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IN STORE,
EToFFE ALGERINEs-GOr Ladies' Dres.e.
Etohe Bal,le
SIX warp Ginsham.
Shaded Swiss lawns
Cord and plaid "
PalEounes and Bareges
Muslin robes
Marselles and other skirts
81 BairsLe shawis
Checked striped and plain swi., muslin,
Plain book
Checked, striped and plain eambnes
Plain and figured bobinets
FootnEs and other lace goods
Jaeonet and cambria edgings and in,eTtinEs
Irsh linens, a large stock
Extra IL 4 linen sheetinR.
Linen eambrics and linen eambne hdkds
Brown and bieaehed hollands
Brown linens and grass cloth, every variety
Heavy brown linen drills
Bleached
Navy drills, a good arieI.
Gambroons and eotonades. a vsT heavy stock
marselhe" and valencia vesungs
French and Enghnh blk satin vestinES, some OF EXTRA quality
Black brown and bronze French cloths. some Of the best make
Biaek and fancy French cassimeres, double and SINGLE widths
Enghsh eafsimeresan and tweeds
American fancy eassimeres, a beautiful article
plain aud dg'd dap d'eie
Summer cloths every color and pnee
Bomba1ines and alpaeels
Silk and alpaca sirge
Green baTege, black lace wells
Black white and eordItahan Grape, hat enpo
Black and cold hid gloves
Hose and half hose, a large stock
Silk and cotton hdkfs
French silk umbrellas, a fine article
Cotton and gngham Umbrellas
Parasohs and Pansolettes
Stocks. collars snd bosoms
Black Italian and other envats
Black and eoId sewing silks
DO. " uatept Threads y,, ysh..,
Tayiors, Brooks, Coates and other spool cotton
Buttons and combs, a large stock
Gum, web and other susponden
Prints
-, Ts, -, 9s, 10 and 1874 bleaehed shirInR. A. sheetInR,
~, 70, 4 Z and 54 brown ShiuinEs and sbeetings-among.t
other well known brands.
Apron and Furniture Cheeks
knoI aud Pcntentiay Paids for servants.
And many other styles Of Goods, all OF which are offered 10 the
trade upon the most accommodating terms.
NH 20 DANIEL n. LONDON.
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OOK To YOUR INTEREST," The sub

4 OoK To YOUR INTEREST," The sub
- subeu wouH respectfully inform their customers, and ths
pSehe generally, that they have receivedther usual arse supply Of
ths mos fashionable and other kinds Of ready made CLOTHING, for
winter wear, and 70 which they are making constant additions ssmi
weekly, CONSISTING Of every variety ofdeSnzbe COaks CoSsNesS
Pants, Drawers, Shirts, Collars, Bosoms. Stocks, Soeks~HdnE
Saspenders, &C. kc-witA which they viii be pleased 10 81 them
in the best style and upon the most reasonable terms
The pains they have taken in the selection Of their materials 10
secure goodness and beauty, as well as the care they have taken IN
having them made up under Their own supervision 70 secure dun-
billy and neainess OF f. makes their assortment one peculiarly
desirable TO select from, TO all persons. Can and see for yourselves
at HOOPER & GRAPHS Virginia Clothing store,
uo7-f No. 90, Main ST.
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TABLE OE RATES.

TABLE OF RATES.
Ats Meeting Of the President and Directors OF the RICH
MoND, FREDERICKSBURG n POTOMAC
RAIL ROAD COMPANY, on tho 18th day Of October.
lsiS, the following Table of Rates for the Transport
iauon OF Passengers was adopted, to take effect ON and
alter the Is day sf December next, until otherwise Or
dered by the Board.
BETWEEN RICHMOND
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SACK CoATs.-we have n y on hand, q
y A. su.srueuf % Carhmsrsu, Cashmere, and Tweed SACK
ooArA tarefhsf vith dress D'Ouay ard hoet styles, Which We
49, 81 Ven low prices A. ~ ere Determined notto - undersod,
~ 80 ~ ausnton % purchasers N our roet before purchasing
atssvaers. rof haasins. eat on O. DUNfPAtGH Co
-, No. 81 West naina
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RES IMPORTATIONs.
10y THE SHIP ~AuERICAN,v nom lty,,,,c, A,
- rect VIZ are today in receipt of the balance Of our sparr Am,
porAuon OF bkirisu Day GOODS. In Consequence Of tho ai,
me-. OF the season. we will Isei them At . very small advance upor
The eost-amosg them may be found
super wool black Cloths
Connon and SUPER bach Aipaeea I.uare.
New style fancy Ginshams
Do do twiled do.
White Cambries. Jaeeonets
Printed Cuttings
super London weltngs
CoIdaney Linen Dnninxs
Bicaehed saun do do
DO hneydo do
Anouer cord Imperial Robes
Cord hustle DO do
Royal and sylphhde do
Ladies half fingered sin Mtts
% do embddo
White and dab Berlin GIoy,.
Pearl buttons. Stay Bindings. &c.
az IL KENT. KENDALL a ArwArRR.
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Spring supplies, 1915.

my friends and the public generally, one of the best assormens
have ever had. and as am much in want Of that very scarce ami
Gle roaas woHg, ! invite MI IN want of any article In my line TO
give me a call; being Determined TO offer as great, II not greater, in
ducemsnts than any IN the trade.
p Bear in mind, that CHINA HALL, No - west Main street
fsthe place to buy new and fashionable styles, at low prices.
w u Eu HUGH A. WATT.
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FRESH SPRING GOODS.

THE subscribers are receiving a large assert.
- ment Of
Fancy Prints, some very handsome
Blk and white, blk and lavender and bue and white Prints
New style Gnghams, Mouslins
Plain and and checked Linen DnlIngI
Camblots, NanEeens, Gambroons
GUNNER Tweeds, Kentucky Jeans
Irish Linens, Lawns
Woolblk, blue and inv. green Cloths
Wool biz and fancy Cassimeres
Together with a great variety ofothor Good on OF which we offer
on our usual terms.
mh u WADsWORTH. TURNER 4 co.
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ap No 1 Exchange Building.
J.. A. GARRISON g. CO.,
IND DEHLFRSM FOREIGT& DOMESTIC
HARDWARE.
No. III Broad St, shoekoe Hin, Sign Of the Handsaw.
JOHN V. HARDWICKE,
Draper and Tailor,
AsJus' returned from the North with the mos, fashionable
Goods imported for the trade-they are not TO be eIeeued in
generally To call and enmine ibsm. lie pledges himself 70 sen
mem on a'reasonsble terms as the ame quality can be purchased
"Ay ~ nun ohoh. ~ q
~ ICH SlLKS.-Wo would respectCully call
~ attention To those wanting dfe. Silks 70 our large and fash
i1nahle assortment selected from the largest silk holsas Noub. and
" r1e."' mp''@uon' pG.gs W. va maxi TO please.
r. UALF CHESTS ENTHA FINE
OIEA, a 5ey eioes artaS just received for saie.
my fNLoEs a BROTHER.
40 IIHKINs GOSHEN BUTTER, good quality. eI-
my fSLoEs L BROTHER.
So ass. 1worhingon''" brand, daily expected,
ape GORDON L sKfNKER.
.ADIEs' BLACK a BSoNzE NOR SLIPS shave gsto,s,sd
from Philadelphia a vcy handsome assortment, Of the shove
yeyDeau,iui Slips aP 20 JUDAH MYERS.
{ ,oGNAC HHANDY.-5ha hair pipe, superior coEnae Bran
sy@ DAVENPORT, ALLEN a co.
SlIOwEH HATHS.-waofuans Paten, shower Baths
- aodue Boston Bathing Pan. fof sals A.
~ % LEWIS GtNTEn's, ~ Main rreet.
~ OOrS-HOOTs-HOOT-AT as I've have jyt
- opened a beautiful LOT Of Genrs Mo. Dress Boots at Tho above
@N p'lee PUTNEY A. WATTS
COTTON YARNs.-2O bales assorted Nos,
~ from Z 10 ~, landing and Tor nie BY
my2 DAVENPORT, ALLEN a co.
DOTATOEs. POTATOES -2sO bushels Of mirsd Po,stos.
- hereeraDd Yellow, IN store, and Tor shs low 10 close BY
myis BIssELL 4 MeCfNDLtsH.
hill stock of Bin Paper 10 very large, ard
- embraces an qualities and every variety Of ruling
ap 30 J. w. RAEDOLPH a co.
SAL ERATUS-5 casks Sal Efatus, prime
- luauy, landing from schr Couuor For rhe BY
apo DuVAL A. PURCELL. ~, main =.
= HALF Chests Extra fine Imperial Tea,
- choice ariec for nio BY
my 81 INLOEs a BRoTHER.
DORTO RICO SUGARS-26 hhds strictly
n prime Pouo Rico Sugar for se BY
my ~ DUNLOP, MONCURE 4 co.
OR. Casks Burgundy Port Wine, very
~ choice quality, receiving. for sse By
NY NboS = bhOlibh
NE LGMEit-s7s casks o. fresh white Tbomason Lime,
- landing In The Doek from sehf EBxa Brown, and for ale BY
my ~ RANKIN = wHrrLoCK.
~ 40 " No. DO. In store, and for ale BY
my ~ RANKIN a wHfrLoCE.
SO CASES superior Claiet Wine, Of different
: my 20 GALLAGHER = oLDNER.
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nrecnd,nr hn,,rs 4.

ASNSyZtE 81, p,,.n,,',4a, "p,'-h1ue lnrnsi
~ NJ euauon Tor The irnpari,,s. q. NJ. ~
S Il wnI be noticed ,ha' . 49,. 49,.
~ 0N..t1 mist issue. iron, IN 800. ~ .ss"uuy
- "A @ee. which Indicate. that this perp,
vlN - are In heath. but ceases -
S3 tiek. Life cannot h. H.
So out u. Il J. thrown on no n nm. 49,,
and other juices OF the body .n1Js.
pose. by this means, OF nearly an a..
- ~ Impurities within US. The blood by
-n the Blood i. the Life" rfaever become. impure, /" "p %,v - =.
traced directly to the stopPsgc Of the In.ensibl- P.r.pi,,,ton' ~
sa ~. ,ssnsy rs own beat and action. and throws OF all ,hs q.
m :, ~" " nsn 'ou . 'nssn'ien Precipitation. Thus We, 20
men The rn,s. - oouu 'ngnSnt DC Infected, Is to
own heat and vitality are sufficient. wiIhou, one particle OF m.1i
~, . si,spa = ossn The pore. upon The surface. Thu. " e see the
ever d,rrs, me-, . %Sua N ,.an, re ~ An practitioners, bow.
n .s.m. 49, 49, 70 .sore ~ ih"n.ioic Precipitation. hut
,n.,aas 700 n,sSays me proper one. The Thomp-ouian. for
- ~ nc hyu'opnmis' sh'ouas us In wet blankets IN,
dos. . vii, ..,,, ~ ,a ~ sna !. me anopsihist bleed. and
pIis pills, pnl-. @'a soise' s viii,
To siyr .om u., nj 4.
VIC win .,,,s :. "a .. N amount OF The ia'en.ible Precipitation.
mach. pa.cd on by mi. mean. ! n nm, va va selse M The Eo-
eight pounds pet dsy, we eyne,,,-s Sss 49, and drink
BILE Per,piraiion. I'M insen't-
This il none other than tho used mn n.ri.L
other juices giving pl,e. tn n =. 1ue OF ne blood. and
matter that nature demand. sbouL -, h, I" u ~ 10 vfulcni
this is the case, the blood Is Of so active a prinsipir n .,vn when
mnnes hcse pafuele. Il the skin, where they form .eab. nirri..
NJ ~ spoe.
nj uah'iuo rom heat TO cold, the pores ar, slammed
~, - n disease begins At once to deyeIope N
eh. Hence 'foPpage Of this now Of the Juices. ori,in.,.."s
man complain"
,o%. = ,aopp,ns.n e pores ,hatoverwhslm, mankind with cough,
eonNu"puons VINE tenths ofthc world die from d,,a..,
hi,es.,S - o. IN m-n.eeP ersprsuon.
h hume, = y Zen, n',e,ofs, how Necessary i'the flow ofthi, subj,
. I'M ~ INC sunsee, oppressive health. Ii cannot be stopp-d. 4,
LEI mn. AL ow - mIuens uisesse.
reasonable TO nm ,o1n.,an !, = course seems the moe,
Would you xiv. phy.ic 20 nn.,an ~ 80 a,ef uhey are closed -
something that would do IN. upon the ~ vi would you apply
actually ir Would q hi. ~ - ~ "hete the eloEging
no physician who maknsa N ,,,,,r,I ..n" - ~ Know OF
reason l assign 4. Thai NO med,cin. vnsp ..s ~ 70 eheeth The
pablo OF doing IT, Under these cireumstnnes. w. ca
ie,teIient Its vefL.IsTER,S ~ gr y NJ po~sI in is lal
m a., ~ = N n power To restore perspnuon
rron ~ 80 - ~ a. ouI on sores upon the chest, in short,
n.tnet diseased slightly or severely.
di,c.,r, noi,orons 90 I'm, I'm, ores serofdlous humors, skin
then heal. them. "eif Puuld mattel, and
Its a remedy thar sveeps off Ina
disorders. and restores the entire cutiels no ~. s " " eutaneour
II lisa remedy that forbid. the pees.s,,v ~ Amy functions
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6A HHDS. SUGAR, part prime.
~ 600 bags Rio, Lag and Java Coffee
IS botcs Sperm and Tnnow Candies
40 packagesloaf and crushed Sugar
sOon Us Sole Leather
) ceoOus Indigo
so boxes Soap
so bbs prime Mola-s
200 kegs Nails
so kers Powder
500 acks Ashtons Rat
200 tons Lump Plaster
Sperm and Tanner Oh
Pepper, PimeBto, Ginger
Writing and Wrapping Paper
Blserod aud Cast Steel &c.
o. store, and receiving, foi sale by
uh4 IL u. CRENsHAw, BROTHER 4 60.
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THE TRIBUNE.
From Dickcns's London Daily New


WAIT A LITTLE LONGER
THERE'S good time coming, boys,
A good time coming:
We NAV not live to see the day,
But earth shall ghsten in the ray
Ofthe good time coming.
Cannon balls may aid the truth,
But thought 8 weapon stronger;
We y! win our battle by its aid
Wat iittle longer.
There's good time coming, boys,
A good time coming:
The pen shall supersede the sword.
And right, not might, shall be the lord
In the good time coming.
Worth. not birth, shall rule mankino'
And be acknowledged stronger
The proper i'm pulse has been given
Wat a LITTLE longer
There e good time coming, ooys,
A good time coming;
war 10 all mems eyes shall DO
A monster Of iniqui,y,
In the good time coming.
Nations shall not quarrel then,
To prove which is the stronger;
Nor slaughter men for glory's sake
Wait a little longer.
There's good time coming, boys,
A good time coming:
Hateful rivalries Of creed
Shall not make their martyrs bleed
In the good time coming.
Religion shall be shorn OF PRIDE
And flourish all the stronger;
And Charity shall trim her lamp -
Wat little longer.
There's good time coming, boys,
A good time coming:
And poor man s family
Shall no; be his misery,
In the good time coming,
Every child shall be q help,
To make his right arm stronger
The happier he, the more he has -
Wait a little longer.
There's good time coming boys,
A good time coming:
Lirlo children shall not toll
Under, or above, tue soil,
In the good time coming.
Bat shall play in healthful fields,
Till limbs and mind grow stronger;
And every one shall read and write
Wait a hltle longer.
There's good time coming, boys,
A good lime coming;
The people shall be temperate,
And shall love instead OF hate,
In the good time coming.
They shall use. and not abuse,
And make all virtue stronger,
The reformation has begun -
Wat a little longer.
There's good time coming, boys,
A good lime coming:
Let as aid it all we can,
Every woman, every man,
The good time coming.
Smallest helps, if rightly given.
Make the impulse stronger;
Twill be strong enough one day -
Wait a little longer.
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81 NOTICE-A BARGAlS.-A Country Seat and
75 Fsrm for sale near the village of SOmervils. sOmer
set Co Naw-Jar-ey.-Said Farm consists OF l25 acres
Of Land - OF which IL wood. Th" buildings nl new
and built within years-Houss md Barn both built by
davs work and of the best material The House IL built in
the cottage style - by 80 feet front ball through the center
parors finished with marble msntcs piazza 81 feet IF nj
and u down each sdetogelher with anObservsory
top OF said House. story kitchen in the rear and cell
lar under the whole OF the main building with pantes and
all ae ged through in the The Barn IA 60 feet
long aud painted whe-Carrage House. Ice House, &C -
Also grea; variety Of Fruit Of all ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
with quantity OF shruhbery
The premises lie within our hundred yais Of the country
Seat and abou. quarter mile of the Railroad. The
place is about hours and half from the cv For far
Their particulars inquire OF the subscriber and proprietor OF
tina National Hotel No. j Cort!nndi-st New York.
81 food ChAS. WYKOtF.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
--
CLEARED.

Brig Baldwin Bassett Savannah, Durham & Dimon
Historian. Milton, Campcaohy, Nesmith & Walsh
Ponce, Luli Gaayama. Foster q Nickerson.
phiad Mckee Hand s: Co.
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aBiTUMINOUs COAL LtSD-FOR SALE
60 OF BituninOus Coal lsnd, situate IN District No
"-6 Allegheny county, Nd, within one mile OF Lonng
Coming Iron Works 10 miles from Cumberland, on the
Chesapeake aud Ohio Canal, continuing " acres OF and
II sbounds good iron Two-thrds OF the land IL
we'll covered with thrifty whe oak aud chesnut-oak tim
her Ten cleared and the soil good and suscep
ble OF cultivation II is within miles Of the Maryland
Mining Company Railroad which Will be completed in
March Frosiburg. n!ersectag with the railroad Of
said Iron works now locating
IL will be sold altogether undivided half
chsses For price and terms apply the Country News
ga per Advertising Agency OF v. B. PALMER,
l3f 2ay6w Tribune Buildings Neyp.York.
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Coal.
LACKAWANA COAL

LACKAWANA COAL.
THE SUBSCRIBERS selling al retail md de-
vering from the yards OF The Delaware
aud Hudson Csnal Company, of King and Greenwich
and the foot OF Gouverneurs b. r this very desira
bic Coal. of the right size for stoves, rsnges,dc
Aso at their ward corner of Green len and Hsmner-ey
the various kinds Of Schuylk Lehigh and Liverpool
Coal OF the beet quality good supply OF Lump Goa OF
u superior kind for STEAMBOATS, and smelling iron &c
lSfi SYKES " KITS
90 PER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Coal, first ouai'
80 y and large for sale the above low price from
ward per chaldron less when taken direct from
ship the above price Liverpool Coal more econon-
icsi fuel than Anthracite. Apply 70 .,
T. STOKES DICKERSON
M Nos lbs ard lN7 Anthem broadway
GOAt--l am delivering from my ard the very best
SQusity OF Peach Orchard Coal The these prices for
cash Egg and Broken s. large M; aud stove nixed
s. So BUYERS positively depend on having me Goa
nj the shove prices the corner of King and Greenwich
sts ISn 2rr. PETER CLINTON
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Gituations, Ser. h)anteo.

NNIANTED-A situation by Young woman to COOK
wesb and iron or chamber1Fork and fine ironing Has
the best OF City Please Inquire at "a Mulberry
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED

In l1s brig Napoleo,;, from 81 Ana Bay-Capt Coffin
!s.s of the brig Eliza wrecked at st Ann Bay; DIR smith
of EeW.York
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Books.

GOODS
MATERlA MEpIcA BoTANIcA,
CONTAINING the Botanical Analysis Natural History,
" and Chemical and Medical Properties OF Plantslus-
trsted by opendd coored engrsviugs copied from Nature
Thry-two Plants ready for delivery Price 81 Any
one however with the le,lerpresr perfect ind lndePenu
Buidiugs) No. Spruce-st second floor. l0f awlm-
THE "ROAD TO WEALTH"
A SMALL PAMPHLET, showing the reason why for,
tunes ere made By advertising extensively may be had
grais duly authorized agent " B. PALMER at his
Country Newspaper Advertising Agency In the Tribune
Buildings. J' I'M
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"a GREAT SALE Of soo.s and shOes q. 20

81 GREAT SALE OF Boots snd shoes 81 no: :
IS Sowery. close up the Concern. couriencrg MS
~ day ard continue from dag 10 dsv from a VI ua1,
.s P. ~. until a., are sold.-Gienis seweo CAL
Boots from 5A i5s and eos; Mems pesged soos' rom
i2s and l4s; boys and youths Boots tron % 70 o.
and los meas Shoes and Brogsns from S. 70 s- oogs
and YOUTHS from s.. 10 - snd S. Mea's hne Srogaas Is
los ladies' Caters from IS l0s BusSins ana yes
dsls "a 10 a Morocco Boots S. 10 IS Leather Boots, 81
Ca misses AID childr-a's Caters IS 10 4s misses anu
ehdrens Shoes, Ia S. and ia All other Articles n zee
proportion The public generally are invited 10 cal
the stock be sold OF GHck Aeuienioel n-
No. Soyrrrv bead OF Chs;hErl- sCusr- III ~
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ARRIVED

PhlAd Mchee, tiand ~ 10
ARRIVED.
Ship Oneida Funk fn Havre, 3lst Dec with mdse, to
BOYD s. Hincken
with 1ndse, Woodruff & Muturn. The has en-
perepeed continual westerly gales during the passage
Brig Virginia Jordon, - ds TN New.Oreans win
ynolassen, to Haven d Co.
Br brig Napoleon Calh 20 DIS I'm st Ann Bay Jamaica
with pimento, TO VIM Dawson.
Brig Virginia Miller l8 de fin Franklin, La with gu.
eur end rnolasees to Peck & Van Bergen. Left bark
Louisiana Emery, for Phad soon; brig Abethuls and
schr Colorado for Y; brig Osceola of Plymouth Tor
Rslsrnerc sailed day previous. Feb 5h lat % 80 long
81 IL saw schr Colorado and big Osceca in com.
psny until lat 49, long % As when left them astern
llth lar "a 90 long rs 49, large chip painted ports
with black in her spanker; next day saw schr Coora-
do same nshslef. her astern and took heavy gale nom
the North which lasted sc hours Fob 18th, lat 80 ~
long u As took gale of wind commencing at r M.
from the East soon got Sc the barometer falling very
fast until NJ, when it stood at % $40 soon after
the wind changed suddenly into the SW, blowing
huIricane-eompeledt TO aeua North without any sail
Lost nothing but obls. rnolasses. The has had a
pilot ON board daya.
Schr Suffolk, Atkins, dis I'm Wilmington, NC, with
naval stores to Sauter & Brothers.
Schr John Lozier fm Suffolk, with shingles.
Schr Queen Pomare. Snow. fl, Thomaston, with lime
Capt Snow reports the scr Brookhaven from Newport
Ashore on Black Rock. hilsed, also soop unknown
Schr Cloulda, Van Name, I'm va. oysters
schr Greenway, Couch ds I'm Richmond, with hour
&C. to Allen & Paxton.
Schr Leopard. CalRs. NE Win
Schr Samuel PRynter, johnson. Delaware, with corn
Schr Cambridge Hall, FIN Boston, with mdse.
Schr Compliance. Lewis, I'm Bos,on, with mdse.
Schr NJ Hale, Bearse, I'm Boston, with mdse.
9ehr Homer Kent, I'm Boston. with mdse
Schr Star Small, I'm Providence In ballast
sloop Republic, Soulo, I'm New Bedford, with oil to
Judd & Sons
sloop Helen. Keen. I'm NBedford. with OIL Yester
dsy morning passed tho schr Louisa Bea,on Cushman
I'm NBedford with cargo OF 600 barrels oil ashore or
Great Gull leland.
DISASTERS.
The ship Sophia, Capt Aud of and for Boston from
Valparaiso via Pernambuco, Was abandoned at sea on
the elst uls % n. long 20 W. On the l7ih, che
experienced heavy gale FROM the North. which caused
tho ship make 1000 srckes per hour On the 18th
wind NV. TO WNw. and very heavy sea on, lyingte
under coseree!e6 msinop sail and main spencer both
pumps constantly work found it impossible to keer
the chip free, and compelled 70 throw overheard
quantity OF copper ore and saltpere. On the 2lst Eel
In with tho ship Russell Glover when all hands weTs
taken off the wreck-the having been 81 the pumps
fer four days and nights unable to work longer
left The ship with six feet her hold. The So
pas cargo consisted OF copper, copper satpetrs
anc hides. Capt. Aud and crew arrived In port last
evening On board the ship Russell Clover. IN O. Pic.
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Total PoncleS to
This Company hns had but one loss amounting TO 5000
The premiums paid in cash, and in secured Note
payable in L. months with per interest subject To ss
easements IL required TO meet Losses mud renewable II de-
sired by the insured
ROB'T L. PATTERSON President
BENZ. c. MILLER, Secretary. JOSEPH l.. LORD, Agent
Dr. Janes Stewart No. Rond st Medical Examiner q
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Ell SPRING; FASHIOSS.-To thcse who sIndT
.AA economy, the Subscriber, in sccordsace wiz me
times, has reduced his superior iniisHon slo ne
skin hais on Fur Bodies, th- oT pfcs OF
The sboTe g eleEnn drsss Hst snd VIII con sa-
vaniaseous!y Fit mats soG IN this city 3; So ana ssV
Also, constantly manufacturing Fur and SIX HAS OF he
hes: quality latest pattern, aHd al the lowest ely prices Tor
cssh-
An assortment OF veve: and cloth Caps constantly
hsnd H. N any instance the above does not give Peec
satisfaction, Il be fully Obtained by giving roruanou
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