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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-05-07
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THE EAST TENNESSEE UNION FLAG.
Terrible Disclosures

DGCltF Id rOh III MlIIlONO !!
A most valuable and wonderful publication. 4 work
Of 900 pages, sud 90 col0red eugrayings. Dr. lluptors
WADE MECuM, an oiiginal aud popular treatise on
man and woman-their physiolopy, F%unctivns aud
disorders OF every Kind, with ncvsr-fAiling
for their speedy cure. The practice " Dr..
Hunter has long been and sull is unboundedi but al
tho earnest solicitation uf numerous persons, DO has
been induced 10 extend his medical u~tclullcJs through
the medium OF his "yADE MECUM" Ono copy,
developed, forwarded TO any paTt Of the Lni-
ted States, for 81. Address, Dr. HUNTER, 3 Giyislun
Street. Now York City.
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collecting Agent for tAe Union

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Ing Collecting Agent 10 collect accounts cue
the Offce Of the Unioa Flag. He Is Huthori-
" to collect and receipt for all accounts due
ma and to institute suits for debts owing ms
otBce. No other travelling agent 10 author
IL "a 10 collect Onr ace0nnts.
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The Republican State Convention meets a.
Nashville on the goth Of May inst, to nomi-
nate a candidate for Governor.
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Business new, light aud profitable. Fifty cents to IS per
evening, is easily earned by persons cR either sex, and
the boys ard girls earn nearly as much rs men, Er1nt
Inducements are ofnred those who viii devote their
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Subserl0e 70 F0IumV tT'V " JUG 4
EP Peterson's Counterfeit Detector aud
National Bank Note List, for May LIST, 1869,
hiss been laid on cur table. Itcoutains q list
of all the new eountsrieits, altered National
Bank Notss, rates Of discount in ell the prin-
cipal cities, and other valuable Information
indispensable to gyery person in business.
Every business man should subscribe to it.
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subsc-ioe to Volume rive Of the FLAG.
New Music.

va have received from Messrs. Lee /
Walker, Music Dealers, No 722 Chestnut ST.,
PhilsdsIphia, Pa, the following new and
beau;i.el pieces Of Music. This arm has the
reputation d ooIag one among the largest
IN the United STAGES. We recommend all in
nsed Of good Ha.cto send their orders to
this g,ulenanly firm and We will guarantee
Satisfaction
Tas srytliH ssavGSr ~GIRt.-conis Song
~ Max
ArLsS wAIgz.-Gouposed by lack 7. VOL
luhon.
'wisp Easr- Fsntasie-Compossd for the
Piano by n. T.. Sehafar.
-RSsEs FAIR AZ JssSy's CHEzK-Words by
Prot. Lone; Music 81 W. Powell,
TEE OorkvE SKr-By E. Mack.
BsFosh THs wiSD. -%Galop-By Thomas
AbeckeIt. j..
Mas. MARY SpAhRowTlIL, on BEAUTIFUL roR
ETEn-Writteh, cOBpostd and Sung with
unbounded applause bT Arthur Lloyd.
Az BoRO Do Lac NORcsAU Ds S~ALoN.-By
Carl Wslfshon.
Sons or Tbs WNrBa Wmns.-(PITr7 THs
PooR-Song and Chorus-WosdA bT VIM.
n. CLARK, Editor Of Our Se6ool9ay Fssiior ;
Music by Alice Hawthorne.
hozARr's CELShEAfED Oxsv WALrz.-Ar-
ranged for the Piano by e.. Mack.
GeSERAL PHSSYPACksR's QUi0xsrEp.-Com.
posed by WIN. +. Stradella, Professor ofMusic
At the Emma Mercer lnstitate, Grenada, Miss,
respectfully dedicated TO bis friend Brevet.
Major General g. Psnnypacker United States
Army.
0AssISs WALrts.-By Herman Schrsiuer.
PRCsIoESr GIANTS PoLKkAComposed by
Ella v. Young.
A RAY OF SussHiyE.-Nerceau De SALON.
By Carl lie Dao.
HAVE SUcu ASHocEISG CoLD.-Ballad-
Words BY T. o.. O.. Townsley Music COM
posed by P. Rondinella.
Two BRowS HEADS WITH Tossma CURLs.-
Ballad-hGsie composed by P. RondinelIa.
MARI Balls PoLKAs-By l.. Levy.
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,nhecribo 10 Yolnme Flve Of tLe a.!
Measrs. souibh 6 Lyneh.

Those desiring to provide themselves With
cheap and durable spriug and Sumner Goods
Are respectfully requested to cel ct the Dry
Goods House Of Messrs. Squibb & Lynch,
on South Side of Main Street east Of the
Court House, Jonesboro' Tenn. These gentle
men have associated themselves together for
the purpose Of pleasing and accommodating
the public, which disposition alone f~oretella
their success. Read thsir advertisement
and give them a call, and we predict you
will Huot be tdrued away empty"
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The best and cheapest Fuel in the
country. They also manufacture n
superior quality of

This Company's Fouhdry and ia
chine Shop is in charge Of a PRAC.
TICALa and HoROUGH MECHAN
&c, and persons in want of machinery
car have their work done PROMPT.
LY, according to specifications, and
at the LOWEST LIVING RATES.
The best Of material Is used in all
Departments zone but skillful work.
men employed, aud every article war
ranted as represented, and to give sat.
isfaction.
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suOs,rl8e to volume five Of The FLAG.
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A b30bUfE Divorces r1'tlaad ia fHlsIsat Nsi.a
"a f~fttrtirns nn-rurrnr4 af.., an1rfui tanui -
ellsi'T 10 shafg' unih fl'si's ssn'efti st'i's
= HOvrs, Ai,sssy. = s.--sn =. Tea.
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Ask your Doctor or Druggiat

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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-07
ExpOrts.

NEW enthusiastically United States--5l0
bales cotton It's bbls oil 55l ties beet bids tai
low 27l3 hides 81 bales skins As bags wool bbs
metal 700 sks cotton seed Is rolls leather and
sundries
NEW Notwithstanding Missouri-l0l4 bales
cotton 9S tcs beef u bbls beef 1872 hides 419
bales skins 10 tons fosdicks Sc bales sarssparills
43 sIabs copper 8 cases mdse
BALTIMORE VIA HAVANA AND KEY WEST
Steamship Liberty-For BaltimOre-l75 hhds
homes Pol hides bales wool l9l pigs lead Dbl
molssses 10 bales NOES. For Key West IS bbls
-four Is SKIS corn 90 SKIS oats. For Havana-6 bbls
ALVESTON-S.esmship Austin--Ss0 bbls
-four So bbls whisky So bbls sugar so SKIS corn
and suDdries
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Tappahannock-6lO
bbIs -four AZ bels whisky 1862 SKIS corn 81 bbis
pork and sundries
BRENEN-Bsrk Olbers-25n0 bales cotton
LIvERPOOL-Ship Gov General-3453 bales
cotton 3095 slaves
ST PIERRE-Brig Mary Rowland 1879 bbls
-four 722 SKIS corn 5000 feet lumber
BOSTON-Bsrk Annie Kimbal-l9ll bales cot
ton Ice cks mdse l29 bales paper STOCK
BOSTON-Ship John Clsrk-262S bales cotton
bales moats 81 bales pickings "a tons metal 22s
bales paper stock
ROUEN-Brig Butler-208 bales cotton 100
SKIS cotton seed 5l6s sks corn 1900 feet lumber 245
slaves
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Receipts by Railroads.

O,O&G W-March e.-9 bales cotton to
w Burbridge &co-l do L Gravenherg-6 hhds
sugar Lspene Il Ferre-8 do Givsn-36 90
A Lsne-3l do Toledano Thornhil-2o DO
Small &co-l0 do "a bbls mossses g Sabatier-9
90 Hare-4s do f-bbls do Price, Hine Tup'
per- bbls mossses bbls sugar : Rochereau
COPS hides bdl hides lot iron D Ehrman-35
empty bbls Price, Hine d Tupper-l bdl hides 81
hides r Hare-62 SKIS corn DR. Elliott-3 bbls rice
hides U d Terreb6nne / bbls rice l cssk do
and sundries TeIrebonne-3 bbls rice 2casks do
F P Sevin-lO hides l pkg do Suberbee q Gan,
treaux-hf.bbl molasses Cherot-l9 SKIS rice
Tilion-sundries to order--Total 10 bales cotton
Il9 bhds sugar IS bbls molssses hf-bbls do
MOI d G N RR-Msrch 6.-4l bales cotton
Aliens. Scherck Il Autey-28 do NJ Hitler &co-2S
Warren. Crawford &co-l9 Bakemore Bros eco
~ G G Gordn-22 Jos Hoy &co-l5 Friedlsnder
10 Payne, Huntington &co-lS Z L Adams Son
IL Lehman, Newgass &cO-l7 Jn0 Hardie eco
l3TH&JM Alien &co 8 G l. Walmsley &co-6
M Oplesby-4 Barrett Il Lesassier-4 Temp
sons Cramer, Breed &eo-3 Richardson q MAY
4 Gs.--.a. G.lts--ssk + ri-~-1 priteon N Moore
l A Levi-l0 bbls gasOnl W Jervey-5O DOS
whisky Maiguon & Laborde-8 hhds tobacco TO
r Torisn-3 do Stewart Norton &cO-S0OO feet
lumber b F Taylsr-4O00 do MeConnell-8oSz
do P Reuch-l ca knees and wood tinberna'
tori car turpenline and rosin NJ Smith-sun-
dres to order-Tossl 2S5 bales cotton IL hhds TO-
hacco
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Receipts OF Fredues-

LOUISVILLE Steamer John Kigour-ll3 bbls
potatoes Thos Keeffe-l00 plows 100 bars iron III
bdls points Staufer, Kent &co-l6 bdls wheels
Bouton, Smith &co-1 90 Keep Hogsn-7l pkgs
drugs Ball Lyons &co-l10 bxs DO Wheelock, FIN
lay &eo-2 bxs mdse Fellowes, Ferguson Her
vey-ll bbls horse rsddish Pace &co-9 obls on
ions bbls krout 3 bbls turnips 20 order-2 bxs
mdse W G Stech-S SKIS corn W r Colcors-S!o
bales hay 300 bbs potatoes NJ Dufy-44 pkgs ale
l. Iipmsn-l bxs mdse Jno Franks cks castings
Slocomb, Baldwin &co--443 pcs holowwsre 4
dozen irons 70 order-l7 pkgs furniture c Butt
SO hf.bbls beer KieHer & HOllander-2l bbs whis-
XIV u Marinoni-l csk tiles Rice Bros &co-24 pkgs
ssddlery rolls leather NJ W Smith-l25 bbls pork
r Beltram-6 pkgs mdse Brooks, Claiborne &co-
2 bds wheels 80 bbls cement l6 cks bottles pkgs
crackers As bids chsrs A Whitney &co-l0 bbls
onions A NJ Wills &co-l2 rolls leather Thos
Schorr-9 pcs castings Str ELee-l Dbl eggs so
bbls potatoes rs bbls whisky cks meat ASH SKIS
corn FsirchIld & Binghsm-.S bbls eggs l bol
beans Schneider & Znberbier-4 csks bacon Del
Bondio-l hid tobacco 7 Torian-4s7l SKIS corn
cks wheat 2 ties heads bbls lard kegs lard TO
West 4 Neuleton-422 SKIS corn 2Ol bbls meal
bbls eggs p S DuSouchet &co-.2i99 sks corn 3
pkgs eggs Thos King-40 bbls liquor Howard
Preston-lot furniture Kern 4 Shearer-l hhds to-
! bacco b Wilson i SOn-736 pieces stove ware
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Beiew Comias Up

Ship Trenton, Dumaresque. from Londsu January
2lst, in ballast. to J Bryson
Ship Mary Ann, Hamlyn, from Lancaster, to G L
Lsughland
Ship Importer, Lowther, from Liverpool, to Low
ell 4 Bailey
Ship Artisan Smith, Is days from Boston, to W
Hynson &co-
Ship Assam Valley. Roberts, from Liverpool Dec.
18th, 10 Msury &co-
Bark Columbia Muller, from Antwerp. In ballast.
10 Mummy, LuliDg eco
Bark G S Harris. Woodbury., from Havana, to
Chsfraix & Agar
Bark Esmeralda, Beckett, from Rio de Janeiro,
10 Geo Westfeldt-Cargo coffee
Brig Proteus. Gibbon, from Havana, to Chafraix
& Agar
Brig Nellie johnson
Brig Prentis Hobbs
Schr S Bushnell, Mayo. 20 days from Boston,
TO master-93O tons ice C c Ice Co
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Marine 5nteuigenfe.
Crxscxrr OvyIcs. No. IS CAnr srRxrf,
Sunday. March Z. l669.

crxscxr. orros. No IS OAnr srsEr1,
Sunday, March Z. iS0s
Cleared Yesssrday
0'e"f Wood Low & Ludwigsen
Steamship Missouri Palmer, for New f9 D,k we
Havena, LAIN D1 -
stesmsbip Liberty, Reed. for Baltimore via Hey
West and Havana. Wiiherspoon, Hsisey eco
Steamship Austin, Farwell, for Galveston.
- CA Whitney &co
steamship Tappshannock, Whitney, TOR pensa e
Shin GOV General, Clifford, for Liverpool.
N"'P wv Geo B Shgte
'"'r '''- Thorndike q Norton
Bark Annie Kimbsll, Lac oln, for Boston,
DAN N VIM Creevy
Bark oilers (Brm), Deike, for Bremen,
80 - Ranger, Fstman &co
Brig Mary Rowland, Rowland, for st Pierre.
Brig Butler, Butler, for Rouen,
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TOWBOATs.

T0WBOATa.
NEW ORLEANS TowBoAT ASSOCIATION.
R.E o. THE UNpEHeg0NEgs <esE<Sh
o <Rf<.S~A wishing to establish equitable NsEIst[S
XESssSs nd uniform Of Towage an5 a-.As-haz<s
f ofer eraster ABILITIES "a the shppng entering sat
ssvins ths pot have combined the following I0uooass
ECLIPSE LINE
zutx.srlana, LsviathaA. 0iadiAssr ana
Perry.
HARRY WRIGHT LINE
Barry Wright and Sentinel.
Achilles, rhss. n. Morgan, yqustsr. We
bash. Norman. Republic. TeeuzssA
Wieaes and Reliance.
fbs nurssr power Of the above associated Lnne q
xoweosts guarantee ths dsssnsion VIII occur sisn'r
N' PETER nAHoY, Felipe Ans
Harry Wright Ina
EDwAKD A YORKEk 90, y Ina
s.esis.sd oncs. 8 osrOndsiss ssrsst. up stair.
T. O. NORCRoss
CHA6 RTIzkERIIEk
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eTEAMBOATS.
MOBILE.

FOR MOBILE - MORGAN LINZ
SNis3S DAILY o. 8. Mall stsaners-
NARY. CAkkOLk
IOuisE. ................ CAPT. HoPKINs.
One OF which daily arrival OF the p l. trsts
Pontehxrtrssn Railroad .
rrv,gns sirnsa sy Rarosd through 70 Montgomery:
Columbus Atlanta Macon, West PyiDt. savannah. ase
Chsttsnocea and by and all pncnts
Alshsms Rive hsh vefrmpss st the lowest rates
through from TensAs TO destination without eAs.<s
Freight insured adopted BY Board Of
Undsrvr1terr July lst 1905.
To avail Of the all bills Of lsding must
signed before 80 ocockP for goods shipped before
CBss SriTNks q ~. .eesss
Corner Magazine and Matches ssreets
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Arrived Yesterday.


Steamship W G Hewes, Trip. from lndianola, to
G A Whitney &co-lst district
Steamship Tsppahsnnock, Whitney. from Apsia-
cbicola to F W Perkins &co list district IL
Ship Henry Cook. Suiherlin. from Liverpool Dec
18th, to Maury 3co-lst district ~
Ship Union Austin, from Hayre, In ballast, 10 Lo-
Ship Guardian, DulIeoD. from Havre, in ballast,
to master Point
Bark Monitor, Eaton, from Boston, to master
scbr Dexter Washburn, Hardness. from Camden,
Me-. via Kew West, to Thorndike d Norton
LIST district n
Barge Como, from Bayou Lsfourcbe
rowBoArs.
Leyisthan, Schultz, from the Pssses-towed down
to the bar bark Hypsthia, and to sea 27th ult.
brigs William and Hope and schr Heiens-
brought up ship Henry Cook and bark Mon
Calhoun. jackson. from the Passes flowed down
and 10 sea 27th ult. barks Jennie Cobb and
Johsnnes and schr Peterborough up ships
Union and Guardian.
Chas Chambers, Mcclellan, from the Passes went
down marlborough up schr Dexter WASH
burn.
John Kilgour, Benson, from Louisville
kellogg. Good from st Louis with barges
Mayfower, Keeling, from Camden
Wild Wagner, Goddin from Nstchez
Grey Eagle, Kouns, from Shreveport
New Era. Dugss from Nspoleonville
Frances, Bakesly. from Mobile
Era No. 8, Gilen, from Jefferson
ARRIVALS AT TIKI NEW BASIN.
Schr Star. from Biloxi
Schr Union, from PsscagOula
Schr Joinvle, from Wolf River
Schr Alcion. from Pascagoula
Schr Mary Magdelsine. from Pascagouls
Schr Blessey from Psscagoula
Schr Martha M. from Pascagoua
Schr Martha d, from Pascagouls
Schr Hy Latour. from Biloxi
Scbr Eagle. from Blind River
Hchr Cate FsllOn, from Blind River
Schr Ann McGuinn from Tangipahoa
Schr SIMON Gosln, from TaDgipahoa
ARRIVALS AT TIE OLD BASIN.
Steamer Dew Drop, from Tchefuncte
Schr Josephine, from Vaudeville
Schr RosaviIla, from Tchefuncte
Sebr Sammy, from Biloxi
Schr Princess, from Blind River
Schr Sister Kate, from rchefuncte
Schr Let Ne Go, from Tchefuncte
echr Geo Eike. from Tangipahos
Schr Texas, from Bay St Louis
Schr Dr. Franklin. from Pearl River
Schr RENE Hortense, from Proctervile
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CORPUS CHRISTI.

CORPUS CHRISTI.
FOR KOCKfORT, ST. MAKH's
Corpus Christi. via New Orleans opelousas
and grea. Western Railroad and Morgan Line Steamers
The iron steamer
Alabama,
Capt JN0. BENSON,
WIN Brsshesr City the arrival Of the * train
Of the New sirleass Opelousas AID W. Railroad, on
TUESDAY March 9th.
Freight ter Corpus Christi and St. Marys landed at Rock
port
GWk BAyLEY. Superintendent
q. A WHITNEY CO., Agents.
Corner Magazine and Natchez streets.
Freight received every OPslousas Ferry Landing,
foot Of st. Ann sweet
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Gal ~Hss.rCsrs --ArsDE,ANOEAs>
MORGAN LINE Q. S. NAL STEAMERS.
FREIosT TAKRS AS Low as ANY oTHRR STEAM
Err INsURIN1 AT REDUCED RATES
es~. FOE GALVESTON AND INDIAN
.ssslzkasssls ss-srassips form tbIs Line:
w. g. Hewes......I. q. Harris Austin:
siasss m q ........... Crescent. -. SorgsD.
Austin,
y. p. FARwELL. Commander,
VIII l..ye not of St. Joseph street on SUNDAY,
For freight or passage apply to
CHAs A WHITNEY 4 CO., Agents,
Corner Magazine and Natcbez streets
Freight onehs the adopted BY the Board
Of Underwriters July LIST, 1853
NB-No bills Of sdins signed ssr sailing Of the steamer
The Steamship HARLAN will succeed the AUSTIN,
and sail WEDNESDAY, Msrch l0sh-
E1GEs FOE TExAs-
INSIDE BERwICK's BAY ROUTE
VIA
NEW ORLEANS, oPELoUsAs AND eEEAT WESTERN
RAILROAD.
o. sUsEArs, 81 TUESDAYS, H5gSDxrs and szfUR'
DAYs O,k .yn sss :, sr fS Civ !. Il
taxing lie Morgan Lns ssamspa 81 BrAshssr r Galveston
Jo,eph,ne. ......................oAPT. J. N LEWIS
TUESDAYS AND SATURDAYS.
MaseEorda........-..... ). q AfA1NooNs
SUNDAYS AND THURS0AYs
rsksss hsd and s..to rooms .'eoFsd a5 ssoss :.
ousss railroad Company, No. 50 Canal street, or Is thc
Fr' Landing On 81 sa Tfs s95EEs Ticket Agent
O. ". B. BAYLEY. Superintendent
RR-AZOss SANTIAGO.
MORGAN LINE u. g. MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
CABIN PASSAGE $40 CURRENCY.
Leaves On SATURDAY, March 10th. sssAx.
FOg BRAzOs SANTIAGO VA
Ssslaaisszs eALvEsToN-Thsi iron steamship
L.o. Harris.
j. B. LOCKWOOD, Commander
WIN lesvs foo. Of 81 Joseph ssrses ABOVE.
the steamer is unable the BrazOs bar goods to
be delivered at ships tackle congsess to thar own
uzhteraee FOR frsRbt psssags apply to
| 0HAS A. WHITNEY CO., Aeens<
Corner Magazine and Matches streets.
rrssrh. sursd ss adopted by the Board
Of Underwater. July l. 1858
| HAVANA
FCR HAvANA-U. s. MAIL LINE
To san on MONDAY March ssh, ct oclOckP Il
xzr. FOR HAvAEA-U. 8. MALL LINE
SAisskG The Al Iron Steamship
| Beaufort,
J. Nee. BAKER. Commander,
WIN lssvs her vhar. foo. Caops First District
| n above For freight passage apply 70
FW. PERKINS 4 90, Agents,
| % Carondeles street
Observation-Disclosures.
FOR BALTIMORE AND HAvASA
rzn NEW ORLEANS, BALTIMORE AND HAVANA
| REGULAR sEMI-MoNrHLY LINE OF Steamship
| CUBA........ HOO DukshesIt, Commander
CARRYING UNITED STATES NAIL
FIRST CABIN
Through Tickets to New York. 500.
len. ZOE BALTIMORE AND HAVANA
| HETs TOUCHING AT KEY WEsT-Ths plsndi'
Liberty,
E. c. REED. Commander
WIN Law, h,r vhsrf foot Of GAienns street, sATUR
DAY, March 9Th, at ?. N. carrying the U. 4 mails
For eght passage having unsurpassed accommodation
spplyts wITHERsPoos, HALsEY 4 CO.,
- Csrondeet street.
FB-No bills Of lsdnx but those Of the Company will b
signed Permits for freight procured from this Office
Ne freight for Havana taken sar o'clock the dag %