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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-07

NARSHAL'S SALE-In virtue af wrIts of
~ herl .acIas issued from the clerks ofios of the
circuit court OF the District of Columbia for the
county OF washington and TO me directed shall
expose TO public sale for front of the Court
house door OF SAID county. on tuesday,, the Ist
day OF June. 1856, at II O'Clock the following de
scTieeu property, to wit, viz: All defendants right
nue. claim, aud interest Ia and to Lots Nos s. and
:; IN Square No 633, In the city of Washington D.
u, together with all and sing liar the Improvement.
thereon seized and levied upon as he properly of
James Cfutchett, and VAL be sold Ia satisfy iuJ
oIa Nos. la, H, z53 25a IA, AID ~ to Ma, fern
ieoS IN f,v1r of w M. L. Lass-he, Jas. &. McGuire
rancis w htatley, IA two cases, Joshua Pierce ana
Judson MITCHELL against Jas. Crutc hstt.
w SELDEN,
Ma e-ts Marshal Tor the District 81 Columbia.
BY 4, GREEN, AUG ioneer.
rHASCERY SALE-By authority ar sacraa
~ OF the Circuit Court of the District of COlum
Dls, passed IN a cause wherein Seldeu, Withsrs n
q. are cofnplaInanrs aud the widow and heirs of
Inc late Mayor Aug A, Nicholson ara defen,iar is
sha sell al auction To the hIsheSt bidder. on
MONDAY The 3lst day of Msy inStsnr, commenc-
lns AT hye O'Clock IN the afternoon the foilowIus
yer, valuable Lots liz tho city Of " q ,hIngton viz
LOT NO. ], Square No. SIS.
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FOX SALE VERY 'HEAP-A nice hue
u AK Nj, less thRn 10 miles from Wh.hlngtnn
on a god road IL may he exchanged for CIR, nr,n
erty; Apply ia III. N. LANSDAIsE, ,t the o'Dtps,
ap e9-lm.
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FOR SALE-A convenient NEW nEGE
HOUSE, ellie lbiy situated, and within a few
minutes walk OF tue several Depsttnienfs. THIS
property wall be sold on sonahlo terms a. ye-r
long credit Will be given PARTON Of me purchase
money. IA. ". IANSDAi.E.
Wood and Coal ard. lsth ST
ap2l-lm snnfh III p. s.e- -.
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n IH SALE ON FIVE YEARS' CRENT-I
L Will sell thst very desirable PROPk6TYrftbs

PANE CHANCE FOR WOOD AND coal,
- DEALERS For rent. iOr ten ears. a vacant
LO upyn IL rear Oh street, ~ by l29 feet, re,riy
opposite the new PfesbyteUSn Church. For terms
appi1 TO W. cHAS III. CRAOlN. GEORGETOWN.
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EOR RENT.-Two HOUSES. byIIt with All INA
modern improvements comforts, and oonvep,-
snces. one furnished. Apply to GEO. W. BRAY
~ SIS. m ~
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II THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED. for
want OF bidders, until FRIDAY, the I'd Of April
next, 1853, same hour and place.
J. ID. HOOVER,
m Cts Marshal for the Distrlot of Coiumhla.
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EOR SALE.-A valuable IA AZ VI, eontsiDta. ga
acres OF land, under a high state OF cultIvaiIon
siuaf co IN rTnce GeoiGe's county, Md about AK
iles rom W ash az ton, On the q ueen .nn's R.ad
ine Improvements CONSIST of a good cotnIort. M,
dwelling, with harm, hue spring, and DAIRY All en-
yehient Ib acres wall lie sold II desired, FCr
iuriher niornai ION apply Ia u 70. w. BRAY n ca,
Prnpertv Agent, No. 9J2 9Th street, between Nj a,d
y streets north. sn 9s-in.s
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y OF the building occupied az an once By &, r
wnIsen, spq ,nmsd,sts,y egpc.,as the Guy Hall,
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ENOR SALE.-A FARM, % mules iTom WASH
lngt0n, containing oGe hundred IA Rlnety A.r. a
tlsbl OF land and hue improvement Tsfms =
credit OF 9 Years, Al wanted Apply 10 GEtI A.
IHoS. PAhhER, Or .. A RytEeT, On the D emu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-07

GRAND ENTERrAINMEsr.-Thed delegates to
the Medical Convention, recently in session in
this city and other friends, were entertained by
Senator Douglas, last evening" at his elegant res
ldenee in this city, with the good taste, genuine
hospitality and lavish profusion for which he
has been so remarkable since commencing to
Keep house In the Federal Metropolis some
hve hundred guests are said to have been pres
ent, all OF whom, doubtless, enjoyed themselv YES
vastly The supper was, as usual. in the Srn,.
Tors mansion, an elegant and recherche affair
the hahdlwoTk OF our enterprsing and skilful
fellow citizen, Potentini.
DTS May and Cornelius Boyle also en-
teI tanned the members of the American Medical
Association last evening
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n IL THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER
fSstP9ned until FRIDAY, the 2ist of May 1858, TO
take place o. the p. euiises Market space dare
town, at o'clock In the afteIn oou.
j. ID HOOVER
maj Is Marshal Tor District of Columbia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-07

=, IL THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER
Postponed, until FRIDAY. the 18th of Msy l85s
same hour and llsoe. '''
]. ID HOOVER
aD SITS Marshal for District of Columbia
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~ hM AND VERY DESIRABLE THREk.
4 SIoHf BRICK DwELLfN6-HOUSE
al AT PR d SAhE The subscriber has for pm
DWELLING HOUSE, with large Back BniIdinTs.
contaInlng eleven rooms, built IN the best mnnneT
ana furnished throughout with al the modern I'M
provements-gas and water. furnace. RANGE &c
&C situated on north VI street. between 9Th aHi
loth streets west, ono door east of 10th street
Terms easy and imm- late possession given
, JAS. 4. McGCiRk,
Ap ~ Anct'r Ani EnIn Mernhnrt
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NEW LEATHER AND FINDING STORE
~ 435 Tenth Street West.
The subscriber, having ope ed store in the above
branch OF business, would respectfully invite shoe
makers IN w ashiagton and the surrounding county
70 call and examine his stock consisting in part OF
YAK and Hemlock Tanned Sole Leather, French
AL al.kin OF avsriety OF make also. American do
lish and French Lastinge, Morocoos, and Balloons
OF every quality and shade.
am determined to ma quick sal es and small pro6ty
Sh9emakefs viii Ind t To their advantage to call
where. i lIaRRAEu Csc
ma S-l5tt 4a5 l0 n &C.,, ~,
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RLACk LACE SHAWI.S& MANTIIJ,AS-
- Just received, n beautiful assortment of Fro ch
Lace MaItillas and Shawls rich Chanti In and Plain
sold cheap for cash. " ~
=, ID An indebted to the late firm of Colley Il
Sears are requested to come forward and settle
their accounts without delay.
]. w. COLLEY
ap 29w SIS 9TH ST., doors north Pa. ave-
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The EXHIBITION To-NIGHr.-Tbe i,,io, cl.sx
Of Columbia College invite the public TO their
exhibition, which opens at the lecture room NJ
the Smithsonian Institution this evening AT ~
O'Clock. Music by Nithers' Band wilt add 10
the entertainment Of the evening.
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WlSHlNG TO DISPOSE OF PART on
w the whole OF my FA2M Il will sell il on very
Ieasonaoe terms. can sell from one TO a thon - nd
acres, and as hne Land as there 10 IN Montgouery
county. Md; or ] would rc,.t the HOUSE with anx
number OF acres attached. for the summ-r months
BENZ but four miles from Georgetown aod IN A
very hee!hy country. NJ IL very desirable locatlop
70 families wishing tO avoid the heat and dust Of
CITY. Any further nfOrmatIuu NAV he ohtsln, a Nv
of lSa street Rnd Pa. avenue ms g.
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TURNPIKE DIFFlcULTY.--This morning, Mr.
Abner Shoemaker was arrested by Odicers Ross
and Zimmerman for cutting down the turnpike
gate OF the Washington and Rockville Turnpike
IoHd He adnIitt 81 the cuttin. down OF the ate
anu gave pail IN 500 for Court, before Justice
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-07

WE CALL the attention Of the public to The bus of
Daniel w ebster, which 10 now ON exhibition in the
ROtunCa of the Capitol. Ii 10 the work of James
McCaun, and his first attempt at sculpture. %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-07

REAL Estate Yesterday, the following lots,
In square S25 were disposed Of by J. C. McGpire
Lot s, to II n. Easily, 81 mills per foot; lot I,
10 John BayDe, cents; lot 6, to p v r. Van
Wyck. 51 cents; lot 5, TO John Bsyne, s Z cents
lot 4, to n. n. Eisby, l2s cents; lot 3, to John
E,Puia' "a cents; lot = to John Baynr, S4 cents;
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kre-r Nav.r- vohi,, Sea- .f u,,,.. , iii,
= NJ Nssis NJ, -. "a n S,,,, = S.a "a % h e'''
II ~ Dn,niI pa,a, Al f,t.i y r, si
Sco- perez- Ma go ~, !, X ~ ~ y Is 3a., s
t " Rail- - sI.,sse ~ 4, pttihhe 80
R1,y 4 Sfssrss- NJ, ~ q. - i,s,sss+, sse ~ "
Ers Tros e. s,rf IT - 1, S,. " ~ 60 s
reamau, PEGS &co-searing Seo-To6y BrosSfeiner--Na
rineanx-E Smith &eo4r Schue--H .chwarze-T ylor Rad
den-TeYlor, Knapp .tcbrirfei a BafesS NJ Todd &co-
Townsend Tonpkns &doP NJ Tourne-J Valentine & NO.
o Netter-WAlkington dcoJ Walker o-E Wheeiock A
col Waterman Bro--T white-J Wright &co-W Woos
ier-C Yale jrJ Conndy &c IF j Hart Eco-and order
NEW YnRK-shin tndsnanssn.at i vahs,er- W . a n
Nag @ & SinrasPP N W., ,S ~ % -. ~
xeo-Flin 4 Jones-e Ranss asiiias p,oao,s wns,haF
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Handsrsan N - ~ y 9aa
decke EeS-samnson 4 saaa, ~ So. y - aoaarsor f
Ter TurneiIi d (iaina' - isain,, pnhh Scorar
pritcnarA
isrJ kcoA WN,,i, 1s Ne'sun
a 9ore = 49, aSo-H IL Duiseu
IA ~ 49,, n " -
- ~ so5eon acu-1 " s1Ahuh ev2A Ia
49,
syiar'n uiI - - ~ Ssesehs 4co-mehsI
49, loesou 4 49, :, ~ seu keo[Irowe q tut
w uarsor III " from" v vel on Sco-neo
,t TO- ~ = uAns Us SEQ llsoA up
Iohn.fon 80 a1sIi.rS 5,-uNsO " ny9uiu -
5srsan ! q S % ~ m
800. - Wri,-h, tf' Coope HAt &son
- rsn,,a,I 49, ANeh lynn .,tlson-h n Nay
80 trtaaial - Lths Sso-oso' fchat1
SchnsiJsrR $780, -. !, HI ~ h9lnes-
Psais ~ N Iin. y ve, a p ~ iSon
a,r,b r. II n 49, 90
Iachsop - - 30 10 - y = oouInn Aeo-s Aoy-N
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NEW oRLxANs oLAssIFIcATIoH.


SUGAR. The market 6rm with sales Of 1000 hhds
Fair to Fully Fair 45S@55e 2 D.
MoLAsSKS Some 1900 1900 bbls sold 149Is<c
for Inferior to Choice and 900 half bbs s22Hc gallon
according to quality.
noticed sales of 500 bbls Ohio and Ind
superhne 81 29s4 80 Tennessee at 81 SIX a65
Fancy at 81 so, aud 100 Extra at So p bbl.
GRAIN. Corn dull with large stock on the levee
and noticed sales OF only 500 White in lots
at 55c eS2 Prime White in three S. 800
Yellow At Soc a buhe OF Wheat 70 Red sold
$780, The sales Of Oats comprised 100 sacks four
or Eve lots 40c $50 at A. and go in two lots 42c v bushe
of Btan so sacks sold 625s and 100 Csc bs
PROVISIONS. Pork in good request with sales Of
about 5000 bb including eO0 800 800 Mess in
lots all at s4 ZIG NJ at ST. 49, and g. bbls Rumps $40 so
. OF Bacon 40 casks Sold including Is Of Should
at 7c, and 81 Of Western Ribbed Sides y .of
Green Meats 40 900 s in bulk sold sac for Shoulders
and &c " for Hams and Sides. and 900 MS 000 poces
about the Lard rather easier with sales Of
2e4 and l04 bbs and iierces Prime sc 50 in lots
1915 60 No. Ga % No. in two lots IS So and s44
kegs at 9 The stock of Pork the Inspection Ware
houses Saturday evening embraced 20 246 bbs Of all
scpons and the stock Of Beef only 800 bbs
COFFEE. The market firm with OF 200 bags
comprising 200 &c. 1910 "a 1857 TO- and $50 sknnings
at Sc % ID.
RoslN... 800 bbs No. sold at So 80 n Dbl.
FREIGHTS. Cotton shipping pretty freely Liver
pool 7l6d Flour IS Cd aud Grain sd Cotton Boston
and New York Nc Flour at $4,000, and Pork 6O975c y bb
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glt@ 0rItans stlanep stlarAtt.

CRESCENT orFIcR, No. 70 Camp street \
Saturday Evening, Jan. So 1857.
aiBess financially and commercially hes favored
since weekly review We have had finest Of
weather. with good receipts Of cotton and sugar large receipts
IT Western produce, and arrivals Of steamboats,
arrivals from Europe reported by telegraph with the
one European mail regular mail from
ces with half dozen scattering then with the
deuda OF increased supply Of money withou however,
reduction IN the rates Of Interest," with regular and
liberal discounts the part Of the banks embracing all the
sad paper iendsred them. with fair purchases Of
cotton steady and demand for sugar and molasses free
sarhae Of Western produce attended the operations Of
Che week closing
finencialy, nothing essential interest up
There has been accumulation Of capital and unemployed
yet holders thereof do inclined yield
seduction In nance which 10 Is owing that
papef heretofore considered below high grade and hst cla
e hlns the vacuum ocesoned by the absence scarcity Of
che former characteristics sequeny buyers when submit
dag 20 reduction Of rates. DO great reluctance
To general position o. banks and community is strong
sioug Eosuapsnanns failures
weeks The specie in vault approaches 900 Co., with very
educed circulation This paid up capital Of the eleven hanks Of
chs city & sixteen Millions and hundred and afty thousand
dollars, with discounts and loans Of ST 60o0 There is not
Asnk yet discounted to The extreme i by Law
The annual report Of the Board VI Currency delivered
che Legislature days since During the coming week il is
expected to be printed The Joint Committee The eeis
nature The Banks their Investigation on Monday
The Money market presented to-day During
<he eeck TIE supply has been increasing without however, any
efe Advantage resulting borrowes and under the large
snsaoas n Western rreaaee the large deliveries have
called ato reusoa heavy Of currency throwing into
Fcuslon Increased money be applied purchases
Al merchandise nnasses, coffee and other STAPLE
aufeez.
Ia dc general wholesale dry goods hardware clothing and
satera branches q trade there has been great improvement
Our uhsies.o dry goods dealers Csc
~ largely in the favorable change, though ths,
sdbafr Igdy trading h good pancnal deseF gvini
e twelve credit for the city paper
Tbs combining their transactions toE the most
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INDIANoLA VIA GALvESrON-Steamshp Mexico
bales cotton to oglesby Macaulay9 John williams ke3
duncan Logan A fully AGO. 7 Harde 6eo21 do TO
keroy & hradford-9 Camden 6col4 . Nelson AGO
II Farley, Jurey Sco-S DIR Morgan-5 Hugely, fair AGO.
Winston Morrison &eo-6baes eOtlonLowe NcReynods &eo
5 Soonen 6eo-2 Edward Male keol9 Henderson Terry
co.'s Il Carter Sco--7 do Persons &eosundres to y
Kelly kco-W 5 Moon--J McClean-A Ryan Seo-E Hart
Geo-James Connolly &coC Tate SeoLew Stern-l25 head
cattle to lmbeau & Mehle-So dot o order.
observation-disclosures Ameriea-ie3 bales cotton to
Tarleton, Whiting 4 fullis--i4 Ache-l3 G % Meteaf
co.'s Wood Low Rogers, Wooda &coToal 9l bales OF
cotton
NEW enthusiastically Philsdelphia-Assoried mdse.
NEW YoRK-Ship Aunawan-Assorted mdse
RoCKLAND-Brig cable--l7i6 casks lime to Creeyy
Farwell.
HAvANA-Brig Brownsvle-S cigars Caballero a
Basuaido3 do Fefriese 6co-t do Hasche-l do Garcia
do Komagossa Ma5 do l. Tngham-S DO 10 boxes do
Guma &eo-l bb do u sehutter-l do pkg mdse
Ringold3 bales SuareElot fruit Pignaa AGO.
NEW Y0Rk-Ship Maid OF Orleans-Assored mdse.
COVINGfON-sehr Sea- Bird-50OOO bricks TO order.
G0VINGMoN-sehr Laafs-Ss0 90 bricks TO order.
TCHEFuNcfA-Sehr Jeune Greole-S0oo bricks to order
PEARL RIvER-sehr IsAbella-sSO00 Il lumber TO order.
BILOXI-Sch BAsiide-35.000 n lumber 10 order.
BILOXI-Schr Endora-5l 900 Il lumber to order.
BILOXI--Schr condor-3l, 900 Fl lnfnber order.
BILoxt-sehr Yankee GAl-sS, 900 n lumber to order.
BILoXI-Sehr Pelioan-3eOoo q lumber to order.
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EXPORTS.

GALVESTON AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Chas Nor
ean-5O -four hhds 400 sacks 200 SKIS malt
l2i bags coffee, 10 casks bacon
bales cotton bbs -four hams 40 bNs candles, 100 boxes
raisins l3 bbs lard oil, pkgs mdse
HAvRE-Bark Robert-2s56 bales cotton AZ bdls hides
LIvERPooL-Bark TRunon-46 bales cotton Co.'s sacks
corn, $3.50
LIvERPoOIs-shp Judah Touro-49i3 bales cotton.
LIvERPooIs-shp J WakeAeld-26l0 bales cotton 1883
sacks wheat ll5I sacks corn, 1881 slaves
ANTWERPShp John Haneock-2220 bales cotton IS hhds
tobacco, SOL bdls hides, $500 slaves.
BOSTON-Ship Harey626 bales cotton 30 bales 22GO
bbls pork Of hams CHS Of lard 6 hides 80 pkgs Of
mdse
CHARLEsToN-Bark Gen Green's hhds tobacco, bbls
l99 hhds hhs whisky 80 bb pork 81 sacks seed 10
eks bacon coffee 10 bxs candles S0 hides 45l bills oR
SEES, 20S hf bbls molasses.
NEW yoRK-Bdg wsppoo-s44 hhds sugar. l6T bbls mo-
lasses.
NEW YORK-ng Tayernier730 bbls moasses 90 bbls po-
atoes hhds sugar hid hams % bbs beef bx tongues
% bbls pork, b0Is beans, Is bbls bread
BEIIZE-Brg Creoe2T6 bbls dour III bbs pork q bbs
bread pkgs hhd tobacco, IA bNs cheese kegs Tkns Of
butter bbs butter do vinegar do beef do pigs feet do
tongues hams kegs lard 2 bNs Of candles 10 bags coffee
Sill pkgs mdse.
BEIIZE-Sehr Smiths ties hams kns butter, GO boxes
candles bags coffee % bbs bread 70 do rice II do ~ dos
brooms loo rms paper, 81 pays mdse
APALAGHICOLA-Schr Aurelia-T2 sacks 100 bbs OF
potatoes bbls 2hhds IS bbs moas IL ties hams,
casks bacon, l0O bbls pork ~ hhls whisky.
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Hs The following the consgnees per ship Mddlesex
Capt Godfrey from Boston bound to this port aad wrecked
Key West
S Moore &co-C R Railey 6eo-Geo Connolly-Ha, Kemp
&co-C Buddecke Seo-M Greenwooa-A Hopkins &co--A
Grief kcO-Breedow Wusthoh-WashingtOn Jackson &co
II Adans-oglesby MReHulay-Donney, Rezzina &eo-C
BoyeShelby Seymour &e0D II Marks &co-E Carver &eo
Guile Momus &co-C Flint 4 Jones-W d q B Magic W G
Raymond-A Cochran Ilal-Hale &Greenleaf-s John
ston &co-Price Converse &coW Violet &co-Perd
vile Bro-HorrelI Gayle &ooA Robb &eo-Dudley Will
son-Reed keoJones Express-P II BInt0n &eo-Sanford
Bro-Henderson Gaines-C Gaines kco-A Jones' Eaton
q Henderson-Cooper 4 Nebert-Duclos 6eO-Vose Bros-D
kelham-Richards, soeomb 6eo-Beeoe keo-Avet Bros-W
Beneteau-rhompson Banes-E Morton &co-Ha h Hill
ireth-D Harvey &co--W Dayis-Voorhes, Griggs &eo
Rice &co-C Eager &eoJ Flotte-Campbell Bur
deau-Wm J Dewey-L Coulon-G A Fosdick-F Hacker-C
+ Pearson &eo-R W Rayne-D Lowher 6cn-M Mhler-J
Baquie-N Richards kco-W Vredenburg &eo-B l. Mann d
COT Twitehell &eo-R McGregor &co-A Bergamini &cO
Priestly 4 Bien.
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Increase the week 1850
The line s. Co., OF which ST. 522 900
the of The free banks all show well.
The being the requirements Of the
amount Of $40 per Bsnk Of New Orleans 81 per
the Union Bank 60 cent the Mechanics and Trad
largely in line James Robbs bank $50 per The four
old he aggregate seveniyve per The
Crescent City and Bank Of America) are course
largely beyond. .a
Lenders Of money insist the OF the week, we
shall be happy learn that nd advantageous
profitable IL per Short loans
made troi cent month. With the very favora
bic condition Of the banks II is believed rates Of interest will
decline after while.
Exchange opened heavily this morning. One Of the prom
hanks put checks New York par, and purchased
drafts sight from % discount and sixty days sight from
203 ~ per discount. Outside the ranged
from k5z. Sixty days sight ON 242a< and per
discount Though banks asking x for checks
there any large operations that figure Sterling
opened closed heavily The chief Of bills of adng
drafts only offering I04l05 with exceptional at
l05 bills ruled every variety Of prices FROM l0s
Southern Bank and Bank Of Louisiana drafts from 09z
l09k short sight at 10@lllz Francs ranged from $3.50
* from 22 though parties asked az
closed buyers II will be that the
managers Louisiana consider exchange
favorite Investment its exchange balances
show large falling of from last Saturday Several deal
exchange high refrain
investing This question that admits Of great latitude being
assumed However. capitalists bankers and banks
regard the movements Of the Legislature with doubt for the
public veal they be blamed for taking precautionary
measures against hasiy action.
following of the
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Shippina SatsIIiatntt.
MONDAY, February, l 1858.

CLEARED SATURDAY.
Steamship Charles Morgan Place. Indanola and Galveston
Harris Morgan
Harris, Morgan &co
Ship Judah Touro Noses for Liverpool Ashbridge &eo
Ship Wakefield Butler, for Liverpool
JONES' Mackinder &co
Ship John Hancock Coffin for Antwerp Baxter Lowell &co
Ship Hartley, Hawes for Boston, G Hynson &co
Bark Robert, Carter, for Havres Baxter, Lowell &co
Bark Gen Green Hedlund tor Charleston, Lit Levy
British Bark Richard Taunton Brace for Liverpool
Campbell Ricksrby
Brig Wappoo Carver for New York. W Hynson &co
Brig Tavenier Witty for New York via Key West Master
British Brig Creole, Robinson for Belize Honduras
Y dc Egana
schr Smith, Kelly, for Belize, Honduras,
Boudousquie 4 Phillips
sclr Aurela, Wilson, for Apllachcola G d Metcaf SEQ
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The Treasury notes. authorized by the recent act are making
their appearance in New York. and being paid
ington for As there gold available in the Treas
public creditors willing take the notes though
Knocked down below par BY the brokers in Wall street The
Secretary Of Treasury has had following proposals from
of the moneyed men Of New York;
To take the whole al per cent and Is OOths which
would be per day, slOo the having but one
year to run.
The second offer was as follows,
Six millions Of collars TO be paid for rs follows and the
be deposited New Yofk sub Treasury next with
one million per cent Interest one million cent In
The coin 10 be deposited for the full amount
lFrom the London News Of January 81
The Directors Of the Bank Of England their weekly court
today repeed she minimum rate Of discount from per cent?
With stock Of bullion amounting upward twelve millions
ss no oT eosse was 10 Item sha ps Ss %
the drain consequent the dividend payments shall
strong TO Of the rate 70 Der cent The
action Of toe Bank Of England however Of miuoT import
are already 5s per cent Atihs Bank q England
The general supply Of money continues far excess
the means q empeypen, for II
joint banks have altered their OF allowance depo
minister bank viii in future give per cent ali deposits Old
and except for sums eelog $500 on which only per cent
deposits The Union Bank Of London Commercial Bans
and c Bsak give per esn, on All dspo's The rate o. .,
and County bank win fresh deposits above PEI
H. S ss s soss ss ss as %
deposits call subject few day.
police Their previous OK per In the
and 6,x per cent in latter
The New York Tribune says;
This EuropA's remarkably though unexpectedly
favorable The money market improves in It's features
with greater rApidiy than snd the effect upo
stocks pApabls than have Witnessed here To
prominent financial items reduction In the minnu
o. the Bank If EnglNnd per OF Ct Ss
~ o. nearly SO0 in the stock Of coin and bullion, In
sfesng even ~ ne een meney MARKET with rates reduced
~ AID Per cent IN Lombard street and to cent in loan
the Stock Exchange. The effect
" money Is advance in consols s6reat activity
socka rise In prominent railway shares
10 invest noney 10 productive channelsho
dicult TO employ H. The Rank Of Engani tn
held fl26S1s IN coin and bullion in DO depart
and such Is the rapid gathering Of discount
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