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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-25
ADJUSTMENTS.


NV THEzTER.-We witnessed portion
OF the play Of Little Barefoot last night
with Miss. Blanchard as Amrie, and ,wer.
highly pleased at her personation Of tina
character. She is scarcely up TO Charlotte
Thompson yet, in it, but that is no censure
as the latter has made it her especial study
for years. Mr.. Wight, as the imbecile, bu'
harmless brother Of the heroine, won fire.
quent, and hearty applause; and most 0.
the other actors acquitted themselves with
credit.
Tonight, Miss Blanchard appears in two
Of Der best haracters-Marton. the Pride
Of the Market, and also in the piiucipal
character, in "Our Gal We have already
spoken Of her, as Marion, and have only 70
Eay that those who desire tosee good acting,
should witness her, tonight. il must also
be remembered that in this play, Mrs. Car
ne hight-the favorite eOmedienne Of Nash
vile, plays al important part; and this fact
viii attract many to the New Theatre, who
might otherwise remain at home.
OLD THEATER.-A fair audience was in at
tendance at the Old Theatre last night 20
witness the Misses Zavistowski. The young
ladies performed their parts well, and the
ballet divirtisment, in which they shine
peculiarly, was truly magnificent. To night
Mlle Christine appears Is Juliette, IN the
Mountain Devil" and Mile Emeline as
Nelly, in the 'Nursey Chicken" The
audience viii also be amused BY the usual
ballet advertisement.
Broadway VkRIETIEs.-Alr. Ben. Wheeler,
the celebrated vocalist and incompatible
Irish Comedian, had quite an enthusiastic
reception last evening at the Varieties. The
audience was not Is large Is the interest Of
the occasion justified. The dancing, sing
ing and Ethiopian aseiange last evening, rs
on many other occasions we have made men
lion Of, was all that one could wish. Little
Miss Clara Burton, in her fancy dance, ad-
led another feather 10 her cap, eclipsing,
we think. any Of her former efforts. She is !
M king quite a reputation for herself in her
inc Of business. The future should be full
If interest to her. "Nancy Strap" closed
he performance, al being delighted with
{. Don't forget the benefit of Mr.. +. D. |
ikif, the worthy proprietor, which takes /
'lace Thursday evening.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-25

PROSPERITY OF NASHVILLE There ia Moth
! ing which 80 clearly evinces the grswing
| trade Of place, as the division Of bu-
Finess. When everything is sold at the
same store, from goose yokeB to steam boil
ers, il may be set down that that is a place
Of no importance; that the business is 50
small, that a merchant cannot live BY one
branch Of business only. Nashville is rap
| idly Witnessing the division Of business and
we were never more forcibly impressed with
the growing importance Of its trade, than
wben, yesterday, we stepped into the mag
nificent carpet rooms Of @. W. Bray, on the
Northwest corner Of College street, and the
Public Square, in the large dry goods house
Of Cameron, G-ier 4 Co. It is fitted up as
handsomely as the best houses in the Eastern
and Northern cities and is supplied with q
stock Of goods. equal in quality, to any found
in New York or Philadelphia, and they are
sold at prices Is low as they can be procured
in those cities, with the cost Of freight TO this
place added
There were the best two and three ply car
pets IS fine Brnsselles, snd velvet carpets
rs magnificent rugs as choice oil cloths and
mattings, as ever adorned a parl0r floor;
and the figures asked, were so low, as 10 as
tonish us. There was also on baud splen-
did lot Of damask, lace, and other window
curtains, which arc TO be had for less money
then at any place south Of Cincinnati.
A number Of the best upholsters are kept
constantly at work, and yet il is almost inn
possible 10 supply the demand-so popular
has this house become. We would advise
all our readers, 10 calf snd SEQ the stock,
whether they desire to make immediate pur-
shases or not.
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We would call the especial attention Of
the public generally to the well filed estsb-
lishment Of our enterprising friend, W. W.
Totten, who has the finest selected stock of
Family Groceries south of tho Ohio river.
In connection with his grocery house he has
opened a splendid Liquor establishment,
where the finest Liquors and Wines can be
obtained, from a bottle TO pipe. Families,
parties, and pic-nics furnished with the
choicest "viands" at moderate prices. His
Nos are 81 and %, North College street, op-
POsite sewanee House. Give him a call.
sep29-1m
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KoTIcE.-Wo would inform all persons
having claims against the Government,
which were fled with the Board of Claims,
Of which William Driver was Recorder,
convened by Special Field Order No. 50,
dated March 18th, 1855, Department Of the
Cumberland, can have their claims prop
erly adjusted by calling at our Office.
We will also have their Vouchers, Re-
ceipts, and Accounts ordered back from
Washington, D. c., for the Introduction of
other proof, in order to substantiste the en-
tire claim, that the parties may get their
Just Indebtedness from the Government.
ie30-H .. ii. TOHPKINs 4 Co,
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CITY NEWS.


This body had is regular meeting last
evening, President Cheathsm in the Chair,
and the following business was transacted
The report Of +. B. Garrett shows collec-
tons Of Ss7l, for water tax, since last re-
port. Il. .a.rsrt. -.f.....
from October 10th 20 October 24th, less his
commission, the sum OF 8, 604 IS.
Mr. CREIGHTON presented the petition Of
Iho. Wallace a Co, asking the privilege Of
buiiding a frame addition 10 the printing
Office ON the corner Of Bank and Printers
Alley. Granted.
Mr.. Brodie presented petition from the
citizens Of South Nashville, praying that the
water pipe be put down on south Union
street, bstWeen High and the Frankliil pike.
Referred 20 the Committee on Water Works.
Mr.. Johnson presented memorial from
Z. =. Fort and Josiah Harris relating TO
lots sold by the corporation 10 said parties,
and siterwards taken possession Of by the
Norhwestern Railroad. Referred TO Com
miltee on Public Property.
The ball authorizing the Chief Of the De-
tertiye Police % call assistance whenever
rsss ssary, and allow them s. per diem,
pssssi iis third reading.
The bonds Of the newly elected city Off
GERS Hsrs received and approved. Afier
which the Board adjourned.
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Persons unacquaintsd in the city seeing
20 many advertisements for the treatment
Of Special Diseases, are often at q loss 70 de-
ermine 10 whom TO entrust the treatmeut
Of such cases. To such persons We take
pleasure in stating that the oldest estab-
lishment Of this kind is at No. % Doaderick
street, and this should be a sufficient guar
antee that this is a reliable institution. DE.
A. RICHARD JOINS may be found in his Of
ice during the h0urs stated in his general
advertisement. AZ medicines fsrnisAeS ~
Me cGgcc.
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REooRDER's CorRr.-This court yesterday
morning disposed Of a large number Of
/ cases, some sixty in all. We congratulate
| His Honor and the city police in their at
I tempt 10 eradicate the most notorious NUS
aEce in the city. For moths a number Of
worthless negroes, Of both sexes, have been
rioting and making the night hidaouB on
Cherry street, beyond the trestle work
These Williams never work OF make an effort
to earn q hvelyhood, and the authorities
have taken e short cut 10 accomplish this
purpose. His Honor, yesterday, sent some
twenty five 10 the worie-houss Tor vagrancy
aud disorderly conduct. They, at least,
vii assist in the needful repairs Of our
nearly worn out streets. A corps Of this
army would not be out Of place on Deader-
lex street. The attention Of the police is
called 10 the assemblage Of negroes on the
corner Of Cedar aud Cherry, and doubtless a
good haul can be made there next Sunday
evening.
Jno. Way, Jno. MCGEE, William Philips,
Sampson Vsught and George Gordon were
fined S. each for disorderly conduct. Mar
tina Wallace, drunk, fined S. Hart Wat
kins, drunk and disorderly, fined S.. John
Vaughn, James Braderick, VIM. Williams,
E. A. Cooper, and Patrick O'Brien, for
drunkenness were fined s. each. Mary
Bames (eolored), charged with stealing a
watch, the property Of G. Nj. Dunval, the
vslue Of S20, wss sent to the work house.
Joseph Whitaker, drunk, fined s.. John
Bell and H. johnson, for the same Office,
fined IS each.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-25

This vice, which is never praetiesd in
the presence Of any one, has proved the
everlasting ruin Of thousands Of the noblest
and most talented young men that ever
gave tongue 10 sloquence or pen 10 song.
Il has destroyed health, blasted the consi
tuition, and reduced the miserable victim tc
living skeleton. Nor sro those Hs final
and fatal effects in its pains aroscAtterea
the ruins Of reason, the most melancholy
sight that can meet mortal eyes. TO be
cured permanently Of this affection, call on
DR.. Coleman, No. "a North Cherry street
or address him by letter, Box 500, Nash
vile, Tom. fSb36-H
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-25

SNAIL Pox.-A t.legraphic dispatch from
this city to a Cincinnati paper announces
that the small pox is spreading here. This
may be SO; and we would urge the city po-
lice to be on the alert and keep small pox
patients Of the streets, aud away from dis
affected districts. But last week, hack
drove up and stopped in front Of gentle
mans residence on one Of the most respect
able streets of Nashville. Without warning
10 any one, aud without any one Of the
white family knowing il, a sick negro man
was removed from the hack, carried 70 the
kitchen, and stored away up stairs. There
he would, doubtless, have remained hidden
had not a neighbor seen the man@uvre and
called attention 10 it. The sick negro was
inquired for; he did not belong ON the
premises; had no claims upon the pr0prie
Tor; and was driven of. A few days, there
afier, the negro was in the Pest House
blooming with snail por. Now this black
scoundrel, and his black confederatos, hsd
they not been Immediately detected, would
have ieoparded the health and lives Of the
family Of the gentleman alluded 20, and al
the other whites in the neighborhoOd. This
affair is given 10 the public 10 put our eit-
zcns on their guard. Keepa vigilant watch
over your premises, and don't permit stray
negroes, sick or well, 20 come about them.
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10 strangers and Citizens.

Va do not profeas 10 be the only Physi-
elan in the city, who may be found a. his
ofioe at al hours, day or night !" nor do
We, in Offering our services 10 the invalid,
desire 10 recommend ourself In preference
10 other equally well established and ex-
perienced physicians; nor do We pre-
tend 10 be infAllible, or the only man ca
pable Of curing the various diseases men
toned in our general advertisement. We
DO not claim the possession Of any iBonder-
~ secret regseaics, or extraordinary aCres-
asie frcGtpielf or Palliafipcs e. al sensible
men must know, that success in the prac-
lice Of medicine, does not depend so much
upon the discovery Of nei5 remedies, OF nee
MODES Of freatlserlf, as upon he skillful use
Of those agencies necessary 10 perfect cure
and this can be acquired only By expo-
renee and patient application. We res
Pectfully refer the public % our general ad-
vsrtisemsnt, in anothor part Of ths paper
Oaseo hours from in the morning till 9
81 night. L. L. CoLHEas, N. D.
% North Cherry a.. Nashvills Tan
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-25

THAYER & EoYEs' CIRcus.-This celebra-
tea circus will DO in this city next Friday
and Saturday, as will be seen by an adver-
tisement. It is well known throughout the
country. The performances are all good,
and those who wish to while away a few
tedious hours, in innocent amusement, can
not do better than 10 visit it. Its stay will
be short, and those who wish to attend,
must make good use Of their time. The
weather is now pleasant, aud neither mud
nor cold intervenes to mar the pleasure Of
spectators.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-25

DisooUNTISe RgHrL DEHrs Mr.. Moss in
iroduoed a etl IN the House, Yesterday,
providing that, when q Union man is in
aehtsd 20 8 rebel, IN any smonut, and be
can prove that his property has been dam
aged BY the war, a deduction shall be made
on the debt, OF the same per centage Of the
damsce. For instance is rshel, and B
ia a rnion man and y, owes A 81 600. WOW
II B IAN show that he has lost half his prop-
ertv bv the var, be vin only ~ reeuirea 10
nav one hslfuf hisdebt. We have no idea
Ihnl lie iii vii mas.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-25

TEESTT-FIvE CENTS FOE USIOs AND Plan
TERs' BASK.-Ths notes Of these two Banks
seem 70 be steadily declining, and as cash
Bank he's over a million Of circulation still
out, they viii probably decline 70 Is cents
in the dollar. Thos. S. Mar, Broker, cor
ner Of Union and College streets, however,
has several large orders, which enables him
80 give considerable more than this rate st
present. Send your money to him before
She orders are flied. Il.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-25

THE QUARTEENAsTERs nEFARTMEHT.-lt IS
well known by our citizens that Col Charles
II. IrNin, A. Q. NJ. has, during the war,
employed many thousand persons in the
transaction Of the vast business which was
placed in ais charge in this city. The pro-
perry under has supervision amounted to
millions Of dollars, aud covered, tos0me ex
tent. the wealthiest and most valuable por
lions Of the city. it was net only in the
CITY. but for miles through the surrounding
country, that the huainess Of the Depart
ment extended. The Colonel was surround
"a by the most experienced and active bust
ness men; among whom was the we'll
known and genial gentleman, Mr.. W. s.
Hodges. who was formerly first Lieutenant
and Acting Assistant QuRrtermaster Of the
Fifv- First Ohio Infantry. To This gentle
man not only is the Colonel indebted for the
successful and thorough management Of AZ
fairs, as general superintendent Of trsnspSr-
tation. but the whole public Will regret 10
learn Of his departure from our midst az an
early date. Through his almost super
human energies, aided BY the invineihie
and resis. ess business skin Of Colonel II
win, the enormous business Of the Depart
ment has been reduced to an exceedingly
narrow limit. The present month viii close
it almost entirely. In parting with Mr..
Hodges we can only assept % the ieeiing q
regret entertained by his numerous friends
ia the city, but indulge the hope that he
viii ere long return 20 our midst
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-25

General Brisbin writes from Lexingtos,
on the 2lst, in references 10 q statement that
there are 10000 c0lored troops ia Kentucky
"We have but 10, 900, and 900 are nov BE-
ing mustered out. There are not quite ], o0l
white troops in the STATE, and when the mns-
ter-0uts now going on are completed, there
viii not be over : 900 tr0ous lea ID the
STATE" The statement that there wsfs q.
900 eolored troops in the State vas made 70
the President By delegation Of Kentucki-
ans, and based upon she report Of tae hedi-
cal Director Of the State.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-25

WINTER IS COME, and we are glad to in
form the citizens that we are now prepared
10 furnish them with choice article Of Coal,
selected with great care from that lately
owned bv the Government. Our Coal is
hard, pure, ind clear, and prices as low as
any in the market. All orders left with US
viii receive our immediate and personal
attention. Don't forget knight Bros. Office
No. az, Church street, opposite Masonic
Hall. oci20-tf
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-25

The Paris correspondent Of the New York
Times writes that the cholera has broken
out at the French capital spontaneously,
and not by contact with the points where il
is raging in the South Of France. The dis
ease has appeared principally az Mont
martre, La Chappelle and the region around
the Northern Railway station. The hos
ptal LaribOsiere, situated near the station,
has contained from twenty 10 thirty cases
daily for five or Fix days, most Of which
lished Otherwise than at the medical sOcie-
ties and in the medical journals The wri-
ter says that il the cold days only arrive
soons the city viii probably escape this year,
and perhaps altogether, the epidemic dis
ease which is raging at Marseilles and Tou-
Ion with such intensity.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-25

The Chattanooga Gazette, Atlanta Intelli-
gencer, Macon Telegraph, Augusta Consti-
nationalist, Chronicle and Sentinel, daily,
Brownlow's Knoxville Wing, Springfield
(Msss.) Republican, Boston Journal, Balti-
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The Assistant Secretary 81 he Treisury,
BY order 81 ihe Secretary, has issued a cir-
eular % The chiefs Of all TIE Treasury 81
reaus directing them 70 notify ell the clerks
that the hours ior oHce duty sre between
mae and four, whieh hours they sfs erpert-
Cd 70 devote % their business. An ererin-
alton i 70 be instituted INTO he ausifso--
lions of al the clerks, AID thoss raf ai5l.is-t
o. industrious vill be replaced b. disabled
ohieers and soldiers.
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A London letter says.

"Lord Brougham, President Of the Social
Science Congress, at sheffield, has been
talking . little common place twaddlo
AN old man, sir, and his wits are nos 30
blunt IS, God help, ! would desire they
were. He will be talking He doesn't
sc0id, however, this time; but, like King
Aiphsnse, Of CASTLE, thinks that he could
have helped Providencs 70 a notion OF two.
It's surgical way Of dealing with cur great
national cancer displeases him. how much
better 20 have alloWee slavery 20 die a grad
ual' death, especially when it was trying 70
throttle our existence. But, really, what
Lord Brougham ssys now amounts 20 very
little. 'Superhuous lags.the veteran on the
stage He did the world noble service 10
bis time, and isnT Inclined 70 let the world
forget it,"
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-25

Go TO Bryant, stratton 4 Co.'S Nashville
Business College for thorough education
in Bookkeeping, Penmanship, CONNER
eiEl Law, Commercial Calculations, Part
nefship, Settlements, &C.
Send for College paper, Circulsr, &c.
Address BRYANT, sTRATTON / co.
octI3-lv.
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WHTrE AFp BLACE.--Louisa hendsieksl a
whas woman. ana Claiborne Matkins, q
fellow as black - the d. is supPosed = Be-,
vas beieTe bis Honor yesterday, fol eohab.
ieng togethcr. Iouisa told Der love and
Siaieorn could not live without her, ana
tasy were sent 10 the work house n deiauii
o. paying 6ne Of SO each.
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Auction sALE.-Geo. Shields & Co. sell a
large stock Of ladies' wear, and other urti-
oless to-day, at auction See their adver-
tisement, and 60 to their sale, and get
everything ct a low rae.
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CHaETER or TIE NAsHvTlLK TuRS-N kEEIS-
The bin chariering the Nashville Turn
Nerem passed the House yesterday, and ss
u had previously received the sanction OF
the Senate, i is now law. We are glad Of
THIS and congratulate our German Fellow
elhsens on The fact, and wish them success
IN Their entorprize. The Turner'S do much
toEard euttivating both mind and body.
aild are worthy Of Che respect Of men Of al
naiionalities.
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Mr.. Garesehe, OF St. Louis, having been
forbidden 10 practice Law in Missouri be-
cause be would not take the oath, filed a
motion TO vacate the order, but the Supreme
Court has overruled tho motion, and Mr..
Garesohe must either take the oath or go at
some other business.
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The terrific hurricane thnt visited The
West Indies last month blew down hespi-
tal on The island Of Guadelouua. kiIiar q
tween tEo and three hundred persons, The
crops on the Island were DESTROYED. and
hardly q tres leit standing.
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The Paris Temps mentions a letter re-
ceived from an Italian engineer, -announe-
ing that the workmen employed in piercing
Mount Gents had come upon q bed Of ex-
tremely hard quartz, which turned the
edge Of the best tempered steel, and &c was
feared that this obstacle might rstasd ihe
opening Of the tupnel ior four years. This
IL, perhaps. the origin Of the New York
Worlds diamond sensation.
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TAKES UP.-Oficers Tignor and Garner
found an Express wagon on the streets last
night without driver, and conveyed il 10
the workheuse, where the owner can get it
by appearing and proving property.
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covvTE 5atL.-Thsre are eos6sss.,-...
.-i'.iaison AZ prisoners, seven of Who-, -
..'aeies. Ghe0e ere slso - miiissry 49,.
n special term 81 the Criminal ..
tos ccuuty viii set the drst Mona.
- N''emher 30 dispose Of che isl CO.
- term doubtiess villa extend through ~,
- soi We regular meeting which Is lu De-.
,sf. The unusual smouni of sicknes.
,-.st ne prisoners Is caused by tie oyer
g. Saea state Of The Dad. TIE Increase fo,
- is'' month has been 8.
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We have news from south Car1lins b The
lsin inst- A great ere bad occurred Ia
Ohariestcn, by which properly, 10 the busi
ness part 81 The city vas Destroyed 10 she
Veiue o. 500, eoo. Thirty Or forty persons
we're buried beneath q i5lluz val, and
many Ct them killsd.
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Corros Report FOR NEsrEEDAT I'VE re-
vsrt the following transactions for yester-
dlv:
French & Co. received 3ss bales and ship
psd520. | 49,
Allison 4 Krkman sold G5 bales at SEA
&c Received us and shipped 25.
Hamilton 4 Co. cold 100 bales at 46G4S &c.
Received IS and shipped los.
r. Paul & Co. received 10 bales.
glratton. Pointer a Co. sold bales at 4Jc.
Raesred &c.
Btlsr. Ordway 4 Go. sold l2 bales at AGA
4se Received Is aud shipped 2.
NoAiiisier a ca. ssld 81 AZ 46N947c, re-
cs.vsi j 50 and shipped u bales.
Bnggs 4 Co. received p bales and ship
pelA
The Market IS very firm with a slight ad
vance
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ousroM.MApE WORK.
s Err e b S
From Dyspepsia
Read! Reflect! Act!!!
TARRAET Co:

TkRRAET a Co.
Gentlemen Il am resident Of Curacos. snd have
been disposed 20 write 10 you concerning the real
value Of your SELTLER APERIENT & remedy
or Indigestion and dyspepsia. desire 70 express
% you my sincere grstdde for the great benefit the
sElTEkR has done mywiie.
For four or Eve years my wife has besE sadly
afflicted with Dyspepsia, and afier being under The
treatment Of several Doctors or " or thrss years.
she was finally induced 10 seek the advice OF =
lesrued Physician, Doctor Cabislis, o. Venezuela,
Who immediately treated her withsyour EFER-
NESCENT SELrzEE APERIENT. she began 70
improve ct once, AMI IL now PEkF ECrLf WILL.
feel q q b my duty for the good Of humanity 10
make this stHtemsnt feeling thai medicine 50 val
liable should lie widely known.
Busting you Will give this publicity, End repeat
ing my eafnesi gratitude and thanks.
am very respectfully yoars,
s. n. c. HENRIQUER
New York, June Is. '6s. Merchant, Curacao, s.A.