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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-24
CITY TRADE REPORT.

Asan-Psarls were armer: The sales embraced absus
It's bbls including pots 1t 81 So and pearls ct % g
BRzADsrurys-Flsur was more sought after and aboat
l2xc: per Dbl dearsr The days sales consisted q
= ossy At
fancy Western, :, s. l2k sX and other s,.a:s
mixed s ssod ''s7ss 3. i.,o;s. 90 "a
81 Corans. q. unsssr.; Mh.ss "a:
sss :; &c. a. per And ruled
fined to small lot Of chsise Gsnsses white at even.
ins 1t 81 81 200 bushels fair Canadian In bond At
81 st. Rye and barley unsltered. There was not
grsat deal doing Il State and wsstsra oats, 81 ga
comprised 50 600 bushs 1t 74c 49, for new and
7Sc . 82c for old Of all kinds
CosrM-Ths market continued arm and the view q
light. We noticed sales of only 200 800 bags Rio at
l2c and 500 mats prime Java at 1bHs.
bales Including for export 1856 home 49, specs
lation, s1s and TO arrive, $500 bales Market Arm.
o. The last sale OF Western live geese was t.
FsUnsses reported Of 500 boxes wet dried bsnsA
small .rs: Of pine .ppss Il s. So cases ~ :s.s !.
o7Xo . TOO; and 10 bbls. currants at leo.
FRncHH.shppers we're Whiting the recsip t Of lsttsa
pool about bushels of engsged ships
bags ct l0d For flour, g. asked and g. 3D. offered
oos V V 49, n t Sosson ~ore ene.goo y
$500. a. ~ I'm ,tt AZ o E M wsc X a.
Us M ~ .~sse1 .vs' - HHEo spout Avvvv
To $780, ~ - nno yt - 1.c nour w. :. -
- aos a. ooo hsi 20 LIZ 20 o.. sou ~ 1on -
nroyisons - hs Thars van NJ chano. =; 49, s ~
su;s s;h o. s T va No onasse ~ lssss Ior ~
,uant D''A i"As01 AoA oS'' ~ wv p'f low mes01S
Wv -ov,,c % ~. .,o,;r. :, u.x,.., -. ~. MA,
to dav vers made ~ TO- 4ss .nd sos spts,s -
10y weie nisue - avo Ioc., anu 89oo sruc!s u
Hop-Nsv vsrs IN modsrst. rs"nsst ~ Az AZ.
rsr ~ "'ie ~ n'ooofss lequcsh - A00' Hhe'
IRos : The market for Scotch n,~ v,s ata.dv AZ ssr
s3s ~ p,orths With sl;rhs ~ Ia s -. - 80
InaTrrr We notice Nc ebsnsa ~ ;r,rort.,.. p-ioas
NAV he ouo,ad nuit. ARM .3th a. ruvsrS ssnds.c~
stock on hand Hsht. receps fsir for IA TSc
HOLIDAYS being close al hand Z Iuht trsds NAV bs
looLsG for ,rt;l ths ..;ddI. - W. 49,
h.rrIo.l I;.ht 80. Or. !. 90 ~ IT,
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100 s8s2a 1859 losal lass $50 a52 1881 1877 900


ALLOWING one third more than the register tonnage
There were 1T the Co ncha Islands our depssture
gusro The Americans far exceeded in amou at OF ton
mage enel list, showing that between the 10Th Of
July and the oath of September, 1858 there had been
loaded loadfrg waiting the r to losd IS
American ships, carrying gross amount OF 81 es2 tons
Other American ships we're daily arriving and they
On the centre bland there may be about 800 900 tons
Of gusno Of the rst quA and 700 900 tons Of the
eond This islsnd worked entirely by Chinamsn they
dig snt Wheel daily about 100 ton Of whisn 100 ap
in the shipping docke. The southern and smallest
isnd has not yet been worked: from its windWar peel
ton, the suAno isinferor, and has no great depth
commission, combating of the Peruvian mister Of
the Interior, with numerous stan Is per enclosed HIST
occupied in surveying the island clerk belonging
had avasd himself OF the permission given to accompany
the commission In fact the notice short for others
to avail Themselves Of the offer. From the plans and
,on and information gathered from those on the islands
conversant with the working am Of opinion that,
would Be- Of Il. su.no "Su pns
or be saleabe in the English market In eight nine
yesra
have the honor TO be- sir, your most obsdient ser.
want FAIRFAX M0REsBY,
Rear Admiral and Commander In Chief
ENCLOSURE IN ADMIRALTY LETTER FROM REAR.
ADMIRAL M0REsBY.
HER MAJnsrs Snip PORTLAND
At Sea Aug. 20, 1858. !
ton the result Of the calculations respecting the amount
Of guano remaining on the Chincha Islands.
The examnationfor cannot call II Sweepstakes by
your order, necessarily exceedingly rough and i'm
perfect both by Of shortnsss Of tins and the
want OF proper instruments, ~ we'll % desire not to
excite observation.
To avoid the possibility Of undertaking the quantity
have estimated at the rate Of forty cubic feet per ton
and have allowed considerable on the measure
mont given by the plans an sections.
In laying this result before you have the honor to
state that, though clan 70 great accuracy made
have no hesitation In pledeug myself that the
here specified II greater than that absolutely roainne
on the isla Ids. Ihavs, no.,
4 eeN 1 kst W. h. HMTOHH, Naval InstxuetDr,
Rear. Admiral Fairfax Morssby, O. b., Is a. -
Con mAadsy In Chief, 10.
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Total -. q, eOo, 900
QUIRKD BY MR. M'INTOsR.
The mechanical engineer In charge Of the EXCAVATION
the northern island told that since he came In
Of $50 feet had bean Cleared into the deep
est cutting, which amounts to 800 600 tons have not
been able 70 ascertain the exact present shipments on
this island, but, judging from the number Of check
clerks laborers the plant Ac may probably be esd
mated at one fourth more than the centre island
n. Kossuth the superintendent of the centre island
having allowed TO his books, have satisfao
ory ascertar cd that his statement of shipping lloo
tons per day II correct.
The details Of the work are-l50 Cinnamon, at Ave
tons per day barrow and ship sh o ct 1856 tons
each day M Kossuth further informed me that, when
he commenced in December 1852 tho rail extended $50
feet from the brow Of the III and that he has OBJ
tanned die tanoe Of $50 feet in direct lire Into the
deepest part Of the cutting. Thr statement, cacu
laton, further proves the foregoing part the amount
Of guaDo from such An excavation would amount to
240 TONS which, in seven months, ct the rate OF
200 tons per day.
COMMISSION OCCUPIED IN SURVEYING THE CHINCHA
ISLANDS
Fl Sensr Minstro de Hacienda d Nicolas Fsrvola, Fl
Senior Corons Mayor do Pasa Dc Juan Corostsrno Men
doza
Fl Senior dputado del Congress, D,xtor Don Manuel
Oreta, Los LArgentos, Mayo de Yugenieroa, Don
FrAncisco Cnas, Don Fsrmin, Atencios, y DON Jose
Ell Yusenieros Civil, Don Carlos Faragust los sub
Yugenisros Don Enrique Oufra Don Manuel Julian San
Martin.
Los ouinioos Don Jose Eion, Don Antonio Ray.
mupdi,
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piles Of CAntos Morris Canal Nicaragua, Cumberland,
Parker ven Long bland and several other fanciss which
never have and probably will one dollar for
their sookhoder held In Wall street. must Ia these dali
times be anything but desirable Millions of dollars are
locked up In these unproducvs securities the interest
which alone must b small item. Investments are
not made stocks with idea Of receiving
dividend, but entirely upon the probability OF finding
some one with more confidence nerve who win
buy at higher prices What prospect there is Of finding
such buyers at present holders judge well a. any
else.
The receipts 1t the ooe Of the Assistant Treasurer 10
day. amounted 70 $751; alO 80; paid $685. se-bsAnes
o. $50, DAT 81.
The Market Bank has declared dividend Of four Per
cont The Metropolitan Bank, dividend OF four Per
oent The Cheshire Railroad Company, dividend Of
two dollars per share on the preferred stock.
The Dauphin and Susqushanna Coal Company has ID
susd proposals. to the stockholders Of the company Tor
temporary loan Of four hundred and twenty Ave thou
sand dollars the term Of tive and three years. 1t
seven per cent per annum payable ssni annually Pro-
posa win bs received ct the office OF the company ~
Beaver street, until the 27th inst.
The circular announcing the late dividend Of i've psr
cent BY the Little Miami Railroad Company, states that
the business Of the year has yielded net profit Of
S62ls2 49, leaving surplus Of ssssss 90 to carry to
the contingent fund after the payment Of the dividend
The privilege Of taking stock for the amount Of the dv
dsnd will expire the LIST Of March, after which pay
nsnt will be made only in cash. Stockholders regis ered
on the New York books Wishing their dividend In STOCK
will notify their wishes to the Treasurer Handy,
Cincinnati who will forward the certificates to this city
by return Of mail.
The receipts OF tho Rome and watsrtown Railroad
Con pany In November 1853 amounted to $Al, 22o 05
against s73 OF for the month last yssrshew
ing an increase Of sl2 e 90 for the month this year
The ANNEXED statement exhibits the quantity and
value Of foreign dry goods entered at this port for
SUMPTION for warehouse and the Withdrawals from ware
house. during the week ending and including Thursday
Dec. "a. 1858 -
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Supply OF Peruvian Guano.

From the shipping aod Mercantile Gazette Dsc 8.
We have favored with copies of the following de
spatchss -ardsd to ths Admiralty by the admiral
msncing the Pacific, containing most interesting and
Important form alton relxtivs to the quantity
the Chincha Islands. l; wi be- that the
quar- slated still available is considerably oder
ha given in the news broaght BY the Pacnc mail just
srr ed The quantity estimated from the nation
made by Mr. Mlntosh naval instructor and forwa dsd
ty the co.nmander in chief in the Pacific is 500 900
present stock t. be rs 900 COO Admiral Morssby howev-
staes the result of his data. in which he says he
has con6dsuce that the Islands will be exhausted Of the
that would pay freight be salesbe in the Eng
hsh market, in eight or nine years.
Great credit is due to Admiral Aoresby for the valus
bs information thus conveyed to tbs government 1t is
accompanied by neatly executed sketches of the island
showing the position and extent Of the deposits which
may no doubt be seen on application to the Admiralty
Subjoined are the despatched
RELATIVE TO TIE QUANTITY OF GUAN0 RETAINING
ON THE CHIN0HA ISLANDS.
PORTLAND, AT SEA, Sept. ., 1853.
SThe enclosures referring to the Chincha Isl ,nds
possibly be acceptable to her Aaestys government
when confidence In Peruvian securities has suffered from
the circumstances which have taken place at Lima
request you win submit them for their lord notice.
have confidence in the data given by Mr. Mntosh, his
education and practical experience being for
correctness From the northern principal island
than onethrd Of the guano has been removed thu
remainder may be divided in three portions and qua
ites;-
First that termed e. glish guano as formerly alone
selectec for the English marker.
Secondly, that exported by foreign ships to America
and elsewhere
Thirdly inferior guano reserved for the coast trade
OF the first quality there remains the north island
about COO tons OF the second about 600
Of inferi about 500, 600 tons.
l have data which report the shipment Of
guapo in 1852 but have that within the
eight months about 800 600 tons of guam, have been
shipped from the nerth island loss OF IL per 90
ours from the rude of its working convey
ance daily oberved in the dense cloud Of puversed qua
NO blow seward and correctly ascersned BY the chip
ping dockets at the centre leland enclose statement
of that shipped in 1850 and 1851
A sTATKArNT OF THE QUANTITIES oP 6uAso EXPORTED FROM
THR CHIyCHA ISLANDS DURING YEARS IS50-lS5l
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FRIDAY, U0c. ZS-0r. -.
The excitement Of yesterday seemed to have subsdsA
to day. and though mining stocks participated in the g.
neral improvement Ut the BreksrI Board this mornne
there little activity ct the mining beard. The Only
sales were 600 North Carolina ct *; and 100 Americas
White Zinc 81 8. PNher Vein held ct sk; Lshigh
Zinc at az; Carroll at 2k Hiwassse at q Manassas a
Il Deep River at X; Phoenix Gold 81 II McCullock atsX:
Gold Hill 1t AZ; Gardiner at y.
The Gardiner Company have erected machine In tAis
city the North river side ct the foot Of Thirty third
street, for the purpose Of crushing They have soa-
aotsd for the delivery Of several hundred tons Of quarts
from mine, the banks OF tho Rappahannock o.
nal about fourteen miles from Fredericksburg and
from The tests already made they entertain most sa..
guias hopes Of the success Of the adventure The
said to be rich; M position will enable it to BE- brought
hhsr all the way By water, and BY the application Of
their machinery the Gardiner people expect to make
Of it than could be made In Virginia.
MINING BOARD, DECEMBER %.
100 shsN. Cop Coo Ak 100 shs N. Cop. reg ~
100 de do......reg AZ 100 do do.....o AZ
100 do. do. ......o AZ 100 d. Am. Zinc. 3
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EkcsFb UI MeBH5 UVer Pr6sSHI lkUIIIEles SZoOru0o
The road hiss cost considerably than original
l. anticipated but the work Of last year performed
under very unfAvorabe circumsa and at greatly ad
yanced priees but after al 1t II yet among the cheapest
roads in the West viii be found ply 70 rsmunsrats
its owners for their outlays 1t will be ssss from the
preceding statement that the company have ample means
their surplus real estate bills receivable &C. TO dis.
charge all their liabilities except the two mortgages Of
$500 coo and $500 ooo leaving inoumbranos Of only
100000 on road completed and in good operation,
costing 81, sss,0s2
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Supreme Court.

NOTICE. Wednesday next, the 18th inst, is the las.
cay FOR fling notes of issue for the general calendar
the Circuit Curt, for the year 1854. An entirely
calendar win be made up for January, and attorneys
requested to file new notes Of issue, In All
the calendar Noes Of Issue 6lsd subsequent to the
iea dar,
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-01-27
CONSTABLE'S SALE.

PY virtue Of Q writ or Fieri Fac ias,
- issued by jns'icsuos the pace, Of
the Srsie Of Marylands d and for 81.
NARY. County, Al the suit OF George c.
Morgan. Trustee Of r. Noran. against the
goo'ls and ci'aitles, lands and tcnelnenis Of
John IL. Moran, aud TO me directed, I
have seized and taken execution, all the
right. title. interest, claim, property and
demand whatsoever, at Law sud in equity,
OF the said John Fl. Moran, in and 10 the
following property, TO wit tract or par.
Gel OF land. lying and being in said coun.
iy called and known as
PART or SOTHORON's DESIRE,
or by whatever name or names the same
may be called, containing 100 acres
more or less
And ! hereby give notice that on
Wednesday, 18th day of February next
bet~een The hours Of 10 A. NJ, and 4
o'clock p. H., will offer nj public sale,
on the premises the atOve described prop.
eriy, so seized aud taken in execution, 10
the highest bidder for cash.
THOMAS L. DAVIS Cons.
January 2U-tH.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-01-27
SHERIrE.s SALE.

DY virtue Of q writ or Vend iioni
- Exponas, issued from St. Mary's
County Circuii Court, and to me directed.
I will expose to sale, at public auction At
81. Joan q. Flower. store in 81. inigoes
District, ~ Saturday the S;h day OF
January 1859 between the hours OF IL
o'clock, \. ~ and 5 O'Clock, r. NJ 10
the highest bidder for cash. the following
property, to wis: A tract or parcel Of
land, called
PART REDEEM AND BROAD Ne cK
or by whatsoever name the same NAV
be called, containing 81 acses, more or
ess also q tract or parcel Of land. called
HAWLEYS MANOR,
containing in all US acres Of land, more
or less, late the property Of William NJ.
Hall, seized and taken in executing n
the suit OF John NJ. Young. use o. Thos
LokST, and a's1 70 satisfy officers fees.
G. |. DURAET, SksriE.
Dee. Oh, 1eSs-M
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-01-27

IN pursuance OF Resolution. adoD,ed
Il a, meeting ofthe Democratic pa rrv
boil in I.eonarh Town in November
1889, the Democratic voters Of each
Election district are notified to meet q, the
usual place Of holding elections, on the
krsi Saturday of February next (being
the STIR Hay), and then and there vnte by
ballot for five delegates TO represent them
in a genera! Convention lpror ided for by
= said resol"tion) 10 Convene in Leona I'd
Town on the second Tuesday in March
nPNt. :.
Polls 10 he opened in each district at
10 O'Clock .. M, aud closed At 4 O'Clock,
p. N.
Between the hour Of 8 o'clock .. m,
anil the opening Of The polls. the member
Of the Democratic party who may be
then present shall select three Of their
number TO act a. Judges of"Iection, (,hey
10 choose necessary clerks).
The Judges upon Counting IN" ballots
shall ~nd certificate Ia the undersigned,
stating tia names OF the FIVE persons
having The largest number or vo,rs.
r. BENZ G.. HARRIS,
Chairman OF Central
..... Committee.
I.ruary 20 1883
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-01-27
FREELAND g. HALL
CRoc ERs & Commission MERcHANrs
Nc. % Light Street Wharf
BALTIMORE.

GRoC ERs & Commission MERcHANTs
Nc. % Light Street Wharf
BALTIMORE.
OFFER for sale on the most reason.
" able terms q choice and fresh Sc.
lected stock Of Groceries, consisting in
part Of
$50 Bags Rio Coffee varions grades.
100 DO Government Java Coffee
- do old white Maracaibo do
go Chests Of Gunpowder Imperial & 7.
Tyson Teas.
80 hlf Chests Oolong & Chuian Black do
so half Boxes double refined Loaf Sugar
IS Barrels Crushed Pulverized g. Clarit
fed do
40 Hhds Porto Rico & Cuba Molassea
5 IIhds family Syrup
so llhds New Orleans, Cuba & Porto
Rice Sugars.
Also q superior assortment OF impor.
ted and domestic liquors, the quality OF
which we guarantee equal to any in our
Market.
Oct. Is. 1881.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-01-27
PrOspccaus for PmhlashlnG
tiae Writings Or
DR. JOHN LOELAND,

"lTH q Portrait Of The Author. and
w Sketch of his Life. Collected
and arranged by the Rev. J. n. AcJil.
ton, A. NJ.
The subscribers have in press, end
will publish early in November, the
writings Of the MILSoRD BARD, consisting
OF Sketches in Prose and Poetry, Moral,
Patriotic, Sentimental Sympathetic and
Humorous.
These sketches are greatly varied,
both - regards subject and styel, and Will
form Q volume Of highly interesting
character.
The Milford Bard was we'll known 90
q writer, having Obtained considerable
distinction in literature BY his contritu.
hons TO various Periodicals. throughout
the country. Many Of The sketches.
drawn from real life and founded upon
we'll known facts, were widely circulated,
and received high communications from
individuals celebrated for literary taae,
a. we'll O. from The press.
Since the death Of the Bard the
subscribers have determined TO present
his works in an embedied form to sha
public. They have been collected end
arranged Tor the purpose By gentleman
who wss familiar with his history and
character, during his life. and who
assisted him in the arrangement and
publication of former volume. Many
| Of the pieces have been writtec aimee The
| former volume was issued. and are among
the best and most interesting Of his pro.
| ductions.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-01-27

nj Office is hereby given that The
1V subscriber has obtained from the
Orphans Court OF ST. Msry's county in
Mary land. letters Of administration on
the personal estate Of ALExASpER Has.
EINs, late Of said county deceased. All
persons having elaine against the said
deceased are hereby warned 10 exhibit
the same, with the voucher. thereof to
the subscriber, on or before the 2sih day
OF November next Otherwise, they may
be excluded by law from all benefit oil
The said estate. Given under my hand
this 2s,h day Of November, 1852.
ROBERT N. HENNING Admr.
November As, 1852.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-01-27
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St. Mary's beacon., 1853-01-27
CONST\Hl.I:'S SALE.

10y virlu~ "f 'hr-~ wrts Of V-nditiori
ID E>p"uas, ISSUED bv a Justice Of
P.arc al III" state "f MARYLAND, in and
f,r Snlui Nary .mIniv, and fn IN" d..
r"r'rd. will Expose Ia sale al public
sm-:"n, up"n the premises, an Wednes
dA,. the 18th dav nf February. h"twrrn
III" i.nnr~ At 10 \ VI and y II for
cash. a~iract or pa re 1T Inni called
PART GE SOTHORON' s DESIRE.
or nv whatever n.",e Inc Same NAV he
k'.A,n. t'"u'si"irl:' nns hundred 4nd six,,
.",... ave ~ lss> Ia" the property of
) - t.. Moran. ,-:z.d ard taken IN ex.
c..,',..r, a. 'it *ri' 50 l.i>aia:; Moran.
''InWAS L. DAVIS, Constable.
I,n 2,.--ls.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-01-27
L \ NDON AGA MY.
MILITARY INSTITUTE.
JOHN z. JON Rs, Principal.

TilIS institution, d"lghifulIy situated
- near Urhana, Fred- rick coun.v
Mi, tire" miles from the Tgamsvii.-
depot Of the Baltimore aud Ohio Rail
Roa1, and Immediately on the Stage ROAD
leading from Washington city /" Fre.ler.
lex, iS now in full operation. The locat
tim is Prossrhia'lv h~alIhy-ihe buildings
cornmo'linns, and the rooms large and
comfortable. The c"urse OF studies em
braces lh~ Encli.h, Latin, Greek, French,
Spanish and German languages. Malhe.
mAiics, Natural and Moral philo>oyhy.
The military exercises do not interfere
with The academic duties.
TERAs.-For boa rd. tuition, washing.
fuel lights. and servants attendance
S 90 for The session Of ten months.
Circulars containing particulars NAV
he had on application TO The Principal Al
Urhana. Frederick county. Nd. IL
Dec. 23d.-ot. aw
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-01-27

LATE OF UPPER MARLBORO MD.
WILL give prompt and special At
w ien,ion to the prosecution and
collection Of all Land Claims g. others
IN favor OF those who served in the wars
OF the United States or their heirs al law
lie may be- seen from 0 to p. M. q,
the Office of J. u. Carlisle, ESQ.,, opposite
City Hall or any other time al tho resi-
dcnce of his father DR.. James Harper on
F. Stree; between Is g. IL South side
All communications (prepaid) attended
10. Nov. II, lS52.-6.n.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-01-27
GEORGE SLATER.

Or THE LATE FiRM OF GlLMoRx O. SLATHR,
Wholesale q roee ~ and Commission Merchants.
No. 10 Commercial street,
dogs to inform his friends in Leon.
- ard Town and St. Mary's county
that he will continue at the old stand
where he will feel mos, happy in attend
ing TO whatever orders they may please
favor him with.
Baltimore, Sept. Is, 1851.