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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-20

OswEGo, n. Y, April l9.-There are now
aitoat from Lake Michigan Tor this port 100000
bushels OF wheat and 5O,On0 bushels OF corn
The receipts this morning were $4,000 bushels
Of wheat, mostly from Chicago.
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By Yesterday Evenings Mails.

RICHMOND ITENs.--An Army Medical
Board Of Examiners have been for some time
examining into the qualifications OF can
didatss for Medical appointment 10 the
Army. The sessions are held IN the Medieai
College, nd the proceedings are kept entirely
private.
Two convicts, named Ridgway and Keith
were discharged from the penitentlary on
Saturday, having been pardoned BY Governor
Wise. Ridgway. who has been imprisoned
twelve years, seemed puzzled 10 know what
to do with himself, and walked as awkardly
as a man Just arrived from sea.
The Medical Society Of Virginia will bold
it's thirty fifth annual meeting in this city,
on this 9th inst, when delegates will be
chosen to represent the State Society IN the
American Medical Association, which will
meet in Washington the ensuing week.
Metropolitan Hall took fire shortly after
ten o'clock on Friday night, and but for
timely discovery, the buildin, would have
been destroyed. The Bible Panorama, was
on exhibition at the Hall.
Last Saturday morning lady, while
shopping Oh Broad street, accidentally lost her
bonnet from her head, and walked several
squares before missing it. When apprsed
OF her loss, she retraced her steps, but laliea
to fnd the lost article.
For LIBERIA-The American Colonization
Sociery's ship, Mary Caroline Stevens, will
sail on Saturday the LIST day of Nay, proxl'
mo, from Baltimore, for Liberia direct, with
emigrapts and freight.
Rev. Robert w. Nolin, Of the Protestant
Episcopal Church, formerly of Amherst Co.,
died on Wednesday last at Berryville, Clarke
county, after an illness with the inhammatory
rheumatism of about two months. lie died as
a Christian should die, having on 1.-The whole
armor of God" His age was SO years.
MrRDER IN PORTSMOUTH. man named
John Williams was found by the night.watch
at about half-past eleven o'clock on Wednes'
day night, lying upon the sidewalk, near a
bar-room on Market Square, in Portsmouth,
kept by man named Glady. He was per-
fectly senseless when discovered, and drew
but q few breaths before his death took place.
1t was ascertaiued upon examination that be
had received heavy blow upon the head with
some ponderous weapon, which had fractured
his skull. 1t also appeared that the murder
ed man had been dragged from the door OF
GLADYS den. The body was taken up and
carried into Gladys and Glady was forthwith
arrested.
RrcRuIrING IN THE VALLEY.-Twenty'sev.
en- men have been enlisted since the lst OF
March at the recruiting station opened IN
Winchester under the direction OF Capt
Whittlesey. Stations have also been opened
at Stanton and Lexington. Thirteen men
were enlisted at the latter place last month.
Srocx SALE.-At the Exchange, in Nor
folk, Wednesday,
Sixty shares Exchange Bank, JOB
Ten do Farmers do, luz
Owing to the depression in the money mar
ket, the above figures are not as high as recent
quotations.
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10 stocks at New York, the improvement Of
Friday afternoon was not sustained on Satur-
DAY morning in all cases. The most active
stock was Erie of which more than 900 shares
were sold
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MARRIE ID.

On the 18th int, by the Rev. VIM. h. Chap
man, CHARLES H. WILSON, TO Miss MAN
GARET ANN SCOTT, all OF Washington.
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NV ioRK, April H. AT the tea sale this
morning the market was heavy and prices 10
% lower Holders were withdrawing. A sale
Of 200 hhds. New Orleans sugar was made at
it1II cents this morning
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IL At meeting OF anumber OF citizens OF
the Fourth Ward, spontaneously" assembled
on the night of the l7'h inst, resolution was
unanimously adopted thanking the CITY Coun-
Gil for their recent action in regard TO the fire
Engine Houses, &c, and agreeing, III case OF a
fire, and the absence of any one or more OF the
Fire Companies, to supply the place made va
cant. A resolution was passed. unanimously
expressing severe censure upon the late proceed
ings, Of Fire Company, and regrettlng that any
such proceedings should be made public
an 2O-lt
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RYMAGNETC TELEGRAPH.

Pre.t. Comonfort and the FiiiiD"ste'
New YORK, April l9.-Tbe Herald of this
morning, contains letter from Ex-President
Couonfort, denying in the most positive
terms of having any connection with General
Walker or any ether OF the fllibuster lead
srs; ho does not know them nor any OF their
MANS. as none of them have insulted him
80 far as to speak to him Of projects in which
no man Of bis principles can take part.
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Charlotte Cushman is performing at the
theatre in Baltimore.
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ye.seI Heard From.

BosroS, April l9.-The brig bloomeF'
which sailed hence on the 2Sth February tor
Halifax, and was supposed to have been lost
has been heard from.
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AUCTION SALES.

BY S. j. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
TRUSTEE'S SALE.-By virtue OF deed Of
trust TO the undersigned, from Sllas }. Saun-
ders and wife, dated August LIST, 1886, and re-
corded in the Office of the Clerk OF the County
Court of Fairfax county, will DE offered for sale,
on the premises, on the nh day Of Aprii nert,
the TRACT OF LAND, in said county, called
"CRACKER HILL" with sundry other Tracts
adjacent thereto, containing in the aggregate
about POS ACRES, all lying about three miles
from Alexandria, on the south side OF Hunting
Creek on the road leading from Alexandra 10
Mount Vernon.
1T, There are on the premises well built
E two.story brick DWELLING, with seven
rooms, and all necessary out-buildings-a barn,
stable, corn. house, &c &c; an abundant supply
OF water.
TERNs.-One fourth cash the remainder in
equal payments, with interest," at =, II AM IS
months respectively. Title reserved till the
purchase money be paid.
D. FUNSTEN, Trustee.
feb l6-law4w&eots
fV The above sale is postponed to Saturday.
the LIST of May ntrt, to commence on the prem-
SEES. at II o'clock, NJ. Zap 20-eotsl ID. +.
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NEW GOODS-SPRING AND SUMNER
Y STYLES-The undersigned has received

NEW GOODS-SPRING AND SUMNER
STYLES.-The undersigned has received
a lul supply of GOODS in his line, and respect
fully calls the attention of gentlemen TO his pre-
sent stock as being OF the most modern patterns
and OF the very best fabrics. He names in
part-Cloths and Cassimeres of the most APP
proved shades and qualities; Silk Satin and
Marseiles Vestings, Linen Dnllings. &c, which
he will make up on the most favorable terms;
also, Alarselles and Linen Shirts and Collars Sus-
penders, Gloves, Hosiery, Cravats. Stocks, Neck
Ties, and full assortment Of Tailor Trimmings.
Thankful for past tavors, he promises renewed
efforts to give satisfaction - bis customers, and
hopes 10 secure good share OF the public pat.
ronage. All work executed by him, will be
considered a, cash unless otherwise agreed on.
u Wishing to discontinue the Ready Made
Clothing Business ne will sell his present stock
at great bargains WIN ARNOLD,
Merchant Tailor, No. 81 King street.
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Inter from Cuba.

New YORK, April l9.-The steamer Black
Warrior, from New Orleans, left Havana on
the l4,b. The general news was unlmport'
ant Sugar was firm at previous rates.
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UNOTICE.-Reguar monthly meeting OF
the Young Mems Christian Association, this
Tuesday evening, al y o'clock. ~
JOHN MCKENZIE,
an eO-lt Recording Secretary.
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NEGROES FOR SALE.--On Tuysdgy the
~ 22nd instani, we shall offer at public auc-
ton, at the late residence Of Lewis Edmonds,
decd, near Paris, Fauquier County, Va, several
LIKELY SERVANTS, mostly boys. Terms
cash. Sale at / o'clock
A. H. SETTLE, .I,
J. J. EDMONDS,
Fauquier County, Va, ap Scots
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HERRING. There was no arrival Of 10000
herring yesterday, at the Fish Wharf, from
Nspjsmoy Greek. This is the largest arrival
OF herring from any one Of the shores this
season.
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sale THIS DAY.

l.
SHE THIS DAY
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A VALUABLE
FARM IN ALEXANDRIA COUNTY.
VIRGlNIA.--By virtue OF deed OF trust, bear
ing date on the l4th Of July, 1897, record
ed in Liber 5, No 3, page 297, OF the land re-
cords of Alexandra, the undersigned, trustee,
will, on Tuesday, the 2Oh day Of 4prl, 1895,
at IL o'clock, d., on the premises sell at public
auction. the valuable FARM, known as "SUM-
MER HILL" containing ONE HUNDh;,H
AND FIFTY ACRES, on the Washington and
Alexandria Turnpike Road, and about midway
between the two cities.
20 The improvements consist Of large AMI
MI substantial FRAME DWELLING, in ex-
celent repair, together with Stables, Servants
Houses, and all necessary out buildings. About
100 acres are in good state of cultivation, and
the residue in Wood and Timber
This FARM is situated within a half hours
drive OF the markets OF Washington, George
town, and Alexandria and possesses advantages
rarely met with The land is OF excellent
quality. and produces good crops OF Grain and
sirable farms in the county.
TERMS OF SALE-A sufficient amount in cash
to pay the expenses OF the sale, and 5000 with
interest from the l4th of July, 1887; and the
residue payable on the 18th day Of January,
1859; the deferred payments to bear interest,
and TO be secured By the bond of the purchaser,
and deed OF trust on the property.
Major Iochman, residing on the premises, will
shew them to any one desiring TO purchase.
l. LOUIS KINZER, Trustee.
NH S-2awts Nat Int
u Immediately after the sale OF the Land
above mentioned, will, (witn the consent OF the
owner) sell all the stock OF PERSONAL
PROPERTY on said premises, consisting OF
HORSES, CATTLE, hogs, farming implements,
and agricultural machinery, wagons, carriages
and household aud kitchen furniture. Terms at
sale |. L. klNZER, Trustee
NH l5-2awts
DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given, that |
hold a mortgage on the above named
Summer Hill" tract Of land, bearing date, on
the sth day Of April, 1851, and the same duty
on the Land Records OF Alexandra
County, executed and delivered by Samuel S.
Williams, TO secure the Undersigned in tie sum
of $500, with interest thereon and that il is
now in suit in the Circuit Court of Alexandra
County and 10 which reference is here made.
LOUISA HUNTER,
by Chr. Neale, her Attorney at Law.
mn lj-dlt&ds
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lSSOLUTION.-J.aMES j. HUNTON has
~ tals day retired from all interest in the
LILLE BUSINESS Of the concern Of BAS-
LIABLE & HUNTON.
;, Inc Virginia property is still held jointly by
'ae late hrm OF Bastable Il Hunton.
Inc CATTLE BUSINESS in Baltimore will
o :. cal: be conducted by G. NJ. BASTABLE,
" ois own account, who will settle the busi-
's Of The old firm. G. NJ BASrABLE,
NJ. JAMES J. HUNT0N.
DAihmoIe, sp la-dln
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RrcRUIrING IN THE NALLEY.-Twenty.sev'
en- men have been enlisted since the lst OF
March at the recruiting station opened IN
Winchester under the direction OF Capt.
Whittesey. Stations have also been opened
at Stanton and Lexington. Thirteen men
were enlisted at the latter place last month.
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AIM AN AC.
PORT OF ACKNOWLEDGMENT 10.

ARRIVED.
Schr. Friend, Skinner, Nomoni, corn and
wheat TO Robinson & Payne.
Schr. Josiah Achorn, Merrill, Rockland, rice
10 Fowle 4 Co
Schr. William Wilson, Portland, sugar 10
Fowle & Co.
sehI. J. W. Lindsey, Crowell, New York, to
J. {. Nev.tt
steamer Columbia, Harper, Baltimore, to
Wheat 4 Bro.
MEMORANDA.
sehr. Henrietta, CULVER, for Gergtown D. C.,
cleared at Savannah, l4th inst.
Schrs. Mott Bedell, Seamen, and c. Ander.
SON Bowl er, from this port, arrived at New
York, 10th inst
sehrs. Mary Ann and Caroline, Bowen, from
H.e"rgetown, and Ann Pickerell, Leverton, for
lhls port, cleared at Philadelphia, 18th inst.
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BERRyrILLE IoTEL.-The public dinner
Of which notice was given, came of at this
Hotel last Saturday. There were about sew
enty guests; every thing was very creditable
to the enterprisipg host.
90 motion OF Mr.. Crow, DR.. Kownslar
was requested to preside at the festive board,
which be did with becoming grace and dig
nifty.
Two toasts were then read, offered by
John B. Norris, esq which were, as follow:
To the President, Chief Engineer, and
Directors of the Alexandria, LjudOun and
Hampshire Railroad, we offer our congratu-
lalions.
To our Senator and Delegate in the Gene
raj Assembly, Dr.. o. R. Funston and Col.
Benjamin Morgan May they be reward.d
for their just, wise, and energetic efforts, IN
the N sintenance of the rights of the peo-
pie of Clarke in securing to them the Alex
andria, Luudoun aud Hampshire Railroad.
These toasts were received with considera.
bic applause, and Col. Morgan being called
upon, responded 10 brief and happy effort.
- Clarke Journal.
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NOTICE-All persons are hereby notified
aud forbidden from throwing or otherwise
depositing in any of the streets, public lanes OF
alleys within the corporate limits OF the City o,
Alexandria any rubbish, litter, or dirt, and
suffering the same TO remain for more than "a
hours, except in such quantities and In such
places, as may be allowed BY the Superintendent
Of Police. They are also notified to keep clean
the cutters in front of their houses as required
BY law. 5: bEACh, Contractor.
By direction Of j c. Moore Supt Of Police
ap law
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FINHE business hereafter will be conducted by
the undersigned. GEO. WILLIAMS,
ap 2U-3t Prince street
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NOTICE.-At the late meeting OF the Dlrec.
~ tory OF the Orange and Alexandria Rail
road Company, il was ordered. That the regu.
Iations OF the Company respecting free trarsi, be
rigidIy carried out, and that the passing OF any
person tree, without the exhibition OF written
authority from the Company will be considered
sufficient Cause for the removal of the Conduc-
tor" ap 20-lw
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II FOR RENT-A comfortable two.story
IL brick DWELLING, on King street. No.
Egg 1t is furnished with water and gas, and is
in every particular desirable residence APP
ply to Zap l9-tfl l. LOUIS KlNZER.
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STocK SALE.-At the Exchange, in !

SIUCk SALL.--hV tIo 1AOH"I'oV ." 1'7]
folk, Wednesday,
Sixty shares Exchange Bank, iO3
Ten do Farmers do, luz
Owing to the depression in the money mar
ket, the above figures are not as high as recent
quotations.
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CHESAPEAKE AND ONO CANAL.-During
the week ending Saturday evening last, the
arrivals at the Collectors Office at George
town amounted to eighty-siz, of which about
two-thirds are coal boats, the rest laden with
wheat, -four, corn, and limestone. The Ca
nal is reported all clear and DavisabIe
throughout, With business very active. The
Sunday law takes place on next Sunday
week, whereby all the locks on the canal
will be kept closed every Sabbath, and no
way-bills issued Rnc,ipt5 for tolls for the
past week, $2,397.-Nat. Int.
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LOG AL 1T K M 8 j.,

SUNDAY SCHOOL CELEBRATION AT ST. PAUL's
CHuRCH.--The second anniversary meeting
of the Sunday School attached to ST. PauPs
Church. took place in the Church, on Sun
day afternoon. The attendance of children
was very large, and the exercises were of
most interesting character. The Church was
crowded 20 it's utmost capacity by delighted
spectators. The exercises commenced with
the singing of the Introductory Sentences,
by the Choir, aud proceeded iu the following
order: Prayer by the Rector. Rev. James 1.
Johnston Anthem by the Choir, Strike the
Cyubal;" Prayer; Singing the 10th Hymn,
BY the Children. Then came the presenta-
ton of the offerings by the Missionary clas'
ses, the ceremonies attending which were
very pleasing and impressive:
Mrs VIRGINIA CARY CLASS.
Design.-A Monument
Motto-"I heard voice from Heaven, say
ing unto ne, write, from henceiorth blessed are
the dead who die in the Lord even so saith the
spirit for they rest from their labors and their
works do follow them"
Let us with zeal like hers inspired,
Strive in the Christian race,
And freed from every weight OF sin,
Her holy footsteps trace.
Mrs. PAYNE CLASS.
Design.-Ihe .7ngel Of the Resurrection
Motto" She is not dead, but sleepeth.'
Servant of God, well done!
Rest from thy loved employ;
The battle fought, the victory won,
Enter thy masters Joy.
ROBERT RAIKEs' CLASS.
Design.-A We'll.
Motto -" Whosoever drnketh of the water
that shall give him, shall never thirst; but the
water that shall give him, shall be IN him
well OF water sprnging up into everlasting
lite
The woman OF Samarla lett
Her pitcher by the well,
Where Jesus sat that sultry day,
And to the city sped away,
Her joyful news to tell.
And shall not sinners who have found
The Saviour in their need,
Make haste to show salvation free
And say to all men, Come and see
This is the Christ indeed"
PEARL CATERERS.
Desigu.-Pcari Shells in Sand and Moss.
Motto" The kingdom OF Heaven is like
merchantmen seeking goodly pearls"
The world their fancied pearl may crave,
IT'S not the pearl for me;
Twill dim It's lustre in the grave,
Twill moulder in the sea.
But there's pearl OF price untold,
Which never can be- bought or sod
The sinking soul twill save
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NOTICE-AlI persons having claims a
gsinst the estate OF James R. Riddle, decd,
are requested 10 present them for settlement, by
the 9Th OF July. o. A. KlNSOLVlNG,
Administrator OF J. r. Riddle
NiddlPburg. an ZO-po2w
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A YOUNG LADY residing in Princeton, n.
~ wishes situation as COVERINGS,
IN Protestant Fan ~. She will give good
reference, and would require the same. For
further particulars, address A. b, Box 100,
Princeton, ~ J. Princeton, ap 20-eo6t
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TELEG r A PHO.

New BEDFORD, August 8, 1853
Tho Colored Convention closed a. O'Clock today.
Resolutions adopted for INV against the return Of
fugitive saves against the emigration o. free coored
persons and in favor af sending coored children to tho
public schools also recommending the harborng OF fugi
tive slaves and Of vigilance to avoid imposition. Mr. Re-
nond moved the appointment Of a committee o, five 70
draft address to the slaves Of the South recommend
ing them rise In their might and majesty for their
freedom. warm discussion ensued and the motion
lost by very small majority.
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ssd, and from that mythical reforuer NJ Brown went
70 Granville Sharpe and WberfoYce and 70 the aboh
ton OF slave.y BY The Bitah government ske.hng the
progress OF freedom TO the negro he closed with IN
appssl 10 tbe coored citizens 70 lido something" He
wapec them especially to put their feet upon any pan Of
emigration frooa this copphy. The colored people arc
mere talked about in Congress-, political conventions and
prayer meetings han any other class .nd they viii
only stick 70 the country and not desert Themselves they
can schieve their entire liberty.
Wn c. NEIL, chairman Of tine Business Committee,
ported long series OF lengthy resolutions IN which are
reoountsd the wrongs and wants Of tho oolofed mAn IN
this State and the exploits Of negroes in the Revolutionary
way. They declare the sentiments Of Senator Douglas
monstrous and denounce the bred scott decaton
worthy Of respect confederation and worthy OF the pro-
teetasiors Of every citizen OF kassachusetts
After the resolutions were read, Committee on FL
aed Rules appointed and then the President
ed that gentleman from Maryland named Cuee,
present and anxious TO fnd his sister in law, who
lived somewhere in New Bedford. the choir sang free
dom BY the tune Of "Lenox, and the Convention
adjournsu till two O'Clock p II.
About seven hundred persons, large proportion OF
whom were females, and among whom considerable,
spripkiDg Of whites. present during the morning
session There but little enthusiasm and the stsen
ton OF the audience somewhat distracted by thu
military music outside.
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eight months and resumed tho express business used
to 70 10 tho Island onoo or twice . week; am a
married man and reside II ID Norfolk street;
have known Branch for month or two, but have 40
particular acquaintance with him. met him In me street.,
In No Attorney street, and also In pubic house cor
ner Of Essex and Grand streets; read part OF me pei
After saw him IN Grand street. WAS before the puoIca
ton that saw him in Attorney street; have Known Mr.
Waters for the last two years, but am no conncctlon Of
his have visited at Waters quite often within the last
two years; my family ana his are not intimacy don't
know where Waters shop ID.
The defence rested here, declining TO offer further ties
tnouy.
Mayor remsnn was recalled by Mr. McKeon.
2. Did you hear tho testimony Of Waters with respec
TO an Interview hsd between yourself aud himself In the
Park? Objected TO- but overrued
A. never had any conversation with him, for there
were any truth in the statements he made could have
easily given him an office.
Iaaac Bell examined by Mr. Sedgwick-I Was Governor
OF the Amshouse IN 1885, and am Supervisor;
regards myself there in not particle Of truth IN the
article published in the Alligator.
Mayor Tomann recalled, and stated that he
directly indirectly told Mr. Waters to keep hs CONVEX
sssions secret
me evidence on both sides closed, and the Court
adjourned till Wednesday, when the case Will DO summed
up and given to the jury.
AT The conclusion Of the proceedings, Mr. Southworsh
who became bail for Branch in the OF 81 900, sur
rendered him, whereupou the defendant offered mao
named Lynn who declared incompetent, no. hav ng
the neceasafy property qualifications The Clerk then
made out commitment and gave Branch In charge OF MI
Murphy the Recorder permitting him to accompany she
Gffcer in order 10 find bail.
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ACCIDENT ON rHr NoRrH RrvKR-The steamer Flora,
which runs between this city and Fort lee met with an
accident yesterday. The wonder Ia that did not prove
very serious affair. She stopped n Pisasan, Valley
about bsfpas SIX IN the afternoon and board one
hundred and MY passengers In starting there
walking beam broke and was forced up, throwing the
pieces on the deck where the passengers who h.d us
returned from picnics, dancing Mrasulously no
one was injured. she was towed 70 the city by the
Thomas f. Hulse which previously took OF her psssen
gers The Hulse is commanded by Capt Alex Anuett
and the Flora BY Capt Washington Hswes.