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FINE HIRT S.
MORGAN'S LITERARY DEPOT,
EXCHANGE PLACE,
Adjoining the Post Office, New Orleans, La


eF- At the above Establishment may always be found
BOOKS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
Consisting of NOVELS, HISTORY, BIOGRAPHY, Sc
FIc COMMERCIAL. GEOGRAPHICAL and MEDICALW oRKs
Also-A Complete Assortment OF Station cry,
Together with all the principal Daily and Weekly NEWsP APERS
and MAGAZINES.
Country orders for article the trade supplied and rwarded
dispatch. Books mailed. Prompt attention paid
ordered by mail. Foreign Books imported to order
J. C. MORGAN,
Literary Depot adjoining the Post Office, Nep OrLsC La.
Complete arrangements made with the principal
Publishers throughout the Union for supply of the works
last issued. mhl3 6n2dp j. c. M
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% critic in Holden's Magazine" in speak
Ing OF the change of public taste in regard to
poetry from the romantic to the sensible, says The
Song OF the Shirt is the last shift of tie Muses."
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Of cholera at half-pas o'clock, NJ March 18TH
HENRY SULLIVAN, aged % years, native of Granard
County Longfod Ireland for the last eight years resident
of this city.
His friends and acquaintance, and those of his
sin Sullivan invited to attend his funeral at half
past O'clock the 18th inst from the resi-
streets.
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G3- Nathaniel Silsbee is the Wing candidate for
Mayor of Salem Mass.
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The RIvER.-The Memphis Enquirer of the
10th says: We learn that all the rivers above are
on the rise-the Missouri particularly. The Mis-.
sssippi is rising very rapidly here. This new rise,
going down upon the other before it has had time
to run of, we fear will prove awfully destructive
The St. Louis Republican, of the It'll, contains the
following:
Riuer Neps.-The river continues on the in
crease, and is now higher than it has been known
at any period before this season. Since our last it
has risen between two and three feet; to-day the
channel was running thick with drift and heavy
ice, which is reported to be out of the Missouri,
that stream from the mouth Of the Usage down be-
ing higher than it has been known for some time
The Illinois and Upper Mississippi rivers are also
reported rising, and should the present mild and
open weather continue we may expect quite a
freshet at this point Last evening the weather
cleared off and turned slightly colder, but there is
little prospect of another freeze. The muddy and
sloppy condition of the streets and levee would,
however, make such a contingency at present
quite desirable.
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LIEUT.. MCCREERY.-We were called upon yes
terday by Lieut.. McCreery, one of the gentlemen
mentioned in the proceedings of the commission of
American officers at Valladolid. Lieut. McCreery
showed us letters from some members of the com.
mission, completely generating him from the
charges preferred. When the remaining officers
arrive he will publish statement
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OHIo.-On the evening of the It'll, there were 9
feet 10 inches in the canal at Louisville by the
mark. The river during the previous "a hours had
risen inches. On the fails, over the Indian
chute, there were feet Z inches water.
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OF those intending to emigrate to California to the
advertisement of the brig Perfect, Capt Townsend.
The last trip of the Project to Chages aud back to
this port-twenty days-is evidence of her superior
sailing qualities Capt. Townsend is a courteous
and able officer.
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CLOTHING AT COST.

CLOTHING AT COST.
To close Winter Goods, stock of
Fine and Fashionable Winter Clothing,
AT COST. FOR CASH comprising elegant and welseeced
assortment of Fine Goods made in the best and Of all the
most fashionable styles
DRESS COATS Of Black and Blue French Cloths.
FROCK COATS: OF Brown, Olive Blue and Black Cloths.
SACK COATS: of Black and Fancy Cloths and Tweeds.
SACK PALETOTS: of Black and Fancy Cloths Twssd
ovERCoATs and CIRCULAR CLOAKs.
OPERA SACKS.
PANTS: Of Black and Fancy Cashmere.
VESTS of Black Satin
Fancy Satin and Silk, White Marles, very Ball Vests
DRAWERS: of Silk, Merino, Lambs Wool, Flannel Cotton
Linen, etc.
uNDERSHlRTs of Silk Merno, Lambs Wool Flannel. Cot
ton etc.
ROBES DIES CHAMBREs; of various styles and qualities.
GLOVES Jouvins Kid Of all cOo Merno Silk Cashmere Buck
skin
CRAVATs aud sCARFs: beautiful choice and
new style goods.
POCKET HANDKERCHIEFs Half Hose, suspenders, Umbrs
wardrobe.
NORRIS & WAY, 22 CAMP street.
dnf arnf(N.
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The Following Articles of Clothing,
OR PERSONS BOUND TO CALIFORNIA
May be obtained
A. MUNROE & CO. IS =" One Price Store"

"A. WUVNOE q CO . One FT1CS SLOTt,
No. "a Magazine street,
Where be found largest
OF Clothing and Gent IS Furnishing articles in NswOrleans
Blankets and Blanket Coats
B0nleUards and Jackets;
Hickory and Striped Calico Shirts
Red and White FLANNEL Shirts;
Red and White EGRnei DrdUers
Wool, .nerino and Cotton Flannel ShirtS:
" Drdpers:
Cottonade and Satinet Pantnkoons;
Corderoy and Heavy Cashmere Pants:
Heavy W0Oi and Cotton Socks.
INDIA RUBBER GOODS.
India Rubber Pao Sacs, Cape Ponhos, Legpng Life Jackets
Provision Bags, Water Bottles Long Wadng Boots Clothing
Bags, Blankets, etc.
IT The above Rubber Goods the
OF Horace Day, and affected by cold
ONE PRICE FOR GOODS IND NO DEYIATIONI
ALFRED MUNROE T. CO.
mh6 2dp No "a Magazine st.
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w
JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE BY
THOMAS L. WHITE, No. 53 CANAL Street.
SHEEP HUSBANDRY IN THE SOUTH. Treatise
on Acclmaton n the South.
THE EOLIAN, Poem: by John Bates
MORFET'S CHEMICAL AND PHARMACEUTlC
MANlPULATIONS.
BOWMAN'S INTRODUCTION TO PRACTICAL
CHEMISTRY.
sHAW's OUTLINES OF ENGLISH LITERATURE
MYSTERIES OF CITY LIFE by Jas. Rees.
WEEK IN GLENVILLE
LIBRARY OF ENGLISH LITERATURE.
NATURAL HISTORY OF THE STATE OF NEW
YORK, in ID vols. quarto, coloree Plates.
ORIGIN AND HISTORY OF MISSIONS / volume :,
quaro: by Rev. J. o. Choales.
EXPLANATORY BIBLE ATLAS AND SCRIPTUR e
GAZETTEER, volume quarto by the Rev VIM Jen h.,
D. mhi4 1t,
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H Finn Degree Temple No. IA Special Meet
of this Degree will be held Hall 5sS Canal
SATURDAY EVENING March l7th at II O'Clock for
the of comforting the FIRST Degrees App
milo II w. W. MCCARTHY, w. R.
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SYRAcUsE.-The wings of Syracuse, NY, have
nominated Elias w. Leavenworth for Mayor.
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Auction Sales This Day.

RICHARD TERRELL will sell at 10 clock M at the An.
tiquarian Bookstore under the St. Charles Hotel Gold
Watches and Jewelry in general Sculpture, Books
EngravIngs etc. [See adv
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List of Vessels in Port.


NoteIn the First municipality designated in the following
table by mi the Nos commence at the Railroad and run
Second 2 the Nos the Steamboat Land
ing No. being Fatbont Landing Third ln3 the No
wharfl
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A r M DRY HALL.
A CARD. LAFAYETTE THEATRE.
BENEFIT OF MISS KATE MEADOWS.

MISS MEADOWS respectfully her friends and the
w PUBLIC, that her BENEFIT will take place SATURDAY
EVENING, March l7h when, addition variety
attractions, Mr. GEORGE JAMESON will appear the character
OF HAMLET. mhl6
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NEW ORLEANS STATlONERS' WARE. HOUSE.
Domestic and Foreign Stationery.
J. B. STEEL, No. IA Camp street,
Respectfully begs leave inform his stomes
the city and that he receiving large
and extensive assortment of all kinds of
BLANK BOOKS, PAPER AND STATIONERY,
would call the merchants and dealers the following
list of which he offers for sale the lowest cash prices
BLANK BOOKS.
Ledgers Journals, Day Books Invoice Books; Order
Letter. and Receipt Books also, Bank Memorandum
Copy Bills Lading and Bills of Exchange Books
Pocket Ledgers,
WRITING AND LETTER PAPERS.
Imperial Super royal, Medium. Denny Folio Post and
FoOIscap Paper; White Blue. Hopressed Plain English
and American Packet Post and Letter Papers, thick
thin laid Record Paper All the above, ruled plain
SEALING-WAX.
Royal Victoria, Irish Harp. fine Scarlet, Black Fancy
and Perfumed Gold and Bronze Sealing
SCHOOL BOOKS
large supply Of all kinds selected with
the subscriber pons assisted by the judgment and advice
the eminent Professors and Teachers.
WRISTBANDS.
Cut Glass, Fancy, Agate, Patent India Rubber Screw,
Bronze, Pocket, Cork and Pewter Ink Stands of all
WATERS.
Best English. Scarlet, Red. Noaria and transparent
WATERS Of all sizes. INKS
Maynard & Noyes's Black Ink; Arnold's English and
German Copying Ink Stephen Interchangeable Light Blue Fluid
and his Brilliant Red; best French Cannlns Ink.
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.
Patent Letter Balances Marble Paper
Very thin French Letter Paper Mathematical Instruments
Transparent Note Waters Ackerman's. Newms me- and
Letter Files, with Clasps best French Water CoIors.
Zebra Irvine. Rodgers's Cutlery for Pocket
Irvine Reels. various sizes. and Desk.
Metallic Memorandum Books Check and Bank Note Scissors
Ivory Tablets Ica Post. Log Paper.
Fine laid Packet and CONNER Hair Pencils.
Lace Visiting Cards. Tors. Gard and Pen Racks.
Perforated Boards, different COL Blottng Paper
Ink Trays. Portfolios.
Brass Protractors Backgammon Boards.
Coored Crayons Playing Cards.
Book States. Writing Inks. Chess Boards
Arnold's Steel Pen and other Chess Men.
Monthly Calendars. Domnoes and Dice
Silver Snake Pen-Hoders. Surveyor Compas,es
Cocoa Sand boxes Scotch Penknife Homes
Ivory, bone and wood Pounce do Indelible Ink.
Japanned Paper Cutters. Note Paper.
Twne and qualities Ornamensd Note Envelopes
Everpointed Silver Pencil Cases French, English and American
Points for Cards, etc. etc.
IL Committees Teachers. Dealers and all who buy TO
sell again. supplied the possible prices at the NEW OR
LEANS sTATIoNERs' WAREHOUSE.
mhl2 6td ltw J B. STEEL. IA Camp st.
RrevePptivemThs Peayuue that Cleanliness
and DRAWERS SOCKS, etc. can be Obtained both snod ,nJ
cheap al LElGHToN's Genemen's Furnishing store No
No'HA sHee'- dis
~ Strangers in tn e City, see Dr. b. F. MULLEN'S
now he o. uhsd sas he s ct h
need would 90 well GIVE CALL at IS Customhouas
'use'- nlsd
70 vanZandt & Co., Drxsgists and .apotheariss.
No. IL y Charles st. Gai iip
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q. of t. Meetings This Evening.

UNION DIVISION No. g. Crystal Fount Hail. 2z2 Ichoupi
toulas street, at halfpast7.
PEARL DIVISION, No meets at Temple NO. oo1s lanai
street, at half.past o'clock
LOUISIANA DIVISION No H. at Unity Hall Magny Build
ings, Third Municipality, at half-past T.
STAR OF HOPE DIVISION No. rs, at! Y Brothers hall,
LAFAYETTE, at hafpast z.
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LEUKGE MAYNE, Foreman
JOHN REYNOLDS, s.cy James Gulick Fire Co. No. H. mh


sS The unde sig ned having waited ]. w. SMITH,
Manager OF Stone McCOlnm's Circus, relative
for the Destitute hmm arriving report
that they kindly received by Mr. very gener-
ouy stated that the Propretors the Levahn Circus will
devoe the proceeds the performances of FRIDAY
EVENING, 10th INST, TO the above charitable
The undersigned thankfully accented The offer of Mr. W
Smith, agree form themselves carrying out
the obec efecualy At meeting OF the Committee held
evening OF the llth ns Mr. P G. Collins called the chair
r. CONDOR, Treasurer.
J. B. HALE,
B. F. FLANDERS,
ED. WHITE.
J. B. WALSH, sec'y. Imhl3 ct tu&fr] Committee.
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np.r,aDENTAL NOTICE.
| TX PEARSON informs his patients AHx.ss
from 'sai ne S can To- Dc found daily at BIS oh9e
ma many Improvements in Dental Surgery ave IYYYy
IT, ri MI kHoW9 and appreciated to require enrmeranr
re rsDLOCh lFETH are particularly worthy the attent, IN
OF those requiring artificial ones His prices are eradsd ~
on,s s,t ~ OF all. Office at his residence BG.
1- - w, rZeosI Amt
nror,HHRRA BRAZILIAN vIOE-OoNsULATE.
~ GiE.-The Office Of The Brazilian Tics Consulate
; - removed to No. SO CONDE STREET The Com
nn,iSd community, and all Others concerned are hereby
% haI passengers for the pors of the Emprs have To
themselves with Passports at the Vice on snas
ana lastly that the Office Houn are from to P. N.
;.e1 o.o JOSEPH VARGAS
49, ee"e" Acting Vice. Consul Of Brazn,
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See Third Page far CRY News, &C.

R~ Z D. n~.--
mite. ,.n,s.snt;,. ,La Gna,.,d ~. IT,
Conno. nea;n.ad nc IN. M.
of r, p,a.;dt pt ~ II. n,d ;;. =, =. .'.e
-. oh M -. s'i, " 'he Guy mel
ness by calling the Mayor TO the Chair.
We. communication wa, received from Ms',n M16se 3, =
Cb.s, Hots f., n. ,ac.non of The President sub,e
quenty Mr. Rice moved to eosve the Prssden, the
St. Louis Hotel, and the motion wa; carried. resolution
Msa w;I.o. On 4 ,ne JOINT
and liberal offer.
The following committees appointed
,,7S P5spers a Programme for the Proeession-Msssu.
On Reception. Hotet. and Mu,;e-Me,,, Battle. L. C
Duncan, stockton Page. and Wilder
and solomon. N'''' '-''-
=" ino'Ial'on-Me''s WIZ fen'haw' and Solomon.
0ol a. w raiIrey was appointed Grand Marshal with
An Offer rom M,;o General sw, IN, Nh. military
to join in the demonstration on the ExPresidsnts arrival
was accepted and the thanks Of the Joint Committee was
,sso, ~ an" u. "s' s%on,.s ,., H.. a
letter to the E1 President at Mobile rendering him the hos
pitass of the city and the meeting then adjourned to meet
ags'aso'day al noon --
A R.rREsHER-The long wished for rain has come at
d "a ,hna heasy shower commenced aocompa-
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FINE FANS,
OF PEARL
FEATHER,
PAPER,
SILK,
N EW BOOk s

mig 81 For sale by GUINNESS g. BUsH 10 Camp st.
Fancy Articles Gold Pens and Gents Furnishing Goods
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EXTRA PAY.
y necessary to Procure THREE MONTHS
m EXTRA PAY and collect BACK PAY M -
H and EXTRA PAY due the heirs Of deceased lN
with Mexico Office in New Commercial Exchange directly
under Major DashiePs office.
Though the Paymaser has closed his Rolls in this city the
undersigned still keeps his Office open prosecute all claims
in Washington whose special duty it to attend promptly
"i'eN ''' VIM. MONAGHAN,
mills lm.-3dp Late Capt. Col 9Th Regt La. Vols
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING.
'HE UNDERSIGNED intend to establish themselves at PAN
II Am a. for the purpose of transacting GENERAL
COMMISSION. An AND FORWARDING BUSINESS,
under the firm of PEAKE. REID co.
"'' vi b & Gss Co. Ms''' 4 w ssis e. g.
Kennedy Ey IF Foster G. b Buck n Is Peek,
Cleveland, Bro. & Co.
WIN. b. Peake will leave for Panama ria Chagres per
brig Perfect about the oath and will charge
OF any consgnments which will be disposed of either
ohas's or Panama as l WM oIE Apply
mills I'm IS or DEWEY CO. 81 Gravier St.
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
Il STATES. for the District of Louisiana-No. 6572-
JEEOHE LANDRY VS.; Steamboat BELLE ISLE.
In obedience the command of an Admiralty Warrant TO
directed in the above entitled suit have seized the
Steamboat BELLE ISLE her tackle apparel and funi-
ture and do here cite and admonsh the owne
pretending 10 have right title in the same to
be and before Dis Cour of the United States
for the District aforesaid to be holden the of New
Orleans before the THIRD MONDAY from his date
show cause any they have or can why the said Steam
boat Belle ISLE her tackle apparel and furniture should not
be condemned and sold agreeably TO the prayer Of the
U.S. MAMMALS Ofdcs, March Is, 1879. 81 mills IS sp2
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THORN'S COMPOUND EXTRACT or 90
PAIVA AND SARSAPARIILA

most infallbe remedy for that class of M
eases generally IN which the Copaya and
nave oen found sry,ceabe The and saIe IN
m Tor the last four years. certain criterion of
Us utility has utmost fame in almos, 49,
Europe has been examined approved Of and ssnctoos3
OF the profession. - announcement " u'e inost eminent
nst this preparation enjoys above other. Ia is
Iofih-put up In pos-ihe mode II
oelng both easy and plearantts asess naieS NC
IN Diet or Confinement from daily business r,vs.r.
YOU'D md this medicine highly useful ought
with possessing uh,ch
@ psssnt one combines Accompanying medicine is ssmpbe
o. the different stages of the disease without any eItrs
chIge Containing full snd ample directions conts ms no
Prepared by J. B. Thorn, Chemist London anJ Ia
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NORRIS & WAY, 22 CAMP street,
ja23 2dpu corner of Common. under Hewiett,s ESchs

Fashionable Clothing-Just Received
BY SHIPS MEMPHIS, ATLANTIC, HERO
MAID OF ORLEANS IND CREOLE.
LFRED MUNROE & CO., No. "a Magazine Street, have re-
4 csiyed large and choice FASHIONABLE
CLOTHING for Spring wear. which they would invite the
attention of purchasers. ~ Wv
Super Light Qualify CLOTH SACS
Cashmarette and Light Tweed do
super iIap d. Etc Sacs Dress Goats and Frocks
Drap d Etc and Drap de Tufc Pantaoons,
Single Mied Black Doe Skin do
super White and Colored Nurseries Vests
Choice Styles of C0iored Linen Vests
Fancy Silk and Satin Vests
Best Quality Cottonade Pants
a choice variety LINEN GOODS Of every dsserp
,.., ALFRED MUNROE CO,
mho Zdp No. "a Maen1ine Streef
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~
Gard,

~ T. WOOD FERRY, Esq.-Sir: In behalf of JAMES GU
LICK FIRE COMPANY No. H. gratefully &C ,ept the
splendid CHANDELIER which have generously
the Company for their feeble efforts property
structon at the fire ST. Paul 18th
return sincere thanks you and others
in which noticed OCCASION In card
published on Monday last. Yours respectfully,
GEORGE MAYNE Foreman.
JOHN REYNOLDS, sc'y James Gulick Fire Co. No. IL mhs
ET Democratic Meetins.- Secenth Ward, Second
MuncpGlAt Democratic Meeting held the evening of
18th Henderson, Poydras and Paul Streets
the purpose of nominating three Democratic Candidates Alder
the Ward the Council OF the Municipality,
following gentlemen unanimously candidates
Aldermen at the ensuing election April CLAUDE BRUGNIENS
THOMAS MCCORMICK JOHN C. STEWART.
GEORGE MAYNE, Chairman.
JOHN SULLIVAN, Secretary. mills
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EXCHANGE
nN BOSTON and NEW YORK for Vessels Disburse-
" ments, for sale by
mills Ct is DEWEY g. co CT Grayier at

REWARD!
OST last evening, at the ST. Charles Theatre, good
- COTTON UMBRELLA. worth 81 75 The mime of
the subscriber is engraved the handle reward of IS
cents will be paid to who will returnthe
the corner of Common and Maais street. this Office
mills it, J. H. WEBB
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Red Clover, Grass, Hemp and Canary See

II Common street, Corner of Ichoupitouias street.
lust arrived, 100 bbs of the above SEEDS, al~S -
= warranted fresh. to be sold, wholesale and ,eta WI
CHEAP at the above establishment; Also, G RnEN Xs2S
SEEDS in boxes, from So to $50, assorted for Cali ~
fornla Mexico, and any part of the United States
N. BAH sorts of PLANTS and SHRUBBERY as
usual, at 101 St Charles street. Portable Cottage for
sale. AFFLECK COMSTOCK Il Co.
mhl6 III Common street of Tch0upitoulas.
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tx California Mining and Trading Company Of
the City of NewOrleans.-Ths Company will hold its
the Commercial Exchange st Charles street, EVERY
EVENING hapast o'clock Sunday excepted and
DESTROYS becoming members there make application apply
1853 This Company has
secured the of sku and practical MINER who has
been engaged mining Georgia. and also gentle
a superior chemist DO of whom members OF this
Company thereby securing advantages not only requisite and nd
pensdbe such by Company heretofore
organized This Company will for California the earliest
practicable fully and in all prepared for mining
mhl06 J. l.. ALFORD loS Gravier street,
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Of YORK; osss GER ss H
Advance sarah Moore and Friend, brigs Marine Lyra
d S S Sa ssf ns' S
% SsE s Tns ass .. s saa aSs M
lace for York in 10 days saw going in brig Gypsum Pike
Fss fE Sis 81 81 1ss,s' s s4s. s
HSssn c.rsess; ss S wa Gasrsop & sals
rtY Davis. rhiadelphia Abbott Lsgrenee dO Creed,
Before Samuel cssssaer sasada Envoy AND va R SSr
nSsS i ssa1 ssS rA
stranger, Albany; Florida, KondouS Alabama, Chamber
Ui.arsd-shP Mssrptiseoh. Sydney Care Breton and I.
:s. a sa,t Frank Troy Va rAa
gs.ss .eas s.i brig Nay %%! :sSi
Isssr rbil.delpLs Commodore Hull Roadout schr Marcia
Newp,r reports sh Instant mile. south Of Block
.,a vas IN eonsaS, gi,s ss hsr% Sss and lot bSvsPr
ioressl ne Her name was not ascertsned The Al
siSas 70 this
sppsen-May zoh, LAT Ion ~ 80 miies IRON the equator
would touch at kio Jansiro. '-1.'''
Anyved-Dsri Niagara, from York Tor yse9,6s pro-
sssssd s far IS hs s's s sSss o. SsOr rhea she
part Of csrss re-cauk-lrs Napoleon Psadspha
-saiisd-ship Cortes, Pacific Dean.
Ar,vedssir Mozart ROndou. NaIs Clara. 2Yois; 18th.
ser TrsSgu Geld sprinE, 2jth brig Mechanic Charles
''s sser sssssss shr . joshua srorn Africa
Cleared--sth. sehr Curew, Valparaiso and market.
CALAIS July rs 1870.
saiied-Briss Clinton, PhaaelpAis 2Jth, Frontier New
York I'd. Sarah LmmA Nfork
Arrivsd-sehr Agnes, fm>saltimoro via Bangor.
BArn, July ~, 1919.
Arrived-Br Iris phohus, ~ ds I'm Newport, Waist
sasd-2sth, brig Judge whitman, Eastport Philade-
phis, according ~ vino.
Arrived-Barhs American. Trinidad gsaiere, P6l.;
49,, ..,. SAco, July Y, 1349.
Anived-sehr Oregon, Turks Island.
ESULLivAs. Ne, July 20.
Clesred-sehr oriIaba Freeman, granite for the
Dry sook, BroOkyr,N NY.
Arrived-Dris Nitheroy, Aeoy. Georgia.
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The total amount Of specie imported from foreign
countries for the half ending the 3oth Of June,
by the various lines Of royal mail steamers arriving at
Southampton, was very large. The steamers for the
six months in question carried to Southampton the
enormous amount of gold and silver, in dust, bars
COIN &c. to the value of $40 570655 or say in sterling
1887 the product Of the mines in Mexico, Cali
forna, Chill, Peru Bolivia and other South American
States OF this $3.50 600 hare been received from
California either direct ria Valparaiso, LAMA, &C.
uhch ports the dust had been melted into bars The Pc
nnsuar and Oriental steamers have brought from
Alexandria during the same six months, gold and sill
coin value f49S sol sterling the majority of which
has been specie remttances from India for account Of
the East India Company The Constantinople steamers
have brought within the same time, gold and silver
coin valued at ESQ., 900 sterling the steamers from
Spain and Portugal specie value 1890 stering SO
that the total amount of specie received at
ton by the several lines of steamers all parts of
the world from the LIST of January to 30th June Isi9
inclusive reaches f51224 sterling over sl7 900 900;
amount which, If consisting entirely Of silver
would weigh upwards of four hundred TONS and In geld
would weigh nearly thirty five tons The mportations
Of specie from South America expected to increase
very greatly. rather than diminish large sums Of
gold from California will doubt henceforth be re-
On the other hand remttances In coin from Constan-
tinople and India, may be expected to decrease but
only in q small measure.