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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-18
NV sss 49,
sPECIE TIE BAN

In May, 1897, the banks suspended specie pay.
ments. in May, 1888, the NewYork banks re-
sumed specie payments, and the other banks at
tempted TO follow their example SO that by Jan.
uary, 1889, there was what was called general
resumption of specie payments, though in many
parts Of the Union this merely nominal
In October, 1889, the banks OF Philadelphia again
suspended specie payments, and were initiated by
the banks OF the South and West
Specie payments were not fairly resumed by the
banks OF Philadelphia till March, 1912. The banks
Of the South and Westimitated their example: bu.
in Septt mber, 1912, there was a tremendous bank
CONFUSION at New. Orleans, the effects Of which
were felt throughout the country. The consequence
was that by the LIST OF June ls43 the currsnt Gre
dts Of the banks were reduced 10 a very small
amount. They continued small till May, Is 70, when
an expansion began, which was at frs. very
gradual
The great increase in the amout Of specie and
bank credits in ls46 over ls47 was in Consequence
Of the demand for our breads.ufFs in Europe
In January last, the circulation Of the banks was
greater than II had been in any previous years ex
cepling 1884, 1897 and 1889; and the year 1889
may be left out Of the comparison, as Ia the re-
turns for that year are included many banks which
did Dot pay specie.
In January, 1850, the banks were more expand.
ed than they were in January ls4s.
The small amount in which the specie In the
vaults Of the banks varies, when compared with
INV ortby OF observation.
The greatest amount OF specie in the banks was
in 1874, when it was $40, s9s, 269. The smallest
was IN 1872 when it was s2s. 44O.423. Difference,
go, 457,e46.
The circulation was lowest in ls43, when il was
s5s,563,60s and highest in 1887, when it was
sli9 1885, 100 Difference, s9062l, $50
The deposits were lowest in l6i3, when they
were s56. l6S623; and highest in 1897, wnen they
were 1927 397,ls5. Difference, 81, 22S 562
The current credits were greatest in 1897, when
they were s276 $50 075 smallest in 1913, when
they were Sll4 1872 23l. Difference, sl6l $780, 44.
At meeting of the Board of Managers Of the
Lebigh Coal and Navigation Company, held on the
18th mat 1t was resolved that the balance Of ar.
rears OF interest due the LIST day of January lass
upon the common loans Of the Company, be paid
in prepared coal, at O. per tun of 2,24O lbs
The Delaware and Raritan Canal and Camden
and Amboy Railroad Company have declared =
dividend Of FIVE per cent. for the last six months
The Philadelphia and Trenton Railroad Com
psny have declared dividend OF four per cent
The stockholders will also receive one per cent
from the Camden and Amboy Railroad and Trans
porta,ion Company.
The annexed is 4 comparative statement of the
Earnings Of the Georgia Railroad, in the months
Of June ls4e and 1850:
Passengers. freight Mai. he To,sr
lsoo........ SLABS IS ga 40 50 1888 81
isSs.-.''''. Ie-5 o % H'Sj o5 1850 3
inersa'e..stsSu s2s,6n guI68
The Colonial Governments has ordered q survey
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Disasterx. go.

BRIG AEsDALE, Lawrence, Of Horton from Parsboro
bound 10 Corr struck The Blonde RocH of Cape Ssbie
the 49, June unshippe rudder and became esty 81.
assisted by steamer Colambs to tang rndosr and
arrived Of Yarmouth The I'd TO examine her bottom
BRIG fremont, S2rowl from ChoptlnE, bound 20 NJ
terry Me- with cargo OF car TIMBER pot Norfolk 90
The 18Th ns 10 distress having been ashore on sa"P'
Island sprung aleas, ke- y.
PRoPgLLER ASHORE -sloop Thomas D Hlvfos 49,, ~
Of this port yesterday from Providence rePcrs ma o
l6h. ala PM large propeller. with lnree nss %
cd white ashore of Ezion's Neck. soc "ou'e Ps
bly, be got OF next high water. - p,x,,ronsh
the scH HERo, tof ThoH Is OIL Perry, U' S 80, :,
NIB, win q cargo OF fJur and corr, ~ 90 ~ $500
Norm River was run into hy tbs sieanooea "
on her passage from Albany 10 he~,f0,k u'1 go -
her bow. earned swsy ssf 70 .p1 20
ed on The Battery by The stssfnooG ras2 "nefo SOC -
su1 n fail OF wsler Captain and efewseved
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DIED.

hElem, on Tuesday eve ing July r. Of cholera 10.
,shton, CAtOLlNE ELIZABETH NOYes aged IS
'uns snd - dsys only d.us her OF SIMON =. and he
n osr remains VIII be ineivei al Fresrone Csmeierv.
ursh, oa Th1rstsg, Jaly IS. a. l,i Oc Dck "
a,Ws and III Dds Of The iAmty are bv,lei % stt-nd
ninr nun. Ma. on Sunday morning July J. GERAIr
JIarL sI1rItMORE only dsnghIsr Of Il snry sOmss
a, htsnsll- Du.eh.ss Co on Tuesday Ji'yI5 RosEET
months ssoi years An1
10 ~, CITY July g. FRANCES A sla.,, a.1gb.sr Of
1Vnn Wac h'q ale, progaeed uin-..
IN Aasush ~. July \, MARY ANN rROWBRIDGE
skeo ~ ens VIE OF Nv James Hsw-y an 4 dan m
ier Of n- isie Roswell Trovbndee Of New asvea Coeo
Also kUFUo, aged vesfs, 500 Of Rev. a. A. aawiev
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From our Correspondents |

PHILADELPHIA, jay IL Aryred-BrSs swan,
Holmes Msysguez; Gem, Ni;kerson, Bostooi bngs Hey,
Button Porl Prince; Belsey Jane Reading As.an'
Zsg Marietta shaekfod, EasIoor schs Mary J4ae, rsf'
kips Hsow ell; serro GOrdo, Wood, NorfIsi Mary Ann
a Caro- inc, Hswkins Eas. Green wieh' Ro..e5 kag'
Briggs Wsrehsmi harris Lynen, C,X rSlo5 ra -
Dsfwood Wilmng ton, NC; Al IT. Hal, Nfo'k; w y L
yer Brooks Porlsnd, Conn barge ORB, fapp' N1orE
Steamers Erie, Norman, do kennsoee, siowe,s,oc
CIeo,,d-Balk Manchester. Noble, 81 rnonss; 0rlgs
Nimrod RolerIs 81 John; Damscoye Winchester, sos-
Ion; Hinckey, Johnson Port'mouth NH bermadisas,
0nsIbr,dge Bsrbsdoes sens Mary Ann Ca1lins, Hen.
iins East Greenwich; Harris Lynch. fYorki Kos
well King Briggs Warehsm; Doc1sh. Hand, Nantucket;
" Colvsr Bfook, Middletovs, Conn., Richard Thomas,
Csv,on Providence; barges hiddesex III, NYork; Por.
noise. Dtsle do: steamer Novelty 6nggs, do.
NEW PORT, July l5-Ayyiced- 5chs r ggod, Lewis,
sse Hubor; Comma Finney hYorr tor sandwich; Rich
ard Borden James Fall River for James yer; Harriet
Fuller Brightly, Dennis FOR Pnuadelphis; G HURON,
Candy Philadelphia; sloop Hsrves French, Providence
for nYori; Blackstone, Appsby, do for do. 18TH arr
scbs Sarah Moore Cozzens Ssonington for Casne LA
brsnip Bell, Philadelphia
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Spoken. &c.

July H. Block leland ~ W Giles steamer Civ ~,
Glasgow. fron NYork for G4sS,w ~ VI
July s lat IS S. ton S. seen, Br steamship boa,a
July IS lat S. Ion y H. brig solomon EaiSu, hence ,or
kueyitss
June g. lat q ~ s. lon 81 W. Dan brig DopAa. f,o,r
Bueuos Ayies fIr Hsysra.
July u si s. a. loo n e. sch sosors tom Baltimore
fer ssrbsdoes
July ia Naniueket Shosl hssrrR y ~ miles seh Proy
eence for Rchmopd- hy pi ot hoa Js1ez Williams
JAY 10, Of the ChssspsaAe sfon soip Rebeces. from
BIZ men tor Baltimore
Jane H. lAt4lss 5, Ion 81 ", shio Roman from EYort
for Canton
YOrh. - ~ 20 ~ 'F ~ - ~ A's"
June q Cd Waterford. Ihp Columbia henes fOr Liver
- AZ lon II tt3 Uaivsrse hence for Liverpool
In. ~ =, ,on 81 - s'p Mig Of Philadelphia
nyv.s ' ~ 100 81 e. ras seen IN An bsrk showing
f.',' ,e sL.-t hus wtile arc Due hosz ,ntsliy
s,y ~, -. % - Ion y Be- bS Dsrael from Cardlr
for Boston. - N's ooston' RON ~ Aarunf
Jane Is, Is, ? 20 lon 81 Oas,ss h,,, n,,.,,.
nos Ayres for Havana IS Dc oat 's NSPnn' "o" nHos
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from St.. John. to the boundary Of Maine, for

from St. Johns to the boundary OF Maine, for
Railroad. IL vill be commenced forthwith
The Bo,toa Post says: We learn that the bar.
gain BY which certain wealthy gentlemen Of this
ci,y peree to take the Vermont aud Canada stock
to the amount Of $500 900 is not yet completed -
Doubts of the legality OF certain portions OF the
proposed agreement with the Central are said 70
be the cause Of the delay.
During the week some attempts were MADE az
Boston to depress the Concord Railroad stock IL
did not however, have much success The Con
cord Road has cost less than 81 100000 Its net
earnings for the year ending April 80, 1850, were
sl47974 Ithas surplus fund Tor contingencies
and depreciation s3s s47 invested 10 wood oil
and stock in machioe shop. and an unexPended
balance of cash or corporation stock on hand OF
s4a2ll 81, beside $4,000 loaned to the Ports
mouth Road. The last report says The road
has been wholly built by ready money furnished
bv the stockholders in advance. Ii does not owe
dollar snd never did, and has never paid cent OF
interest money 1t has divided 10 q cent from its
first opening to the present year, when 1t has d.
yided p cent The amount actually divided
lastyear equaled that of the previous twelvemonth
within 81 $780, but the capital having been increas-
ed in the mean time the per centsge OF dividend
was reduced from 10 TO cent.
Markets. CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR TIE TRIBUNE
WEDSEsDAY, July II
AsHFs-The MARKET hrm for both sofss, with sae' OF
$50 bbls al Sc for Pos and Pearls ~
E1pon from Let 70 leah July. ..1s0U isl9
Poa...................... '.bo"'LSn +Ii5
COTTON-A fair demand and stesdy maikeL with sA.es
$500 bales .o ,p,o
Export from LIST TO 18th July....1S50 1Sl9
Cotton
Export from The United States
.bAies 1919
oo,,,a,are Statements Of ReoeiP Expor;I, and Stocks f
cntton Of footstna LLeea, az ne Aates 1Aaeted
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0olo ouNcf to~oooO
The Receipts at the SabTreasury are sls0762
Payments s46.762, Balance s3,3l6, 500.
The Bank Of Mobile has declared dividend of
cent, payable to stockholders here, at the Mer-
chants Bank, on demand.
The rise IN Farmers Loan is partly the result Of
srecens decision in the Court of Appeals. which
has settled oolaterally every question in favor Of
the Company, which was the ground of the late
attempt to obtain an injunction from Mr.. Attorney
General chaiseld- The only exception was the
question oil insolvency, which was not moosed-
This ground, however. must be up,epsbs a. the
Company has never failed TO pay it, debt. and in.
terest whenever due.
Texas securities are coming up again. H1ds,.
have considerably advanced prices, and bidder.
have come on the MARI ct at rates some thing .oovs
last quotations.
The SAippiHg Last gives the annexed table Of
Exports from this PorifOr the week ending July 10:
To Lsepel- ss7 bes Hioar, 100 do rs AIS do Rs..n
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Sea HosLk, al Providenee fron Pel.s.a,s.. -,
anchor Of Fox Point Toe ab"sniss oI Ie. 49,
Into BY soop, and hsd Der jpbDod e.rtes a-sy 'aa
och Win lumber reported to >e IN Wilson f.,rv ..
Deer Isle Ashore si-io's P,dnt h.lo.- 20 ~
esnee, lSh n, Another account says he vessel 70 d.
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SECOND BOARD.
WEDNESDAY, July l7-P.M.

"WEDNESDAY, July lI-fm
The Stock mark ct has been without particular
change to day, but good demand for fancies. AT
the Second Board the market was rather heavy
At the close 70 was bid for 1000 shares Of Fire or
any part of it. For Government stocks and other
sound descriptions there is a moderate inquiry.
Exchanges closed dull for the steamer, with
considerable supply over, at loalol y cent Tor
Sterling. Francs are 5 22i as 2ll. Bills on Am
sterdsm 4O04OIi Hamburg 35ia35i Bremen
79iasO.
Ii Freights there is not large business. En-
gagements Cotton at 81 Sterling, and Flour at 3D.
Deadweight 10 los. To San Francisco there Is
considerable going at 65S75c up to 81 y foot. An
engagement of 200 tuns Coal was made at 500
To Havre, the packets, &c have 800 bales Cotton
at of a cent 10 hhds Tobacco s., 200 bbls Pot
Ash s40s5, $50 Chrome Ore rs cents. and $4,000
los whalebone of a cent the latter by a French
vessel To Antwerp 800 bbls Ashes at SIS. and to
Amsterdam $4,000 Pipe Slaves at sl6, and 5000
lbs Grease of a cent
The Cunsrd steamer to day took s323,355 in
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Be- Telegraph

Markets. .NEwO ORLEANS, Julyl
,he markets are generally frm and better feeling en-
,.,s Cas- 10 70d75c MESS PoRg IL 751Sll CoTros
/. on tse decline We quoe middns al l2Gl2ie' and fair
81 Isle. uo.,,.vs IBIvis
sales were made of 1900 bales Cor1os on
..s,sTSsv Al full pnces Middling al l2scGlzse- fne
TTTos mai ct has sctve today win sales OF
SS hsle, n an advance Of cent We qoos7 hidahnS al
IsiaIas Good Mlddling 81 Ia 0l,t.
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Passengers sailed.

IN stoanihtp Europa, for Lirevpooi-Nr and Madame
SsndOL Madame Oauusr and maid New York; NJ, ia
vstI Canals; @ NJ Picsbs sod lacy, T. Ridsr ami sty
d LsbAt and lady Hsvans; Mrs ae-rs and s1n Mr., &
B-trieu John PerknA bearer OF despsrhes, lady "
hd Mrs de Pulbssq1e, Houg hion lsdy n child, w
MseFarisre Jss MscFarlsne Or Cyus - B@rren, NJ De
V.s,co. de Selssco Mexico; J Va Oh Nsv.Od-aas;
W y Chapman, Nev-York: Mr. Msusnd, MoaWeat w
Woodvle 3 Slee, Mr. Buckingham, tsssch1s.tLs; w
z Haleti, Noble; l. Hallet, Mr LemDue NY0rG; q
Fps'er Baron scroll, Col nc0OuRslI Mr. Montsonery,
4za Regt Rev Alfred Goodman Pnlsd; W Jsmn Mr. 5
MAlip Mr. Gsuthern sh brother Paris; Mr. Louis derge-
ret Mr. SIraehsn. Mr. Gwalhmey, Mr. Gro ners Mobile;
A Gsrean: Mr. Msctnlop Thurlet l. O'hOs Mr. L4lar,
New Orleans; T Umbers Geo Bell d Llsra- rsupico,
John Mott Mobile; simon CouIreres Ssas Cruz, Ju-
an TrAvsl Pecro Rrsvs Havana; Cnas Ddscn dOrsfai;
Richard Frey, W WeshmAn, Mr. Um i=rs, Cheenhsn,
Fpg. For Haiifiz-Mr Bell sud lady McAsrun Jersey
Civ; Hemmng~sy, msi + iou sad sssvt NJ Sc itder
Jersey Clty Mr. Creighton. Halifax Mr. dedenbefg-To'
tai, 10
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Brig Globe, ofNewYorA, - tuns has been puroAs..s
by hesss logsls LUcas Of New Bedford for an Ausn
nc whsler, to be eosmsnded by Capt Handy formerly Of
he barb Persa OF Ms.
Man g lat 3 81 Ion a. s. boarded by boat from,
barb Dove TOT New Lordonl ROse. noe cat with 10
bbs oil-(by ship 5amoEel. al thi. port from Caeaal
Sailed from New Bedford July IS ship Monfrez Fish
N Pschc, Franklin, Lamb d.. bars Plaliaa, Lee do.
Brig Inga Barnes OF Sedord, al hobart rOw In Al
last bad $50 bbs OIL which soa, sui he brig re6l
ted for smother cruise.
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Re- North Riper Boats, July l7-lLs37 bbls.
ISL do Mesl 81 do Pork. z35 DO Wsisuv, ass bSs
h,. s5s psss Butter 81 Cn-ese 5s7 DAles Wool q s3t
bosbes Corp, 3.ote Go Rye, s,e"e do oats
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For fdFOpc.
For Bremen.
Fran I2rpueU.
For ChaRres.
For Glasgow.

CRESCENT CITY Capt from New York Thurs Aug
EMPIRE CITY d. From New York. Tues Aug IS
CHEROKEE WIsBLE From New fork Tues Aug 10
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Passenger. Arrived

IN pdekstshp SIR Robert Peel, from Loa6oa-Capi 10
seph foot and lady RA Miss Aun foot, Ars Csmpeel
child and nurse OF Toronto; Msj Heyne and lsdy 90
h Heyte MsEer Heype, Mater tie ne, Of Loldoa;
J Brown and lady, Mrs r Brown, Miss 8rown, Master
@ Brown. O Horizon, Trsnthsmmar, BrSudocE lady
snc children Miss Eliza Psrfer, Mae, 0ilssrL WIN
Chieid lady children Mrs Sarah Bu lock and child
Miss y Smith, K Altar aud children, Ssn1rdge,
Wsker and lady Leopold BOydel, lady and children
In By 'hp WMiam Stelodrt, from Lond1n-S II FARO
ham Esq
IL mp Claiming, from MaeaO-Wm Williams Of New.
York.
IN ship Sanoset Cyor C1IeHttd-Rchard Nichols, Of
Boaton; N Rice. OF Cambridge
In bark ptctory from BeJdst-Ar MuhOllAnd aud family
Rev Mr. Wanell and lady. Miss LOgan-lS6 slcerags.
In bark Louisd 4 Ccy0!tne, from MIyagues, PR-A Pc
lissie. of France
In brig Caronia, from Ango,,ura-Antonio 81 s1tedo.
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THE OCEAN STEAMERS.
For EuroDe.
For America.

UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
CoLLINs's LIEE-SatLs from Nslo- York
ATLANTIC. Capt WssT....... FOR Liverpool Sat July
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Markets. ...BALrIsosE, July IL.

There is fair inquiry for City Mills Flour
futur, delivery, and we note saes OF eoV oon GGS
~ "A WHEar 10 pretty aeuve a. 81 Is Provisions
.,.r.lIv are ir mooerse request with saes 70 fair ex
-, =, pfryioss prices GsecgRIEs have not varied
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MISlAruHE .LMAsAc....rAis DAY
sUH-Rises.. - Sets...... % Moos-Seu 90 f5m
wArER....July Is.
Sandy Hk Ava Gov Isl. STA Hell Gate.... lsa
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BY Telegraph.

BOSTON, July l7-Ar ship WIN Goddard, Cslc1tta.-
May e Cape Good Hope EsE ls0 miles, saw az An ship
bound W. showing blue and white private sgos, and
her gain The h inst lat 50 80 lon IL 5 25h u lat 80
Ion 49, passed An ship steering Sc, showing Itch
flag for private signal 18th inst lat SO 4 Ion IS 5 SPOKE
ship Isnhe. from NYork for Panama.
ship Os.iPee, nOdean, June a; brig ohos, do leth
Topic sud Hylas Phiadelph sch NJ srion, NYOrK.
bak Pilgrim Pctou July 8; spOGe 18Th lat 1885, lon 50
TO- barb Mary Melville Boston for san francisco.
Big John Dow, Maisnzss July IL; SPOKE lith lat %
90 Ion s8 sch Edward Adams, Pnisd for Kugs1o, Jam
Brig Ehshs Doane Bald more; schs Geo Engs Richmond;
Principe, Philadephs Vintage Albany.
PORTLAND, July l6-Arr orig Rebe;es, Philad.
CID 18Th. brig A Field, Pnlad.
ENEW ORLEANS July 9-Ar brig Maria, Bonon
kEWBERYPORf. July I5-An sch Augusta, Norfolk.
SALEM, July l6-Ar big Roland, Phi.deiphls Sd
brig America, Philadelphia
PROVIDENCE, July l6-An sloop Henry, Cssof
YORK Cid brgs Algonquin, Ragged Island Odeosa'
Charleston.
FALL RIVER July l5-Arr schs Wsndopsso Rappa-
ban ocs; Minerva, Balrmorei Dart Pnisdelphis; Hume
RondouL
Sid, sch Senator; RondouL
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From Glasgow.

FYors Neao- York for Glasgow.
CITY OF GLASGOW. B. H. About the middle Of every
alternate month May July, September Nov and Jansary
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From Glasgow for NstO- York.
CITY GLASGOW b K MATasws. About the nd1e Of ever
90
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Arrived.

Ship CbAnning Johnson WhaDpoa and Mscao March
80 pGsed Angler April r. teas aud silks ID Oelsno.
Died the passage from New YOrE Canton Lawrence
Mae ,esTsn Of Gl ,ss9 Scotland %, l.. .. ,
273 psssense gers to Grionell, Minturn Co.
Ship William stewart tSr) Jamson, Canton 20 dc, iess,
Ship Martha Lieut. busch Comdg, Ambris, (Coas, Of
Ahioa) SO ds where shs vss taken p6Ls 10 the big
Perry, on suspicion of being SLAYER
Ship Centurion Coombs Liverpool June IL, mdse and
passeu geTs 10 Zerega Go.
Ship ssmo.et (of Boston, Hollis Calcutta March a. Land
Heads April l. hioes NC TO order.
Ship Ansnss fof Boston, Steele Manila March g. sugar
and hemp to Weimore 4 Crylen
Ship Relief ~ s s.ore'shlP) Lieut. Comdg Totien
BsrE Victory (of Yorktown, vsl Hetger, Belfast IS d.
Bark Black Frsr (Br) Williams Msuia I2s d. sugar,
hemp. &C 10 Aymar Co June So at 81, PM Ia lat
lon So W. felt IRE shock OF an earthquake when lasted from
three minutes Barometer ths ums y SO Their.
momtier 70 Wind from Ne to Sc, with heavy rata.
80 passengers, to Barclay \ Livingston
Bars Loulss Caroline, Trutham, Maysguez PR, 10 d.
sugar tn Bechlel SchombOrg.
Br bark Florsus, Tlndae Glasgow, 46 ds iron, to A
WOodhul-z33 passengers.
IS ds, sugar to Ne,mth Son. Veses let before 70.
srs Duke Of wellington, (Br) Tlvey Rio Grande 10 ds,
Big Potomac, Smith, 81 Martins 10 d. salt to John Du.
Brig csrous HanschsldI AngO:ura IS d., hides, &c, to
Brig Enzs Waite COfFreepOrp Deuui'Ou Madeira June
Brig BrOdrene, (Norw) Fur't, Newcastle, Fog, IS days.
coal 10 BARCLAY LVlnRsOn
Brig James Crosby, (cf 84ngor) Penileon, Wilmington,
NC. de- naval stores TO P bucK
Brig MicmAc, (Br) spsDsgle, Anguila, salt to C w
Hamilton
Brig John Dalton, lof Boston, BurkeL Csrdenas II days.
sugar to NesmiIh Sons
Sch Richmond (Smssted) Kelly, Apslachcos p Dc, cot
ton, &C, TO Thomas
Sch surpas. (s sherres Cardiff As d. railroad iron
order.
Sch Ann Hyman, Toen, Newbern, NC, d. naval stores
TO Dolluer Il Potter.
Sch Vanguard, Arnold Virginia d. wood
Sioop Thos Hawkins, Barker, Providence mdse.
BELOW-2 ships
sAiLED-sIesmship Europa Lott, for Liverpool
WIND-Durng The day from s, and fresh
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Receipta Of Produce

rhs Grain msrhel u dseliOing
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To Hinrincr..


HAVANA, July s-One bar rial will be eN.-y,.a - ~,
hoGey, instead u the rate ser Les OF
The North-Carolina standard., 1850-01-23
LIJHATIC ASFLU1f.

from eGe 70 mo tnillion Of BfiCkss0 b
made ia moulds 81 insIIes long, 44 inches wide,
and inches Thick to q q hszd and wslf burn
Cd, and mot sxsseliA9 Ole tl6S good 4e in-
sPccasa By ths Gomnisiensfs o. saeh person they
msy appoint The Bricks to be counted in the wall,
and al openines 70 be excluded Separate proposals.
win be received: + 80 - : e
l. For the Brick by the 1000 to be taken at the kiln
2. For the same BY the 1000 to allvered At the
building
8. For laying the same by the 1000.
4. For the same by the 1000, laid in the wall.
Scaoldng and all materials except Limel to be sup
piled BY the contractors.
Proposals will also be received for excayating and lay.
ing the foundation Of the Asylum in good mason work
by the perch-all materials except lime to be furnished
by the contractors.
There is said to be good clay the land selected 70,
the Asylum su the contractor win be at liberty te
use it Wood can be had conveniently and at moderate
prices
Bonds with approved security will be required Of hs
contractors Ten per cent on the amount of the con
tract, w be padn advance; the remainder as the worl
progresses.
Sealed proposals to be addressed to the subscriber
Raleigh, before the 18th February next
By order Of the Commissioners.
GEORGE w. MORDECAI, Bec'y.
Raleigh, December lS, 1919. 790-td.
The North-Carolina standard., 1850-01-23
FRANKLIN PAPER MILL.
RTdIHNNONn. Va,

NHIs property, now owned and worked by the Belvi-
Il dere Manufacturing Company, has been repaired
and greatly improved in its machinery. At considerable
EXPENSE supply of pure spring water has been secured
which enables the company to furnish at all tmes the
shortest notice,
GOOD WHITE PRINTING PAPER,
of the best materials and workmanship They also
prepared execute orders for almost any other description
Of paper.
At the paper and rag store of the Company, (next
door to Messrs John Thompson & Co., and two doors
below Messrs. Webb, Bacon & Co., Main st.,) will be
found large and full assortment of
WRITING AND WRAPPING PAPER,
embracing cotton yarns and envelope, at prices suited to
the times to which they invite attention From the ad
vanages of climate, facility of transportation, &c., which
the Company possesses they atter themselves that they
can compete successfully with the Northern manuacto-
ries Expending, they do some fifteen thousand dol
lars annually for materials the product of Virginia and
North Carolina, and aordng employment to about fifty
persons, whose earnings expended here, constitutes
they think, claim the custom of the Southern
public. Orders should by addressed to Mr. John Richards
Superintendent.
II Rags purchased at the Mill and at the Store,
December ID, ls4S. 7S9-6t