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II A bill has passed both branches Of the
Legislature OF south Carolina suspending till June,
1861, the !aw requiring one dollar in specie to be
IN the vaults Of the banks in the State to every
dollar in circulation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-03

CNFORTrNAIE.-Rsv. Mr.. Alberton who was
arrested near Montgomery, Alabama. few days
since on suspicion of peddling reasonable Doc ks
reached his home at Glastonbury, Conn, on Fri
day last He had paid a fine Of $50, and after his
release and while on his way home he in a NJ Of
arrangement, jumped from: the cars and was
badly injured, so that he, at LIST accounts, lay
very helpless
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-03

ID-A New Mexico correspondent states that
NJ otero had been elected delegate to Con-
gre-s. The corn crop had partially failed, and as
" was the principal means Of support, much suf-
fering isanticiPa'ed among the people The gov
eminent coral had been plundered Of quantity
Of stock, principally sheep.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-03

H Ia Alexandra, Va, Yesterday, number of
slaves were sold at public sale, under decree of
''r1t. Likely man, ag,d about 81 years,
brought ~ 10" another about 50 years old
brought Sl.lGo and another, IS years Of age.
$1,000. slave woman, sbout 30 years of aye
and two children, sold together, were purchased
al slTO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-03

sUPERsTIrION OF SAILoRs-TLe scboon,,
hCnafa, OF Preston, which entered the Drop he'd
hsIoor on thursday, had deed body in tow.
10 De one OF the Passengers Of the III fat.d
h"iyhead She must. therefore, have towrd his
BODY quite across the Irish Channel aud tn
reason Tor The aci has certainly been the dread Or
superstition, which naturally attaches it,-if =, - =
mi nd Of the sailor who considers th,t =, W 'he
dead body on saiP6odrd is frzusl il with ONE. -
evil 10 the shin and To the crew who nsyi"a." VI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-03

DEPARTrRE OF THE BENECIl Bor Among the
passengers of the steamship City OF Washington
which left New York on Saturday for EuTope
was Hernsn. alias the ''Benecia Bow" who goes
out to fight Sayers. the English championEthe
Prgiiistic encounter to decide the championship
OF the two countries
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-03

HELrER's Book IN NORTH CARoLINA.-The
Raleigh Register says: BY the train from the
Adams Express, which accidentally got open,
was found to contain two hundred and more Of
Hinton Rowan Helpers .'Impending Crisis -
The package was addressed TO Jesse Pope, High
Point, n G.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-03
A CARD.
y UCT ON SALE Of FINE GROCER
MhTkoPonlTiAiNs ER Rrep pprwrpv

M LAGER BEER BREWERY,
feir York ar, te,getn Isf and ID sfy
The success that has attended the UNDERMINED
since the opening Of his Brewery has induced him
TO make further improvements.
He hopes that with these additions, and the su =
perior quality Of BEER that he furnishes to merit
the patronage Of the public. Families will I'D il
HEALTHY and dehg htfd drink. Wagons deliver in
every part of the District
RESTAURANT.-Hsh las also opened, for the
accommodation Of the public, Restaurant, on the
corner OF K and 4th street west, where he 10 pre-
pared TO furnish the best Liquors and Cigars, and
all dIshes known to we'll regulated lsrder.
jeS eo2v ERNEST LOEFFLER,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-03

ID Mayor Tiemann, Of New York, vetoed the
bill Of the councils in that city changing the name
Of Chatham street to Fast Broadway
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-03

GOING SoUIh The hartford LINES says:-''A
gentleman called at our Office on Monday who is
about 10 start for the Sti.e of Alabama. to COM
nence hatters shop and factory there. The
trade from this quarter having been much in
Jured, he removes from Connecticut and takes
away the business and the hands employed here
In this way Connecticut Is made to suffer,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-03

III Young New York e1erted itself manfully
yesterday in the exercise Of its New Years priyi
lsgs OF getting drunk say the papers Of that
city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-03

A CONGRESSMAN lLL.-The Hon. John NJ Ian
drum, member Of Congress from Louisiana has
been detained from his seat nv illness since the
opening of the session. 1t is stated that, bes;d e
being sick in body, he is laboring under severe
mental a. III lotion in the loss of his wife and four
CHI ldrenJ II Is feared that he may not get up
again
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-03

1--WE learn from the New York papers that a
Fugitive slave from Maryland was arrested In that
city on Saturday, and let 60 on his swearing that
he was born in New Hampshire
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-03

III The Superior Court in New York city has
n1ed the amount of Mrs Catbarine Forests ALI
mony OF $4,000 a year-sI 900 less than the award
Of the referee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-03

GALL FOR A CLKRGYMAN.-The coroner of
w bite county, III, has offered a reward OF Slp,
for the arrest OF the Rev: Mr.. Finley who escaped
from the custody Of an officer while being con
veyed to jail. Finley is accused Of numbering 3
man.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-03
SPECIAL, NAT CE

N SPECIAL NOT CE
i O THOSE of onr GU stomers " no r ,eo n ooount.
with we respee fully notify them that they are
made eff, ard ready for delivery. Those who pref
calling at our deck Tor their bills will pieAse do go
lis week. After that time we shslI render every
account on our books. and earnestly request our
friends come TO ward pror1ntly and helm m. m tb
our Tine ot need, by maxim early settlement in
cash. as We are In want of every dol ar du- us at
this time. J. w COfl.EY Ar 90
de I!-lGt 523 7th ST above pa sv
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The EVENING STAR.

WASHINGTON CITY:
TUESDAY ...............January3 3, 1860.
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LOST AND F0ENn-

II OST-o1 Monday, n instant, bAive,n 18th and
- oth streets, Pa q. sBue a MANUSCRIPT COW
erlng eleven pages of let paper, cl seiy writer
headed Nothsrn Notes from S.,E,nern Sketth
BOOK" Tie finder viii please leave it st tni. OF
ncs II
II oSt-On Monday night, a n street, 9TH street
-. or the Avenue. Ia IN" TReaue. jet BREAST
y. n. with ciust-T Of " hIte sets ~ the centre
IN n,dHr VII y. rewarded by lehviag IL at the
StN - voc. or ~ odr st ~.
4 OSi-Dn thu ~ infant. sFIh CAFE on 9Th
1Lsr b-tw en- r. and & ste Island The 6nder
I'll ya-de BY returning f. 10 J. r. CHIN,
~ OIL st., Is SUI JaS-2.s
SfkAHED.Ons Saturday last a large BLACK
rbi, N .n w FouN pLANp psG. with
ttetemr al Jsck about too years old -
saa = e"nar and rtain a.tac'ed 70 him An, per-
500 returning he same 20 No. 80 Maine ,yeIns
warded. "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-03

n%St FENTH Wharf.-The regular met ting
tIS of the Young Meas DeInocIaIio Club of
~ IT,, S"yenIh W aId for IaEuarv. will take ps ca
THIS EVENING at "Mier's," corner of Y and
sixth streets at ~ O'Clock p. M, as thar will be
an cleo ION of Officers. A full meeting is desired
Bv - tf the Pre-, I'd ut ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-13
Free Soil Heresy In w Vostern Virginia
How It is Spreading. -
[From tie PEuntytown visitor,

/1
During our recent TRIP we received
Hoout nlty snOSct!neEs at Sh!hStoA' Lum-
ocrpoFt anu boothsFiiic. We nave addeu
100 names 10 our i4st IN tae I"st 'hFee
weeks. We confidently expect TO gnln
from 100 to 200 subscribers per month Tor
the next twelve. months. thousands oil
intelligent persons, who.are out OF hnmor'
not TO say disSuStcd at the sycoPhahte
course OF tue newspapers Pu"'saeu IN
central northwestern virginia, are now
waning '0F an opportunity 10 S"oserioe ,oF
inc famtty |isH0r. Ihey want an lnce-
pendent fearless journal, through tHe col
1mns oil Mh'ch tneir grievances may De SCI
iorth ana theiF rights an" interests ueieh-
4ed; ana they nave iookea N vain 10 tue
Democratic papers Whlch nave oecome SO
numerous IN TINS country LOT mat support
ana defence Whlch they had rlGht 10 eS-
pect at their hands instead OF these cor
rnpt Democratic journals acting noble
part rs euiwarks OF civil and relI9lous no
erty, they nave IN every instance, prostitu-
ted themselves TO the base purpose OF riv-
citing tighter and tighter the chains OF
despotic government and promoting the
exclusive interests of despotic rulers
The peoples burd.ns have Increased each
year by bad legislation and time-servlnS
law makers, but up to this hour they have
never been able: through the columns OF
the corrupt, party-clogged Democratic pa
pers, TO remonstrate against these gazing
expressions and political outrages.
Ia Hf,l.T Efth1A q
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-13

MACDONALD, the tacetious "wild Irish.
man." who does up the local of the Fair
mont TTrginian, in an inimitable manner,
is indescribably worked up about Diph-
thcria, since he read the articles in the
I,tcNigencer. This state of mind, howev-
cr, docs not interfere with the regular dis
charge of his duties, as tie following will
testify:
A DESPERATE LEAF POR LTFE.-A very
extraordinary feat was performed last
week, by our old friend Dutch Provence
1t appears that one fine day in the middle
Of the week, we forget which, Dutch Prov
cncc. Lem Jones, Ike Brumnge, and Joe
Manly, met in an old stable near Manning
ton, TO have Il civil game of cards. While
engaged in the game of 'Seven-up," Mrs.
C, (whosc husband was absent,) re-
ceivcd intelligence that the Stable was
dcsecratcd by card-playing. and deter
mined to break in on the party, and break
up the game. Accordingly, she procured n
Kettle of boiling water, and cautiously APP
preached the door of the stable, where she
paused for Il moment, listened and heard
Dutch cxclaim, high, low, jack, and the
game. Whercupon, suddenly opening the
door, she rushed in, kettle in hand, and
thereupon, out jumped Jones, Manly and
Rrumngc rs she entered, while Provence,
not so Fortunate made for the dung-hole,
at the end of the stable, and while prcpu-
ring to jump down prcciPicc of over ten
feet, he received the contents of the kettle
on his back, cxcoriating him severely, as
he was dressed merely in shirt and pants.
He then tumhled down in n regular quag-
mirc below, and the sight he presented was
ludicrous in the extreme; up to his knees
in mud and manure, his back smarting
from the hot water. his cards all scattered
about, and frightened out Of his life.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-13
Some Good Take OnH.
from the Toston Gazstte.I


rat the urgent solicitation of several
hundred persons, we have concluded to
establish u Personal Department. Each
notice must he accompanied by IL five dol
lar bill of the Globe Bank.]
j. S. is sorry she could not keep her
appointment. If you will be on Park
street, standing on your head l shall not
fail to recognize you.
The young boatman is beloved. Ii he
will appear on Beacon street, amy time be-
tween 3 and p. NJ, on Monday, with an
oar projecting from his larboard pocket, it
will all be right.
Will the sweet arhitress Of my fn:c, who
wore the blue satin dress and the pink
ribbons in her hair at the horse opera on
Monday night, '"meet me hv moonlight
alone" on the hill above the frogpond, on
Tuesday night. irrespective Of the old an,
who cdnDOt Sympatbize with the tran
sccndentaI aspirations of our souls. Come.
AUGUSTUS.
The Young man with the Blue neck-tie
is informed that papa watched the close
attention lie directed to onr pew last Sun
day, and so did I! l objected to the
rudene.s, but accepted the compliment. y
line placed i'll the hands of n black wO-
man, on the corner of Temple street, who
will say spoon if you utter the word
..ladle," will reach me. BE discreet.
If G. O. ever expects to obtain the peace
of mind that attends upon right action, he
will return TO his hca t-stricken Matilda
the valuubIcs he has borrowed at sunhry
times from her. The discovery of set of
Attleboro' diamonds nj q pnwnbroker's has
driven her to despair.
John if it he true, as you would have
me believe that yOu danced with her hut
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-13

Tue LADIgs OF PHILADELPHIA, Boston,
BALTIMORE AND New YoRK.-"Burlegh,'
the correspondent OF the Boston Journal,
writing from philadelphia, March I, says
'.In 10 one thing do Boston, New York,
Philadelphia and Baltimore SO much diSa-
gree as in the appearance of the ladies as
they walk out on the daily promenade.
Boston and Philadelphia are somewhat
alike. The dresses of the ladies are rich
but not showy. In Philadelphia the staid
Quaker look Nbounds. The ladies are in
tcllectual looking. hut plain. They all
have pale, snIlow look, as If raised in the
shade; and rs body they arc far from
handsome. y pretty woman on the side
walk Of Chestnut street is a rare sight
But Baltimore is flooded with beautiful
women IT may be in the climate-t may
bG from the style of drcss--it may he be-
cause thcv-nO matter WhGt-but the Ia
dies of Baltimore drift along Baltimore
street in droves of beauty, while the dccid-
cd snowy and often gnudy colors worn at
tract attention: and this is not i'll one or
two instances, but dozens and dozens pass
you all of one style of beauty, and tho eye Is
Gazzlcd with the number. But the Indies of
New York are heterogeneous. The crowd
that floats along Broadway is immense;
but no two look alike-no two dress alike.
The rich, the poor, the belle, the domestic,
the untivc, the foreign, the elegant, the
homcIy-nll minglc aud blend the picture,
SO that one only sees . vast mass of mo-
wing creatures, having no distinct form or
character. In dress the: New York ladies
overload themselves. and the ornaments
seem Cumbrous and not elegant. II they
wear plumcS they load themselves down
like an ostrich. If they put on furs, they
pile them up till they seem like portcrs
carrying home goods. Ii they put on jew
elry, they wear it as if their husbands
manufactured the article, and ii was need
full for them to become Il stand from which
il is to be displayed. The same is seen in
the dwellings, where tho gaudiness of the
steamboat and the tinscI of tho circus
seem TO he the standard of tasto adopted.
The New York ladies could learn a lesson
that would be of great service 10 them,
from the ladies of Boston or Baltimore
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-13

A MUSICAL ESTHuslAsT.-Mr. A. w.
Thaycr, ofBoston, the "Diarist" of D~ighFs
Journal Of Nusic, is at present in Germany,
cleaning materialsfor his life ofBecthoven.
In a recent letter to Mr.. Dwight he says:
~ am getting so absorbed in Beethoven.
getting such a clear insight into his history,
finding so much that Is new to everybody,
and finding myself, therefore, in some sense,
Il marked man among tho musical people
with whom come IN contact that feel
particularly my want Of tho means ofeni-
bracing Opportunities to make mywork per-
feet, aud am becoming every day more and
more incapable OF writing anything which
is not directly to my great object. now
live, move and lrSve my being in Beetho-
ven. l became so ovcr-w wrought with him
here in Vienna, that fed for a few weeks
back to Berlin, as much to get away from
my books and papers as for any other reas
on. My sleep was spoiled nights by think
ing and thinking eternally on Beethoven.
| have had the Beethoven manuscripts,
which belonged to Felix Mendclssohn,
placed before me, and am TO know to-mor-
row whether can use lot now in the
Royal Library, Berlin, which are for sale.
There are eight letters of Beethoven, and
about thousand pages ofhis sketch books;
price &20O.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-13
WHEELING, "a, TUEsDAK@ MORNING,
Daily 9utclliqenter.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Twelve SOLID LINES OF NoSrtRGIL- Tor ONE Ixcu.) or
a. Lass ;iAR. : set tRs

FC-SPECiiL NOTICES plul'ir itc Ht"'N' : 1's--.
Yearly Advertising reasonable terms. acc"r-
ding to the space occupied and tho number"f changes
u1ic.
acknowledgements frhm transient persons strnng-
erS 20 he pad far a.. udrINee
Legal advertisements will bc charged Mt tho rates
prescribed by law.
business Cards not exceeding five lines. $40 per year,
Sc for six months, but for shorter period nothin;
will be counted less than square.
The privilege Of Annual Advertising Is limited to
the AdYertisGrS own Immediate business; and all
advertisements for the benefit of other persons. as
well all legal advertisements, and advertisements
of auction sales and real estate sent in by them must
lie paid for at tho usual rntcs
observation-disclosures not accompanied with written
directions. will bo inserted until forbid and charged
accordingly.
Notices for Political Meetings to DO charged in all
cases nj full rates.
Marriages. Notices of Funerals, and announcement
OF Sermons, so cents each. nov1l-59
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-13

During skakting match in Montreal.
two skaters accomplished fifteen miles in
forty-fvc minutes.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-13
a wheeling man among ThIoves.
From tho Cincinnati Commercial.I

One Jacob Blank, tanner, residing
near Wheeling, arrived in this city carly
yesterday morning, having $500 in cash in
his pocket He left his boat and some
good hearted individuals undertook TO
show him the town. In few hours Off
GERS Jones aud Grogin seen him in the
thirteenth ward spending money freely on
1t gang of sharpers, who had already re-
duced his pile to $i5s. Like good Samar-
itans they took him to the Hammond St.
Station house, and last night he went
home, $l5s richer for their acquaintance.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-13
DISSOLUTION.

DlSSObU IlON.
U0HE Co-PARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE EXIST
ING between Robt. i. Marsh aud Geo. Il. Taylor,
under the style Of Marsh Taylor, this day doth
inst.) dissolved by mutual cnnscHt-
Geo K. Taylor, having purchased the interest Of
I;oEt L. Marsh will continue thc business as hereto
fore Settlements of all accounts will he attended 10
by either member of the late firm.
y. Z. MARSH,
fcb2l &. L. TAYLOR.
OAR LEAD AND sHOT.--Ju-t received
ID and for sale by. tfehlll NJ REILLY
SCl BIS. WEFIG'S GERMAN SOAP,
1jO febI3 At LIST, MORRISON cos.
CtTARCH.--3O boxes 7. { G. FoN's pure Pearl
Etssfi ii''"' '"-' Il REILLY
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S.5O6,3s7 So


TOTAL LIABILITIES; ------------
Unsettled claims not duc,.........SlT3,926 81
E5-Iosses Equitably adjusted aud promptly paidesa
Upwards of SI1, 100000
Of Losses have beer, paid by the Ftna Insurance Co..
il. tie past IS years.
FTRR AM, INLAND NAVIGATION
PilI,s accented a: terms consistent with solyency and
fair profit.
y;,4ciq1 a,s,Lfo qire, to insurance Of IVELLLNGS
and Contents far termS Of one TO. fire gears.
The progress of this Cooperation has been stable
and uninterrupted through of financial sun
slime and storm or periods evenful in or exempt from
sweeping conlngr4tions and maritime disaster B".
ing long established. cash basis the troubles OF
the credit system Affect i'll no material particular
During iar,i times the security of reliable lnsu-
rance is an imperative duty-tle ability OF property
holders to sustain loss being then much lessened
Policies Issued without delay. and all business at
tended to with dispatch aud fidelity. by
- SANL p. lULpEETH Agent.
Office at the Savings Bank of Wheeling.
febl9-dnw till Jan LIST SO
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-12
Reeefpts of Produce.

1,IHrC,INvDr mn r,
| olSelNSAil, "a y, Per steamer Anglo saXon-50
eSs cheese % =, pns m beans Jno Adams &eo-iot ot
larnltnfe u Bf,nton sSco-- OF nj Dds peer to h
blaese &co- 1S ppl5 nlnefts cochran y Hall--54
pxs gfass 70 ofdef-- ~ oXs eheese ~ pxs bacon
= epei bonaiozs D&s " CHS nacon I6o 5xs cheese
70 phgs nutl5l = yes 1ahls " L Doi5en 20 d oon-50
npls TIlshy N rIanhe e pailneei n p1s cheese AZ
pAgs putaer ri0,9 m o. Nlarines-lo ~ pxs oaeen 10 v
~ p nnls neel 70 s 6renhan,s2o pkgs
peel a y 5Ileh GEO. 20 N ppis PORK 40 M barrels
oes' giie byrnss en &colIo ools pofk 10 Gks ba
~ ~ W iafu y ~ eaeass i ~ Wy peel affs
bercieT &co IA Kegs lard IL Kennedy &eo-65
CO I50 bIls aonr Martin cohb &eos5e1 hb5s III.
con n Mcco... Inn hf bhis beer r 4 Scbnaymann
.s3o hhds aides bn kegs nies, feet and sundras tn
Schneider & WiseN2S bbfis whisky T. N parrev..
tes hams AZ bys cheese IL hxs candy fo bh,s tonr
yose Bros 30 bbls whisky to Workman Scoon25
bbls annles Waits. Pleasants Nno1- IL nlTgs beer
and snngries to order = pAs' peei
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-12

Whiting \ Tallis. R Nugent AGO.. Ss hhds new
sugar II Gordon jr-l5 do Ar Miltene ,svger-zO hbls
new niolasses Lauve & leblanc snnisiss ~ ,,rsr
Total 545 bales cotton. ~
ALEXANDRIA Per stear .ler Moro--.gso bales
cotton MONTGOMERY 4 White = 100 W & b Urqn-
hart sA Carroll, hoy &co-ss W S Doanell &co-.
s5 Payne Harrison 81 ] " Rhorer &oo- u do
West, Renshaw \ Gamma ck.-l2 do A j Dasilva--s
G t Buddecke &co-- snpsr;es IN osxierlTotsl I5s
bales cotton. a.
ALEXANDRIA = Per steamer Era No g. 12l
bales cotton Rhorer Y lunts--6e West, Renshaw d
Cammack-6S Smith * Robnsol.--40 do Ar Ailten-
berger SO Payne q Harrison 2l Block, McAfee
&ce- 20 R @ Cummings &ce--l2 Belloeq, Noblom
&co- 10 psleips6 JONES' Gordon & Castillo
ASat, Magye q Cushman---szndries to rder--Total
&02 bales cotton.
| D0NALDS0NvIlLE--P Per steamer Lafourche-
! hhds new ssgar Braud Il Landry-.20 bbls meas-
| ses Lszardie &co-- 5 Go Toledano l. Taylor 10
bales moss Trosclair & Haydel- sundries to order.
QUARANTINE sT4TIoN-Per steamer Empire
PaFish--5 bbls molasses 5 bbls mackerel Olivier
| --sundries to order.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-12

ship Ocean Send, Jack, I'm Bath, tMe) to master
Point
ship Amity, s.inson, 2i days FIN New York, TO G W
Hynsen &co--Sd dist, 80. ~ Aa3F
Span ship Diogenes, Julio, Ii days fm Havana, IN
belfast, to Avendano Bros-Sd dist, 49,
Bark David Kimbal, Lnaell, fn Philadelphia, 70
C III Snria--1st dist so.
Brig II Hooper, MeClnslie, I'm Galveston, TO
master-2d dist, u.
Schr L Day, Sparrow, I'm Port Lavacca, to Col
denbow Lesparre I'd dist, ls.
Steamboats,.
Anglo Saxon, HaElett, fna Cincinnati.
/ Swon Jones, FIN st Louis.
Mary u Keene, Richardson, I'm Lake Provfce.
Crosse Tete, McQuoid, I'm Bayou Sara.
Golden Age, Webbing, fun Fort Adams.
Oregon, Baker, FIN Mobile.
Empire Parish, Grant, fin Quarantine Station.
Moro, Aguader, fra Alexandria.
Lafourche, Dugas fm Donaldsanyike.
Era No g., Ramshottexn, FIN Alexandria.
Towhoat Vim Il Webb, Davis, from the Passes
tewed down and TO sea On the S0th alt
ships Teresita assi Mountaineer, schr En-
presario-hrought up ships Northampton and
Ocean Seud, bark David kimbail.
Tewboat Hercules, LaPlace. from the Posses =
went down light brought up ships Amity
and Diogenes, brig II Hooper and schr J L
Day.
Tewaoat A ] whitmere, Whitmore, FIN the Passes
1 went down ht--brcaght ships Con
+ signInent and Adams.