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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-12-06
THIRTY-FOURTH CONGNESS-1sr SESSION
WAsHINGToN, Dec. 3, 1855.

lTHIRTY-FOURTH CONGNESS-1sr SESSION
WAsHINGToN, Dec. 3, 1855.
This being the day for the assembling Of
the ,hir.y-fonr,h Congress, US the hour of
noon approached crowds were to be seen
vending their way to the capitol, and The
galleries, particularly of the House Of Re-
pre.en,s,ives, were crowded.
SENATE-The Senate was called to order
at noon and the new members were sworn
in.
The Jsily hour Of meeting was Fixed for
neon, and after hsnsacling other unimpor
,.nt business inciden, to he opening Of
new session, the Senate adjourned.
House OF REPRESENTATIVES, Mr.. For
new. the Clerk, called the House TO order
at IL o'clock, when the confusion that had
existed up 10 this time, was abruptly .ermi-
mated. Two hundred and five members
answered 10 their names on the call OF The
roll.
On motion Of Mr.. Jones, Of Tennessee,
Speaker viUa v0ce.
PsTIoOs nominations were maOe, anu Tue
result was announced Is f"llows:
Richardson, Of Illinois, "a; Fuller, "f
Pennsylvsniu, II; Campbell, Of Ohio, So;
Pennington, New Jersey,7; Marshall, Of
Kentucky, &c; Banks, Of Massachusetts, 81
Other scattering votes were cast but there
YVES no choice-ll3 votes being necessary
TO an election.
Three additional trials were made with
out success. On The last The vote stood as
follows:
Richardson, ~; Campbell, 81; Banks.
%; Pennington, 8; Marshall, 30; Fuller, II;
aud l6 scattering.
The House then adjourned.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-12-06
PERSONAL PROPERTY
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
l. scrber has obtained from the Orphans Court
of Charles county, Md, letters Testamentary on
the personal estate of Ella WILLIAMS, late
said county, deceased. All persons having claims
against the said deceased are hereby warned to
exhibit the same, with the vouches thereof to the
subscriber, on or before the 9Th day of June
next. They may otherwise be excluded by law
from all benefit of said deceased's estate.
Given under my hand, this 4th day of Decem-
Der, 1855. HENRY A. MOORE. Exe'r
dec 6 of Elizabeth Williams.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-12-06
PUBLIC SALE.

DY order of the Orphans Court, the undersiga-
ID ed will sell at public sale, at the late residence
Of Samuel H. Beall, senior, deceased, on THURS
DAY the 18th day of DECEMBER next, if fair.
if not, the next fair day, the personal property
Negroes exceped) of the said Samuel H. Bealh
consisting of
Household and Kitchen Furniture. Horses.
Oren, Sheep, Cattle, Hogs, Carts Va
gon, general assortment Of Farming
Utensils, Corn. Provender, &c.
Trpas op SALE are, cash for all sums of ten
dollars and under, and for all sums over ten dol
lars credit of six months will be given, the pur.
chaser giving bond with security, bearing interest
from the day of sale.
The Gale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
GEORGE BRENT. Attorney
for A. T. BEALL, Adm'x
ror CTS =, Of Samuel H. Beall
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-12-06

HAIR DYE.-A man was placed few
DAYS ago IN Iuna,ic asylum at Berlin to be
treated for mental alienation, brought. on by
the use Of hair dye o. examining The dve
which he had employed, it was ascertained
to be composed Of lead. mercury, and lunar
csus,ic II produced vioen, pains in the
head. and al length led to Lon
don Times, .Nou. 9.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-12-06

In New Orleans, lately, a man named
Hunter has been sentenced 10 pay fine Of
a thousand dollars. undergo an imprison-
men, of SIX months, and forfeit certain slaves.
whom he illegally sold in such manner a.
10 separate The mother from the children,
contrary TO The rvs Of Louisiana.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-12-06
PETIT JURORS.

Our County Commissioners qualified on
Tuesday last, anil held 3 meeting the same
d.v. Thei mex, meeting will take place
on Tuesday, the 18Th instant. The othcers
Of the Board ore Major R. G. WATsoN.
President; r E. BATEMAN, Clerk; JAMES
ADAMS, Bail,f.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-12-06

ESCAPE OF CoNvlcT.-The Governor
Of V,e,ni, offers q ward Of 5000 for the
apprehension Of G, Crswfnrd, who escape
from The State Peniten'iarv on Tuesday
night. He was sentenced to FIVE wears con.
6nemen, from w. he Co., for burg la,y-
'Fhe officers of the P-niten,isrv for some
reason. are man,fes,ing an uncommon de-
sire TO q, HIM again They offer an ad
di,isnal reward nf 5000.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-12-06
ID / e ID.

At hi. residence near Beantown on the Goth of
November, Mr.. BENJAMIN D. MOORE, in the
18th year Of his age, after being confined to his
bed for six months.
At the residence of her sisters, near Dufield,
about the Goth ut., Miss ELLEN SANDERS, in
the 80 year Of her age. Her long life was spent
in her duty to God, thereby giving the consoling
assurance to her lonely and good sisters. that she
has changed her earthly for Heavenly home.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-12-06
M A n RI r ID 4,

In the City Of Washington, on the Goth ult., by
the Rev. MIR. HoLMEAD, Mr.. J. B. F. CAWOOD
Georges county. The compliments Of the season
to them.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-12-06

We learn from the city papers Of yea.er-
day tbs. up to the sdjournmen. on Tuesday,
the House Of Rep,ese natives had no. or
ganized. There were five ballots taken for
Speaker and the voting was much the same
a. the day previous.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-12-06

A person living q, Noun, Vernon, Maine,
.h., raised coffee tree in the open cir. ],
i, three yesrs old, two feet high, and pro-
duces mature frui. in pods like peas.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-12-06
NOTICE.

rTHE County Commissioners will meet on
i THURSDAY, the 18th inst, for the purpose
of receiving the Bonds of the newly elected Con-
stables. By order,
R. E, BATEMAN Clerk.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-12-06
THE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 8, 1855.


FLouR.-Tke Flour market to-day was quiet -
Shippers not disposed to purchase at the prices
contended for, and hence transactions have been
limited Receipts fair. Holders of Howard
street brands were asking SO IS, without finding
purchasers; not disposed, however, to take less.
No transactions in City Mills.
-Wheat.-The receipts to-day were
quite large, and the market rather dull at an
age decline of about 5 cents per buste Shippers
and millers held off until towards the close, when
an improved demand sprung up. There were 35,-
600 bushels offered, and partly sold-choice white
81 15a2 18,good to prime do. at 50 l2a2 5, ord :
nary to fair S2a2 10. Red, good to prime, SO OS
az 10; ordinary to fair, S2a2 per bushel
Corn-The receipts were larger to-day than
for any one day since the new crop began to ar
rive, and prices have given way somewhat. There
was, however, fair shipping demand. About
24,OOO bushels offered and sales of old white at
96a97 cents, do. yellow at 96a98 cts; new white
at 8oa9O cents yellow at 90a93 cents; some choice
lots of white, for hominy, at 95 cts per busheI.
Oats-A steady demand. About $500 bushels
offered, and sales of good to prime of all kinds at
39a42 cents, ordinary to fair at 35a38 cents per
bushel.
Reeve quote Maryland and Virginia at 1O7
Ito cts
From the American of Saturday lastl
ToBACco.-The market continues without AMI
nation, nearly all the shippers having retired, and
holders showing no disposition to press sales. The
only sales we hear of are some lots of Ground
Leaf at So so for very common, and Sc so a At
for very good and fine qualities. the bulk of sales
beng made at SASS. Maryland crop as follows:
Frosted S4aS7; sound common S5aS5 so; mddl-
ing S6aS6 so; and good to fine qualities at Sass
So as in quality. There is nothing doing IN
Ohio Tobacco. The inspections of the week are
275 hhds. Maryland and Is hhds Ohio and IL
hhds. Virginia-total 305 hhds.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-12-06
ALEXANDRIA. Dec. 4, 1855.

GRAM Wheat-The receipts of Wheat dur
ing the week have been moderate-market dull
We quote fair to prime red at l95a2O6 cents;
white 2l0a2l4 cents; ordinary samples 5al cents
less-the sales small-holders are waiting for
the steamers advces
Corn-New white Corn may be quoted at 75a7S
cents; old S6a90 cents.
Oats at 35 to AZ cts
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-12-06
NOTICE.

WAS found trespass lg upon the farm of the
spots, and each ear marked with two Sits and
cropped The owner is requested to pay charges
and take them away. JOHN w. SMOOT.
dec 6-3t1
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-12-06
PUBLIC SALE.

DY virtue of an order Of the Orphans Court of
ID Charles County. the undersigned will sell at
public sale, at the late residence of Edward R.
Pye, deceased, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day
of DECEMBER next, Of fair, if not, the next fair
day thereafter,) all the
PERSONAL PROPERTY
Of which the said Edward R. Pye died possessed
TERMS OF SALE For all sums of and under,
$40 cash; and for all sums above that amount a.
credit Of six months will be given, the purchaser
or purchasers giving bond with approved security,
bearing interest from the day Of sale.
CHARLES H. PYE, Admir-
nov 29-ts of Edward r. Pye.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-12-06
WANTED,

A N OVERSEER competent to assume the en-
N tire control and management of Farm, to,
whom will be given liberal wages.
nov 29-3t* +. A. BRAWNER.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-12-06
GRAND JURORS.

GRAND JURORS.
John w. Jenkins, George Dent,
REM F. Burch, Basil d. Spalding,
Cbayles T.. Gardiner, Robert Bailie,
Henry Gardiner. Henry A. Moore;
Samuel T. Swami, Roderlck u. atson,
Charles s. Williams, Charles H. Wills,
Samuel Hanson, Thomas L. SPeake,
Richard Price, Stanislaus Farrall,
Thomas b. Estep, Francis Robey,
George A. Hunt, Luke w. b. Hawkins,
James Martin, VIM. b. Matthews.
Samuel T. Berry,
PETIT JURORS.
John H. Borroughs, Walter A. HalsliP,
Josias H. Hawkins, Francis w. Weems,
George w. Carpinter, Joseph Price,
John Crismond, George H. Gardiner,
Elijah w. Day, William A. Mudd,
BENJAMIN w. Blanford, Barnes Compton,
Joseph Saxton, Henry A. Neale,
Thomas A. MiIlar, John H. Boswell,
Leonard FarralI, Oliver n. Bryan,
lanes d. Carpinter H. H. Robertson,
Gerard w, Hungerford, Nathaniel HALEY.
Henry L. Mudd,
GEORGE P. JENKINS, E<q., was on Mon
dsy las. sdmi,,ed 10 practice a. the Bar O
this Court.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-12-06

dec Cts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-22

CRY LIMITs-"A Voter" in the Di-
spatch Of the 18th inst. grossly miEepressnts me,
when he says that LAST winter advocated the ex.
tension of the corporate limits of the city of Rich
mond. l never did advocate the extension I; so far
from doing 10, have for five years. been trying to
induce the owners of property in Sydney. where
reside to get the charter of that town revived for
the express purpose Of keeping 1t out of Richmond
For the truth Of this take the liberty Of referring
any and ell to H. Gilmer, Esq Mr.. Chs's Phillips
and many others living in Sydney. 1t is true that
the winter before the last did express the opinion
that, had lived within the proposed extended linn
its should be in favor of It individual. for
reasons then assigned but that az citizen of the
county of Heurico, was opposed to Ii, because It
would detract too much from the financial a. well
the political strength Of the county. shall, II
returned to the Senate. opp to the utmost of my
ability any encroachments upon the rights OF the
county of Henrico whether coming from the city OF
Riehmonl or any other quarter. sm surprised at
"A Voter" for making such q charge upon ms for
he has more than once heard nae define my position
upon this subject particularly. But misrepresenta.
ton and SANDER the order Of the day and must
submit as best can. Absence from the county has
prevented an earlier notice of "A Voter"
IT. RICHARD RElNB.
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THE NAN oFDESTINY."

Louis Napoleon, who must initiate his
uncle in all things, affects to be "a man of
destiny This is no new idea of his. He
cherished it probably in his attempts at Bou.
logne and S,rasbourg. his destiny being at
that time TO become the laughing stock OF
the world. He had also great faith in his
destiny when member of the London clubs,
though his destiny was confined to drinking
brandy, frequenting low places and declining
to pay his debts. OF course, since his Won
derfui elevation to power, he has more faith
in his destiny than ever, and in his late reply
to the address of the Senate congratulating
him upon his escape from assassination, he
said: Il fear nothing from attempts at assas-
sination. There are existences which ere
DEGREES of Providence. AS long as / shall
not have fulfilled my mission, run no dan
GER
This must be consoling to the shopkeepers
of France, to whom the Emperor's escape is
the luckiest event imaginable. The antici-
pated profits from their grand exhibition
would all have gone by the board if he bad
persisted. 1t must be also cheering belief
to the Emperor, though the difficulty is to
know what his mission is and when it will be
| fulfilled. He does not seem to be exactly
clear on that point himself, for it is said that
when the assassin fired 'the Emperor slightly
ducked his head and spurred his horse" =
Perhaps, however, whilst firm believer in
his destiny, he thought it best to 'use the
means" But how would he figure at Sebas
| topol? If he ducks his head at one little
pistol shot, how would he look amid that
| continued torrent of cannon ball and shell,
that "fire of Help He would be ducking
his head from morning till night, and thereby
| bring great scandal upon the name of France,
| Of Napoleon and Of Destiny.
1t may be fairly inferred from the wording
of the Emperor's reply to the Senate, that
Providence only takes care Of Emperors,
and not of common people. There are ex.
istences which are DEGREES of Providence
The mass of mankind are beneath His care,
but a great man like Napoleon is one of His
| special agents for a grand purpose. This is
| as large draft as could be reasonably made
| upon the faith of the French nation, whose
| skepticism rejects the idea that not a swal-
low falls to the ground without the knowl-
edge of Providence, and that every hair Of
the human head is numbered. 1t must be
| admitted, however, that "there are" some
| "existences'' which Providence has decreed
for inscrutable purposes, among which may
be mentioned despo.s, humbugs, snakes, Ii
gers, &c. They all have their purpose. but
what it is we know not. There are also "de-
crees of Providence" which provide for the
| determination of these existences. Louis
| Napoleon should be careful, and continue to
illustrate his faith in destiny by ducking and
lodging whenever he sees pistol.
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spsaks OF q common faith and common sal.
vatiopi
I, is for Euglaud, by pursuing q just aud
frAternsl course, to secure reliable and
powerful friend. or by linking herself to the
ambitious schemes of Napoleon for the con-
troll of both hemispheres. to crush herself be-
tween the upper and neither millsiones of the
Russian despotism and the American Re-
public.
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The CArHoL.cs-On Sunday last, Bi.h-
OPP McGILL read from the pulpit of the Catholic Ca.
hedra In this city the pastoral letter of the Arch
recently assembled in Council 10 that city. This
letter contained the following paragraph On sub.
jet now 80 improperly and uojsstly asitated in the
should be quite sufficient contradiction to the
Iumny In which the fidelity of Catholics to their
country has been impeached:
Beloved Brethren of the laity, we embrace you
all with pa.erns' Affection and entreat you walk
cireum.psctly, for the days are evil. You know
name OF the Lord Jesus. For this IL the will of
God your sanctifcation. Be peaceful. sober. Just
faithful in the Performance of all duties towards
all mankind. Practice patience, forbearsnce, chart
ty towards all In the exercise At rig
citizens. remember your responsibility to God, and
for m.iiss but a. the COD. ke.pscs sad
obey tho constituted authorities. for all power IL
from God and they that resist, resist the ordinances
of God, and purchase for themselves damnston. To
the general and State governments you owe allie.
glance in ali that reearda the civil ORDER the author
ties Of the Church challenge your obedience In the
this distinction which you fully und- con
stsntiy Observe Yea know that we have uniformly
tsusht you both publicly and privately. to perform
all the duties Of good citixens, and that we have
made even to the hshss ecclesiastcar suthor.
ity, and inco with the duties
owe TO the country and Its Laws
On every oppoitune occasion we have avow cd
these principles and even In our manifestations
to the late Pontif, we rejected a. calumny the
tmpufation ina. We were Ia civil matters subject 70
his authority. Be not disturbed At the misstate.
ments Of tenets which are daily made. or ct the
effort TO deprive rs Of cur civil rishts and of the
eonfder cs and esteem OF our feilow citizens. For
mtdable IL the combination for this purpose, we
do not despair that the justice and good sense OF
nation will soon discover the sroundiess character
Of thu suspicion thrown on the fidelity OF Catholics
whose religion teaches them TO respect and maintain
the established order Of society. under Whatsoever
form OF government they may be placed. Brsthrea.
let the light of your example shine before men, that
they may see your good work and Shortly your IA
tier who 10 In heaven.
Given undsr our hands Ia Provincial Council at
BALTIMORE the 18th day of May. In the year Of tpl
Lord 1855.
FRANCIS PATRICK. Archbishop Of Baltimore
RiCHARD VINCENT. 6ishcp Of Wheeling.
MICHAEL. Bishop Of Pittsfufg.
John, bishop Of k1shmond.
JOHN NEPOMUcENE, Bishop Of Philads iphls.
JOAuE. ish0p OF Ella <sskx
John BARRY. Administrator Of Savannah.
2. N. LYNCH, D. D.. Administrator Of Cha slsston
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COMMERCIAL.
RICHMOND MARKETS. NAV als.

H1CHM0ND may
FLOUR Hold of Suosrfiae ask Sill 250ll Sd.
Buyers offer Sll0il Is. Transactions exceedingly
limited. Arrivals still very light and stocks low
WHEAT.-A little yet cones in and sells a: - 40
toS25 So We of no sales OF new crop for delivery
1t il understood that some Alexandria spectators
have made a few purchases of new in the Piedmont
region for s..
TOBACCO.-There has been no change ia Tobac-
worthy of note since our last weekly report. The
following sales were made yesterday:
fales IF hhds. Tobacco, made by Messrs Dibrell
Il johnson for Fielding Veasy. of Granville county :,
NC This il the highest average paid this year
No to Joseph Dill at S2225; No 2 Joseph Adkins
at $i4; No. to N. B. Dickinson at 90 %. The last
hhd was Lugs
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YouNG Roxp1Es.-The residents

You've DIEs.-The residents of
Church Hill have been very much annoyed of late
by gang OF young rowdies calling Themselves the
"Cash Corner Crowd, - who march about the streets
blowing tin horns beating tin pans, throwing stones
singing indecent songs, swearing worse than Turks
and attacking and beating such boys as they may
catch on the highways. On Friday night last these
young desperadoes became very annoying In
the neiehborhood iof Broad and 25th streets that
two or three gentlemen were compelled to inter.
fere to prevent them from cruelty beating lad
that had fallen In their way. Several of their
names are known, and will probably be reported
to the Mayor for his action.
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Running WITH THE EHaINEs On Sun
day afternoon last Messrs. Wheat and Chalkley, of
the Police. arrested and committed to the cage
nelius, slave to Miss Jane Booker, for working an
engine at the fire near the Sycamore church. Yes
terday morning they were arraigned before the
Mayor, tried, convicted, and ordered fiteen
stripes each. BY wayof teaching them to keep their
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DRUNK AND D soRDERLY.-Terrence
Cassidy was arraiened before the Mayor yester-
day, charged with being drunk and disorierly In
the street on Sunday morning last Terrence had
just thrown stone at soIde one In an alley on
Main street, near 14h and cutting stick fast
as be could 60. when the Mayor observed bis con-
duct and had him taken to the lock up. He was
required to give bond and security In the sum OF
$l0o to keep the peace and be Of good behavior for
the next twelve months
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FIeHrMa.-Thomas D0bbins, was ar
rested By the Waterman last Sunday night ior
Hehting Ia the street. and locked up. Yesterday
mornins, on appearing before the Mayor, be va:
found guilty OF breach Of the peace, and held
to ball in the sum OF 500. t8E
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DIED.

On Sunday night, Goth inst, NATH'L GLENN,
aged SO years and lU days
His funeral will tab Q place at his late residence,
corner Of Madison and Marahall Streets this (Tuas-
day) Evening. at O'Clock. His friends AID the
frierds of p d. Glenn respectfully invited to a.
tend without further deviation.
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DANGEROUS HoRsE.-Last Sunday NOR
ming, Constable Timberlake of Henrico county,
started from this city to take short ride hors
back, and when in the neighborhood of Fairfield,
the animal took fright and ran off, and the right
stirrup leather giving away, Constable T. was
thrown against a fence, but fortunately received
no serious injury.
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DIsMIssED.-The summons against VIII
liam Gray, for obstructing Canal street with wood
on the 18Th inst was heard by the Mayor yesterday
morning and dismissed.
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MARRIED,

On Thursday, the 18th inst, by the Rev. Ry-
land Mr.. JOHN DOBSON. Of New Kent, to Miss
MARY ELIZA, daughter of Rob't Elicit, Efq.. of
Hanover. ,-
Wing and Rsligious Herald plsass copy.
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LOST CHlLD.-A small girl, who has
strayed from her parents and home, il now at Mrs
Denny's residence on Grace street, between Ad-
ans and Jefferson.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-22

BAD GRApEs.-Some Of the cutters on
shockoe Hin are 50 badly graded, that water VIII
not pass along them. These imperfections should
be attend ed 70 at once.
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MARINE NEWS.
rokq or RICHMOND. May 20.

ARRIVED,
Steamship Henry B. Beach. Saunders, N ew York,
mdze.
steamship jamestown. Parrish, New York, mdx
and passeEge gers. hf41a
Steamer 8elvidere. Prtehard, Baltimore, rndz
Ludam Il Watson.
schr Ellen, Stewart. Attakapas, sugar and molas-
ses Dunlop Moncure L Co.
Schr Uncle Tom. Griffin, Halifax. N 8. fish Bacon
i Baskervill.
,schr Tilistt, -, North Csrolins, ish John
Womble & Co.
SAILED,
Sehr A Law, Wood, to load down the river for N
York. 58
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The Dock contained smaller number
of vessels yesterday afternoon, than We have no
ticed there for several weeks.