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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-12

ACCIDENTS Yesterday afternoon countfyman
feu from his wagon while driving along Pennsyl-
vania avenue near Third street, and received bad
cut on the head from the all
The horses attached to a Government wagon
became frightened and ran away down sixth
street TO Louistana avenue, az which point the
driver was thrown from his seat aHd the wheels
run over him, bruising his legs badly. He was
taken TO the infrmary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-12

PAINTER HuNo.-The James McGaf of
Greencastle, Pa reported TO have been hung ut
Harper's Ferrv, was James GAIT, a compositoT in
TIE Congressional Globe Office, and q member Of
the Columbia Typographical Society. Mr. Gaff
was employed In the g lobe office the two last ses
sions OF Cong ress, and had many friends among
the printers Of Washington. Heleaves q wife and
one child, who are at present living in Greencas-
tie, Pa
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CKyrRAL 6ukRDHoUss CAsEs-L Man.sta
disordefly conduct, was dismissed on paying
costs George Jacobs; profanity sad disorderly;
fne and cost, g II. Robert Johnson, (colored !
out after hours; do 81 - Mike Jones was
charged with stealing q Zouave's uniform; but
the case was dismissed, the uniform being re.
turned, and the circumstances justifying the dis
missal. Several involuntary dodgers were dis
charVed
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hUPONT'S GUNPOwDER
" Eor sale st manufacturers prices by
JOhN }. bOGOE, GKoRsETowN n q
SOC Asesey for tks Dssfrsef az tol.12,~
sePpy, eneI scing every vsnery, sIvrvs
en nea2, nc dehvered fres TO all psrts OF the M.
oct. orders oaE also be leN st tbe ofoe az AL,
ntsrNst a.nrNbAnv. wsshinston. D. O. "a sis1i.
sLLiNG OFF AT HALF PRICE ,IiR
sobelh s stoex OF handsome Pioneer Rsreee
81 usde ho.es. We desire TO close out this portloo
=. s,ocs ~ once. Dor cash, and shall Offer treat
-. w. CoLLEY a. CO..
ied iotso s2S Severfh strest, above Pa av,
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SHOULD BIZ SEN TO There has been a falling
In Of the earth In street north, between Fourth
and Fifth. where the water pipe was laid las.
spring; and 10 extensive 10 the ditch thus formed
that teams are continually getting stalled In IL.
Yesterday Government team got mired there,
aad IL reQuired several hours work by large
party Of men 10 extricste 10. Where IL Commits
sionef Owens,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-12

FIRR-This morning, about O'Clock, a ere
broke out In q bake house on Eleventh at, near
Maryland avenue, belonging TO Mr.. J. Straining,
which resulted In the destruction OF the bakery
and adjoining dwelling, and two houses "a frame
and q orick) belonging to John A Stevenson
The Franklin fire comp any YVES early Oh the spot,
and worked nobly under many disadvantages, to
save the property. The greet difficulty of citing
wafer required them to use private cisterns, and
cellars that were ov.rhowed reel belonging
70 the Anscosta arrived later but greatly assisted
The Efforts Of the franklin. The loss Of Mr. Strain
Ing IL not ascertaned, probably exceeds g 81 CUO
and MI strvehson's loss is about 81 200, insured
81 the Firsmen's for $3.50.
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NEW NOLOME Bhl.ZAC'S NDNELS.-Tha
~ chemist, or the House Cf el4ss from -.
French cf HUnCre de- Bzl zao. eco ~ rlsi q
S S.. Warner, the Wesyer Of asyeloe " Geo
IS cents. FRENCH a RtCHSTL3h '''
- q ~ Pann. .vanue
II OUlSVlLLE ARTISAN " ELL WATER
La Blue BIck W alter. 6Ec other hediclnn W atsr.'
Always fresh. Also, fresh supplies Of Pure Meat'
c;nes received weekly. Ayers, SchencE's, aai
M0ORE'S West FrJ oru. store.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-12

RTsrLr OF SPRKs-This morning about six
O'Clock q man named St<w,rt was found living
upon the ground, near Boyle's tavern, on street
apparently In q dying condition. He had become
tntoxicated In that region and had evidently been
severely handled, as his face badly blac kened
and his limbs were bruised and swo..en When
taken up, hi limbs were Of q and rigid and bis
pulse was perfectly still vigorous application
Of liquor to his exaemites, and rubbing OF his
chest, finally restored little warmth to the body
and pereeptibIe movement Of the pulse He was
removed 70 the hospital, where he 10 now recov-
ssing.
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r.D'.s,, Mg...., .s sStc HI1Ds,s'. wr.,,
AZ kxrsedsssly Lose Pricss
At j. ROSENTHAI,S
- no. b Market Space.
ma go Pa av.. bat 9Th And ar -.
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DkAfH FROM MEAsLRs -Yestefday, Theresa
kahl, a sweet little dsughtes Of Caroline There's
and Henry Kubl, Of this city, aged eight years
and Eve months died OF measles CONTRACTED two
weeks since Little There's was general favorite
La the neiR hborhocd where she lived, and many
heaTts are saddehed by her untimely death.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-12

AccIDENT.-OUr columns are filled daily Wit
accidents from the careless use Of firearms; but al
accident CT this kind happened to C Munck
grDsmiih, on Wednesday, which came near de
pStying hem Of the right hand. w hiie drawin,
load, the pistol al half-cock exploded, and tn
contrnsts Consisting Of full charge ana conica
oaii) passed through the hand and out two niche
seovs the wrist Joint Mr.. Munck 10 doing well
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INITIALS,-J. 4. P; States and Cnon 2; Mechanlcie
Hall Battle House Halls Batsllou Commanding officer
Of Co. K, ID Dragons.
LTLkTTxRs MUST IN ALL CASES BIZ PGgPAID.
Drop Letters, in al! GASES, must DE prepaid.
July6 LEWIS CLEPHANE, r. M,
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e. lRaW aAF~.
- DROOP SHAPE.
FO2 LADIES. MISSES AND CHILDREN.
NKRY SCARCE AND VERY DESIRABLE
We have Jcst received los d7Oop and basrp
shapel > ihAN HATS, IA white, hack, and
brown, OF several qualities, aGd at moderate prlce.
Call and see them, at nANWEI1
~ 3tea 32s Peuns ayeSna
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

TUESDAY, Jan. 29-6 n.
Asrrs Tho market quiet, and sales limited at all
Phi
BKRADsTuFrs.-Flour-The market buoyant, while
The demand was fair The sales reached about 900
eco bbls. closing within the range Of the following
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The basis upon which the foregoing estimate has been
founded, and from which the general conclusions have
been drawn arelst trianguation of tho entire
of the park, thus locating and defining Its general topo
graphical features ID The iDstrun entail traversng Of
all defined ints 80. The Instrumental location Of all
water deposits and connection OF the same by system
OF levels. and sh careful and thorough examination
AMI study for several months OF all the natural features
In outline and detail.
In Tho daily prosecution Of my abors have been more
ground 10 the purposes proposed or the necessity,
have doubt nor lees certain that its economic
executhI be secured by strict adherence TO well
tsbsbei rules.
tens may long enjoy, ths great pub ic blessing 10 my
most heartfelt wish Respectfully submitted.
PnrokIyN, Jan 10. 1851 EGBfRT l.. vIEIE.
The question Of lighting again brought up in
another form resolution was submitted that, the
oin board hal appropriated sufficient money forshe
purpose The street lamps be lighted from hall an hour
after sunset TIL sunrise
some discussion in the course OF when the abii
~ OF the Br oklyn Company 20 furnish sufficient qian
tity ~ gas wss Incidentally Questioned anS affirmed by
some members.
The ErooLlyn COMPANY, nj a previous meeting had AZ
ii thcir Inability furnish extra supply Of gas
without rNt, ndng their works, and asking as condi
tn " doing So an extension Of their contract Tor i've
years longer. The Gas Committee had made report
con m"nling that the demand OF the company BE- com
Piled with.
!, MJefmbn D. oRtEN made curious erpose, namely
.a w hAu sHted tho report without fcaiing IT, under
~ no'Teson as far as he had been informed that
slui ltfohineLaot tn, lighting but
Neh 10 found That he hM been deceived into signing
,oyn' ~ recommending the exenslo OF the contract,
he had erased his uame ihcroffom '
The resolution, proposed wa eventuav q,
the Commtce "a Gas and Lamps.
quantity ~ routine husires wAs traus acted and tho
Board adjourned
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NNw q Ha.sers passed steamship Augusta hence FOR
snip Phantom OF BGs;s sS.a s.rss. sh.ngs.s Oct
he Ed rasss1 in he 'S pee Dec
n "a al SIP sps1s .s fp% 4 osS
from Calcutta for New York nh aa e 2s lon % I.
isi 8 s lon 2 spoke ship LqslnSw, o Jersey: Sih
Ion h ns sgGs s faS
% Ion 80 9as ss otss s ana
ship VIM IapsooS Sssll Liverpool peg ?. Win @dss Az
Ion g. ship beading Nv wind strong wsw with hsav
Ing before The WIND ind Which carried away our Sco%
stays lead and everything attached and caused d
out Of sight In or minutes,
Hsa heavy gales Dec " WIN
BARK Therese (srem Mohofst Bremen, Dec 10 with md
's 81 kss,on nG dsm Jersensen Hamburg
T. with mase and 90 passengers TO Amsinck Had We
hrfs AusSsts OBJ q Jersey Babo Rio ss1sTo Dee
had heavy gale from NE with heavy split sails sprt
s%
cane for one hour when cleared up and moderated vi
es sSSo da
ns On
5:ss Sss1y r9 so:ssa watson boston sa.,:
btlg isabella higgins, fara and Maranham Dec ~ VIII
poke Bath steering NV %sI Y; ia ss
Il 90 spoke ship Uncle joe Of New York bound Il. Tho IsA
elIa bad nothing but light the rst IL days out
the 18th INST Of the Island Of Dominica Charles Miller
20 years first officer died
Brig Napier DR. OF Yarmouth, NS), Burns st Thomas
days, with salt and Is r0m ship Stamler
81 Thomas in dstress) To James The brings the
Br schr Howard Putnam, from Anguia for New York. at
Thomas in Distress leaky.
Brig Princess Royal iBr), Newbold Bermuda, Jan Is 4
ballast Smith Jones Co. Sailed in company with bari
Anna Kniball for New York.
IL days, with salt to X Dewolf.
schr Charles Stckney Garwood Key West IL days will
cotton 70 master Has been days Of Iiatcras with hea
n and We gales
Schr Thomas Page Farrow, Virginia
Schr Phillips, Smith, Philadelphia, 8 days.
Schr & Knight, Whrow, Philadelphia.
schr ashngon, Mitchell Great Egg Harbor.
Scbr Marion, Jordan, Morris River, NJ
Schr Plandome, Brown Eizabethport for Savannah.
Schr Susan, Eearse, Boston, 3 days.
Steamer Namsutta, Arey. Nav Bedford
Steamer Cnrew. Adr,ch, Providence.
eteamer Nestchester. Jones, Providence.
etesuer ospray Kenny. Providence
Steamer New London, smith New London
RETuRNED-Bark Crimea (I8r, OF Liverpool, Baker hen
22d Liverpool returned this mernng havin
the oath lat 80 20 Ion 70 TO- experienced heavy gale
split sails part deck load of tar sprung aleak
compelled to before lat 81 50 to the
sci above on the 2sth at AM lat 70 o. Ion IS 30
boarded and taken in tow by pilot beat Washington No
owed Sandy Hook and there transferred To steamug Tho
Ere. brought up city, Of
In the hold and will probably have discharge repai
the leak During the gale OF the oath pieces OF vessel
buwafbs sailors chests and other wrecked stuff tsec fu
account below.)
SAILED
Steam ships Roanoke Norfolk; Jamestown do bark Bi,
Wing, Antwerp.
Wind during the day SSW. very light.
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The American Minister md the Emperor.

from the London and China Telegraph Jan IL
Lord Elgn forwards an autograph OF the Emperor,
found in the Summer Palace, relating TO the American
Embassy
CAMP PFKIy, Oct. 81, 1860.
My LORD have the honor TO enclose herewith the
translation Of draft note in the vermlioD penciand
therefore purportug to be the Empefor's autograph
found with several other papers at the pal zee OF luen
ming II relates to the question of this presentation
Of the American Minister, Mr.. Watd, TO the Emperor,
when he visited Pckin last year. 1T Is important, in
aAmuCh it contaus distinct assertion the Emperors
part TO y effect that Mr.. Wards offer to pay him the
marks Of respect as to his President was alb
surd because piled the placing Of China equal
rank with the barbarian nations The Emperors allie =.
tation Of superiority is itself Of much Consequence
to Other sovereigus but has unfavorabe bearing
regards the validity Of the treaty rights which they OBJ
tam from behalf OF their subjects because 1t i'm
par them sort the character U concessions
made OF pure grace by szeran to vasas and enjoyed
there under some not deunabe conditions OF
featy have, &c, EIGIN AND KINCARDlNE,
10 the Lord JOHN Russell, &c.
DRAJT or AN IMPERIAL REsoRuT vERMuIoN, 49,
AUTOGRAPH, FOUND IN PALACE YuEN YUES
THE TN OCTOBER, 1900
We have this day perused the reply Of the American
barbarans to the communication OF Kweiliang and his
colleagues.
1T shows that in the matter Of their presentation
Court nothing be done bring them
a. Besides these barbaraDs by their avcrment that
their respect for his Majesty the Emperor is the
they feel for their pin list len teh residen Just place
("), arrogation OF greatness which simply rdicu
cus. The proposition Of yesterday, that they should
have interview with the princes need not eithor be
tertained
% Lit. There cannot be any good means for
bringing them round Ito the right way) Argument is
90 The Miriam, ancient barbarians Of the South, the
Of the Fast
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Police Intelligence,

ALLEGED ATTEMPT AT Exrogrios-Mrs Hcnniagsen,
wife of General G. F. Hennngscn, late OF Nicaragua
pearcd before ueticc Connolly at the Jefferson Market
Police Court, day two ago, and preferred com
plant against A. Easterby OF No 500 Ninth avenue,
charging him with having attempted, by means OF
threats extort money from her under the following
circumstances On the 22d instant the accused, 1t Ia
alleged, called at the comphinants residence. No. -
Lexington avenue, and left hnndbll representing that
General Hennngsen was debtor TO the amount OF
sos So and that the bill could be purchased on advanta
geous by applying to the defendant at his resi-
dencc in Ninth avenue Shortly after this Mrs. Hen
npescn received threatening note Of which the follow
ing is q copy
No. 500 NINTH AyESUr, Jan q, 1861.
GEN. OR Mrs HgNNINGsEN:-
II this bill is not settled in forty eight hours shall
send 900 around New York and South.
A. EASTERBY.
Psi don't want to do this but must have my
money send. A. F.
The complainant states that she Ia not indebted to the
defendant in any sum whatever, aud can only account
for the insulting conduct cf Eiscrhy the ground Of
extortion. The accused was held for examination.
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Since aruary l. so, s2e loi s,4ee a21 o541 go
The ratio between the exports this year and
those of the last two years continues the same;
we are shipping nearly twice as much as last year,
and nearly three times as much as in 1859. OF the
exports last year, about 1862 900 was cotton and
s42O GOO breadsiuifs; we note also heavy shipments
of provisions of all kinds. and some large reship
mcn,s of coffee and sugar January will figure az
a very active month in the trade of the port not
outstanding the political disturbances Of the day
and the low price Of foreign exchange.
The money market is rather easier to-day; mo-
ney is offered at 6 per cent on call. The quo
tations for paper continue unchanged. The very
choicest names pass at seven; good commercial
paper ranges from eight TO twelve per cent. The
news from Europe has had no effect upon our
market
Foreign exchange was dull for the steamer of
tomorrow. Bankers asked 1862 I07 for ster-
ling. and $50 321, for francs; but the demand
was light. The importers are not RENTING a. q
general rule. The condition OF trade prevents
some from doing so, while others took advantage
Of last years easy money market to remit in adj
vance.
The stock market opened strong this morning,
but closed dull. After the first board very little
was done; in the afternoon the market was rather
lower, and closed inactive There il very little
outside business doing. and operators generally
seem to be rather disposed to await the
course of eyents. Unless. however some very
disastrous accidents should occur TO depress stocks
buyers seem confident that the growing ease
Of money, and the large earnings Of most of the
railroads OF the West, will lead TO an improve
ment in prices. There was rather a better de.
mand to-day for United States stocks and some
State stocks The price OF the stocks Of the Dor.
der States fluctuates according to the progress Of
the d'sunion movement IL Virginia, Tennessee
and Missouri secede their stocks will not command
fifty cents on the dollar in this market. The
following were the closing prices of the day
United States SIS 1874 03 q o. Virginia G's, rs
q "a, Tennessccs, 7il6 q, Missouri 6's. $50
a; Canton. II l6 Cumberland Coal preferred
sac "a. Pacific Mail, s6h a; New York Cen.
tral, 79s. q, Erie. 365s q. Hudson River. 45Ls
q u; Harlem, IL a a. Harlem preferred, $50 a
=, Reading, 15h Il, Michigan Central, 57s.
IS. Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana l5lS
a q; do. guaranteed. 80. =, Panama, Ia
49, Illinois Central 7g'4 az; Galcna and chi.
cago, IA "a Cleveland and Toledo "a u,
Chicago and Rock Island, 57La q, Chicago, Bur.
lngton and Quincy, u n.
We hope tie people Of Baltimore, Norfolk and
Memphis will not b. uumndful Of The necessity Of
keeping open the transit between those points
and Europe. They can follow the example Of
Georgia with even greater benefit than hat which
Las been realized ~ savannah. There are indi'
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FRnGIITs.-Rates steady, with moderate engage
mens To Liverpool about 40 600 bushels Of grain we're
engaged, including corn, at I'D in bulk and ii I'd in
ships bags and wheat at IL I'D in bulk and at I'D in
ships bags 600 bbs flour at 3s. Cd 200 bales of cot
ton at I'D 500 boxes bacon and lard at ass 37s Cd
To London wheat at IL I'D in ships bags 500 bbls.
flour engaged at As and 900 do at t. 300 boxes
bacon at ass and some lard at AIS 3D. and 300 boxes
cheese at eos To Bremen 200 tobacco at 27s Cd
To Glasgow 200 bushels wheat eng aged at p t.
HAY was steady with sales Of 800 bales shipping quail
ties at 90c. 95c.
MoIAssrs quiet, with small sale New Orleans at
26c., cash.
NAVAL STORES SALES embraced about SEQ bbls spirits
tupentne, at 35hc for straight and 36c for shipping
lots New York bar rels held at SIC, and
400 bbs. common rosin, from yard at 81 2Th. Crude
turpcntine was nominal.
PRovIsoss.-Pork-The market opened with some show
of s.esdness with sales Of 400 bbs closing at SIT rs
ST S7 for mess, $l5 for prime, and SlS S7h for unn
spected Beef steady and in fair request with
sales Of IT'S bbs at So 10 50 62k for repacked mess
and so $40 62 for extra. Beet hams were firm, but
quiet Bacon steady with sales OF $50 boxes short
ribbed mrdea at I. lard was In fair request with
sales OF 100 bbs at 9ssc. 9Ac for No. l. aud 10c a
l0l,c for good. Dressed hogs selling at To- &c.
1876 Butter and cheese were steady, and prices I'M
changed.
Rcx-Sales of about 200 casks were made at 80 rs a
- rs.
StlrS Sales 600 bushels clover, chiefly at SIC s,sc
shippers are incined to purchase freely atsAc
sPCts The sales embraced 600 mats of cassia at
17c 25 bal cloves ut TO, rs nutmcgs at Sc
Joc and 900 bags pimeno, in bond, att. t.
suGAEs.-1he market was more active, while prices
were without change OF moment. The sales embraced
about 900 bhos Cuba.
Topaeoo-Iit,le doing fo- consumption but sales for
export Of medium seed leaf at low prices continue. 81
bales Havana sold at 3Sc 2l2 cases seed, &c &c.
and is do Florida at p. /.
wnIskEY.-The market was nrmer, with sales OF 400
bbl atlSl4o.
Sales of Real Estate mt Auction.
BY Adrian II. Muller
House and lot Is, Hudson st., 25xl09 6.... .Sl3 600
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THIS Board met NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Stewart IN the
chair. The minutes Of the last meeting read and
approved and the regular business proceeded with
The late presenment Of the Grand Jury endorsing tho
action Of the Board Of Supervisors relation to giving
the city courts proper accommodation read and re-
ferres to the Committee on Civil Courts.
On motion of Supervisor TWEED the bill Of Edmund
Jones Co.. for stationery furnished the Court OF Com
mon Pleas taken from the table and, after some
debate, it referred back to the original committee.
It win be remembered that the committee to whom the
bill originally referred reported favor OF sending
it back unpaid, the articles charged for could not
certified by the signature Of the Clerk Of the Court
An order was received from the Supreme Court that
the Board Of Supervisors show cause why mapdamus
should not be issued commanding them To settle the bills
of j. A. ii. Hasbrouck Co amounting 10 377 49, for
stationery furnished county officers in tho year 1882
Referred.
The Clerk OF the Board was ordered to send TO the
members Of the State Legislature the report of the Com
mitee Harlem Bridge also that the Clerk Of the Board
send to the members Of the state Legislature copies of all
printed reports resolutions and other papers relating TO
the Of Records Of tho city and county and
request the repeal of the act creating such
Supervisor BLUNT offered resolution in place or
the that vetoed by the Mayor, autho-
rzing and directing the Comptroller to draw his
warrant the late County Treasurer for all moneys in
his hands belonging the county aud to collect and do
post the same to the credit of the county with Daniel
Devn, the County Treasurer of New York Adopted.
The veto Of the Mayor in relation to the resolution
adopted by the Board OF Supervisors authorizing the
cleaning Of tenement houses the cost Of which TO be
taken from the surplus fund Of the Police Department
was then taken from the table for discussion. Tho
Board adhered to its former action
The Committee Annual Taxes reported in favor OF
adopting the tax levy as it was drawn up by tho Comp
tiollcr with tho addition OF item increasing the
salaries OF the heads of tho Finance Department
After an animated debate the matter was disposed or
by making the special order for the next meeting The
Beard then adjourned until to-day at twelve NJ when
the tax levy will be taken up for final adjustment
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CLEARED
Steamship Asia (Br) Lott, Queenstown aud LivcrpoolE
cunard.
htcsmship jamestown, skinner, Norfolk Ac-Iudiam
Hcnekpn.
steamship Georges Creek, willel,s Baimor-rI crom
well 4 TO
ship Viking Smith. San Franc sco-w Coleman a Go.
Baik II Means, Means, Jadiz-G Il Peters.
EHuk Mone1uma. Hammond Barbadps-l D~ nht
frg Carl (Odcnl Pickc, Cork FalmOuth-kngcr Broa
Brig Argyle sr, Windsor Barbados anu Demarara-Brctt
Son q TO,
Irig Il Mary Brevoor Aux Caycs-Brctt. Snn a 90
Sthr Amelia Starkcy, Weeks, - ANUS Ray da-Post
Small
n liougatOD.
SchrT N Cook Sparks Jacmel-E A Ball.
grhr Il A Nrvius iawkius, New Oricans-N " Brigham.
Scbr kahlnp. lnnc, Jacksonville-ltck n Church
S,hr Ann Cole. Savannah -buniam nnnn.
schI n I, iohuson, Lockwood, NcNnein--C phnlc Co
Schr N BUR, fIa0ord Alcxandria-M Eldrdge 60
ARRIVED
Steamship Quaker Civ. Shufedt Havana. IAN IS ut /
pm With u,dse and ~ passenger, 10 Iiargpu, a Go.
steamship NOM. Vernon, Lay eid savannah, Win mdse
and raascngefs 10 to " Is Cromwell & Go
ste msup habimh. Sehenck Nayanuan vita mdse sna
passengers, 10 samuel Mitohi son 23h nst 6t5 AN
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Baiahce .o,Voo9l4 oo
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
morning were sl9,530. 1872 "a, and the balances
sl,573,732 05.
The Leather Manufacturers Bank has declareda
semi-annu dividend of five per cent, payable on
the lst of February.
The statements of the Philadelphia banks for the