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The New York herald., 1869-04-21

OF old metropolitan paygoers, and may yet see the
rise ana deene , o. saorher geheranoa n DeioTs ne
be that he Is alarmed at the near approach OF his
dumb riva "Robnson Crusoe," or is It possible that
the ''Seven DwaYfs'' at the Bowery proved one too
many for him 10 has Old age 2 ..Humpty Da'nptyn
has done noby, however. aud Saturday next Will
marx ms 469th consecutive representation az tne
Olympic, the longest run ever attained by any one
piece In this country, and probably In the world.
A very brilliant and spirited ealop, founded on
Wallack's this week.
After the circus comes not the deluge bat Rsleys
Japs Ihey are the original troupe, which claim 70
be and to have "All Right.n They will exhibit at
the "Hpotheatron'' In Fourteenth street.
RosslnI's Mssse Soseaesie VIII be performed at the
church tins summer BY DIR. Berges Choral Union
and full orchestra.
Miss Fanny Stockton concludes her long and sue
cessful engagement at the Chestnut, Philadelphia,
ON saturday next
'Chlperic' Will be the next and last novelty in
opera 0OuDe at the FrancalS.
Clara Louise Kellogg will give her last PERFORM
ance la opera this season at the Academy OF Music
On On ssu sasIrasy April a. at matinee The opera VIII
Mme Parepa- Rosa's first concert since her late Ill
ness takes place tonight, at Steinway Hail The pro-
gramme Includes the names OF Ferranti, the well
known bufo baritone; Alfred Peasc, pianist; Carl
Rosa, Mr.. NordblOm, the new tenor and Mme. Rosa,
who Will sing I'll Bacio,' among her other songs.
Harry Pray'S benefit az the Broadway theatre,
comes Off on the 2dth inst.
owing TO the great Preparations for the production
Museum, tine theatre Win be closed for few nights
previous to Its production.
Mile. Zoe plays In Bnahamton, N. Y, this week.
The aerial GregOrfes, who have so lately astounded
the frequenters Of Tammany Will give display Of
their wonderful performances in the air at the Olym-
pic theatre, st. LOUIS, next week.
J. G. williamson one OF the most promising OF our
young comedians, has benefit az the Broadway
theatre on Saturday night when the drama from
Old Curiosity Snop" VIII be eperformed-WIllamson
Dick Swiveller, and Coleman will assist QuIIp.
Mrs. Barney Williams Will also appear in one Of her
sparkling characters.
dramatic company viii give the Patersontans
at the Walden opera House, glimpse OF tine
Honeymoon" next saturday night; K. Simpson
will appear. IL Is under the management OF r. J.
Healy, who will personate the Duke.
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nlmcB: IN m,,,aeaynrfs.
[trom the Worcester spy. Aps,l %.

lttolu tnc WoTcestcr spy, Apfil 3D.l
Richard Laii'in was iaJay sJtybcl nc WestUoFo
last sun lay evening. about seven O'CLOCK by ihoml3
keeVal. rue par,ics hai d,ncuitj some time ago,
and Dieetins III u saloon s3uIsiAy eyshiug aitJr
drinkins two or three times apiece, tie od
tfouDlc becainc topic OF discussson After somc
hard words l.ainln struck kcevln au a strut
gle ensueL keevan was cutting t0oacco foe nis
plpo wnen tho trouble commenced, and ~ lafiu
was rushing at HIN, he ruaact forward ahI
struck Lain with the knife In the trsgh sevcrinR
an artery anu causing almost lastint dcitn. kcevan
has iived In Westb0ro several rcurs anl ms always
been cOlsidere quiet ana Orderly citizen. Tic "a
about forty years of age, aud has wife aud siX
children. Lann was twenty three yeats OF age and
leaves vile. Depiti sac lii ID. +. Newton, coro-
nee heid an inquest on ths brdy iei,n yesterday
Iuurniny, ami the verdict was m accordance win
tue abUve iacta. keevar was subsequently eN-
annetl before Trial Justice tfugs aud iul.y 90 ~.
mittcd to await The action VI The Grand Jury.
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0ua ssw MINISTER 70 COPENHAGEN
IRON the Boston Traveller, April 49,

IFrom the BOSTON TraveIIer, NVFlI IEI 49,
General c. G. Andrews, recently appointed Mius-
ter to Copenhagen is wen known IA thus vicinity.
having practised law In Boston before remoVnI 70
tue West. Ills gallant determination 70 loi oc.
seged post during the war; against tnc opIu1n vI
his superior oacer, will be remenDereu Dy
many readers. His history OF tao siege OF Mobile
name The delegates TO Chicago VIII recollect
his zone vote fron Minnesota for uencrai Wilson" /"
tnrown even after this State hai peen Obliged TO
rpinions of Attorney Generas' Is q book Of great
viue TO lawyers and others dong business with the
departments at washington. lie has SHOWN him
sell true New Englander by his devotion TO the
cause OF education az the West aud he will be q
good representative VI American ideas abroad.
The New York herald., 1869-04-21
LITERATURE.

Reviews Of New Books.

BARNES ON THE PSALMS. Notes critical, exp!sna.
Albert Barnes. In three volumes New York:
Harper Brothers, publishers.
Mr. Barnes has performed his work well. Looking
at the Book of Psalms from his religious standpoint
his criticisms and explanations are convincing and
satisfactory. Througnout the books thereruus a
vein of religious sentiment worthy Of the character
OF the author 1t not probable that every reader
OF these volumes Will accept all Of the interpreta
ti0ns made by him; but we feel certain that their
careful perusal Will add considerably to the general
knowledge OF Scripture.
TIE FaEEMASoNs. What They Are, What They Do,
What They are Aiming at From the French or
Mgr. Se9ur. Boston: Patrick Donahue.
This Is very small volume OF only 135 pages duo
decimol but 1t contains as much nonsense as could
be crowded into any octave volume OF 1000 pages.
1t afforded US much pleasure to read Mgr. Segur's
.plan talk" 1t surprises that the author should
have written such rubbish as we find In The Free
masons. Such work may be necessary In France.
but there is not the slightest occasion for it in the
United States. II the Catholic Church is opposed to
Freemasonry, by all means let the clergy preach
against the Order. In luxe manner If Freemas0nry
opposes Catholicism. by all means let brother r. z.
II. s. T. pitch into the Pope. We do not believe that
either will perish by means of denuncations. The
Masonic order In the United States numbers among
admit, are not necessarily more charitable tn an
their non-masonc nei9hbors. but who are certainly
equally as virtu0us We repeat that the book before
not needed In this country. t Is our impression
that the Catholic Church in the United States rests
upon too solid o foundation TO need the aid Of such
works as these.
TYPHAIN.s ABBEY. A Tale Of the Twelfth Century.
BY CONT A. de Gobineau. Translated by Charles
d. Melgs, M. ID. Philadelphia: Claxton, Remsen
& Haffehnger.
Count de Gobineau Is evidently better novelist
than writer OF essays on the s'inequality of the
human races" "Typhanes Abbey" which appears
to be admirably translated, is very entertaining
story. The historical facts 1t contains are admirably
and graphically t0ld while the characters very
we'll drawn Ts Is about the best book that Messrs.
Claxton. Remsen & Haneldnger have published for
some time.
THE CURSE OF GOLD. By Mrs. Ann S. Stephens.
Philadelphia: L. B. Peterson ~ Brother.
We have forgotten who it was that advised against
criticising novel after reading IL, but his advice
was wholesome--and we have taken It, Mrs. Ann
$. stephens, we are told, "has thrown into the
Curse OF Goid all that graphic delineation OF passion
and character, beauty anu strength of style, reality
or description, sweep OF imagination, brdancy OF
faucy'-tnere, now, We think that mich sufficient
to indicate the Kina OF novel she has wr.ttea. We
presame the story Is a very interesting one, and
nope 1t Is.
The New York herald., 1869-04-21
Miscellaneous.

We have received from Messrs. Harper & Brothers
their cheap reprints of Charles Rea,ies at Is Never
Too Late to Mend' ami "Breaking Butterfly; or,
Blanche Eerslie's Ending" Both these books are
admirably printed, on clean, white paper, Ia excel
lent type.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-29

State ard Railway bonds were dull. Miscellaneous
shares were without interest," with the exception of Pa-
oIhc Mail which was active and excited throughout the
day The opening transactions were made at e7a after
ward selling at OOi si closing at sOsOO. The Express
shares were neglected. .a.t Old
Railway shares opened dull and from cent
lower the general list The interest Of the street
tinues be mOnopOlzed by the Of NswYork
Central The transactions not heavy to-day as
usual and the fluctuations less violent The openngsaes
were made Mt I62 after which it declined to Goi selling
at f6it finally closing loot The balance Of the list was
without special interest and maintained firm tone not
withstandng the activity OF money. The low-priced
western shares good demand AT the close the
market was duh and steady.
Messrs PulestOn, Raymond & Co. report the closing
ouotations al the lO:S0 A. m. Board follows:
New-York tribune., 1869-03-29

The above IA all of this story that will be pub
shed In columns The CONTINUATION OF Il from where
n leaves off here can be found only In the Hew-fork
Iedger which Is for sale a all the bookstores ana news
depots Ask for the number dated april 10 1852 ana %
ledger is mailed to subscribers at three dollars year
The publication of Rev. Dr. Tyngs great story, which
enced in the Ledger 40 that our readers will get the
whole these two stories 10 it. The Ledger mas the Gssi
stories OF any paper In the world aud Henry maru
Beecher James Parton and Fanny Fern have articles In
every number.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-29


Recelved here transit by Hamburg Wessphaa for s
Havana marke. the same day. ...4r U ...
is anticipated by the managers OF Pacific Railroads
that the connection will be made at Ogden by the
18th OF May and that the road will then be open for
business This is fully ak weeks sooner than was
promised but with ordinary good weather the work VIII
be accomplished rather before than after that date
The directors of the Michigan Southern Road have
leased the Company the right TO run their cars over
their road on condition that the Erie Company shall con-
sruct road from Akron to Toledo. adtance Of 70 mes
The survey will be commenced for the new road nnme-
dlately When finished the Eric will have en- unbroken
broad gauged road 70 Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-29
sAruRpAY. March 2r-r. N.

Gold opened at 131t sold at 1911, closing at
1Nal3lt The bulk of the transactions were made at
1911. Cash gold was plo nty at the opening oaning att
per cent but before the close Of delivery hours became
scarce and 16h paid for its use. The clearngs az
the Gold Exchange Bank the balances
s237Os The customs receipts this week were 0OS'2'i
the gold interest payments ss49O the receipts oil span
sh doubloons from Europe were oOOoO and the SNIP
ments to Havana, &c, ti.3S7,16a
Government bonds were duh and declined about per
cent from the opening prices closing steady at quota
New-York tribune., 1869-03-29

public deposts sssnss5o The national currency ssusl
during the week amounted to s6seo and the total b
date is sss46o9e Themutilated bills returned amount
ed to ITS; insolvent bank notes returned 5sso
fractional currency redeemed during the week. t6sssss
The total circulation at this date s799, 9,s9632s.
The from the Bank Of England for the week end
ing March TO- gives the following results when compared
NTH thu pravioua ovaak. u rrFHH.r $50.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-29
THE MARKETS.

[csrssFy reported for The rriboDe
SATURDAY, March ~. 1868.
ASHES-Ths market quiet and unehsuged sales Of 10 bbA
81 T54 90 for Pots aud 80 l2l a 50 rs for Pearls -
CoTToSThs market still lacks siHpl1s ron abroad ,ad there
nothing snail positive orej prices unehangd ess
Of M bales o which e aken bJ sPnners bJ
spectators and 23 by exporters saes also OO bales Lo" hdas
New-York tribune., 1869-03-29
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Per Tsseis and RdilroddS AZ, h..h Cor.L
u.pc 27 i O66 baes Gotten bbls Flour 9oJ olsh o.
500 bush Malt Grass Seed iS bush bens @ as bba
Meal 1876 bays Corn Meal 1901 bbl Renned ~ pol
Spirits iurpenius boil. Tar Isl bills Rosa yts ~ ~. Csss
pksS Meats 50 pkgS Lard 4sS PKG M ~. lIa
/ pigs TallOw 20 PkEs Dried Fgult ~ sAAA w |"~ "
New-York tribune., 1869-03-29

Money was in active demand at rates ranging from
per cent in currency to coin interest The demand was
very sharp until the close of bank hours when bor
rowers were ali supplied and small balances were offered
at currency interest.
Sterling Exchange was dun and weak at quotations:
Sterling sixty days commercial 1914 sios good to primo
bankers 6lOSi short sight, 1881 aloSL Paris. sixty
days 63S451si short sight 2la5l7i Antwerp, $3.50
$40; Switzerland, 625dS2o; Hamburg sSi9sSi; AM
sterdam S9I64Oi Frankfort 4OsAOl; Bremen, Tis7si;
Prussan thalers 7Oid71.
FrelghtsTo Liverpool, by steamer S5 600 BUSH Wheat
New-York tribune., 1869-03-29
CHAPTER n

CURIOUS AND STARTLING MYSTERY.
skrting the Black Hills, forty miles west Of
Fcrt Laramie, party OF horsemen riding east
ward.
They had left Fort Bridger eight days before taking
New-York tribune., 1869-03-29
with the previous week:

The amount Of notes in circulation a232o g6 bsing
decrease OF and the stock In both de-
partments is SIS s94 showing increase OF e4of
when compared with the preceding week. gss,E
suholned is a comparison Of the present position Of
the Bank Of England and the price Of Consols and
French Rentes with the corresponding week OF years
New-York tribune., 1869-03-29

A MEXICAN PH0TO-LITH0GRAPH co."
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Bngh publishers enabled authors complete and uni
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The volumes 2O printed type paper With
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forming the most desirable edition published
Sold separately. boand "A cloth, "a follOWSi
l. HARD CASH 81 IS
z FOUL PLAY, 81 50. t..t
GRIFFITH GAUNT, 81 So
IT'S NEVER TOO LATE TO MEND, 81 rs
WHITE LIBS, 81 80.
LOVE ME LITTLE LOVE hR LONG. 81 50.
7, PIG wOFFIEGTON, 81 25
q THE CLoISTER AND THE HEARTH, 81 IS
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New-York tribune., 1869-03-29
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
CLrws & Co.. Bankers No 50 walLst. New.York

SAFE DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT OF THE NATIONAL
PARK BANK-For the safe-keeping, and protection
from fire and burglars of Securities of all kinds IN
cludng Bonds, Stocks, Mortgages, Wills, and Dia-
monds, and valuable Jewelry Of every description.
An inspection of the vault constructed by The Ma
tonai Park Bank in their new building Will at once
convince all parties interested that the most pefecs
attanable security has been reached. and at an eI-
treely moderate annual cost to each individual de-
positor The officers will take pleasure in showing
the vault on application.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-29

The following Is report OF specie exported from tho
port Of New-York for the week ending March a. 1882
March 2stesmshp ppl Rio JsneedOnbloons sees
March 23-Steamshp Mississippi Para-Bish goh.... I'm
March 22Steamshp Mississippi, PsraAnerc1n goh.... 2Ga
23Steamsbp GernaRia LendOn-Americsn
March A-Bark Thomas Dsle Lsgasyra-Ameress god
March 2stearshp hermsnn, LondonMerican slvsr.
25Stesmsp Columbia HsYana-Amedcsn gOd,.. 10000
March COlumbia HaYaDaSpash doaboops s9J2e
City Of Paris LytrpoolMesican gold
2-Stesmsbp City Of Paris LyepoelBrush gold Ht3
March 2Stespshp Rspdan HsVanaAmecsn silver. 21A
March 2Stsasbp RspdAn, Havana-SpaEsh daboons Is os
IT,, ---. ASA
New-York tribune., 1869-03-29

The Bank Statement shows contraction In all depart
ments with tho exception OF circulation. which has in
creased $50 0 and loans which expanded tsli2Ss
Tho banks lose s3395Sl n specie, and s297i In legal
tenders The loss of is ta52O7O9 Tbs deposits
aro down ssSSlOgs The loss OF egaltenders IS unex-
pectedy light of the heavy shipments during the
week TO Boston and Philadelphia The loss in deposits
almost entirely specie which has gone to tho Treasury
In payment OF duties.
The Milwaukee and st. Paul Road earned for the third
week In March,
lsCo.-sioOsOO s6o...." s7o5os Increase e."'sN29i
The Chicago and Rock Island Road earned the third
week in March,
is60..., $lOa GOO so So9 Ineress'''.s'SES
The Panama Railroad Company has declared quar-
terly dividend Of per cent payable In gold. Aprll1
Tho agent of the Clunbus, Chicago and Indiana Cen
trail adyertses In another column that he VIII pay tho
April coupons at his office. No. 81 Broadway,
The transactions the Office Of the United states AS
sstant Treasurer follows; Total receipts Sits
Goa total payments, tSos.2is; balance, 96O2sS The
receipts include for customs, $4,000 for gold notes.
t69,0OO.
The OF fractional currency received during tho
week from the Printing Bureau was Ass,626 The ship
ments TO the Assistant Treasurer at New-fork were
100000; to New w-oreans siOOOOO to National banks
s522S3 Treasurer Spinner holds In trust for National
banks Us security for circulation, i3isOO, aud Tor
New-York tribune., 1869-03-29
dnstruftiuH.

A SELECT BOARDING-SCH00L,e exclusively
N for LITTLE GIRLS. will be opsBsd April 10 at kensleo "es
chester County Adlres, for circulars MrA LoBDELL NO. Law
New lork
New-York tribune., 1869-03-29
S1,5 CIVILIZATIONS.

A MEXICAN PH0TO-LITH0GRAPH CO.'S
"A OFFICE. HERALD BrtDNa-Broadway-Roon 10.
The New York herald., 1869-04-30

WET NURSE wANTEp.-cALL BErwERN 10 Ann
n 70 O'clock. DR.. PHELPS,
flh av.. next TO corner 22t ST.
The New York herald., 1869-04-30

, PROTESTANT GIRL wANTED--AS sEiMsrRrSS
" md 20 asss IN the OF growing children. Apply
81 "a place, corner OF Court a., Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1869-04-30

d1c EAST 10Th ST.. BETWEEN BEEKMAN PLACE
flO and 1st av.-A youns woman as meat and pastry
cook class hotel N the country would take
charge OF the and pastry private family. where
oniv Z ~ 1
The New York herald., 1869-04-30

h1E EAST 2sD ST., NEAR IsT Av.-TwO RESPECT
HlD able young giris one as good cook. washer and
roner; the other chambcrmaid and waress willing TO
asst washing and irOnng good city reference iIom last
place.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-17
Exports OF tho Week.
FOREIGN.

p.
3 LrvERPool-Per British bark DalIeith-ll7 bags
SEQ island cotton, 225S bales upland cotton. 9SS
bb.s rosin, 100 tons phosphate, 272 bags cotton
seed, 8 tlerces beeswax.
BARcEL0NA-Per Spanish brig Cesac-2lo bales
cotton, 100 bbls rosin.
Etsg DOMESTIC.
BosToN-Per brig Renshaw-20e tons phosphate,
142 bales cotton, ID bales rags, 3C0 bols naVa
stores. lS.hhds 10 crates and lot loose iron,
hhds hides, 6l loose hides. hid glass, piano.
NEW YoRK-Per steamship Champion-13 bags
sea island cotton, 1884 bales upland cotton,
IS bales waste. 20 bales yarn, IL rolls leather,
ISL tierces rice, II empty barrels, e6 packages.
Per steamship MagnOlia-l2 bags sea island
cotton, 1Go7 bales upland cotton, 20 bales
yarns, 81 bales cotton waste, IS tierces rice,
10 bundles paper, 80 packages sundries. &c.
Per steamship CharlestOn-5S bags sea island
cotton, 1852 bales upland cotton, 132 tierces
rice, As bales domestics, 40 empty barrels, 80
packages. Per schr ] II StickRey-l6eaoS feet
Lumber.. E. Per schr Minnie-29 bales upland cot
ton, eSs bbls rosin, 25 bbs buckwheat, l96 casks
clay 500 bags cott3c seed 40 tierces rice, IS boxes
olives, bales paper, 200 empty carboys, $1,000
feet resawed humber.
PHILLDELPNIA-Per steamship W EVerman-
I4Q tierces rice $40 bales upland cotton, 10 bales
shirting, 10 bales thread, 60 bales yarn, bales
rags, casks wine, 8 bbls whiskey and brandy, S
hhds Iron, 9s0 bbls rosin 2 crates rope cuttings.
BALITAoRg-Per steamship Falcon-e5 tierces
rice, All bales upland cotton, SO bales yarns anu
domestics, s packages hides, 2e bbls oranges, and
SundrieS
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-17
List OF Shipping
r topT or cu,rLrsroy. DECEMBER 1e.

IN TIE ToIT OF CHARLESTON, DECEHGEl. 10.
Vessels under lCo tons, ana steamers co;.s'ihg
within the State, excepted.
STEAMSHIPS.
Ma-rnora (;r), - tons, Robinson, at Eoycc CO.'S
wnari, for LNc:pual. loadlnS-li Muic .; co.
Manhattan, 1851 tons, Woodruff, ut Adsers WHAT,
for New Yori, loadi?g-Jamcs AdSer co.
Pruln,.hcus. ISL tons, Gray, at Atlantic wharf,
for Philadelphia, loading-Ino II TIco Getty.
Sea Gull, Ions, lutton, at Unlen wMarl ioF ba'-
ti!lOrc, lJading-C0ustcnay Trenholm.
SlllPS.
Missouri - tons, Bradburn q: Brown x cos
wharf, from New iors, dischlESing-"
Smith & CO.
Muscongus (Br) 709tons, Groves, at Fanderhorsts
wharf, Tor Liverpool i0idin2-Havcncl co.
Gorilla (Br) 7j5 tons, say, At Buyce y cos wharf,
from Liverpool, dischargiDG-R Murc & co.
BARKS.
Dalkeith (Br), S4S tons, laDgwil!, IN the Strcam,
for Liverpool, ready-R Murc * co.
Maria (Irl, go tons, Webster, at Atlantic wharf,
for Liverpool, loadng-Willis & ChlsolIn.
Arbitrator tlirl 5ST tons, Irwin, at Goycc & cos
wharf, FOR Liverpool, ioading-"aSncr, EuScr
Atlantic IBr G75 tons. .Vcrnona Marshall's wharf,
from Newport. Eng, dischargnS-R hure
Io.nbcrsund tNor), %s7 tors, NELSON, at Wander
horst's wharf, from Liverpool, discEar.iAs-
Havcncl & co.
Wcttcrhorn co. TONS Mnott, at Brown & cos
wharf, for Liverpool, loading-StrecL Bros ~
Clara, - tons, Nickcls at Benefits wharf, for
the Flo dc il Plata. loading-Strcct Bros ts CO.
Yururi (3r), - tons, Cawlan, at Royce & cos
wharf from Liverpool, dischargng-J IL
frcdsbcrg.
Lady Perie Q;r) 35G tons. Patterson. At Hcnnetts
wharf, from Salt River. Jam, waiting"
Iensllaw, 275 tens, Sylvester, ut Brown & cos
wharf, for Boston, rcady-'ltslcy CrcEh-
Marine, oi3 tons, Reid, in Ashley River, for No
bile, loadng-Master ,..
Antonio Marin (Spanl. tons, hataro, al Browh
& cos wharf, from @asanzas' just arrived
Paullta (Span), - tons, Viccns, at Brown cos
wharf, from Cardcnas, discilargins-" +
Hall.
Petrol, 100 tons. Skinner 1T Union wharf lroin OH
Baltimore to be repaircd-J EnS0W &C CO.
+ r Baird - tons, Ireland in Ashley Ki1er, lor
Baltimore, luading-W Roach co.
NJ Richards, 35S tons, Irving, at Brown q oos
whar-, from New York, dischar9ing-Kis!ey d
Creighton. ..,,oxe
N Hawkins, 36o tons, Wyatt at Adger's wharl
for Boston. loading-W Roach & co. ..-
W y Mann, 226 TONS Rogers in the Stream, LOT
GEORGETOWN S G. readJ-W Roach.
yraic. 2Sl ions, Mason. at KerI's wharf, from
New York, discharg!ng-W Roach co.
Eliza Pike, - tons, l,arkin, at Gas company - =
wharf, from Philadelphia, discharglns-J q L
Getty. ,-.,,
Active 26I tons, Coonbs at Central wharf, rom
Philadelphia, dlschargiug-Risey Cregh-
ton.
Trafton, $50 tons Talpey. ct foot OF Lanrens
street wharf. from Philadelphia, ulscnarSins
Risley & Creighton.
Fannie Keating, - tons, Jones, ln the stream,
from Baltimore, jus! arriyed-Hisey q Crelgh-
ton.