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, 1855-01-20
SheriI's Sale.

pY VIRTUE Of an cSssutiOp v me direetedl by
ID George Gallagher Clerk Il the Q. 8. District
Cowt for the 2dRfifal district in and for the county
Of Thurston, on ajudgmeat rendered the 18th day
Of November, A. D. 1854, in favor OF Samuel Ryder
and against Simpson p Moses, principal and Isaac
WO0d security, for the sum Of seventy five dollars
and costs have levied upon al the right, title and
interest Of Simpson r Moses IN and TO the following
properly, to wits One store house Situated on lot
No.S and block in the town Of Olympic, Thurston
E. Moiler 4 Co.; which said property will cfer for
sale on Saturday, the 10th day Of February, A. D.
1855 to the highest bidder for cash between the hours
Of 10 O'Clock d. m. and O'Clock p. M The sale to
take place at Ensgns corner in the town Of Olympia
x RARRESQN Sherif
, 1855-01-20

NOTICE Is hereby given that letters testamentsry
IN bearing date the 12th December 1854, have been
issued BY the Probate court Of this county in my f.
vOr as Executor Of the late VIM. MeCarty, Of Pacno
county. AL persons, therefore, having clams upon
sach to me within one ekf from nc date 81 laid let
ters and all persons indebted % tp estate ad
upon 10 settle their accounts immediately, 49,
80 GEORGE DAWSON, Executor.
Chinook Pacific Co.. W. T.. Dec. ~, lt64,-4Tl7'
, 1855-01-20
Caution.

A Ii persons are hereby cautioned from purchasing
"A or negotiating for q mortgage for thirteen hun
dred dollars, In two notes. one Tor three hundred dol
lars, and for thousand dollars all bearing the
same date, Of december Is. 1sSa, signed by jesse
Fowler, and made payable to 0rland George. ~ tno
above mortgage and notes were obtained under hlse
pretenses and fraud and want Of cOnsderaton there
fore the payment will not be made. ....'i Z
F7lnI JESSE FOWLER.
Monticello Dc IL 1851. 3Nle mn
, 1855-01-20
N NOTICE

rs Hereby given that letters Of udminstation have
been gTaoted by the probate court Of CoWils cdup
ty. W T. = tho undersigned upon the estate Of iona
than Burbee deceased. late di Lewis county, W 7,
bearing date December llth! 1854. AN perscna hav'
ing claims against said estate requested 70 pre-
sons indebted to said estate arc requested TO make
immediate payment at my Ofaee 10 said county: -
@ BuRBELL, Adm'r
Monticello, W T, Dec II, 1854. - ~ 90 ..
, 1855-01-20
To w. Renton and Daniel
Howard. r4f l..

WHEREAS on the 10Th day Of December, A. D. .
w 1854, the complaint Of John N. Ayers vs.. W.
oc Sf bs o y Mti ar fS KIM IN countv
T., founded on a promissory note dated Sept 2Srd
1884 due ten days after date for the Of SIX hun
lred and cighty-six dollars and ninetyGour cents,
payable 70 plaintiff or order, and signed BY Rcnton
a, Howard. .i.iT i4.,q n y
UpoI said complaint summons was duly issued and
return Of not fonnd" was made thereon by tho
the Hon. Edward Lander, presiding Judge Of the Sd
Judicial district VI Washington Territory, that publ
cstoe thereof 70 made IN Die Pioneef md Demecr4i
new Nsp9pes Pnh'i.ned n olypgI4, ID erld yritcty
will therefore take hotce that uniess you appear and =
plead aptEet prdemqf y eqd cdntsilt peqeiEpd
Il the next regular term Of sAid couft u be held at
Seattle tn ig ectpty % Dhe foutths saiendnESf
APRIL A. D. 1851 sup sosAyNARp
L p Clerk Of U Is. Dst cowtfor K. CIV Far
naDec 3d. 1854. llwI6 - =. ~ =
, 1855-01-20


CARn.--.We, the undcrsi5 5ncd, passengers
Of the steamship Southerner during her
late disastrous passage, feel it to bc our
duty, as well as. . privilege, to express our
entire satisfaction with the course adopted
by Captain T. A. Sampson from the time
we left San Francisco 10 the hour we were
wrecked ,-believn he did all human abil-
ity could 90, to save the ship, and wheh
this could rot be done, succeeded by his
energy in saving the lives Of all on board.
We would also express our commenda-
ton of the prompt and efficient manner in
which John /. Foster, first, and n. j.
BlaiSdcll, Second officer, executed the com
mauds G Capt Sampson, showing them to
be worthy and experienced seamen
To Mr.. james Frecborn, purser, we ten
der our grateful Acknowledgements for many
kind attentions received at his hands.
Particularly would we notice and thank
Mr.. F. Clayton, engineer, and John Harl-
ing assistant engineer, for their seli-sacrif-
cling devotion TO the arduous duties Of their
posts-bcing never offtheir watch for three
days aud three nights.
EspeclalIV WOulu we nouce inc EooC con-
duct Of the entire crew, in their attention
to and obedience Of orders, conducting not
a little to the comfort as well aS final safety
of all.
And faaliy we would say that we con-
slider il great misfortune that the officers
and crew, possessing the qualifications they
do, should ever have been connected with
SO unscaworlhy a steamer as the Southern
er was when she left San Francisco and
we shall ever remember how much we owe
to their GOODNESS, fidelity and nautical skill
throughout this trying occasion. ''' 20
[Signcd by 81 persons, being the entire
number Of passengers, whose names viii
be found in another portion OF this report.
/ rS- Rev. VA. RolERrs will preach al Olympia ON
Saturday and Sunday, the 2fth and 18th inst.
, 1855-01-20

DY VIRTUE Of anleXecution To- me directed by
ID George Gallagher, Clerk Of the u. S. ,District
Court fGf the "a judicial district Was. Ter held III
and for the county OF Thiuston. on judgment rem.
dered on Monday the 10th day Of November, A. D.,
1854, n favor Of james $. Taylor aud against v. o.
Hough and VIM. Berry for Che sum Of four hundred
and ten dollars and costs have levied upon all the
right, title and Interest of William Berry IN and To
tbe following property, to wit; The undivided one
third part Of certain saw mill situated on AcAs-
ters creek In said connty and known the proper,
" Of the Nsqually Mil Company together with one
lhird interest ip one story and dwelling house
situated nenr said mill-aho the eafddn prodnco And
mprovcnlents adjoining or much thereof a win
fatiAy tile Aforesaid execution and costs; which eaid
property will offer for sale on Monday the l2th day
OF February, A. D. la55, between the honrs OF 10
O'Clock a. H. and o'clock p. In. The sale to take
place the promises 70 the highest bidder for cash.
A. B. BABBES0N, Sheriff
, 1855-01-20
AdminIstratOr's Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that letters Of administer
~ tration baaring date December 18th. 1854, hare
been granted the undersigned by the clerk Of the pro
bate court Of Pierce county, Washington Territory.
upon the estate Of Henry Laboueleer deceased, late
Of said county. All persons having claims Agnlnsl
to the undersigned within one year frem date for
payment; and all persons indebted 10 bad estate are
requested to make immediate payment .tl.la' =
WILLIAM X. MELVILLE, lsI-
frfr4 Adminlstsato.
E.a!,a..-- " n. u Iasa lNIs. - 1.
, 1855-01-20
AdminlsfratOf's sale.

NOTICE l., hereby given that upon an order from
IN Che Prpbate Judge In and for the county Of KingSt
W. r.. will offer at public sale in the town Of se.a ii
atte 10 aAid county, Saturday the Sd day of EeN
q, m and sunset Of the same day lot No. 8 (three)
Id block No. (eight) 10 the town Of Seattle nore.
said a. the property Of the eslate OF H. v. Keith deT
ceased Aoredit OF sixty days will be allowed NTH l
security required by law ll " II t.lI s.saisHd
.s.,,,,, p... ,. s,ssi 4;SSssA AAYSS4ARliR, Ad2r
, 1855-01-20
Notice.

The business Of Pile aud Timber getting Gs hereto
fore carried on by s. ]. Stiles and L. Baleh North
Bay, is this day discontinued Tho business hereafter
will be carried on by s. j. Stiles on his own account
Sd. STILES,
L. BALCH.
Steilacoom, Dec. IS, 1854. 3wls ,,,.
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Mn. WnEY--The steam ship "South-
crner," with the U 8. mails, left San Fran
cisco Dec. 90, touching at Humboldt
Trinidad and Crescent City. The weather
being thick and fogSy, she did not enter
Umpqua, aud arrived off Kilamook on the
morning of the 25th. A heavy swell was
setting in from the west, with frequent
heavy squalls accompanied with rain. 1t
was too thick TO hope o.. being able 10
cross colupbis river bar, 80 the whole dey
was spent making of shore, and this was
done with great difficulty, as the engine
would scarcely 20 over the centre without
the assistance3uf the sails, The ship labor
cd heavily, being rocked by as rough a
swell as ] wish TO see. Shortly after dark
we became aware tLat Capt. Sampson had
given the ship course for Puget Sound.
This was Joyous news to all. The ship had
been making water oil day. but by the
steam pumps she had been kept free. But
few of the passengers were cognizant with
our true situation, although it was plain to
her officers that unless shelter was found,
wo must 70 down. Shortly after dark
something gave way aud the engine stop
ped. e '', ~ s''
Our horrible condition now became ap-
parent by the request Of the Captain Tor
Mt. Freeborn, purser, to form the passen-
gers into baillng gang at the same
time he gave orders for Mr.. Foster, LIST,
and Mr.. Biaisdell, "a oiiicer, to throw over
board the cargo. This was done with
wonderful rapidity. we found not far
from three feet OF water IN the hold, and
being well of shore, unless the steam
pumps we're soon in motion, we must go
down. Throwing over the cargo much
lightened her. Mr.. Clayton, engineer,
soon put the pump at work, and by con-
slant 6ailing the water was kept beloY the
fires. You may well imagine that all
worked well when Their own lives depended
on it. Mrs Barnum, OF Linn City, Ore-
gon, displayed calm, cool bravery un-
common to her sex on trying occasions
! Ike this. She came from sick room, Of
fcred to pass buckets. and continued to
bring hot tea and coffee to the weary du-
ring the night. NJ .r.
Christmas night nj last wore awav and
, 1855-01-20
Dissolution.

The partnershp heretofore existing under the name
and style Of WILSON & HURD is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. F. H. Wilson will settle the busi-
uess Of the late firm.
> Ell. WILSON,
J. X. HURD,
Dec. I5. ls5l-lstf ~.
, 1855-01-20

their cattle on the vacant lands in common
with other settlers which right did not
invest them with fee in these compons,
and ceased as soon as the lands were taken
up for cultivation or their cattle and stock
should be disposed o..
Resolrea, That as good citizcus, and
loyal to our treaty obligations, We shall
use AL cndeayors to have respected the
rights and immunities Of these companies
as thus defined.
On motion Of Mr.. Miles, the meeting
adjourned.
SETH CATIIN, ChmR.
j. w. WMRy, ''''''"'"S'
, 1855-01-20

L*NorE.--Thc name Of Mr.. SrRIcELER,
Of King, was un;utentionally emitted as be
ing member Of the committee, in the pro-
yeeanSs OF the former meeting, published
last weck.-ED.
, 1855-01-20

LIsr OF PASSENGERS r. y. McLaren,
Maj. B. Alvorsl, U. S. A., A. j. Ackley,
Mrs. Barnum, j. H. Chapman, wifi, aud 3
children, }. Laird, wife and . children, j.
A. Young, j. Pond, G. Oppenheimer, j.
Ttcomb, c. II. Door, A. d Co.'S express
mess, j. A. Hardin, G. Moran, n. and
K !Conuelly, j. H. Brewer, J. +. lunson,
Chas. CAREY.
0rTlcERs.-Capt +. A. Sampson James
Freeborn, pnrser j. L. Foster, lst officer;
\. J. Blaisdell, I'd officer; f. Clayton, en-
ginecr Jno. llaring, assistant eng. VIM
Thompson, steward.
CRw.--D. Harris, George Long, J. c.
Kennedy, and James Cain, iremen l..
Paul De Maines, and r. Wilson, coal pass. !;
c. .. Keefe, bar-kceper; S. Farnc, c. Pc
ters, II. Hallinger, Wm. Price, f. Bradley,
John Brown, W. L, Hurlburt, Seamen !;
John Law, and John Martin, cooks; f.
Ninllhullen, +. 0'Bricu, and Il. Mn!lency,
walters. -.
, 1855-01-20

her anchor, gave orders to the engineer to
go ahead on her-engine would not pass
the centre. Orders were given to slip the
chain and LET her go on shore, which was
instantly done. When she drifted upon
the beach orders were then given to cut
away the masts and smoke stack, after
which she remained Comparatively quiet.
At daylight on the morning of 2Tth, sue
cceded in landing all the passengers and
crew safely. About on hour after, the af-
ter-part of the ship broke'in ten thousand
fragments. The three days following it
was blowing perfect hurricane, 9th,
2oth and 29th. On the morniug of the
3Oth, wind and sea having gone down,
Capt. Sampson, with Mr.. Blaisdell, I'd Of
licer, and i've OF the crew, left in boat for
Port Townsend with the intention Of pro-
caring assistance. On the morning of Jan
uary l3ih at 10 A. NJ, thcNsteamer Major
Tompkins, Capt, Hunt, arrived and re-
ceivcd US on board and left at 2, p.M. Ar
rived at Olympia Jan. 10Th, afer having
experienced heavy gales of rain ever since
entering the Sound. Much praise and cred
tits due TO Capt. Hunt, j. II. Scranton ESQ,
Mr.. I. Fuller and all her officers, for the
mauy numerous acts Of kindness we expe-
riencei at their hands, not only procuring
every comforI for us, but actually giving up
their own sleeping apartments-they sleep.
ing on the floor and elsewhere as they
could get a chance, during the whole time
We We're on board.
|, for one, will ever consider myself deep
ly indebted 20 them, and pray God if they
ever should be so unfortunate as to he ship
wrecked, they may meet with the same
Treatment that we have since coming on
board the steamer Major Tompkins."
JAMES FREEBORN,
purscr late s s. Southrruer
, 1855-01-20

60 Rev. WM. Ro1rRrs will preach al Olympia on
Saturday and Sunday the 2fth aud 18th inst.
, 1855-01-20

Dec. l5. le5i.--lstf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-27

Messrs. Clark, Dodge & Co offer for sale $50, 900
of 10 q cent Bonds of the City of Davenport and
County Of Scott Iowa, issued to the Missouri and
Mississippi Railroad Company.
The steamer to- morrow will take a small amount
of foreign Gold and Silver intended for the Cont
nent. The bars ordered from the Assay Odice,
s4O, COO are taken speculation, and have not yet
been bought by shipper.
The Illinois Central Railroad Company have tele-
graph dispatches from Chicago up to to-day, but
they make no mention Of the loss The Dixon Bridge
alluded TO yesterday, and the Company believe the
rumor Of the loss is unfounded.
The Sxpenny Savings Bank has declared divi-
dend Of six y cent. on all sums Of g. and upward TO
$500. and 3 cent all sums exceeding that
amount, which has remained in bank undrawn for
the space Of six months from the let 10 the 18th Of
August last.
The business at the Clearing House, to day, was
small; only sl2, 926 3O7.
The Providence and Worcester Railroad receipts
last year were s3ls,6l6, equally divided between
freight and passengers; the expenses, ss5,,O4 net
earnings, sl3l ,3l2, from which y cent has been
paid to stockholders in dividends, sl0s,5 and
sl623 for interest on bonds The gross receipts OF
1854 were s25 l9s in advance Of those Of 1883. The
road and its equipment have cost 81 ,ssl 224 which
is represented by stock 81, $50, ooo bonds due in
ls6O $500 900, ard floating debt of s5, 5OO to pay
which the road has s27, zoo Of its own stock, and
about SIS, 900 worth Of materials on hand.
The failure of Messr,. Geo. b. Norwood & Co.
was announced to day in consequence of the return
Of bills by the steamer drawn on Messrs. Hehering-
ton & Co, OF London.
The Board OF Directors Of t1e indianapolis and
Belleiontsine Railroad Company, under the provis
ioIs Of law Of the State have resolved to change
the Of the corporation that of the Indianapo
lis Pittsburgh and Cleveland Railroad Company.
The change to take effect from and after the st day
Of February next.
The Express and Banking Company Of Wells
Fargo & Co. have declared a semi annual dividend
of p cent on their capital Of $3.50 OOO on, Of their
earnings for the las, SIX months, leaving Is we
understand, a surplus in the hands OF the Company.
The sectional jealousy of other cities in regard 70
NewYork leads them into the conception Of such
tollits as the following:
:" II S'r Louis would unite with New-0resns and
Baltimore and organize line of steamers 10 FROM
Panama up the Mississippi and Ohio Rivers, and con-
rect with the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad the gold
intended for the interior would 20 a. once 70 the local
banks. II would strengthen them, and thus tend to
render the people of the West independent Of Wallet
and its villainies."
The higher law" would break the Company e.
tablishug such ike Of steamers IN three months.
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DIED..

ARFNTs-On WednetdAy Jam -, after long lines Ste
pben Arents OF the late Thomas Aents OF Negfork City
aged &C years
The friends and relatives respectfully invited attend
his his late residence No $50 Hicks
saektsi Saturday morning al 10 O'clock, without
further IN viaiiOn.
ANDERsON-In Killnty, Conn, Jan. IS. the Rev, VIM.
T. Anderson late editor and proprietor Of The Whaleman re-
Gently published in New Bedford
CO0GEsHALL-At New Hudson, OAKLAND Co. Michigan,
Jan q? Ms Avis b. Coggesha, wife Of Cap Charles Cog
geshaI sged t6 years
HANDJan n. 1855, In Au8garsee, East Hampton, L. l.,
Mulferd Hand aged 80 years.
LUDLUM-At YoIkvile jan Dc 1885, Of cOnE1mption, Mr..
Nehemiah Ludum, aged so years.
The e Of the invited attend the unerA
without ultheT police o'clock M Sunday 18th inst
fro N the esidebce W swel cor Of ct and %
Sarah Brown Pitts daughter Of Caroline NJ Durand and
VIM. A and Sarah Brown sged years. months aud
3days.
Tie friends and sequsirapces Of the family respectfully
nv,6 the funeral from tho Red House. Harlem.
at O'Clock p NJ, without further notice
skINNERln Brooh Ign, the morning OF the 18th inst
Anna wife Of John Simmer and daughter Of Capt. Alb.
rsham Bsneker aged p years II months and IL days
The relatives friends OF the family respectfully
attend her funeral from No 100 Concord Brook
lyp this (Ssiurdsy) afternoon. 27th inst ~ O'Clock.
NATERBERY- At Eltabeihiown. N. J., Jan. 25, 1855,
the Rev. John II. Waterbury, aged 80 years
The funeral will take pee fro the house OF his orotheE
WIN h. Wsterbery No lbs South 5th 81. wllsmsbursh on
sund.y the 18th inst at O'Clock NJ The relatives snd
eos Of the family respectfully invited to attend with
further notice.
wooDRUfF-In Brooklyn .eth inst MIS-. Sarah Parsons
Woodruff, ssed 80 years
The ieI5s Of the family are invited to attend her funeral
the residence Of her SON. Albert Woodruff No lS COluu-
bss sabbath afternoon 2sth mat al II O'clock without
further invitation
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WhalerN.

Arr Honolulu Nov IS ship, Jirsh Perry, L'wIencs. o.
2,o sperm: Nov n o. Warrington, Ed~afds
eco whale geo bone syren Qaeen, L.sey, Is go
whale eco bone; 1sth Hoenls, HunneweE, II mos 80
whs. 600 bone; 18Th Chariot Brown, 10 $50 whale
Dee l. ships Seine Lsnere, Is mos. 80 va 1000
here; "a Phsnix Mercy. IS mos LOO whale 500 booei
Jefferson Williams 10 clean oil shipped BARK George
from leaking It'll. ship TLnoor Roger u mot
80 wb. bone shpp,d r. snip Elizabeth hore Is mos,
le sp., 41o VII, 5000 bone.
ca At DO Nov. a. ship Dover BsbcOct, New London;
2h public Austin Brsmen Alice Frazer, Tsber; India,
ssnsbury ewBsdford; 9Th, Alexander 5yreu. cruise
Light Norton Fsirbsye8 wentose Grs Chile Aoaersoni
CoIclsrDs GEern. crr,e 1sth, A leaneker, Garken,
Bremen Wsshi1 gton Edwards Philip Delaney Pierce
Jsv. Lawrence cruise; Dec Cicero. A.n;hester, cruises
cruse Sarah Swift New Bedford MI Va Lebsse. cruise;
Zsns Nsgsfon New Bsdord North America Bartlett Ne q
London Rssh Fisher. rev Bedford Clsone, Sherman,
cruise home; 9TH Thomas Okerson Tabor cruise 5h,
seine L.nare G. use; Sewark Dickens stonirstoo; IRIS
Harris cruise; It'll, Delaware. Herman cruise.
LAHAiNA-Arr Nov I'd. bark Fanny. Nye New Betfort
IS 600 VII 600 bone "a ships Massachusetts, Nckef-
Nsntgcket 10 20 Wh.; Champion, W.enn9n New.
Bedford Is 80 VII 2th. Gen Teste, (fr R)fstsr.
HAVE - 30 VII 9TH PsDfhson. Hazard, New Bed
ford y go VII Phsnix Mercy. Naetgcket 10
so vb. ca Nov ia Massachusetts George wsshissto
ard Jreh Peuy FOR HonoaG AID Chas Phelps for Ot.hse;
-4h, Milo soule, New bedorc b. det1cOm, WooaofidEs
cruise Arnods Harding euise 81 George Diss do Chan
ttsnpon Edssr,0n cruise bark CSyirgton. Newman. Ia
sAhaans slips Vim Writ Ashty cruise; 36th PbeniI Pen
eletcp cg.se l9h, bark Hoosey Cole cruise and home;
sbips TJtee, Barrier DO. 90 sea. % do
VII 50 sp.. 6,e@ bone; lob ship Champion Waterman ~
Bedford te VII 400 sp, 900 Oons: b.rt Loai.s Gresne
Nes B.dfId. go u eco bone; ship Daniel WOOD Tai.
man New Bedford IA eco VII u 800 bone; 18th ship Copa
fr,ys, New Bedford, 40 VIII 10 go bone; l7,h Phsax
Mercy Ststseket, lt0 VII, Is Geo tcne-
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FRIDAY, Jan. Pep. NJ.

FRIDAY, Jan. Pep. NJ.
There was moderate amour, Of business al the
Stock Board to day, but prices generally were
heavy. A. the Second Board s'me Of the faocie-
,,ere ba-ter and the mako. closed with some firm
ness. Cumberland was to day the buoyant stock,
closing at 3ss. an advance of Y cent Reading
improved on the morning price but closed cent.
lever than yesterday. Erie shows no change.
Harlem IL down 2 cent. Central is We'll sustained.
Hudson River fell off y cent. Nicaragua closed at
Il, a decline Of T. cent The Western Roads are
generally firm. Galens and Chicago was quite
active
In Railroad Bonds the business vas moderate at
about previous prices Efies, 1875, -0i ls7l 1915
1888. s7l; Incomes, 1885, 1862, ~; Illinois Cen
tral. p; New-York Central, g. State Stocks we're
without much change.
The business in Exchange for the steamer to NOR
row has beeu moderate and rates are frner. S'er-
ling 7Ja9l; Francs, 5.lsi aj.l3i The supply OF
commercial bills lie moderate.
In Freehts the transactions are limited. 10 L'V'
erpool Grain is 81 CID, and Flour, 9, without en-
gagemeuts. About 800 boxes Bacon were engaged at
l7l6 500 half chests Tea, Il (; 300 tcs Beef 3 o.
Cotton 3-l6d., &c. To London, 600 bhs. Pork, $40;
$50 tee. Beef s. 1000 bbls. Turpen'ine, 2s, *.
To Hsvre $50 hhds Molasses, &C., aud some Cotton,
Ashes, &c, at previous rates. ohar'sl "-9 'nA -
10 Cork ard market at I'D one from Blrbidoes
TO England at f3 10, and one from West Indies to
New.York at 4Oc for Sugar.
The amount received at the Sub'Treasury WAS
sl2s, 7es paid Sis 40; balance, - $4,000 Pad
from Assay Office, SIS, O93. Included in the amount
received was Sos 500, paid over by the United States
Trust Co., where it had been deposited to aFatthe
result of suit between the United States and Mr..
Collector Maxwell This amount was claimed by Nj.
Ring Surveyor Of this Port rs bis commission on GER
tam seizures. The Court decided against his claim.
Another $500 600 was received from Boston to-day,
and $780, 900 from Philadelphia for the Assay Office
Dir. Albert II. Nicolay will hold special auction
sale of Stocks and Bonds TO morrow, Saturday at
12I o'clock, at the Merchants Exchange.
The imports of Dry Goods continue to show very
large decrease compared with last ye, being for
Ine wecA over -, O,VUV les. The Gsu'os are
No..
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n rus.r. Hsv.us IS days. su-

Brs ormus tef New Bedf,rd) rss.f H,v.Ss - aay. 81
ss- 20 vt-r Experienced heavy weather on ne
Big My.tic new F.h Myysie Coon. dsi, oa.s',i 20
Ne ~resdy Mott Co She is 10 tuns eafden An1 H'e1-e
70 the scuihsrn trad4 ,,,, -. D.,
Big ssa Bureu IsCusyrs IS dAys hdes and ee1ee 10
NJ :. eeusn 4 20. Experiences aesyg sseihef'
5rs Caleb Biufs lof 5sa sol 1oFt, = Ihor = cav
r-ano hiss pa. 81 the 81 i9 -'a At - Ia'ai'
BTsA w,ss, Nul.iaier Georgetown, : c. day' CO.
tor, 4c rnss'er -,,--.-- ID,
esys rAvsi 70 z { Read ~
sebr Eraua Auelh Harding, Boston Gays mdss % '"
Lewis ,.-A..
70 c r. Persa Co "a inst ChncotealHe hesrns '"
2 el pased the wreck OF schooner Of about $50 t1as DOT
tom up ps1tsd green 49,, g.
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sehr J. O. Co'yer Chapman. Boston. mo-e- 70 master,
schr Tu othy Phsgo Csmmer, OsEen, Ia ~ days naFa
stores Barnes, 5.tsusn Rudierow.
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Sev-Or'ells
wINp-sunrise 2 with snow; Msrd.,. =. VIA Taai
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RETURNED-Brg Milton. McEwen hence for Pos'Ai;
Prince havus lo anchor and part Of the cham returned
T. Tepisc them.
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Lower BAY OF bead viad Tbs bgs Coffeo. Gi
in FOR Ar suia sud W. Dugsn. 5srtrn. for Port al
Prince returned Ill, morning and snehors al SlsEtnt ne 10
consequence OF he head nd