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The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-06-16

IreasuerS office June lst 1858.
I r. II. Cuny,
Treasurer.
From which exhibit you will perceive 1st
that the collector of Parish Taxes has not
complied fully with the law relative to Tax
Collectors. Having only paid into the
Treasury the sum Of $l7s7 81, when he
should have paid the sum of s265O O24
which said sum is one ! of the Parish Tax
of 1857: for which apparent neglect, your
Treasurer deems the Collector excusable for
the following reasons:
LIST, That he only qualified as Collector of
Parish Tax on the day of April 1853,
since which time he has been prevented from
collecting taxes, owing to the high stage Of
the waters in the swamp or low land portions
Of the Parish and it is in such portions of
our Parish that the largest proportion Of
Taxes are paid, and it comes within the
knowledge Of your Reporter that no effort
has been spared to collect Taxes in the other
portions Of the Parish. You will further
perceive that as the Collector has failed to
comply with the law, have not in my ac-
count credited him with any commissions.
Iwould respectfully suggest to your hon
orable body that in making appropriations,
you do not 90 beyond the amount Of the es-
innate hereto annexed as no provision there
in has been made for amount Taxes due by
Delinquents, which will probably amount to
$500 90 which would only leave balance
due the Parish on the 1st January 1859 of
$772 40, and that only provide that all
sums due the parish were paid, which is not
likely to be the case. Trusting that the above
account may be adopted with the accom-
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-06-16
ReDort on License.

Report Oh License. y
The special committee of three appointed
on the application Of the parish tax collec'
tor relative to Licenses on trades and pro-
fessons in the town of Harrisonburg, made
the following majority report.
1--WE recommend that the tax collector
be directed to proeoad TO collect aaid L,osn-
ses by Law at the expense Of the parish
Samuel S. Bowman.
Isaac Ford,
Dr.. Hendry submitted minority report
| in substance that by the act of incorporation
of the town, persons exercising trades pro-
fessions &C., were exempt from taxing out
Parish License.
The question being put. The majority
report prevailed and the tax collector was
directed to proceed to their collection.
Leyee Districts.
An ordinance was drawn up and submit
ted 10 the Jury laying off certain portions OF
the Parish into Levee Districts, on motion,
the same was laid over until the next meet
ing and ordered to be printed.
(see Statutes Of 1852 and 1858, relative to roads
and Levees.)
The Legislature of the State, having gran
ted full and unlimited power to the Police
jury Of the Parish Of Catahoula to construct
and build all necessary levees with authority
to enforce fines and penalties for the prose-
cuion of said levees therefore.
Be it ordained by the Police Jury Of the
Parish of Catahoula, that, the first levee
ward be established on the south side Of
Little River from Cypress Bayou to the
mouth of said river at Black river and thence
down the same to the'front Of Mrs. s. Carrots
residence, and .bat all the slaves therein
Of both sexes over the age of IA and under
The ago Of so years, shall be subject to levee
duty.
That the Second Levee ward shall begin
at the termination Of the first in front of Mrs.
S. CARROTS residence aud extend down
Black River TO Mrs. s. A. Parhams upper
line, thence along said upper line across the
bend of said river to Ebenezer Williams
plantation on Black River, thence down
Black River to Island Bayou; and that all
Il the slaves therein OF both sexes and ages a.
in the first ward, shall be subject to leves
duty.
That the Third levee ward shall begin at
the termin alton Of the second at Island
Bayou, and extend 10 the mouth of the River
embracing all the bends, and that all the
slaves therein of both sexes and ages, Ms in
the lst and 2nd, levee wards, shall be subject
to levee duty.
The fourth Levee ward shall begin at, or
near the dwelling at Alex. Boyds Tiger
Bayou plantation, thence down the highest
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-06-16

looked upon the,imple and childish vir.
tues of yeracity and honesty as the root OF
all that is sublime character. Speak as
you think, be what pu are, pay your debts
Of all kinds.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-06-16

On motion said report was received and
adopted, except as regards the petition No 2
Of j. L Chapman which was laid over until
he next meeting.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-06-16
name Of the sheriff, David Felp's claim is
rejected in all its parts and clauses.
Signed NJ. Collins.

name Of the sheriff, David Felp's claim
rejected in all its parts and clauses.
Signed NJ. Collins.
A. +. Hsndry.
WIN. S. Prichard.
On motion said report was received an,
adopted
Committee on Finance.
To the Hon. Police Jury of Catahoul:
Parish.
The undersigned Committee on fuanc,
respectfully report, that we have examined
the 1reasurers report and find the same cor
rect, We have also examined and cancelled
the vouchers accompanying said report
amounting to two thousand six hundred and
seventy seven and 39-l00 dollars.
S. S. Bowman.
S. F. Routh.
N. D. Thompson.
On motion said report was reed. and
adopted.
T'eosurer's Report.
To the Hon. the President and Members
Of the Police Jury of the Parish of Catahou
la, La.
June Session 1853.
The Teasurer of your said Parish begs
leave to report the following as true exhib-
it of the situation of the finances of your
said Parsl for the Fiscal year ending June
LIST 1858.
r. H. euny, Treasurer.
In acct. with
Catahoula Parish, DR..
For amt Of Revenue from Jany.
lst 1858 t. June LIST 1858 s
Bal Tax ofls56 due by F. Robb,
Sheriff. 1912 As
Licences Tx Of 1857 due by F.
Robb, Sherff. 1871 so
Judgment E. A. Kiper, ct al 25O 90
Notes for Etrays. SO 90
Twelve Monhs Bond case of State
vs. Virgins. s5 90
1 the Tax O 1851. 1850 O2a
Dtal $5954 97aa
Amount Received for same time
from F. Robb on acct of Tax
of '56 aid License for 81, $1111 81
Amount Received from J. Q. A.
Taliaferro on acct. Taxes 1857. 1889 81
Total Receipts. 1000 IS
Total Revenues. s5oo4 e7a
Receipts. 1000 IS
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Balance Revenues due Parish. 1854 123
Estimated Expenses of the Parish from
June lst 1853, until January lst 1850.
For Grand and Petit Jurors. $500 90
,, Fblice Jurors. $50 90
:, Clerk of Police Jury. IS 90
>, Tteasurers Salary. rs 90
:, Printers Bill. rs 90
>, Sheriff for ex officio services. so 90
>, Cerk Dist. Court for ,, >, 300
>, Sheriff for holding Elections. rs 90
>, Serving Ordinances &c. SO OG
. lldigents appropriation. 800 90
>, Outstanding Liabilities. $50 90
=, Collectors COM on Tax Of 1851. 500 90
,, Contingent expenses and spe-
cial appropriations. 1900 90
Total Expenses. 1926 90
Estimated Revenues for the same period
as above.
Balauce Tax Of 1857. $3.50 90
Licenses >, :, 1853. SS1 so
Ferries >, , =, 61O 90
Judgment vs. Mrs. +. A. Kipcr, ,etal. $50 90
&, A. X. Mcdonald. 6OOO
Twelve months bond case State vs.
Wiggins IS 90
Total Revenues. s5591 40
Recopitulation.
Total Revenues for year 1853. s5s97 40
,, EXPENSES d, , , 1925 90
Bal due Parish on 1st Janv 1859. ll72 40
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sAIFs AT AUG TtoS.
FRIDAY, May li-P. ".

Tie stock market extremely well sustained TO-
dsy. but less active for speculative descriptions
Movements at the First Board were slow and dragging,
indicating quite much strength in the undertone "a
heretofore reported but displaying in the various lead
ing stocks the apathetc feeling, and superhciaIy
the same tendency TO sagnan. CONDITION OF business
Rene ath the surface however we fed very suosin'
tal support TO prices in the ndisposton OF people to
sell and in the scarcity Of cssh stock 10 the street
New.York Central very steady but inactive, vary
ine but shily during the call from prices at the close
Of Yesterday Several Of the leading Directors are on
the ground at the scene Of the late disaster, and We
understand settlements Of the claims Of about one half
Of those injured have already been made. 1t is esti-
msted that the entire loss by the disaster will not
exceed 100000, and some parties place it as
low as $4,000 Ere opened al 2is, but
WAS subjected to smart attack from
The bears and went TO 24t the call, though up agan
70 o4I Immediately after the adjournment. The earn
iprs in April a. per statement below were sl9 600 in
advance of the corresponding month of last yesr. The
r,c,s in Nav thus far are $4,000 in excess of tie
same time in 1857. Hudson River was very strong,
and the stock taken up freely q. quotations, wthcuan any
marie demonstration in lis favor The operations IN
Michigan Southern common aud preferred stocks were
rot jupoitani and both stocks were fraction lower
Ire Directors of this rosd continue IN session
bu, have developed no particular plan OF
acton as yet. Reading was inactive, without
chan re in quotations The most prominent iea'1re OF
the day in share transactions was decided decline IN
Pacific Mail Steamship Company, which from oS yes
.erdsy wen, TO Go, and between the Boards TO t0i
fsl Of 81 2 cent This depressoo is partly attributed
10 the unfsvorsbe construction psced upon the report
just issued and partly TO the movement in the Cantor
liza Legislature in aid Of the establishment OF nval
Inc OF steamss. Toledo held very even qufahon''
closing the call 8; decline Of !, Rock Island was
hrm, with upon tee whole an improving tendency we
have no recent accounts Of the business Of this rosi
oni tie friends count upoa a y cent dividend 10
oc'pter As almost certain. Galena was steady bat
Suiseted no especial attention. AT the sfternoeC
session The market underwent bu, a slight change 10
any a the prominent stocks but the tone was rather
finer IN majority OF tn. stocks quoted Pacific
Mai rallied partially from the decline OF the morning
and was in demand q, e. a, the close. The purchases
OF Illinois Central were, We upiers.sni on f,re;gn
account and the sses doubt were on short aeeoun,
here-a striking evidence OF the difference Of
opinion on opposite sides of the Atlantic. The
rsde in bonds 10; sIsrsive. Ice larre.. oper.
! ,crs we're ID NJ Ct gsn Cerual y cents q 1886
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p.eL. were :, .es en-, % Ss.s viii

=. 20 q. --crs were soe,m mots.ed With
sss": az. &. i's ss sss
Is ne neo.J eiIs o'sn To. ccn'; me Ina ma
ricits il the City Of New York, to tsaua Ell
,es.sn Of s.dnp uPor Tie i.and and = r
eD,ior Of protective force render sPpss fl' al
s sfG ra,roImsn absolutely neoe':uy ~. ..v.-.
" az Too etendsS be properly s.rds BY 'nss g~5o 1ss1
shs !. IL sct to limited force under command
.an sI:e the TsSs.' ' Ss.s 1a The neee pIo
,te EpIcy.msn OF .Ts1on Of W.Ts. =. r.-ed in
similar are made regard 70 vaOu' sta.o1
,h Of ,be ssioners of Police in previous com
nunca,ion II expect faithful and ehscIve sefT nun
ne, >. s, comfortable and b6 ting seeomnods ions tor
thsm while in c,charie Of their respoHTbe pubs aIt
The River Police have accomplished al thai coma pe @
from her very limited nun @ AID 70 be effective he =
should be ncs.,ed srpnd b5 10 is ses nSole your
u,s Of ,. =, .o,,,.u,,r, IN. ,,oi con
an 81 he oce and pstrolmen of ;be Metroyoii.n P9oe
some dern of duy have 61oaIre S "h B Of
Con- 1oneis Weekly drills Of III. men are pr9casios
effect and the tSOd Sp1 s.1e sses the
en anG them az efficient protection the CRY il case
D.Iss The my n,: .ssS ssas
In case reasonable neres,e Of our io,.e W.
RSs protection e 60 S pd Eesb
frequently committed and the pi are ' s o p,
70 csp,r. would bu, the frequency and number OF store
len unsecured and which repo,ed-snd especially w2q
how ARE by bolts or o.her fast"nings wh
no reached or removed by the nssniou. conrvsuce Of
burglars from the outside Of budre the cause Of csi. "oua
in many be removed - 49,. u.;a
Ordinary l9cks and key afford bat little security against mid
night depredsoYs While the keynppers fscia,e al
mo dweI and places Of business en- ordnsry inside bolt s
,sord the only proecti9D e'pesy in regard TO the
@gsiH~ss 49,.
msy sads 70 h ,ienfc.n, fact ;ha by the ,eiarr mat ~
or.y this appears that in the City OF ou'
II he whole number Of prons arrested S55 were Of r.s
osn aran., s44 naive ard that in BrooEyn Out OF
OF prs tesed $50 were foreign tith and o" bN'
a. H. limited Siats.
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Trpp,B1r MURDER BY NEGROEs.-A letter dated
Centre Village Charlton County, Gs May ., 1913,
ssys: A dreadful murder has just taken place here
Tie victim was Mr.. Henry II. Jones, who has Jas
been murdered in fghtfu manner ny the negroes OF
Dr Ballad Of this place As soon as Jones was found
missing, suspicious arose, and one of the negroes,
named Peter, confessed 10 the murder. He owned TO
his having struck Mr.. Jones the fra. blow, but Gays
that others beside him were equally concerned ihree
others acknowledged helping TO tote carry the body
down 70 the bay, where they dug hole and buried
the bcdy. The three negroes accompanied Mr.. DAVIS
ard others TO the spot where the body was
identified and an inquest was held thereon, after
which il was buried properly yesterday Dr. Ballard
gave bonds in the Of $4,000 for the appearance of
three his negroes TO snswerthe charge Oae has been
,1nf 10 W.resboro Jail. ICor. of The Georgian.
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MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN THE
Nl RICHEST DIADEM
EVER
WORN BY KINGS OR EMPERORS
HAT WHY A BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF HAIR.

WHAT WHY A BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF HAIR
B..u,. II 10 the or sueu God himself provided f0T al
race. Reader although ibe bloom - brightly II
TIE Flowing cheeh The be spaErs the teeth oe
those OF pears bead b~re Of s covering the hair
BE- srled and hriveed hsnh and dry sill. if spin
,l,d with srsy nature than hAf ser eharns
frci WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE. Il Used two o. ,hcs
O.,nept Rad the fowins and Judge The winter Of the
~ Nrw.YOEx April . l.s
Dr. wooD-D-sr Sir: P.rn yOu the ebsss
tons am under 70. The snfe Retention Of ny ss - Il.
rapidly becoming say eu rpon the Application Of yoas
BAR Rss,otstvr soon recovered he Original hoe con
your Rsstorsve wonderful invention quite If,
cscioas 80 ~sl So ssIe-sbls -
Drych ar GwyI.dydctT
WrLsH NrwsP.fhs o'Tier Ne IS Ns.s,a't,}
Prof O. j. wooo-D.a Sir: Some month or rI well. a.,
received tote q your Hair hesuive and my wife
ia. the r.y hair orrpa color her
well my surprise afer NV weeks nA hss performed
s s.s as . ssTi ~ nd ip a.'; the
mend the above Restorative % al
Of such change Of 'seE hair. CHxRLkS GAhDEW.
Prof o. J. woop: With confidence DO I Dend your
since Isus you, HAIR Resorsye hair .nd wssters which
hi.s have lsy grown tsrs and feel
u.rs color /, A.o has relieved me OF ell s.ndr.a and
pleasant itching among p~rsons who pssp.re sey
Prof woop: Abeu, yes my hsr oou1nenoed f.rs
Of and turning tas, beoemins bald snd bad ted
tive IN January few srpaos,isns .ned my hair hnly
bessn I'll OCT .ad tuned bt TO its former color
heh ard ,Fps,,nes md eheerny recommend r. nee 2 Al
medium small The small ho.s half PIT, and retAs or
per bottle tie medium holds least y cent In
p.a . more aSs n rIo ,5 nd .:.. r IS
o: J. WOOD a Co, PrOprs.ors- No 81 Broadway, New
iH Mnis:,s. s. Leei. No
i1S Ssd sy 81 .oIs p1s.f.n AID Fancy GOOd. p,sln
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Markets .Reportcl sy Telegraph.

,r,kLrSroN MAY lSThs sales Of CoTloN to-day wee %"
~, foot 10 SO bales 81 sing a. decline
cIc a. 70 from the hshes; point Nietns FAi. ca led -
Ia, The receipts AL the ports made h-re 70 Cate,
"a 90 hal.s ahs I'D % last wear
S.V.N,H Man lS-The sales Ct it ih- bat
go b.e, market exhibiting dow inward teIieny though
Inc. entirely nominal Receipts Of the wcek $50 bales
,cck $500 bales gu. n.
- oss ii "a; White. ~ lSG : ~. CoKN->aes OF Nhit-
:. so-Si ana Yellow Is G6Sc WHISKY dan q: 9gsitc.
rscrfoxs ,,fy dun Rnk Meats 6.dS.c Bacon, u cs.c
,nd lni lie. Mes Pork Slb
rS,i mi r,s, NAV l4-FLoVR dun with b; lite export
sn.rl Wprar dull Red 81 o5G 81 10 Wake 81 ga
~ Ccs> du; Of 500 bush. yellow .; Tie WHISKY
80. Provisions d pressed
Nav l<-FLoUK sciiy-, eui lower sales q
80 IN, 4. Is tor SGpeihne, Upper Lssr and Oar
S-Sa = fnr nA DO. and Indiana WHEAr open-d steadily
- - anil 4 s. CCS bush A. Toe for Chicsxo Spring
~ 49, Niu,ukes Cub aud SIC Tor Red Ohio. CosN de sat
ir.i oar 10 sa.ss Ot 1900 bush ~ 3. tor pper
~ Ww,AY I. sctiye sies Of SO bb. q; 49, tksISHrs
-. your a. New York L.gE lsPOkrs up 70 noon TO-
80, o. hE. Flur l 90 bush Wheat n 90 bush Corn
- 80 h,.h O,s Canal ENFoErs-sso bis flour, Soeoc
~ Wh..; SOoo bush. Corn and 5000 bush Osa
p.vrco Nav a. II ri oVs s.esty a. 81 ID - FOR
r,,-,cr 70 rs,ra WHEAT lqsc- better sAes 800
~ =, a a. Witt 74dTs for Chicago sprnf-the later
...,cn .r ch-. sAnre. Coss steady; sale. 40 bush
i,o,. lfV..fc O,Ts stise. saes ~ 40 olsh Wesern a.
49, RY, sad BAILEY nominal FREiSErs BY Cxnsl dull
- an Mica to NewYork. L.gE IMPORTS % day - 90
- MA bush Com. q, 900 bush Os,s 80 bush
- 60 Esrosrs: 1900 bb. fl.ur q COO bush. Wnel:
iro ks,A con. TOO bush. oais, 5coo bl'h Barley.
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Police COMMISSIONERS.

TIE Bard Of Police met yesterday afternoon al o,
o'cl,sk, Cen N.Y. il toe chair.
Tne Generals Iperntendert presented his Q I,r;erly
Repsri. he says;
E "a. reurs vii APP that tht force in the CITY Of
NJ Yo, consists q Is capt&ns scing espns ,esests
80 81 doofnen lo2 pStrou-u Ard IA detailed
g., ,ce~. d1.v-mskings eots Of llS men II Will BE- o.
.~ry,s IA. Is u number Constitute e River AID HaIboY
Police.
An 90 made 20 the Proseclog oeefs
on Of he Sabbath and other ordinances Of the Cosoa
srss.r sHscs exhibit efficiency The part Of the pole
ss pes. garter far exceeding that h.s sefeooF.
R~.u manifested By This DeTstmen Tnis ehess coAed
a. with rtrns exa "a ty ne %
.tiye the respective precincts durAs ms -
character Of the ofnses for which The prs
nsy, arrested AID l. s no; the lcs ssyins pt ina
he estimated vAae Of The property Aee-5 haN
49, STOLEN t59o TO- property 70 the value 81 +.A
v.s recovered. and returned 20 fs ughua owoers
Tb< RspoTi Erstify sccoon; "a ae unity
sfhs Metropots Telegraph only in transmitting order %
IN a.co,errs restoring friends their .s'es aud e.
, children their parents - stuts AID 6S rs. eaueen
L. zen 20 Their families BY ,h- police EFe Adei y
49, s,.rum.uisy q he Telegraph The recovery OF 100 sAy
-. and the immediate al parts OF ne cy
dea 6i. intuition counterfeit sil BY which the pdo
- non its su.rd aud ,h-I dissemination grea' MAJ,
are Of ne fruit Of the OF ths
es. EE.,,,1 M josophicA sppsrstss
Rsfarrs Of Depa;y Superintendent Of Broosyp, i
- ~. with force htge snort Of eO the poIce
- Ia, been sqaNs slooe'.i Drus ne P-st 9sAi-.
,.ss aresfs have De- Q mae .hht u e. Si'-'
ofzSs sy,J ~ ATss,sd .ss y'''"S S~s""
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Arrived.

BARK W Chandler Gage Sssss 5h inst r:.r &c u ~ :
yuins SD il CO. with ors. & :. BIN, Wssw ,,ipsr
~ Bs Mary Lowell ofM.hi.. RIO de H.che April q with
Antonio saw an American bak shore miles north Of the
two So1.e on seeI had n5, been long shore. No sts'
given bark lighthouse supposed the crew e nave
e s.. s.i oRn Py%n o% cenfa.o. for
BAH BrOher Chase Giepfaeso' days sugar and ss
Mssonic from Trinid.d for New.Yo,k u days out
ae D's JOY April IS IA. a. lon is .poie whas ,hp
Mediocre of New Orleans so clean had seen no whales
:Ss NV wt rs bot bottom up G os Gsa Ess Rsbor
passed another ysw boat bottom with bottom painted white
nee &c to Scranton T.imsn May s. of Cape Fear spoke
ship Albert GaIsn, fTou New-oieani for Liverpool days
Bark Nora Am.risa lBI.m Frsderich' Bremen 50 days
schr John Cropper Blxon, Virginia days corn 20 I.
scbI W D. Pitts, B:emeu. vhsni, days corn to A. C.
schr May Ellen Houston, Virginia days, to A C
sh B. Coos McDsuiel' Virginia dsy., wood to E Clark
sehr ANGLIA a,rys vrsira day.. umoer 70 o. bues %
shi Mon.ro.e win,ov si.l April q with hemp skins H.
TO sturs., Chairman 4 Co. Leit no Au. vessels
Schr Charles White Derman Richmond days to mier
schr Mary Ann Caroline, Bowen, AeAsndri' days corn
scbr joseph Franklin Bennett, Virginia wood.
n. Sad' stores as. . 6 DiSSis BuTce "
sehI May sieedm.n, Cary, s. Mays, Ca days, naval
Schr John jones Stephenson Bandywne Del days corn
sctr Samuel Goodwin Henderson Milford Del, day.. grain
TO B. ". FoI
schr Samuel Lockwood Carter Camden Del, days grain
90 3 N. Fox.
shr Liberty, White Indian River, Dell "a hOur' grain ID
Moresu Packer.
schr Melbourne, Spesr Ro.kand days line.
Schr Niger, HARDY, Fall River, IN ballast.
Schr IL Faukln Boston 4dsys mdse to Dayton Sps-ne
sbcr B. N Edredge, Snow Virginia days, grain Gray
Willis
Schr r. ~ Price, Ellis Alexandra Days corn.
Schr ID. S,.tson, Charleston days cotton ~ Nc
schf Jane. Nelson Msrstou. Baltimore days coal t
schI Gilman King Wooster, Calais days sth to Smith
Boynton . -
Scbr Thos Jefenon, Kelly, Salem days, mdse 10 . VI
Lewis Co.
schr AM Bray Caeis via New Haven in ballast master
Schr Jane Haskell Calais via New'Hsyen, In baIa',
schr VIM Colyer Chaplin, Portland, Conn. stone.
Schr Dart Palmer, Stanford, Fl Hsverstrsw.
schr Henry Alfred Sawyer, Elizabeth City ~ j., for beS
S:hr John Murphy Elizabeth City for Newburypor-
soop Sarah WAIren Bede, Camden Del, days grain TO
ID. BaTrst-
Steamer wes,cheser Clark Providence. mdse. 70 lssAs
Oden
Steamer Planet Lopez Phlsdelphis, mde 70 y Brggs
Steamer Petrol. Arey. Providence. mdse. 70 l. OielL
BELOW-Bark John Psyson Of Warren, Me from Glen
flefos.
WIND-s4nr.e, N T.; meridian 5. E; sunset, E., aud
light.
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Tie Nssosr. RcpaIlIcGH reports o. Tue ST. Louis
Money market:
The meeting Of the Presidents OF tns oIan:hss OF
=, xbicS .Ir.op has been made, Is reported TO have
- The matter of the redemption OF the
Of n. branches. 10 regard to the resumption OF specie
payments it may be remarked tn@ me sw c.e.Iy
t..rys The hanks WILL We presume, without Q
aeast be psyre speci. demand as early a. the lst
Of rex. month, though, practically, rssump,Sn may
1900. t,II;,y aus in bsrk on the 4ta. were NE.
,s2, ss;.,isctSTly TIE basks s-e dse9ur:ps to the
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ny telegraph.
CHARLESTON Ar. Nay IS brig Avola, from Boston.
Disnssers. &C.

By letters 20 Elwood Waiter, ESQ.
HsvASs NAV THE bark Hudson which sailed from Glen
fegos the 18th Apr for New York with Of losSood
and the reef Cape San Antonio during the
night sh She the reef into deep water but
sked bed and finding she could not be KEEP, free with
and bsDg the air her about three miles in
Lighthouse the Cape The captain gard
taken coastins vessel and arrived here. The bark Gen
Green chartered take what be- saved with
her materials, to NewYork.
sloop name unknown, loaded with fire brick. when ~
Cornwall Hudson River Tuesday afternoon cspiEed IN
squAl. Ore drowned
ScHR SuSK-The vessel sunk with opmssts out Of
water Barnegst the 18th BY orig Joseph Psrk yeste
day from proved be he schI Peeds from Ceuiue
&c; for NswYork The this city not being willing "
furnish any inkrEalou have been informed BY Ar Ell
wood Walter Of the Mercantile Mutual ms Co. that the .ch
wa, om Cienfes Baker master and loaded had
nun into pisht Of 10th vessel unknown the
taken Of and have a PhlsdelphiA