70 do canary seed, so do. wanuts 100 boxes almonds
200 do lemons, 100 half do, 3,7l5 boxes oranges,
Schwartz & Dix.
C0ASTWISE.
CHARLEsToN.-Brig No,thman.
rs casks Rice, Jno. Williams & Son; 100 do Levering
Co.; SO do, A. c. Schaefer so do, T. R. Matthews
Son. IL bags fruit, Jas. Corner Sons; 100 bbs mdse
Grant Bro do, w. T. Landstreet IL 900 # lumber
haslup Sma 90 casks Rice las bbls potatoes-order
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Gnld I'm NAM NI~xla

LEAvENwoRTH, March 25.-The Lawrence RepuJ-
hcan says that letter from Mr.. Morey, of the
original Lawrence Company, now located near Ell
Paso, states that plenty of shot gold had been dis
covered on the banks of the Arkansas, and there
has been extensive prospecting. 1t yields five to
ten cents per pan. He thinks the prospect better
than ever existed in California
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FEARFUL PosITIoY.-NARRow EsCApE.-At the
high bridge near Catawissa, the passenger train on
Saturday came near making wreck A passenger
as the locomotive and first car reached the bridge
$50 feet high. The front end of the passenger car
was caught by gust of wind and was lifted from
the track, landing on the edge of the bridge. The
motion of the car pulled the bell rope and stopped
the engine so that no lives were lost. 1t was an
instant of fearful peril, with proyidentia deliver
ance- Wlkesbarre Times
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Expiosion-Loss of Life

CHICAGO, March 26.-The Northern Transports
tion Company's propeller Lady of the Lake, ex-
ploded her boiler when half mile from Fairport
to-day. The vessel sunk, and the cook and
one of the iremen were lost There was cargo
OF flour and provisions on board. No particulars
have yet been received
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EXPORTS FROM RAITIMORE

LIvERPooL.-1,66s bags bark 440 44s sup feet timber
SAGUA LA GRANDE.-130 tons coal.
RoTTERDAM.-1,02o hhds. tobacco, 25 do. STEMS ZOO
bbs. rosn, sc, ,s65 slaves.
HAVANA CuBA-696 pieces castings, 13 boxes do. 2 do.
machinery pieces pipe bdle. rods, "A wrought.rcn
do ~ boxes doors and shutters, so kegs r. spikes
1000 cross ties 10 frogs 60 bbs phosphate lime 15S
kegs butter 10 boxes OYSTERS ia 900 bricks 6H dozen
pick handles, lis cords wood -
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Arrival of the Pacific

BosroN, March PIP M.-The line to Halifax is
down, east of Bangor, and there seems to be no
prospect of hearing from that point tonight, where
the America is now due from Liverpool.
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A London Publisher advertises exact fac-similes
of "Seven Curious Old Newspapers" published be-
tween the years 1640 and 1879, announcing the exc
cuton of Charles the First, the death and funeral
of Oliver Cromwell, the great fire of London, with
interesting notices of Nell Gwynne, Dryden, Bun
yam, the intrigues of the Court of Charles the
Second extraordinary occurrences in various coun-
ties, with very drol and interesting advertisements
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THE GREAT EAsrERN.-By the steamer Nova SEQ
tian, letter from Liverpool was received by j. E.
Pindle, agent of the British and American Express
Company, from which are permitted to take the
following extract: at is supposed to be fixed fact
that the Great Eastern will sail for Portland some
time in August. She is covered with men finishing
her up. 1t is expected she will sail from this
port. "-PorNasd Argus
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Horrible Trnredv i'm yyiscons,n

HARRIS, Marquette county, Wis, March 26.-Two
residents of this place, Jonathan Post, Baptist
preacher, and his wife, both killed yesterday
by their son, while the latter in a state of fren-
zy., The murderer is about thirty years of age,
and has been insane for several years. although he
was considered harmless until this sad occurrence
taken into custody and will be confined in a place
of safety.
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RrRnkIup, "afar

NEW YoRK, March 26.-The Brooklyn Water
Celebration Committee have decided to extend in
vltatlons to the authorities and Fire Departments
of Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington, Richmond
and some forty other cities
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Burning of a Flour Mill

CLEVELAND, March 25.-J. B. Hughes flourish
ing mill in Bellevue, Ohio, was burned last night
line loss is stated at SlS,000 insured for Sl2 OOO
The cause of the fire was friction of the ma
chinery.
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NORFOLK, March 26.-The new sloop-of-war Rich
mond is to be launched on the 7th of Nav
Considerable additions have been made to the
brlcklayers in the yard, and the immense stock
house. for ordnance and provisions is progressing
raplGiy
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CHARGE OF ROASTING A MAN ALIvE.-Two engi-
neers of steamer employed in the mail service be-
tween Rio and Panama, were recently brought up
before police magistrate in Liverpool, charged
with roasting one ofthe 'coal passers'' to DEATH
1t appeared that the deceased, overpowered by the
heat of the hold, had given out, and laid himself
down on the deck, unable to work. The chief en-
gineer sent him below, and caused him be tied to
ladder between two furnace doors, within two
and hafeet of one fire. and within three half feet
of the other. The fires were lighted, were raging
fercely, and were renewed twice while the man re-
mained tied. One of the witnesses said he himself
could not stand the heat three minutes, and he
shipped as stoker. The victim of this barbarity
prayed to be released but vas confined half an hour
at the end of which time he carried to the fore
castle; before the next watch he thrown over
board, and one of the witnesses, the man who cut
him from the ladder, thought he dead before he
was removed from the fire. The names of the en-
gineers are John Buchanan and Archibald Mitchell
The name of the deceased was Thomas Landon The
vessel was the Bogota. Mitchell was committed
without bail. Buchanan was bailed.-Boston Cour
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The French Theatre in New York is in the full
tide of success being crowded at each performance
The subscribers, in order to mark their apprecia-
tion of the efforts of the directors-Messrs Wild
dows Sage have te ndered to them benefit soiree
on which occasion the places of the subscribers will
be paid for over and above the subscrintion
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Professor FELTON, of Harvard University, in re-
cent paper read at meeting of the American
Academy of Arts and Sciences, gives an account of
his visit to DR.. Abbott's Egyptian Museum, now on
exhibition at $50 Broadway, New York, and says
that it is ful of antiquities and more curious
than those in any European Museum
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NEW YORK, March 26.-The steamer City of
Washington sailed hence, at noon to-day, for
Liverpool, with one hundred and fifty passengers
and $50 900 in specie
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HAMILTON, c. W., March 25.-The verdict of the
jury in the case of the late accident on the Great
Western Railway at Dundas exonerates the Rail-
way Company from any blame whatever Regular
trains pass over the road to-day
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The opera seems to be immensely popular in
Cincinnati. Norma was performed at the new opera
house on Thursday evening, and the receipts on
that city says.
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The Arabia Outvvard Ro,,nd


HALIFAX, March 25.-The Royal Mail steamship
Arabia, from Boston, arrived at 81 A. NJ, and
sailed at A. NJ, to-day, for Liverpool. Weather
clear and calm
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From HAvANA-Arrest of a United States Citizen.
The steamship Karrak, from Nassau and Havana
10Th inst, arrived at New York about one o'clock
Saturday morning. The correspondent of the New
York Herald under date of the 10Th saws:
On the 18th instant Mr.. Thomas Ascencio ma
tive of this island and naturalized citizen of the
United States, arrived in this capital from the south
side in one of our coast steamers. The police were
evidently waiting for him, as they took charge of
his luggage on arrival, but permitted him to 90 to
his hotel. On the 18th he called for and pro-
vided with quarters at the residence of one of the
Commissaries of the city. The cause remains mys-
terry until authority chooses to reveal the hidden
sources of denunciation in your city, where are
chiefly located the creatures who live upon the blood
money of their countrymen.
The Consul General of the United States waits
upon General Coucha to-day with an official note
requiring information to the cause of the arrest
and detention of Thomas Ascencio, citizen of the
United States, and he will have a response or the
cause will occur that was waited for by distin-
guished Senator some few days since.
Strangers taken with the epidemic evacuation,
are leaving for the banks of the Mississippi to-day
by the Chawba.
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New Orleans papers say that Piccolomini and Ull-
man have quarrelled and separated. Ullman has
gone to Charleston and Piccoomini is still at New
Orleans with most of the members of the Company.
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The jury in the case of James Spephens, who has
been tried in New York on the charge of poisoning
his wife, rendered verdict of guilty on Saturday.
The Post says
The jury in this case have Unexpectedly brought
in verdict of guilty against the accused. Unex-
pectedly, we say; not because of the want of pre-
else and complete testimony, but of our more re-
cent experience furies in such cases. 1t has been
so common for them to disagree that the communi-
ty will receive the verdict of this iury with sur
nriS
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New Orleans pa

The Rochester IN. W Union says that land
slide ON the Erie Canal, five miles west of that
place, has caused damages which will cost several
thousand dollars to repair
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Nire Mt NannIenn Ohio

m ITt Ht NHpOIeOn, Oh1O.
TOLEDO, March 25.-A fire this morning at
Napoleon, Ohio, destroyed nearly all the business
part of the town, causing loss of SIT 900, which is
partially covered by insurance.
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Arrival of the Pacific
NEW YORK, March 27.-The steamer Pacific, OF
the Galway line, with dates to the 5th (anticipa-
ted, arrived here to-day.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

SATURDAY, March %.
COFFEE-Cofee is quiet, but for all descriptions the
market continues pretty firm. We have heard sales
to day worth noting. We publish below the usual weekly
report of Messrs White Elder coffee brokers' and we
refer readers to it for quotations. and of
the stock.
WEEKLY COFFEE REPORT.
Stock of Rio Coffee, March 49, 1859 23 600 bags
Received since, per schr "Red Wing" 2776
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INTERESTING DIsoovERY.-An interesting discoy-
cry both as regards history and military archaolo-
gy, has lately been made in the Island of Cyprus.
In the beginning of last December. Ali Pasha Gen
eral of Artillery, was charged by the Ottoman Gov
ernment with visiting the various fortified places in
the islands of Rhodes, Cyprus and Cos, and while
executing certain works at Nicosia, he found among
the ruins of some old Notifications well-preserved
funeral cavern, at the bottom of which was stone
with an inscription in Latin. Though somewhat
defaced this inscription found to be to the fol-
lowing effect: "Here lies the body of John Peter
prus, who died 9th March, 1858. He, by the Kings
orders, constructed the Notifications of Nicosia."
Underneath this inscription is outline of the for
tcations referred to- The prince alluded to is evil
IDENTIFY Hugo w., the eighth successor to Guy de
Lusignan, first King of Consolidation Cour
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From the Washington Star.

Dispatches have been received from the United
States Ministers at London, Paris, Madrid and Viz
emma, by the late steamer all of which speak o
war in Europe as apparently inevitable. Extensive
preparations for the outbreak were in progress, and
business was suffering great depression in conse-
quence of the disastrous prospect
The following is the statement of the Treasurer
for the week ending March 2lst:
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. Ship News.
New YORK, March 26.-The schooner D. W. Ed
ridge from st. Barts with cargo of fruit arrived
to-day
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Gf0al Motitfs.

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB
scrber has obtained from the Orphans Court of Balti
5 Of aS on etT the
All persons having claims against the said deceased
Of A Reed IS Baltimore street on or before the
ss M s aT
70 sand estate are requested to make immediate payment
mh25-Iaw4w* Executrix
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE
Orphans Court Baltimore city in Maryland letters Of al
Wat e o & e R the ali
To sg e eat I said a ARE
the subscribers at before the 10th day of October next
equested to make immediate payment to the subscriber
'sa un'sf no P sf'f PERSE ffH q EnafGfn lfss
mhll.law4w with the will annexed.
THIS is TO GIvENOTICE THAT THE SUB
sfy IN IF CT e on Of the the
said deceased are hereby warned exhibit the with
barry Coarsnd street her Attorney, on tPPees or before
al ay 5 e m ps By
sons indebted to said estate requested immediate
"naS EScHEf f2f T. ps 5Si1 ~ Hf'l'h'
TNHIs IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB
Il scriber, of Baltimore city, in Maryland, obtained
Sm 5 on the for o aa % s % f E s a
the said deceased hereby warned exhibit the
the 10th day of 0ctober next they may otherwise by law
said a n mafs @
diate payment Given under my hand this 10th day of
'i6i m6Ii ia@iw- i hihh oila Admnistrfator. DdnGEf
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE
subscriber has obtained from the Orphans Court of Ba
J. OAKf0RD late Of South America deceased All persons
having claims ms against the said deceased hereby warned
eoep on or before b the S 9Th day Of they
said persons indebted to said estate are hereby
requested @ to make mmediate payment Given under my
- -. w 'D' y ' RiCHD B. FITZGERALD,
mh3law4w Administrator.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE
subscriber has obtained from the 0phants Court of Bal
LEWIS o 1 Ua city, e fia At
to with @ 1oaehe af eeo S
the subscriber, before the 7h day Of September next
a All S a ee sf@ arr are
"a xsn Ghaf eofa this
mh5law4w* Executor
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri-
Der has obtained from the Orphans Court of Baltimore
ing against the said deceased are hereby warned to
lRs'fs sss
indebted to said estate are requested to make
dase payment Given under ny band this LIST day Of March,
mh21aw4w Bank Of Baltimore Building
ANN RUSSELL rs HENRY RUSSELL and Others
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF BALTIMORE
ILolITX ~ slrTING IT. IN EoUITYmh March, lsSg1o5 .
toned be ratified and confirmed unless cause to the
nsS Of be % @
weeks before the said second day Of April next
The report states the amount Of sales to be two
mhlslawsw. Tes-SEo sANSsFoS, sANSsFoS,, eisrf cisrk.
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ROTATION IN OFFIcE-The Richmond ENQUIRER
publishes record of the proceedings had in
Democratic meeting held in the county of Chester
field, Virginia, the l4th instant, and at which
the following preamble and resolution were adop-
ted expressing the sentiments of the Chesterfield
Democracy, sin common with that of Virginia the
South and the Union ~
Whereas the Democracy of Chesterfield, in COM
mon with that of the State, the South, and of the
Union believe that to the of our principles
are indebted alike for the benefits of the past
and hopes of the future, and that any attempt
ed departure from the established usages of the
Democratic party can but be productive of discord
and dlsorganization, frequent recurrence to first
principles is dictated not less by policy than
duty.
That we believe the Northern doctrine of rota-
ton in office, merely for the sake of rotation is
doctrine not only alien TO SOIL but detrimental
to our best interest; that since the origin of our
Government to reward the faithful, continue the
efficient, and elevate the meritorious has always
been the settled policy of the South that it is this
policy which, in rewarding merit, benefits alike the
giver and receiver; that to this is the South to
great extent indebted for the prominence of her
statesmen in the Federal Councils for that fearless
fidelity with which they discharge their trust, up
held by consciousness that generous constitu-
ency will sustain and an appreciating people will
reward them; therefore
Resolved, That, while we do not favor incumben-
cy without merit, the doctrine of rotation in office
is doctrine alien to people, and to which, as
Democrats, we are utterly and unaterably op-
posed.
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Fire at Joliet, Ill.
ST. LOUIS, March ga fire at Joliet, ILL.,. this
morning, destroyed five stores, involving loss of
5000 to $4,000.
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CANADIAN ENTEPRIsE-The Canadians have sur
veyed and are about constructing a Canal to con-
meet Lake Huron with Lake Ontario. This will
very greatly shorten the distance by water from
the States adjacent to Lakes Michigan and Supe-
rior, to the Eastern market. They hope by means
OF 1t to divert large part of the traffic which now
comes down Lake Erie
Another important Canadian enterprise now on
foot is the deepening of the st. Lawrence and Wei
land Canals, in order that vessels of considerable
draught may pass directly to and from the ocean,
obvlatlng the necessity Of transhipment of cargo.
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The New Orleans True Delta protests against
cruel, arbitrary unjust legislation against free
negroes in Louisiana of whom there is ga large ma
tive resident population, correct in their general
department, honorable in their intercourse with
society, and free from reproach, SO far as the laws
are concerned not surpassed in the noffensiveness
Of their lives by any equal number of persons in
any place, North or South"
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friend expresses the opinion that the Belly
Canal will not be constructed at present
of the intestinal difficulties in Nicaragua.-Net9
York Post.
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DOE & HOWARD,
l. WAREHOUSE, NO. 50 PRATT STREET.
NEAR BowLY's WHARF,
Manufacture SASH, DOORS, BLINDS, FRAMES and air
kinds Of SASH FACTORY WORK "iiu al
Agos furnish every description of BUILDING NATE
jala-air FAcronr-LocUsr POINT R.,,o.
STOCKS, BONDS, and all other kinds of Seen.
~ Of this and other mark bought and sold only on
eommsslon' w 1enfi0 wv jall-u