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FOR SALE AND RENT.

s1tf9TSs s15sorissr is satsorissa ~ sSe S
fssideucs Of The ate zsShsr.S Berry and fs sdons
con, ,slos two hundred and twenty eight and thret
tenths Of "a acre, is ve wooded and vstered, aud
consist Of q oomioTts6le dwelIns house, two tobsc
90 houses, and other out houses.
ing e purchase Tes estate. beinr ~ Of the moet
delightful pelGhbOrhoOds in southern Maryland,
and hve miles from Blade nshurs, and Of easy sccess
to church, post Office and mil
Also, very valuable trsot Of timber and wood
This land is situated about four MI es from WISH
70 Upper MsrlborouIh. and contains ave hnndred
and twenty -four and two tenths OF sn acre.
hs.yllJ umhered; ami from it's proximity 70 wss6
so ss es and eSsrs afs shsF. rat.
wood and timber
TIE terms, which viii b liberal, made known on
fyals. on Or bet5Ts sATURDAY, ths scth dsy of
sale CcneofdS the Te.idenes Of T6onss BsTry.
5ss 81 the hSsI Of E L O'clock m who val tsts
70 purchase. SAMUEL II. Berry
ap & 2svtds Upper Marlboto1sh.
FOR sALE-A small FARM 80 ecres. situated
ing Soass, % s.s
and wstered; within four miles Of fws.6instoS; Is
dence, being perfectly healthy and most romsntcai-
Sa1s issps sss cSsp SiS,: Bis
MONTGOMERY COUNTY LAND FOR
WI SALE.-We have for sale three four hun
a dred acres OF Land Iylng on the Potomac, miles
duet a1d one OF the fine AZ roads in the county pess
through this aud, and the mot OF covered with
rood and the other portion IS sol Of the first qua
ity. Apply 70 BARNARD A BUCktY, AuotiOn-
tioneers. WsShinston ma Sl-eo
EOR SALE-A great bargain, four acres Of vel
improved LAND, well suited for a market gar
den, with new ellng house with four rooms and
good fencing aud will be sold low or exchanged for
city property. and on moderats terms. The and ~
at Balls Cross Roads, two and a half miles from
10 v. p. CORBETT, over Bank Of " ashingtoh.
EoR RENr-A small STORE, corner Of sth ct
and Penn, avenue, under the Clarendon Hotel.
!. ;soRP ss got 81 cigar '0Ts
NOR RENT-The FIRST FLOOR Of the build
u ing immediately opposite the vest wing Of the
City Hal recently occupied BY Chas. 3. Wsllsoh
as an Office. Also the front room in the second
terms aPpiy 70 RICHARD WHLLkcH. No. i
Louisiana avenue. asst
SENATORs, MEMBERS OF CONGRESS-
~ Two splendid suites OF ROOMS, elegantly fur
mshed, viii be rsSted during the session Of Con
being within one or two squares OF Browns and
Nep9na Hotels Those IN pursuit OF suoh Hoome
". w 90 vel 20 make early application at 20; sJs
E'OR sALE--A nice three-story Brick HOUSE,
sSid 60 Easy ts!%s F!es made Enoseq by iasuiS.
street oPposite Centre Market. Tiile perfect
fe7-t
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DENTISTRY.

MI TEETR.
- L,nOmis, M: d., the inventor and yatentcs
Of ssI5s The IdiiSt,S MlNERSAL PLATE TEETB, at -
many persons oan wear these teeth who GH1b
cannot wear Others, and no person can wear other,
who cannot wear these, ~ ''
Persons calling at my ONCE can be accommodated
E,n WI any style and price Of Teeth they may degire
oleanest, strongest, and most perfsct denture tbs
Art car produce, the MINERAL PLATE viii be
Rooms IN this city-No. 33s Pa, ayepue. betveep
IN and 10Th SIS. Also, S07 Arch street, Philsdel
Ims. oIIy
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SOUTHERN TRUNK MANggTyAGTogY;

Opposite Odd FsIlosos' Hall, WashinsfOr, %. c.
Travellers will study their Interests b, EXAMINING
my TRUNKS, VALlCES &c before pur RyYW
chasing elsevere As use none but the {{TH
best material the market affords and employ ASo
the best worknen, oan confidently recommend my
work 10 he superior in St-sngrh and Dsra6iiity 70
Trunks that are made in other cities and sold here.
keep constantly on hand, and make 10 order lop
one week's noticel every descrPtien Of SOLE
LEATMHER6, TIE & IHa0N BaN u EpR,AME ,A4lM,r FREEyG5H y5 DRESS
cshsr YAIICES TRAHEbING BAGS RAR-
NESSi SADDtES; WHIPS, &c, e.
manike manner, at short notice,
Trunks delivered in any part Of the city, George
Alsa--Agent for Hoxe's celebrated FAMILY
De i5-iy JAMES 8. ToPHAM.
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HfGEIA HOTEL,
II OLD PoINT COMFORT, VA.
This cel ebrated Sesboard Watering Place loca
ted IN full view Of Hampton Roads and A
chesapeake Bay, and 81 the first military SEAy
fret of June. VI WV
Ba ides the attractions OF the military establish
ment and the fine 'BiI of Fare' prest nted in the
many nxurles Of the salt water ion, the Bath az
U,d Point Comfort Is peculiarly curative For
rheumatism, II rs almost 3 spsclfo; and for lis
Propares ln this regard tie proPietOrs are al owed
late Senator Linn,J and to the Secretary of WsT
and his lady. - "
A spacious new building and sundry improve
inents aid largely to the accommodations and com
foIts OF the approaching season.
The MANAGEMENT Of tho Hotel end all bu, iness
matters connected with II are under the exclJeive
oharge Of the junior partner, Mr.. Willard.
JOS. SEGAR
e. g. WILLARD,
ms " I'M ProprietOrs
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DENTISTR v

H. DENTISTRY,
NR. HILLS, after practical test of two yeors
1ees that ne osn with confidence recon-
mend the Cbeoplas Process for inserting xf Szt
artificial teeth Ii has the advantages OF ofStf6
upper sets nserted for eSs. Partial in proportion
OnLoo oVo o. oFouuo' SET
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AUCTION SALES.
By G. w. BOTELER & SONS, Auctioneer,,
rlNkUSTkE,S SALE QE SIIpERInR ELL

BY =. w. BOTELER & SONS, Auotioneers.
NhUSTEE'S SALE OF SUPERIOR FIR
~ ssIuRE BEING THE ENTIRE IFFECTs OF THE
SLAhEND9N HOTEL By vIrtnre Of deed In trust
pe9ihhg GATE January 5th, 1863, and duly recorded
II Li6er J. A, e., No. $780, folios from No. iis 70
isss on THURSDAY, June 18th, at Io clock =. m..
e. sna singular the goods and ohaitels Contained
~ une pulldlng known as the Clarendon Hotel,
sssoateu on the southeaH conner Of Pennsylyania
avenue and 9Th streets, viz:
sne superior Rosewood Piano Forte,
Elegant suite of Rosewood Par>pr Furniture.
BaIEe Gllt frame mantle and Pier Mirrors
nlGn setts OF Brocatelie and Lace Curtains
NeiSe, and Brussels Parlor Chamber and Hall
RossSdod, va nut, Mahogany and Oak sstts Of
curIed Hair and other Mattresses, Pillows and
Blsnkets sheets, Comforts, Counterpaens, Tow
Wsl1St Extsns sion and Round Dining Tables,
Osk Lining Room CHAIRS, Gas Chandeliers,
SilEsf flated Castors, Butter Dishes, Forks and
spoons, Table Cutlery. DO,
bar Room Furniture and Fixtures, Cooking Uten-
. II is deemed unnecessary to particuarize the ar
uoles contained IN this very handsomely f0rn shed
esIaOisnment To persons In quest of good house
oIu llTnlture, 1t presents unusual attractions, as
the COLLECTION ls very large, embrasing the con-
tents oi ABOUT forty finely furnished rooms, al of
Whloh Is OF the most superior and Substantial
character and In excellent conditIon having been
purchased new In January last.
lermt-SA0 ana under cash; over 30 and not ex
ceeaIns 90, l., and months; over 100, i, 2, s,
ie s-dtd w. BoTEIPERa RaAs6' Sons s{usstSei s5e;s
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By :. C. MCGUIRE co, Anct,one.r.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE on THE CORNER OF ~EvENT1
AMP AMP sTREkTs-By virtue Of a decree of ths Cir
fuit t LOU OF the plstflot Of Goumii is, passed in
Two causes 10 " hioh Statham. Smithson a. Co., and
austin SHERMAN, respectively, are complainant
and John /; Cal Ian aud others are defendants the
undersigned Will sell at bio auction 10 the hirh-
est bidder, on THURSDAY, the 18th da- of JuIy
1901, a. oclock D. m upon thu premises, Lot No.
d In square No. ASS, In the city of WASHINGTON
II. y, fronting 81 feet ii inches on street north
and 10 feet on Seventh street west.
Ihls well Known property is situated on the
northeast corner of F. and Seventh streets opposite
the ieneral Post Office, snd is one of the We best
Dusl'ess locations In the city of Washington. The
Improvements consist Of three three story houses
on street. Inc udlng the drug store on the corner
81 seventh, and two-stoIy building on Sew nth
street. The property wi be sold In Sc paIate par
cels, according tn the lmprov vements.
Terms OF sale: One third of the purchase money
20 De paid In cash, and the residue In two eaual in
sta amenis, In SIX and twelve months from the day
ot sae the deferred payments to bear interest and
10 De secured by the notes bonds of the purcht
ser or purchaser with a surety or snreties to be
approved by the Trustees. Should the terms of
gale not he complied with within six days aftsr the
daS OF sale the Trustees reserves the light 70 re
sci the property, at the risk and pense Of the de
laultlng purchaser, after hve days notice. All
conveyanoes at the cost ofthe purchaser.
G.hTsffN G3tiSfh SMITH Trustees
1e III -btaw6dS J. e. MCGUIRE Il CO ,Aucs.
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X KENNIsH's HYDRAULIC MOTOR.

X ENNlsH'S HHDRAULIC MOTOR,
Pressure as APPLIED to mecbanfcs bon I'D u aydJaulo
as il has become now hean raai Gnu nns, 20 lar
bounded encomiums ioooi'0u Win uh-
Silent but powerful in ITS opera,iop-eoopomo.l
n 5s 9Gsi5s ~ Cost 4ecHPason Of space and
Do9ehs oni SsI to steam or SaoT9
ted poHsI Gom s%d the es st%a INA,
per re fsnt: ,,
narimant ~ VI Lilly Lilly Yeas st9ny ane PRACTICAL OK.
cisims ~, to ,hVslaot t "a hydaulo Englneer)
p nnncS sSt what every Practical nan readi
Se Ssg,aon Vi nydIauIlc power hItherto invented,
oiessT ne possible economy Of sim
k;nd ~ % of adaptation to any
na na vi haohinery-eno, more than all, its cheap
nsss. re
for ne 1"vsn nasirg been appointed sole agent
stats. rsspsctuy invites 1sts an
model at Browns Hotel between the hop1s ~ .n5
p. m. every afternoon. u anu
County and State Rights, as we'll as singla an
sinss ofany required power, can be- paTohssss OF sp
~ No. TODD. dfssMIaAaD; splIaHlD "A Agent GENT,
.1s le-eoalm Browns Hotel.
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M SALT WATER BATHJNG.

IN y ".
lflARSHALL'S PAVILION. IMoore's Land
iDgl VIII be open for the reosption of vIsi A A
tors on the 18th of June. This delightful vfA9
resort for those seeking health and pleas lE.k& i
pre, is unexoelled b! any place of the KIND on The
Potomac river Ii is situated abt ut one nm pdred
miles from Washington immediately on The
Potomac, AID in full view of 'he Ch4sap AXE Bay .
ana famous for hne Oysters, Soft Crabs, Sheephead
and other Fish, and easIly access bic the steam
n9ats plying between Washington, Baltinnre and
norfolk. The nndersigned has maze sddI i lna
Improvements IA his Bath Houses and many other
improvements TO the comfort aud eujoyment of ms
guests. The Bathing cannot be urpassed. Spleen
free of charge. He has spared no expense L. pro
vding good Cotion Band orin lsy ing ia ms stock
ol ohOloe WINES iquors,Segars, az. and for those
VINO wish 10 avoid extreme fashion and TO seek a
retired ace where they can make themselves at
nome, there s not more ant ace IN the Uni
trd states The prOprIetOr pledges himself that
nothing shall be LETT undone on his part t. rend r
them so. Terms Tor board by the day, week, or
month reasonable. Persons wishing TO address TIE
county, Md.
ie g I'm X. J. MARSHALL, Proprietor
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TRUNKS. BOOTS AND SHOES

ply OF Gents' hne French Calf ska Dress ~faan
Boots and GaIt.ds, Patent Leather aDd II
Cloth 6aiters. Calf Skin. Patent Leather.l ~
and Lastlng Shoes A so, an extensive -
stock Of Bo $ and Chi draEs, ladies' and Misses
Bots and Shoes, all of which an selling ct en-
ceedlngly low prIces. J. ROSENTaAL,
$50 Seven h street
ma i5 60 roors above ID street
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SUMNER RESORTS.

The favorite resort for
those who appreciate
Grand Soeuesy, Pure
Mountain Air, Inyigora-
tlpg Baths, Large and
Wei Vent .ated Rooms,
Good Society and 9 Coed
Table.
For particulars send
FOR Circular.
OWENS, CI ENDEN-
IN a VISSGHE2,
Carlisle SPRINGS, Pa.
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RoOTs AND ShoEs TO SUIT THE

Wsars now manufacturing all kipds Of BOOTS
supply Of ess.e1n I'M msds work of every De-
sorlptior, made expressly 20 order, and willy ~
be sold at q much lower price than haS been
heretofore charged in this cIty for much inferior
articles.
Persons in wsnt of Boots and Shoes Of eastern or
city made work, will always find a good assortment
In store and at the lowest prices. Give q csll.
GRIFFIN BRO,
epS-r 314 pennGyivAnia avenue.
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pINEY POINT PAVILION WILL OPEN
Il, y tSF the reception of visitors on the &A
senoe for several months, Mrs. DIX viii lE.fHl i
take charge OF the manage gemeRt Of the Pavilor as-
sistei SIS oy my son, Thos n. Dix. Board per week
je Is eolm' w. w DIX Prnnrietor
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CARLISLE
WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS,
CUMBERLAND CO,
Pennsylvania.
AccoMNoDArIoNs PcR
500.
TERMS Low.
ia > lfW

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
6REKNBRIER COUNTY, Va,
This long established watering place was opened
May. 0<A0
Many new and important arrangements lE.H IL
nave been made slLce last in thls la1 "a a
MSonshment. and no efforts will be spared 20 make
the guests comfortable.
Persons can reach these Springs BY { he Orauee
epd Alexandris Railroad from Washington; by the
hJrglnia Cent? al Railroad from RlchmoEd; or hy
the SirElpis AID Tennessee Railroad from the
Scuth and southwest via bynohburg and Char
lottesVille, with only 30 miles stage travel.
JEREMIAH MORTON, President
J. HUMPHREYS,
General Superintendent ieI2 2-dtJuly Is
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GEORGETOWN ADVERT'MTS

THE CELEBRATED CONTRACT
AND GOUQUA MATTINGS,
Both plain and check. For ials low by
SPII.MAN d HUNT,
ap 2f-6O2m 9S Bridge st. Geor9etown
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pcoiey for prue qu L,cs Re other de- orptous were
IN limited reaucst. rae sales thin day ortwo
emblacea ,5c 200 lea at i9c 1856, with s.uan Oh
SELECTIONS for export 20c ca and small 81 We VI
growth OF 1858 Was ma at 60.
HENp was dull the al sale embraced about 100 Dale
dressed and undressed American, at SC.
The market was quiet but firm; Scotch pig Was
held at better prices while sales small The las
tales embraced about $50 TONS in lots No l. at s25 SO
s2o Common Epslsh bars we're saieabe at $4S so per
IRAD-The last sales Of Galena were made at IS 70;
prices however, we're nominal, and the market dull for ali
aorAssEa-Thc market was quiet and sales unlm
NAVAL sroREs-Thc TRANSACTIONS were limited. Sales
81 100 bels spirits were made at Axe Other descrip
Ons.-linseed was n rather better demand towards
the close Of the week, though prices somewhat IT.
In casks and bbs Among the sales for day or two
past were 5000 1000 gallons at 67hc and 1900 do.
asa
making at 81 Ill beached winter whale at osc Olive oil
was trmer, with sales at 81 Is -, Tx per gallon,
gnts, months. Taliow oil was selling at e|c.' and
Western winter lard at csc.
with increased sales at improved prices The sales iosied
up about 900 bbs Including old mess, at SIT SIT l2
ana . s xas s Il
AID arnsr with sales Of zoo bsls including coun,ry
and extra with double extra at $40 so . $l2 Sales
with some 100 nerces Chicago. India mess at
SIS Bacon was frm with Gales OF $50 boxes Cumber
land cut (city) at 8c Cut meats firm and in fair
demand sales Of TOO hhds, and terces made at
6llc for shoulders, SIC for dry hams, and &C. 9sc
for picked lard was irm, with sales Of 700 SEQ bbs
and uerces al 1880 l0sc. and it was reported that
$500 more for the privilege Of taking 500 1000
erces Of prime at any time during the year at 12c Bat
tor dull AZ 1lc Ice for Ohio, and l2c. 2c for
! State Cheese was firm at &c. 8 II &c.
RcE-Sales Of IT'S terces were made at 32tc. 4ac.
SxED-Ciover was in steady demand the sales OF the
week embraced about 100 200 bags at SIC $40
and small sale Of Inferior timothy made at 90 49,
| prime quality was held at higher rates.
SuGARsThe transactions OF the month light, aud
the market without spirit the sales yesterday did not
ceed 100 hhds. Cuba muscovados the range of &C. a
731c refining goods were at 7c. q &c.
TALOw Sales Of 200 lbs. were made at D..
TKi-There was an improved inquiry from the trade
and more activity In the market this week than for some
time previously Sales Of $4,000 5000 half chests
were made from the cargoes OF the Sea Star and Jacob
Bell, consisting OF oolongs and souchongs mostly new
crop, and portion OF the new greens by the N. g.
| Palmer, all at full prices.
TN.The market dull and heavy both for pig and
plate The last sales embraced ABOUT COO lbs. Lamb
Flags English block at 2ssc cash, and 100 boxes j.
charcoal waste at S.
wHEKxY-Sales Of 800 bbls. were made at &c. "a &C.
per gallon.
ANc-Begian sheet was steady at Tisc months, and
the last sale Of roofing comprised 900 bs at &c. per To-
cash.
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Boston Tor Georgetswu. % Std brig satso. Brown from
berry 1eh lot ksv YORK sehrs George Shst~ck K.nneT
from sus on for Baltimore; hnmA Carts rortou from roe
nc for rsngier; Buxton. 0o!dh from for
dane Weeks from Ntork ior waseasm; Juao, Nawunsa,
from Boston for Alexandria iser Evans for Bal
lmore; Aimra T. Emerson, from Povideuce Norfolk,
Brscze uuse from 10 Ter NYosk Catherine Beals Flo
from Belfss for Nyok soop spsgue, Gtbs, from rroy
NEW BEbFORD, Jan 2s-Arr bark Robert Peuuen, fIur-
ford PHILADELPHIA; schr Csr,hsgenA Grape do.
PORTLAND, Jan 2Arr steamshp Anglo Saxon (Br), Bal
antyne Il John NIB steamer PATke,snur9 Powell NYork;
scLr Curlew Norfolk. CID bark Tahiti Davis Cuoa trg
0rson Acams York. Cnrdenss schr Hattie Ross Poand,
PROVIDENCE, Jan 2l-Arr steamer ospray Keuney N
York. bark Col dyard Sutton Apaschcola scnr Wor ocah
Nicholson baltimore Cd tark Naiaarel CO. wei HAmn.
Foam Dodge, and sea Eymph. Dawson do. -
PLYMOUTH Jan l7-Arr achs Surprise. AID .rs n, Nor
fofk 1fst, WAmratuck Bartlett Baltimore ca ID, chr
Washington nightingale Baltimore
ROChfORf, Jan l9--Arr schr BeAuchsmp, Haske, Nor
folk. Sid sd, sch, Parker Fitzgerald Ciiy Potat
ST MARKS, Jan ID Cid bark JaGes Hicks Gre an,
NYcrk. =
In port Jsnlls bsrls Gamble Powell from New York;
arr i4h sg Rutgers Deianc for do, read sea,
18th Gan Eden Heed ldgi ccia Asbby, from Mobile arr
do; Hopkins Irrap from Key West arr i,h ldg; Emily
Seybun Nickes for York. cid Eth; Re niuRto3
from OY 18th hg; snhrs Eiesnor nseud fro
de phia ayr lSh, disg Ssrbner Carlisle lie
suDbs and Stag Loyeand dss Caster Harding aud Eme
EAyANNAH. Jan 25--Alr bark N Thornton Grant Fort
Talbot Cid ships Permanent. Irvine and Underwater, Ro-
bara tiyerpoo' bark Apgetta carsnores ST Jago
WILMINGTON, NC, Jan Carr brig Albert Asems, Con.
2ith, sclrs Stanley jackson, New Yorx MAhoa Be.s,
lhn'npson Kew Orleans
29h--Arr (by tel brig John Hathaway, Havana.
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]OOooS ~ 0v
Deducting the re-deposits, the net amount of the
recious metals brought to the mint and branches
luring the year was 1874 COL ,O95 76. The amount
{ gold produced in mines of the United States and
eposited in the minis was $27,2l3,557; silver
27s,l67
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Total. .s23 70o,477 13.7oolos 37,55O,Sss
The operations at the different minis and the

imports other than Dry Goods and Spe-
che NJ tho Port OF New York for tho
. Week Ending Jan. 2s, 1850.
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Telegraph Marine Report.
sells in sight. Wind s, fresh, weather clear
y Al g MA s.s s ship 4 he eastern ss
SANDY HOOK. Jan g. sunse.-No inward bound vessels
In SIGHT, Wind s. weather clear.
Miscellaneous.
sur Jons BoyDrhe cotton board this vessel still con
tinues burn Fords lighter alongside pouring two
Of water into Der. Captain Merritt Underwriters
agent with gang OF men. 10 employed In putting steam
pump board, which, tho subdued win be
used In pumping her out The report OF the papers
that TIE ship scued as the shp was aground
at the time Of akng Ere and scung could be of no benefit
TO her.
ScHR LA PLATA Lord from Franklin Ne for Baltimore pu
into Rocklend Gath inst, to stop leak
scHR NEW GIoDr, Tiboetls, at Wilmington. NC from S.
Thomas in leaky condition She has board the captain
and ship Armo Of Bath Ne before reported aban.
doned al sea 9Th ul,
gcnR SEA stn remains ashore Rustick Point and
cannot be got OF until an Increase Of tides.
Rex sKABlY SHORT PAssAor-The bark Dawn, CAPT l. b
Chase arrived port Saturday last from Montevideo
which place she left on 10th ui thus making the
80 days .hA believe The sbcres: On record The Dawn
her builder Capt Chase made number OF other short
with the Dawn and has proven himself thorough
BARK CLEANER OF Yarmouth Me- before ported burnt
insured IN Pr.vlence At the Merchans American, and At
ssa HELEN S.s from ecrseoyn DC for Boston. before
trip to the above named port
FLEETWOOD, Jan 1.-THE sxs rigging which were cut
away tom the American ship Congress previously report
co. have been found by flaming smack, which has them
In tow outside the harbor ~ ~ ~
LiyErrooIy Jan S-The American ship Nicholas Curwen,
from New Orleans, which shore naar Rayengls ar
rived here 70 day, making much water, - = II
Bib ne TN inst 1A bales OF cotton bsd been landed In
fair order from the American shp Britannia Paen nom ga
yapnah for this port on shore Yarmouth and he shp
expected of. -
ST TRorAs Jan lsTec bark Manhattan Gray nom Darien
for Moneyde0 bias put ieaky dschsrrnr CARO- FOR
rapae Rries Crcnssac,. Baies surinsm tor Boston
dom also put leaky and dsharging BARK Juui
ptls In u distress Was reosssirg
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Port Of New York. january 30, 1860.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Empire City MCGOWAN. New Orleans Jan ~ Via
Havana sd with mdsc and passengers Roberts Has
n TO- passed bark Fanny Eaton and BRIG painted black w Sh
round stern shos ing white burgee with red border
Soto hence for Havana and New orlesnsp De
Sseamshp Huntsville Post, savsnnan with mdse and pas
Steamship Jamestown. Skinner Richmond, &C. with mdse
and passengers 70 Ludlam ueineken Passed going
Jane Bath of Absecomb passed schr bound N with loss
Ship Pampero Lester shanghae Oct TO- and woosuug 2
passed Anjer Nov H. with teas silks &c to James Bishop
Co rsss6 5sr IN N company with barks Mas and Msne
ship Nonpare Green from shanshas for New York bec IL
lat "a s. lon % f. ship Argonau Norton from for
York h TINE Br shp Daylight, from New Bon for
from Zanzibar for London time FIR ship Fame from
New Zealand for do; Dec u.s. Lat 81 lon Br ship Th
passed black sSp Steering for he Hole 10 the Vail w
single opsa yards and showing white square dag
IN NJ ian q on Aosecom Light took pilot from boat
ship Seth sprasue Gillespie Rotterdam 81 days with mdse
m seaman Of York fell from Tie fore yard Overheard
and lost every effort save him The has
Agnes james M Of Yam ,oe Perry aa.
gov 90 days with pig iron TO Rchd rvn vessel to Thomas
so1s sulwass iost and sp sa as saes on the passage
Bark Flash, Campbell Vera Cruz, Jan TO- with Miea goat
vana had light weather; since strong and nv Winds jan
he S easS % ss B - 5 sss
Wabeao, Of Quebec bound n ~ ''A - 80 p~'''N '"'p
scbr Howard, Nckerson, Galveston 10 days. with cot
SD and e %so rnse SD in GO with bark.
Field, al for New York
ssT RaT s Tap s.a W me- days
schr laura johnson Day. Newbern. nc. days.
s s bSsswsy t csas! Egg anssss days
Steamer ospray Kenney, Providence.
Wind during the day NV to ssw Pm fresh from
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-30
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

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AssSsles Of 20tc 80 bbls. pots and pearls made
t SIC. a SIC. for beth Sorts
The market for State and Western
brands easier for some descriptions while the con-
ceeson the part OF holders caused improvement
in the demand the part OF purchasers The sales en-
braced 900 900 bbls closing within the range Of the