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CITY ITEMS.

EXTRA STYLES in Linen Collars, and at lower
prices than ever. Great variety.
GEO. T.. HENNING, 40 18th street y. w.
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CALIFORNIA CATAwBA WINE on draught, at
MilleT's, 40 9Th street, opposite Odd Fellows
Hall. 323;
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: SAVE YOUR MONEY and buy your Gents Fur
nshin2s at the Original Francs i3l eth street
The cheapest Store in the city. No branch
stores. 32l;
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hAeS1TcrsT DESIGNS in French gilt Jewel
". ALASKA diamonds set in gold, and = conplete
assortment of one dollar jewelry, Embracing
over one thousand styles. can be feund AZ
PTgg's store, 45I Pennsylvania avenue.
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EasicnoI neaseT-Lydia Thompson Burleslue
Troupe, IN the Sindbsd, the Sailor"
Wavs Op<ra Hose" The Drummer Bow or
Battle Field of shiloh"
Congregational CAareA-Coneert By the Chill
cIen Of the leland Institute.
Prof. Pratt, the Horse Tanner, 13X and Il
ssTeets.
harkriter's Art Gallery. ass eth street.
Barlov's Gallery Of OH Paintings, 1885 Penn
syvsnls ayenue-Churchs picture, Niagara
BY Moonlight"
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GENTS HALF HOSP. OF all the different
gr AIDES, in Cotton, Lisle, and Merino, at prices
10 suit the most economical, at the rginal
Francs, 49, 9Th street. No branch stores 32l
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Col. j. NJ. HUTcHINGs the pioneer of the Yo
semitic valley, exhibited at the social reunion
IN tie Metropolitan VI. L. Church last evening
some beautiful panoramic views Of scenery
alcrg the Pacific Railroad and the YO Semitic
alley, and gave an interesting description Of
the country, which was greatly enjoved by
those who had the good fortune to be present
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e1sTnRs-At Rilsy's wharf yesterday there
were twenty schooners and sloops loaded with
oysters, which are selling Al from go cents to
~ 70 Per bnshei, and the buyers are numerous
IRE scene thereabouts being quite lively Al this
season OF the year.
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nUTY OFF GRoCERIIs.-we are selling TEN
DPER CKNT. LOWER THAN ALL OTHERs
IT'S NO USE GOING ANVwPERE ELSE.
Best smily -Four. ~ - quarter barrel.
COrfkk.
Best Java. &c. per ID; Roasted. only sc per ID.
Prime Rio. 19c. per ID; Roastsd. only 2sc per 10
" bite Bio, &c. per ID koested, only &c. per 10
efRUPS.
Cut Loaf Drips worth 8 l5oD, for 81 per gallon.
plamond syrup tsugar house, only 10c. per gallon.
canton 81 rup, only +vc. per gallon.
Cassard.s Best Hams. only 1c; per 70. Prime
last Bacon (sugAr curedb, Ice per 10. Porto Rico
Brown sugar, only lie. per ID, Demerafa Sugar
NEARLY white), l21ac. per Id. New Orleans Choice
Brown, l2c, per ID. Winslows Green Corn, Sc rer
Lard, lGc.
TEA
81 japan Tea for 81 por Id. 81 50 mperfal -esS
for 81 per ID. 81 Gunpowder Tea for 8 80 per 10
Sl5 Imperial Tea for &c. per ID. Best Black Tea
for SOC. Der Id.
Coffee ensar only ls1sc per lb Fire test Goal Oil,
Sc. per gal. Cape God Cranberries, lsc. per Qt
Just received, choice lot Of Graham flour, Ost
Meal, Dried Cherries, &C 80.
BRAY 4 DBO.,
Eel 3s1 Pa. avenue, bet Sd and ~ ct
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W HAIRY RATS AND THKIs DOINGs.-Atsnd
about RIley's wharf there are a number of
shantles which are used a. board ding houses for
toatmen and others who get occasional iobs
about the river front, such a. shucking OYSTERS
&c There are q set OF loafers and spOngers
who lang around these quarters and DO DOt1j No
hut pitch pennies and swindle hard working
men ont Of their earnings A sweat cloth OF
two spread out on q plank every time the
backs OF the police are turned, and bets rang
arg nom Eve cents upwards are made on the
tce, but when the police ADVANCE in thai
direction, the cloth is jerked up and the bows
scatter. This nuisance should be abated
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TIE SooIa BILE Of the Ohio Republican Asso
eia1on, at NAIinis Han Last night, Vas A de,
ltshffui entertainment Anorg the guests var
Secretary Delano and lady; Representatives j
% Sutherland, % Michigan; Joel Asper. o,
Missouri, end two daughters: j. X. Plat ,JT
ard lAdy. Of Virginia; j. y. Smith. OF Ohio, AND
many others
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sHERRY WINE IN ROM.

We have few or. casks very pale and delicate
favored SHERRY IN the Custom hOuse in George
town, ID O., which we win sell at very small sd
vance. 1t is wine OF our own Importation from the
celebrated house OF Ysssi, Csdz, and has bean pro
bounced by Judges the sinest wine this side the At
lantic. Samples can be soen at our store
We are Sole Agents in the District for +. J. Mar.
tin Co.'S world renowned PURE WHEAT
WHISKY, distilled from the best grain expressly
for medicinal The trade supplied Of distiller
prices, by BR0WNING MIDDLETON,
fe4 6l4 Pennsy wanna avenue
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I'll g. PANT wAsHIHsros
FANT, WASHINGTON. q Co.,
BANK ERE.

eveeyssolI TO RIfrRNHousB, Fowl N 4 Os-
No. e2s PENNeYLVANlA AVENUE,
IL. SSsts deposits and loan money to deDositors
Make collections on oil points IN the United States
negotiate railroad, municipal loans, and mort
cages.
Buy and soil government securities end oths,
stocks, bonds and gold en- commission. Pay u
Domestic and foreign sIchaass bought ald sold q
We especially invite accounts OF nerchants ana
business men Sight drafts furnished to delositorI
without charge We issue certificates Of deDoeit
STIMULATING the rate Of Interest, and Day0ble on a.
mand. ga q
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DENTISTRY.
LOAN OFFICES.

RURNsTINEs LOAN OFFICE.
- 400 and 4ee 18th 81. 8 doors south Pa av,
akee liberal adv Ancee Gold and Silver atc hes
Diamonds, Jewelry, Pianos, Furniture, Guns Pie
tols, Cutlery, Ladiee' and Gentlemen caring Ar
perel of all deocri pfions.
~ Pricaff sAfraaos Ht1 foor.
Furniture stored and advances made. fei-tr
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FAMILY SUPPLIES, ETC.

1AAAAx OH AAH0s NASs
DR0WNI1G . HIDDLET0N
ID would respectfully ask . trial Of their
ss: SssosS y ss ssssS ;ss
fines, In the market. -. O
FINEST GuNPowpEs.
FINEST fG iTs2s H! 9sfss,
FINEST ENGLISH BkEs k u sT.oNe'
oil ne" CROP B iSS E fT sipp3sToss.
Ola Pepnsylyania svenue.
SS6isfsS coffHk AL Ha aRApHs. hi0'
Browning 3 MIDDLETON,
ola Pesnsylyanis syen
e. e. a hEss nsc saNk tHaAckrRrL,
No. ECONOMY SHAp.
ST. JOHN ALEwIVEs,
PPE fdksf6 sths sPSir HERRING :
GOLDFISH and SCALED BERRlNe,
BROWNING 4 MIDDLETON,
ola PenIsylyanis avenue.
ASTRAL OIL.
D.PoiJor Pran's Nos- Erplostrs Ast-rl OIL
just received. loo gallons Pratt ASTRAL oh,
MarrsIted Dol 70 explode. Trade supplied Of New
BROWNING q MIDDLETON,
oI& Pennsylysnis avenue.
WINES, sc.
Our stock OF WINS and LIQUORS IL very CON-
Ilete and cannot he surpassed by this side Of
New 1oIk. IL comprises the best brands OF CHAN
payne, an onC " hlch can be found
vre ClicQuot do
Mos,t chsldsr, Green sesl,l do
ca Num- Dry vsrzensy" Do.
Pleasant Valley Carte Blanche 20.
Pleasant Valley Paris 4 Exposition do.
Hennessy Co. Cognsc Brandy,
Otard, Dupuy q 60. Coenac Brandy.
California Brandy. NJ adetra Wine,
Sherry, Pert.
Muscat, Pure Malaga,
For sale low, by
BBowNING 4 MIDDLETON,
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AID FOE TIE POPE.-Archbtshop Snaliins
has issucd q circular 70 the Rom an C.tho IN
clergy and Iaity Of the diocese OF Baltimore
(which includes the District of Columbia ap-
pesans or financial aid for Pope Plus. Tne
AichoehoR suggests that the Roman. Catholic
saoies OF the cioS ese dc vote ore-hsif Of their
supeknuoas tewelry, ornaments And expenses
70 the sGppo. OF the Pope
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BASE BALL--The newly formed D,s,riet ~.
soclanon OF base ball players held A spscial
.neslnS Al me National Hotel last evening, Mr..
n tsnA pAnlss, or the Jefferson, presi ling and
&c aouoNlhs uanding committees were an
bounced ;-On NomiDatiOns-Hough OF the
Nsnenai, Young, OF the Olympic. Bsker or the
Aeives on Jud,e.ary-Benner, OF the National
Mclean, OF the Washingto on Hungerfori 81 -,
Jererson, Foster, OF the Arlington sh.dd- nj
the kosedals. On Printing - Hoyt OF tbs Oiyw
pc, and PotIs, Of the National.
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: GREAT VARIETY IN wHITe SHIRTS one, two
or three pleats-eyiets, buttons or studs-epen
in front or in back-all sizes-at the Original
Francs Gents Furnishing Store, 43l eth street.
at Popular Prices. No branch stores. 321:
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BANKERS.

MIDDLETON = co,
ux BANKBRS.
ll27 y Street, 1.-TWO doors from y. 8, Treasur,
Department.
WASHINGTON, DC
Business.
Exchange on the principal cities tax On and gives
Of par to eur depositors.
Information cheerfully furnished In regard to al
Loans negotiated on the best terms.
Claims before All the United States Departments
have our personal care ..
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EDUCATIONAL.

CLAssrs IN LATIN ARE ORGANIZING AT
snd u streets. Recitstions on MONDAYS, whD-
NksDAns ard FRIDAYS at 3 O'Clock n m. In-
sunction rivsn by Prot. A. PRINsER, A NJ,
frincipal Of West Knd Academy. Glasses in (;re~k
VIII also be formed II applications sre re-
celNt1- fei5 In
a ExPERlEkCxp TEACHER q rr.du.,, a
"A New tnGand college, will receive q uderts r.,
the Classics and higher MAth ematics st r.ssonshl.
rates Young men viii be prepared for any ColIess
desired. The beet ~ references siyep Arnltes~
non may be made 20 q. v HILTON, A " Wal
ihch echool Guiding. Bsllsntynes BOOKSTORE, on
corner 9Th street ,. and Penn. svenue aels- sn-
DENTISTRY.
r 3. TosTEB, NJ. n, lras removed 20 No IIoe
". rev 1ork avenue, corner 18th street, where
ne VII ~ PEA attention 70 operations in DEN.
IAL sOk08k1. JAIL I'm
NOTICB.-DR- J. II. DARRELL, Dentist, for
~ merly eeeociated with Or. Daley, has removed
HE oce % No. sos Market Space. next door % pa
We Mney store. Cna-ss, ee-r .1oderats. dec2p- nm
nR. a. PRATT. Graduate OF Ohio COLLEGE OF
- Dental surgery, &x1 9Th street, be
tween ID and north. WashinRtOn. Hsl0
ence 70 Ieoorine persone andy ~
RIAovAL.
DR.. MERRILL
mas remoye ed his pENTAL OFFICE 20
Ills street near nth.
All DENTAL WORK done q, the bestl
manner and ~ moderate prices Nitrous 0Rxy
Oxide Gss for extrsctina teeth. en
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CHICKEN THIBvBs-About 81 O'Clock this
morning, Ofcers Stinehcomb and Harris saw
two colOred boys carrying heavy bags, and on
hsiliBg them they dropped the bags and made
their escape: The bags contained "a dead
chickens, which have been identified BIZ Messrs
A. y. FoOte, VIM keefer and Sarah Prather,
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I. FOR CoRSs, Bunions, Club and Ingrowing
Nails, and other diseases of the feet, visit DIR.
Whites establishment, No. 535 18th street, op-
posite United States Treasury 29fIo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-25

$1,000 for expenses incurred 10y the United states Lega
on in Paris. In protecting German SUBJECTS I'D france.
and whether the German Government "ouiu NOT reni-
burse those expenses.
Mr. DAWES Qlep., Mass) replied that tne German
Government had offered To do nut that our 1oNefn
ment thought 10 would be bad taste present an account
for such small matter aud preferred 10 pay the eX-
pCnse
Mr.. WOOD expressed himself satisfied with that ex-
PLANTATION.
Various propositions were submitted by Messrs.
WOOD, BROOKS IN Y) cox, and FOX, for the re
peal of the duty coal but they were al red ont or
order Among them was proposition hN Mr, fOA 10
strike out an item for fuel for the Treasury department
He remarked in connection with IT, that while the poor
people OF New-Iork pershing from cola, on ac-
count OF the high price Of coal caused by the Legislation
OF Congress- he would not vote for fuel 10 toast the
shns OF the friends Of the Republican party"
The Item OF S30OO0 to pay the state Of MASSACHUSETTS,
for the cost OF coast defenses ruled out OF order on
point OF order made by Mr.. FARNSWORTH (Rep., Hi,
on the ground that there no law authorizing II.
MI DAWES expressed his surprise at the ruling OF me
Speaker pro tenn (Mr. ScOed Rep. Penn, In the chair,
but declined, from motive Of decacy, TO appeal from
it.
Mr.. SARGENT Rep., CALI, however did appeal from
IT, aud the decision Of the Chair sustained.
Mr. Sargent then moved to suspend the rules so "a
TO make the item in order in the bill. The motion was
rejected, and the item was therefore, excluded.
An item of $4,000. 20 compensate Joseph l.. wilson,
late Land Commissioner for the collection OF the vau-
able scientific at the General LandOhicc, gave
rise to excited discussions the appropriation being
opposed principally by Mr.. KELSEY OF New-IOrk and
advocated by Messrs SARGENT, AXTELL, BECK,
DAWES, BANKS, BUTLER, and DlCkEY.
Mr.. KELSEH5 motion TO strike 1t out was rejected
Yeas, II Nays. %.
Mr. BANKS rep, Mass) moved to increase the item
of 5000 due TO Winnie Ream for the statue OF Abraham
Lincoln 10 $4,000, making the total amount Sl5OOO
The House having disposed Of 20 out Of the So pages OF
the bill, adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-25
Central md SOUTH AMERICA

PANAMA, Feb 81, via JAMAICA, Feb. 2i.-Ad
vices have been received the United States Of
Colombia severe fight has taken place at Saruca IN
the state of Boyaca between 900 men under Reyes aud
Do under ChaparrOs The state troops we're defeated
with the loss OF 100; 20 being killed Perez escaped 10
S,ptaudrr and Reyes made prisoner Peace mas
been restored Congress will meet the Isl OF Ndich t
Acuilgr. with PARA President Of the senate ana
Limo Bcnilal as President of the House. .
Tie L. :. steamship NpSc arrived at Panama on inc
sth and sailed for the AtratO River on the 18th. The
Surveying party Is well. Sefrdgc IN the lte5aci scd
for tho (uf of san Miguel the 18TH Tie water con
tract il signed. IL officially stated that Tour natives
were killed in the fight at san Andres, soldiers nave
been sent restore order The death OF MOsqlcla Is
COntradictcd. $780, A.. g..
and by the 9th troops within two day mareh o
san Miguel. san Salvador is virtually ia revolution
AGAINST Ducnas. The revolution ana the HONDURAS
war are controlled by the same leaders. Ducias
l. likely leave the country and ask the otherrepuDilcs
for mediation. TIE principal Generals have deserted
Duenas and joined the Honduras party. Guatemala WI"
not interfere. nj.
Salvador asked for loan of soOoO and got $1,000 The
Salvador and coffee crops are short IL lucIc Is
war, but little indigo will be planted
Nicaragua threatens to seize TuanaeO-a from COSTA
Eca ~ indemnify the canal treaty. Nhenti Juadri
has been elected President OF Nicaragua Inc conee
crnp il short throughout Central America
Aolvicrs Lima to the l4th OF January, ana say
that Congress. adjourned and that BolNa mas WIFI
drawn her offensive note. The Lima Exhibition Is post
poned until the 9Th Of December.
I'm Bolivia. peace has been restored ana Morales -
made Provisional President. MalgaieiO escaped INTO
Perm. His adhercnts were not prosecuted.
Chian dates are to the 81 O January, and announce
that the election of the AntChurch candidate Is almost
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-25
Loss or rHE STEAMER qUAKER CITY

EXPLOSION OF HER BOILEES-IlER HISTORY.
The steamship PERT Capt. Gardner from
Hamilton, Bermuda, Feb. 10 with merchandise ahd
Messengers VIM II. webb reports that on the evening
Of Feb 10 arrived at ~. George having on board
the crew and passengers of the steamship Quaker Cty
bound from SantO Domingo TO NewIork ana Ios' a' sea-
having exploded her boilers
The Quaker City has figured quite consmcu0usN
in the maritime history Of this port. She
was launched in 1854. at the yard of Vaughan
a Lynn, Philadelphia. for the American Steam
ship Company and was Intended for service between
Philadelphia ana charleston er th ~, at "a
tuuuagc I,4i3 Her rig that or foretopsill
schooner She was paddc-wheel steamer with side
lever cnginos having a cynder-dameter OF IS inches
and feet stroke. The trial trip was made sept I, ls
when she made IA knots an hour. The machinery was
built by Merrick Sons, and WIS considered oi superior
quality Her boilers four III number Oi the return
tubular pattern. a., ,.A A..
fact Of her consuming 5000 pounds OF coal per hour
rendered hcr 700 e1pehsF9 lor tne use VI hei @
owners. After changing hands several times hhe wa
purchased the Government early In the and did
at the end OF hosies 10 Arthur Leary aud from 1866 TO
1867 on the Charleston line. In the Spring OF
1867 she sailed under the OF Capt C. C. Duncan on
her famous cruise 10 the Mediterranean, carrying me
'InnOccnts Abroad" She gone five months during
Marsrilles, Genoa, Lcehorn. Naplcs~wrere she was
auaTantined for several days-the Pifcus, and Con
sevastopo and Yaa, the latter uf which ports Those
on board were presented TO the Emperor of Russia
Malta her way to Alexandria whence she proceeded
home Although the tickets sold for 1850, gold
the trip was a losing speculation.
After her return from this trip, owing to the dizziness
OF business Mr. Ieary waA induced to sell her. and she
finally went into the hahns OF j. Jerricks d Coz under
the Columbia AnOu, Two years ago she loaded for
Unyti but was detained some tinciby the Government
from the suppositon hai 10 che was bound Cuba Having
allowed To proceed 10 sea she entered the service 81
Tho Uaytan Government. At the close OF the troubles
she went into the hands OF private parties and having
undergone repairs, was Intended trade ween
This port and Hayt Prior To her Failing however IL
apre5rs that her owner determined aIer briuging her
IN This city sell her. hhe touched AT Port All Prince
ON the ith ns and was subsequently, spoken II ia re
ported that she carried the crew of the Hornet Her
loss is said to be fully covered by Insurance
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LECTURES. MEETINGS. ETC.

An Grafton Oh Washington will be deliy-
cred at Cooper Institute on Sunday Several professional
singers Will be present.
Miss Clara Louise Kellogg, Miss Ncttie Ster-
ling and other eminent artists. will sing ut concert at
steinway Hall next Friday evening March }, for be
nevOlent object.
u. b. Wright will deliver this evening the
next lecture in the Free Scientific Course at Cooper In
sttute Architecture in its practical relation 10 the
needs of the present day.
The children of the Howard Mission and
Home for Little Wanderers entertained. last even
ing by an exhibition of Drew5 Panorama of Egypt and
the Holy Land In the intervals of the exhibition an
thems and glees were sung by the children.
DR.. Prime delivered his lecture Around The
world" last evening, crowded audience composed Of
workngmen. at the WOrkingmens Free Reading Room
No POI Greenwch-st. At the conclusion Of the lecture
50 volumes Of choice books presented 10 IN" Realm
Room by Bible class OF young men from DIR. Halls
SUNDAY school.
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THE STATE or TRADE
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

ST. Lours Peb 2Flour Grni SuEetne Winter - ma - Y,
Winter Double Extra 81 2J1 70 - Wheat
sdv,ncng; No Rel 3gd ~ 30; Ne Red 30 Corn quiet
47i bulk 5505Jc for AlTe au leo" sacs Otl'
M N s01 5tc In bulk; Be- sacked Barley quiet sc for
strictly Prime Fall Rye dnner g5 ST. WHISKY lover At tc
proyFogs dull Pork 81 - Dry salt Meats dull Loose
Rough Clear Rib Ole. Clear sides te Bacon 2obhs
l0ic Rb Ndes llici Gear Sd .c Lar Pohs A.
0l2Ic terces: IJ lJ3 Ia es Hogs ~ goa ~ ~ cattle
market Rrcgps-J) bb. Flour 90 bash. Wheat
prrROi Feb Foa and Wheat ul and unchanged 'Oru lui
6OG6lc TO ~. whit. Hogs weaker At r
Feb 2i-COOn market firm az H~iitc t0r MrSunS
saI,s 900 bales; receipts. COO bales.
WiLnrNGrv n c. Feb 2l-Spdts T. rpeutne firm a. nc Ros n
finn AID unchanged Crude TurIenge e At ~ nd - 20 Tar
str,dy at III 90 quiet and -ealy Mdlng Il llc.
NEwOaLK.Ss Feb 2LTour and demand Tor erpo' Sd
uSns 70 so Double Treble Extra - 0RT 80 torn
Ic Oats 72a75c Bran ~ 20d 81 20. lIa,-Pnme. t2'G o
Mess Pork dull Shoulders. lD!c CcM RIB. lli
Clear Siirs l2ic saSarcurei Hams 6t@1c a-rerrs - .
me steam Rendered Refined Kegs lr good demand
oj Common 7a7lc; Prime 81 Molasses-Prime. i5ss2
tybky dnl Cnciun rectiie &c 9$ Co1eePm- l5 l5ic.
sterling Exchange l2li sight drafts New York, y cent ioau
God. III ,-.--.
SlS FRANCco. Feb 2Mnng Stocks are une all sale, are
beocv Oubr RG Gou and Curry Hale Norcross, 20
Cboiar t7J 81; Meadow vaey 80 90 ieos Jacket $43 q
Col EN- Chariot 2j Reutaek 90 mpet 81 Crown Point 81 %
RrlcheT tl5 ".
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LATEST SHIP NEUS.
(For other SHIP yeos see Second Page


ARRIVED.
Steamship Raesnake winne PHILADELPHIA with mi,. Jane,
steamship Isaac Bell Brakeman Richmond Norfolk
with mis. and TO Old Dominion steamship 90
Queenstown 18th via HALIFAX I'd With mise snd John
g. Dale Feb a. of Georges Banks s Al a. passed steamship CITY
steamship Wnchesier of Ioodoa) Daon Calcutta Nov 81 R
mde to Peabody. Willis Co., Is anchored on the bar
Obaro Has been days north OF Haerss With n r.
gales; LETT port brig lewig Qan for New York, loading aud
schooner Laura Pride (Brl for New York in days
Ship Moop Howland bsisst Bsnk
DAVIS. Has hsd Gnr weather the entire passage
sugar to YSu1ss Co. vessel 70 JaIaes T. Ward Co Sailed ia
pany Sarah Frazier for HewYOrk has been days north Of
Bari Harriet of QusD Tyrre Monteveo Sc days hide,
Zimmerman Frazier Crossed the equator Feb ia on o. sn 'a'e
BARK CaanLs (of IT, Andrews b. Ncte Csd 10 lars With
wne and salt To r. Buck Co. Has been 10 DAYS west OF Befmuu
BARK weka Blanchard Palermo sth mss John C. De-,
lin Co., vessel 20 X r. Buck Co The schooship M,fcu s
Isaods. $500 -. =,
Sarah Frazer (Of Yarmouth n 81 knight a''n'.
from X shifted cargo 20 A.. ID.
Big Countess Dudley f Perth P,de Rio J.nefe 20 d, s'S
Crossed 10" equator "a" %
BSS kgb WL", n, p"ngo Cit, IA days with oSscod 20 r.
Beckett; Spofor Bros. Co Has been u's "'" " "
BIs o,p.y lef oasb.e T.,or CenuegOs II ds' -h 'lsm
Bns Monte Christi Rnos H. Pierre Mart 10 d.ys .'a .Ss'5 70 -
4 ystAble Son. li.s teen ssys s'''D '"
Brig Ppque Huoys iOra Port .aass OP ,,rs psSasr
Brig Maid Ioi Brnnuda Eye Ceafses'' IL d'y' WIN sugar
Bds Rachel Couy cf B.nsor coae, G.ssse' ~ Az s ~
% MltsSs PSsp, CO.. vessel Miller hsSsA'0a mas 0 '
ss,theI the enre :, d.. via Gibraltar d.s 9Th fruit
ps n,n 20 yr. Dosed Dearborn % ns. - ~,
IL g.,s vet Of Bermu. westerly sa daring "hcS s' ~ s
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vice. SO secretly have bis movements In the
uueclOh OF reform been made, that the o1ctrs n'9
oohcsIhcd ayoWed that they knew nothing Oh neS. ~
VII ne seen Dy the official report that the actuhi .n
IIucteus Oh the service, under mr. Howes ulIc'typp
uuIlhg one year and laf slT,i3-jist Gh tlll,
lne penses. The actual cash proceeds Of Speca
Jhlhcs service at the CusOmIIOuse during lhe ytti
Iso"erf over $4,000. The suits begun at The instance
oI Spechl-Agent Howe involve N3j932, while those 81
gun upon Information given BY Special Agent ia! ",
Mno ~ not under the direction 81 Howe, Involve OFtF
flNpVoD Inc principal officers of the port gOsn
nhmoreny repudiac their alleged indebtedness 10 tne
special Agency seryge under Howe. However V0lumt
Gus may nave been HIS correspondence with the DtpiFs
lu'hl 81 Washington, say they they do not rcmeIhpe
numerous or important conferences between him ana
themselves upon OUsidi business and they are al loss
10 account Tor the eNrayagaut cOmmendatOn bestowed
unless III be that the Department fails to discriminate
between services performed by Howe and those BY
Jayne,