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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-11

Ground will be broken the Southern division
Of the Ashtabula and New Lisbon Railroad, at New
Lisbon, Ohio, on Thursday, 14th inst.
Charles Mathews, the celebrated English come.
dian, is in prison, in London for debt
About sixty five emgrants from South Carolina,
under command Of Major Wilkes passed throug ID
Augusta on Tuesday afternoon, on their way to
Kansas.
John Kyle, an active merchant of Columbus.
Ga, died suddenly on the 4th inst
James NJ Brunei the oldest member of the Ba.
ton Rogue, La bar is dead.
The Nueces CTexas) Valley says that 4 number
OF persons are now engaged i'm raking salt ut the
lakes, forty miles south of Corpus Christi
Evans Gam has been elected Judge of the 9Th
district OF Mississippi At the last election the dis
trict gave l0oO Democratic majority.
VIM. Lane seaman, from Richmond. Va died
at MatanZas, Cuba, on the LIST instant, of yellow
fever.
Rev. Mr. Conway, of Washington city. a native
OF Virginia, addressed an abolition meeting in M
sachusetts on the lst inst.
The United States steam frigate Susouebanna
from Key West, bound to the Mediterranean. srriy.
ed at Fayal, June IL.
Fifty young men left Louisville, Ky, on the 9Th.
to join Walker in Nicaragua.
Five shad were taken in the Connecticut river,
below Hartford, on Tuesday.
The steamer Glen Cove, now running betweep
New York and Albany, will heaeattsr use the
Steam Calliope"
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Hfissnuri Electf0n.

ST. LOUIS, August sth.-We have additional re-
turns to those already sent, and so far the Gov
ernorshp is concerned, it is easily to be that
Benton has no chance whatever of an election
The prospects Of Polk (anti Benton,) are however,
good. and the impression appears pretty general
that he will be elected.
In the contest for members of Congress Efficient
returns have been received to render quite certain
the success of Messrs. Blair, Caruthers, Green,
Phelps and Jackson.
Messrs Phelps and Caruthers are present men,
bsrs The former (Whig) from the Sixth District,
and the latter Dem from the Ses enth.
The vote generally throughout the State ap-
pears to have been quite large.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 6-Thirty-ons counties give
Ewing (Amercar) 1929; Polk (Dem) 1881;
Benton, II oil. Caruthers is doubtless elected in
the 18th Congressional district.
SECOND DISPATCH.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 9.-Thirteen additional coun-
ties give Ewing (Amer) T,429; Polk (Dem.)
Ge77; Benton, G, counties not counted) BIB
The Congressional returns meagre and I'M
reliable.
Recapitulation of the vote in A counties:
Ewing. Am. Polk autB. Benton.
1868 "a 1893 14,784
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DIED,

Yesterday morning, at o'clock, sAkAn r NAn-
CES. Youngest daughter Of John G. and RI. Fnns-
lin. 80.
from the rasdsucs Of her father, % Byrd street pc.
tween 10Th and l1th. The friends q the family are
Invited to attend.
Ye,tardsv morning, 10th inst MARY ANN IA
WIN. assd mouths ana "A days, only daughter OF Nj
chasl AID Margaret Nsvin
mast o'clock from the residence Of the parents on
Main. between 27d and ga streets. The friends AND
scauainssnces Of the family are invited to ssfsnd.
On sunday morning. 10th inst. ELLIS CARNELL,
aged IA months and 5dsys c .;
Ths funeral will take place Ut james DIVERS u
Heurico county. near the Fair Ground. this sner.
neon at o'clock the frsnds and aequsinfsnces are
respectfully invited to attend
Yesterday morning: Ausust 10th, VIOLET ~ w
BAKER, daughter Of F. w. and lane Bassr' sseo
months and day.
The funeral viii take place Tomorrow, ct nei -
thsr's residence on 18th street, between Clay .uo
Nsr.hsIl at 10 O'Clock A. N. The friends OF the
family are respectfully invited TO attend.
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Wilson and Isu riinxa,ne.

These individuals have acquired an unenyiable
notoriety by their ambitious efforts TO frurs a.
heroes. Their deeds hear no kind of Resemblance
to their words If they had been content with
such reputation as they uudeniably possessed for
slang whanging and bilingsgate, they would M,
have appeared so utterly contemplate As at Dre
sent Their deficiency of combatatyeness woud
have excited no een.urs, as that ia a dsfsct If
nature for which no one is responsible 1t Ia the
pretensiOn TO quality which Is not Possessed II.
justly exctes ridicule and contempt Mr. Rrool.
has put both these warriors to the test and the
suit Is only war of words To men bent ,,o
mortal combat, nothing would have been eas;.r
than that sort Of settlement. Men thus inclined
would have found their antagonists a. readily :.
water PUSHES down a hill The conduct. however
oil these puissant cavaliers, does not warrant .,y
Ieheetion upon Northern courage or character
There ID rs much pluck In one section If ,h;s conn
Try ~ another, AS both North and Soutb have
proved on heids where hosts, are marshalled in.
stead oi individuals, and cannon and ba vonets
used instead Of pistols. Duelling is n practice
sehsra'ly condemned by public sentimen, in the
ANo'lh' ana the unwlipgness of its peopls IN sinh
MAJ :" saeh an arbitrament must be referred N
cause. and not to any deficiency Of spirit -
only when men avow that they bold them
se"ss responsible to .'the code of honor IA
'nen undertake TO nufy It's laws, hat thew ,.,,fv
tue snsers Of the public. We trust that bsr..f,e,
CONGRESSIONAL ehivairy will display it.elf \, 4,
words and courteous actlons
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Yale College.

1t gave us no small satisfaction to observe in the
letter of New Haven correspondent Of the New
York Herald that Yale College is likely to suffer
financially from the crazy conduct of Professor
Silliman, in getting up Kansas meetings. arming
Kansas engrants, and urging College students TO
buy Sharp's rifles fol- the purpose Of shooting
down Southern emgrants to q common Territory
1t ia idle to argue that Yale College ought not to
be held responsible for the course Of one of it's
principal Professors. The old man would never
have ventured upon such a step without the cor
dial concurrence OF the rest of the faculty of the
College. They were all ia the same town, and
not word Of dissent or disapprobation ut
tered by any of them till the Sharp's rifles began
to rebound upon the money chest Of the institu-
ton. These people have held the whole South
responsible for the logging of Senator Sumner by
single Southern man. and now they would claim
irresponsibility for faculty, of whose leading
members has nstigated and recommended the
shooting Of Southern citizens! We are heartily
glad, however, that Professor Silliman, in his
childish rage, has revealed the real character of u
College which once stood high in Southern estima
ton, and whose Golfers have been filled to over.
flowing with Southern gold. Some such decided
demonstration was necessary to open the eyes of
the Southern people, and convince them of the
suicidal folly of sending their sons to Northern in
stitutions. The South, apart from the sectional
influences exercised at Northern Colleges, has far
superior seats of learning of her own Yale Col
lege, were it ever SO sound aud national, affords
no such facilities for thorough education as our
own University of Virginia, which we rejoice to
believe is destined to career Of prosperity and
influence far exceeding anything in its own past
career, progressive and brilliant as that has been
The sectional strife of the present day, we
hope, will have the good effect of inducing the
South to rely upon her resources in educa-
ton, aud in every department of human enter.
prise If she occupies colonial position towards
the North, the fault is in no small measure her
own. She has all the elements of independence
within her own grasp, and if she will exercise the
energy of the Northern people in the development
OF her vast and varied capabilities, she can soon
Oyertake them in the race of material wealth and
thus be enabled to set at defiance the mortal
hatred which inspires the Free Soil party, and
which has been encouraged by our weakness to
its present demonstrations of aggression and un.
disguised hostility
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rULHdRArarC NEWS.
prpORTED rORTH q DISP A T @ n
FINK DAYS LATEW FROM KUROPEl
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER ANGLO SAXON.

QUEBEC, Aug 10-The steam propeller Anglo
saxon, with dates from Liverpool to the goth July,
arrived here today.
CENTRAL AMERICAN QUESTION.
The Queen Of Englaud prorogued Parliament
on the 29th and In her speech on the OCCASION al
luded to the Central American difficulties She
said she hoped the matter would be satisfactorily
adjusted
The accounts from Spain are meagre and unre-
liable, in consequences of the telegraph and roads
being in the hands Of the Government.
The Government accounts say that the Royal
troops bombarded Saragossa, on the Oath, where.
upon the insurgents demanded and obtained an
armistice of five days.
Gen. ODonnen and Queen Isabella had disa-
greed, and II is possible that Narvarez may sue
coed to the ministry.
ENGLAND.
The Parliamentary Committee had reported on
the Danish Sound Dues, but suggested no mode
Of settlement
Previous to the adjournment, Lord PalmerstOn
said that the Government had taken no steps to
replace the consuls dismissed by the United
States.
LIVERPOOL, July S8.-Cotton firm. Sales for three
days Of 20 Ut0 bales Flour declined Sd 0Is bat
ter grades, and So ass lower qualities Straight
Baltimore Flour SSDS4s; Philadelphis 32D33s Ohio
s4615s. Wheat declined Sd 06d. Corn Cd. lower;
Yellow. Consols for money s5i. on account, ISL 0b4
fhayf auo
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SWIMMING THE RAPIDS OF NIAGARA "A most
daring and perilous feat vas performed at Niagara
Falls Thursday. A man named p Jackson actu.
ally swan across Niagara river between the Falls
and the Suspension Bridge This, we believe is
the first time the feat was attempted. 1t was
successfully performed in the presence of large
number of spectators
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TRAGEDY IN FLoRIDA.-At Ocala Florida, on
the Sd inst, Dr. w. J. e. Rogers proprietor of a
drug stere, while quarrelins with his wife at the
dinner table, jumped from his seat and selling a
loaded gun discharged its contents into her side,
causing her death in two hours. He was imme-
diately arrested The unfortunate act is attribute
BILE TO the too free of liquor by the husband.
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NoRTHwEsTERN vIRaIsIA RAILRoAp.-The
track laying on this road has already reached
point twelve miles from Grafton. The progress
now making is about 1000 feet per day. but with
the aid of An additional engine, now on Its way
the Superintendent expects to accomplish . NILS
per day from the eastern terminus Another en-
CINE is on its way to Petersburg and from .ns
time it reaches that point, about Oh
mile per day can be laid at the Western emo Oh 'ns
road. If these rates Of progress can be MAINTAIN
ed the road will be In full operation early IN NO
vember. contracts having been made for all 'ne
iron required and for the necessary rolling stock
deliverable by that time.
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North Carolina Election.

RALEIGH, n. c., Aug. 9-lS counties are Off
eially heard from, of which IA go Demos ratio -
The Democratic gain ia AL and the American gain
498. The election of Bragg is certain, widi an in.
creased shortly of 900 votes. The Legislature
will be Democratic, by from 90 to 80 joint bal
lot. The la counties above mentioned show a
Democratic gain of 5 members of the Legislature
and An American gain Of l.
SECOND DISPATCH
RALEIGH, August 10-In Alamence, Guilford,
Sampson, Wake, Warren, FoI syth, New Hanover,
Columbus, Wick, Northamy ton, Granville, Or
ange, Mecklenburg Davidson, Wayne Cnmber-
land, Ceonus, Lenoia, PavaI,, Stanley, Yadkin and
Green counties Bragg's Gle ar gain is 100. The
Democrats gain 10 nembf RS Of the Legislature
The State has gone Demo cratic by about 5000 ma.
iority
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ARMY MovEMEETs--Six companies Of U. 3.
mounted rfemen have left Fort Clark. Texas for
Ell paso, whore the whole regiment will be con-
contracted and distributed to the various posts now
occupied by the LIST Dragons. II IL to this post
that the 100 men who left Riehmsnd yesterday
ara defined
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The Storm Eastward.

BOSTON, Aug. 9-The succession of thunder
showers, during yesterday and last evening, were
the most severe we have had here for many years
An unpreceder ted quantity of rain fell During the
time. Bulldog ss were struck by lightning in va
rious towns. Several churches were also struck,
but without serious damage
The Merrip lac river, At Manchester, rose eleven
feet, and we hear of heavy damage to property in
various parts of New Hampshire. In Wentw Orth
the damage is from $4,000 to SIC, 600 Railroad
travel is mu ch impeded
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fSECOND DISPATCH |
Kentucky EIecfiou.

LOUISVILLE, Aug. S.-Returns from forty one
counties have been received giving American
jOrities amounting to 2,676. The Democratic gain
is 7,477.
LOUISVILLE, August 9-Returns from fifty.
six counties, nearly complete, give An American
majority of 3, 763. The Democratic gain is $50.
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From Washio1fnw

WASHINGTON, . ug 9-The House of Reprar
sentatives have disposed Of all the contested cases
Of election with the exception of that from Iow.,
Several months ago Mr.. Hall, the sitting me, aber,
and Sr: clark. the contestant, came befon the
msties for hundred days, 1t is not, there fore,
probable thst this subject will he tinally s,cted
upon during the present session u
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SMASH UP.-The down train, from Weldon to
Portsmouth. on Wednesday, ran into q gravel
train, near Margarettsvis, causing considerable
injury to the engine and three or four cars The
accident was caused by the displacement switch.
No one was injured
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ENiMPOkIUn FUk BARGAINS, 10 at
Il GOLDSMITS Cheap Store, 205 Broad street.
to close out the balance Of his stock on hand Fine
Swiss Muslins, at only l shilling yard; super fine
White Cambrics, 1t Is cents worth 80 een.s; hand
some Black Grape Collars only Is cts Black Plastic
Belts: extra French woven Csrses, lSt cts, worth
50; Emb. Hdkfs l24 cts super fine Linen Cambria
Hakfs, l24 cents. worth 20 cent?; Dimity Bands,
ar 10 cts cheap At lSi cents; Long Wbaebones Gao
tus Skirts; Collars Sleeves; CaEb. and Swiss Bands;
Thread Laces and Edses; White and Black Silk Laees
and Edges; Irish Linens; Mohair Bracelets; Infants
Waists; Mitts; Hosiery; Gloves; Trimmings; Fans;
Black Silks; Bonnet Ribbons; dotted feils ali solors
only 25 cents Tarlatons Musquito Meetings. q yards
White Kid splendid article only 90 cents and host
of other extraordinary cheap goods to be sold with
out reserve. As there has bsen in re-
gard to the location of my store, 90 persons will
please observe the sign, which 10
au IL f.. GOLDSMITH 2O5 BROAD q.
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in the Baltimore Sun of Saturday 8 call from the
fonrth Ward for meeting of persons in that city
friendly to the election of Fremont and Dayton.
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Fire.

louisville. August S-krk & Bauni exten.
sive coal breakers, at St. Clair, near Pc ttsville,
TOOK hre yesterday and was consumed o.'he loss
~ u. qulte heavy, upon which, however, the is IN
insurance of $4,000
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CONGRESS. In the Senate, ON Saturday, Joint
resolution was adopted, authorizing Alex ander u
Bache, Superintendent U. s. Coast Survey. to &C.
cept gold medal, presented to him by the King
of Sweden.
An act for the relief of James n Goggin was
passed
The Senate then went into Executive session;
after which, Mr. Thompson of N. j., and Jones of
Tenn, addressed the Senate, defining their rsspec-
tive positions.
In the House of Representatives, Mr. Faulkner
of Va, from the Committee on Military Affairs,
reported bill for the better organization of the
army and for other purposes.
Mr. King of New York submitted a resolution
setting forth that complaints made that frequent
depredati0ns are committed on the mails transmit.
ted from Washington by the unlawful Abstraction
detention iherefrom of valuable books and pub
lie documents distributed by members of Congress,
and requesting the Postmaster General to make
special inquiry as to the places " here and the per.
sons who have committed shall commit such
depredatons: and when discovered that he cause
such person to be exposed and punished according
to law.
The resolution was agreed to.
The House then went into Committee of the
Whole on the State of the Union and resumed the
consideration of the bill making appropriations for
certain civil expenses of Government, the ques-
ton being the amendment of Mr.. Bowie, of
Maryland, appropriatng S2G7, 900 to enable the
President to comply with contract for the pur-
chase of the Merchant Exchange, Baltimore, for
custom house and post Office.
Considerable debate was had Mr.. Harris, of Ma
ryland, opposing the amendment on the ground
that the building proposed TO be purchased was
not in locality convenient to the people of Balti
more and therefore not suitable for post office.
Mr. Bowie, of Maryland, replied and, after
further debate, the amendment was rejected.
The bill was then laid aside to be reported to the
House, and the committee next proceeded to con-
slider the amendments of the Senate (sxty nine in
number) to the Indian appropriation bill
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Sailing OF the W..h,ny,o,

NEW YORK, August 9.-The u. s. NJ team hiI
ashlngton, for Southamp. on and Breme D. to.da y
took cut seventy four passengers and j 57.756 in
specie. Among the pass sngers are Mess. >. CUNT
Elmer and Plai. missionaries under the auspice,
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ESPECIAL DISPATCH.

PETERSBURG, Aug. l0--Fleming S. Easley bet
ter known as Beau Easily" recently of Rich
mond, was shot about O'Clock, this evening, in
front of the Eutaw House, by man named Dick
Wilson The ball entered the breast near the left
nipple, infiicting probable fatal wound. 1t is
thou chit he will die
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Arkansas Election,

WASHINGTON. August 9-Thers is no denying
that one county in Arkansas may have given an
American maj ority, but the members of Congress
from that Sta te have yet received no dispatches
and think at least that a week must elapse before
any reliable Information can be obtained.
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RESULT or THE ELECTIONS returns re-
ceived up to last night, are definite enough to de-
termine the result Arkansas has elected An Anne
rican Governor North Carolina has reelected
Bragg Dem) Governor, and increased the Demo
cratic majority In the Legislature 10 Iowa, the
Republicans have elected the State ticket, q large
majority of the Legislature. and gained one mem
Der Of Congress- Kentucky has given q large De-
mocratic majority on the aggregate vote. In Mis-.
souri,, the regular Democratic Bcnton) ticket
is believed to be elected The Benton ticket In the
interior of the Statedid not materially affect the
Vol
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NAIL RoBgER ARREsTED.--On Saturday, VIM.
Williams lad Is years old, was arrested at Muir.
freesboro', n. c., for robbing the mail. His &C.
complete who was arrested . few days since in
Petersburg, has been carried to Raleigh, n c., by
Deputy Marshall Steele, Of Richmond Young
Williams is charged with the theft of letter con.
tanning $50.
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iRhthCuae lDeatrnve Al
Arrival of thr ~. ~ So. ~.

NEWBURYPoRT, Aug. 9-The Southern Tower
Lighthouse, at Rum Island, was struck by light
ming yesterday and burnt
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BOSTON, August 9-The United States .o~p.of.
war Cyane, Commander Robb, froya the y est In.
dies via Key West, the 9th ult, arrived here to-
day. Officers and crew all web
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ri OH CE.-.Thc members Of the Virginia
~ State Agricultural Society residing in the city
of Richmond. will be summoned TO meet the
second MONDAY in October next, 1T the City Hall,
Farmer Assembly. Life me mbers and every such
adult male member of the Society shall satisfy the
Commissioner conducting the election. that he has
paid his annual dues who shall then pay tho
&c ARE entitled vote. Accounts Of annual members
have been put int the hands of Mr.. James A. Aus.
who 10 authorised agent to receive tho same. The
Of his to the Co nrnissonsr at the
election will be conclusive evidence of tho holders
right to vote
CHI. B. WILLIAMS, Sec'y and Treas,
au lift Va. State Agricultural Society.
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FATAL AFFRAY A man named Beverly Dick.
enson, killed another by the name of Alexander
Carrico, At Wise q. H., Va, on Monday, the 2eth
of july. The death occurred in a fight in which
Carricco received blow on the head, whilst at
lacking Dickinson with knife
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sA.hkp DAYS -chris,iaDs Keep sunday a..
a.s'. as, Monday the Persians. Tuesdsy ths
:. Asssynsns Wednesday The Egyptians Thn,,ds sne
sss lsik'. Friday, and the Js.s saiurdny
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Yellow Fever at Charleston. $. G.
COLUMBIA. s. c., Aug. 10 Several deaths from
YELLOW fever have occurred in Charleston. s. G.,
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, invite the Ladies call and look at the bar
gai rs that am offering in all styles of Summer
Dry Goods, that must be sold to make room for
FAIL GOODS Ny stock on hand 10 ell worthy
the attention Of Understanding of Striped Bro
cade Snd Plain Ba ek Silks; Grape Shawis and Scsrs
Mantes BareEss; Tissues; all wool De Lainss; Cling
hams French Printed JaconstE 900 yards fast color
Lawns GOO yards Caieos of the best make and fast
colors best quality Linen Shestings Table Cloths;
tons; lsrse assortment Of French Needle Worked
Collars and Sleeves, at half price; Dotted and En-
broi,ered White Dresser Robes; Swiss, Null, Main
sock, Cambria AZ d Jaconet Muslias, with the usual
assortment OF Fancy and Domestic Dry Goods
For bargains call at the old established cheap Cash
gtcre Of N. EZEKIEL,
au1l Ne IS Main street.
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virginia and Tennessee Railroad. Visitor
ut the Springs.

MONTGOMERY WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, Aug.
9-Ihe Virginia and Tennessee Railroad will
reach Abingdon next week. The trains which
come up I'm the road daily, bring $50 passeng gers
There are 800 visitors here, and plenty ot room
for more ~ ~
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MARINE NEWS
>~\>-~.~-->~>~~>-> ~-~->>>-|-~-~-
PORT OF RICHMOND, Aug. g.
HIGH wArxn THIS DAY AT u O'Clock.

=
ARRIVED,
sebr Emma Jane, Phillips, Baltimore, mazs. VIM
Sebr Spirit Of the Times, Slopher, James River,
wheat, Haxall 4 Co.
Schr Henry N Smith, Malone, Baltimore, lumber,
Jas Gum. - 49,
Schr David Bower, Chamberlain, N York, guano,
McGruder's Sons
schr w B jenkins, Peters. Albany, lumber
Schr John Crsmer, New York, suano, Crsnshsw
Schr Native, Dennis, Petersburg wheat, Haxall
Co. %
Bragg.
Steamer Pocahontas, Jones, Baltimore, mdze, Lud
lam l. Watts ~,
schr J w Prentice, Cullington, Norfolk, mdzs, w
Coquitt Co.
Sloop Grand Spy, Dennis, fowelPs Creek, haht
Schr Louiss Tucker, Foster, via Port Wsthaii coal
to Philadelphia.
Schr John Warren, Lozier. down the river, lisht.