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Stafford Co, ap 2-2aw6m
VALUABLE KING GEORGE LAND FOR

VALUABLE KING GEORGE LAND FOR
Y SALE offer for SAFE, at private bargain,
until the 18th day Of July merit, at which time, If
not previously disposed OF, 1t will be offered pub.
licIy. on the premises, my WHlPSE-WORSiN
FARM, lying immediately on Potomac Greek,
containing about $50 ACRES.
There is a cow enient landing on this farm
oil seven feet water 1t lies two miles from the
Potomac River and four from the Steamboat
Landing, on Aqua Creek, by water. The land
i, OF good quality, and we'll adapted TO the growth
OF Corn, Wheat Oats, and Tobacco, and the
production OF Fruit
&c. The buildings consist of comfortable
j. DWELLING HOUSE, with four rooms,
kI1caen, Meat House Negro CABLING, and ali
otter necessary out houses.
This Farm is as healthy as any other IN tide
water Virginia: the neIghbOrhOod good and
Churches of different denominations convenient
Permission will be given the purchaser 10
iallow Tor Wheat, and, IT desired, | will sell The
grow ing crops OF Corn and Tobacco, and give
entire possession on the day OF sale.
The Terms will be- accommodating.
Any one wishing 10 purchase, viii address me
at Fredericksburg, or visit me at my house, and
! will take pleasure in showing the land.
VIM. II. BROWNE.
Noupt UolIv Stafford Co my i3-laWtf
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IAMILY FLoUR-25 bbIs. Weleh's pre-
+ MUM Family Flour, tor sale by
nv 20 WASHINGTON * co.
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To Rn nnAwN EACH sATrRpAY IN JUNE
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
5lSj Prizes amounting TO. 3ZLpD
Whole Tickets $40; Halves 50; Quarters 1873
D,,S rr TIVE 7 nTyr2uY

5AS5 Prizes amounting TO. ..........b 3-pppv
Whole Tickets $40; Halves 50; Quarters $3.50.
PLAN OF TIE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from TO 10000, corresponding
with those Numbers on the Tickets printed on
SEPARATE slips OF paper, are enCircled with small
tin tubes and placed in one wheel
TIE h.st l57 Prizes, similarly printed and en-
circled, are placed in another wheel
The wheels are then revolved, and a number
IS drawn from the wheel OF Numbers. and at the
same time Prize is drawn nom the o'her
wheel The Nui0ber and Prize drawn out ara
opened aud exhibited 10 the audience, and regis
tered by the Commissioners. the PIIze being
placed against the number drawn. his opera
ton is repeated until all the Prizes are drawn out
APPROPRIATION PmzEs-The two preceding
and the two succeeding Numbers 10 those draw
;ng the first Prizes will be entitled to the Is
Approximation Prizes.
For example: if Ticket No 1880 draws the
10000 rrize, those Tickets Numbered il2AS,
liz4q. 1921, llZjz, will each be entitled TO
fIUU. II Ticket No. $50 draws the T3O,ovo
Prizs. those Tickets numbered 54s, 5l" SOL,
j52. will each be entitled TO $500 and so on ac-
cordjng 10 the above scheme
The 5.O-J Prizes OF 80 will be determined
bv the last figure OF the Number thai draws the
10000 prize. For example, il the Number
diving the $4,000 Prize eIds with No. /, then
all the Tickets Were tae number ends III VIII
he epri,ledio $50. 1.-THE Number ends with 40.
,. then all the Tickets where toe Number ends
in will be entitled TO $50, and 50 on to o.
Certificates OF Packages Will be sold al the
following rates which Is the risk:
! n
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III "REDUCED BY DYSPEPSIA TO A
MERE SKELET N."-CURED BY "ECER-
HAYES HOLLAND BITTERS."-Mr A
Matchett, trader probably as well known as
anv man in Western Pennsylvania states as
follows: Il met with farmer in Armstrong
County who was reduced by Dyspepsia to
mere skeleton persuaded him TO buy bot
tie of BURHAVE'S HOLLAND Buffers,
believing it would cure him. Meeting hun
some months after, what was my astonlshment
at finding MIN hale hearty man; ne told me
he now weighed 200 pounds, and that this won
derful change mad been produced by HILR-
HAYES HOLLAND BITTERS to which ne
attributed solely his restoration"
C.uTIoS!-Be ca eful 10 ask for BCERHAVE'S
HOLLAND BlTTERS Solt at : per bottle
or bottles Tor SIS, BY the sole proprletorS,
PIttsburg, Pennsylvania
Sold in Alexandria. by PEEL " STEVENS.
Wholesale Agents; WM. a. HART, j. K.
PIERPOlNT, and by Druggists generally,
throu 9 hout the United States. my 3l-eolw
IT, MEXICAN MUSTANG LlNl.IhNl. l.
Intrinsic virtue alone could insure Ia" success
which this article has atiained-tor Rheu-
matism. Salt Rheum, Burns, Bru ses, stIh JOINTS,
ar GaIJs. Sprain, Pole Evil, and Swe'Ilngs upon
Horses il has no equal for Man or Beast. No
person will be without il who has once tested MS
value. Aud with reference TO the general est
NATION of the MUSTANG LlNlMENI, can
cheerlully say that 10 article ever performed so
many cures IN our neighborhood as this. l.
w. SMITH, Ridgefeld, Conn ). LElTcH' esq
Hyde Park, VT writes, that the horse was con
sidered worthless, (his case was spavln) bu,
since the free use of the MUSTANG LlNl-
MENT / have sold him for $3.50. Your Lini-
ment is doing wonders up here" Such testimo
ny is reaching us every DAY. The half IS not
told Every family should have II Beware OF
limitations The genuine MUSTANG is sold
by all respectable dealers throughout the world
BARNES Il PARK, ProPrIetors.
nj,
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ID UNNEMEDE SCHOOL The next SEES
IL sion OF this School, will commence on
tie list OF October, 1898, and close on the 3 st
of July, 1872 The branches taught are the
English, Latin. Greek, French and Spanish Ian
81 ges aud their Literature, and Mathematics,
(both theoretically and in rs practical appllca'
tIors) The Principal is graduate OF thu Uni
vrrSity of Virginia, and the course OF mstruc-
ton is designed with view TO the thorough
preparation OF the pupils for that Institution.
The School is situated in Fauquier County in d
nclghborhood well known fer It's fine climate
and excellent society TENS Board and tut
ton Tor eaca term OF five months, $50, paya'
bic on the LIST OF October, and LIST OF March.
Lights extra For further particulars, address
the Principal, al Salem Station, Fauqtaer Coun.
~, Virginia GRAY CARROI.L, VI. A
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AUCTION SALES.
SALE THIS DIE


pUBLlC SALE FOR TAXE.S.-I shall pro-
ceri 10 sell on Friday. Mdy Ih 1898, al
~ o'ciOck. tol cash. at the Warehouse occupied
BY c. VI. Castl, man, five TONS OF IRON, or
so much as may be necessary to satisfy tan
bills due City Council OF Alexandria. Va, by
English X Casteman, James A English and {.
VI. Castleman. JOHN A. FIELD,
Collector OF Northern District
my 4-TSEds
u The above sale is postponed TO M'ndoy
3lS INST al the same hour and place.
my l5-2aHts ). a. r.
BAR FIXTURES. &c, FOR
L SALE.-fiaving closed tn Uulon Hotel
corner of Market Alley and Union street, The
AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
BAR FIXTURES. &c, are for sale, and II not
disposed of privately before the l0h day Of
June, will be offered at public sale on that day.
commencing at 10 o'clock, the following named
articles
9 Feather Beds, Bedsteads, and Mattresses
Wasnstands, Mahogany Top Dining Table
Bureau aud Safe
2 dozen Chairs, one large Cook Stove
Bar Room Stove. together with complete
FIXTURES Terms made known
on the day of sale JOHN BALL
my 26-eots GEO w. TAYLOR, Auct
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Mount Holly, Stafford Co, my ia

VERY DESIRABLE FARM FOR SALE.
Y We are authorized TO sell, privately, a
FARM OF THREE HUNDRED ASD FIFTY
ACRES. .irua'ed about one mile from Green
witch, and within four miles of the Manassas
Gap Railroad and within t.e miles OF the
Orange and Alexandria RaiIroad-!ying be-
tween the tw.
All the improvements on the place are ample
and IN good order.
There are l25 acres o: valuable timber on
this farm, which will more than pay the price
at v hlch it can be purchased, owing 10 It's Prox'
unity 20 two railroads.
A more particular description is unnecessary,
as those wishing 'oTurchase will examine for
themselves Suffice it TO say, that it is tine
cheapest farm now in market in Virginia. Call
on the undeTs gned W4rrenton, Va.
SHACKELFORD n SPILMAN.
Fauqu;er Co. Va, ap 2!-eoiJe22
f. paous JOHN T. JoHSspS
BROUN & co, MIDDLEBUks, Va,
RE inst receiving from New York, ard
~ other Eastern markets, their supply OF
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
They ask Of their friends an early call, be,
ieving TIER selection wIil be found very judi
cious-- made greatly OF the useful, and lightly
OF tue uescs, embracing the la'e styles o.
La,liey and GenticmeiS Dress Goods.
A very flnc se,ec'ion oil hAio' |hF9'
BOOTS, SHOES and BONNETS
variety of FANCY GOODS, HARDWAR
OIrEENS WARE, WOODEN WARE, TIN and
STONE WARE.
Geoegnlzs. Paints, Oils Drug, Bar Iron and
Steel, Plough Iron, Mould Boards, nc.
Middleburg Va, ap l2-eolm
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VALUABLE FARM FOR ShLE.-The
subscriber offers atprlvate sale, his FARM
commonly called Hill Farm :! miles east
OF Mddeburg, and So miles west OF AIeXan-
Er6 drIa. There is upon II good Dwell.
.G$lI, ling HOUSE, all necessary ut.Buid.
lngs, and good Apple ORCHARD. 1t is IN a
good state OF cultivation, is well watered. and
is within five miles OF one OF the contemplated
depotS OF the Loudoun Branch OF Manassas Gap
Railroad, and within nine miles OF the Plains
Station OF said road; is within iths OF mile
OF two large FIGURING Mills, ana surrounded by
tlfsr-rate schools, both male and female; IN as
healthy a section OF the State as can be found (:
is situated IN the midst OF good and desirable
society, and combines many other advantages
which deem 1t not necessary 10 mention, as
any one wishing 10 purchase will examine the
premises for themselves The Farm contains
about TWO HUNDRED AM SIXTY THREE
ACRES, and adj )uns the lands OF Col Haml.
ton Rogers, Gen Asa Rogers. VIM Rogers, and
others. II not sold privately before the 3Oth
day OF July, 1885, It will then be offered al
Public Sab, in the village of Mddeburg, on
that day.
Persons desiring any further Information IN
relation 10 the Farm, or wishing 10 know the
Terms OF Sale, can obtain II by addressing the
subscriber through nail, at MIddleburg, Lou,
doun county, Va, or making enquiry OF L.
Chancellor, esq, Attorney at Law, at said place,
who is fully authorized TO negotiate a sale.
HUGH SMITH.
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MiddIeburg, Va. feb. 25-wr

DOrOMAC LAND FOR SALE-The un,
derslgned desires to sell TRACT OF
LAND on the Waters OF Potomac Creek. in
Stafford County, Va, containing Ten HUN.
DRED And TF ENTY ACRES. II borders on
the Creek (Which is navIsable) =! miles, and is
distant about one mile from the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad The
soil Is ve.y productive in all the usual grain
crops but particularly adapted 10 the growth Of
Tobacco and Grass though II IS OF uneven sur
face.
There is on the land inexhaustble beds Of the
finest shell Mail. A large quantity OF Hickory,
Oak and Pine Wood may be cut from the land,
worth on the shore OF tn" creek from two 10
four dollars per cord Also, good deal OF &c
dar and Locust, Yellow Popular aud White Oak
Timber
There is a meadow now yielding an average
of $500 worth OF Hay pei annum, containing
fourteen Acres OF land, which may be increased
TO fifty acres OF prime Meadow Grass grows
well all over the Lard, which renders II valua.
bic for grazing purposes. Indeed, II grazes an
nually. about fifty head OF cattle in the woods.
Altogether IL is a very valuable tract but ! am
disposed 10 sell it below IT'S value, | own
another large farm adjoining II, and have not a
sufficient force 20 manage both. | invite per-
sons disposed to purchase such property to ex
anime il, or communicate with me by letter at
Accokeek Post Office Stafford county, Va.
JOHN MINOR, NJ. ID.
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NNE CASK very superior Sugar .uteu
HAMS, Just received, and for sale oy
" L. NJ. MCCORMICK,
MOS Theatre Building
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~ DOZEN CORN BROOMS, dozen Pain
~ ted Buckets, in store, and Tor sale by
- 90 JOHN A. DIXON.
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The Faculty OF the University Of Virginia
James K Marshall esq Virginia Senate
w Coleman, esq,
Hon. A Atkinson, Isle of Wight County, Va
Geo ". Carroll. esq.
Col C. e. Coleman, Louisa
Rev. G.. n Norton, Columbus, Ohio
Col K. Christmas. lssaquena COunty, Miss
W Roy Mason esq, King George Co, Va.
Fauqmer County, Va, my 2o-eotOctl
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NEW TOILET ARTlCLES-Just Ieceiv'
ed. Glenn celebrated Verbena ami Mile
heur Water, sun Flower and Palm Soap, Ext.
Frauyipauni, Glenn's Extracts, IN small bottles
very nice article, price % cts. per bottle;
White and Brown Windsor Soap and variety
of other articles Gal! at
60 o, 4 G RERhN'S No -. kIngs -.
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Sold in Alexandria, by PEEL STEVENS,
Wholesale Agents; WM. a. HART, }. X
PIERPOlNT, and by Druggists generally,
throughout the United States. my 3l-eolw
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n. B. All creditors OF q. A. Sleet are hereby
notified, that their claims must, IN accordance
with the terms OF the deed OF trust, OF Novem-
Der 26, 1897, be duly acknowledged, ascertained,
and presented to the subscriber, on or before the
first day Of July next, or they will not be EN-
braced IN the schedule
J. J. HALSEY, Trustee.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-25
la W LNTELLMENCE.

CRIMINAL CoURT.-IIon. Henry Stump. Judoe.
Milton Whitney, Esq, States Attorney, prosecu
ting. The following business occupied the Court
yesterday:
John 7. Sparks, charged with an assault with in
tent to kill and also for rioting, was admitted to
hall IN the sum OF $1,000 on the first charge, and
$500 on the latter.
William c. Ford, indicted for the murder, on the
night Of the 18th of July last of ex-police officer
Thomas H. Burnham, by shooting him with pis
to, was arraigned and plead "not guilty"
Henry Gambrill, indicted for the murder on the
night OF the I'D inst. of police officer BENJAMIN
Benton, by shooting him with pistol in the ripht
slde OF the neck, was arraigned and plead '.not
guilty" Chas F. Pitts and o. F. Hack, Esos an.
peared as his counsel. f''' up
State rs. David &. Bailey, (ncgro.) indicted for
committing an assault upon BENJAMIN Gehrmon
on the eth OF June last. The case was qivan ~
for the defence N"rt
State rs: Jacob Stewart, (negro, indicted for az
GsaIl' WIN intent TO commit rape, and also for a
simple assault, on Catharine Brown n e. "
woman on the night of the 5th June last in thr
vicinity OF W est and Light streets. Not gnilt, m m
hrst count but guilty on the second Fined 81 :"
ana sentenced to two months confinement So
for the defence. stone
state rs. Hermann Musselman. indictod f,r L..
ing dlsorderly house. Tried before Tho CnP NeeP
J @ guilty, and sentenced to paw fine of S9C
and costs-total S54 F"' Ae vi 9-'
10 o'clock. uii'h this morning al
Court OF COMMON PLrAs.-Hon. VIM. Mar
Court festerday: p W
Ihomas Symington as. Thomas III, Fulton and
affirmed N0'iiS' '"'s i'eH
L. l. Martin Bro. Us. Augustus Seemuller e
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,bo ~ -. Wlnchester, of New York, has furnished
III INV iork Tribune with a communication on
tmao tn supJect' from which we take the following
II mas oeen repeatedly asked. "If the beet residue
- 80 valuable material and its use so profitable to
tne maker, can an adeouata snnnIv be obatined?"
80 III france, Belgium and Germany there can
M DSs eSs Ihan 5000 beet-sugar manufactures.
af ltnch government ''Report' of the amount
IeSS 9ue Tor the year ending the 3lst OF July,
co, total product of 1872 tons, Wn1Sl
Sueu u 1852 tons of fresh beet-root III Inc
o,oa noui. vi reStdu,n was about 100000 tons Inc
p, vi sugar from the beet in Germany Is luli!
vi e ird M more than in France In this refuse mass
vi VI IoGouo tons we have supply of raw maietlat
su'hCleht to meet the largest demand. In addltioH
to the beet-root consumed in sugar making in
f lee; an equal amount is used in the ulS'lle"S r
VI spirit; so that no fears need be entertained Vi
deficiency.
me monument which is to be erected at iraguo, ~
III III ionor @ OF the late Marshal Radetzky, Is nG% P
1851! DJ see' at Nuremberg, in the fouhoI! " ybieh
scnnllet and Lenz Eight colossal hg ,nr ures
~ resent grenadicr, ariGeman, c1@l'o @ oD,d a
IEr9eSe chasseur, hussar, saor q landcr l',Io on
Dorderer, support the much loved c"mIi"t oost of
shields The figures of bronze; anu bnio monu-
all OF them is said to be perfect tne Ias of the
ment, which is % feet high from thc - tba Mar
mems feet to the tip of flag, when Is to II, mart
shaPs hand, weighs $50 cwt., ana tiie car, the
of the metal of which it IS mace was '"No
Sardnans during the war IN 1910
In the United States at present over h;ob 96O
per mills in actual operation 10 The Guanti-
oOo IONS ., is estimated at 275, 10000 po9ngs'
F ~ average value of 10 cehts-e4""
900, 900. r.. D;1oou,o+or
Judge Aaron IT, It He at one time represented
Mass, on oh,th Mass district in the House oil ne
nesonfatives Ine had served as Sta,5 trrst
RiIaJ a number of other posts OF puon' trust
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INQUESTS.

Coroner Battee, of the Southern District was
called upon yesterday to hold an inquest upon the
remains of Il colorcd woman about 80 years of age,
named Sophia Slackctt, who died very suddenly
about II o'clock on Thursday night last. She had
retired to bed at an early hour in the evening in
apparent good health, and at the hour above named
she arose and descended to the basement of the
house, when she fell to the floor. She was picked
up by some of the family and taken up stairs where
she expired in few minutes. The fact of their not
having any physician in attendance, induced some
of her relatives to send for the Coroner who pro-
ceeded to the house and summoned jury of inquest
After hearing the evidence in the case the jury rem
dered the following verdict: That ''the deceased
came to her death from enlargement of the heart
attended with spasms of the same organ" She re-
sided at No. IS Little Church street.
Coroner Sparklin, of the Eastern District, ycster-
day morning held an inquest on the dead BODY OF
Fr, derrick Ball, German, aged 5S years, residing
at No. 222 Dallas street. 1t appears from the ev-
dencc before the jury that the deceased had been
sick for several weeks past. He had been in the
habit of staying at the house above named during
the night, and begging during the rday. He came
to the house as usual on Thursday night and after
taking cup of coffee he retired to bed Nothing
unusual was heard during the night by the family,
but on going to his room yesterday morning, he
was found dead in his bed. After hearing the evi-
dence III the case, the jury rendered the following
verdict: "Thc deceased came to his death from
some cause unknown to the jury" 1t is stated
that there were symptoms of consumption and
drOpsy. lie was a single man.
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"a cents, which decline. Since then we hote
further decline with sales of 200 bbs at "a cents
the market has been irregular with sales of 100 bbs Ohio
23h cents and l25 bblS do. at "a cents There Is no
City Country offering, and no correct quotations can
be given.
FREIGHTS.-There no breadstuhs going forward TO
Liverpool and We quote nominay as fnows:-2s for
25d3Os for do in hhds 25s Virginia tobacco 20 for
Maryland do and 25s per ton for heavy goods. There
two vessels loading tobacco for Bremen at Us Two
for Holland at 25 and for lIavre at 2OS We noe
the following engagements this week "a schooner for the
West Indies per Dbl; brig of 600 bills for
Newfoundland and schooner for the British West Indies
on private terms In c0astwise eights there has been
slight improvement and we now quote coal TO New ork
at 81 80 Providence 81 80 to New Haven 80 and
to Boston No flour grain shipping. TO South
ern ports there is considerable amount Of freight offer
ing The rates New Orleans 62R cents per bAi.,
IOG12 cts per foot and s5 per ton; Mobile 12d15 cts
per foot 62k per bbl for flour $55OG6 per ton and
S5d9 per bb for whiskey TO Charleston 43 cts Tor
wet and 30 cts for dry bbs per foot, per bush
for oats and 81 IS per hid. for bacon
EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.
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POLICE INTELLIGENCE

Officer j. NJ. Robinson arrested yesterday a man
named Samuel West, charged with stealing six
pounds OF butter from stall in the Belair Market
the property of Charles Hawkins He was COM
mitted for further examination by Justice Nc
Allister.
William and George White were arrested yester-
day by officers Redgraves and Arnett, charged with
assautlng and beating with club Peter Douglas
with intent to kill. He was released on bail for hi.
appearance at court by Justice Morrison.
Garrett Duiiey yesterday arrested by officers
Dougherty and Love, the charge of stealing a
vest the property of NJ. Hecht, valued at S5. He
was committed for Court by Justice Mearis.
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.
Shipping gntelligtntt.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, SEPT. q

ARRIVED.
Steamer Locust Point Baker, from New York-mdse. to
A. C. Hall
Steamer Richard Willing, Claypole, from Philadelphia
-mdse to J. A. Shriver
schr. Emma shorter from Norfolk-wheat and corn to
schr A. Gibson Beaslsy from N Carolina-shingles to
Whedbee & Dickinson
Schr. Tecumseh, Thompson, from n Carolina shingles
to Whedbee & Dickinson
schr. Isaac Toucey Gould, from New ork-mdse to
Rose Lyon.
AT QUARANTINE
schr Geo W Grice, Palmer, 3 days from Charleston
cotton to C. Pendergasti c1r,ppD
:. Schr G. s. Adams, Newcomb, Wareham-E. Pratt &
schr Hannah Warwick, Warwick, Troy, N. Y
Steamer Richard Willing Claypole P il llelpha-J A.
Shriver.
Bark Chloe, Graves, Liverpool-Fitzgerald Booth 4
schr. Frank Day, Fisher, Troy, N Wv Rhoads &
Son.
SAILED.
Ship Leila Stafford, Rotterdam, in tow of steamtug
Schr. Enchantress, Simpson, New York.
ARRIVALS FROM BALTIMORE.
Schr. Emily Ann, Davies. Richmond 23d inst
Steamer Louisiana, Norfolk, 22d inst
Schr. Jane Fish Wiley, Calais, 10th inst
Schr. Benz. Franklin, Hart Calais. 10th inst
Brig Maria, Bailey, Boston, 22d inst
Schr, Star, Edwards Providence 2lst inst
CLEARANCES FOR BALTIMORE.
Schr. Mary II. Banks, Boston, 22d inst.
Str. R. Willing, CIaypoe, Philadelphia, 24th inst
Schr Scarsve, Berry from Boston for Georgetown, D
c., arrived at Holmes Hole, Goth inst, and sailed again
22nd
Schr. Open Sea Babbidgc for ST. Johns P R. to load
for Baltimore, sailed from st. Thomas, 9th ult
Schr, | B Il F l., Pharo from Alexandria, arrived at
Providence, 2lst inst.
Schrs. Daniel Brown, Head, and NJ C. Durfee Hall
from Alexandria, arrived at Fall River goth inst.
Schr Romp, of Baltimore spoken 18th inst, off
Bulls Bay, with sails split, trying to make harbor
EASTLRN PORTS.
NEW YORK, September 2S.-Ar. ship Roscius, Cadiz;
schr Christana Keen, Sagua. CID steamship Augusta,
SSavannah ships NJ Livingston, do Seamans Bride and
HaIa' M' san Francisco; Bazear Savannah Southampton
polie brigs lncea, Oporto; African Port au Prince
| Vile oi" ""iie"' '"oN''h
", PHILADELPHIA, September 2s.-Arr sebr. John
Beatty, Georgetown. ~ "' -
BoSTON, September 22.-Arrr ships Sultan Kev West.
Mary Cadz barks Asia, Greenock; John CiInin ioando,
canada Maanzas; Scotland, Caldera. brg SbihhnIatb
Bonaire CPd ship Compeer, Mobile; brig r W pacIar
C. Haytien. ' 'e ~ W. aoAer'
BOSTON, September 22-Noon-cpd BRIG E,ro,,o
Barbados. eAa'
SOUTHERN PORTS
RICHMOND, September 22-Arr schrs West Wind
New York; Omega Philadelphia CID schr George Hen
ry Philadelphia.
WILMINGTON, September 21-Arr schrs VIM Capes
New York; O. Francis, Rockland-Crd schrs W. l.
Spriggs, Philadelphia; j. Aumack. New York.
SAVANNAH, September 2l-Arr. steamship Mont
gomery New York; bark Indiana PHILADELPHIA; schr
Ann and Susan New York.
MOBILE, September 19-CPd ship Plymouth, Liver
NEW ORLEANS, September 1s-Cpd ship D. H Wat
jen, Bremen