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lumber.
lO0 000 FEET WALNUT LUMBER
Tia IanT rom - inches TO inches with ali kinds Of
WIS IF ~ "'n"er JOS THOMAS d SON,
U NJ Err.
~ fa The attention of friends and others to orr
Inst ree.;,.a q WEST FALLS AyExUE
NOr FENClNG, low for cash. " ~ oi'i''
,-r,,,,r, 49, Also all kinds Of
'i'ii Inc BUILDING MATERIAL,
prCr,-n SHINGLES, LATHS,
Farmers and others would do well IN coll a,,, a,.o;
cur STOCK before they purchase. ~ 'He
a-oa EDWARD TURNER CO
WILLIAMS. CROSS,
w l. MBER, STAVE AND
NJ u GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT
UI IT. f. corner +: Falls and Eastern Avenue, Bait
n ~ tend TO selling all kinds Lumber. Slaves SbooLs
"rtln &c, and fill orders for same - '7'oohs'
A. =, REFER To
eAss' siaSraw Rooms, Agents Pa Central RI Co Rail-
~ = himball, Esq, Baltimore. '''
Tbos springer niger, Esq, Custom House, Baltimore
Fenby Asbury, Philadelphia, Pa
. W. miller, Esq, Burlington, Pa nh--,.
I UMBER, SHINGLES,
Just landed and for sale at our wharf. nails AfI
ISoNO No HEART SHINGLES
lO9'010 Heart and Sap
a11 feet = and s. Hemlock FENCING
iage lot OF Oak and Ash Timber Wheel vr i,ht, 81
9efs Also every variety Of Building MateraE ali ~ b nS
we oher at lowest market rates 4i' All OF winch
CARSON, ZIMMERMAN 4 co
an1tf s,,, West side of Union Dock
ONl'ns Noriok Steamboat wharf
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= = VEV. u. SANUNTVN, JIcrk.
True Copy, Test-GE0. +. SANGSTON,


Lofty; SITTING IN EQUITY, 9th November, s59-WM
;. SHERWOOD as ROBERT DELANCY.-O Ordered that
the sale made and reported by John p Poe Trustee for
e SAFE OF the gagged property in the proceedings men
toned be ratified and confirmed unless contra
~ tLefcoi be shown before the 2Sth
per instant provided copy Of this order be inserted in some
newspaper printed in Baltimore in each of three
cSve weeks before the said 18th day Of instant
The report states the amount of sales to be $500
GEO. f.. SANGSTON. Clerk
Trmg C0pE-tast-GEO. Z SANGSTNN.
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u THE sUPERIOR COURT OF BALTIM0RE

-AVII INT n Equity. NOvcnbcr IIth, lo5y-A.
e. DUNN et al as W. A. DUNN-Ordered, that the sale
made and reported by Levi Mayer Trustee for the sale OF
the property the proceedings mentioned, he ratified and
confirmed unless cause to the thereof be shown
before the 18th day # December neXt-IrOTided.
copy of this order he inserted in printed
in Baltimore. in successive weeks be-
fore said ~ h day of December next
The report states the amount Of sales to be $500
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3tletalst 8arNnarf. It.

-
Ii ARDW ARE AND HDTSE EUPNTSuTNC,
LII G0on 'Oi'-'ioillNU
No Sc W BALTmo 0fit sTp kGI bEK sons
sderaby enlarged and ed iS fHGS that thy have
10 furnish Their customers with the best and iatlst
.. EgiS IN eT line Their stock embraces all the st3pI
IN tS II S1iD" RE line, besides tho various House
ZuinsllhS foods, such as Plated and Britannia Ware
hGlyes and Forks, Walters Trays Japtuned WaIe &c '
y large assortment of TOO is cunStanv Kent IN I,n5
ne prices and qaay OF goods will be found cauaI to anv
solicited [ol3 tn " " 4 l. wy
- = IyII ,5I.,,Ii =. =. ~
7 p a n W. d ~ u ~ =, - - :, ~
~ W "A IL N II - y = n
-x-,,,,, ,,,,, No - SOUTH CALVERT 81.
EMGOhIERS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS or
1 IRON and STEFI, have constantIy on I,,,I " - -.
assortment of " '''''" d I''hP'e't
AMERICAN AND ENGLISH rpnN
RAILROAD SFIKFS AM CHAINS
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nl-awiMI HENRY WEBSTER, Executor

4 FN h
n scrher has obtained from the Orphans Cour r R,lti
more city letters Of administration the personal es
tate of ANTHONY KEENAN,, late of said cty deceased
All persons having claims against the said nv.
hereby warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof to the subscriber before the 10Th ov Of Wa
lodC they may otherwise by law be excluded from ali
benefit Of sad estate All ersons indebted said estate
are requested to make immediate payment Given nnjer
my hand this l4th day of November, ls59 ~ ~
WI II KEENAN,. Admir-
EUGENE CUMMISKE,Y ATTORNEY
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%PENUE7S PATENT HOT AIR AND HOT
~ - WATER COOKING RANGE
SlLN Ek MEDAL, AWARDED AT THE LAST FAIR OF
THE MARYLAND INSTITUTE 70
, Laying purchased Of Mr. MOORE formerly with Messrs
STANLEY d co.. the exclusive right TO make usa and
vend that justly celebrated COOKING RANGE Known 9e
"SPE.TGES fAIENT HOT AIR AND HOT WATER
GOpkING RANGE,'' now prcrared To mt Nm aid
RanGe IN thorough, workmanlkc manner, at the shortest
possible notice, and upon reasonable terms and i,
anteed to give entire satisfaction All persons havin The
Range in upon application us either in persian ar
sary forrepaiTS &c. ' N''
For sale wholesale and retail only by
ROBBINS 4 co,
PrOpdetors of BALTIMORE STOVE WORKS
ID and iS Light street,
Nd ,,u, Baltimore, Mi
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NOLLECTIUN or CLAIMS,

4 NULLEUTIUN OF ULAIMS,
~ IN QUEEN ANNE'S, KENT &TALBOT COUNTIES
NOOlMAN J. GIBSON, Centrevile, Md respectfully of
ieS his services to the Public for the Collection of Claims
o every description, i'll The above named counties in ths
recovery OF which he viii employ the prompt and cner
getc means ~ N'''
From his y aoiy,ege Of the peop,e his ast
success and his unwclriel application to business he he
reeves he Sa give entire satisfaction all NAV cOnfde
their business his Ills charges win be moderate
REFERENCES:
- Pdit0dstpstf-Jr David Jayne; DeCourcy lafourcaa.
Co ''' 'a''uI''oe
Aessrs Wells 4 Miller ~ " " '''''
Capitalization. r. B. Carmichael Pere Wilmer, a
Ghe$fsFtamll-NHn. j. Alfred Pearce
ErSt03-''1l SanIuni lIamhlenn fIt.y
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AA4 9! -,
ESTERN

1nIrI- n7 -; RARTLAND RAILROAD
8nh IN, 10 GREEN SPRINGS AND OWINGS, Mills
~ ana after the 18th of October, the cars " iii .
S 5atlon Sr 0wings Mills at $50 A. H. Returning i El
Nm siIs at and II y. NJ. The O'Clock train onT.
NJ ulHlous Tor teiSterSton aud AancLrSter for T-it
ol3.n " e'N's" P'ic IIS,,-,,-
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E.-sITI~-A BALTIMORE AND SUSoUEHAN
STEAM TOW BOATS.

$40, 1850. . OFFICE or
I'M, No. ~ Smiths wharf
me Baltimore steam iaW Comm, ny a, n i, 1l
now in completcorlrr. They are g., H. nv lrtI. I'ytls
s iirEIt class his 10 and from any pof Tho couSisi
"i the following Boats, viz ~ ''''' '''" '"''N'>l
FGfPFSS ~ t EEG '.'.....'.ca Captain !; II Canon
~ J,
C9HiIldideu by active experienced masters VOL ,r
shiItti Puts 81 The Chesapeake Bay and tIlugrir
atas 81 ""aEe REASONABLE, schedule of LirL can l ser,
a. , umii8 olcr 81 Smiths wharf tn, shortest no.
boats ' s' '' 0''l'H ""' 81 uih dh"Vr
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MANUEL I. toRsYTH. IvWIs n I,oT
GNUFFS AND SMOKING TOBACCOS.

The UNDERSIGNED,
MAJ, -,, - ? RISE T ORS OF
PlMIICO SNUFF MILLS AND
SMOKING TOBACCO FACTORY
=, IN BALTIMORE COUNTY,
Have removed their place business from p Exchange
Place to
No 81 FAYETTE STREET, three doors west of Charles,
mere Will be found stock of own Manufacture of
oNofF AND SMoAlNG TOBACCO OF ALL GRADES,
AND IL EVERY STYLE OF PACKAGES,
,,,,.,-1,. ,, In part follows:
OlCf IN tFf- Loose, i'll bbls. and kegs.
do. do. In beef and calf badders, packed in bbls
AM terces.
DO do. In 4 lb. bottles; in 6, 4 aad 3 dOz cases
90 do In and OF. papers, in bbS II and
dCZ. cases.
MACCOBOY SNCFF-In tierces kegs, lars A bottles
STEM SNUFF-In bbls.
. SMOKING TOBACCO
Nos. l. and 3, cut and dry in bbls, pound ound
anu qlarterpound papers, neatly put up gross half
VIRGINIA SMOKING TOBACCO,
DIAL grades, loose in hbls also in pound half pound and
quarter pound papers and in packages of II and dog
Also in 10 b bales manufactured of Virginia and Carolina
Tobacco carefully selected by us
~ Wewoud solicit share Of your patronage
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OFFICE OF MONUMENTAL

OFFICE OF MONUMENTA
sSAzsssaso<Eszas -. STEAM TUG COMPANY
order are now prepared To execute every dasrfio cT re
and harbor towing at the shortest notice p'n :" ''e'
The Company'S Boats are as follows.
Steamer IIGRESS, Captain LIKE Teaa,e
Thu cS steamer 1oII LioNEss, Captain A. II League
are experienced masters and evsrv oue,
ant gwen for the safety vessels in their charge Tbe
ot wage VIII be made reasonable For further infoT
'" AMY 70 the Captains board or Of the agent,
" u. II. BOLTON,
No ~ W Pratt
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~ UIINh OF REMOVAL.
~ ,,,,,,e HIDES, OIL. AND LEATHER
TE'HE MERCANTILE AGENCY


II. FFATT ( Co,
CORN u or BALTIHORE STREETS
ae pfPreors respectfully invite such Merchants az ara
utasady subscribers the agency, and who sell goods on
10 Ci ana examine our system and the reliabi
oar ln2rm!tion From long experience and the salts
'aDfE OF thousands merchants in the di,Frr
t cites Fast and WeStwho have years been
" can assure all who will call whether they sell goods 10
OF country towns, ample satisfaction as o. a.. lia
on our information, and the great benefit to be dcriyr1
--'~-,Htiic. " Nl''Se VINO subscribe mrfitf
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RFnWILLIAM +. GETTY,
GEE41 DEALER IN FOREIGN
asz<1A4 AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
3 l. CORNER CALVERT AND LOMBARD STREETS.
r,,;.az ...,....- =. Baltimore,
BRANDIES.
WINES,
~. - RUM, ETC,
with the assurance fIom him that every shall prove
imdOrtation. 80 " -
DOMESTIC TYOUDPc
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SA1EDDlNG PRESENTS.
w EANEIEI Rpn

w CANFIELD BRO. h co,
,r.,,-, 2O BALTIMORE STREET,
are now opening great variety ornamental and nsaf
Sticns. suitable for BRIDAL PRESENTS CONSISTING Of
HInPgTi9r GOLD WATCHES AND CHATELATNS Fin
JEW hIrSl of every description FANCY ARTICLES If
GIVE Ml'ihg Desks, Paris Gilt and BronZei Goods WORK
BBo%'S Glove BnAes Fans, Gold Silver Card Cases
SyS NINA Figures Vases, Clocks Dressing Cases etc
New Goods imported direct by 20 ' '
ni.tf ANfig !ts, bio CO.
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between the bcOs the Rome ' ~ '''' re
on he XIV ~ 5,rs LII" enjoy comfortable njt, rest
"I1gA p"ln ri ana resume their trip by daylight
aHT II;ii ~ - Il y ~ lasSougerS New YORK
anu nll'hrIpld ny this Line will have tleir bag,,a,e
ChrGked from those cities To BAY BOATS from y hIcr
WI ne checked To different points South '''''' -
fG further information and Through Tickets ~ Ic sra
Sou nS te pay or Mail Line apply NEW YORK at tbe
GnlptIiiS treat southern Railroad Oncr. jrrspy
PtiS BHHings foot OF Coutiand street, " Pearce 81
> al tn Ne" Jersey Railroad OniC-, root o. CouIi.nd
stfrt or at "" 22g Broadway, corner of Barclay :. go ]
I oi AStgr House In PHILADELPHIA at he CCniDanV
D VI w., n corner OF Sixth and Chestnut streets or
MoR ifP9 a a mroaG and Prme streets And in AiTI
Of I'no l "te iluHoe Steam Packet Company foot
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~, nath obtained
letters of administra-
4.-.s ROBERTSON, late OF said
persons having claims against the
said deceased hereby warned to exhibit the same with
the vouchers thereof the subscriber or before the 4t
day May 1860 they may otherwise by law be eycu-
ded all benefit of said estate All persons indebted
to said requested make Immediate payment
Given Under my I band ths St day Of November 1888
IIOS F. IKo \ ELL firm of Keyser, TroXell 4 Co,
n2-iaw4wF No. 10 s. Calvert street Administrators
VNHIS is TO GIVE NOTICE-That the SUBJ
A. scrber has obtained from the Orphans Court of
Baltimore city letters tesamentary estate Of FREDK
SCHMIDT late of said city, deceased All persons having
CLAIMS against the said deceased hereby warned
exhibit the with the vouchers thereof to the sub
crber on or before the 18th day of April. $500 they
may otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit Of
said estate All persons indebted the said estate are
requested to make immediate payment. Given under nv
hands this 29th day of October, 1889 '
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Business Gar0s.

GREEN b YOE, 'VN
DEALERS II Sg G45fGE 4 f lssoe To|s'
,,,., AND FINE FAMILY GRocE!kFlEEsS', LIQUORS
IelIu No. IS BALTIMORE STREET, Bait.
y REAL ESTATE BROKER,
sstsnff q'ss.?R E &r%f f and ]
7 H. Il J; s. J., H IIS,!5 n.,,,,,,
work entrusted to them will receive their particular at
Jobbing attended to with punctuaIitv jaItr
~ CASSARD & son,
~. PORK PACKERS, HAM CURER8
PRovi STi6 2SA tESE EEEL
nat, NOS. 'O' AND ios VEST BALTIMORE SrRssr,
A MMIDON co,
KER6sESE AR6 coal An P ETIE HH3 " OILS,
KERosEYE AH6 E frFffEERRfIiri9 LAMPS.
ol0f near Baltimore
CLARKE 4 PEGRAM, ""' N. 'S'HA"
RGINA AND N6kTH c Eqf Ts
go, 50 Exchange Piace
John GREACEN,
- WHOLESALE DEALER
,o IL SALT AND PLASTER
apIo-u No 81 EXCHANGE PLACE
EUgE II HIIGGINs. ,-, WM KENNEDY JENKINS
IL wHoLESS "a LIZ NJ REGAI ,!. DEALERS
AND GAH B7A HHNT !! e
mh2l-tf ~. CORNER rKArT Ax6 CsLvEsT STREETS
MACDONALD 4 DUGDALE, 'A0' '0'OALf
PEAS eq bn2Ss sR AR$ sfFaE o 2 FsA
All the cox aRprgSy sF, FEETI&ES sGnsRy
dlu BALTIMORE
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M3a WINES, BRANDIES, RUNS,
taEssssS BLACK TEAS, Gc
sSE.2Ef& p. TIERNAN Il son,
Offer for sale the following articles of their Importation
particularly for family use:
SHERRY WlNES-Fe marines finest pale, gold and
brown Sherries, in wood and in glass
PORT WlNES-Sandemans com petiton red and white
Port, In wood and in glass.
MADEIRA WINE-John Howard Marcl's fine Madeira in
wood and in glass; also Grape } uice.
HOOK WINES ahannesherger Ste;nf erger. Ma,Cchrun
ner, Cabinet, l.ehfrau mich, BrOnneberg Ct 1876
CHAMPAGNE WINES-Moet and Chandon's finest, in
quarts and pints.
Brandies.
RuMS-Old and fine Jamaica, Anti qua Grenada and from
the Islands, imported direct from London
HOLLAND GIN-The best uuality-Tiernan brani-and
no mixture of aromatic poison in it.
200 half chests of the finest SOUCHONG TEA ap3-tf
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Steamboats,.

E.s.sIE<%A FOR PETERSBURG AND RICH
7TT--s=7s=srMOND, VA--The steamer GEO PEA
AFPERNdln5i eaEe Light street wharf on WEDNFSDAY
above places '''' lou instant at 5ococK, for the
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IN FRANCE,
Have just received and offer for very superior COGNAC
BRANpIEs, vintage of 1911 Charron Pere ct fls Brand;
Emile Belmont Co, Cognac BrandeS, various
Bordeaux Care Wines from low finest grades Burgun
dy Wines from medium to very best grades produced in
France superior White Wines Champagne Wine, various
brands; HOLLAND GIN and SCOTCH WHISKEY S of prime
qualities
The above will be sold in a United States Bonded Ware
house duty paid.
Also on consignment 10 bhs very old and prime Monon
gahela Rye Whiskeys; 10 bbls very old copper distilled
Bourbon MhiSkeys; 200 bbls fine medium grades Bourbon
and Rye WhskeyS to which invite the attention those
in want OF pure liquors Office No 1874 LOMBARD STREET
nn5i
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4lsssaHs--s 1as4s4s=55S IMP0RTANT 4 $50;

n IN view Of the approaching fall trade fine R,ltir
Jacket Company have in connecfi"n Win M steam
goods '' s''''iy reduced their rates on through
the RaItm exceedingly low tariff has been adopted bv
ioagh shipments from Baltimore TO odsh9 OF
mlhstOn N. z, via POrtsmnmth Iopolo lhu WE
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MOnstarp anb Gummtrtial 8ebitht.
BALTIMORE, September 20.

BALTIMORE, September 20, 1859.
Stocks rather active to-day than on yeser-
day. but for all the leading securities the market
steady about yesterdays rates OF Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad there 400 shares sold $59k cash. and
sellers option co. 80 and 20 days and $59A@59S buyers
option GO days and it left off yesterday at S59X bid
$59$ asked regular way. Northern Central Railway
again quiet the sales adding up only 210 shares
at $204 buyer days. and 10 at S20 cash. 1t closed
the same figures as on yesterday viz $40 bid S204 ask
ed regular way The only sale of Mining to-day
of $50 shares Guiford buyer 90 days. which
is further improvement This stock closed to day at
$1% bid, $1% asked regular way. Gardner Hill closed
at $2.064 bid, $2.44 asked, but bid made for
Springfield. The sales of loans day include 500 Bal
tmore City 6s 1875 at 994 dividend on S210O do 6s
1890 at 9Sk exdividend 81 500 Northern Central Rail
1885 bonds at 67 and 900 do at 674 the closing
sale being the latter figure For Baltimore and Ohio
1885 S3k was bid and s4 asked and Northwestern Vr-
ginia bonds closed at 92I asked for first mortgage
bid for second do, 654 bid for third do endorsed and
2OX bid for third do. not endorsed
In New York to-day stocks dull at both Boards.
Reading declined e, and Cleveland and Toledo ,
but New York Central and Rock Island advanced Z
each, Galena and Chicago and Michigan Southern guar
aneed each Illinois Central bonds n, and Missouri
6s " Virginia 6s. Canton, Erie, Harlem, and Michigan
Southern all closed at yesterdays figures.
The business in foreign Exchange continues light but
remain firm. The rates to-day follows, viz
London, bankers bills 1IOK; 1898 a
no. Paris 60 day bills ST. 13A95f 12H; short sight ST
10; Antwerp 5f. 12k; Bremen 794@So; Amsterdam 41%
@4l1; Hamburg SIX; Cologne 73A; Frankfort 42H.
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THE KILLING OF DIR, GRAHAM

The New Orleans papers received by the last
mail contain full accounts of the killing of DR.. Gra-
ham by Ernest Toedano. The Picayme says:
Last evening after o'clock, DR.. Robert NJ.
Graham and Mr.. Ernest Toledano casually met at
the Ruby Coheehouse, Common street. and in
few moments after the latter entered, the former
having been there some time previously, Tole-
dano drew revolver and discharged five shots at
Graham, four of which took fatal effect. The Doe
tor staggered into the street and fell dead
We learn from the statements of those who wit
messed the occurrence that, upon the entrance of
Ioedano with some friends, DR.. Graham upon see
ing him, put his hand into his side coat pocket as if
to draw weapon. The mark of shot was pointed
out to us on the WALL as having been fired by DR..
Graham at Toledano. A Derrnger pistol was found
upon the hoor of the cotfeehouse, and another like
like it was taken from DR.. Graham's person, after
his decease
Before the Coroner's Jury the testimony was that
an animosity had existed, on the part Of Dr. Gra
ham, towards Mr. Toledano, for some time past, aris
ing out OF an impression the DOCTORS part that
is was to Toedano's influence that DR.. Hart's an
polntment as City Physician instead of himself was
attributable Threats ofa hostile character had been
publicly made by the deceased against Toledano
within few days, and well grounded apprehen-
slons were entertained by the latter that his life
was in danger.
Upon hearing all the evidence the jury retired,
and after about fifteen minutes deiberation rem
dered verdict that DR.. Graham died of wounds
lntiictod by Ernest ToledanO in self defense.
subsequently however, at the Mayors instance
Mr.. Ioledano was rearrested and released OpOn n
bail bond of 81 ,000 to answer the charge of mur-
der at the next term of the court.
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ARRIVAL OF THE GRANADA-LATER FROM
HAVANA


HAVANA.
The U. S. Mail steamer Granada, Capt. Jeffer-
son Maury, arrived at New York on Wednesday
morning. She lett New Orleans on the goth, at
A. NJ. and arrived at Key West on the evening of
the I'D, at 6H O'Clock. After disembarkng pas
sengers and mails for California. she left again
at 81 O'Clock same evening for Havana, at which
port she arrived on the following morning at 81
o'clock.
The G. left Havana on the 23d, at 3 p. NJ. She
experienced strong head winds during the passage
from Havana.
Havana was unusually healthy for the season
Freights were dull.
Besides other freight, the ''Granada' brings l57,
600 Mexican dollars, from New Orleans.
From statement in the Diario de la Marina is
sue OF the 18th, derived from official sources, it
appears that since lS47 the introduction of Asiatics
to meet the wants of Cuban labor cover AZ SOL sub
Jects. There having pershed in transit 1922, or
l52O-l0O per cent. of those taken on board at Ma
Gao, SWatao, Hong Kong, Annoy, and Whampoa.-
The work was performed by 1l6 vessels, under the
following flags: 81 British, II American, Is Span
ish, 10 French, Is Holland, Peruvian, Por-
tuguese, Bremen, Norway, Chian, and l
Danish.
The health Of the city was improving. Crops IA
vorable Weather good
Vessels to the southwark of Pensacola, on the
18th and 10th, encountered very heavy weather
with succession of equnoctial gales, aud the
steamer "America." Pratts, from Galveston for
Havana, loaded with beef cattle, lost large por-
ton of her cargo, having delivered but 65 head out
of ISL put on board. This vessel, calculated for
rivers, bayOus, or the sea, behaved well, and was
managed easily, although many seas broke and
washed over her fore and aft The steamship Gal
weston was In the same storm, and damaged or
threw over three hundred barrels of -four, making
no water in her hold, although much damage was
done on deck and in the cabins
For Havana markets, see commercial column.
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LATEST NEWS,
TELEGRAMS.
From Washinufnn

WASHINGTON, Sept. 29.-The Secretary of the
Navy has recently made arrangements for the re-
ception of an additional number of acting Midship-
men at the Naval Aeademy-from thirty to forty
OF them. Members of Congress from the Dis
tricts which have been the longest time without ap
pointments as far back 1855, will be requested to
make nominations of youths for admission in ac-
cordance with existing law.
The Treasury receipts for the week ending on
Monday, amounted to 81, $4,000; drafts paid, ST.
0OO drafts issued, $40 900; amount subject to
draft The increase over the receipts of
last week, is more than 1000, or a million with
in the last two weeks.
Capt. NJ. ). Miller has been ordered to proceed
to Fort Monroe, to assume the duties of Assistant
Quarter.master General at that point, in place of
Major Chapman, deceased.
The President has appointed VIM. G. Jones,
Judge the Court of the United States for the
Northern and Southern District of Alabama, vice
Mr. Gayle, deceased The names of at least ten
other gentlemen had been mentioned in connection
with that Office.
General Jesup, who was seriously sick in New
1ork, has returned to Washington, and is conva-
lescent.
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MARYLAND NEWS.


The Potomac river is still very high. which of
course prevents those in authority upon the canal
from setting about to repair such injuries as it sus-
tanned from the treshet. There is a considerable
break at the Antietam Aqueduct, which has inter-
rupted navigation and may continue to do so for
several weeks The damage done to dam No 4
has been ascertained to be the destruction. in
whole or part, of about one hundred and seventy
hve feet OF the new stone-work nearest to the Vir-
ginia shore, while all the rest remains intact
The Cumberland Civdian states the coal shin
ments over the Cumberland and Pennsylvania Rail
road at ISIS tons, and over the Georges Creek
Railroad at 4 25S tons
The Planters Adrocate prince George county,
learns that the engineer and surveying party, who
have Tor some time been engaged in locating the
proposed route of the Baltimore and Potomac Rail-
road, have made rapid progress with their work ON
the southery part Of the route and that the entire
location to the terminus, at Smiths Point on the
Potomac, in Charles county, was expected to be
completed some days since. The Agent of the
Company has been occupied for time in solicit
ing subscriptions upon the line of the location and
has met with gratifying success.