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New Orleans Republican., 1877-01-14

has reiinquished the ides Of making further
counter proposals, IS he does NOT pensNo
thay will be accepted. -,
Tha Standards Belgrade telegram an
nounoes the arrival Of NJ. Marinovicn rom
Tsa w Siardard's Berlin dispatch says it is
wonorted that two divisions of the Russian
array are approaching the ROumanian mon
Rebuilding the TulIeries.
PANS. January I3.-The committee ap-
oointsd to examine into the question OF re-
kuilding portion of the Palace Tulleriee'
burned by the Communists, reported favor
ably, with Recommendation 70 conVerS ,u' .ue
raeonerructed galleries into an art museum
"A Dill embOdyiDg the commlttee's recon-
rnendations will shortly be introduced into
the Senate.
From Russian Standpoint.
Sr. PErERsBURG, January l3.-The Gaios
uavs n "a believed the Porte is simply play
irS with the conference Further conces-
aion bv the powers will only increase
TurIish' arrogance. Russia's self reepeet
demands that negotiations 0e prOiohRSo no
further, but energetic measures sncn as
gSanersi Ignstieif recalled, be adopted, ss
the more determined Russia's attitude the
sooner peace will be secured.
The Gar has written TO the Grand Duke
Nieholas. Minister of War, and various
Generals, thanking them for their success
faI exertion to promptly mobilize and con
eentrate the army.
The Moetezuma Burned
HAVANA, January Is The steamer Moo
taxuma. captured on the twenty'seventh Of
November by the Cuban insurgents, haf
been burned on the Honduras coast by heI
captors, who escaped. The SpsniaTds on
hoard were saved by Spanish man-of-war
and have arrived at Cientuegos.
Excitement in San Domingo
SAN DoMIEGo, December 30.-Bsez ar
rived here December y and was received
with apparent enthusiasm,
That portion of President Grants mes
sage referring to San Domingo has canseC
great sensation. His remarks, together
with Baez'a return, cause fears of new an
nexati0n designs. The country is quiet.
Marine.
QUEENSTOWN, January I3 Tho steamer
StaCe Of Virginia is coming in the harboi
under tow with broken shaft.
PLYMOUTH, January l3.-The steamsl
Poland, from Rotterdam for New York, pu
in here with her machinery damaged
New Orleans Republican., 1877-01-14

Tha market opsned with . modaEato inquiry and
irarnaaed oOnf4ona8 on tie part ef iaotel1, Whooo
more gfrinoent eteuEoug restricted the sale8s up
10 r. H., 70 1860 bales, affaf which the mcyement
dninr ths entire business OF the day 10 $500 halaas
as noted above. The supply 4aq ample. but
kolders oifofed their stocks gparingy, unleSa -
oufsiae rates Prices exhibited aome irrogulafity,
desirable lists eg white ootiona with lhir staple,
rallna manifaltly moKe IN favor q factors while
other desdrfptirna showed rather mors 1teadines1,
but no QROtable improvement Among The ealee
Ike, low matdling ~ ilpi IKE and l9Acs mid
ding at r. 80. l1se and i1ho. and ml1dnn9 taiz g
klrf a. l3llc. IGo dispatches rqpQrtoa higalloql
atSadIor at previous rates, With sales % i4.oo9
taira, and ErrlvAlg epeaing $50 beg, bus sab
Be1ufnilF lealug lhe impI1EoQunt hArre atcof-
l8s, ehd lev mi1diiqel aheAts showing resoyery
Of 4 lfanc' and New York 5 high iok spets. sna
NAIoh, hoNovor, closed - net lAiAng on g
Tfe arehnnre males the amount % shipboare
nat elearaf (tof0ra todnT4 nLrortq 1f IL ~ Nale4
l11a4e bales eMaf1eInG 81 tl tpr AiyptpQal. 1ii1l1
81 BayIsi e1fl los the 1sIia So Jlse " D.selen
nUxIoo. and 211s for eoaakWIao pogta, leaving Il
presses arI11acI4 - ~ Eltgu4t 4t 4 ~ l14h91
sai1I. - N . N1llf part 81 Whirh q on sale.
A. Aau1 l1sdaF uidalInE N14 q4gt14 - 14lYtl.
11l f i1Hc. NI M1lIfo 1t lfzr. st e17sEaen e.
n + q &C charItio "a itae. ~ " ton ~ ~
UHHc 8 4cE4A Ct l4kes ~ Aal4M1.4 O. ~.
44 144 NozE las g. a. aelI11 ~ ltfc| "a Men1nia
fse 1sraaasd S u 11sta. ss| s. 500 tale4 A4lAE'
s TtIs rsa f 14HA 81
u
New Orleans Republican., 1877-01-14

Dopartsd-Bee or New Orleans, at p N. Tbs
Rofge at Psdloah moved down seventy-five feet
but ssill holdH.
PsTTssUna. January I2-R.ver six feet seven
inches and rising, Westher clear and cold. The
ice ct the heed Of q MOI is broken, and
the river Is riaing rapidly.
BvANsvILLE January 70 Cloudy aud cold. The
river 10 rising and the ice Is very cold.
L0UIsvILLn, Janunry l3.-Csld, cloudy and free1-
ing.
0INomNATI. January 13.-Clear sud cold. The
river rising and the ice s running out at Ripley.
New Orleans Republican., 1877-01-14
James O'Hanlan vs.. alEs. garhsI

y HmDA V'EANBAAu Nhg WhEAa AAAtAa'
don and husband.
cIxTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
~ Orleans, No. 9l60 by virtue of q ~
and aale TO me directed BY tho ho9
Nixth District Court for the parish o.
the above entitled cause, 1 VIII proce.
public auction, ct the Merchants and
kxchange, Royal street, between Can
tomhouse streets, IN the second DisIl
city, on TUESDAY, JanuArY 3, lgIli
O'Clock n. the following described Z
A CERTAIN LOT OF aRoUND, situ
aud being IN the FiEgt District Of this
nated By the number thEe8 in the q.
designated by the number Dine on 2
By Joseph Pilla, late surveyor Of the :,
eipAlity Of "a. city dated tFent.esn, = !.
aud dercaltad IN the ofico Of Adolph'
late netarY pnbllc In this city. on y.
August, 1880, and bounded BY White,
terpe and Benton streofe. said lot v.
measures thirty-two feet frcnt on VIZ
3 dopth Of ninety feat, betv.
lines and feIma the corner Of kutell|
airoata, according 70 the aforomenl
together with all baildine1 and ln|
thereon, rishfa, WAYS md ndyantess
belonging Or In anYWiae hppertalna \
reservation BEING the enue prop. q
late Mafcaliu Auhrau. deceaSod, aeq
NNAT.I NNNtA . NaA"tH|N4 4ANN NNNHANN - =
WidnW o. Thomas Miieg, ~ act pAsl.
neFd hillipa, late . notary 20 thse el4l
Of April l9, 1919, and the ealo Ms. ".
don acquired said herein tofoF1 dfseiif
a. tho naiG heir OF her Decreased CO.
| hubfan, the ahid MerF Jane Aucaan =
] tied tue aama a. the sole heir Of
/ hther. said Mareeliu Aubran, a. ~
records, No. Is ,1a1 Of tho sneeeelioh 4
on toe docket OK the second Disiff
SAID Mrh Catherine Weldon being
the sole heir Of aaAd Mary Jana An1s
I sad and put ~ paaee1aiOn aocQis
property BY virtue Of Judgment y
| slqned on tina tweut4. eighth Ql Feoi
fhe 10 aorahle The Second District Y
/ nsIiah af orIeeaa. 10 tha mntter %
1f0u 81 Mary 1ane AuhEa4i no. q Ky
ut-Haid court. ehifh Judgment has =
IaIEfef rs the conveyance once =
book ona anuAlel and fWt, folio on' t
f11f7'HVf
va Is tAe eleF1 tnif
Iaa Q64f b. lAl s4o1
- o|fa ghalI q Ise e.
New Orleans Republican., 1877-01-14
New Orleans, Canal and Banking
pany VI. &. h. Fairck I'D.

NOW VAAEAAAf O4A-AA NE AAA4-AAAAAA
pany ". 3. h. fairct I'D.
SUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
- Of Orleans, No. 27,60l-By virtue q
Of feri faoiaa to me directed by the honoH
Superior District Court for the parish Of
in the above entitled cause, win pr0cea
" public auction, at the Merchants and
eers Exchange, Royal street, between Q,
OustOmhOuse streets, in the Second Distrid
city, on TUESDAY, January %. 1877, at
o'clock n, the following described pro-
-FOUR LOTS OF GROUND. With III
ings and improvements thereon, titt
the First District Of this city, In ths
bounded by EaYades, Thalta, MelpOmenel
tanis streets, and designated as lots
twelve, thirteen. thtrty,tW0 aud thirty
o pan annexed TO an act passed before Il.
late notary In this city. on the yWenty-
vember, 1870. Lots numbers twelve and
having. each. twenty Ave feet one inch
front on ThAlia street. BY one hundred an,
seven feet ten inches five lines IN depth,
numbers thirty-twO and thirty three hayt
twenty-five feet one inch one line 'front.'
p0mene street. bv one hundred and tweE
Ieet ten inches five lines In depth, AL .
measure. B log the same property aeqI
the defendant herein By purchase from
FTeret, per act pasaed before Theodore n
tary public in This city, on the seveni
May, 1888.
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot.
dt2a 30 ia7 % Civil Sheriff Of tie Parisho d
New Orleans Republican., 1877-01-14

The Vicar Of q populous paFiah In the
north Of London has hit upon an Ingenious
method Of overcoming the much vexad
burial question. Raoautly Be informed the
parents Of . young lady, who were mem
not being able 20 nead the hnxinl services
over the Feuains of thair daughter, bat As >
iomeio paupeF was 70 b. buried in an I'd
ioAnIng EznVs and the lalefme1ts were both
- take place &c TIE aanl1 flUe' he con
eeienoe NonId alloW him b stand between
the tNo znd rad TIE service ovef the body
of The reGpes. adding that no one would
uolioo hig use on tho wards "s.11eHn and
BODY instead Of asiaiotse and "bodies.R =
cf that ~ wrda any 1epeGtur9 from the
ueuai p<ehf|18 on ouch oosasione. The
uces tNEE11|1F ctrsHa4tanocz . that the
cetap1auaiss e1s actspts1.
New Orleans Republican., 1877-01-14
NEW oRLEANa CLRARna HoUsR.

Gold opened at lO6 s 0lO6H, against 1861 at New
YORK. and after liberal business closed at 10I0
lO7h, against lO6h in that maIhsk The sales
summed up S59,00O embracing $1,000 aud RlS,OO0
AZ 107; $4,000 at l0T0l0Tti $1,000 at l01h. and
5000 and $1,000 at 10TH.
Under the course of gold at New York, sterling
advanced ING or about 3-l0 y cent, and franca
y ceRt. The movement In beth was Of fair ex-
Jept.
The Gales Of sterling comprised $40 200, en-
bracing 2IOO0 Al clear at @5 08k, and $1,000 do
aud 4i0OO $4,000 and &5OO0 bill of lading at e5 09;
5000 bill Of lading at &5 0ek as O9k; 9a5 080 do
at e5 Osk45 10; a3OOO do at IS 09hj $1,000 bank
at S5 u; $1,000 do at $S l2k, and &l2oo bank at
10.
The Gales of fraacs amounted to $4,000, EN-.
braeing 100 900 commercial at =; 100000 do at
4ssA 14s4h, and IS 900 5ank, for gold, at s.2lA.
At the close sterling bills were quoted ct es O8hU
10 for bill Of lading and Al clear, and "A @5 l3h
for bank (bank counter rate -Oe5 l4), and
franos at 49S for commercial and nominal for
bank.
pew York sight was unchanged. The sales
comprised &2S5 Co., embracing $50, 900 CONNER
eial and O00 G45 900 and lI0 900 private bank
era' at 7.l6 and $50 900, private bankera at 1882
The banks continued to check on New YORK at
y cent discount, and commercial sight waa
niill quoted Ut 7-l6
The following is the Official statement Of the
sales reported to-day at the Stock ELchanGes
New Orleans Republican., 1877-01-14

THoURTH DISTRICT COURT FOB THl
II OF Orleans, No. A, l40.--By virtue oil
fieri facias 70 meAdireeted BY the
the Fourth District Court for the
0rleans, In the above entitled cause, vi
to sell at public auction, ut the Merchauu
tiOneera' Exchange, Royal street, betH9
and Customhouse streets, In the SecOn1
of this city, on SATURDAY, January
twelve O'Clock n, the following descrl
a CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, togsa
the buildings and improvements theree|
appurtenaoces thereof, aud the rlgh
sefvitudsB thereto belonging. situate,
Fourth District OF this city, deaignai
ndmber ten In the square hounded by 81
Prytania, st. Mary and Coliseum etrte|
ing TO q plan dawn by John SchIeI
niath OF March, 1886, and annexed TO an !
before W. J. Lewis, laie notary public NJ
on the twentieth Of June. 1885; said loiI
measuring thirty-tWO feet three lines
Andrew street, one hundred and seye
eleven inches one and half lines In q
side adjoining lot number nine, one d
eighteen feet ak inches seven Lines
the other side llue, and fhirty-tWo feet
rear line-au American meaHurs. Being
property acquired by the defendant
purchase from Henry O.. Miller, per act
fore P. O. Cuvelller, late 3 notary Duo|
city, on the nineteenth Of June, 1871
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
de2o 81 ia7 20 Civil sherih of the Parish 7
New Orleans Republican., 1877-01-14
LIST on LETTERs
RemnHnIn9 in the New Orleans POstoeacs
January 13, 1876


nflOs hours on Sundays from 1 4 A. n. to P. u
Persons calling for these letters VIII please saJ
" Advertised,r and give date.
New Orleans Republican., 1877-01-14
ooMMERo1AL.

COTTON-The sa1es to-day embraced $500 bales
At prices for desirable kfnde, requiring partial
advance Of 80 IN our quotations. We give also
the figures and report Of the kxchAngo - Oelowi
AMERICAN STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION.
New Orleans Republican., 1877-01-14
Mary Sda. Rt7iiE, frora Welha-, +. 49,
lsaeol. Y Vffsslk. RON LoWer nne-E


HAyRE-shir norriss-ssss b,,.. 49,
.tSz.r SHrIh-SArS AsdAlsns-I4 hhdu tpe, ~
81 .LsiIyERpoqt Steamship BoBs -sIsa
yERPooE.--sssansh., Rubensscss
NEW YoRK-ssnoOner Gertrude Smith
bales cotton
aRN0A-Bark Nlmrod-ss4 balea cotton isl
oil 62Ou aeavaa
GKEOA-Bark Bridgep rt--1s2e bsles cot
hhda t0haoco 700 slaves
BOSTON -schoonsr Maria W Norwood
cotton 25 tons hoofs end hopes
TAMPA BAY AN0 MAEATkK- Schooner
Tuthill-l36 hbB hour bhls whisky 1913 ak
4S sks oats - bags oofHee 10 bales hay 23s
sundriea
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Amite-2O0 bbls do
SKIS corn leo aka osts 30 bags ootIee 400 SKIS
bbls whisky 20 bbls pork % bales hay hhda
10 tes lard 30 sks bran 40 pkgH mdae
MEXICAN POKTE-Steamahtp City of Ne
For TampicO--i40 bbls tiour 10 bbls apples
potatoes 9 tea lard 8 tcs bacon 1876 pkRs 80
For Tuxpan-4l bbls -four trc rice 81 pkRs su
For Vera Cruz-53T bales cotton 40 bbla q
tcs lard 1885 pkgs shocks 90 pkgs gnndries
New Orleans Republican., 1877-01-14

The above statement shows slight decrease in
specie, but cons derAbleincreaset in currency and
deposits and moderate extension Of 10 ans.
The demand for money was moderate TO day
both in bank and on the street, but commercial
paper Was unchanged Under the improvement
at New York gold advanced s TO- and sold 10 3 lib
eral extent Foreign exchange folio wed the course
of gold closing at about Nc or 3.l0P cent higher
for sterling and v cent for frAnos. The move
ment in both was Of lair extent Domestic ex.
change was unchanged. With the continuance OF
the generally better feeling in financial circles,
eurilIeA Stocks remained firm, and state bonds
and premium bonds closed stronger.
The state Fiseal Agency, in compliance with the
Injunction obtained by the Nichols government in
ths sixth District Court eni JiniRg It from further
payment of funds to the credit of the Stste, has
stopped paying matured coupons of State cons9ls
bOGh here and In New York.
We continue to quote frst-class collateral loars
ct 81- ~ cent y annum discount; other grades dc
al lO0l2; exceptional commercial paper at 8; Al do
al 10; second grade do nominal; frat clAss mort
cages 90lG. aud second grade do nominal
New Orleans Republican., 1877-01-14
mARINE INTELLIGENcE.
OPHCR or THE RKPUBLIcAN,
sunday, January 4, 1871.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Steamship City Of Mexico. Sherwood. foE Tampieos
TuKnan ana Vera Cruz
BFitisn sisamahip Boligag Dohsrty, Tor Liverpool
n4ifssh sleamnhlr Kubane, Lyons, sur liverpool
fhib Ferri8, Bar5tow, for HhVre
Bark bridgeport. MorEsu, for Genoa
Norwegian a Maadniena k1nebeEgi for Cetto
Austrian bark Eimrod, 0oEoiluakeh, fnE Genoa
Hehaonar w Norwood, Andlowu. for BOSTON
Eehoonsr Gertrude q Saith J1me8sn, fog New terR
Bcho0nll Hlrs9 Tuthllll Pliillips for Tampa Bay
asa:s5er e 7asiis' co.tsilo for rsnrnoosa
New Orleans Republican., 1877-01-14

NBw YoRK--steamship Khiokerbocker-
mdee
LIVERPOOL Ship Golden Rule -2999 4
124k tons salt 40 dozen mats
LIVkkPOuls- -Steamship VaneuRrd-2O7
earthenware ll8 pkga mustard 70S plzgs pio
pkgs hardware lao bbls cry3tala 1894 IRE
CAS- bxB fruit $50 bxs tin 40 drums ssda
New Orleans Republican., 1877-01-14

rrifiaf ete6mah}n vanguard tin1 Aun Liverpool
10 notan. Tonga tco-1d 121I111t 3
Tfnsr 1nlr NnitI 1ftoetor Ne'utIo 81 lEr Few 1nl1
alh InatanE. - a hI1uitgu-@4 4'4-llft
NI.AAI.N|INI
I..0 1l.0InI N0f'11 IIU|s Baton Nolg1
Fs0t IeLs|. 04EN E0T N|rEIHuls
HH. N TN.I4'z 81 4iNf
~
New Orleans Republican., 1877-01-14
RECEIPTS BY RAILROADS.

NEW ORLEANS. ST. LOUIS AND chicago
ROAD, January l3-ll0i bales cotton 100 bbl
674 pcs meat IN bulk 200 sks bran l37 SKIS ed
sundri6B
MORGANS LOUISIANA AND TEXAS Rail-
January I3-749 bales cotton 1864 axis oott
200 sks brsn 345 skH oats 146 hfds sugar h
mOlas- es R25 52T in specie and sundries
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RATLR0Anl
uary 1898 bales ooiton 645 SKIS cotton u
tea lard 81 tes hams 18 bbls pork eco bols q
bbls meal lis bbls whisky "a bales hay and u
New Orleans Republican., 1877-01-14

lIeteOroIoSicaI and River RepeI
The following statement Of the wIathi
i Fers is furpished by the Signal eervice
stationed at New Dreams:
New Orleans Republican., 1877-01-14

sHERTFFS SALES.

.Below hIgh water mark o. ls7t.
New Orleans Republican., 1877-01-14
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE,

BATON ROUGR-Steamer Lessie Taylor--2s
cotton 1870 ska cotton seed 2S aka Asad colt
hhds sugar 6l5 bbls molatses 50 half bbls nj
and sundries
WICK sBURG-Steamer Yazoo Valley--26sl
cotton 1929 skis cotton seed and sundries
DONALDSOEYTLLR--S Henry I'd
bbls sugar IT'S bbls molasses 70 slEs rough 4
sundries
LOWER C0AST-Stear1er Maftha-T3 hid,
20 bbls mOlassea 140 sks rough rice 5s7 bxs q
and aundrias
WELHAM LANDING--gteame Merry /
hhds sugar l89 bbls molassss and eundries
LOWER UOAST-Atealzssr lsabel--68 hhdi
3ll bbls mOlasaea and sundries
New Orleans Republican., 1877-01-14
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.

MONETARY.
OFFICE NBW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, I
SATURDAY EvENISs January -, 1877. )
We are Indebted to M. T. N. Maynard manager
Of the New Orleans Clearing House, for the follow
ing report Of the condition Of the AssooiRted hanks
ct the close Of business Friday, January IL, lsT7
New Orleans Republican., 1877-01-14

Prbs Of Goba Bditor Herald
Publishers aud proprietors AMERICAN Art Assoe.a.
JOHN NJ G. PARKER, Postmaster
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-11-21

PORTLAND FRATERNITY DANCES The cold
weather is near at hand and the dancing sea-
son will be inaugurated i'm earnest on Tuesday
evening next. 9th inst, at City Hall, when
the opening of the second annual course of the
Portland Fraternity dances, the advertisement
of which is in another column, will take place,
under the auspices of large number of
prominent and Influential citizens, as last win
ter. 1t will be remembered that this course
was last season universally acknowledged to
have been the leading and most acceptable set
OF entertainments of the entire season. The
course will number six entertainments for S.
The arrangement of dances will be on an i'm
proved plan, giving more of the choice selec.
lions and without any intermissiou except Oh
the last evening, thus avoilng tina
expense of supper, the long and
tedious waiting in the midst of the evening"
enjoyment, and also giving an early hour of
clOslng-a good idea. Chandler's quadrile
band will furnish the music, giving several new
and charming selections The management is
in the same first class hands and the course will
be the grand success of the winter. The wor-
thy object Of these entertainments, the add
ton to the treasury of the Fraternity, will also
be great inducement to our liberal minded
and generous citizens to respond to this call in
handsome manner.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-11-21
The Rates of Postage.

Postal cards, one cent each, go without further
charge to all parts of the United States and Canada
with an additional one-cent stamp they 90 ito all parts
of Europe
All letters, to all parts of the United States and
Canada, three cents per half-ounee
Local, or drop letters that is, for the city or
town where deposited, cents if delivered by car
rers, and cent where there is no carrier system.
Newspapers, daily, semi weekly, tri weekly and
weekiies regularly issued and sent to regular sub
scIibers cents per pound payable at the office OF
publication. news papers and magazines published
less frequently than once a week. cents per pound
Transient newspapers, magazines, pamphlets, books
and handbills, cent tor each two fraction
thereot All other miscellaneous matter, including
unsealed circulars, book manuscripts, proof sheets
photographs, &c. and also seeds, cuttings bulbs and
Ioos and mer. handise not exceeding four pounds in
weight, cent for each ounce or fraction thereof.
The following are the postal rates with Europe
The rates for letters for the halfounce or frac-
Dion thereof, and those for newspapers for tou
unces or fraction thereof
To Great Britain and Ireland, letters cent.
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holding good, the rates are:-
To Australia letters, via San Francisco Except to
New South Wales) cents,via Southampton Is cents,
via Brndisi l9 CENTS newspapers, via San Francisco
centsvia southampton cents, via Brindis cents,
China, letters via San francesca 10 cents via South
amptoD Is cents, via BriDdisi 10 centA newspapers
2, 4 and cents, by the respective routes; British
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England, 10 cents via Brindsi ST cents. newspapers
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-11-21

A FINE SHIP.-The new ship Sintram re.
Gently built at Freeport by Soule Brothers, the
owners, is one of the finest ever built at the
yard of this well known firm. She was brought
to this city and at once went into the dry dock
and was coppered. This work was completed
yesterday and she came out at high water last
night. While in the dock she has been visited
by large number of persons interested in fine
shipping. This ship is built Of the very best
material known in the market. The fasten-
ings are ample and well secured. She is 2O6
feet on her keel, 43 feet beam, and "a feet hold,
and her tonnage is 1876 She is fitted with all
the latest improvements in machinery and is
now about ready for sea. The cabin is very
large, light and airy. 1t is finished in ash,
black walnut, chestnut and cherry. The ship
goes to New York in few days, where she
will take general cargo to San Francisco
Capt. Waite is to command her