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Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-10-28
NORTH STAR ONLY DISABLED


New York, Oct. 27.-James Gray, alias
John Pettergill, whose arrest in Springfield
for attempting to pass counterfeit $50 green
backs has been announced, was to-day ar
raigned in the U. S. Commissioner Court for
examination. The necessary witnesses not
being present, the case was postponed. The
prisoner was then taken to Cambridge street
JAIL but on arriving at the Office of the jail,
while the officers were taking a description of
his person, Gray suddenly bolted and made
his escape. He is well known to the detec-
tives, and his re-arrest is probable
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Dreadful SEaipwrecik-FwO Hundred and
Sixty Ganiies gara,x,iGd CaseIa hX Ii.

gers.
The English papers give the particulars Of the loss
ofthe American built ship Eagle Speed, while on her
way with four hundred and nnety-seven coolies from
Port Canning to Demarara The wreck took place
near Halliday Island August % and the fatal re-
suits are thus described:
Three of the Eagle Speeds boats were launched
manned by the crew. Including the Coolies who
threw themselves into the water on hencoOps, the
boats saved one hundred and siXty-nine, and all the
Europeans. Captain Ioskins' boat made five trips,
but the others were smashed; one of them had
at halfpast twelve brought off the captain, whom his
own crew refused to help.
The st. amer Lady Egin, which was near, left for
Port Canning; no hint was given to three hundred
miserable wretches who sinking, to launch the
ships cutter, which had not been used, though the
one European left and five negroes did so, and with
thirty coolies afterwards found by the steamer
The ship continued to float all that night, and did not
sink till seven Wednesday morning, juStifying the
opinion Of Captain Hoskins. Considering the rate at
which the ship sinking, | was sanguine that we
would have succeeded in getting the greater portion
of the coolies out Two steamers at once sent
round from Calcutta, and the Lady Elgin returned
from Port Canning. They found three coolie lads on
the mast of the wreck, and saved about sixty more
who had hoated to Halday's and Butchers Islands,
where the tigers said to have destroyed some The
coolies that the last European attempted to fire
the ship. OF the four hundred and ninety
lies two hundred and sixty seem to have persisted on
that terrible Wednesday morning or atterward in the
jungle"
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Horse Raea

New YORK, October 27.-The horse ..Dex.
ter beat "General Butler in the two mile
trot to wagons, this afternoon, at the Fashion
Course. Time: s minutes and 4; second heat
minutes SCI. The last heat is the best twagon
time on record.
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Steamboat Accident-Five Men Killed

NORFOLK, October PA steam-tug, the
Coinjock, exploded her boiler this afternoon
and was blown to fragments, and all on board
five men) were killed, including the captain
and crew and VIM. Patton, agent of the Bos-
ton steamers.
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The Mississipni legislature.

New ORLEANS, Oct. 25.-The Mississippi
Legislature has referred to the Committee on
the Judiciary bill to suspend for a limited
term the collection of debts, securing to credi-
tors the interest thereon during such suspen-
ciop
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NEW YORK, Oct. 26.-The steamer Hansa,
from Bremen, arrived to-day, reports that on
the 18th OF October, fell in with the British
ship Urgent, from Sunderland for Quebec, in
sinking condition. Took off the crew and
brought them here
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LINERPo9L = iRPREnADssTurr5, MARKET. Lirerpool
Spence ~ Co. and Wakefield, Nash & Co. report
Flour quiet and steady. Wheat inactive but firm
Corn inactive, with decline Of 3D.; mixed 2Ss 6da
LIyERPooL Provision MARKEr.-Messrs Boult
English d Brandon. and Bigand, Athya Il Co. report
Bacon firm. Lard-the market is bare: quotations
are SSasos. Butter firm: with upward tendency
LIVERPOOL Produce MARKET.-Ashes steady-
Sugar irmer with an advance Of Cd. Coffee steady
Rice firm. Linseed dull, and declined Cd. Linsecd
Hemp firm and advanced Is per ton. Sperm oil:
sales small at lis. per tun. ROsin dull. Spirits Of
Turpentine quiet at 46s Petroleum steady at 2 lOd
LONDON MARKETS (Baring.) BreadstufTs quiet
and steady. Iron firm. Sugar steady. Coffee steady
Tea active, with heavy demand for America, Rice
firm. Spirits of Iurpentine quiet at 46s Petroleum
,teady at IS. I'd. Sperm oil nominal. Taow firm at
Pans 15th.-The Bourse is fat. Rentes closed at
67f. 85c. O''1'" "'
LATEST COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. observation-disclosures sale
to-day amounted to 5000 bales including 1900
to spectators and for export, The market closes
bu0yant at an advance OF Ia12d
LONDON, October l4-Evening-Consols close at
SStsaS9 for money.
;, ,AMEElcAX ,ST9cKs-United States 5-2O's 6715a6S;
Erie 5I34a5S4; Illinois Central S3l2aSi
- BRUSSELS, October 1.-THE National Bank of
Belgium has advanced its rate of discount to per
cent.
Shipping Intelligence.
Arrived from Philadelphia, Oct 10, Dillingham; and
Grotto, at Marseilles.
Arrived from Charleston, October IS, Exchange, at
Liverpool.
Arrived from Buenos Ayres, October 10, Limerick
Lass, at Queenstown.
:, Arrived from Callao. October r. Fanny Buck and
PocahOntas at Cowes, and Exodus, at Flushing
- Sailed for New York, October 10, Harry Bluff, from
Beachy Head October H. jeremiah Thompson and
ResOlute from Liverpool.
Sailed for New Orleans, October 13, Gambia, from
Liverpool. N
Latest Shipping Intelligence.
Arrived at New Orleans Mary Ann, at Havre
Arrived from Philadelphia, Witch, at MarseiIles.
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NEW 1oRK. Oct. 27.-The Government has
seized large quantity of alcohol on account
Oh 'ne owners attempting to defraud the Gus
tom House. A number of officials are said to
be implicated in the swindle.
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"A silver statue of Napoleon l. has lately
been placed in the middle of the Napoleon Saloon,
in the Louvre. The Emperor is represented in the
costume of student of Brienne. The statue is
signed Louis Rochet. 1857" and was presented to
the museum by the present Emperor.
A Mr.. Harris, of New Orleans, walked
from Monday night at seven o'clock, until Friday
night. at eleven o'clock-one hundred consecutive
hours--without stopping to rest, cat or sleep, lie
walked for wager and won it.
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From savannah

New YORK, October 26.-The steamer To-
diac from Savannah, brings dates to Oct 21st.
The Hon. Walter A. Townsend, Judge of the
Supreme Court of Florida, died in Savannah
on the 17th
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NEW YORK, Oct. PA private dispatch
has been received here from passenger of the
steamer North Star, stating that that vessel
has been wrecked on the coast of Virginia,
and that her passengers have arrived at Nor
folk. No further particulars are given. The
North Star sailed hence on Saturday last for
New Orleans.
LATER-THE NORTH STAR ONLY DISABLED.
Fort Monroe, Oct. 27.-The steamer North
Star, from New York for New Orleans, en-
countered heavy gale off Hatteras on Tues
day and sprung leak, and having lost her
smoke stack she put into Norfolk
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ADJUSTMENTS. A

HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.-The grand spectacu-
lar drama of Monte Christie will be given for the last
time at the Holiday Street this afternoon. The
scenery, costumes, and general appointments of the
piece, excellent The grand carnival scene at the
conclusion is very funny.
This evening Mrs. d. P. Bowers will make her ap-
pearance in the much admired play of the Stranger"
and the comedy of The Honeymoon" Of the merits
OF Mrs. Bowers as an actress it were needless to
speak, as her reputation is already so well established
that word in her praise would seem as fulsome
fattery.
FRONT STREET.-This evening Alexander Zanfretta,
chief of the Zanfretta Troupe will take benefit on
which occasion most attractive bill will be offered
The anlOn Brothers, in whose praise we have already
spoken, will appear in the quadruple parterre and
other feats, and the troupe in ballet and comic pam
tomime.
The AMERICAN THEATRE.-Under this title the old
Baltimore Museum corner of Baltimore and Calvert
streets, will be re-opened Monday night by Mr.
j. W. Wharton, who having leased the building has
entirely remodelled the interior and expended sew
eral thousand dollars in decorations, upholstery and
painting. The management announces that comedy,
melo-drama, farce and ballet will constitute the
programme to be nightly presented, and that num-
ber of talented artists have been engaged. The en-
tertainment, are assured will be second to none
in the city. Angelo Wisner has been engaged as
scenic artist, and under his brush many pretty
will be presented. Attention is called to the adver
tisement OF the American in another column.
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-Garrert DAVIS, of Kentucky, last we

-Garrert DAVIS, of Kentucky, last week
filed petition in the Bourbon County Circuit Court
against the Kentucky Central Railroad and Generals
Brsbin and Palmer claiming ten thousand dollars in
damages for carrying several of his slaves ont of the
State under Palmer's and Brisbin's orders This Is
to be made test case.
"A tribe of English gypsies has appeared
near Trenton, N. j. where they support themselves
in the traditional fashion, by telling fortunes and
pundering hen rOosts Their number is so large as
to require twenty-sx wagons for the transportation
of the women and children and baggage.
Leeds, England, and the neighborhood,
were on the 18th visited by plague of a novel but
annoying kind The weather was extremely hot and
throughout the day the streets were filled with thick
clouds of minute flies, rendering it necessary in many
cases to place pocket handkerchief over the face.
Another earthquake has taken place at
Trecastique, in Sicily The inhabitants of the vii
lage made their escape whilst it was coming on SO
no lives were lost. A fresh eruption has also been
observed on Mount Etna, at the same place as that
of1S52.
Extensive Goldfish banks have been dis
covered in the Sea of 0chotsk any vessels are being
sent there from San Francisco and other Pacific
ports.
In Grip Van Winkle,'' as brought ont bv
Joe Jefferson in London real lightning is introduced
on the stage for the first time Brilliant flashes are
produced during the cottage by powerful gal
vanic battery.
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SNOWMAN IN LUcK.-"Artemus Wardo has at
last found something even more remunerative than
wax fggers" or Mormon lectures. rich old uncle
has lately died in London-as in the fifth act of an
old eomedy-and has left the popular Snowman a
letter has just been received from England, we are
told, announcing the intelligence.-N. Y Post.
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Tlae Fa;e Of ScElIeswig-HoIsfein Settled.
L. ! j Z,

statement:
I'VE have reason to believe that Austria and
Prussia have come to an understanding at last on
pecunary compensation for her share of the spoil,
and Prussia may carry out her plan of annexation in
her own way; Some steps being taken on behalf
of the population thus disposed of to direct Earl
RuSsells attention to the pending arrangement
with what possible object we fail toIconjecture"
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The Lincoln NI0nup,npt

SPRINGFIELD, H., October 26.-The Ma
tional Lincoln Monument Association ear
nestly invite the attention and favorable regard
of our fellow citizens to the steel engraving of
Abraham Lincoln and his Emancipation proc
lamation, the entire net proceeds of the sale
of which the proprietor generously donated
to the funds of the Association, as means of
public contribution towards the erection of a
National Monument that shall be worthy of
Abraham Lincoln and of the American people.
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SECOND CRoP.-We have in our poss esson a bunch
of perfectly formed and nearly fuli-sze cherries
which were grown in the orchard of James G. Spald-
ing. Esq, of Patuxent district in this county these
cherries were gathered from tree which bore full
crop last spring. and this second crop production in
remarkable in this climate.-,M. Mlru's Gazette,
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The Kentucky Central Railroad declines
10 transport negroes the road unless provided
with written orders from their masters; military or
ders are refused.
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i The APPLE TRADE-The Cleveland Leader, OF the
9th In the total failure Of the apple crop IN ths
here daily from Michigan and Northern Indiana. On
the average four hundred barrels arrive per week week
from Detroit by boat. The propnetorS o lG drulI
bouses in Cincinnati and Chicago find It exceedingly
difcult to secure the amount OF truit desired Only
few hundred bushels of apples nave oeen put up IN
tbe fruit house in this city.
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THE FOREIGN NEWS.
Highly Interesting Details.

The Adams-Russeu Correspondence.
EARL RUSSELL'S PROPOSITION.
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BosToN, Oct. 27.-James b. Worcester
l.. l.. D., author of Worcester's Dictionary
died at his residence in Cambridge to-day.
Aged 81 wears,
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Orient says the Paris correspondent of the hide
pedance Beige, has convened meeting of its princ-
pal dgntaries and it is resolved that an answer shall
Freemasonry by the Pope. 1t is also said that Nj.
Nlennet one OF the chiefs of the Scotch Rife pro-
poses, notwithstanding his advanced age of eighty
hve to take up the glove thrown down by the Pope.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-10-28

A disease similar in character to diph-
iberia is proving fatal among the horses in central
New York.
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A Masonic Delegation from South CarOli-
na-EIectiOn of Wade Hampton.

CHARLESTON, Oct. 27.-The Masons of the
North are about receiving a distinguished COM
mittee from the Capital of South Carolina
The Masonic fraternity of Columbia have chos-
en- Brothers William Gilmore Simms and Ro-
bert Brunno, as Commissioners to represent
to the Northern brethren the distressed and
PROSTATE condition of the lodges of Columbia.
There were numerous strong and powerful
working implements of the order here, but all
have been destroyed and they are now gener-
ally in the helpless condition of the people at
large
The Brotherhood, it is hoped, will welcome
with open hands these two eminent brothers.
who proceed to New York on the steamer
Moneka, having obtained the ''freedom of the
cars from various Presidents of Railroad
Companies and of the steamers of the Peoples
Line from Willis Chisholm.
All the indications so far show the election
of Wade Hampton as Governor of the State
by large maiority
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-10-28

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 24.-In reply to a COM
munlcation from Governor Wells, in regard to
the threatened negro insurrection in North
Louisiana, General Candy says he will order
an additional white force to Shreveport; that
arrangements have been made to disabuse the
| negroes of anywrong impression imposed upon
them.
Ner Orleans, Oct. 24.-The friends of Gov
crnor Allen persist in running him for Gov
ernor against Governor Wells.
New Orleans, Oct. PA movement is on
foot in Texas to organize the Fenian Brother
hood in that State.
The ex-rebel Generals Hood and Longstreet
have left for Washington. the latter via St.
Louis.
The steamship Alabama, the first direct
steamer from Liverpool, has arrived at this
port bringing thousand tons of merchandise
The vessels of this line will coal at Havana
Private letters from Western Texas say the
Contederates who went to Mexico when the
Trans Mississippi army surrendered are re-
turning, disgusted with the Mexicans They
also disliked the treatment they received, which
was bad.
General Fullerton, commander IN Louisiana.
gives notice that negro orphans of proposed
age, in order to acquire industrious habits,
will be bound out as apprentices to good re-
sponsble parties.
Prominent citizens Of Nassau, New Provi-
dence, have arrived at Houston, Texas. to
consult with the officers of the Texas Central
Railroad, which runs north towards Dallas
They propose to extend it to the Red River
and then connect with the railroad being built
south from Kansas City, whereof fifty miles
have been completed, to connect with Calves
ton, distance of about seven hundred miles.
whereof one hundred and twenty-five miles
have been built at the two extremities.
The Directors of the Texas Central Railroad
received the delegates cordially, and promised
to do all in their power to aid in the project
No Deputy Collector has yet been appointed
for Sabine
The official Treasury notice for the establish
ment of the First National Bank of Texas. at
Galveston, has been published. The State
Constitution expressly forbids any one from
doing banking business in Texas, under heavy
penalties.
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A private telegram from Bombay dated October
reports cotton goods and yarns still advancing; and
later telegram from Calcutta-date not given-re-
in prices.
LoNDoN Money MARKET-The Funds are steady
and rather firmer; The payment of dividends at the
Bank of England commenced on the 18th inst. and
exercised favorable influence ont he money market
causing decided increase in the supply.
The Bank of Engand's rate of discount remains Mt
seven per cent The demand for money at the bank
was unimnnrtnnt. II - -
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The following decision of the Internal Revenue
Commissioner is published in the Georgia papers,
OF
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A despatch from Rome denies that any movement
Of the French troops had yet taken place. The Papa
Minister Of War, however has received notification
from the French Government that the Army of De-
cupation will be concentrated at Rome Civita Vecchia
and Niterbo in January
The Italian Minister of Finance has signed con-
tract for the establishment of Bank of Italy by
anal lsamation of the Banks of Sardinia and Tuscany
1t Is reported that several of the German Govern
ments will shortly recognize the Kingdom of Italy
, A fire broke out at the Royal Arsenal, Naples on
damage.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-10-28

THE GOSPEL IN ArRICA.-Some of the brightest
names the page of Christian history, the most il
lustrious fathers of the church Of the living God,
kindlod the light Of their influence. and set forth the
mperishable teachings Of their divine -7sdom, from
the shores of Africa. Alexandria, Hippo, Cartha9e.
at one period almost controlled the RELIGIOUS scnti-
learning of Clemens, 'Cyprian, Origen, Poiycarp,
Athanasius and Augue:inc-mcn whose thoughts are
the staple Of Biblical commentaries and Christian
preaching in every quarter of the globe at this day
Princes of intellectual power and almost divine au-
thority in the realm Of truth, have come out Of
Egypt; and Ethiopia in the early day of the Christian
era stretched OFT her hands in prayer and tribute to
GOd-Eumiiy TrcdsUIy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-23
.ynne Stiles art Moseby DISQUALIFICATION for revival

snuel stles sgt Moseby j. DISQUALIFICATION for revival
granted . -
John McCall, &c. agt. Alexander G. Rsdcha-Cs'e and
amendments settled papers in Office by Barbour, Judge.
Eva b. Mitchell ast Louis T. Mitchel-Reieree TO hear
determine proper Of nony and counsel fee
Edward r. stran 20 azt Edward r. Phelps-OrdeT Tor az
Summation vacated, &C., papers In office. 49,
Robt u. Anderson at. Anastssus Nicholas. - Motion
granted
George W. Yeby agt Moses NJ Broadw Motion granted
filing proper security for costs, &C. See memo
rsnds papers In Clerks Office ,,,
Edward NJ. Townsend sgt. Thomss q. stearns, &e-Moon
denied without costs &c.
d. Feodoro Merson set Aaron D. Hope.-Order ior COM
mission granted ,,
Joshua d. Mar agt Edwin A. ut for 90
fends the demurrer with leave TO pinth 10 amend HIS
complaint payment Of costs 49, ,,..
Jacob Bocae agt Roswell GraveaMotion denied without
prejudice to right Of defendant to renew notion WIN %
costs.
Josephine Brown sgt Helen J. DEMONSTRATION denied
with IL costs, to abide event -,
Addison G. Fletcher agt Luther C. Tibbes; George W.
Herbert ag saIae-bo.ioas both denied with 81 costs ~
each case.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-23

.,isro.r holds 5.2os, in cash and Government
Securities, to pay the Bonds when presented. OF
the slo7, sas appropriated out Of Income for new
lands and equipment, and added to the cost of the
ped 1873 2s9 was taken from the tasf. surplus Of
the wear Just expired. The report COP cludesi
rrt directors having provided sufficient land, and
new equipment to meet the increased traffic, and paid
for the out Of the earnings a. the iU ana sEo
Sca@d IL due to their Stockholders to increase the
scr,i.snnuai dividends, and accordingly declared q
emiannual dividend OF five Fer cent free OF United
Stafes Government Tax (aGounting to 500 7o9 AZ
payable 10th April 1865. r-rr
We hear that the earnings of the Copake Iron
Mines fer the first tiHo since its organization, are
in excess of its expenses
The following table shows tho exports Of specie
from the port Of Now-York to foreign ports for
Ii years, from January to May 20, 1865, and for
x,<1I ~, 9TH
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corRr caLFvDAR-Tnr DAY.

SUPREME CoURr-G IRcUiT.-FARr l--Celendar
nue.,n.rI Par lSos. liz. Jai l3i2, ltl8 tst w,
,S 7o lsl l7a 1850 i56 100 les, iso', 1851 lNL li1'
1917 as. -
SUPERIOR CouRr-TRIAL TERI-Part Mos.
SAL 80. sssI k.s G7 4.9 sa3 $751; ss53 Siss $40,
.isi 80, S,s So. Pos. I-Noa - ts.. s1t '''S'
4ee 1000 t4G. 81. 11S 80, ;o'i 90, a-s sv'1 Nf'
Corn ON CovYos PLEAS Equity causes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-23

Two hnndr d and eirhty.nine banks reported; II
banks which lad organized as National Banks prior 10
the 25th Of March last did not report. Up TO- and in
Gliding fbe 18th inst ~ banks Of the $50 banks report
ing, have given notice TO the Bank Department OF Their
intention TO close their affairs State Banks II will
be noticed, perhaps that the liabilities in the above
statement exceed the resources by a small amount
This ID oceasoned by two closing banks which had also
become Eai,olal banls, merely reporting tho Sc
""'i'As in hand 10 the department. and thes outapd
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ReCeipts Of Produce.

MAY 22-l6,7OO bbls Flour. % bbls. Whisky. Lac
bbs Corn Meal 1900 bush. Wheat. $500 bush. Corr
l29,5Oe bush. Oats. e22 pkgs. Ashes q; pkgs. Lard
2, 10 pkgs. Provisions, 2g6J pkgs. Butter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-23

HENRY CLEWs 81 Co.,
Successors To
IIyERMoEE. CLEwS a. co.
BANKERS.
No 81 Wall.st, " Y,
covrRNsfgNT AGENTS ToR THE SALE OF TIE o. T..
73 $40 LOAN.
Fnll Commission allowed Bankers, Brokers, Insnr-
anco Conpanies and all parties purchasing for othors
or resale. Ill. \,
livery. -. ~ so,n
ALL KINDS OF U. s. sRcuRI1IES BOUGHT AND SOLD
Accounts of Banks, Bankers, aDd indiyldulis' re-
oeiycl-4 per cent allowed on deposits and daily oai
apees which may be drawn for without notice.