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viz. LEFEBxKE'S SCHOOL,

Va.
TINlE session OF School begins the Isl day Of
l. October, l> and terminates the last day Of June,
l>1.
Our long experience IN teaching and the very liberal pa
,ronasc have received for many years have both en-
sbied and encouraged 10 make important, improvements
In our Institution.
of Literature comprising English French. Ger
man. Italian and Spanish classics THE four last through The
medium Of the FRENCH has been successfully tried during
the last session, and VII be continued and enlarged III NE
next.
We have engaged Mr. Edward C. Howard :" take charge
of ;c English part OF this course well as the Rhetoric
Bellies lr,,r.s First Reading classes ~ our institution
Mr.. II. I, gentleman OF the highest Tua,nca"n>tt We
fee! confident that his services will be duly appreciated
We would earnestly recommend VuT Literature class l"
graduating pupils
The new house which We have erected will greatly add 10
:I convenience we'll "A - The comfort Of the Young La
die, boar,u: ia family Two Noun. la'iicS "nk viii
occupy room cNcep, in when trc' wcud .'rc
20 occupy the same chamber.
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ATE jus, In recelp: 0, !ar.. and
.s's;- assortment OF Bench and Moulding
80 ;i.ana.actu.e, with every other assert.
... - Look, 20 which we invite the at,en.
=. VAN LEW, TAYLOR / CO.,
Ne II NaIu -;
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TNIfT DIV SI.ITlTIT9 .I'TiHEE 7 W VI
tIIEIrt t(tl1EM3'

FsIIIE Twenty seventh Annual Session Of this InS,iiuo;
viii o;.e Oct 1t, i>i9, and clo,- Au: let, $50
I.sIns per session, exclusive * light, 500" f!"n Iavn
Ill. oct ~; SOC oi. March 1t.
For further particulars. see Caal"gu"
Direct "Ioiorr T. ~ Amelia county, Va.
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rI!i.roA >Css"0L.

TIIIE THIRD S1-'>ION OF w SIIIOT t1I3NlsHtI N
ih- heic:l; -. owi s"lS, all uiJar'"r i" a:>' 81
September ne aud ,.u>c ;ic lat %: June. 1850.
Fix eight hoy hc ac-"'nE' .i-i ~ M ii"h 80 NY
own an. enjoy equal privilege. with them.
II will b.. continue, under thr Instruction 81 Cn'EL u.
Yor No. 10 graduate o. the tE!"ei'y % virginia and
cnincn'ly qualified Tor The position.
TEsG>--..no per session o: ten month, !nru'- every
iiin;-payahje oicalf =: the cpi.ceicu;, tn- oher
At The Close Of ~" term.
REFERENCE, Tie Faculty e tie University - Virginia.
Dr H. Carver ll,iovcr. lr Msn { Wair,!'. fd"u" y.
{; WA NJ sntom T. - Hawaii. Loram wtl,s 20. Rich.
inond Rev. j.. H. E.r: Gor,uu.'". C." !. Will. Cot
q. Scott, Mai. J. H. Ice. orIn.e.
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ALLEt:HiNY HIGH SCHOOL.
At RIuE SULPHUR SPRINGS. VIRGINIA

W J. MORRISErT, A. NJ. Principal hnd Instructor
w ia Mathematics AMI Natural Science.
john NEWTON SHEPHERD. Instructor IN Ancient and
Mod,ra Languages
L. D. BEACH A. T., In,.tuc;"ri in Moral lHla, r!y and
English.
Go W. BcSIEa. Steward.
-. June, l>tN
TIE Exercises continue. without interruption. S''ur
DAYS there is n;ernissio eIcei, Christmas day
Expenses for Tuition and board Including every inc.
cycc, lights S:" payable onehaif j.; October, balance
l:;l February.
nation. who suitably recommended, receive 'ni,"i
free sui,, o; ministers pay ha.f price for tuition.
Book. furnished the S:,riuss n Richmond prices
For Pamphlets. containing Li'hocrarh 81 the place,
lian, &C. X a!.i.e-, W j. MoEIiSETT
Principal.
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KhL0:AMA FALIILY SCHOOL,

flNIE DUTIES OF THIS SCHOOL WILL III RESUMED
~ THURSDAY She 18th 81 september. u J. strictly
a Family Eoiriin. schaol-the number q! pupils being
limited To Nir',tH. nl iay schol,s received. l''r
>i!ll -oiu- yarauci,,.
Board ani E.lsh Tuition for session of niiie months,
t.r. Music and Languages extra
Circulars. containing further particulars, mry BE- obtained
on application MRS. HANSON,
Au. Il-cisi Miss sllEfffi, stanton. W.
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.

MR. s. 3 r OkE,S
BOARDING. AND DAY SCHOOL FOK
rOENG LiDIES
In the City OF Richmond.
TINllE SESSION OF THIS SCHOOL WILL. COMMENCE
Il on 'e first day OF October, i,; ani cud c tie fist
day OF July, l>G0.
All The branches Of Female Education will lee taught
Including the Modern Languages Latin Music aud DRAW
ins-in all OF which Departments competent Assistants
have been employed Particular attention will he a Ia
the nai!ers Of the young ladies' and every effort vi" he
made to give them the best moral and intellectual culture
TkENr-on- half payable in alrHnec-i'e balance On Tie
10Th February, >61
Washi. .. ...... ....... -
i'fhts ....... ....''''. ''''''''''''' -
English Tuition, higher hrauchrs..-..-.. ~
Modern Languages ,,ch ... .................. "a
Latin ....... ..... ..... -. 20
Music, professors ees) Use Of instrument b
primary D,u.rtn,,t .................... ~
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IuAyOyER ACADEMY. w.

INiIf newt .c,,ion Of Id school Nil commence the 1T
day Of October, i-:g and terminate tie 2?il iay Of
July, l,Gn.
TERMS! !:n per ,s'on '\ciG'c Of tight: Si! 10 lee
March.
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LEXINGTON LAW SCHOOL.

fJ1iIt eleventh session o; my LAW SCHOOL. will com
Il nruc- nu MONDAY, the ,ih day of November next
Circulars will he gentlemen desiring Information
." The plan 81 instruction, text book. expenses, H.
JOHN ". BEOCkENBEUtGil.
fI,tx,T.x Y, S-u,,ruI,.- l>.,i--rti\uy
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". VI. q IL. ~. TI,EDwAY,

- y n - "a" "
w Franklin COUNT :. AMI also ti- quar-, ~ ar! -up.
r.or Courts 81 the county " Henry.
- Aiir-,.. Pr.,ssria C. H., ". ~ 10y
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.l>>sO,I.iTE PHINtIP.iLS
ts 90 VI IELD AGA DE Vi y.

associate PHINtIP.iLS
ts LOO VI r. 1 T. j. ID 4 4 \ ID T. Vi q.
r!rE MIhs W.T. TiE C:IsE.slI "t
". ". 1EES.
Instructor in Language.
". LEROY EHOuN, NJ. 4,
Instructor IN Mathematics.
H. ". LuCKETT, VI. 4,
A..isian, In Languages ard Ma'!,eiu,t'.
JOSEPH VI. BEOUN,
Assistant in Mathematics and fH.,i Zoo
TlNIIE object Of ilr Acacy Is 10 prepare ,UIc'' l"i
the University Of rir:uit IL III ti"'h 'f isc duties
81 lif. The course rucii"i! embrace, AZ 'tpNc sub
ircts requisite oF preparation ter any 81 ~" Acicini
school, 81" tiv University and r method Tar - iia''i'
ticuIr /, adapted 10 that pu-u-i AZ hat lm,tiiU' H.
III. rlfL session will i.sin = 1T :i'"ri''r IL"
rxpeG,,, t-' y.dr N'.:c .tu.d"punS Ia ''i'
vance.
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
SOUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE.
CORNER OF FIRST AND FRANKLIN STREETS-LlNDE.

Il Es
CORNER OF FIRST AND FRANKLIN STREErS-LINDEN
ROW.
RlCAMO ND, VA,
JINuE TENTH SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION WILL
L commence on the first Monday in October 1852 and
close the las; day Of June, lS6u
Every ,aOr will be made maintain the high reputation
and SELECT CHARACTER OF the school.
The facilities here offered for acquiring the Modern Lam
surpassed by those of school in the Union
Two French ladies' reared aud educated In Paris reside In
;he family Of the Principal and 1t made their especial
day 10 speak French, habualy, with the young ladies
boarding in tire house.
The best Of music employed, and great at
;ea~i Is paid 10 this department.
INSTRUCTORS:
n. LEE POWELL, \. NJ, Principal.
TliUS. L. DUDLEY, JK, 4. NJ, Of the University "i Va
MILE ). vASSAS, French Department
MISS NJ. 7. MAYO,
Il. PEESICO, Italian Spanish, Drawing and Painting
DIX. BUCliLER German.
+. SElHERr, Piano and Organ.
MILE J.. LACY, Vocal Music.
H. SCHNEIDER. Harp.
}. ". REEVE, PeunanshP.
This institution i, eli IL the Bishops and clergy
of The Episcopal Church in Virginia, whom reference
ma, as 10 the Faculties OF the Virginia Military Institute
and William and Mary Cocg.i 10 Professors Beisce and
Smith of the University Of Virginia, l.. ". Coleman OF
Hanover Academy. Sam Schooler Of Edge Hill Acadc.
my TO the E,v. Chas II. Read and Rev. D. Do.;r,t,
Richmond, Va. AID 10 the patrons Of the school.
For catalogue giving TERMS Of sildics &c &c,
With full Ii, otparons 10 which especial reference Is made
Allsrs, ID. LEE POWELL. Principal :. T. l.,
Juiy 9--.iSc2m Eox 81, Richmond, W.
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ssr"No extra c'uir-,>
III letter, 10 Ice addressed to HUBERT r. LEfEBvIt
Richmond Va july 2j-cGdf.
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81. .-,..- Il TIE OAK Grove Acat INV, Noi'oway
... a 4. IA. BE-. good r!csI character. qualified
s. .rc,- 'i.;he'aa;ic> Int ~. the usual Ing
.-, r-..,l. Apply 10 one .: ~! cl ;:!c s.Oscr.-
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stIt 2 I'|' N"'II = =
At OTICE Is UEVERY GIVEN TO ALI

NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL
~ WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. that the AGENCY here.
tofore given 20 LEON LEVY j. thi. day N'dra"T ana
that he Is longer AGENT and con.e ilenty shal
not hold myself bound for any transactions Of NJ;
Sept 2i-d3v ARABkLLA '" LIN
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LiasceI oil and Wilt L-,i saint
Turpeniinr, iarni,hts Pure Colo.s, dry .s ground
In OIL sc &c, For sale wholesa and retail.
". PETERSON, Drus-i.i
L.
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. Fed RYE, For sale by ,,,r, GOV 20
- Sep; - WI. fAL"th' SoH W.
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lr,LE TEACHER wAATED.-Thc ,ai,:

LII iTiON WANTED. \ ,r,dua'e Of oar: Il
% =; F-ga, h-aiI Colleges, atv!uc ha! ;lrrv
.I -:.-:.C. n 'h- mans ."'-n' - ~ ACl:viu: gud
-=- e. t.- Classics s7 Mathematics, desires ~
-,-.- Principal. or Teacher o. su Actc"ly or
80 I-.9r ia 4 private family. Testimonials given
-. '-rtlS. HAMILTON, Hanover.
~ Nnlk county. Ih.
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REMOVAL.

IT AVE Tel if!r.r c.Fr stock e.; NhiUH ,EF ~!
III Coach MATERIAL 20 ii. l.--. and ,e-.:'' " Tor,
no. - MAIN ST.. nearly oprosii. Thomas Il i'' Coz
where they ofr.rin- 'lc mot oroI-' Az cot d.
sor,m.n. pf goods in their iac-ant fil "" hIpp! Y to
c.iv- their frcr.d. and ~. pGb!ic.
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CrltH.is-, Gentleman educated - ne ~ ,i..,
..y ,;.:d'r ,o, when Institution ne j. a grad
: ..,- ll.,,-.';y a.: N.:si.ia, Who VA, had ihrvt
..-....t .a teaching, w-,"- 80 ci.-a:' situation.
A..s-g private school.
..... ...4.y,A,, iii"
.--.I.. MaynesbOTo', Va.
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|. I!Ii ALTON WANELD.-N -c.t.e;4.a possess,
=; -..--.tt education ani = Yeas experience,
.l-s.'.a. P-r,r" J.t!. :ss :ir University, de-
l.. -.'lt.pl b. ir.,a'e family E-Si refer.
g, ga. Al:F,,, \. : VI,
.'-,t'Si; Orange. =. II vs..
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% rEtt .iEIsS.-A marie! :nan ":shir, 10 Sc.
..,i-...:;ly a Teacher In 4 pleasant town IL
&C. Virginia, can 10 - ny purchasing very v,ia-
.-.es aYS occupied by i:r subscribe. SAD 10,
- 20 acres Of lic'iiy improved land. las ola II
&. SEA ICONS. with necessary cgi-hVUSc> and 4
Eel -, water. livery ,i,irs Ia as>i-ratc repair
.---tt ALG-.-, 20. subscribe ~ CiarkEr.ic Va.
NM 4 HALEY
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FRANCIS al. SMITH. sup.
Fol. HALTIrOisu:.

- TUX III l. I.WOTkT..
a-t LlHE-PuW HArAN STEAMBOAT CON.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
A CHANGE OF AGENCY
JULES MUMM 4 co.'s CHAMPAGNE.

JULES MUMM d CO.'S CHAMPAGNE.
beg to inform the trade and the public general hss
Boxer the agency our wines has been tesninst:d on
@ S s s9S thai VIZ aIy
~ ' ''''SA' "'N '''A'i %6HA MgMx co..
sds To ne q TE ws n
Mumm Co.. our brand has been somewhat neglected ia
ample rete our POSITION At once ouT We ssss
therefore changed our agency, and win send unparalleled
wish establish marked distinction between our brand
Souse Is %e
s' %
our new agent James Meyer IL win not be surpassed BY
Be eaused '"'sa 0' inc closest compare
M mat ask v # I; from the public and
they GHa ssc h sss Our i5 date
% MIN 81 siE GHS WINS D.
JULES MuxM 1N eo.s "rxpER1Alp
n@ we S sa the hotels and
on their bills of fare in order avoid confusion other ~
The fret mentioned wine, "verzenay Cabine"s new
brand expressly s.. up to combine erzenay Ca
ssvs sesn sss g
as fasass assy wns
drinkers s, will cause them ADOPT this brand n
Of
or Ss dinner and evening parties where delicate
Our mImpeti.r is favorte wine wen known and needs
The above mentioned junction with verzenay We viii not
import unless Dy particular request order,
We observe that in order 10 distinguish new
poraons from the former the will bear the mama
Of our present agent James Meyer Jr with autograph
We win send only the future but have already seuS
In our first shipments the Fulton and william Tell ali Of
brands without exception packed to your country
Our house In Cologne Is the Sammhouse of all Mumms
pnS & % e ee s sns s ws
own Of the nes vineyards the JohAnnsberg adjoining
the vineyards Of Prince Meternch. "
We respectfully recommend wines 70 the patronage Sf
our old friends and to the public In general.
JULES MUMM 4 CO.,
p. A. MUMM
Referring 10 the above advertisement and card Of MessrS
Jules Mumm Co.. and p. A. Mumm, beg TO inform tho
trade that have shipments the Fulton and William Tell
which will be In for which prepared IA
take orders. Respectfully,
JAMES MEYER, JR.,
A Broad street.
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POSTAL ECTOR
FOREIGN and Domestic Mails.

TINE OF CLOSING AT THE NEW YORK OFFICE
DOMESTIC .North-Albany, Buffalo and Canada. M.
North sslss and Wss St. way Tya MAJ AL Il; and f.
South and southwestern .
Eastern mail BY railroad ia A. and
!" =" by steamboat 7. NJ.
SUNDAY MAILS On Sunday all mails close at n I'm
f Tss o 5se Mail for California leave: s. Louis
designed SSr should be marked Overland. via
s. LAKE The Overland Mail from st. Joseph o) to Salt
Lake city, leaves St. Joseph every Saturday, at
San s. ., ,o Letters should be marked Overland
So. PACIFIC. By steamer, via Panama, Thurs
HAVANA By steamer anne ~ Monday jan IL s n
MEXICO 49, From New Orleans by steamship Tennessee on
placed IN he Once New York six days Tap prs
vious 10 the above date.)
EuRoPr. BY steamship Africa, for Liverpool,
Wednesday, Jan. b.. 8 A. NJ
BANANA ISLANDS the day after the arrival Of each Cunard
packet AT this port the steamer Karnak will be
despatched with mails for the bahama Islands,
70 be landed at Nassau, N P. The United
States postage will be five cents per half ounce
on letters, and two cents on each newspaper to
be collected in ell cages 10 the United States on
those sent or received.
No MORE LATE POUCHES Monday the 18th inst, the
Of the pouches for the reception Of late letters the
Liberty street entrance OF the Post Office viii be discontinued
TINE OF CLOSING AT THE LONDON OFFICE.
india. Overland Mail closes folows:-via Mar
settles, the ID, 9th, 18th and 18th of month
Gibraltar, Malta, Alexandria, Suez snd Alden.
Via Marsees the 9th and Doth Via South
ampton 4th and GOTH
AUSTRALIA Via Marseiles and Suez the 10th Via South
ampton and Snez 18th.
MAuRrIvs. Via Alden the 44and 9th of the month.
BRAZIL Via southampton on the 9th OF the month
mails at London falls Sunday, they up the
evening previous
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CHA Cry, Nov. a. 1858.
Our little town is steadily improving. Buildings
are being erected all along the river bank. We al
ready have population of two hundred enterpris-
ing miners, and every stage comes laden with
more who have heard of our success. Prospect
ing parties are scattered all along the ella and CO.
dorado in search Of new and richer mines. We have
taken out several fine specimens of god and, thus
far, all seem satisfied of the prosperity of these
mines The placer dggings are not very extern
sive in this district, but the hill diggngs have re-
Gently been opened and promise well. Should
these continue as they now promise, our mines will
prove both extensive and rich. On the New Mexico
side good veins of quartz have been struck and
have paid So per day to the man. In several places
our placer mines have exceeded this, but the ave-
rage pay per day is IS. Specimens Of gold found
here have been assayed at the mint for SIS 93
per on.
We have had two trials by ury-one q civil case,
the other criminal one. Both passed off quietly,
which evinces determination on the part of the
miners to protect themselves in peaceful way in
the absence OIL
Our population is becoming extensive enough to
warrant some protection from. the government.
The establishing of the overland California mail has
opened up a market for the agrculturst, and farms
will soon be opened all along the river: several
have been begun and every few miles there are set
Elements and stations.
A mercantile house in San Francisco has estab.
lished branch here; and besides this, our trade
with Sonora is sufficiently extensive to Justify a
district court and civil code for the collection of
debts, &c. We have waited long and patiently for
these from New Mexico, and now that all protec-
ton seems Withdrawn by that Territory and we
left at the mercy of the revolver and knife we have
resorted, like Pilgrim fathers to the social code
until Congress shall think our interests worthy of
some recognition.
We are desert. It's true, but il is mineral desert.
which only awaits the protection Of government to
develope its riches.
large train passed here last week laden with
silver taken from surface mine on the San Pedro
The silver mines at Tubac are both rich and exten.
siye Poston's mine employs a large number of
men and yields good per ccntage. Flatboats will
soon be Heating down the ella, filed with copper
and silver on their way TO San Francisco.
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Our Savings Rauks.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

ALBANY, Jan. Ia, 1859.
In your issue Of the 18Th inst in the column espccialIv
devoted to matters in relation TO the legislature aad ths
interrogation propounded 10 me- Was the Hon Mr.
oover aware Of The magnitude Of the labors of the com
mee embraced in hs resolution" referring 70 nv reso
uton IN respect TO the unclaimed deposits remaining in
the savings banks In our State. "
in response sir permit 10 state that nj the tjre NJ
my presenting the resolution fully aware M The
magnitude Of the iabor'' but sir have vol IN oarn
that the time TO accomplish what my resolution pronorcs
win be so long period as " Eve years. F
II mean not sir, by the aid OF this special conn,ao q,
examine any OF the books Of any bank Of discount b,
SIR those wherein the tong poor are induced 10 law mn
their hard gained earnings Of support in ebor
advanced age times Of depression and where in MANI
instances, they remain only 10 the enrich tho ,roaa
auont and proud directors and stockholders or
such institutions. VI
desire, sir, that all such unclaimed deposits shall bv
some proper means devised by said committee ba con-
vcyed 70 relative connection-f any such can h.
foundof the deposition Of such unrcclaned deposit or
that the may be devoted 10 charitable purposes
When, SIR IL asccrtaned that there arc but ftv fonr
saving banks In this State you will perceive that the s
IS not 30 difficult as at first imagined and the labor
w be than compensated by the benefits accruIng
IRON such investigation 10 the humble poor.
trusting cir that you will be pleased 10 permit mo In
pocate myself and dspel the ungenerous asperslons
your statement might cast upon me, ! subscribe myself
yopf eoea'ent servant, WIN. G. COVER
Member ol New YORK Legislature.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.
SATURDAY Jan. 1872 p

ASHES are quiet.
CoTToN has not varied much
iIouks held at De- 15c per Dbl higher hence is less
WMAT.-The disagreement Of parties about prices
checks business small lot of amber Southern brought
81 IS.
Cork is more active and frmer Sales Al 900 bushels
old mixed Western at SAC. $780,, chiefly at &c.,
is scarce and nominal.
OAr-saes of 5000 bushels Canada at &C., and 1000
bushels State at 56c
PoRK-Saes Of 200 bbls at ST 80 SIT 62L for new
mess, ST for old mess, and $13 $13 rs for prime
WHRKEY-Sales oil 400 bbls at q 80. 2Sc, mainly at
q Nc per gallon
Other articles unchanged
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Port of New York, January Is. 1858.


CLEARED.
Steamship Montgomery Willetis. savannah~H Cromwell
&Co
Bark Hyperion, Ward, Port spain-T Dwight
Brig Boynton Blye Port Prince-Roliker, Mohlmann
sshr shOas Island Davis wsshingt0nB blossom Son.
sch h Booth Burger kichmoud-van Brun saght
schr N Adelaide jenkins. Fredericksbrg-van Bruut &
schr Granite State, Halet, Boson--s W Lewis
sshr New York spraus
ARRIVED.
Steamship Jura Br Moody Lverpocl Jan with mdse to
S9is eean. 9Th n.
HANNA R 9Th with mdss and passengers to Roberts
for Sq s %R as @ " Lon.
den waerogsed and abandoned ali sails bent and ured
and standing but Dec lat Il
fell from the bboom overheard lost sd lat IL r. lon
SsSGss msa Birth
Sip Atkins New Orleans Dec 20 and sw ras.s!,.
with mdse 70 stanton thompson Had pilot on board
$ssSs ss Of DC.
Ssss. s Sc Ss
experienced damage hull sails spars the outward
before repoed has been detained outside Sandy
Hook days In a dense fog.
Bark Wind Sanders St Marks Is days. with cotton to
Brodie 4 Peies.
Brig Black Squat tof PHILADELPHIA Burns Kingston, ia
pee "a with iogwood DC, TO master Had heavy weather;
With hs so Ssn aad G ssnso sSea Porto o s days
Brig Trullo, Mugan Port Prince Dec T. via Fortune
Island Dec e. with logwood and coffee 10 master Capt
wreckers that brig unknown from for Boston
with cargo of ogwo0d and coffee, called Bird Jslaui
sage and got pilot to take her TO Nassau She eaky
condition
with sugar and moasscs to II Brookman a co. Expert
enced heavy weather OF Hatteras since then light
winds.
Brig Gov Brown, Asworhy ST Marks 70 days. with cotton
dc TO Benner Deake Has been detained of the Hook al
schr Hiram Bishop Booh Matanzas Jan l. with fruit 10
Ackery Have had heavy NV gales during the passage:
been days Of Hatteras. Jan H. George seie seaman of
Greenport, III, died of consumption - -' "
schr Montrose Winsow, New Orleans Dec a. with sugar
and moasses surge Chairman Co. Has had very hea
schr Virginia. Davis Savannah days. with cotton &c 10 n
Murray Ign inst miles Of the Highlands spoke brig
=, from Alexandria for Boston. s
schr sea Bird, Carroll; Ncwbern Nc, 4 days
fchr Leroy, osborn, Norfolk DAVIS
schr Surprise, Patton City Point with cotton and outr TO
schr Spencer D. Mapcs Virginia for New Haven
Schr A N Rogers Johnson Virginia sdava
schr Claremont, johnson. Virginia, days
BELOW.
Brig Sea Bird, Brown, from Coast OF Africa.
SAILED.
Steamships City OF Manchester (Br Liverpool; Arizona
New Orleans
Wind at sunrise Me- meridian sw; sunset sw
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Total $50 pa, 1888 81 Total. $50, 244 1888 81
The State Engineer informs the Senate that only
Of the railroad companies in the State had strictly complied
with the law by fling their report before the LIST of De.
cember, which as follows
Albany and Susquehanna, Brooklyn City, Erie and New
York City, Genesee Valley, Long Island sodus Point and
Southern, and Third Avenue.
The Cincinnati Gasete Of the 18th Says
We cannot notice any change in the money market;
the supply Of currency continues ample and the demand
but moderate 81 is the range. The exchange market
firm and unsettled An effort s being made by insti-
buttons to keep down the rate Of Eastern but how long
they may be able to succeed, time only tell There
can be no doubt Of growing scarcity the Of which
is plain, namely the great falling of in the exports of
produce to the East and should this state OF affairs last
the upward movement must continue and rates further
advance.
The following table will show the value Of dry goods
imported withdrawn from warehouse and warehoused,