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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-25

BOARDING SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.
IHyHr SCHOOL at Homestead fi!a residence OF Dr. nc"
Mason IN Green,ville county will ba continnrn th'
eu.u:ac year under the direction OF Mr.. Mary Jones'
vino VIII - assisted by Misses Randolph miu Aooc"'-
~ ;nr,v;iI r,ur.uce Oh the fr.t Monday in Fc!rum
re- next, and contnu. without n,ermsSion I'LL the last day
OF November following
w 49, TERMS.
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HUMANITY HALL ACADEMY.
BUCKINGHAM COUNTY, VA.

BUCKINGHAM COUNTY, VA
ISLIJAtI &. HANES, PRINCIPAL
IL Garland b. Huucs, A. b.. Instructor of Mathematics
James c. Hnnes A. b. lns:ucto Of Ancient Languages
The exercises OF this School will be resumed the 18th
OF january 1885, and continued wou, until
| the second Friday in November following
Tuition and board, Including all contingencies except
h.hs $50 per term OF 10 mOnhs-on.-.!ird due in nj.
vance, the balance the expiration Of the term Board
also be obtained Ofou neighbours on moderate
terms Text books furnished here the Richmond retail
prices Catalogues containing nll niornn;on can hc OBJ
tanned by addressing the Principal. Chambers Mills r. o
| buckingham county. Va Nov 27-cst
NTEAD FARM ACADEMY, HANOVER
lyI COUNTY, NA-The exercises Of this institution
will be resumed on Monday, the 18th january, lsj6
TERMS:
ARMISTEAD hill, Principal.
L. Accommodation addressed TO w. b. Sydnor, Esq
Richmond will be promptly rttcndcdto
bee le--cwiw' .
WARRENTON n. c. FEMALE COLLEGIATE
INSTITUTE
YUylIE 10th session this school will beg the I'D
IL January 1856 with full corps OF efficient teachers
prepared TO give thorough and accomplished education
tho.e entrusted their instruction For further p"rcu
lars, appyto ,,
HIRTN1i OUT NEGROES
T. again oilers his services in hiring out Negroes He
will Civ" strict attention to getting them good homes and
that they receive every necessary attention while uIr.
der his charge and hopes to merit continuation If tho
patronage heretofore extended to him. lie ul,o continues
10 sr produce Of all kinds and solicit conssnents of the
same. Office, Metropolitan Hall, Franklin ct.
Dec 81 CIT
FOR SALE OR RENT
NV offer tor saIe or rent, very moderate terms
w Buckingham Court House. large and c0mnl0di.
Gus Wheciwrgh,'s Shop. with 3 comfortable Dwelling
House and Blncksmh's Shop at,ochcd thereto and
Hardci ami land enough tor family wishing u live in
the village WIN P. MOSELEY,
Dec l"--c4w a. D. ABRAHAM
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HIULT'S celebrated FIVE SH01fEE&~s
u Jus, received from sh. factory large suppy Q: Ct:s
Belt and Pocket Revolvers which viii be offered tTa'
duced prices Also large Of every oher Hrcie IL
the way OF Pistols TINT manufactured IN the worls Ie
a, rho ;,vn Of the Ride c LEOEARD.
;r, lSu Cd Street, Petersburg, y,
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lhftiC fcinOlrI ~ ~" STORE u CIrIsiinn Lhlhroi
W No. ~ Main .JT consequence" U the resignation -;
leva T. Crane, W.. H. C.lri-iau unanimously r,r
t, Cashier. Tie Office EHs been removed To the store ii
Chri4,iun & ath.D;. where '"pc-tc- i'll lr received,
whch all interest Of per will be paid all sums
remaining opposite Fix months !onY"r and five per
cent Tor 4 shorter period.
Ths institution hra been in existence twenty HI years
has uaucd eight millions OF dollars has suspended
icbt mas lost dollar or failed oGy any cnTtl.
cate when due JSO. THOMPSON. President,
WM H. CHRISTIAN, Cashier
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E1-,r K0CK FENIALE sEMINARY.

uNoR the year 1856 the first session OF this Institution
viii commence on the 18th Of January and close OH
th Io,h OF June The second scssion will the
.sIb July aud close the 18th December.
TERMS. PAYABLE AT THE END OF THE SESSION
u II
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! UNITED STATES LIFE INSURANCE. hNSUI.
| IY AND TRUST COMPANY Or PHILADELPHIA.
CAPITOL S!2iU6.9 M.
HSSTE- policies White Person, for Liz, and I"hrs
annual dividend, Polly hodcr. ml-o insurcs SlnSr,
tor u ,rrrno' years. FOR rstr-, &c. sprlyto
o +. BRE- EE, Agent.
f. W. HANCOCK M"irnl Examiner,
At hr OHIO. orh Insurance Co. ui inc Valley D! Virginia,
lIrh r: Richmond Va. oct G!--';hnI
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Hill Il RAWLINGS.

GENERAL Agents uud COLLECTORS, attend l" h''ih2 w
u rrues renting HOUSES and collecting claims :" ever
sickness. iii ,.-, ,.,,
" " RICHARD HILL IN
No; J.ct 10 EDWARD Il. RAWLINGS.
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IE1,Rn ,II'ItISt: FOR 1876.

NE(;RO HIRING FUK I~0U
yuyIlr subscriber ihpki! cr The liberal Patronage h
slowed him for III" asi hii"rM years aS"''l on II
Ii; ry,r. 10 his urnls and tic public agent 81 s:r
ing GU, negroes renting property, buying aud '&
real estate ncgrors &c. Persons srndin ihcir 'r
rrucs 10 me 10 be- hired nny rest assured thht 'h'I
Shnu nav. my prr-oul attention ,luriu. the year.
GEO w. TOLER, Under MciI9poiGgn Hall
n,,l- Franklin street
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| NNIALKING CANES.-Just received, lns s;,yc,
w with and without Swords; heads Of goo, ,d a. nj
ivory, &c without number OF end!ess NnrS $40,
prices Z; LEohhhp, o ~ ,br Rife
Dct 4-cn Prftrsbfrg, va Hgh W -,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-25

No pupil rrcci, I'd for shorter period than Ten mI
uulrss by special agreement. Medical services RENTER
by Ur MASON gratis As the number vi pupils II hn"d
and usually made up before the commencement oi INC r
,on those wishing 10 engage their daughters w" P'"''
| inform us OF il immediately. . , t,;.Ls.,rI
! Address Dr. C. Musu, Mrs. NJ A. Jones; itchs
1 vi. 49,: |int copy.
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.-SPOSTPONEMENT.-In consequence AZ lie '".:.
The shove ssle uuavodnby portpon- 20 ]! AN+'
tns sd january, !-U,E II O'clock y 81 wh.H -"
plnce. il mir i! NOT 'he n"N' tr!r day.
Dec - GODDIH Il PPEESOH AuGgs.
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YVvHE VIRGINIA HISTORICAL, kE a.: 's;tt
have few copies ohy , ~ ' nrs.sn nonih 70
close the sale. W.. mA y "f. - .,
.,-a e. - - ~ Dec Bind
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~I.NOND GRAIN SPORTING POWDER
Id Receiyed this day, large supply Of the above IN
.,1,od ENGLISH Powder, manufactured ny Cufue q
harvey L %nn;u po,r9er c. LEONARD,
o., o,f nd street Petersburg. Vs. sign o! the Rilie
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-14
MARITIME INTELLIGENCE,
Movements OF Ocean steamers.
Port OF New York, june IA. 1855.

CLEARED
R kS.5ass Wsehu Ms
ship Arr Maria. Rhodes. Penang and mkt Townsend
ans Ss,i.s Ss 81
Bark r ths5 Frances Crocksr ca dis Russell viniag.
fsspsn bonner S. Barclay
Bark Union tolden,, Haye, Port Prince, Goodwin
Bark Katherine tBr, croclsr, R,ohibucso. Edmonton
Bros
Bark John Carver, Lanpher, searspo1 Walsh Carver
Bris Heath, Heath s.sa. !. ss.nds SAEy Peters s
s1 tas ses hs asg Co.
SRI R.sui.s.r sBrl. winters. John Ms, Rqs orf
.sss Maanss"s Hand
ssSr ctss csls..e sssIsS B.i',no;s M,isr Lord
ssSI HES a%. VIZ ss.s ss:sss Grove: a..ers
sehr Mary Eanhin, Beers Boston, Dayten sprague
shr Sarah Ei,sseh Smith New asysn master p,,..
sloop W 1hcrne Cumn II g, Fall River. master.
c Dsss Ds
Steamship Atlantic, As.s 1ivsrYe.,. Jun. ls Pm.
XII, Nth s: and ;. Il S1
mile. y from Cape Race PASSED large osSsrs issh
sss e. large ss With % 1:s
sss a. z:s: d''H sss "
10 20 Passed side wheel steamer, brig rugged, with
ssfsss xI.ss h.?.:
G7 70 passed bark showing blue .ignal with white
Ship Guy hannering freeman Ivsseo9i hN with
Sl y o asn
s:na: al in s'I's & ssf ;s Sss
sSss s,s. ;s ss r.. % 81
lon spoke Brsm bark Heidelberg, from Bremen for
S.rh SOPHIA Hsm). Adeeter roocho. foo lss days
rS wreck
BARK az awiinn eof sorfoii vs1 Bssmsn, New Or
leans 10 days. with mdfe, to Earle Hazard:
Brig DeAfeld, Small Port au Prince Nay 81 with coffee.
Bris VIM Dusan PADDOCK. Port au Prince Nay rs with
coffee loewood TO vose, Perkins Co.
BIis Spear Bunee, New Haven' in ballast. Anchored
- BI;a Porto Rico Dow, Ropdout for Boston
Schr Fear Not tBr Heath, st Johns NJ 10 days with
schrJ Vayard cof Providence Lawrence New Orleans
" Days with cedar order May ~ on SAND Key spoke
scir Fanny. HULL Charleston, bdays with cotton, rice,
30, to q Bukley.
~ In the report OF arrival brig Samuel Adams yes
terdsy sated nv typographical mstase that the
Princeton bad here, instead Of st Hsmptoa
Roads, as previously reported
ship Cornelius Grinnell Fletcher from London, with
md,e and passengers, TO G GrinDel
ship American Union Caldwell, from Liverpool May H.
AZ, ps bip xb double ,opss yard supposed to be the
Enwooa Walter rem Liverpool v.n,no.s,
Steamships Pacif, liverpool; Flods, savsnnah Roam
ose Norfolk, 40; stip Henry Clay Liverpool
Wind ct sunrise NV; meridian. 8; sunset NV.
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Personal Intelligence.

At the St Nicholas Mayor a smith Schenectady Gen.
SIZES Isnsoa .s ssrn Icus a,.ss'ph' Capt
At the hstrSPctanE Edward Riddles. o. H. On lerhill,
sss s. Hss NJ: + I %ss s s.a;.a;
A. the Smithsonian Housec D. Coles Esa, coaneoti-
s's' G5sss dr A%ss Dns asn
Pm , Gee hd HSb
Virginia. Geo. Croahan, Kentucky.
a. the aGva g Ho tell E1sslsnsy Coy saFasn
s. s,@ @ iR'9sai 1. rsiisi:
sa ss's CAROLINA. afs r si%fs s1' Ala
From Liverpool, in e Steamship Atlantc-Mrs c LIE.
and child " Gray Two
ans M ~
ley, p,Aneelis M and Mrs Pratt. Mr. Atterbury,
s k'Is,sa
NJ n. and NJ Fletcher tive children and
Fort Lane Wilson and Som M and Nj. Merrill 5
ssssn n Weda
MrSsafo,d and servant xgEie N. Ms %sssly
Ger MT and Ms. Con Nj GSesvsr Ssos
sS
ord, FoulstOn Martin, " Yates Mr. chsvasr sss.
Ss.t, Mis- Young. simsTssn: NJ kssos y; srrner,
PASSENGERS TO ARRIVE.
for Ha7.ns s coaaRs
H.. fsS sl Ss SsyIo
Mrs huokley and servant, Henrietta Mortimer julia
ssSS
Kssn 7 bo.tn and servant, " Har.isSn Macbeth,
Stone ana
For ipS IN TX sssr Ghs. s RRsaas
son ard 81 children John Robinson son dsassss
ss s,s ns xt n ss M :5a
D.l.nd Res.en LADY snS Mis-
and lazy sonole a0d Mr. kdd Jas sese Boston,
n.o MI. Hsp Alien and n osr
sons Virgins PLUMBER HoSson Ms and Mrs sohuch.rds
waste. seSu:hsrss 7; YRS Jerome Il; John
s hfn G, M
sns
snd H.. sAd sSa
H.merssy lady and servant, Master H.|srssy Pouch
:IH;s r:.$ .;1 = iHS as:::
inss w Is ;s
e. s,'s nis: susan
vi % a: cts gsr
e c:Sss EaSSs x y: i
Ros. Ramon CoItss Chilli Capt John Henry End isSSy:
S'P Ina ssn Pr s.. ana
s ~. o.. Ssse ss SSfsEsy
Robt Hseoeun sN, y Y; Lub'brrn and Thomas tpSi
vsln, Antonio v:llir SPAN NJ and Ea,, Mt:
and Nc. Manuel V1h H Arm child
Cronyn canada; Mr. Hendersons %ss New fG5s
vsna Andrew Futsn and srS rspds M van
henderson, ,ouisisns Nixon y wIlis%son ss'h =
nonteomery. Mr and Mrs Crek HUI New York; Mr.
Caiornis; Iaoo,te, Ne. York Daugssrct New York
pobsrty. New York Susrsz and isdy three children
nurse snd servant, MISS Carrie, New York; Kuhn
AIeI HcAndrew Creenberry Robt Bell New York: JOS
Sykes England Mrs Eliza Berry, San FrAncsco Henry
Carleton Hontreal Graz North Csrolina Mrs Clay,s
male servant Nine Guerin New York Hardinse sritish
John Roy mold New Yorktotsl, 2T Specie $40 6os W.
For sayanssh In the steamship FlordaJoscph Finna5sn
"a son Aidrich Russell. Miss Jane Russell, w
stiles, AT Bovine, George Walden zosoAum, Skin
nes-sr a. In the steerage.
For Ri,bmerd 4c in The steamship Rosnoss.ssrU n.
sou,bwcsd Morton, Drew Ove ssmosT ,aS
WWMyers, mrs Sun, Rsyned' s.erM ven
Pratt Mccoy Miss Guschler, Dickinson, Mrs Retaels
Hsnry woodhcuse, Miss virinis Woodheuse-snd IN th
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MUNICIPAL AFF AIRS.
BOARD OF ALDEaaEN.

Isaac o. Barker, Esq., President, in the chair. Ssve-
r reports from the Board OF Councimen received
ee4 concurred in.
On motion of Alderman HOWARD the Board resolved
that when they adjourn this evening they adjourn to
NEST again on the first Monday in July.
The Committee On the FIRE Department reported in
favor OF concurring With the Councilman adept
ordinance for the better regulation OF the Of
New York. Laid on the table, and to be inserted a.
length ON the minutes.
Anumber Of reports In favor Of tagging streets and
building sewers received and adopted.
rae Committee ON the Fne Department reported in
favor Of TO ADOPT ordinance for the better
regulation Of the hIenen Of the city OF New YORK Con-
A resolution to build new hose carriage for Hose
Company No IS vas concnIrsl In
The Board referred . number OF papers from the
Councilman and then adjourned to the first Monday in
July.
APPOINTMENTS oFPoLIcE AND OWL COURT CLERKS.
The members Of the Board of Aldermen met in
venton yesterday afternoon at o'clock for the pur
pose Of appointing the clerks OF civil courts.
Alderman Christie in the chair D. T Valentine, clerk
OF the Board OF Aldermen, acted as secretary.
John L. Amber appointed clerk Of the civil court
corner OF kghty-sixsh street and Fourth avenue
William CsnDif VS. unanimously electsd clerk of
the Third District Police Court in place Of William
Dawson, elected Police Justice.
The name Of James NJ Byrnss being next called as
clerk OF the Fourth judicial district, Alder LORD
moved that the name Of Reuben Knapp be. substtut
ed for MT Byrnes This voted do IN ard the vote
taken On the NOMINATION Of Mr. b. rnes, resulting in
eleven members recording their votes Mr.. Byrnes,
apo one alderman Lord against him
Dstrct Police Court John Quackenboss who recev
Cd the entire twelve votes and declared elected
On motion of Alderman WILLIAMSON, the vote ON Mr.
byrnes ives 10 coDsioered; and Alderman LORD then
moved to iosert tae Of wilson Small in place Of
Byrnes On this motion there was sharp debate
tcate signed BY toe officers of the convention be fur
nished to esoh Of the clerks that were elected.
The then 10 meet again. subject to the
Aldermen,
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SEIZURE OF A SUPPOSED FnIBUsTER-The bark
Magnolia, which cleared from New York three or
four months ago, for Mobile brought to this city
yesterday afternoon in charge of officer Of the
Due cutter McLelsnd. She seized on the coast of
Florida end supposed to be ibuster, and report
was caused as we are informed by order OF the Colec
tor Of the Port Of Mobile The captain has stated that
his papers oil correct and has knowledge of the
circumstances connected with the seizure These are
a the particulars could gather last night-Aobile
Tune g.
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Our washington Correspondence.

WASHINGTON, juno H. 1855.
VIII Governor Reeder Return to Kansas?-The Question
Settled in the Neganoe-Hon. Mr.. Packers Inserces-
son-Cducg of the PenasyuaniaNs-Tne Kansas
Judges and District Attorney to be Remooed-Nseting
OF the Territorial Legislatwe-Col Benton 7ninks
Xanypennys Note Unworthy Reply, dc.
In the HERALD OF yesterday, you ask for something
definite in relation to Governor Reeders to
Kansas suggest that s'the Washington corrsspon
dents are in fog and cannot tell anything about the
matter" Not so much in fog you might suppose,
but only waiting for events to transpire never
blank cartridge II 1t be avoided, aud know you
would prefer facts to sp,culations.
Hon. Mr.. Packer, of Pennsylvania, member Of Con-
gress Resder's district, visited Washington last
week. with q view to arranging ali the Governors d. a.
culties but he proved slow team IL not old fogy
In fact, after he both sides Of the quss
ton, his srdor cooled down, and he quietly
returned to his home Steps have been taken TO induce
Governor to resign but this he respectfully de shines
to do, replying that he does not care N for the po
son but that his investments in Indian lands require
his pr the Territory In this no sevsr the
President has the honor to differ with him, well
posed to his entinuancs in Office as secretary Davis
Yesterday, quasi caucus Of influential Pennsylvania
was called q the White House. for the purpose q cons
cior Of the 1rsscry and several others were in attend
ance, and all the documents in the several barsaux,
touching official speculatons in Kansas laid before
them Will only add that Governor Resder win not re-
turn Kansas-And that Judges johnson and Gilmore,
and United States District Attorney Isaac will all by
the board.
It is little remarkable that the correspondence
between Governor Reeder end Commissioner Many
penny was never seen, much less read, BY the Pre-.
sident of the United States until within the last
day two. perusL Of this correspondence
fxed him in his determination to msAe clean turn in
Kansas officials and arrest IL possible the demoraizng
tendencies of Official speculation in that much injured
Territ DRY.
The Legislature of Kansas meets the ID day Of july
and the Secretary OF the Territory who is now acting
Governor, will send In the annual message new ap
poptee would barely have time to reach the seat Of
government before the session commences.
Some anxiety has expressed to Col Benton g
rejoinder to Col MaDypenny, but am informed that
sold Bullion says the subject 10 too Insignificant for his
pen, wonder If those who have read ths correspou-
dence agree with him some have the hardhood to
mise that the great missionaries is afraid 90 try it
sgain." e.
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L. No lcsn,ed emigrant runner shall BE- permitted 10
enter the premises under any preteuce whatever
6 No person admitted within enclosure
oept ocers and unlsss
book shall be kept in which shall be registered the
every person specially admitted aud the time Of admit
tance. :. . 80.
Before the Board adjourned quite little scene
red between two young gentlemen who were present,
named respectively Fnsisnd and Riggs. The lie was
given by Eogsnd, vhereupon Riggs lain has fst in IN
impressive manner on Ensland's nose. friendly set
to- resulted, in which Riggs proved himself No. 1.
After the eight the Board adjourned.
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At Brownings the market has been we'll supplied prinoi
pally this State and Ohio and the quality goodAve
Ise prices syeraging Sill With sheep and lambs the mar
equal to those OF last The sheep ia all
shorn and in better condition many past;
lambs also In better condition About 400 sheep
Ksptuciy we're Of very fine qusliy And brought good
there were from Michigan but the
remainder from this State and Ohio, good order
The lambs were nearly all from New jersey 800 head
left unsold Cow and calves continue dull and
from $50 to 81 3d. for extra qualities S5
$50 the Very few veas u Market but the
quality than usually goodprees ranging from &C.,
to TIC, dive weight This 10 slight Improvement from
last weeks prices Swine ave advanced to To- 10
average ihe weeks ales 22s beeves 70 cows and
calves, 2425 sheep and Iamts, and AZ veals.
The following IL memorandum Of sales by Samuel No
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williamsburg.City Intelligence.

ALLEGED OUTRAGE "A man name Christian Price,
rested by officer Vdeto, Of the Fifth Police district
brought before Justice Jacobs yesterday charge Of
committing an outrage upon the person Of Philanena
Wilson Accused gave bonds TO appear for Examination
BURGIARY.-Yesterday morning about four O'Clock
the grocery OF Mr. Clapp, Of south First and
Tenth streets felonously entered The burglar
engaged rapsackng the money drawer when the clerk
swoke and attempted TO arrest the thief, but he sue
ceeded In enec ing his escape.
hE7T1SG or LIouoR DEALERS "A meeting Of the liquor
ceaers OF the Eastern district Of Brooklyn to form
auxiliary 20 the Hinge County Liquor Dealers Associa
on Tuesday evening jeremiah O. Terry prssided and
". T. Gardner acted ~ secretary motion was adopted
20 appoint one delegate from h OF the ave
attend the general meeting Of the Kings County assocta
ton Monday next and also to elect ocrrs OF this
assocaop 10 look after thu eleotioa fall and CO.
operate generally with the County association Ths fol
10 wing deles ates we're appointed Hcsft, Col. E
Csrdrsr, Thos. Berry, John snhnsder and AAernAn D.
Tn,s,sr The meeting adjourpcd 70 meet At ehe Unop
Hossi, corser Of Unoa avenue and Grand street, On
Efiday. .f H.af M
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s,ss:: Jane r.ster.en Dole, salem; sA..r. Pratt,

srass: Jane Psstcrson. Dole salem shaillsr Pratt
Cld s.Ii; Elsir. Price n....s.. ssurs,. vsuers.
sonia Ler Boston sehrs Title Rndioott Dishtcn: Jas
Stroup. Corson, Boston; c A Hecksher Stubba Taii
River; IF Crouch, Henderson, HYosi; u HsrnsS' Rob
bins Derby May Patterson Dole Beverly Patssr
Sarah, Stevenson, NYork
Disasters, &c.
BRIG BornIE BIRD Of Bluehili (not Sca Bird was the
vessel wrecked Flords 70 ne from
81 Augusta to survey the vessel and had mot
inst
Sem CHARLES MmLs. Smith. from Wilmington, NC
9th nst had to throw overheard part deck load
COTTON on leaking returned TO W. wiz have to discharge
TO repair.
scHR BERRY In collision with steamer City Of New
York at Holiness Hole llth inst where she would
pair Her Arbeard quarter was cut down to the waters
edge.
scHR UsrALocA Briggs, sur posed from Virginia. with
dragged both anchors and ashore Pond Island bar
midnight OF Snndsy during heavy blow from S3E At six
moraing abe total vi eok crew saved
Notice 10 Mariners.
IMPORTANT
Az Hartford Conn there company called the Union
Connecticut river Said company at the put
stone piers in the and of
told the opposite side Of the river from which
they were placed and nearly all Of Thorn with
well acquainted you will have to hire pilot keep your
vessel on Of tbem be careful for there
river pilot busnes and then have said company
ten dollars toll vessel draws SIX feet inches Of
% u much ''1 shf up said
Master Of schooner Orion, Of FrAuklin, Me-
PORTLAND, Conn Nay sOth, 1885
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WEDNEsDAy, June Is, 1885.
At AliertoDs Washington Drove Yard there has been
fair supply Of bssvss during ths week. but with limited de-
mand prices have ececsd 81 % per 100 lbs The quality
of the cattle in Market generally, inferior and
800 or 400 left unsod Strong efforts made
by sellers to sustain pcs but With slack do aand; they
Of but little avail and but extra cattle approxms
ed last weeks quotations The high prices ruling for
time past have had the efcot brg quite number Of
cattle from Texas, and this fact has doubt coatrbut
cd somewhat to the decline, but there yet plenty
Of room for lover prices Our present quct.ons vary
speculate the Of these hi pcss The TACT
itself stares In the face; and whether think the
demand Tor such rates exs0rtion not, We
help ourselves BY deolaming Agnst their
dealer suggests snd inclined ~ attach value
70 his that eattle be imported from
Verezuea and other accessible sections South America
and pay fine profit the rates ruling here ~ present
There they plenty be ony their hides
and thousands klle4 for that
. Now here L. opportunity to relieve sitis
worthy Of confederation those abls under
take such enterprise Tho sales for the week at isr
ton. amount in the sgrss.ts =. 2sis head Cows and
more plenty ans rather dull, ranging from TO cents
Swine were 90 Arce ana tishee than for many years
he
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