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REDEMPTION OF TREASURY NorEs.-The loan
authorized by Congress for the redemption OF
Treasury notes win be issued as they may be paid
In, being restricted TO that object only. Between
$7.O00,OC0 and IS 600 600 Of Treasury notes have
fallen due recently, and been re-issued Over
s. 000 600 are passed due, but draw interest under
the law. andi re probably held for Investment The
remainder Of the IS 600 OO0 will mature during
the present year When these notes are actually
paid In for public dues, the Secretary puts them
ont again, bearing per cent. interest, at par, bu
parties holding those at per cent and asking
reissue are allowed 70 haye the same rate Of inter
est continue. eiH ai1
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WOOD AND COAL.

w o o D ND
Delivered to all parts Of the oitv AZ the Iova,.
possible rates. VIZ ~ u"
IT J. & w. NJ. GAIT,
Ohce 2s2 Pa. av., between 18th and 10th sts
ma 1I-u north sids
THE SUBSCRIBER HAVING ON HAND
sn extensive stock Of FUEL, is prepared to
WOOD Sawed and Split any size
Call and see for yourself.
.s.. R. w. BATES,
- Wood and Coal Dea or,
ma Is =. y. corner of Fourteenth and G. sta
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II, SAT- " ATER BATHING.

M vi w ATFR BATHING.
hARSHABL'S PAVILION. (Moore's land
ingl Will be open for the reos ption Of vIsi A A
Ieo,; lots On ft me . lSth OF June Its dsIGhfa way
nre rs unexoelled bT any place of the kind or. 40,
Potomac Tlver 1t s situated ab. ut one hundred
mies from Washington Immediately on the
Potomac and 10 full view Of 'he Chasapsake Raw
and famous for hne OystsIs, Soft Crabs Sheephead
ana other FISH. and ca My accessible the steam
hoats plying between Washington, Baitiu. re an
Norfolk. The undsrslgned has male sddlfiGnaI
Improvements IN lis BATH Houses and mauY other
improvements to the comfort AID enjoymeut Of n. :
guests The Bathing cannot be SuT passed Sp,ep-
fia h2Efng aud ? epty of Fishing and SAiInE boats
Tree ol charge. ps has spared no expense IN pru
vIflng good COtlon Band IL laying 10 his stock
OF caolce Vines, LIquo ,Segars. &c and for hs
VINO wish 70 avcic eXrrerne fashion snd n sAek .
retired ace where theJ can mako themselves n
nome, there s not moro pleasant place IN the Uni-
trd States- ne proprietor piedg hIms n 4 a
noth!nE shall be lon undOne on his part T. rendsr
taeia so. TeTms Tor board: 81 20 pr dsy for ICES
than week; Tor longer time. Sl-25 per tay; $50
per month. Persons wishing In address the pTn
prIetor p III direct To leonar6taUn ~ N.r,s
county, Nd. '
jes-2m X. J. MARSHALL, Proprietor.
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jeI stawtJul, IL

NARSHAL'S SALE-In virtue of two wrIts OF
lNl heri taolas, issued from the Clerks Off oe OF
the county of Washington, and to me directed, /
will expose TO pub sale. for cash, in font of the
court house door of said oOuntr, on MONDAY
the 9Th day OF July merit. 1880 at u O'Clock m the
following property, to wit: All defendants night
title, claim aud interest In and to Lot No [, In
Square No; 6ls, In the city of Washington, ID C.
together with all and singular the improvements
thereon, lied and levied upon as the property o
Andrew Rothweil, and will be sold to satisfy Ju.
dlcia 8 Nos 24 and sl5, to October term 1885, M
favor of Phelps 4 KIngman.
w. SELDEN,
US. Marshal for the District of Columbia.
IL "
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VIM. A. BROWNING, Trustee.
eT-d J. G.. MoGUIRk n co. Aucts
ByraG; MCGUIRE CO.; Auctlonecrs.

by y. y. McGUlhE T. CO., AuotlOnecrs.
TNkUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUA fSI, z
Il NEAL ESTATE ON THE CORNER OF -EvKNTH
AND r sTRBETs.-By virtue of decree of the 'ir-
cult Cou of the District of Columr ia, pa cd In
two causes In V hioh Statham, Smlthson & Co., and
austin na Shsrnan. respsctlyely, aye complains nts,
undersigned wll sell at public suction TO the high
est bidder, on THURSDAY, the 18th da. of July.
1850, A. oclo. .. upon the premises, Lot No.
8; IN Square No. 456, in the cItJ of Washington.
ID. c. fronting 50 feet II inches on street north,
and IS feet on Seventh street west.
RMS well kEown property Is situated on the
northeast corner of y and Seventh streets opposite
the General Post Office, nnd is one of the We best
bnsl"ess locations In the city of Washington. The
improvements CONSIST of e. rec three story houses
or street. cuiIng the drug store on the corner
81 seventh, and tro-stoIy bullaIng on Sew nth
street. The property wi be sold IN sepa ale par
GELS, according tn the lmpro vements
Terms Of SAFE: One third OF the purchase mouey
10 be paid In Dash, and the residue two equs in
stalments, IN ak and tweIve months from the day
of sale; the deferred payments to bear interest," and
10 be secured by the notes or bonds of the puIcha
ser or purchasers, with a surety sureties to be
approved by the Trustees. Should the terms OF
sale not ne complied with within six DAYS after the
day OF sale, the Trustees reserves the right re
sell the property at the risk and expense Of the de
faultlng purchaser, a'ter FIVE days notice, All
conveyances at the cost of the purchaser.
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,srBy :; GREEN, AuGt,oneet; ;,

rTRUsrbEs sShfkEEE0NF' shkEEE 0F' AAufttpassT 4 fkRME Housr
L AND LOT AT AUCTION on NINT4 Sr wEsr.-
By virtue of deed of trust from Geo. II. Gates and
vile, duly recorded 10 the subsonber L will Sc l. N
MONDAY, tn. 18th .daY of July next, 1863, at 6
o'clock m part ef Lot 8, In uare Ss7, being aud
Hing IN me city oI Warrington, c"mmsncing for
aforesaid, AID running north the line OF Ninth
street west Is feet. thence east 80 feet inches,
the pace of beginning beng said part Of Lot front
Ing on the cast side of said Ninth street. and lying
between and q streets north, with the improve
ments thereon, cons sstiug Of two story Frame
House with back building.
Te ms: bns-third Dash; bslance in 6 and II
months, purchaser to give notes bearing interest
from ths day Of sale. A deed given ana deed of
purchaser. -
If the terms of sale are not compiled with within
three days from the day of sale the trustee
the night to resell the property FIVE ds, = public
no Ire Ia the Evening Star, at the risk and cost Of
the defauting purchaser
JAMES w. COOMBs, Trustee.
Je 2-eOts A. GREEN. Auot
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U.S.. Marshal for the District of Columbia.
ie IA dts

MARSHAL SSALE.-In virtue Of d writ @: fsrl
Vl facas issued from the Clerks once of the Cir
county of Washington and TO me directed will
expose to public sale, for cash. in front of The court
6S1ss G1pF 1T Oh sald 1899 counts on MpMDAY the ssh
descnbed property, to wit All defendants rig ht
title. c:,n and interest in aud to Lot No. S, in
together with sll and Singular the impro vements
thereon, ezed and Levied upon as the property OF
Z. A. Richards. w SELDEN
u. s. Marshal for the District of Columbia.
lie IS dts
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A MRS. WINSLOW,
IAN Experienced Nurse and Female Physicisn
presents to the attention of mothers. her
SO D THING SYRUP.

n MRS. WINSLOW,
IAN Experienced Nurse and Female Physicisn.
SCOT HING SYRUP.
Fer Children Tssthing,
w.isa s....y facilitate. the p.:s.. :f .'s:hns y ....
PAfE and sPssmsdie aensn and 10
SURE TO REG ULATB THE BOWELS.
Dspsna apen It. mshsrs, il will give and
RELIEFAND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS
pat up and sold this article for year,
can tI. coNTID.Ncs AND TRUTH Of it, What vs hs,.
.':iss:1 :s;.s MAS. x .s.sr = isy ssls,D. 1.ai. !.
1,cr cuRs, s,wINsLOw's t.sca rs.S anal, TO ~ ~
n:.:, DID ': 81 in.. SOOTHING a:..ne. d.
q: q. ss.:Is1,, ,:n.i: SYRUP, hsss.d With il:
virtues. We spssk in his matter !" WHAT VIZ DO Know"
afssr ten years. experience, AND PLRpeH ouR RIpUTi
CLARE In almost every where the infant /, su6sr
Ia from and uson relief will be found In afs
fh,. "s,asSi. prsp.r.,ion |, ,P' s.m,a .e,n.iss
meet nrr RaIErcRD and sxILFUL NURsIs in New EuS.
land and has been ussd with NfvfRFAILISs sUccBss
THO USANDS OF CASES.
net emily the child frsm pain bu n
ssn.sh and eevsls corrscts acidy, rvsS ton and
energy 70 the whole will almost instantly rslsys
GRIrIss In THE BOWELS AND WIND CoL1c,
and o,'tcoms con vusi.n, which, II not speedily rsmsdsd
AND pIusisTa.M- FOR Ias SnT ~. .Hs wosIp p
10 all case. Of Drs- CHILDREN rNrIRT and DIAN
arse. Gem ..snr TEETHING osfs IIs .h:h: .,
cause. VS. wouldss every mother Who hs. child .rf
49, rSs o.
stand bstwssn child and that will be
n.sen. y,,a ru fSos tn: Us. q 4
SGRT fh PERRNs asi; SEn sn::. Il: u:
PrinciP.l o3es. No IL Cedar susss,G.Y.
Price snlv rs Cents Bstts. % II-dAvIr
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A NEW CATHOLIC SKE.-Tbe New Yo-k Herald
saws II Is stated by parties well posted In Catholic
affairs, that a new bishopric Is TO he established
In Westchester county, thus further snbdividing
the extensive zee Of Archbishop Hughes. The bull
or rescript for the consecrati n for the new pre-
late has not yet arrived from Rome, but is ex pee
Ted In a few days. Several eminent priests are
spoken Of In connection with this dignity--the
most prominent names being the venerable Arch
dea On McCarron, Rev. DR.. Moriarty, Rev w
ininn Of St Peters church. in Barclay st; Rev.
nnush Brady, Of St, AIMS. Asfor Place; Rev,
oeo MeClusky, Of the Church Of the Nativity
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SUMMER RESORTS.

The favorite resort for
those who apprecla To
Grand Sceneiy, Pure
Mountain Air, 1nvigcra-
ung BATHS, Large and
Well Vent lated Rooms,
Good Society and a Good
Table.
For particulars send
for Circular.
OWENS, CTENDEN-
IN Il VISSCH Err,
CdrlfSls SryiuRs. Pa
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS

Nv HIIE SULFHUH SPRINGS.
GREENBRIER COUNTY, Va
This long established watering pl.oe vas opened
May. 0AAo
Many new and important arrangements lss51f
Ms Ee been maoe slTce last season IN tins IA - =
tabiIshme Mt, ard no efforts will he spared 70 maka
the guests comfortable.
Persons can reach these Spunvx by he Orange
and Alexandria kaiirs ad from WASHINGTON: by ~ a
Virginia Cent al Raj road from Richmond: or .,
the Nlrglnls a-d Tennessee Railroad from The
south and Southwest via Lynohburx aud Cha
iottesvllie, with ONLY - mites s'agr t-avel
JEREMIAH MORTON, President
J. HUMPHREYS,
General Superintendent. 10 12-StJul, TX
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NV GAS FIXTUREs

W. GAS FIXTURES.
w Have in store, and are daily receiving, "a S
HATUR IS of entirely New Patterns and D. signs
and Finish, superior in style to anything heretofore
onered In tins market. We invite citizens general
u TO call and examine our stock Of Gas and Water
Fixtures, feeling confident that we have the best
selected stock in Washington.
All Work IN the above line Intrusted 70 our care
viii be promptly attended 20. ~
MYERS & MeGHAN.
mar SIT 376 street.
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w CITY GAR EN-.
ERNST LOEFFLER, Proprietor.
Ner York drenut, bettcees lSf and ID Sfs.

I woula stste that every arIangems snt has A
attractive every day. Mondays the Gar EsH Il
dens are open to the public Tree Of charges conc. r
slyen by select band: Those desiring 20 enjoy the
order to render plessu TO all. Do other days the
proprietor VIII oheerfnlly grant the use Of the
grounds for school or other Pic Mic PaTties with
out charge.
FOR the amusement OF children he has introduced
number OF little games, never before seen in this
"Old folks." WV
n. B.-AttsShed is my Bottlrng Establishm. nj.
ana lamilies can be supplied with a1y quantity at
thsIr .esloence, of that hea!thful drink, LACE X
BEER, upon short notice. il s am
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.,l The youngest daughter Of Mario and 6risi
aleo IN Brighton, England, on the 18th inst. slE
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- SONS unriyslled PIANO FORTES-rs.
OF al styles and sizes. Also, several oftF7f
the sole esency. .METZEROTT's NJ Mpslc Store.
Several second haad Pianos in beat order, cheap
je23 Y
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fIOR SALE-A great bargain, four acres Of wei
improved LAND, well suited for mark I gar
don, with new dwelling house with four rooms and
kltchel well Of hne water 10 the ward under
good fencing. and Will he sold low exchanged for
city property and on mOderats terms. The IaBd is
a. Balls Cross Roads. two aud half miles from
Georg etown and IN Alexandra county, Va Apply
TO V, =. CORBETr, over Bank Of Washington.
ma l2-tf
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EOR RENT-The three- -story-and- -bas

IsOR X r y THE three story a nd basement
u RRlCk HOUSE corner Of SIKH rect wee
and street north, one square from the Patent and
City Post Oflces-heIng one of the finest and
hea athest 10 atIons IN the city ID tis arranged fol
a store and dwelling; has a bake oven attached
WI!l sult baker cOnfsctiuna Possthsion iver
or the llth INST. For terms, sc apply TO GEO. i
StUFFERLE, at Jackson, Brother a Co, SSS
Pa avenue. 10 ia-tf
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EQR RENT-Three 6rst-cia-s and recently
u built HpI sis. four stories high each, hand
somely finished, and having all the modern improve
tnents such as water Eas, &c, an one Of the We v
hnest locations n the SIty-On the corner of Third
street and Missouri avenue, and opposite the CAPT
tol grounds Any me wishing 20 rent fne dwell
Ipg VIII mud this favorable opportunity, as de-
sire to rent them Immed lately. and Will rent them
low. Inquire of Z. w. BROWNING. je IF
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FOR SALE-Between7 aud acres Of LAND
u lpar' wood,1 on the Plank Road,t7 A.. abou-
4 miles from WaShinEton-a beautiful huilding site
ur w"ll located Tor a market garden Apply a. No
= Agency Block, corner Seventh and r sts.. Wash
Ington. ie il ims
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! cay Of any orH n
MAS FAILED, IN
STANCE TO H.
when timely ussd-
an instance Of dis
one Who ussd IL. On
delighted With its
lspsak In terms Of
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nsvsr essn able to
Msdieins-NBvRR
4 SIN Q L . IN.
v1cr 4 c U n =,
Never did We knsv.
satisfaction BY any
the contrary, all are
OPERATIONS, and
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FOR RENT-A three story FRAME HOUSE,
u on Eleyesth street, between I and z Inquire
o. NJ; sN1 DER; at the Plumbing sod Gas Fftt ma
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-03

EOK KEhI-A email STOR h, corner of 9th at.
IL and Penn. avenue, under the Clarendon Hote,
suitable Tor a barbeT's saloon cigar store. For
Information lnsuire at the Hotel mar 80
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mnrkess.-Peported by Telegranh.

Nyg.ORLE.Ns jan 2OCorros buoyant ut an advance of
c owing 70 favorable adyices from EuTope sales to-day OF
Sales OF the week. IS 600 bsesthe largest amount recorded for
single week Receipts OF the week $1,000 bales against &c 600
last year Exports the week 81 900 bales. Total exports
the $1,000 bales Receipts at this port ahead Of
year. 23 600 bales; do o. all Southern ports: 405 900 bales
Stock port 600 bales against 900 bales last year
SUGAR dull at decline Of G!c fair to fully fair, 6,ac
MoLAssBs 04c. EIouR dull at SIS s5@$6 Co.'s steady
at II d75c. PoRK-0ld Western Mess, $i7 New d. $8.
LARD in bbls., lOic. WaIsKi, &c.
NKwORLRASs, JAM 2-COrTos firm; sales to-day, 5000
bales Middlins, lldlllc.
MOBILE jan sales to-day bales 1O,c for
ord Receipts last week 30 900 bales against 30 800 bales Re
cpts ahead Of last year $500 Stock in port 2I 500 bales
Exchange London q . premium. Sight Exchange
Newly oIk b cent dicOunt.
MOBILE, Jan. 2-COTToS uncbanged sale. to-day, $500
sAyAYsAH jan 2O-CorroN; sales to-day 100 bales. The
Anglo.Ssxon's news caused an advance Of &c.
SAVANNAH jan 2COTToS trm sales to-day 1900 bales.
AUGusTA jan 2O-CoTTos: sales to-day 40 bales, with Gu
CaARIssToS Jon 2OCorTos: sale, to-day 300 bales with
an advancing tendency; Weather lovely
CHARLESTON, JaI. The CorTOS market has advancing
10 Idency; aes to-dey, 900 bales.
CISoIsSATI Jan 2fonr generally unchanged at 50 300
IS 4Oj Wheat firm Whisky 2liG2.sc Provisions Grner;
Mess Pork Si1 Bulk Meat held at 6d6c Lard slc. Bacon
iiasic. Exchange on New-l ork unchanged.
PniIADELPHIA Jan 2lBRKApsTuFTs generally very dull.
WVxAT unchanged. CoRs dull Yellow i6c Oars declined
BALTIMoRy jan -FLorE quiet at Is 80 50 for How.
sIdeet WHEAT firm the advance; White, ST 900$l 50;
Red 81 80. CORN dull; White, 65diOc. Yellow, Od1lc.
PRoyIsoss firm WHISKY steady
York easier ranging from q2 per cent for Currency and p
cent or Missouri iund cent for Gold and cent
III ''''0'' 'NO CoMMERCE OF SAVANNAH.
SAVANNAH, Saturday, Jan. 81. 1900
Exports Of iSaS '''''''''''''''''''''''''slo
COMMERCE or MOBILE
MoBnE, Friday, Jan. 20 1860
Exports ofthe week.'''''''.........'...'%lt2 3,OOO
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Arrived. SUNDAY, Jan. -.

Steamship Edinburg (Br screw) Kennedy Liverpool Jan g.
rienced strong westerly gales the entire passage jan lat 81
49, lon 2oS passed large screw steamer with two tunnels.
g. lon 46 passed large icebergi 18th lat 4s lon Ss 30
2Oh lat, 90 30 ION So So passed steamer bound
Steamship Montgomery Berry Savannah ndse and pass 70 h
steamship Jamestown Skinner Richmond mdse ard pass,
to Ludlarn Bencken
passed Aner Nov Cape Of Good Hope Dec H. and crossed
the line Jan 81 teas and csssa to A. A. Low Bros Through
IT, u IS Sn 3 T. up P'sses nip MSnsey Ss Snsss :
ing lh M IS 80 or II II w. spoke bark John Psyson,
Ship Mgserrs o FAITH Weehs Havre a days. mdse end Isl
to VIM Mbek Has experienced heavy westerly esles
most of the time Dec 2s while lynstO under cosereefed
and ran down to it, appeared to be b. bark With fore and
@ on @ nj bS sisGb On csn, ian Il @ 30 lon
sgnsl Of red blue and white and yellow letters 4. ia L.
pass Il Marshall Co Dec H. lat % no. lon Is To- sis-
nailed ship Mcuy hence for Hayre 18TH lat a is Ion IL 50
lat lon 80 bOarded by ship North Br
from India for London with rooPs The W. has had iva
Big Gen Bailey NOyes Marks - days. and tOb.e.
co to smsood Earle Co Jan H. lat "a 20 lon 81 ~ saw
bs Princeton loi Drookine) from Hng'ton Ja NewYo
same day, light bark painted black bounds The g. B.
had sh winds up to Cape Forda since then had strong We
brig Msr;s & Johanna (Dusch) Twunenlng Amsterdam
days mese to Funeh Msncke. JAM lS as a. on 70 % ssw
BARI Milton, steering +. n. +.
schr T. j. Tu Cooper, Virginia days corn to Gray Is
,schr Mary Smith, Frcdscksburs days, to W. IL
schr C. N. Heo Godfrey, Wilmington, N C., days. naval
stores 10 Stoell & Clark
schr jamestown Cole Petersburg days cotton &c., to jas
Hunter Co.
Schr Carrie Hues Finn, Georgetown, S. c. days naval
Schr NJ l. Bartlett Andrews Great Egg Harbor days,
wood.
Schr Martha Collins Collins, Virginia, wood
Srhr Rreeze Dyer, Virginia days, oysters.
S,hr George Bsrtol Fox, York River days, oysters
Schr Oryetta, Smith Virginia oysters TOT New-itaSeh
Srhr Willow Harp, Tsynter, Baltimore 4 days, coe
Steamer Henucbec, Hand Philadelphia, mdse and pass to ..
Perkins . o,.n
Steamer Abstros Jonea Providence mde to Isaac Odeh
Steamer Petrol Baker Providence, mdse. to Isaac OdeA
Below brig.
NIND-SvnIise, n. w. sunset, 5. w.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.. .......JAs


sesmshipsPotomac, Watson, Norfolk, II. B. Cromwell
Co. Yorktown Parrish. Norfolk. Ludlsm Hencken Augusta
Woodruff Savannah, s. l.. Mitch son; Columbia Berry,
Charleston spoord Tleston Co. Patapsco Layhed, Ports
land H. b. Cromwell Co. ount Vernon, Saith Ale1ands,
II. B. Cromwell Co. .
sbips-Mandarin Psrrott Hong Kong Goodhue Co Lv.
erpooi, KeaIney London, Grnne, Minum Co. Andover,
Kinney Newt Orleans VIM. Nelson Sons; Genoa, Street,
New-Orlesns Robson f. sdick
Barks-Flyng Cloud Speed Baltimore, j. w. Mckee James
Cook Blanchard Cardenas Nesmith sons Young Greek,
Taylor Valparaiso, VIM Bare,ti Boreund Oswig, smyrna,
George Braegoe; Lotus Brown, Rottedami j. Benson,
Gordon, Wilmington.
Brigs-Costa Rcs, Chapman Aspwsl Panama Railroad Coz
Eaget Terry Rio Janero Avosetts Tuzo, Turks Island Me-
Gail Firth; C. w. Ring, Corbe Neuviss Brett Son Co.
Black Swan, POdger, Fernsndina, Dibbe Bmce.
Schooners-G B. Smith, Crammer Norfolk Stmges Cles1ms
Co.. J. G. Homer, Homer Savannah, r. p. Buck Co. C.
Matthew'S Warren Searsport, r. p Buck Co. j. NJ Taylor,
Rue Washington r. NJ Blackwell Triumph Lucy, Sc rhomssS
H. Underwood NJ L. Davis Robinson Charleston, AcCreedy,
Mott Co. Rehecca, Patterson Petersburg Hunter Go
j. b. Myers Cobb Aspinwsll Post Small; 3. King, Gin
DAMN Jacksonville; Kate Stuart Msther Savannah Wp ..
May hobart, Charleston ID. G. Murray j. w Rnm-
sew Taylor Charleston DolDer & Potter; A. DsRosset,
Tucker Wilmington Jonas Smith Co. Plymouth Rock Nor
MS Boston, Dayton Sprae b. Buckley Buckley, Sews
Haven, master ,,,r
sloops-Oregon Rhodes Providence, master Aurora, VIII
Hams New.London, master. $500 .
SteamersJerey Bne, Chauncey. Pbledelphis, j. W. Nc
Kee; Delaware, Cannon, Phisdephis-
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Lynch LAW IN MIssIssPPI.-The charges against
Charles Smetzer were of 30 revolving a character,
that an ncensed community took the law Ill their own
hands and executed summary proceedings upon him.
Shelter refused TO have examination of his case on
Tuesday morning. before Justice of the Peace, pre-
errng to 20 at before the Grand jury and abide
their decision. This but aroused the populace more
bitterly against the prisoners and that evening" the
taller we understand, was seized and tied fast, his
KEYS TO the prison cells taken from him by persons In
mssks and unknown, Shelter carried from the jail to
the courthouse yard, and there hung until he was
dead Shelter claimed to be native of Louisiana;
was about 40 or As years of age. His crime was
gross and infamous insult to young girl somewhere
near twelve years of age, daughter of one of our
most respected fellow citizens. This assault was in
open day. upon of the ffequened streets, and Of
the most aggravated character- Natchez Cou., 18th.
SNALL-Pox IN The VICINITY OF Bosrq4-The
smallpox still continues its Tavages in the Vicinity Of
Boston, though the deaths few, in comparison with
the number Of cases Hardly town is free from the
infection. In Newton alarge number have contracted
the disorder. In Watertown many are suffering from
either smallpox or varoloid In Needham there are
number SICK in one infant taking the infection
who had been in no way exposed 10 the disorder,
which is apparently carried unconsciOusy from house
to house in the clothes of visitors.
Boston Traveller, 2lst.