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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-07-16

A HANDSOME PUBLICATIoN.-We have
received from Putnam 4 Co., New York,
the two first numbers entitled the
Industry of all Nations" being a COM
plete history of the New York Crystal
Palace and its contents. This work con-
tains handsome wood engraving of each
of the prominent articles deposited at the
exhibition. 1t will beyond doubt bave a
large circulation.
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GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC
EXCURSION AND PIC MIC
To the white House Pavilion.
rE-s The Washington IT
.5L ght 1nfantry.ssssls

Respectfully announce 10 the citizens of Washington
Georgetown and Alexandria, that they will give an
EXCURSION and PIC MIC 10 the above popular
and pleasant retreat, on THURSDAY, the 2lst INST,
IN the steamer GEORGE WASliNGTON, and tlss
assure those who may honor them with their cunr
pany on this occasion. that nothing shall be left
done on their part To make the trip one o unaioyc6
pleasure and qualification 20 all present.
The Bar al the Pavilion VIII be closed, and re
Spirtuous liquors allowed 10 be sold the promises
and the company pledge themselves that strict u,dor
and decorum shall be observed
A full military and cOtllOn band have been en-
gagged for the occasion. 49, .
Dinner and supper, together with other refresh.
ment>, will be furnished at city prices.
The boat will leave Georgetown al 7o'clock a. m.
Riey's Wharf al Il O'CLOCK. ii. and O'Clock, D.
m, Navy Yard al . O'Clock a. m, and , O'Clock D.
M, and Alexandria at q o'ciock a. IN. and 3 ID. m
Returning Will leave the While House at O'Clock
Tickets ONE DOLLAR-to be- had at Butts br,c
Store, 10Th and PennS, wanna avenue; NJ Jas
Powers Segar store, &, between 9th and eth; m
Shngton's Book Store; and at J. %. Wanrrs
Navy Yard. and OF the members of the COMPANY.
JNo. w. MEAD.
b. F. BEERS
80. WARNER ICctumltIee
SAMUEL BTTT.
THOS. J. LCXEN
JNo w. MEAD. Treasurer July -ff.
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BA perfect Do xuerrcoty of deceased

or absent friendsis more precious relic than
gold or silver; but where to obtain one pos
sessing all the attributes of perfection, is the
momentous question. Those who know the
artist say, without hesitation, 60 to WHITE
HURST whose admirable genius, and extensive
experience, combined with improved facili-
ties in the way of instruments, lights. &c,
precludes the possibility of an inferior por
trait at his elegantly furnished establish
ment, where the of portraits of hundreds
of dead and living celebrities can be exam
ined. Daguerreotypes taken in every style.
Stereoscopic, Crayon, and imitation postel.-
also, specimens of the beautiful art of Crys-
talotyping. IN g
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Dissolution of Copartncrship,

THE CopartnerShip heretofore existing under the
L firm of COOPER MCGIIAN is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. All persons indebted to
the late firm will please make payment to II. ID.
COOPER, WHO will settle all bills against the late
firm. H. D. COOPER
+. MCGHAN
F. McGHAN will still continue the PI IJNBING
AND GAS-FITTlNG, at the old stand, adjoining
the Bank of Washington where he s0licits a call
from all persons desiring work III his line, Is he is
now working at prices that cannot fail to please.
y l6-lw
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U Subscribers who are not served
regularly will please bear with us for a
few Gays longer. We are recognizing
our corps of carriers and will soon have
things so Systematically arranged that
there Will De but few omissions.
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70 Persons in the city of Baltimore
desiring single copies of the Star can pro-
cure them at the Book and Periodical
Depot of William & H. Taylor, Sun Iron
Building, Baltimore street.
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Tho Brieklayers.

The strike of the bricklayers recently
engaged on the extension of the Capitol is
destined to create excitement among us
in these dull times. These men are ne
cessarily employed but for eight months
in the year Consequently, they are fair
" entitled to excellent wages when so
employed. We trust that in considering
their application, the Government will re-
collect this fact; as well as that Congress,
in view of the extremely high prices of
living here of late, deemed it just and
proper to raise the wages of nearly all
others employed in the public service IN
Washington some twenty per cent. We
conceive their determination to march in
procession to the Presidents House to
present their petition unfortunate, and
trust that they will reconsider it; simply
sending up their committee, and march
ing elsewhere. .',...... ........ .-.,.
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NEW PAINT AND OIL STORE

f1NliE Undersigned, e. ;. WHIIrrEsEf has opcnrs
Il Store on the eGst side Of Seventh street, be
tween Louisiana avenue and street for the sale az
PAINTS, OILS. WINDOW GLASS, BRUSHES,
LAMPS. CAMPHlNE, &c Having purchased the
entire stock for cash, great Inducements Will be of
tered TO those desiring goods m nv line.
All goods delivered free of charge IN any parr of
the city. e. : WHITTL ESFY
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FOR RENT.

Ga 4 fine, commodions ryo-storv and basement
Iii BRICK DWELLING, corner Of PennsyIyans
avenue aud 2Jih street. near Georgetown, 81 feet
front, with hnc yard extending back 10 the street
IN the rear, thus having the advantage OF fronts
and also a pump - the yard; is now offered ror
rentupOn reasonat. 'eIm> The house was formerly
occupied lay Sec" ~ Forsyth. Apply 10 HENRY
NEWMAN. on u" promises. ~ l4-2w
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CoIlcc,or'- Once. July ne. 1853.

NOTICE To TAN DEDUCTION
~ FOR PROMPT PAYMENT.-Noticc Is here
by gwen that the Taxes for the wear 1853 are now
due, and payable NJ this office; and thar dcduc-
ton often per cent. Is allowed by law for the cur
rent year, If paid before the 3lr of August en-
SUING X. !. ROCHE,
li-POtd ('aIlac,ar
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TO THE LADIES

81 received supply Of Luhin's Permery, OK
- Marrow Pomade, Superior Cologne. Bav Rum.
lndellble Ink, Hair Dye, Lily White. Hair \ Tooth
Brushes, Sleeve Protectors for LADIES' Dresses &c,
and for sale low for cash, al LAMMOND'S,
~ li-eo3t eth street door below r
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q The Erening Star having double
the circulation of any daily paper publish
ed in Washington, is consequently by
far the best advertising medium in the
District. Business men should bear this
fact in mind.
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Having .oId on, m, entire bu.;n,..

10 Mr. & 5. Nhttlesey, and gone ms EMPLOY
cheeriuly recommend HIM 10 INV friends and cllsio-
mers for their patronage for whatever they NAV wish
IN his line of business; knowing whatever orders
they may furnish HIM with will bp PROMPTLY attend
ed TO, and of the very best material
iy l.5-rolw AHAT(-U Tu
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u Joe Shillington receives all the new
Books and Newspapers as fast as published
He is agent for Harper's and all the other
Magazines and our readers will always find n
large and good assortment of Blank Books and
Stationery at his Bookstore, Odeon building,
corner of Al street and Penn. avenue. feb I
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Root. Wonderful Daguerreo,xne,

Go to RooT'S, No matter whether
1t be clear or cloudy weather.
Still, with equal truth he traces,
Multitudes Of lovely faces,
Roor's Gallery, Pennsylvania avenue. near
Seventh street mar 81
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u Al a Meeting Of the Board Of Di.
rectors of the Metropolitan Mechanics Insti-
tute, held at their rooms on It'll street, the fol-
lowing resolution was passed
Resofred, That the rooms of the Institute
be opened daily through the week Sundays
excepted from to 10 o'clock p m, and that
the public generally be invited to visit the
same. CHARLES CALVERT,
june l6-t Rec Sec
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NEW MUSIC

X ECElNED This day at the MUSIC DFPDT-
~ Songs-Aumt Harriet Beechd Stowe Nv Old
kentucky Home; T'Other side of Jordan; Tho Viz
glnla Rose Bud, Willie, on the dark blue sea KATY
Darling Yes, us true that thy Katy now Is sleeping
III throw myself away; The Cottage OF INV Mother,
Pc kind TO The Lovd Ones at Home; Lilly Dale, Id,
May, I've something sweet 10 tell you, Sc,
Pieoes-Ihe Last Rose of Summer, with varia by
Wallace; Non Pin MUsta; Shower of Pearls. Wei
ster's Quickstep; Persfer F. Smiths March; Fairy
Polka; Sercnade Polka; Nilanova March Come
ia Scotusche; ThoughtlesS Schotri~che; H,lIotrone
Waltz; Nandalia Waltz; SC.
Bertuni's abridged Instruction Book tor miami
Just received. " F-"-'N'
HlLBCS & HITZ, Penn avenue
; side, doors west of 10Th stree,
-, Owing TO the Increased demand on our
mouse Tor music, we compelled 10 forward o,5ors
from two 10 three times a week
Persons will bear this in mind iyI9
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w The Office Of the Daily Evening Star"
is on the south side Of D street, two doors
west Of 18th street
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hNoTICE.-For the accommodation Of those re-
siding in the eastern pant of the city, the committee
announce that the THOMAS CoLLYER has been en-
gagged and Will land the passengers the Navy Yard.
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PRINTING PRESSES FOR SALE.

TWO Hand PRINTING PRESSES, in good or
der and nearly new. One Washington Pres
Hoes make, Platen 70 by 40 The other i Smith
Press, Platen 81 BY 30.
Terms reasonable. Apply 10 {. F. GREER.
" Att Corner 18Th and X street,,
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~ SOUTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. THIS
S Congregation, pending the completion of their
new church on Seventh street, Usland,) will wor-
ship iii the hall of the Columbia Engine House, at
O'Clock D. H., and III Potomac Hall al O'Clock
Rev. ID. Y. JuNKIN. D. D.. will preach nrNf Sabbath
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~ MEETING or THE YOUNG MEN's CHRIS
6 tian Association will be held OH Monday eve
ming, 18th instant, AT the First Baptist Church. 10th
street, between and F, at Z O'Clock. The public
and particularly all the members of the Association
are desired tu attend.
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70 The result of the vote taken IN
Alexandria on the question Of subscribing
100000 to the Manassas Gap Railroad,
is GIG for and 1856 against. Majority for
the subscription 43O. There is great re-
joicing among the Ale1andrians on &C
count of this favorable result, ~,
We received telegraphic despatch
yesterday announcing the result, but too
late for our paper.
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DAILY EVENING STAR.
WASHINGTON CITY:

SATURDAY AFTERNOON, JULY l6, 1853.
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LR are hereby requested to meet at the Citu HaH.
on MONDAY next, al & O'Clock, a. m, to JON in
the procession IN be formed there. TO proceed from
thence 10 The Mansion of the President.
By order of THE COMMITTEE
Y lE-lf
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~ WORLDS TEMPERANCE CONVENTION. =
~ Delegates Ia the above named Convention, Ia
De held i'll the city of New York. on the 9Th of Sep
ember, will be appointed by the Freemens Sigilant
Total Abstinence Society, on SUNDAY, at { O'Clock
}. M, at Temperance Han.
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~ LECTURE TO fHE YouSG. -REv Mason
~ NOBLE. in continuation of his course of Lee
ures at Island Hall, will, on Sabbath evening, the
lhh instant, AT O'Clock. lecture on ''The import
lnce of Fixed Principles of Actions''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-02

EXTRAORDINARY DAMAGE 81 LIGHTsInG.-On
Saturday evening last. during the severe thuoder
shower, the house OF Mr. Needhsm Nichols Ia Read
ing, was struck by thunderboits and nearly ruined
Those who happened 10 be looking towards the house
when it was struck state that half q dozen bolts de-
seconded upon the house simultaneously and the ap
pearanoe OF the shattered ruin confirms the state
neut. A hole was made in the side of the chmney
and large hole some six feet square was torn in the
roof The lightning spread to all parts of the house
completely SCATTERING II, that it viii have to he
rebuilt Doors were torn from their hinges, windows
smashed. timbers charrcd, and general wreck pre-
vailed everywhere. Mr.. Nichols Was sitting in a
CHAR reading paper Strange to say, although
him was injured, Mr. Nichols himself received no
injury. Mrs. Nichols was lying upon bed, but es-
cared injury. The lightning descended into the
cellar where it punched hole in the wall and es-
capped The house. in its present position, is great
curiosity .--Boston Journal, dug. 81.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MON EY "a An Il II = .
THURSDAY, September l

THURSDAY, September 1-5 p. n
There was pretty ger ersl improvement in the stock
market TO day and greater activity In those fancies which
have for days past been rather quiet Parker Vein
in better demand this morning. and closed at In
proyenent the opening price. Nicaragua Transit is
firmly maintained In the face Of large transactions Cam
beand Coal was in moderate request at yesterdays quo
tatons but the upward movement has exhausted itself
We have no change 70 report in Erie Harlem. They
are. comparatively, much neglected. Speculation in
sbs, Of them u.s. for the pre- sent, entirely outot the
question StcIpgton appears to DO In demand ut better
prices. We understand that the great Eastern mail will
be again carried this route to Boston Providence
Ac The sales Of Florence and Keyport continue modsr
ate but the market value of tho stosh steadily pre-
ciatDg The company are, learn, progressing rapidly
in their Improvements. There large sales Of NcCul
loch TO Gay at slight advance. In railroad bonds va
notice activity, without any advance In pri ,ss.
Bank stocks duh. Quotations current at this first
board Cay, compared with those ruling at the Gloss
yesterday show advance in Florence and Keypor Of
Il per cent; Parker yein 81 Stonipgton Railroad and
decline in Canton Company of Z per cent; Morris Canal
y; Pennsylvania Coal, Il; Nicaragua Transit, % New
York Central Railroad, *. The market after the first
hoard firm ut quotations.
The receipts the office OF the Assistant Treasurer Of
this port TO day amounted to Sl62 +09 6ls payments
SO 5l3 OF balance, 50 100, 6e+ D.
We learn that the Atlantic EarL OF Georgia has
culaton In Illinois and other Western States OF abou.
three hundred Thousand doars not dollar OF which
lis secured So far learn the bank has To-
cstion in Geors,hat it is owned BY CAPT, aiiss in this
city and At the Wsst that it has plaza Of redemption,
that is, in fact imaginary thing altogether The
bank started upon principle similar to that prac
sed in New Jersey by Wall street capitalists in forming
banks under the free banking law of that State The L.
gs]ature Of New Jersey have oxpunged all these shaun
banks snd they have been closed up certain class of
uanciers using the State of Georgia in the
way and 1t is due to the country at large that stop
should at be put to It. If Gov. Cobb of Georgia
looks quietly and the community saddied with
paper currency issued regardless Of the Laws Of that
State he guilty Of great derecon Of duty and Is not
the took him to b. His attention has been here
toore particularly drawn TO this matter. and the public
are anxiousy waiting for decided official movement
Mr. Draper's regular weekly sale of stocks will take
piece at the Merchants Exchange to morrow-FHday-
at I2l, o'cosk Some very desirable secures viii b
offered among which some Fire Insurance stocks.
The total coinage Of the United States Mint Phadel
dephia the LIST Of January to the LIST of September,
1885, and for the tame time last year. has been
pexed -
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SUICIDE or WOMAN IN Sr. LOUIS. Mrs. Mary
Miller, wiz OF steamboat cook named Louis Miller,
committed suicide in this city last evening. The
deceased and her husband boarded with Miss
Baker, at her house, No. 276 North Second street.
About two o'clock yesterday Afternoon she went
to Broode's drug store, on the corner OF Morgan
and Third streets, and purchased quality Of ar
senic. As she was returning home from the store
che net an acquaintance a man named Little, and
told him she had procured arsenic for the purpose
OF killing herself, and that she was determined Co
die, because she was illused by her husband Lit.
tie, fearing snch result, "a her manner was very
earnest, wrote note immediately TO Mis- Baker,
detailing his converse ton with Mrs. Miller, and
stated her threat. She received the note aud read
it to Mrs. Miller who had returned to her boarding
house in the time, and asked her f it was true
that she had purchased arsenic to kill herself,
which was denied by the latter. About four o'clock
she complained that she felt unwel, and went 60 tht
kitchen TO make some Cruel She prepared some,
and drank considerable quantity OF it ! n a few
minutes afterwards the effects Of the poison became
apparent, and the remaining boardeIs sent or for a
physician. When the medical attendant arrived,
she firmly refused to take any medicine or a1tidoio
which be proiiered, and died in short time. she
was ouy eighteen years OF age, and had ncen mar.
ried q year aud hslf-St Louls NeWs, Dig. %.
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The amount Of gold and gold dust from California
tered per manfests at the Custom House Of this port
during the month Of August, $3,95S 9l2, against
81 $685. s3s for the month in 1862 and s. lo5 $50
tor the same month in 1851.
The Camden and Atlantic Railroad Of New Jersey has
completed ten miles Of its road to Haddonfed aud it
expected that the whole line will be finished BY the mid
die Of December next The stock subscriptions having
been filed FAR the Board OF Directors wished they
have decided upon the Issue Of three hundred thousand
dollars Of mortgage bonds for completing the
for the iron rails and equipments of the road,
nesting Of citizens held at Savannah on Tues
day at which a subscription of million autho-
r1sd in behalf of the Savannah and Gulf Railroad Two
agents appointed to go to Europe to raise portion
Of the money for the construction OF the road.
Tire annexed statement exhibits the condition Of the
Bank Il The State Of Missouri according to Official 10
port made ON the morning of the 3oth Juns 1853
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. cousequsrss the contingent fund has fallen to Soi o
FRI 100000 We notice there I'm al Siu.I asoa n
the Illinois Bank funds nearly $40 CO., tho suosnt on
hand being nov about f42, 000
The foliosins will show the condition Of tas p-sssa
SUSPENDED debt Of the mother bank aad brauchss Sy
which IL win tt ut the condition u the unohse
bank in this respect compares very fsyoraby with ID
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EIRrketd.

BATAVIA June % Freight has downward tendency
On account OF the arrival Of several vessels seeking 1t
SO II for rice and "a 10 for sugar. to the continent il
the ruling rate Dollars worth from e. 10 to If 80
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to sneak when the esprit" moves. He reprcsects
all the new lights in person. aad is vsrt sulariy
enthusiastic in regard to spirit rappings, atheism
iacobinism, vegetafiaBisIn, wOmau's rightsisn and
other pleasing fancies OF that sort.
Mr.. WHEATON, nominated En0ch Marks Of Camii-
lus Onondaga county, as President Of the
PRO iempore, and Sanford Il. Church, OF Madi son
and Monroe Bry ant, OF New York as secretaries PRO
hmpore, which nominations were ratified by the
meeting.
Some time was occupied in collecting the creden
uas OF delegates, which was rather unleoe ssary
work, as bandbils had been posted about the
streets inviting everybody to come up and meet
with the brethren on this occasion.
On motion. MessTs. Fogg Of Monroe; Soule, Of
Onondaga; CushInan, of Otsego; Snow, Of Madi-
SOP; and Griffin of Albany. were appointed con-
mttee to report list of officers for the permanent
organization OF the convention.
After this there wasan omn0us silence, which re-
manned uibroken until delegate, who was proba-
bly, from one of the back counties" and evidently
hungry, moved an adjournment for dinner.
Nobody seconded this motion, when
Mr.. HALE, Of New York. moved that committee
of five be appointed to draft address and resoiu-
tions expressive of the sense of the convention
After some opposition from delegate who want
ed larger committee Mr.. Hale's motion was car
ried, and the chair appointed Messrs Hale, of New
York. Church, Of Madison; Shelton, OF Monroe;
Hugh Smith. of Jefferson; and Bronson, OF Wyo-
ming.
The convention then adjourned until two O'Clock
and the committee resolutions had meeting
The only dispute likely to arise is upon the Maine
LIQUOR law.
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TuE RooHEsrrB RAFfvRs.~-A national CONVEX.
ton az tho spirit Iap-~ md me3i ms win CONF
mence to-day at. Rochester. and c9ntUlo tcr -hTec
Sass. UT.at Tins. are s1p.:..a.
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SDo -
Z. G Nsury, Washington,
Nsmme +. Maury, do.
4. s. Haines, Cincinnati,
w. d. MAttice, Canada.
Dln Pratt aad lady, Cln'ti,
Miss Fila Kirby, do.
N. T. Beers, New York,
=. Ripley, Jr., Hartford,
s. A. Dsvebs, Charlesto IN,
N. W. Evans, New Jersey,
W II Stevenson, US. NJ,
New York.
W. Elliott, South Carolina ,
Robt. Iauni.z. New York,
VIM. Tildcu, do.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. n. Warren,
Troy,
J J. Hsviland, New York,
A. Johnson. Philadelphia,
John Lambert, do.
W. Z. Johnston, N. s.,Ohio.
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eminent 10 certain Of the demands Of the coonists,
contained in their memorial OF December last.
In the last week OF April. 1000 immigrants we're
landed at Port Phillip Melbourne was oyercrowded,
and many Of the new arrivals were in distressing
condition. approximations were felt for the health
of the city.
The Victoria gold fields continued productive.
The following return gives the quantity OF gold
delivered from the Victoria fields at Melbourne by
tie government aud private escorts, in the first four
mouths 81 the present year -
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Anne lean Vlsito-s In Paris.
Names Of American visiters entered Mt the bank.
ing house of Livingston, Wells Co., Paris, for the
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week ending August IL,
Mr.. Bark sdaie, 81, l. uis,
D. b. Howard, New York.
J. r. Howard. d.
j. A. Rock well, Nor ich,
j. Edwards, New York
w. b Ogden, Chi csgo, H.,
c. B. AcCagg. d.
". Cutting Wilson, N Ycri
Miss A. +. Cutting, do.
A Hamilton, do
II. Is Livingston, 90.
J. A. Ruthsen, do.
J. w. Tucker and faulty,
Arson Downss, Waterbury
I. p, Downes, Hartford Ct
r. Rsvcuel, Charle ton.
r. he Leon, New York,
J. A. yoisin, Jr., do
y. N. Rotch, 90.
S. ThoIne, do
Miss Marry, Washington,
Miss Hei accn, Virginia,
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Making total brought down by escorts Of 24s $50
To this must be added 20,l2l ounces brought
down last week. completing the returns TO the 25th
Max stg the whole amount ~ for April and
London in the present year. at G3 l5s. per ounce,
comes to 60 $50 1858 15s sterling.