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NEWS OF THE DAY,
CONGRESS-.

SENATE.-The Senate yesterday, after long de-
bate finally passed the concurrent resolution in re-
lation to the reconstruction of the Southern States
by the decided vote of SO to IL. The resolution will
be found in our Congressional proceedings The Sen
ate then adjourned until Monday.
HousE.-The bill to establish a Bureau of Educa.
ton was. after discussion yesterday, rejected by
vote of yeas SO, nays 81. Mr.. Stevens made a
lengthy report from the Committee on Reconstruct
ton stating the transactions of the committee since
its appointment together with the results arrived at
&c. The House then adjourned.
GENERAL NEWS.
Hon. Charles Wells, the fourth Mayor
of Boston, died at his residence in Chester Square,
on Sunday. in the 80th year of his age.
: The death of the Spanish Admiral from
wounds received at the bombardment of Callao is
reported and that the fact kept secret through
the efforts of the Spanish authorities.
Rev. J. B. 7. Smith, rector of the Epis.
copal church in Shelbyvile. Tenn. regarded as one
of the abest dvnes in that section, died the 18th
of May.
The discovery of dead body near Resa-
ca. Tenn is exciting attention. 1t was found to be
woman. shot through tbe head, and buried with O
Q. S. uniform on
The st. Joseph (Mo.) Union says myriads
of grasshoppers making their appearance in thai
region. and fears entertained for the growing
crops.
JAS W. Binford, we'll known citizen o.
Richmond committed suicide in that city on Thurs
day. Financial troubles are said to have been the
cause of the rash deed. -'-rt
The Boston 7taueller thinks a monument
should be erected to Preston King with an inscrp
tion setting forth that he the only man that eve
/ preferred death to office holding.
In the course of an investigation in New
York. Saturday. it out that the practice wa
common among cigar manufacturers to put American
cigars into boxes bearing Spanish marks. and sci
them as imported goods,
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Nj ARINE JCURN Al
PORT OF RanTlmnGE.

FRIDAY. June s. 1866
Steamer Adelaide. Cannon, from Norfolk-to NJ
n Falls -
Steamer Geo Leary, Brakeman. from Norfolk-to
j Birckhead, Jr.
Steamer Juniata. Phillips. from Havre de Grace
to ] Taylor.
Steamer Florence franklin. Person. from Phila-
delphia-mdse TO A Shrver.
Steamer + W Bruno. Foster. from New York-mdse
to j A Shriver =
Br bark Eleanora. Foxwell. from Arecibo. R.
18th ult-to Rolling sugar and molasses to Stirling
Schr NJ NJ Freeman. Howe from Boston-to Kelsey
Cleared.
,, Steamship VIM Kennedy. Hallett. Boston. via
Steamship North Point. Smith. Savannah B
Andrews.
Steamer Adelaide. Cannon NorfoIk-M Falls.
Steamer George Leary. Brakeman. Norfolk.
Birckhead. Jr.
~ Steamer Wenonah. Dawes. Fredericksburg-J J
Steamer Planter. Kirwan, iPatuxent river-M L
Weems
Steamer Fanny Cadwallader. Pierson. New York
Steamer John shriver. Dennis. Philadelphia
Barge Kent Kelley. Hudson N Y-Stickney
BaTsss Mcshane. -. Norwalk conn-stiok-
Barge Eddie ]. Cole, Jersey City-s M Hamilton.
Brig Bckmore Tracy. Boston-,Kelsey & Gray.
Schr Ruby. Phillips, Boston-Kelsey i Gray.
Schr Abbie Bursley, Jenkins. Boston-Stickney
went 10 sea.
Barks Aqudneck and Lizzie Raymond brigs Lark
Urana Ida and Senorita; schr Marinetta all hence
went to sea Tth inst.
Below.
schr G Clark CUMMINGS, from Barbadoes-re-
ported by tho Baltimore pilots.
Arrived from baltimore.
Steamer Fannie. Smoot. hence at Savannah 4th
inst, NJ and would sail S;h on her return
Brig NJ Heslen. Hammond, hence at Boston 7th
inst.
Cleared for Baltimore.
Ship Arnold Boninger, tPrus) Steinken. cleared at
New York 7th inst, for Baltimore.
Schr Rebecca Secor, Marshall cleared at N York
7th inst, for Baltimore.
BY Telegraph.
To Merchants Exchange and News Room1
Boston. June Sth-Cleared schr Mary Long, Har-
dy. for Baltimore.
New Bedford, June 7th-Arrived schrs Ann S
Brown, Fisk, and K Palmer, Palmer. both from
Baltimore.
Bark Manitou. from Cedar Keys for Boston. ground
ed on Hedges Fence, 9Th inst, but got off without
damage and proceeded.
Steamship Liberty. Stafford. sailed from New Or
leans Ith inst at A NJ for Havana and Baltimore,
per tel. NJ Warfeld Il Co. agents. The Liberty
made the run out from Baltimore to the bar at New
Orleans. in days and hours.
Ship Canada Wyman, from Navassa sailed from
Queenstown Ire, 22d ult, for Baltimore.
Schr Sawyer. hence for Boston. sailed from Holmes
Hole 9Th inst.
Schr Idaho. Wescott. from Castine for Baltimore;
arrived at Gloucester I'd. 3D.
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ExnIosion nt n Gas HOuae

ILIoN, n. z, June 7.-There was an explosion at
the gas-house in Mohawk this afternoon, caused by
workmen snufing a candle and throwing the burned
wick or a water-tank, which was covered with gas.
Two workmen were killed-Mr. Cheesboro and Hen
~ Tuseu a colored man.
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WEEKLY REVIEW OF MARKETS.
Reported and carefully revised eveyy meek for the B.

Reported and eue,y week for the Bal
.rcouor nm1re DAILY Conanerctal.l
r ALSSoVlIlVhwTlnere was sale day or two since
Of 16OO bbls estern for export at as cts in bond
We quote 1t tree at S444@4.50 for 95 p cent, and
ASHES.-Ashes We quote at S7.621497.75 for Pots
and $1375@!4 100 lbs for Pearl, but there is verv
little doing in them. 10-e '4' 10 'ei'
BREAD.-Bread is unchanged in price. and wa
quote as before, viz: Navy at " cts Pilot at scts amS
Water Crackers at 9 cts q ID. 00''' anu M
BARK.-No. lQuereitron may be quoted at s27@
3d. and No. 2 do at $21@23 p ton f. o. b. We have
heard of no sales this week.
BEESWAX.-Beeswax is in limited supply and
duli at 3SGl3S eta p fb for Western and Southern
,cUFFEE.-Thsre has been very little doing this
weak Ia Coffee. and for the last two or three DAYS
there has been hardly any inquiry for it. Holders
under the very limited demand are not pressing their
stocks the market and most ofthe recent receipts
are going into store. The fluctuations in gold un-
settles values and tends to check operations An in
Foce of6o0 bags Rio out Of the cargo of the Grey Es
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STATE MEMS.

SHOCKING ACcIDENT.-Mr. James McComas, of
Marshals district while hauling load of ore in the
upper part Of this county, on Monday last, was
thrown from his horse, and while on the ground was
run over by the wagon. and crushed SO badly that
death resulted in about an hour. He leaves a wife
and six children.-BeLair Nat. American
THE CRoPs.-A recent visit through large part of
Baltimore and Hartford counties. has enabled us to
say that notwithstanding the backward weather. the
various growing crops are looking remarkably we'll.
Wheat seems to be doing finely in fact we saw
better wheat, at this season, than the Dear Creek
and bay lands. in Hartford county. Corn is low yet.
but looks very healthy and only needs little warm
weather to bring it ahead. Clover everywhere seems
to have suffered terribly by the winter.-BaH'more
County Union.
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FROM CALIFORNIA,
Serious ARRAY Or ShtpbOard-Suit B'
tween Telegraph Companies.

tween Telegraph Companies.
SAN Francisco, June "a fire last evening" in
Sansom street, Pacific, destroyed twenty build
ings, chiefly frame, valued at So, 600.
serious afray occurred yesterday on the ship
Seminole. about sailing for New. York. The first
mate was badly cut on the head; Nichols, second
mate. dangerously stabbed in the abdomen. and
Gardner. third mate, also seriously stabbed. Two
sailors, named Peterson and Bell. charged with the
cutting and stabbing. badly bruised with beay
ing pins slugs. An officer reports the affair
tiny without any extenuaton- The sailors assert
that the stabbiDg was done in self defense.
SAN FRANCISCO. June 4.-Rust has appeared in the
wheat in Selano county.
The brig Esperian, from Honolulu, reports the
large number of whaers lately there having sailed
for the Arctic coast.
Arrived. ship Cormorant from Liverpool.
Good Petauma wheat sells at $1.7712 p 100 bs. The
market is quiet.
In the suit of the California State Telegraph Com
pany vs. the United States Pacific Telegraph Com
pany. in the District Court for Nevada, Judge Bald
win to-day awarded injunction restraining the
defendants from telegraphing between the cities of
Nevada and California the ground that the plain
tffs have the exclusive and irrepealable franchise
from the Nevada Legislature. which even Congress
cannot evade This closes tho line of the defendants
Mining stocks arc weak. 0phir, $500; Imperial
S10l; Savage, 1922; Yellow Jacket. $780, ChoIlar Po-
tos. $22O; Gould Curry. SS40 Legal tenders. $75.
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Railroad Accident.

PHILADELPHIA June s.-The mail train from Potts
vile. due here at o'clock yesterday. ran off the
left open. The wholetrain went down the embank-
ment twelve feet high. Thomas Dornan, mail con-
ductor. was frightfully maDgled. and died shortly
after. young girl had both legs broken, but no
other passengers were injured except by bruises The
fireman of the train killed instantly. This is the
first fatal accident on the Reading Railroad in twelve
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ADJUSTMENTS.

HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.-There will be an
afternoon performance to-day, commencing at "a
o'clock of the spectacular drama of the Seven Sst
ers, which has had such successful run during the
past week. This is done in order to afford those who
cannot attend at night opportunity to witness tho
production of this piece with its beautiful scenery
and brilliant mechanical effects. The representa-
ton of it will be entire with the facinatng little
Lolita in her songs and Dances and Bishop in his ex
ceedingly ludicrous personation of Mr.. Peuto and
Cupid; and children will be admitted at half price.
The usual performance OF the Seven Sisters will be
given in the eVnninp
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stephens, the Irish Head Centre.

WASHINGTON June S.-The Stephens wing of the
Fenians of this city, advertised for several days
grand reception to the chief organizer of the Irish
Republic. and as additional attraction engaged
brass and string bands. The demonstration took
place this afternoon but not more than three hun
dred persons were present. Mr.. Stephens arrived at
programme, and read a written speech. declaring
that Ireland was the proper place for fighting the
battle for Irish Independence and dissenting from
those who seek to secure the aid of foreign govern
ments.
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The memphis Riot Investigation.

MEMPHIS June The Congressional Committee
closed their labors to-day, and started for Washing
ton. after session of fifteen working days. in which
nesses and taken 1000 pages of testimony covering
the details of the riots. its causes and its results.
Mr.. w ashburne has gone by the way of st. Louis,
taking the stenographer with him. for the purpose of
anayzing testimony the route. The others went
direct by the Chattanooga route. 1t is understood
that the full testimony shows the riot to have been
much greater in its proportions than any statement
yet published would indicate. >-1-.c
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New York Markets.


NEW YORK, June S.-Cotton is steady: sales of
l,Soo bales at 5000 cts. Flour has declined 10@25
&c esGs a SaIss Qss9 bbs State At $s Ohio
bbls; at $40 65@l5 Wheat dull; common cts lower:
gg12d scarce and firm; sales 1900 bushels No. !
Milwaukie at S2l5@g2lS: Corn. mixed. has declined
heavy at ls@22}G cents; Whisky closed firm. Sugar
quiet. freishts dropping. Gold 1895.
e-s... Philadelphia Markets.
important, Wheat steady; prime s275@280; white
aaie Sugar steady Cuba 6@S cs s'S currency rGmse
Provisions quiet; mess pork S3l lard % cts Whisky
is duii' Pennsylvania S2.25; Ohio $22S@2.29.
Chicago Markets,
but quiet at 16;]@lG7 cts for No i. Corn dull and
declined 1@1k et-sales at 4S@5O cts for No i, and
No and 2gESso cts for No. Provisions 2 ST r@ lGi
High Wines quiet and prices steady. Freights firm
st. Louis Markets.
ST. LOUIS. June s.-Flour is buoyant wheat stiff
better-sales at $3.50 cts; Oats lower-saes at 4O@
43 cts. Pork, bacon and lard are unchanged. Whis-
ky is also unchanged.
Cincinnati Markets.
CINCINNATI. June S.-FIour and Wheat dull
hlsky firm at 81 . in bond. Mess Pork quiet at
Wilmington Markets.
WILMINGTON. N: C.; June S.-Crude turpcntine has
pentlne 5ig55 cts Rosin quiet; No. J. S6@7 pale Sc
@7.25; tar 81 .55 Cotton 50 cts for middlings.
Savannah Markets.
SAy4NNAH. June S.-Cotton is du-strict good
mddling 34@S5 cts.,,,.Quotations only nominal-re-
ceiPts Of the week ending the 7th. O92 bales-ex-
ports 2,Sl6 bales-stock 2400 bales,
Charleston Cotton Market
CHARLESTON. June S-The Cotton market is firm
Irregular Middlng SD. Sales of the week ending
on the 1th Isl bales Receipts lilo bales. Exports
2,O99 bales. Stock 6,S26 bales.
MILWAUKEE, SIargxcfs
MILWAUKEE, june S-Flour is dull and prices have
declined 25 cts. Wheat is frmer-sales at ST N for
NO l. Corn is dull and oats ct higher
Augusta Markets.
AUGUSTA, June S.-Tbere is better feeling in the
market Strict good Middling selling at 3l@32 cts
Gold Market.
PHILADELPHIA. June S.-Sales to-day of gold at
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New Hampshire LegisIature-Goy. Smythe
lnaMXurAtp6.

CONCORD, N. H.. June THE Inauguration of Gov
Smythe to day was attend ed with an imposing mill
Cows Bullock, of Massachusetts, and Dillingham;, of
Vermont.
The Governors Message is devoted to local affairs
revenue for the current year, 1885, SO0 and the ex
penses, S5l3 500. The expenses incurred by the
towns amount to between six and millions the
assumption of which debt, any portion of it. by
the State the Governor considers absolutely imprac
ticable prior to the action of the General Government
in thotd
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FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, June s..
CnvRRNMFNr GILES nE CnIn

WASHINGTON, June s.
GOVERNMENT SALES OF GOLD.
number of letters from prominent fnanciers have
been received in Washington, expressing their
vction of the wisdom of the Secretary the Treasury
in his recent sales of gold.
RUHoR AMONG MARYLAND FREEDMEN.
The Star says: The Inspector General of the Freed
mems Bureau in this District. in a communication
to the Assistant Commissioner. states that report is
in circulation and creating considerable excitement
among the colored people in st. Mary's county, Md
that a number of desperadoes and returned rebel
soldiers are organizing and drilling in Calvert county
for the purpose of driving the Freedmen off the Gov
ernment Farms in St. Mary's county.
From San Francisco,
SAN Francisco, June 5.-Auson Burlingame. U. S.
Minister to China, and Gen. Val Kenbrugb. Minister
to Japan, sailed hence yesterday on the bark Swal
low for Shanghai.
A Portland, Oregon, despatch states that the re-
turns of the Oregon election have not yet been re-
ceived from many precincts. but the Union men
claim majority of from seven hundred to one
thousand.
COMPLIMENT TO AN AMERICAN.
Mr.. Kennedy. late Superintendent of Census, has
received a. deploma of membership of the Geogra-
phical Society of Prussia. fill the vacancy created
by the death of Dr. Barth the celebrated traveller.
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VOL. I....NO. 215.

A Mass Meeting of tho friends of President
johnson, Governor Swami. and the Opponents of
Negro Suffrage. will be held in Monument Square on
FRIDAY EVENING. the 18th instant
BY order of the Executive Committee of the I'm
conditional Union Party.
Speakers will be duly announced. ie8-2tlstp
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From New Orleans.

where receding. There are no fears of any further
floods this year. but the people on the submerged
country greatly distressed. Relief is going to
them from the city daily.
The Fourth Wisconsin Cavalry has arrived from
Brazos. numbering 800 men, Col. Gregg's guerias
continue on the Mexican border. Dr.. Morse had
been laSsoed and murdered.
Cortinas has organized new command of 800 guer-
illas. All the troops are demoralized.
The Grand Matamoras Theatre has been dedicated
at cost Of 100000. Gen. Meja and his army were
present.
Bagdad has been submerged by storm in the
| Gulf
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Railroad Accident

on the Poughkeepsie way, freight and passenger
train. on the Hudson River Railroad was killed at
Hastings to-day, by being crushed between two cars
which he was endeavoring to couple. He was a mar
ried man, and resided at Peekskill: He has been in
the employ of the company nearly fourteen years.
a short distance below this city. this afternoon and
one man, name unknown. was drowned
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at Port Even, opposite Rhinebeck. on the Hudson,
this morning. Twenty-three buildings were destroy
ed Among the sufferers are Edward Hanratty
James Thompson. Henry Stephens. Stephen Hughes
Edward Cashin and John O'Reily. The amount of
loss and insurance has not been ascertained.
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Another GutrH &c.

We find the following in the Alexandria Journal
of Thursday evening:
Last night. about 10 o'clock, several coored men,
hailing from the Freedmen's Village short distance
from this city, armed to the teeth. presented them
selves at the home place of Mrs. Murtaugh. on the
Washington road, and commenced depredations in n
style not calculated to suit the convenience of the
propretress, who entered her solemn protest agains
such proceedings and exerted herself to the utmost
to screen her premises from the incursions of these
maraudefs Ihey sucUvvuetl, however, in eGootins
ing and other valuabes, to considerable amount
Gaping the climax of the diaoolica feat by dis
charge of their deadly weapons at the defenceless
female of the balls taking effect in the back just
below the shoulder blade inficting frshtful if not
wound still remaining undressed and the ball unex-
racted Warrants have been issued for the arrest Of
these demons in human form. and as the parties can
be easily recognized. they will find it very difficult to
escape the vigilance of the police. When captured
they will doubtless be treated to dose that will
render their condition uncomfortable and cause
them to rue the day that they were induced to play
this role in such q diabOical dramaI
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From Fort Monroe,

FoRr MONROE, June S.-Arrived steamer Norwich,
from New Orleans. with two hundred and fifty men,
y stationed in Texas en- route to City Point to be
mustered out of the service.
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The Wreck of the City of New London
Two ROGieS FOVrnd.

NORwALK. CT., June 1.-Two bodies of those lost
on the City of New London were found and buried
to-day. One is believed to be the engineers son. and
the other had tablet marked Lewis N. Fuller,
Ramsay Mills,
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JACKSON HOLLAND,
CARPENTER AND BUILDER,
WINE-ST, BET. CHARLES AND LIGHT-STSr
(Rear of Light Street Church,
my30 -3mlStp BALTIMORE, MD.

1855. Watches. 1865.
SPLENDID SToCK OF FIRST CLASS GOLD AND SILVER
WATCHES. just opened this day. together with an
entire assortment of Diamond. PEARL mosaic
and other jewelry. Also solid sterling Silver
Ware. Triple Plated Albata Ware of every descrip-
ton. English Table Cutlery, Clocks. Opera Glasses,
Speatacles and Eye Glasses to suit all eyes. These
articles will now be sold at greatly reduced prices
The public are invited to call and examine our stock.
They will find bargains. Watches Repaired and
Timed in the most perfect manner. We also manu-
facture Hair Jewelry to order ut short notice.
LARMoUR 4 Co.,
Light street, opposite the
uh5-lstptf Fountain Hotel.
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BOa-:f Of Trade.

a Oop,m;ttee of Arbitration for June.
.. WM. WOODWARD.
]. d. KRENELBERG, W. III. CRAWFORD,
SAMUEL DURR, JOHN R. SEEMuLLER.
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The IudIctments i'm New Jersey.


The Trenton Gazette of Thursday morning, says
of the indictments for bribery noticed briefly else
where: .,:., FLU.
Garret s. Van Wagner member OF Assembly from
paeeaic county; Barclay HalneS of Burlington coun
~. Charles NJ Rub. member of Assembly from Hud-
son county. and DanielHolsman, of Bergen county,
against whom there are two indictments. We un-
derstand that fourteen bills had been prepared,
charging thirteen different individuals with the same
considered their action, inasmuch only five bills
were presented
The indictment contains the following passages:
Sufficient has been learned to satisfy the Grand
Jury that the bribery practiced in the legislature of
the State at its late session has been extensive
most currupt freely indHlged. and to an extent
truly alarming; that money and other lnnuences
were used to corrupt members; that combinations
were formed to influence the opinion, behavior and
votes of members, on bills and other proceedings
pending before them.
THAT these influences have extended TO some of
the officers of the legislature, who, although in the
receipt of large salaries have received from private
individuals and members. fees to prepare and Ire-
business to the legislature and for other services.
The BLACKS OF FLoRIDA.-The jacksonville Ella }
Times emarks that whatever may be the condition
of the coored population in other Southern States 1t
has vet TO record the first Geath from suffering In
East Florida. There every man has enough to do,
and can get plenty to eat and drink.
General Burnside.
PROVIDENCE, June 7.-Governor Burnside has ac-
cepted the Presidency of the Rhode Island Locomo-
tive Works.
Death of Captain Menter-
CINCINNATI, June captain Menter. who was
mortally wounded by burglar, died last night,
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Nevr Yorlx ChoJera Renort.
Suppression OF a Newspaper.

NEW TUTR NMUA0FH Ek0pUEUs
NEW YORK, June 8.--The Health Officer reports
three new cases Of cholera and two deaths from
cholera, on the hospital ship.
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THE joint resolution now goes to the House for
conCurrcnce.l
On motion of Mr.. Harris. it was resolved that
when the Senate adjourn, it be to meet on Monday.
The Senate then, at $50 P. NJ, adjoqrnod.
HOUSE OLE REPRESENTATINES
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AUGUSTA, Ca, June THE military, by order Of
General Tillson. have taken possession Of the Office
Of The LOYAL Georgian,
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Business Cards
HEADINGS,

q LETTER HEADINGS.
CHECKS, DRAFTS. &c.. &c,
Engraved and printed in tho most approved style.
and with despatch by
DEMPSEY O'TOOLE.
ENGRAvERs.
ap20-tf1stp cor. Charles and Lexington.