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Domestic HlisceIIany.


Francis NJ Hill, native Of Utica, N Y, and prin-
ter, was elected Mayor of Kingston, u c.
Mr.. Davis, Of West Roxbury, Mass, his house
keeper and several children, were bitten BY mad dog
ON sunday last.
The jail Of Boston set on Are. ON Sunday by q
prisoner who Twas nearly suGoeated by smoke befbre
Amonk, named Msrcarieus, has received . deed for
tract of land Kingston,'C W., and Is about ia
s.tsblish branch Of his order he Trsppsts Of Mount
Mlersy) there.
Two houses and barns Of s. Il A. Boydsu, in New
BraiBtree, Mass., destroyed by fire on Sunday
morning, 14th inst. Loss about $4,000 Oliver Chick
ering has been arrested for setting them on Are.
Dr. Jonathan Leonard the Oldest physician, and
of the oldest Of died In that
town the Goth inst His two brothers, both 80
years Of age died tho week before Ais Wife Who sur
tury.
Of $500.
The Rantsr meeting house, in Lowell, Mass, ocou-
Pied ~ bowling saloon, was destroyed by IRE on So.
turdsy. Loss, $4,000.
william Osborne was arrested in Albany, on Sunday
ON q charge Of setting IRE to his own house.
William Golden Of New London, Conn, was hurt
some time SINCE At . IRE In that city, since which
time he has been . raving maniac.
Andreas Hall was convicted ut Troy, N Y, on FRI
day last, Of the murder Of Miss Amy Smith, and
fenced to be hung on the 18th Of March. Barney o.
Don NELL recently convicted of the murder Of tho Ita-
Ian boy, Ratio wsssentenced to be hung At the Same
time.
A negro man broke his neck, at Charleston. s. C.
on the Esd instant, BY falling Of raft Of lumber
Thomas FREEZER recently killed. at st. Louis, by
falling the ice and pole which he carried fall NJ
across and breaking his neck.
daily line Of steamboats, Is about to be established
between Cincinn natl and st. Louis.
The execution Of Carroll and Thomas Henderson, ct
Pckeps s. c., for murder, has been postponed until
the frat Friday in Maroh in consequence Of tho Ill.
nsss Of Carral and Henderson They were to have
been executed ON Friday, the And proximo.
A petition for divorce came up before the Delaware
Ltgielature last week In which Mrs Sally A. Brtting-
ham prayed . release from her husband, Riohapd N.
Smith The parties had been married six months
when love waned, and Mrs. s. married another; she
concluded she liked the latter best and appealed to
the Legislature to sustain her choice and snnul the
former,
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ELoPKMENT ExrRAoRpNARY.-OnF Friday eve
ming last, most verdant youth by the name OF
George g. Dean, arrested charge Of petit lar
sepy, in stealing the clothing Of mons wife-with
the wife In them! The circumstances were follows
Mr.. Ransom Cakins. residing in the town Of Rich-
land, Oswego county, being . farmer. hired young
nan to work for him The young man has been in
his employ for about year, and 1t seems Mrs Calkins
took strong fancy to him so much so that they
sloped together. The husband followed them and
traced them into Madison county thence snto Oneida
county to Utica, and finally to this place, where he
1bund them; they were passing - man and wife. The
husband Of the woman caused the STRIPPING to be
rested; he locked up until the next day when he
va brought out for examination. Upon an investi.
CATION Of the case the boy was told he would be dis
charged upon condition he enlisted himself In the Uni
ted States service for i've years He seemed pleased
with the conditions Of this sentence and agreed
hst and In charge Of the ocer 70 the barracks
and enlisted The woman is . smart, buxom. looking
lars about 81 years Of and when she learned what
the boy had done, wept most bitterly, and said she
would have him at the end Of his enlistment she had
TO travel to the end Of the earth The lad is between
II and Is years Of sge, and his attachment seems
equally strong. He says he will have her when his
time is out However, MIR Calkins took his wife home
where they will undoubtedly remain in peace At least
till the expiration Of Eve years The boy will be kept
In cent nement 1t the barracks until this morning.
when he win be allowed to parade streets dressed
In his tidy bue.-syrseuse Star, Jan. q.
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henf, Freeman, San Francisco, J y Tracy.

Ship orIhemJ Freeman, San Francisco, J p Tracy
Bab-hnL Hard, boston, Atkins x %.
Jenr, Lind Conway Lsgua Ia Grande Nemith ana
MNk-,&c. - -' ~
sths-ssa Witeh, Lewis San Frsr cisco A Rogers
msnoer In thef keehum Savannah, h Pieron: Eagle
Ldicse Baemorc; sarah Merrill Strong do; Miller Lord
~hawy bongh Philadelphia. Hand Lewis Crowell Boo
hos. Cyrus Chamberlain, Beare do; New Rsxuus Days Pro
dsi.e.
stp zrega Liverpool a. with mdse and III steerars
psnneer Ierga Go. Jvn IS lat a. Ion 80 49, spoke Be-
brig hthard Golden OF and from Halifax SSE
htt 70 Ian pssed Br SHIP Agnes Of Hull with eoors half
mast ted NO sssistsbe- Jan H. lat So lon ST. shoks
hp Wsnen kYo for Liverpool same cay carried away
ain Up mssf, nain pgalsnt and split orssa mansA
oetoIfal sod epped heavy which Allied
stckt half full % ~sfr
Brem sbip Johm FB'er bremen g. days with msse and
III laterssrr, 70 Beoheu DsyE The experienced heavy
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litieal Intelligence.

The wings OF the Ath Congressional District Of vir-
ginia have nominated Henry Irving as their oapdi-
date for Congress General Taylor at the late cleo
ton, had 81 majority in the district.
The whig majority in the Legislature Of Vermont
have presented the name Of Hon. Jaoob Collsmer of
that State the post Of Attorney General in the
whjg cabinet.
Joel Eastman has been nominated Is candidate for
Congress by the wings Of the I'd district Of New Hsmp
shire Gen Peasee the present representative Is the
democratic candidate.
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Samuel jenkins. eolorsd man, sgsd one hundred
and Aftssn years died ct Lapesstsr Ohio the 4th
mat He IVES the property OF Captain BrosAwstsr Ia
Fairfax county, Va, In 1874 and drove his masters
provsio wagon the Allegheny Mountains In the
me MOI able campaign Of Gen Brsddock.
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Flon RIO JASEiRo Captain Foxwcll, OF the
bark Active arrived at this POI yesterday from Rio
de- JaDsro reports that he VA coming out OF that
port the 22d December. en- Anne vican steamer
esipg In doubt the u. s. mail steamer Oregon
Captain Pearson the sseond ship Of hssvs Apinvsls
Feeble line. - Baitiners, Jan. 10.
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Weekly Report OF Deaths
In the City and County Of New York from the 10th day Janu
arr to the 18th day Of January, 1913.
Men. II; Women, 81 Boys lU2; Girls t-TotaL 2D2

arr to the 18th day OF January, 1919.
Men, II; Women, 81 Boys lU2; Girls 6-TotaL 292
Apopexy d asthma l. atephia I; bleeding. q Needing
from upgr L. bronchitis l. cNohexa casual ues *
ehora infsptup !; eol- consuu phon co. conyulaons
Group ~ sestion Of lungs constipation, debility, H.
DC irum htmens diarrhea dropsy dropsy In the head
H. dyisptery erynpelas kvsr. nsuia d fever bilious
iever pusrpetal 81 lever rsmen fever scarlet
ieve, MIhoa q feys. tyIhss 81 fever eoss.saye, i;
nation Of man, Il Inflammation Of bowels g. Of
kdnsys IL nammatsh Of lungs 81 Inflammation Of stomach
mmation Of throat, Il Inflammation Of liver intern
per.nee ma formation mars,mu, s. measLs o; north
satn ole Ac palsy trsnature birth. Q; rheumatism.
tmsll PEI IL; varioloid, L unknown, 2
,.A-usdsr one year 20 to years 81; to 81; sto TO-
" 70 70 H. ~ to S0 80 70 80 90 70 100 Ii unknown
A. W. WHITE City Inspector
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TRRRlBIE TRAGEDY AT SRA.--On Thursday
morning, the 18th instant, the English schooner
Amelia Of Glasgow, arrived at this port in distress
part Of her having mutinied, and murdered the
captain, sup.rcargo and first and second officers The
particulars Of this tragic occurrence are Is nearly
ve have been able to gather them, ~ fotows:-The
Amelia left NsEstlan on tho eth September, and the
soast the 10th, with cargo and in specie
bound for China; MIR. Cook and lady, and Mary Hud.
son, serving maid, being passengers On the night
Of the Sd October in the middle watch three of the
Grew attacked the second mate and killed him. The
captain and Mr. Cook hearing the noise came on
castle bstoh to prevent the watch below from coming
mp and the other two attacked the captain and Mr..
Cook killing the latter and badly ndipg the for
mer The captain suoceeded In getting down into the
cabin, and having procured cutass was again going
on deck, when he was stabbed in tho neck, snd fell
back helees corpse. The ladies' afrighted at tho
noise, and groans OF the murdered were ordered to
mprderers took possession of the cabin. and shaped
their for the coast Of Peru. On the following
morning the mate was told that he could have the
boat and provisions, he chose to leave the vessel
and take the ladies with him. Under pretenoe Of low
srpg the boat they induced him to 60 on deck when
they fell upon him, and having wounded him badly,
threw him overheard They then threw all the letters
On papers overheard and getting out largo quantity
Of gold they divided it among the crew. compelling
oil them at the peril Of their lives to take share OF
the money; and then, calling for wine. they COM
neneed gambling. For two days they held undsputed
possession, compelling the ladies to sit at table With
them, and threatening them with death II they did
not comply is more esey to imagine than describe
their feelings No rsy Of hope besmed the future;
but thanks to kind Providence, deliversncs was at
haEd-Poy ssian, Oct. IA.
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ThR PRnTRRs.-The Boston Printers Union,
q society recently organized, have issued an adj
drees to the printers OF Bostsn. From il we get
the following facts-concerning the number OF
printers In this city, and their wages:-
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT, by and with
the advice and consent of the Senate Leonard
Jones' Of ane, u s. Consul for Chsgres; M +. Bon
sapo, OF La nrlter and refner Of the ". s. branch
mint at New Orleapp, vice p. Bertrand, declined -
Captain James Duncan, I'D regiment u s. A. colonel
BY brsvet to be inspector general OF the army vice
Colonel George Croghsp, deceased.
u s. Marshals-Samuel McClurg, for New Jersey;
John Lane for Kentucky; and Moran Forest, for Ma.
5ylapd- their former commissions having expired
Collectors of the Customs William Starr Middle.
town. CT, vice Sage, commission EXPIRED EPhram
y Miller Salem and Beverly, Mass, Woe James Miller,
resigned; Gershom Mott, Burlington ". vice Ger
shom Mott deceased; Charles Byrne, St Johns, Fla
vice James Dell, deceased; H f. w Clark St Marys,
Ga vice Archibald Clark, ceased Eli F. stacy, Glou
sester. Mas, rsAppointed; John A. Parker, TaPpa-
hsrnooh, Va do.
Surveyors Of me Customs-A w. Wilds Ipswich,
Mas Charles Levers, Bayou st. John, La David
Hayden. New Orleans; VIM Maxwell. Sunbury, Ga /;
Benz stiles, Hsrdwick Go ali re.spponted; Walter
Ravens, Greenport Y, vice T. L Ireland, resigned
Thomas ]. Hodsop, register, land office, Tallahassee
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HORRIBLE MURDER IN THE GOLD REaIoN.-By
The Mary Frances, news was received OF the muir
der Of John X. Won PHster formerly resident Of this
place. the night Of tho LIST October ut the mill
the south branch Of the American Fork, about fifty
by man named Peter Raymond. 1t appears, from all
accounts, that the attack was unprovoked Raymond
being 1t the time in liquor The particulars ~
We gather them these Late in the evening
Raymond, who belonged to party encsmped above,
cane to the mills for the purpose OF procuring liquor
which was refused him by the keeper Raymond be-
finally rose from his bed and went out with the view
Of pacifyipg him In this Won Phster partially
eseded, but rising to bid Raymond good night was
stabbed andfsn to the ground Won Pfster gained his
feet but was pursued by Raymond and stabbed again
near the heart when he fell dead Raymond vas pur-
sued, eaught and brought back to Suffers Fort by
Forgesud j. B. Knapp and ME- Stone, the two latter,
formerly residents here. Raymond was to be tried BY
jury Of twelve Fesrs entertained that the
murderer would yet escape. -Poiynenan.
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Passengers Arrived.

RRnEN-Berk John w AnusreonI Brunns r. w TostSt and
LADY = ka1lockee, v Schsllehw-isz in the stee are
BRshFs harm Joksnn.-J smmarmanp, w Uauksr. III
Rhs Sehasf Pees irusa, Carl FrAusstt-27 IN storage
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With ssse. the WRECK Of the ship B.lsy
Nav S,s Tor esow ed there during the hurricane
Ion Is s. ss xnssass :eSs ss,Ssa ' s.sDos had WY
heavy weather, lost . M th 'as O. the round AoO
euIas,Ey Dec x-Ias Aaosns from New oIans Havrs.
many bales have 'horspsssas rssnd crew svsi
GALWAY Jan THE bsrqus Albion Tar. PhuAlslhs
r. s
buiwsrls and sails and made great deal ofvsssr.
HARrLEPoo 9Put in and back Ceres Watt
Britannia, Ros, fiVm Charlestovn
Jan 9-Ths Craze ps ss DsrAa ofD..A.Ik
In s sS'i enc: ~, =
RoTnnsAy Jan lo-Put int the Bay csamsr Patton foe
ON Sanger for Boston sh u has but back dnasss aSy
and with Of bul.aIts 20 having s1gssnesd sas ll
las bee. 's 81 siis 1as
the Oh s ~ ss s
days .eoO%psDied with much heavy wsahsE
live many vesses other nations Aabana nIordsn
I'm Odessa run ashore h rear 6apou asasAnes has been
CopEsnAoEx Dec 2s-Ths California. Robinson Portland
been got brought here IN o.a aud repair
PoRrsmourn Dec sToe Columbia, for orsaua hasvnA
The sesadi, from ssssi6sl~ New York put
s.s ness: A ss e. .s
the Aiddle Ground, but came of on the flood. I-
CLoNAKILry, Jan 8-The Ceyon. the CLYDE 70 NYor
totally cked in Ross Bay this morning. wentgght u
and saved but only aiss Of Ss Ia
ANTWERP Jan 8Vese ted in the river American hip
Flordiaa Whitmo.e, and anothel Am ship
ABERDEEN, Jan Sit reported that several bales Of cotton
have teen washed ahoie at h00 wof AuI dur the past
week.
Cow CoRK Jan g. on ship Republic Bveu from NYork
Liverpool 81 days has been ~ day north OF Caps Clea
CoRK, IAN 8-Put n Birunto Dixon Newcastle for
ny orh with decls swept. and loss OF 50 ioaa
LISBON, Dec 2-The Undne, Rowdy put the 18th
ist otbeDburg for Savannah eaky
and with hull damaged, and will prob.b discharge.
CRooxHAvrr Jan 6Pu in here Dadm ske enc. Of st
John lNB from NYork fr Liverpool; carried freyard
boat and nnsce washed stove the cook house
heibuwarks washed TO 50 days washed
Of Henry Kean native Of Ireland Of
he severely pjuredi experienced saos from the
rorthward.
eHP DApEM, from New York at Liverpool had Is feet wsts
her hold having struck Burbo Band night
-Dumharton, from Liverpool for New Orlsan4 De-
CEN Der 81. ~. -.s y 3
Dordc tofst John) for New Orleans Dec 49, l4o miles
w Of Tutkar.
Jessie, Liverpool for Savannah date lat 49, Ion IT,
Cnw ard OF New FORK bound W, lat ~, lon 49,
Princeton from Liverpool for New York. ~ miles SW Of Kn
sale.
syphde from Liverpool New York Dec q lat 40 Ion H.
Packet ship Hudson, Pratt from London for NYk
Jan o. lat a, lon IL.
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weather al the passage Henry Bass seaman was hasslsd ever
beard, and drowned; lost tory ard and saiis.
Ship sbahspesre. Ceomb Antwerp Des TO- and Dover Do ~
with mdse 20 steerage passensers TO Zere Co. Ssn "a
lat So Ion ~ fell with the wreck Of the brig May Fso
27d Rots Narh fell overheard md drowned 9th lat
TO- ~ spoke barr Philip Bone from New York for Cahfora
Bark Iam Wheaton lef Ri Martin Trieste ~
days Days from Gibraltar with nds Ne captain Tue
WTw hs sspeenced wssthsr the pags ioss
BARK John Anderson tof Bostonb French Bremen u days
BARK eodey sears New orsans dsya With provisions
to Howe Godfrey Co Jan "a Of Cope Canva ,pols brig
Brig John stephens of Boston psnns Cardsna l6 day.
with ACoss Co. Jan IL In gale Of wind. carried
boom fore spencer split mAnsa 10. Jan 10 lat
IS IS Ion picked long boat painted green with black
schr William rittss saunders St Haai is days. with
ton, to Coe, Anderson Co
schr awtscket Ormsby, Thomaston
Schr Trenton Harrington. ThomAston.
ss eSI Navy d Williams Viii 4 pstcn PSii.d.lpai.
echr lsis. Chsce, Boston.
Schr Allen. BIswn Boston.
Schr W B Jenkins Vanderbilt, FsdeEicksbuyEh
Schr Geo Ross Dorr Virginia.
One shir, unknown
Columbia Charleston Queb NOeans; Nina Bremen Silss
0reenman Liverpool Exact Savsnnah Bngs Winthrop
Cha gres ana st Martha; Cordelia, Ban Francisco.
In report Of the arrival Of the shp Chania yesterday
that she put London Tor ehain VIII CD
error. should have been Hosels bound N0rleaus
which Put back for . chain,
JANUARY D-wind. ct sunrise WI meridian, NV; sunset
NV, blowing fresh
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The Emigration to California.


Annexed 10 list OF passengers by the pilot boat
WIN. G. Hackstsf, Captain White, whleh sailed
yesterday tor San Ftanclsco.-
G; Hogs; Lockport, New York; A. II. Todd, New
York Cornebus Nye, jr, Maine; John f. Oliver
Maiden, Msss.; w. f. Ftsgibbon, New Yoas; Robert
w. Lewis, do; Alexander simmonds, do.
We learn that the steamship Unicorn, 1ae pio-
neer Of the CuDard line, has been sold to COM
psny OF gentlemen in this city for $4s, 0O0 and is
TO be employed In the California trade. She Was
to leave in few days after the Canada tor thu 8
port.
The following are the passengers sailed in the
schooner G. G.. Scull, tor California via Brazos -:
J.E. Field, ID. Rice, George Shelman, William Fur.
euson. william French, Thomss GeHry q W Hamil.
ton P. KiDIely, samuel Whiten, George Whten,
Elijah Bleskely, AopEo McCloud Benjamin Sanders,
seth Temple, r. q. Gardner, Allen Ward, d. NJ. Cole,
job n P. Smith Stephen Card.
These sailed about a week ago.
MASSACHUSETTS.
A company, composed chiefly from the citizens
Of Chllmsck, (Mariha's Vineyard have purchased
the brig Vesia, Of Edgarown, and are bound to
the gold regions
company Is being formed in Edgartown, who
ore about TO purchase a bark and proceed TO Cali
ioIpls. EdeaIIowp VIII send more men to Call.
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JANUARY 3O-Wind. ct sunrise W; nsridan NV; sunset
NV, blowing fresh
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One ship, unknown.


ehips Orpbeus California; Sears Boston; Lebanon, Have
Columbia Charleston; Quebso NOeans; Nina Bremen; Slas
0eenman Liverpool Bark Exact Savannah Brgs Winthrop
Cha gres st Martha; Cordelia, Ban Francisco.
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From injury Of the spine, JsHr j. wsr in the a4th
year 81 his sge.
ri. funeral will take place from the residences % hs
brother. Thomas Way n tifth street, at half pat
~ o'clock On SUNDAY afternoon The friends Of ne
fsniy spd ,tosr Of Thomas Z. and n. Way, are res
p-ctiuny invited 20 sttend
ON Saturday evening, nth, RohKsr 8. NEwBr, aged
SO y,rs
The friends ef the uiiy and those Of his son.in-
las iliism Martin and Thomas savage, are respect
fully invited to stteud his funeral Monday afer.
18th int st 81 O'clock from his late resdeuce
No Sb Dominica street without further invitation
Drowned. on the 18th October, Mr wiLLfsn a. JacK-
The funeral will take place this DAY Sunday, a.
sctck The relatives Of the ismily Of his father. o.
H. Jack,os and his brother ~ sv, Charles Rose The
members ~ the military coNpsny Of which he ~as .
me a. her the members cf Harmony Lodge. No a. q
GO. r.. ard the members of Ocean Company, No.
&c. respectfully invited 10 attend his funeral from
the bsu,e 81 Nr Charles Rose 1s2 Orchard street.
Hcuttsb street
on saturday 27tb inst, DAVID E,sL In the Sith year
81 iissge.
lie friends are repeatedly invited to attend his
fuUtrsi this Sunday Afternoon st2 o'cl.ck frpm bis
lste retd,nee No 80 Warren street without further
ipvitsu,p His rmsiss will be tsteu to Calvary
Cemetery for iutrrment.
Waterford sud Lsnsipgburg papers please copy
On N. evening ~ the 10th inst MANY " In
fart Ceughtsr ~ James Brown Jr formerly o CaDsfa
In sris on the "a inst 10 the can year Of his age
JonS lzAED Mu DI,roN. Esq Of South Csrolins
~ netroif Michigan. October 2ist. Msior ROnEsr A.
Fctsyru. tsJnsster. 8. \ aged 81 years
On Saturday evening, Of water On the brain. Nssr
NorTcoMsfS daughter ~ Robert aud May +.
MonfCousfy aged months and "a dave.
The friends ~ the family also 81 hs brothet-is.lsv,
James H. Ridersy are respectfully invited to attend
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CTshLtsror, a -stetns.'e iesbel Gord,n. ' rs,-
Ter. - bNu Sfs John y tott aad chiid. ts, uss
belle Mrs. hodetv el ~ GongscS, g J-nkins Nln1 Gu
yito lady sbd eli d. Mrs Doc Ne. tn MP. Mr. rora
rncerpn, DJd, bod, n Marines s.d party q q
Taylor, rdy, children AVID servant MsrneS al tsdy
ttmrhsls lacy and daughter. Ballet Usbhs Atrtia
bo.im' lady sud cld. Jas bod Sohn NAT, siss ep.-
rel hisf hsu. Alston, a Fohruedes n III
Naidi. u hukiey, JOIN rultsrt. SilmYt an I.t. 4
Luisue', INsidror, siss T. Sherwood utuer a1d Mis-
Nisot lgnstio De l1nondo -sse fnde. yeo q ives
alltIler, Mr. Nrasg Clssk. tusshrson sns Ia w.
We Nenderhortt. WIS Leafs -ra servant sisIta,
tlffk. Milarsf Nlapes " Lloyd, ORriep Copot "a
James iscy - chd, hC ,lsrk Porrhar Reh I'd ID "a
tctsphlt Nseets isdy sna chiI ssdans Nrss.t. AL
f'urs ofll irs sheser Mr. Heters NJ liI v c,,rs,
g. vafs, como. Jepis " Cfosall 4 P.ct Ar. n
B'o~tel Rollins. FsIf, gast J-b, p,,ar J,h,
Hstn sTt hetch,nt, James Cotnirs W He'll " ru.t.
sbstr.r Usher ofe,nberg Conlon wm Hartn. asd
10 In tteeftee.
roR CAitroRNta
SAN FntNcisco-Schr Alexander from -v.~srs
stephen Butdis. Jas BroWn, s.mi Slupsor Vim smith.
go Alto Joe tsnvarrs. hoht Holih worh al new
Ior - Ioot, ~ Wv iott lily Cyrh. NJ. shSr. n;
Silr eve berer VIM As.ncud, and wn Kisg. o. Mas
shN fnsSorco--rris Cen Coth r,s e.orsrrtor-- csst
al Of Nevpua
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SrooH on HAND

The receipts OF the week have been IN pderate
BREApsrsFys -Fiotr-The sAlss for the day reached
$500 bbls, including sour at So 70 81 rs; fine at
"a q 81 ~; old common State aud mixed Western, 81
62x n 50 So; common State, - IS 81 81; straight
State and old Western 81 81 81 o. very cool State
from Canadian wheat IS . SIS 121S; new mixed aud
straight estern. SIS O6 q IS is. pure Gsnssse sad
southern Ohio. SIS Is So 81 aud fAnoes and
before lDcudsd In the sales 500 barrels Canadian
supposed at So g. Southern Flour bbls ssld incud-
ing edericksburgh country and Brandy vine at
SIS rs SIS 81 new Baltimore aud Gsorgstown So 3rX
a So A. Rye Fiour450 barrels sold At SO 81 . 50 81
Conn Meal Sales made Of 400 bills at So l26 for
ienssee for milling here, on private terms. which
the only sse We had TO notice Rye scarce aud
wsnted At coo Barity was dull, with sales Of 1900
bushels ipfeIior two rowed. ut 55c aud 900 bushels
prime four rowed at 300 Oats rather better aud
In steady demand at SO doc for Northern. and IS
a7Hc for Jersey Germ Fhe sales included 80 900 bush
els at 62c for New Orleans: 63c for nrior 6+a CSC.
for Western mixed 65 66c for fiat yellow; and rs q
Gehc for round yellow Included in the sales 5000
bushels round, shipbeard at 6cc and 500 bushels
white Southern on private terms
BRANDY Sales Of FIVE half pipes and ton quarter
casks Bordeaux were made at 81 10 81 Is; aud i've
half pipes Otard at So
CoTIor The market Is steady at our quotations,
and on some grades slightly hrmer. This Ia
pecaliy the with Gulf cottons. There a au
demand from pipners, who took prsbsbly 700 to 800
bales The total amount Of reported sales $500
1900 bales which supposed to have been taken by
epecoaors and exporters for Havre and the North Of
Europe.