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Cristadors's Hair Nye, wigs and Tou-
thsbest IN the world retail and Abe dye
privately applta No. 6Ase< HOUSE.
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SABBING AFFRAY.-Yesterday morning mar
named Reynolds, driver of a mineral-water wagon
ana another party, whose name was not learned
met at house in ''Chintz Row. on Howard street
near Noh"ay, when dispute arose between them
"hlch resulted in Reynolds being stabbed in the
mllsC' ne ielt side ot his face was also badly GU
ne " was taken to the Office of DR. Dunbar by Mr..
u II O"Vano, where his injuries were dressed. 4
ant was Issued tor the arrest Of his assailaut.
MlLITARY.-Tha same inactivity which has mark
ed military matters for several davs past was OBJ
SefFaoie yesterday. With the exception of the pas
sage through the city, at an early hour, of com.
Pdny ol cavalry, there n movement whatever
The cavalry company was from HARRISBURG. and
numbered 0S men, under command of Col. Yonng,
ihls Is the third company OF regiment of caval-
ry now forming.
FAILING OF Portion OF 4 TUYYEL.-Y esterday
morning portion of the arch over Hartford Ran.
10 central avenue, near Pratt street, fell ip, max
ing gap about seventy feet in length. A LONG
tram OIL coal cars was passing down the avenue at
the time, but had not reached the spot when the
accident occurred. The breach will be Immediately
repaired.
= FALSE PRErGNcEs.-Davad Carroll and Philip
Hwlmp were yesterday taken into custody upon
the charge of obtaining money under false nra
IehctS. Upon being examined before Justice Ship-
ley, the evidence was deemed of such character
as 70 justify their being held to bail to appear at
further examination.
PAsrME BASE BALI. CLUR,-This club has beeD
put recently frgaLized. The following g ntlemen
G, have been elected officers: President, James A.
Courtne7; Pice-President, n. p. Chapman; trea-
surer' T. an Ness; secretary, N. Poe, Jr.; com
m'ttee Of inquiry, I, j. Mitchell, P. H. Minus, II,
0hriVer' A game will be played this afternoon.
ASHORE The ship Fair Wind, with cargo of
guano, from Bakers Island, is reported ashore ON
hog island Assistance has been sent to her.
NE CoNT1NENrAh.-The new company at the
Continental attracts crowds nightly
1HE MELoDEoN.- Since the opening of this place
OF amusement, il mas been well patronized
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BALTIMORE, August l6, 1851
The transactions in Stocks here this week have been
light bat for all the principal stocks on the list the
ket has throughout it been quite firm in There has
been no movement in Railroad shares, but Baltimore and
o'o which closed last Friday SAL bid off
day at siZ bid S43h asked regular way. For Northern
Central Sli3 was asked to-day but no bid made. In
Loans there has beeu movement but the
tons III them have been light compared with those
last week The sales include $1,000 Maryland SIS 1870
SIN; $1,000 do at s $500 Baltimore City SIS 1879
SIM s673o do. at sl1; $500 Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road 1875 bonds at 4 81 800 do dividend bonds
at ~ and $4,000 Northern Central 1885 bonds Is
Northern Central 1855 closed day Is bid As asked
and for Northwestern Virginia first mortgage bonds II
was bid, and 734 asked. Maryland 6's closed to-day
without sales bid SO asked for 1905 and Balti-
more City do at SIX bid fer ls75s and 81 bid 81 4
asked for 1905. In Bank there very
little done this week. the embracing shares Cti-
2ens' at 81, and shares Farmers and Merchants at
s2Sk but they have generally been steady about last
ksquotatons. The Mining have ceased to be
subject of interest," except to those unfortunate parties
who hold them
In the Money market there is pothng new to note
The supply of capital is largely in the
and both at the banks the note brokers business is
exceedingly quiet. Some sales of strictly frstcIass
single name paper making at 10Gl2 per cent, but
prime endorsed do which very scarce would go read
ly at 7a9 cent Money is offering very freely call
and with good collateras almost any amount could be
had at 5G6 per cent.
The foreign imports into the port OF Baltimore for the
week ending Thursday, amount in value to only
$1,000 but the value Of the foreign exports Bal
for the period Sl94,S7o, against $i6l 672
last week Included in the exports 1887 bbls -four
700 kegs lard 2376 hds. tobacco, and 900 lbs ngo
copper.
Virginia 6s fell of at The first board at New York to,
J. hu al Dcad auain at he boor L
Tennessee 6s declined II Erie 2s and New York Central
u; but Missouri and North Carolina 6's, Canton and
Reading all closed at yesterdays figures Treasury notes
advanced per cent, the years per cents selling
at974.
SALES At THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
FRIDAY, August 16 1861.
There sales at the Stock Board to-day
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TIT FREsHET NEAR PIrTsBukG.-The damage by
the recent flood, along the valley of the MahoIing,
Shepango and Neshannock creeks uupreCcdent-
ed. All the bridges over the tributary streams
have been swept away, rendering the passage of
coaches any vehicles impossible. Some time
will be required to repair the roads and bridges in
such manner as to fit them for the passage of We
hices. The power Of the hG0d in sw eepiug away
heavy bodies seems almost incredible, stones of
enormous size having been dashed from their places
like sticks. The railroad at Enon Valley was CON
sderabiy damaged, portion OF the track having
been washed away.
The Erie aud Cleveland canal shave both been so
seriously damag that they will be impossible for
weeks. The aqueduct few miles south of New
castle was badly broken up, and others over sm all
streams are said to have been washed away.-PiHs-
bTg Dispatch.
From the N Y. Jouraql Of Commerce.
NAVAL PREPARATIONS IN EHGLAND-rHE CoTToE
SUPPLY.-Extract Of letter to a merchant in this
city, dated
LONDON, August 2.
"Osboyne donegal, No. 10Y is ordered to the
! North American station. We are preparing enor-
nous reinforcements TO protect British Commerce
against blockade which is both illegal and inefi
| cens.
"Ihere are only ten weeks consumption of cot
| ton in the country.
''Even if you should whip Gen. Beauregard, he
| has only to retire and await events.
"There is no possibility of getting loan here
| SO Mr.. Chase must depend on what ne can get al
home"
THE D1sPosTrIoN OF MUIR.-Mr. Muir, of whose
arrest we gave full description yesterday, wal
taken to Fort Lafayette Yesterday morning, by Mr.
| Kennedy, the Superintendent of Police and lodged
there for safe keeping, together with the prisoners
already there. He quite low in spirits, st
much so as to attract general attention. Upon th
arrival at the fort detachment of soldiers wer
sert in the most formal manner to receive him. IL
entered the fort followed by Superintendent Ken
nedy and others having charge, and the soldier
! he of Mr. Kan
nedy to the city Mr.. Muir took leave of him in tn
most ailectionate manner, thanking him for hi
kindness to him while under his charge.
In connection with the career of Mr.. Muir it
singular that while stopping at the Brevoort Hous
he entered his name and that of person with hin
as "Mr. Mcmillan, of Scotland, and friend" VIII
he should attempt to conceal his name unless theI
was something wrong, remains to be seen.-N.
Herald.
5 The prize ship Gen. ParkhilI, which was brougl
to Philadelphia the 2lst of Nav, was sold in tb
city, at public sale, by the clerk of Marshal Mi
ward, for S7,400.
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The New York Tribune of this morning says:
There was not much animation at the Stock Exchange
yesterday morning except in State stocks, but the
ket generally rmer and better Governments were
quite strong and ghy hetter aided by the prospect
favorable NEGOTIATION of the loans. Pacific Mail
yancsd 7s under the announcement of a per cent
dividend but afterwards heavy at the price The.
movement in shares quite small, but prices were
generally from to per cent. higher At the close Of
the first board the teudency Of the market seemed to be
to higher prices, but between the sessions the tone
changed and at the second board heavy feeling pre-
vailed, and quotations marked down considerably
The only exceptions in Government and State
stocks The coupons Of 1881 sold at SS% and in good
demand.
The Herald says:
The remaining sections of the plan of the bankers
committee unanimously adopted by the meeting of
bank presidents held at the American Exchange Bank
The government thus gets all the money wants and on
very reasonable terms; everything is in word, settled
satisfactory There will no want of money
TO carry the war, and the government credit will be
sustained,
There is no change in the money market and no bust
ness doing Negotiations generally suspended in
view of th uncertainty heretofore attaching the forth
coming government loans. Brokers borrowi & at
"a per cent and the best names would readily at 5
on short paper.
Exchange opens without much inquiry, but the supply
shorter than was, and hence bankers are SITTER
in their views The general rates are lo7a for sterling
and So for francs. The real business of the packet will
not begin till to however, and better supply of
bills may then affect quotations. Rates are not yet low
enough to tempt spectators to buy bills for the purpose
of drawing gold from Europe.
1t is interesting at this time to present in tabular
the combined strength of the banks OF the three cities
which have nobly responded thewants of the gov
ernment:
Leans. Snecie. Cirrul'a. Net nep
York, Aug 10slG9 SSnl2 As e3Dll6 70 AS2 % G4f51
<A ton Aug. l3 81 i3 0O0 6.t2,mO $50 1894 ~
PtIa., Aug 3 "a n6+ 40 1876 IA 90 Is 5S u
iS6aI3 ci s3o 2sb Il 5,, Is 79I
The Chicago Tribune of Tuesday says:
The banks still buy New York Exchange at par ard
sell at 4 per cent premium for approved currency For
gold it he had at "a per cent discount For Ca
madam currency 2G2k per cent premium is the
At Milwaukee, Saturday last, the shipments of
wheat and -four were equivalent to hundred thou
sand bushels of the former, and four per
the most that the leading banks would pay sight
drafts on New York. meeting held in the eve.
ming and the bankers resolved Monday reduce their
selling rate to FIVE per cent.
At Cincinnati, Monday, according to the Gazette of
that city:
exchange but in moderate request and prices
no firmly maintained, though uniform change
established. The selling rate L premium, but
in some cases where currency was wanted slightly
lower fgu.e accepted. Gold remains dull.
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CAIRO, August Is Since the withdrawal of the
18Th regiment from the vicinity of Charleston,
Mo-, the Confaderates have torn up the track and
dessfoTed tn cBlverts the Cairo and Fulton
Railroad
Nothing has been heard from General Pillows
command to-day
The Government steamers Graham and Empress
arfiTed here t. day with supplies.
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FROM GEN RsgKs, co.sr,.v

=, ~ - SI0F0eNce ~ Ue ASS0c1afcd Press
., candy HOOK, august ia gentleman from
mar thsouFg Yesterday reports small parties of ir-
regular secession cavalry securing that section of
T4e we country and daily firing upon cur pckets and
Union tngitiTes, we'll us. paying frequent visits
70 the t"wn. Yesterday party approached within
cts, aud retreated. Last night, il is reported, a
partF OF l5o cavalry captured three men of our
sec ,a4 cavalry ckst stationed just outside of Ilar-
per Eerty The news brought this forenoon
0E Uni0nst from the Ferry.
Cur camp remains very quiet. All appear to
nave perfect confidence in Gen Banks and his
Htali, as well as the brigade officers
fart!es from Winchester report only four thou
being drilled and disciplined. The same authority
states there are two regiments of regulars at
hoTeStSvie, only abont eight miles from This point
IN the rear OF Loudoun Heights.
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ALLLAHcE (OHIo), August ID The express train
gong East, on Monday night, ran off the track
when near Massilon. Three cars went into the
gVer at point where the water was six feet deep.
Inc night was intensely dark. About forty pas
se,Lgers, among whom were several ladies, were
taken cut through the windows the cars lviDr wi h
the windows upward.
yh" Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington
baggage aad express matter was also taken out of
the car through the side.
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HoSroN, August l6-The whaler Jcre Swift, at
Ne" Bedford, last from Pernambuco, reports that
the british brig Alliance there reported having
90 48' q.
The British mail steamer Tyne also reported
seeing privateer steamer between Rio and Per-
nsmbuco.
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LATEST NEWS.
FED ElRAL
I'ELEGRAMS.
Accuracy not youched for.
SKIRMISH ON THE plT0MRC RIVER,
FEDEIeAI4S Alta CE1ED Nv AN ATTEMPT
TO STEAL A RATTEAU


WAsuINGroy, August l6-Yesterdav afternoon
about hafpast one O'Clock, the steamer Resolut,
ordered from Aqua Creek to Matthias Point
for the purpose ofreconnO itering.
Seeing a batteau filed with barrels on shore JUS
below the Point, "A boat was sent from the Resoiutc
with six men, to bring off the batteau.
No sooner had the boat touched the beach thar
voIley Of musket balls was opened upon them
from secession force concealed in the woods Kill
ling three of the men Instantly namely-John Jas
Fuller, OF Brooklyn, Masters Mate, who it was
subsequently asc9rtained was pierced by ten balls;
George Seymour, CAPTAIN of the gun, of New
York, by seven; and Thomas TulIey, of Boston, by
two balls.
Earnest Walter, a native OF England, was wonnd
ed in the head, it is feared fatally.
Another vollev was fired by the enemy as they
moved their position, or soon as they had ti;uc
to reload. The Rcsolute about seven hundred
yards from the shore, and fred in the midst of the
Confederates one shot of canister and nine el
shrapnel, with, it is thought, extensive havoc,
while other reports are positive to this effect.
The scene on board tho small boat is described as
heaTt-sckening, the dead lying outstretched in it,
covered with their own blood. The boat was tnwed
a short distance from the shore by of the crew
named Sanderson, who quietly slipped in the water
for that purpose, and thus concealed himself from
the enemy.
The other uniniured man, it is said, lay in the
boat, Mortified BY the scene through which he had
just passed, while the wounded man helped san
derson 10 row the boat towards the Reliance, from
which assistance was Immediately rendered. The
enemy evidently congratulated themselves that
they had killed the entire boats crew.
The Resolute reached the Navy Yard last night
at II o'clock, bringing hither the dead and the
wounded man, who has been sent to the Hospital.
As the woods Skirting the several more important
crossings of the Potomac aifurd fine ambuscades fo5
the enemy, those who are best acquainted with
the geography of the river urging the &ppIica-
tion of fire as an etftctual Of destroying the
present assaiiing advantages of the Disuniouiss as
well as other measures for accomplishing that puT-
pose.
The propeller Resoute again went down the Pc
tomac this afternoon. The steamer Mount Vernon.
which came up, reports all quiet on the river.
NEW YORK NEWSPAPERS PREsElyTI3p
BY JNETEHD STATES GRAND JURY
FOR UTTEHINC. TREASONABLE SEN
TIMENTS.
New York, Augut l6.-The Grand Jury Of the
United States Circuit Court have presented the
Journal Of Commerce, Daily Ne,0s, Day Booh Free
mans journal, and BroohIya Etgje, for expressing
sympathy with the Uonfeder&tes, and ask the ad-
vice of the Court in the matter saying they will be
glad to learn that their conductors are subject to
indictment and condign punishment.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS

BOSTON, Aug Fiour-The market is steady with
moderate demandsaes of Western superne 81 fancy
s. &5(a4 BIZ extra 81 50(0475; superior S5 257 per
Dbl southern is quiet We quote common and
iancy at So75GG6 extra Sc h07; superior S7d75 per
obl: Grain:-The receipts since yesterday have been
o.z,o oushes Corn, no Oats Rye. Corn is firm but
nothing oil consequence doing Small sales Western
yellow at 49id5Z cts, Western mixed 45l5O cts per
bushel but now held 2(d3 cts per bushel higher Oil
Lnseed IS higher-saes cf goo gallons American at 60
cts per gallon cash. Seeds-saes of 600 bags Calcutta
Lnseed at 81 90 per bushe cash. Cocoasaes of 40 600
lbs Surnam at IA cts per h. cash. Cofeasmall sales
of st. Domingo at l4t @l44 cts. per Ib months -
Drugs-saes of Castor Oil at $112H now held bigber 40
casks Bleaching Powders at 21 cts. 6 months e'' -
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. l5.-Flour advanced -1s -so,os
1900 bbis. Western superfne at $475 Wheat advancd
GAS cts-sales 10 COO bushels red slS 30 white S Of
al 49, Corn advanced cts-sales 1000 bushels at so
ASA cts. Whiskey steady at 1S(GlsH cts
BUFFALO, August 15.-Flour unchanged. Wheat
frmer with moderate demand-sales 900 bushels No
Chicago Spring at SIN cts; 5000 bushels No do at
81 cts 800 bushels red winter at Sl08 Corn better
and in good demaudsales 90 900 bushels at Sc Lake
imports 5000 hbbls -four 81 900 bushels wheat Sc 00C
bushels corn, 5000 bushels oats. Canal exports: 4OC
bbs four GOO bushels wheat 98 900 bushels corn
| GOO bushels oats 10, 900 bushels barley.
| oSWEGO, August Is Flour frmer. Wheat in bette
demand-sales last night coo bushels No Chicago
spring at 80 cts. Market to-day advanced 2G3 cts. OF
SPTng with only light oferng-saes 5000 bushels No
ohcago Spring at 93 cts. Corn better-sales Il ,O0
usne,s lnos at 93 cts. The break at Mud Lock viii
. W ea soe SO that boats pass tonight. Lake i'm
pts' o|ooo bushels wheat 900 bushels corn. Cana
| e3Porls' ioiooo bushels wheat GOO bushels
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NEW oRE, Aug. lG The FIRST Of the new gun
boats built for tbe Navy at this port will be
launched tomorrow. Another will be launched
beXt week, and four others ia the fifteen days from
this time.
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Total Wheat Flour........19,1OS 175
Together with 2O7 bbls Rye Flour, and 292 bbls and
so half bbls. Corn Meal
GRAlN--There has been good supply of Grain at
ket this the aggregate receipts being about 10000
bushels against 1000 bushels last week. Wheat
throughout tie week been active and firm but for most
other varieties of Grain the market has been dull and
prices have declined
WHEAT-Wheat is coming forward pretty freely con-
sderng the fact that large section of the country from
which supplies formerly drawn is shut up by the
blockade and the receipts this week up about 90
bushels The demand for 1t has through the week been
brisk both from milles and shippers, and have t.
note further advance in prices Red has sold through
the greater part OF the week at from to l9 cts fol
fair to prime and white at ll5@ll7 cts for ordinary lots
l2o@lis cts for fair and l3ol40 for good to prime
One two lots very superior white sold early in thu
week at lA4Al4s cts. To-day there were some ~ ,o0
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aov,pn srprrr Avn 0uro E,or, M -, - :


HOWARD STREET AND ONO FLOUR The sales of these
descriptions this week include 600 bbs Howard Street
Super {5 $50 bhls do at "a 81 400 bbs Ohio do at
As 400 bbs old Ohio Extra SIS 25 400 bbls new
do at S. 80 per barrel Both Howard Street and Ohio
Super are held to-day at s5, and quote Ohio Ex-
ira at So 255 so for old and new and Howard Street
do at S. so per b6l
CRY MILLS FLoUR-We have reported this week sales
Of O'0 bbis. Super at S. $500 bbs. Extra at S6 25,
500 bbls do the terms for which kept private,
but hear that considerable sales of Super have
been made less than So, and we hear also OF sales of
or two cagoes of Extra the particulars of which
have not been able to learn. Super may be quoted as
closing to-day at "a 81 615 and quote standard Ex
ira firm at So 25d6 SO per Dbl.
FAMILY fLoUR-Baltimore ground Family is still sell
ing oy e dray load to the trade at 81 So and Baltimore
hEh grade Extra at 81 but Howard Street Family can
be readily bought at s6a62 25 per bbl.
rye h.-hye Flour has ruled through the week al
S35oG3 70 per Dbl, but sales of moment have been
made so far we have heard
CORN MEAL-Corn Meal is very dull, and so far as we
nave hgatu no sales nave been made this elk. We
quote Baltimore before at So, and Rrandvwine al
81 90 per bb ~ "
The following the inspections of Flour and Mail fo
the week ending August g. 1-~~' 'O'
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BoSToN, August l5.--TheD ernocratic State Com
mlttee met yesterday at Worcester, and agreed to
ca!l convention to nominate State officers, to be
held September 10Th, in Worcester.
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Martial Law in Venezuela,
NEW YORK, Aug l6.-An arrival from Vene
zuea brings intelligence Of martial law having
been proclaimed there.
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MARK ETs nv nrIrcp,p11

NEW York, August l6 -Cotton Is frm.-sales Of 2of
bales Flour has an upward tendency-sales of II OO(
Dds Wheat of 900 bushels at an ad
sl2sGslso. Corn-sales of 5000 bushels mixed Asa
% ets; :, yellow o. Cts Pork is du-prime slo12X
nrm. Moiasses 10 nrm. Spirits Turpentine Ann Po.;,
buoyanta at S6G5l0. Rice Arm. Freight for fon, ~ IL;
erpool p, 8d,i grain 9k@9x cts. w N''
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E'ie Privateer def. Davis.
New YORK, Aug. lG Tie privateer jeff. Davis
arrived at San Juan, Porto Rico, July 10th, for
provisions and water
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The Blockade


WASHINGTON, Aug. 15.-Bcsides the hundred ves-
sells chartered in New York and Philadelphia, quite
a large number have been employed in Baltimore
The steamers joseph Whitney, Adelaide and Geo.
Peabody, and five schooners, having been con-
verted into war vessels, and having taken their
armament on board, sailed from Baltimore yester-
day for the sunny South Their destination at
first is Fortress Monroe, where they will meet
another feet Of twelve steamers and steam tugs,
che latter converted into gun-boats), from New
York. The officer who is to command this feet is
now in this city, receiviag his orders. He will take
with him whatever vessels may be ready at the
Navy Yard here, one of which will be his flagship
Military Affairs.
WASHINGTON, August I6. Information obtained
at the proper department warrants the statement
that the authority conferred on Colonel chin
meiennipg at Philadelphia is not revoked as re-
ment is anxious to secure the services and active
co operation OF military officers OF high profess
sionRl disticton.
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ALEXANDRIA, August l6 In consequence of the
increased shipment Of stock over the PhiladelEhia
anl Baltimore Railroad the cars belonging to that
been returned.
Lieut.. Gibson, aid to Cen Franklin, while out
with scouting party to day and when about a
mie beyond Bailey Cross Roads, was fred upon
through his can F-'H
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE
This week ,f Total so far in 1881
237 ,9ss IA, ,239 715, ,22t

WHEAT.456 s3S bushels to Liverpool eco bushels tc
kingston Ja 1852 bushels to Gloucester Eng; 9O7s
oushels to Amsterdam; 3,352 bushels Dublin; 967f
bushels to Wexford, Ire 500 bushels to Halifax 2G0C
bushels to Rotterdam 900 bushes to Bremen.
KfE-75O bushels to Capetown, c. G. II.
RYE FLoUR.-165 bhls to Porto Rico
TUBACGO-HHDs.
Commencing January / 1851 and same time 1850