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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-01
City lntelIigence.

AUCTION SAIs AIlExAaIx HoTrI~--The Abe
marie Hotei, situated at the Of Broadway and
T~enty fourth street. brought under the hammer
yesterday and sold by Mr.. Blocker the Merchants
there quite number Of bidders in Tho
building i've stories high aud marble 'front.' the size Of
Ihe lot being 03 feet on Broadway and III on Twenty
fourth street Mr. Daniel Mesmore bought the property
Sor Of STAT 500, that being the highest bid
DJEunrR on BOARD THE KANGARoo.--captain Brooks
Commander Of the Atlantic steamship Kanagroo enter
tanned select company or his friends board his
eel yesterday afternoon previous to his departure for
Liverpool next Saturday Tue dinner was OF the most
agreeable and social character.
CIEAsINo TB STRr1srs.-Mr. Andrew J. Hackiey, the
incky man who has been awarded tho street cleaning
contract by the Board OF Aldermen commenced opera
yesterday morning Two hundred and twenty five
ash and garbage carts 20 work. and there is
fair prospect should the weather continue favorable and
Mr. H. stick TO his good promises that in short time
the dirt and filth viii be almost entirely bansed from
The streets.
FiRk IN THE BowERY-About six O'Clock Wednesday
morning fire discovered under the show window OF
the millinery store OF Mrs r. opie, No. 17ils Bo1ery
The flames extinguished by officer Sherer OF the
fourteenth precinct several of the neghbors
The reported AT the station house by that officer
but w present time information about has been
received At the police headauartes either by telegraph
or the returns AZ this is not the first time such neg
ect has occurred Is hoped potce viii be taken
OF the matter by the Superintendent The damage 10
the stock viii about $3.50. Insured for 81 coo
in the Lafayette and 5000 in the Aston Insurance Com
pany. The Of the FIRE is unk aown At present
FRE ANa STEETr.-About eight O'Clock on wednes
day night fire discovered in the basement Of tho
building No. as Ann street. in the premises Of Solomon
Co gold and silver smeters and renors The ames were
quickly extinguished by the police Damage about $50
FrRE IN SUFFOLK SIREErTbe alarm OF fire for the Sixth
district shortly after eleven O'Clock wednesday night
originated from the vinegar mandatory OF a. Horizon
dorf No Is suffolk street The IRE was quickly exn-
guished. Damage thrilling.
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL.
THURSDAY. FEB. 2s.-e 7. N.

THURSDAY, Feb. 2S--6 T. M.
The money market continues very active IN.
Deed. in consequence Of the payments into the
Sub. Treasury Oh account Of the new loan. Six
per cent is freely paid for call loans on govern
,nenta and Treasury notes. In paper very lti!e is
doing.
Nothing was done to-day in foreign exchange.
The market is steady.
Great activity exists in the bonds and notes Of
The federal government. For the new loan l0j
WAS bid on all sides to-day, and lOe asked. The
twelve per cent Treasury notes advanced Y per
cent, and are new held at 1887. Federal 6yes
both OF 1866 and 1874, advanced u. The advance
IN these securities h predicated upon the prevail.
ing belief that the peodihg political trouble i in
course Of adjustment ~ Washington, and that, by
and by, federal securities arc likely 10 be badly
wanted nj premium.
We have TO report another active day in the
Btock market, with q general advance IN prices.
The mos, marked advance this morning was 10
State stocks, all of which we're wanted by the
commssioQ brokers, Tonnessees rose III, vI
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We have number OF communications from various
r.rts Of The country for which have no room al
xreseni. Ihe following are copdensatons OF their con
tents
A gentleman writes suggesting the propriety
M establishing branch bsnks the various ds'ricts OF
the city-a measure which, II properly carried into
eect will he thinks, largely increase the stability and
usefulness or our banking institutions. There hume
yos.s mech anics who would become depositofs the
banks were conveniently located.
correspondent from the village Of Lbene2er MSS,
rites 70 gay that the 500 who nhabit his village
are preparing do battle for the South. Tho warke
feeling high aud he thinks that, IN the Of
var the southerners viii be like Napoieons Old Guard.
RECONCILIATION be regards AZ utterly hopeless
reliable gentleman in Albenarie county Va. writes
fo deny enphsiicsy the published accounts OF threat
eoed nsaif fecton IN thai county He says that tho
whole affair miserable canaId, aud that the slaves
deest tho abohtonisa as much the masters despise
Greeley.
correspondent in Yadkinvie, N. c. states that the
Onion sentiment there is still rong, but IL aDy coercion
be attempted the old North State will so IN for the
South North Carolina viii doubtless take position With
had been dsshing mill pond belonging 70 Eugene
Conrad Esq. The novelty attracted large crowds, and
Barpum is advised get out his hooks.
A gentleman, whose initials are @ W. r., writes
leogthy letter defending himself against m'sstate.
in the Tribune, under the head OF Free speech IN
New Orleans." He denies being an ahohtionist, and
says that he got into difficulty with the vigilance Com
ntee for writing article against the coohc trade
lie had eventually 20 leave he was suspected North
err man and he makes this explanation, he has
many nrm friends IN tho South.
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Executive reference the tariff while sales Of al
kinds limited
MoLAssss-The market quiet, and 10 have o.y 70
notice sales Of 70 bbs New Orleans at 35c, and 70 hAd
Cuba ~ 90.
NAVAL sroRn.-Sales Of 500 . TOO bbls. No. rosin
were made AZ 81 90 81 Cd and 100 DO No hne a.
~ So spirits were held at fu prices Crude was nf"
with limited sales
PRo,isIoSs-pork-Fhe market VIVA steady for mess ~
el7 rs while gales Of TOO bbs prime were reported a.
Sl2 rs Beef IL fair demand, while the sales en-
braocd about 10 bbs III IS 80 50 37h for country
s. rs 80 rs for repacked mess and $40 vi ior
extra. Prime mess was nominal at SIS $l6 30. Bacon
was steady and prices unchanged Cut meats were irm,
with sales Of 200 hbds at $40 70 for Shout.
ders, and at SIC. SIC. Tor hams, ana
extra ditto 1t ego. Lard was steady and IN
request with sales Of about 500 bb and tierces at
INC. lOc and choice at 1870 Dressed hogs were irm,
with sales Of Western AT 7c a. city at THc a Iho.
Butter and cheese steady al pieces unchanged
RcE.-The sales embrace bout 900 casks al S>sc.
tkc- :.
suGARs-The market urn, with sales Of 1898
bhds., chiefly Cubas y o4c., with some Porto kco
Il D. t., and $40 Boa ~ p l.
Wur,xEY.-sales embraced about 800 bbs. at 1Sc
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for the week ending February Do

The New Orleans Picoyune Of the oath says
The differences, as viii be perceived arc very slight
though in the discount line they sufficiently marked
indicate continued contraction Of business The spc
column IS stationary. Deposits show moderate re-
duction, and in exchange there Is small ncre@e The
Of 70 every liability Is 81 1900, against SO
~ loo lac, week Money matters unchanged.
Foreign exchange somewhat frmer to-day Clear
sterling brought from 1897 I0iM though some sold
down 20 1903 Drafts with bi OF ading ram 90 from lot
io2h buyers discriminate largely between nam@,
and rates arc rather arbitrary. In francs there
and the whole be covered by quotation of
a. 90 a 81 sGh. Sixty day bills New York dull
sas soit a TX < sight was arm al x K discount
Bankers drew at - u, and the banks a. 4 q dis
count.
The 7ruc Delta OF the oath thus notices the
money and exchange market
Tho past week has been marked BY Increasing activity
IN the better class Of securities and considerable adj
vance rates OF foreign exchange The rapid accumula
ton Of money has ted partial demand for desirable
Investments but capitalists nevertheless observed most
rigid scrutiny IN their seleciions and offerings in tho
least tainted Inc xoraby discarded The supply
strictly prime commercial and mortgage paper, though
hat larger than heretofore however st quito
restricted for this period of the season. and
while the demand for accommodation al bank nsuf
Acient 10 absorb than fraction Of tho daily aCrc
gate income, out door offerings of What termed
REALLY AL names o. too limited character admit of
heavy operationa Fancy signatures short or long date
oo,d be readily placed at 10 II ana IL per cent per an
num- but beg ond this class there was no inquiry what
ever and lower grade paper was absolutely unsaeable
torU1S Inc cAcnauKe HlhikeI WIS btuA uu NJ
lie opening OF the week and operations for time
hihed Of any kind on the movement al
tbe cee Of the previous review. ubjoined the pre-
an, ruling quotations, viz 49,
Cleu sterling bills W. IVA
IVA OF h1ng ernfts iV<
Frncs. $50 55TS per dollar
eixts oRy bilk on \. r., 6c...2h 3K per cent dn
ol6nl..s.... u pcr cent us
The Cincinnati Gazette thus notices the money
end exchange market of that oity on Monday
last
There Was only mcdvate demand for money today,
and nrat Glars request at most az the bank
ng hoses The selee q New York exchange were heavy
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Personni Intelligence.

Mrs Edwards daughter, Mr. and Mrs, Baker, Mr.
L. NJ Todd end Miss Grims,ey, left the Metropolitan Ho
SCI yesterday for Washington.
T. L. Baker Of New Bedford; IL J. Pemeroy, Of Gin
cinnati; schmidt, Of New York; Mr. Amory, OF Bos-
and H. A. Chaplin, OF bridgeport are stopping At the
Brcvoort Hor4e.
T Holman OF Switzerland; w. b. Richmond or Mem.
phu: L. n Richmond, ., Providence, ; Tucker, OF vir
GINA and = r. Roberts, Of Hartford, are stopping at
abe Everett House.
D. Bokwel, Of Philadelphia; D. G. Dusenberry and II
S Mosher, q Middlctown; Mr.. orelton and family, Of
London and " J. Hayden, OF Connecticut, are stopping
Mt the iaiarge House.
Rev H. ncCloy OF Connecticut; Daniel Glover or Mid
dIetowD Robert Hall, Of Baltimore. Br. l1um and Mr.
Rshborn. Of Albany Mrs. Pettgrew and daughter, and
Ass Brown, Of Detroit, are stopping al the Clarendon
Hotel.
Capt. Nell Of the United States ARMY II II. Henry,
Of Vermont; a. Just, Of Memphis j. VI Taylor, % st.
Joseph J. I. Thornton, Of Kentucky r. G. Tuttte and G.
Brown OF st Louis are stopping al the metropolitan
Hotel.
Hon. s II valley, II. Haliott and 7. Batchelder, Of
Boston :. A. Lawrence aud Hunter, Of Newport DR.. T.
Gravee Of Illinois washburA Jr., Of Hartford.
stopping at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
lion. Amos Kendall and wife, % Wellington Capt.
James Iawess Of New orleans @. and Z. Crittendeu
Of san Francisco W. W. Fairbanks Of Taunton y Tuck,
Of Dartmouth College NJ H.: a. oraborne OF Kentucky;
Henry Tay Tor and q A. Baldwin, or Yirpnl, and W. a.
Eakm OF MISSISSIPPI are stopping at The Aston House
Hon. W p. washburn, OF Massachusetts,; Hon. Chaun-
cey yibbard. Judge a y Parker, and Gebhard Of Al
Army. Or. II. L. Nichols and family, OF ssvannsh; b.
Douglas Of Nashville T p Nash OF Louisville G. BAIL,
81 aden Baden A. T. Foster and family, Of baltimore,
vnd G.. aud = Whitfield OF Virginia arc stopping at
the ST. Nicholas Hote
Col LOOMS, OF the United Ststes Army, y Frusg n
Merdcn; s. f. Ward, AMI Mise Ropes, Or Boston; u.
Clark. and Chas. IL Trask and family, OF New York r
= Tweedy, II. r Hoyt ?. A. satee, H Bates, aud r
" Tweedy, Of Danhury and y H. Moth OF Connecticut
are stopping al the Mbeuarie Hotei.
Mrs jefferson DAVIS loft New oricans the 2ith for
Montgomery
Judge Prpglc, T1urow weed, Hon. II White and Hon.
II j. Redncld az New York; Governor Hcke, Of Mary
land Hon l. Cline ana Ron. W. Ross OF Pennsslva.
MIA Capt Granger and Capt Willows, u s. A.. OBJ w.
Bent 81 Bents Fort, and A. Kellogg, q Jefferson
county, OHIO, are in Washington.
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abip 81 Charles Conway, New oaeans--w fros.
s EsT CsSns nScrn srsiS1ho. ssan
ssk s1,s os NJ. ssss sons
Brig Nicola Utah, Benedei, = Tbosnas.A yrnar Co
sns s s Socd ' d sios,' wsra
s s ss 4 !. jonas wsas 90 sruo.
Brig learian Nuneer, New Orleans 4 smith Co
s ss S Charlie I9S . rr4 o Ss
scfr Fled, koSSias ,;aisssten- murray.
sshr rGe Gadlrsy s r,,nss
r @ snis ss
schr bartlett Bartlett, Washington, NO.
schr Rensbaw. Moss Richmond II piersou
scSr Mary Smith, fredericksSurs-k walker
scSr Rough Ready RopSins fhilaasiphia Mckee
ARRIVED.
Steamship Maanzas Liescaang Matanzas, days and
hours with and ngsrs to Mora Bros Navarro
and paasensers 70 Iudism HeineEsn
ist 4s ION "a o. exchanged signals with ship Empire STATE
s. iD s ,Is os Kennedy
Ssiyay Ireland DIED from as, y. ~, .0s D.,
20 With coffee GsloF spence Has experienced heavy
"f Bark s se bssrs has sasas
GOrssr Jan A. With msss % Duh Co fso h u bat ~ = Is
New York in sinking couiion; took from her the cap
tain and II in number and brought them 70 ths port
Brig Norfolk tof Easpnrt) Andrews Port Prince, Feo
II. with logwood, 70 II solomon Sailed In company with
Ion rs spoke brig Colorado from Glasgow for cardenas
Brig Rainbow (of New Haven. Bc~n, Mayaguez, PR Feb
II, with &c, TO l. Armstrong q. NHasen where
she been ~ days Of Hatteras with heavy
weather, lost deck load boat stove buwaIks, &C.
Brig George New Maven, Whitney, Mayaguez, Il X,
Feb H. with sugar, dc to Towner OF New Haven where
she II bound.
Brig Boya Ialsey Atakapas 20 days with sugar and
moasses, TO sturees Co -
s surveying Jas Henry, Bowdich Andoe Keys. Fla
II days. -
schr (or Pargor, Closson Black River. Jam 2S
days with riinento &C, 10 Brett, son 60 Sid IN company
with ship ord Dominion, for Falmouth ing The has ex
Schr Harriet Newell of Machias sherman, Iaza Feb i.
with sugar " Peters Feb 10, off Cape Hateras,
experienced gale from wNH split tore and mainsa broke
fore boom and received other damage
days with sugar and moasses, TO 9 I Leverch co.
schr Nythe, Tutle, Richmond, days
schr Ann Amelia, Longstreet, Norfolk, days.
Schr Il A Ward g masted), Edwards Virginia, days
Schr Breeze Deizle, Virginia.
Schr Amytis, Hun Eli7abethpoTt for Portland. Me-
schr L Abel, Bragg Elizabethpoft Tor Boston
Schr Fakir Heath. ElxabethpoTt Tor Newport.
schr Emily, Thompson Elizabethpor for stamford
Schr Enterprise Buchanan, Elizabehpor for Red Bank
schr David Floyd Racket Greenport for Philadelphia
sloop George Davis, Davis, Hsockhaven days.
Sioop saac II Borden, Collins, Fall River days.
Sloop America, Stedman Providence, : days.
BELOW.
Ship President Fillmore, from -, TO Durham Dinon
Ship Empire (Br) from Porto Rico
Schr Sargent Sargent Black River, Jam, 70 days,
Also one ship unknown.
SAILED.
Steamships Jura (Br), Liverpool Columbia, Charleston
Montgomery, Savannah: barks Andes, Havana Augusts
Orr, Jersey; Neriede (Prussl, Plymouth
18th Steamship Africa CBr, Liverpool
Wind at sunset sw. very light
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Police InteIIigence,

SEIZURE az SToiEs GooDs-Dn "Wednesday night Ser
gesut Ward and policeman yerbryck, o. The Iwentyfrss
precinct maoe upon the promises No $50 East
Twenty .cghi n street, occurred BY man named John
Brown sand eeized about 500 worth Of silks, gloves
lace and veivet which supposed 20 hsve been stolen
The occupant ~ the place arrested on suspicion or
receiving stolen goods while the property was taken to
the station hose IL Iwert. street nea Fourth ave
nue., for Identification Yesterday Brown was brought
before Justice Connolly, at the Jefferson Market Police
Court when he committed for examination.
TO THE EDITOR OF THB HERALD.
In your notice ths day paper az the arrest OF two
persons tho charge OF stealing OF suk goods
you have the OF OF the offenders Albert
OdeI AS believe am the only party OF toat name IN
this city wish you TO correct The statement so far as
concerns myself, What had no connection with the
affair all ALBERT ODfIL,
NEW YORK Feb rs, 1851. puen q Co. q express.
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MISUNDERSTANDING Matanxss-wiss Amy Hnsor, Mrs "
Ideseeang and two children A navarro Mora Sutton
y Cochran Crane captain Of Portuguese hrg Homer
By American brig Madeira John Dart John rawford
Michael rprshan, Thomas T0nay " Pousoa 4 B Wright
IL ~ Lethen, A Is DAVIS, Cueham, Hlghe Hstings,
Eavas Hudson, Hacobb, A Patterson, aa.soL
W Enfort
RtcBsosp, &C -S.tcamship Yorktown spers Brown,
Thomas W Lyon. Dr Lloyd, George Whitfield, John
Withheld Capt r Parker. Mr Godey, sd Allen Alex
Council lady, James Lewis VIM Hatch, McSca
Thomas lsorrnan, and ~ IN the eteeragc.
TO ARRIVE
kxw ORLa.Ns-ftesm. hip Cahawbs-vrs Capt JRwaH
and q ID Underhiil a Nolau, Parcaiey Irie A
Burtli r Casensre. Mrs Jas Riley and child, Mrs. 4
moro Madame Chapins.
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-tanadian -four steady, with sales OF
about 800 bbs. at So 81 81 so, the latter
ant, especially for mixed brands The sales embraced
about 300 bbls closing within the range of the above
quotations. Rye hour IN fair demand, and prices
steady AT dgures, with 81 about ls5 obs
Corn meal was dull aud lower and small sales made
within the range Of our quotations. Wheat heavy
under the iDtuer Of the foreign news and closed With
the Of the market In favor OF the purchaser Tho
transactions embraced about % 900 bushels at 81 rs
~ - for white Western 81 ~ for red southern 81 90
81 % for Milwaukee and Canada club 81 10 81 rs for
Chicago spring. and 81 ~ for rod state Corn
active M the concession rho sales embraced
about No 600 bushes, chiefly for homo and
mixed, new do, at tho railroad depot nj GOO
nnd csc zoe for white Southern In store. BARLEY
steady at roo SOC, and barley malt nominal
1T Soc. o0c. Rye selling In small NJ $50. 6Tc.
dull and dropping sales of Western aud Cana
made al $40 80 &c, aud State at 35ko.
Bhc
limited About 300 400 bags Of no sod, In lots,
at l2hc. a13hc.
Csaros-Tlie foreign news was % such nature M
rneaaurably Suspended saes Dealers seemed prefer
10 await the receipt q later Intelligence before doing
much. In the Absence o. eacs ~ moment which
confined fow hundred haes, smal lots, quotations
nominal still there wa apparent pressure 10
sell
FRr1cr~s The engagements moderate. To oliver
pool about 10 6o bushes wheat taken at ~ I'D In
bacon and 200 bbls lard and 30 tasow at aos ard
900 boxes checee on private terms. To London 100
boxes bacon, 300 teree and 90 bbe. tsow 4gs and
10 bhIp PORK at Ga 81 10 Gissgow loo teroes ard
42s sd To Bremen 100 hhds toDscco al 4cs, and $50
BOXES do. nj Dos.
Fnurr--The market continued 0sn, while salc werel
limited. ~
Hay was steady at eoc. for shipping. whIc for ci3
IA. it was selling al 96c sf1
IRor Was firmly held, awaiting Toe hnA action n ~
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week follows
Auey-ons Brc,cn,ng's. Caamsstin's. 0'Brieas
This week. 262 22T6 l,6Ii A,256
last week. 621 3,2tO 2433 1884
Are In moderate supply ard shade rmes vita sales at
5Ac &c, including all k'nds
REcAPTTULATior.
The total receipts OF all stock AZ al the yards for tho
week last week January and same tins last year,
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NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH l, 1861

for Monday but the receipts also liberal In most
oases making up In part for the reduction In balances
CAUSED BY Saturday business. Rates rmly sustain
ed and dealers generally paid the outside figures and
e0une cases 21sc. premium allowed. Bankers
cAecks sold uniformly At per cent premium. Quota
tons for outside points were unchanged In New Or
leans nothing moment doae and rates were noni
psly unchanged.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

THURSDAY, Feb. 2S--6 Il ".
Asns.-The market was quiet, with small sales al
8 nc. &c.
BasADsTusrs.-F1our--!The market was heavy, the
foreign hav ing had unfavorabe influence while
common and medium grades OF state and Teatern closed
decline OF about i've per barrel Extra brands
without change Of importance The sales footed up
about 1900 10 600 bbls closing within tho following
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Annexed il The statement OF the New Orleans
banks for the week ending February q

Total s14 $50 ,S54 II 1e4, $40 $685. % 49e,il6
The following table exhibits the respective
amounts Of exchange held by the various banks,
and also the sums due to distant banks the latter
being comprised in the table of deposits, as shown
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KINGSTON, IA, HAVANA, MATASzAs, NEW ORLEANS
zuruFrom New York FOR Kingston. Ia thu Goth day or
BrsvriIsvrom New York ist arriving Havana 9Th auA
New Orleans 9th From New Orleans 10TH Havana l5h
srsp oy rux wxssron New York ga arriving at Havana
Lth From New Orleans I'D Havana 10Th. arriving Al New
C.aswsl-rrom New York lith arriving al Havana 18th
New Orleans 18th From Ssw Orleans 2h Havana 18th,
arriving at New York ID
pun spvlpsra-From York 10th, arriving At Havana
2sth FROM new Orleans I'd, Harans 6>h arriving New
pssose-rro New York as, arriving =, Havana roth and
Tss,mr CrrrFrom New yors 2s,h arriving Al Havana ID
From Orleans 18th, Havana 10th arriving Al New YORK
ouAxxu Crr-rrom New York and Havana every twenty
hAramasFrom New for xatanzason the 9th Or zach
KArsaK-From New York for Havans via Nassau p, o.
The Of every alternate Cunard New York
NB-when the above fsli SUNDAY tho steamers
vii sar Monday, except from New Oreana Whsp the
dses fall Monday, the seamers VII sail from Rev Or
Learn the DAY prsytoos
aYtoAL NOTION.
dsrsoo>s ard iters intended ne NEW YoRs uEaALU
Slsvid ~ aeolei
ron NV yoRK--rnIs DAY
..........s - soor III ~
er-s............. % ncn wArrR. morn II ~
Port OF New York, February 2s, 1861,
CLEARED
stearnstip Potomac watson savannah~H y Cromwell a
Steamship Montgomery, Berry, ssvsonsh--H B Cromwell
SCo
steamship A,abams, scheast. savannat--ssmi L Mitchn
ssAmsssp Nsrics ADKINS chArles,sn-spoTsrd. rxsa.oo
On
Steamship Columbia Berry Charleston -spcRor< rWer
ton Ca
snip Confess Steele, sen Prsneuco-A Low a Brv.
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Lpns Deposit .Spes. Circulation
York Feb - SlI9 23G20O al6aao26 81 ois 229 S237a2
tou, FEB. Is 6l76503s IL SSO65 i,I.oJSi 6}gi,3
Phiia Feb. % 25l4tS5f t4,635s06 f.gO704 27go,il3
n. o., Feb -. h,I1035i a24y9l,6 l7l9fS6 1880 al
Total s2 S54a lis 5oll3 6.,S7975o ~ 9a7 400
800 lOo lad 955 $40 63,S2,7ss 2l,s2s 10
Last "a 2I5,s6l lSla5i,62i 433e,i2 UUsTl3
10 fha ctcf n. no NAx Oy