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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.

IN THE DISTRICT OF PAML1CO.
United States
as. Libel OF Information.
To --, and to all whom it may
Concern-Greeting:
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT ON
~ the goth day of July, 1867, one Barrel of Bran
dy was seized by L. G. Estes, Collector of Inter
nal Revenue for the End Collection District of
North Carolina the property of some person
unknown, the same being forfeited to tile of
the United States, and the same Is libelled by
D. II. SIarbuck, Attorney of the United States,
and prosecuted in the Pamico District Court
of the United States for condemnation for
the causes in the said Libel set forth; and that
said causes will stand for trial at the Court Room
of said Court, at Newbern, on the fourth Monday
in October, 1867, at noon, if that be jurisdiction
day, and if not, at the next day of jurisdiction
thereafter; when and where all persons
warned 10 appear to show cause why condemna-
tion should not be decreed, and to intervene for
their interests.
Given under my hand, at Office, in Raleigh, OH
the 17th day of August, 1867.
D. R. GOODLOE, q. S. Marshal.
August II, 1867. 62-14d.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
In THE DISTRICT OF PAMLICo.
United States 1.-The, ofIr.
l Barrel of spirituous Liquors. io''na''0n
To II. I'll. Blount, and TO all whom it
may COncern--Greeting:
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON
IN the Goth day OF July, 1867, One Barrel of
Spirituous Liquors was seized by L. G. Estes,
Collector of Internal Revenue for the second
Collection District of North Carolina, in the
possession of 4. II. Blount, the same being
forfeited to the OF the United States, and
the same is lbeled by D. H. Starbuck Attorney
of the United States, and prosecuted i'll the
Pamiico District Court of +he United States for
condemnation for the causes in the said Libel sci
forth and that said causes will stand for trial at
the Court Room of said Court, at Newbem on
the fourth Monday of October, 1867, at noon, if
that be jurisdiction day, and if not. at the next
day of jurisdiction thereafter; wien and where
all persons are warned to appear to show cause
whv condemnation should not be dccreed, and
to intervene tor Gheir interests.
Given under my hand at office, in Raleigh, on
this 18th day Of August, 1867.
D. r. GOODLOE, Q. S. Marshal.
Aug II, 1867. 62-lfd
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The BROOKLYN has s28s to pay every 500 of

This Company has Declared a Dividend of Forty
per Cent. in Cash, being Larger and an Earlier
One than any other has done for the period it has
been in oper tion, and declares and PAYS them
Annually in Cash.
May g. 1867. 2O-1y
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United States
as Libel OF Information.
1 Barrel of Brandy.
IN tn a uyhnp, m, "
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NOTICE BANKRUPTCY.

O. y. -HUT oFteEV JOI ottt1
81, 1867.
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Subscribed and sworn to before me, ...,
this ........ day of ........, one thousand eight
hundred and siXty-seven.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-08-16
THE LOSI chord


BY ADELArDEASNz'pjco
seated one day at orsJl,
was weary andtll elsaN
and my fingers wandered I,
over the messy Keys. - ...
/ do not know what was plavino.
Or what was dreaming then
-e But struck one chord of music
Like the sound of a great Amen.
1t Hooded the crimson twilight,
Like the close of an Angels Psalm.
And 1t lay on my levered spirit
With a touch of infinite calm.
1t quieted pain and sorrow,
Like love overcoming strife;
1t seemed the harmonious echo
From our discordaut life.
1t linked all perplexing meanings
Into one perfect peace,
And trembled away into silence
AS if it were 10th to4A ess.
have sought, but sees IL vainly
That one lost chord divine,
That came from thei oul ot th) OrrAa,
And entered into mine
II may be that deaths bright angel
Will speak in that chori again ....
It may be that only in heaven
shall hear that grand Amen.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-08-16

FoUND-DEAD AND ALIvE.-The Coroner was
notified yesterday afternoon of the finding of
the body of an unknown man, aged forty-iye
years, In the Delaware river, opposite Shacka-
maXon street wharf. Deceased was dressed in
a red shirt and black pantalOons.
. At 10 o'clock last evening, a colored child
about five months old was found on a door
step at Thirteenth and Spruce streets. 1t was
sent TO the Almshouse.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-08-16

THE KEYSTONE CLUB.-A meeting of the
Young Mems Keystone Club took place last
evening, at the hall, Twelfth and CheSnut
streets. Amendments to the constitution and
by laws OF the CLUB were agreed upon 1t was
resolved that the club should have a grand
turnout on the occasion of the Democratic cele-
bration, September Nth. 1t was also decided
that meetings of the club should be held weekly,
at their hail. and thai speakers of distinction
should be secured TO address the members. An
election for officers to serve during the ensuing
year was then held resulting In the unanimous
choice of the nominees proposed at the last
meeting, and already published
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-08-16
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

7 ECTUREs.-A NEW COURSE OF LEG
i ! lures is being delivered al the NEW YORK
MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, EN- bracing the subjects
"How to Live and what 70 Live for-Youth,
Maturity, and Old Age-MRnhood generally Re
viewed.-The Causes OF Indigestion. Flatuence, and
Nervous Diseases accounted for,-Marriage philoso-
phcally considered" etc,
Pocke volumes containing these lectures will be
orw arded to parties unable to attend receipt OF
four stamps, by addressing-"S NEW
YORK MUSEUM OF AEATo1iY AND SCIENCE, No. SIS
BROADWAY, NEW YORK" 52tmw 3m~
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nrnn1rrn nm MARINERs.

ocal information has been reesyed a taSt 9q n @nG
natinp an arc 81 226 degrees VIII De ekhl1itsu V
the Assatigue fghthopse on tne 3oas al fos
that station.
nh ch Nav Haven lies as she sunk, nearly IN tne
idd1s ~ ne Channel in New London haroor' with
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both mass out OF water, and her manshU set. rhe
United states ship Sabine Ia going out Ot the harbor
ON Monday, came very near running on To her, and
vessels entering OF leaving at night exposed to the
same danger.
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MEMORANDA.


Ship Istria sewall, for Philadelphia, entered out at
Liverpool 3lst ut, -,
Ship semlramis. Gerrish, from Liverpool for Phila
delphia, was seen 18th inst, lat Al % lon 6S 30
Ship Harriet Jensen, from London Tor Pnladelphla,
at Falmouth 29th ult 80 ,,
BaTque John BoulLOn, Lindsey, for Alkens lhhulhg'
sailed from Richmond 18th inst.
Barque Schamyl Crosby, for Philadelphla clehreu
at London ID inst. - -. ~.
Barque Irnia, Cummings, from Havana at New
York yesterday. ,,-,---...,. "a
Brig Lizzie Garrow, Ryder, hence. at Falmouth "a
Instant. ,.,,,
Brig Lie Houghton, Morton hence, at Portland l4ih
Brig iucier, for Philadelphia, was at Havana lo'h
Sebr Ward J. Parks hence for Boston, at Holmes
Hole lth inst having lost boat and had sails split In
the gale Of 2d, off Long Island. = ,,,,,.o,r,,, %
Schr Maggie E, Grey, Ptllsbury, LOT fhlAueiphiH AZ
sohr NJ Hunter, orr from st. John, N. b., for Phi
Iadelphia, at Holmes Hole 18th inst r, -
hence c 81 bIs'I ROSS UIrch hence at Portland 18th
| instant. 60. - n, Nror,,,icb 1stb inst
Schrs ~ III McShain, Christy, and M hlnnle Par
sons hence at Washington, ID, o., l8th inst, , ,o,t
! Steamer Norfolk, Vance, hence al Hchmohu lolI
instant
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POLICE lTEMs.-JefIerson Ross had hearing
before Alderman SineX on the charge of at
tempted stabbng. Defendent had been on
picnic, and upon his return got into q quarrel
with with one of the company, it is alleged, and
drawing knife made a furious attack upon
him. A slight wound in the leg only was in
hcted. Ross was held for trial before Alderman
Beitler. George Mley had hearing yesterday
charged with obtaining the sum OF 5000 from
James E. Bailey, by false and fraudulent repre-
Bailey sold out his interest in a restaurant. To-
Gated at No. 22OO Spring Garden street, toIMiley,
for $500, receiving $500 in cash and note for
sixty days. Mr.. Bailey afterwards requested
dorse the note. He alleges that Miley assured
him that he was the owner of the house in
which he lived, etc. Mr.. Bailey subsequently
ascertaned that the statement made by Miley
was false. He was held in $1,000 bail to ans wer
at court.
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MARINE TELEGRAPH.
For additional Martne Ne,Os see First Page.

For additional M0rif1e NetOS See First Page.
ALMANAC FOR Observation-Disclosures DAY,
SUN MOON RISES 735
SUN SETS. 6'56 HIGH WATER--...... Va
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE
WILLIAM q. KENT,
THOMAS Il. AsHMEAD, MONTHLY OOhMITTBK
CHARLES WHEELER,
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AZ ouARANTINE.

Brig Anna NJ Knight knight from Inagua I'd ult
Lett. barque Neverslnk, Gibson, from New YORK ar,
Hyperion. Simonton, tor Holmes Hole next day;
Abby from Gonaves loading for Boston, to sail about
7th; Navarlno Hopkins, for New York In days. Sth
inst lat 49, ION. "A 80, spoke schr j. j. Spencer hence
for Cardenas.
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ENGINES, MACHINERY, ETC.3

Nf@Es,r PENN STEAM ENGINE rANH
$Aslesa&SS BOILER WoRKs.-NEAFIE & LEVY
tkAC1IOAL AND THkORETlCAL ENGINEERS.
NACHINISTB, BOILER MAKERS. BLACK
SMITHS, and FOUNDERS, having for many yeafe
been in successful operation, and been exclusivelp
engaged In building and repairing Marine and River
Engines, high and lowpressuTe, Iron Boilere, WateA
Tanks, PropelerB ETC. etc. respectfully offer their
services the public being fully prepared to
tract for engines Of all sizes, Marine, River an
Stationary having sets of patterns of different sae
are prepared 10 execute orders with quick despatch
Every description of pattern-makinB made at 81
shortest notice. High and LOw-pressure F1nt
Tubular, and Cylinder Boilers, Of the best fennsy
Iron and Brass Castings Of all descriptions; R0l
Turning, Screw Cutting, and all other Work oonnecta
with the above business -t'- 20 tlt. -
Drawings and specifications for all work dong
at the establsbment free of charge, and work guar
The subscribers have ample wharfdock room fcs
repairs of boats where they can lie in perfect safety
and are provided with shears blocks, falls, etc, etn
for raising heavy or light weights, - : :. -l lI9
Z ui .'' lid ...| l.ll. JOHN p. LFIVY. lfi1
B2R BEACH and PALMER Streets.
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TEMPERANCE MASS MaEuSe.--A grand tenn
perhnct mass meeting, under the auspices of
the lpqependent Order OF Good Templars, will
De held IN PhpniXville Pa. Saturday, August
"a, 1851 The different LODGES of l. q. ORG. T..
ana the Sons OF Temperance of Philadelphia,
heaoing, Pottstown, Springvile Pughto wn,
treeiand,, NoTisto Sn, Consbonocken, Mana.
yOnk, and all other temperance ORGANIZATIONS
throughout Chester and Montgomery counties,
nave been invited and promised to be present
on the occasion. A grand procession will be
formed on the arrival of the trains from Phila.
delpha and Reading Cat 9'3O o'clock). to pro-
ceeo 70 the Phoenix Iron Oompany's grove, ar
ranged and conducted by marshal appointed
Oy Lookout Lodge Of the l. .. of q. T., and
proceeded by the Phoenix Brass Band Ample
arrangements Will be made for the accommoda-
uon OF the public. There will be a suitable
siand and seats erected for the accommodation
9l ali. The meeting will be addressed by James
BACK, X. W. G.. @. of the Right Worthy Grand
Lodge Of l. o. OF G.. I. of the United States
rev W. q. Best, G. w. p, of the Grand Division
OF sons OF Temperance OF Pennsylvania; Rev.
!. ii. Iouenoe, of Danville; Jesse Evans of
che ter county; Captain e. II. Rauch, of Read
ing, and others,
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Schr Alaska, Clark, Roxbury, Borda, Keller d Nut
ting.
Schr A. Magee Ketchum, East Cambridge, do,
Schr E. W. Gardiner, Steelman, Boston, do.
str +. Franklin Pierson, Baltimore, A. Groves, Ir
Tug Chesapeake. Mershon, Delaware Bay, w. P,
Clyue d Co.
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DRowNED.-About o'clock yesterday after
noon. a boy named John Wenzel aged nine
Years, residing at No. 1859 Germantown road,
ieII INTO Cohocksink creek and was drowned.
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o,,stoms at the port from July 20 to 81 inclusive
1.-TWO days--Was SCI, ,477'6%
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY

Barque PhIlena, Davis, IA days from Inagua, with
salt to W, Bnmm Son; Left brig Hyperion simon &
ton, for Portland in days; NaVRrino, Hopkins, FOR
Philadelphia loading, to sail In days and Chant-
cleer, loading for Halifax, N. g. 6th INST. lat ~ 2O
Ion, "a. herm. brig with loss of foretopmast aud
mainboom steering N; lOth lat lat S5 80 lon "a 20
saw fullrgged brig with lossof toretopmast steer
ing N,
Brig and W. Welsh, Watson. from Turks Island
29th ult, with salt w. Bumm d Son. 30th ult., lat
28 Ion. Y, during heavy gale from ENE TO M lost
tOretOpmasL and maintOpmast head.
Schr Nupcio, Ellis days from LAUREL with railroad
ties to Bacon, Collins d Co, go
schr Aradne Thomas, day from Smyrna, with
grain to j. L. Bewley d. Co. -
6chr l.. Phleger, LAWRENCE days rom wilton, NJ
O., with lumber TO Bacon, Collins n Co.
echT j. L. Heverin Melvin, day from Little Creek
Landing, with grain To j. l., Bewley d Co.
Schr A. A. Brown, Fish from Salem.
Steamer w. Q. Pierrepont Shropshire, "a hours
from New York, with mdse. TO w. NJ. Baird & Co.
Steamer Sarah Jones, "a hours from New York, with
mdse. to W. NJ. Baird & 90.
Tug Thos. Jefferson Allen, from Baltimore, with q
| tow OF barges to w, p. Clyde d Co.
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TINTED STATES REVENUE STAMPS

TINTED STATES REVENUE STAAIPs.-
u Principal Depot, No, 3O4 CHEsNUT street,
Central Depot, No 1903 s. FIFTH Street dOorbeloW
Chesnut Established 1862
Revenue Stamps Of every description constantly on
hand In any amount.
orders by Msl OF Express promptly attended to.
United States Notes, DTalts on PHILADELPHIA or New
York. or current funds received IN payment.
Particular attention p0l0 10 small orders.
Tie decisions OF The commission can be consulted,
and any information regarding the law lcheeriully
given
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By the contract with the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company, the Philadelphia and Erie Rail
road Company receives 30 per cent. of the gross
earnings OF the road, which receipts aud their
expenditures were submitted as follows:-
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Less assets on hand:-
Earnings account with
Iessees $3.50, ,7O2'O2
tied 5,252 90
In Treasurer's hands l,004 &c
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IRE AND BUReLAR PRooF sAFEs

E.sr, A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF FIRE
hnlg and Burglar proof SAFES on hand, with iusid
doors, Dwelling house Safes, free from dampness.
prices low q, ,HASSENFORDER,
Az No. 422 VINE street.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-12-27
Feeling in New York usiness Circles

The Herald SAYS: The late limitation Of
Congress of the powers Of the Secretary Of
the I easury, aud the coHseq uenJ arrest of
contraction, nave already haUtheir effect
III soothing the approximations q business
men, and the commercial interest of the
country breathes more freely, Daring the
past week the aggregate number OF fall
ares recorded has not exceeded that of the
cor eSpondIng week <or 1866, Among these
failures have BEEF none Of rem arkable
Importance; and, generally, the question
of contraction having been settled IN the
negative, and tue hanu tn al, throttled hav-
ing been dISengaged + en- the throat of
trade, a systematic attempt IS being made
on the part OF business men to recnperate
and MAINTAIN themselves without further
1aiIure. Extensions of time are freely
granted, even when circumstances hardly
warrant it; capitalists manifest less indis-
position 10 EN- bark IN speculative enter
priSes; ard there is every indication that,
Inc principal depressing cause removed,
the dullueSS OF Inc season will DE wealth
cred without q general topping of bust
L ess credits. To Whatever cause Il may be
attributed, and whether or not TO the ac-
Jion OF Congress, a remarkable alteration
in Abe aspect Of affairs has taken place
within tie past wee8.
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Chicago Market.

BY Telegraph CHICAGO, Dec. %.
FLoUR-More active and firmer, at 81 20
@tl0 90 Spring extra.
WHEAT-No. active and 2G3c higher;
closing firm at 81 s61zaIS 81; No. quiet and
nrmer az 81 9I0l 80.
CoRN.-OId inactive and nominal; new
quiet; closing at S254fdS21 &c Tor new.
OATS-FlTm at 541z@55c.
RYE-Active al 81 5491 SO for No. ?.
BARLEY-Firm and quiet at 81 699l 20
for No. ?.
RovIsIoNs-Inactive and firm.
PORK-MeSs, SO 50e12l.
LARD-Dull at IIszWilK.
BULK MEATs-DuI; Cumberland mid
dnngs, SIC; loose, green and picked
meats neglected and nominal.
HoGs-Dressed quiet at 7Gsc, diviiing on
200 pounds; live arm and higher at S. 600
s. 50 for m dunn 10 fair /; So 2597 90 for good
10 choice.
BEEF CAITLE-Dull and unchanged.
RECEIPTS, 400 barrels flour; 800 bush
els wheat; y Goo bushels corn; Il, 600 bush
els oats; 800 1Ogs.
SHIPsIES Sd, 400 barrels -four; 4, 200 bush
els wheat; $500 bushels corn; $500 bushels
oats.
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Cincinnati MARKED.
By Telegraph.I

by Telegraph CISCINNATI, Dec. Is.
FLoUR--Drll, but prices not lower: fami-
ly Sl0 75111 o.; exuIs SO 75t9l0 ..
WHEAT-Quiet; No. red Winter = 80;
Nc 1 Sprin g - Is. sol
CoRN-In light supply, and hrmer and
higher at 85GS6c. ~ aa
OATS Dull at CSC.
REE-Sl 5S1l 50.
- BARLEY-FirnGer; Winter 81 e09l2 20.
CoTToN-DuI and dropping; middling
49, @E312c. - F-s1r
TOBACCo-Dull, but prices unchanged.
HOGS-Dull and prices nominal at 81 5O9
50 %; DO sales; receipts, 5000 head.
p WHISKY-Un chaGged and duh.
. PROVISIONS ana nominal. Mess
p0f * S2092l for old and new. -,-E,l
BULK AEATs-Can be bought at 75z9S5z,
loose. V
he. a. l22laze. s2L-eannot be sold
for over 12c. Nor mach de Inand.
BUTTER-Sse aG CIV at 356a3Te.
CHEESE steady I415@16c for Western
Reserve, and l5159l6c for factory.
EGGS--1A ! Sac, and in fair supply.
SEED-C1over dull at l254dl5c per pound.
Timothy, 81 25@2 80. Flax, 81 60
SUGAR-Searce; very little in market,
and prices unchanged. y
CoFFEE-Dun at lS824c.
BEsF CATTLE-Very duh and nchanged.
-IIoLD-l331s buying, and l34 selling. The
money market is easier.
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For other River Items see Seventh Page.

PITFsBURG, December 2j.-The river is
again falling with nine feet six inches
clear and pleasant. All the tow boats and
packets here have left for lower ports. The
wharf presents dull appearance.
CINCINNATI. December 20. = The river
has risen six feet since Tuesday. Twenty
one feet in the channel. Weather cloudy.
Thermometer 40. Heavy rain last night.
LOUISVILLE, December 26.-The river is
rising fast, with seven feet eight inches in
the canal by the mark.
The weather continued balny and mild
last night, with the mercury at Sc above
zero at midnight, rendering fires in Offices
and dwellings entirely superfious. The
river was rising at the rate of less than
half an inch an hour at dark last night,
and the pilots of the Anna report it at a
stand at Cannelton. y heavy rise is com
ing from above, however. The river rose
six feet at Cincinnati since Tuesday,
up to noon yesterday, with over
twenty-oue feet in the channeI...........
The additional arrivals and departures
last night till midnight, were the Quick
step, to Cairo: Linton, to ClarksvlIie:
Anna, from Cincinnati to Memphis The
Linton went out as full as she could hold
..-......rhe Quickstep also had good trip.
She ran up to near the mouth of the bay
on, rounded down, and passed down close
along the shipping at the wharf in
most gallant style, and with great speed.
Hundreds lined the boats at the wharf
and the pavement on Water Street. She
clipped the shipping and the shore all the
way, and passed the point in Just ~ min
utes ........ Col. ]. V. Guthrie, Supervising
Inspector, was passenger on the Morning
Star, yesterday, and let on the Quickstep
for Cairo. Hewin return on Monday next,
and remain a week or two.....-...The Anna
was dragging her guards inLhe water She
discharged over 50 tons of freight here, in
Guiding over zoo barrels of coal il.....Ben.
Hubbs, of the firm of Hubbs, Patrick q Co.,
arrived from New Orleans by the Fanny
Brandeis, yesterday -..-.....As the Morning
Star was starting for Louisville, last night
her teller rope broke, or some Of her ma
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chinery became deranged, and the proud
steamer foated broadside with the current
down the river nearly opposite the Bodiam
mines. apparently utterly helpless. After
floating thus for some twenty or twenty
five minutes. She righted up and pro-
ceeded up the river, leaving US to
Imagine what was the troubie........--.
The Anna found hay boat from Aurora
in the canal Wednes tay evening in
sinking condition. She took of 200 bales
Of hay. and then the Clifton came along
side TO take off the remainder. The Anna
arrived at darz ........ The Clifton mad not
got in up TO late hour 1.-THE Morning
Star left the Gov. Allen near the mouth of
SAT- River, taking freight-....-..The Allen
had not arrived up to 10 O'Clock
last night. She will, no doubt, be
found at the landing this morning. and
will leave early for New Orleans, offering
unequalled inducements to shippers.
The Alice 4" five times y is receiving at this
port for New Orleans, and p opposes to
make this one OF the termint OF her trade.
she isa spacious and very staunch steam
er, and is commanded by as pleasant a
corps of officers as ever walked a deck.
Captain Keyt, her commander-in-chief,
arrived by the Anna last night, and lifted
the responsibility from the shoulders of
Lea Crane.
The Cincinnati Commercial, of Wednes-
day, says:
The A. & NJ s. 6. CO.. steamer Julia, re-
ported sunk at Council Bend, in the Lower
Mississippi, tin Tuesdays Commercially
was built in louisville, four or five years
ago, by Capt. Pegrana.. She is valued at
"a. 0O0 ard insured for S33, $50 in Cincinnati,
as follows: Lafayette, 5000; Union, $4,000 /;
Crescent. s., 600; Merchants, s2.7O0; Enter
prise So Gee kureEa. $1,000; Buckley 81, Oge;
Germanla, $4,000, and Magnolia, $4,000. he
was run en- q bar and sunk in six feet OF
wa er. She is broken badly amidshIps,
with her stern IN nine feet water. the
freight in he hold is damaged.
a dispatch, dated Duvalls Bluff, Dec. %,
informs the Underwriters that the Little
Rock w as sunk and burned above Claren-
don, White River; no lives lost. She Is
valued at $4,000, and insured for $4,000, in
Cincinnati and St. LOUIS offices. She was
formerly the Florence Miller No. 2, built
at Cincinnati in 1858.
Coffin d Son, yesterday. sold the Mollle
Norton to Capt. Charles Perkin for the
| Evansville and Henderson trade, in place
of the News Boy. El.f 1900