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ELECTION LAWS.
EXTRACTS FROM AN ACT TO REGULATE ELECTIONS

Of Qualifications and Disabilities of Electors.
Sec. 10. Every white male citizen of the Unit
ed States, and every white male citizen of Mexi-
co who shall have been elected to become a
citizen of the United States under the treaty of
peace exchanged and ratified at Queretaro, on
the 30th day of May, 1913, of the age oftwenty-
one years, who shall have been resident the
State six months next proceeding the election,
and the county or district in which he claims
his vote, thirty days, shall be entitled to vote
at all elections which are now or hereafter may
be authorized by law.
Sec. IL. For the purpose of voting, no per-
son shall be deemed to have gained lost a
residence by reason of his presence or absence
on the service of the United States, nor while
engaged in the navigation of the waters of this
State or the United States, or of the high seas
nor while student any seminary of learning
nor while kept at any almshouse or other asylum,
nor while confined in any public prison.
| Sec. y. No idiot or insane person, or person
convicted of any infamous crime, shall be en-
titled to the privileges of an elector.
Sec. IA. A crime shall be deemed infamous
which is punishable by death Or by imprison-
ment in the State Prison.
| OfMe Place Of Holding Elections, and also of In
spectors, Judges, and Clerks Of Elections.
Sec. II. 1t shall be the duty of each Inspector
to be at the place where the polls are to be
opened in the precinct for which he is appoint
ed, from eigh o'clock in the morning until sun
set on the day of election. Should such Inspect
or not appear at eight o'clock in tho morning
the electors present at the place where the poll;
are to be opened, may appoint an Inspector fol
the precinct
Sec. IS. The Board ofInspectors for each pre-
cinct shall, before the time of opening the polls
appoint two suitable persons to act as Clerks.
Sec. 10. Before any election shall be opened
the Inspector, Judges and Clerks shall each be-
fore any officer authorized to administer oaths
take oath that he will faithfully and impair
TALLY discharge the duties assigned him by law
If there is no person present authorized to ad-
minister oaths, the Inspector shall administer
the same to the Judges and Clerks, and one Of
the Judges shall then administer the oath to the
Inspector.
Sec. 30. The Inspector shall be Chairman Of
the Board, and after its organization shall have
power to administer all necessary oaths, which
may be required in the progress of the election
He shall also have power to fill any vacancy
that may occur in the Board of judges, or by
absence or refusal to of either ofthe Clerks
after the polls have been opened.
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%sN%nm SHASTA CHAPTER ORR. A. MA
EznZ sons, No 9-The regular semi monthly
@sHzsS Meetings held at Masonic Hall every "a
and 4th Tuesday.
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CERTIFICATE


CERTIFICATE.
/, the undersigned, Governor of Hungary do
testify hereby, that DR.. L. ]. Czapkay has sery-
ed during the contest for Hungarian liberty, as
Chief Surgeon in the Hungarian army, with
faithful erseverance-whereof | have given
him this certificate, and do recommend him to
the sympathy, attention and protection of all
those who capable of appre.iatine patriotic
self-sacrihce and undeseryed misfortune.
KossUTH LAJos, Governor of Hungary.
Washington City, Jan. g. 1852.
BeA Spermatorrhoea, or local weakness, ner-
vous debility, low spirits lassitude, weakness
OF the limbs and back indispostion and incapa-
bility for study and labor, dullness ofapprehen-
sion, loss of memory, aversion to society, love Of
solitude, timidity, self-distrust, dizziness, head
ach, involuntary discharges, pains in the side,
affection of the eyes, pimples on the face, sex
ual and other infirmities in man, are cured with
out fail by the justly celebrated physician ana
surgeon, L. J. CzAPKAY.
His method of curing diseases is new. (uu
known to others) and hence the great success.
N II Z GREATEST DISCOVERY OF THE
Il Agei Greatest blessing to Mankindl In
nocent but potent. Dr. L. ]. CZAPKAY'S Pro-
phylacticum, (self-disinfecting agent,) a sure
preventive against Gonorrhna and Syphilitic
diseases, and an unsurpassed remedy for all
venereal, scrofulous, gangrenous and cancerous
ulcers, fetid discharges from vagina, uterus and
urethra, and all cutaneous eruptions and dis
eases As innoculation is sure preventive
against smallpox, so is DR.. L. J. Czapkay's Pro-
phylacticum preventive against Syphilitic and
Gonorh9al diseases. Harmless in itself, itpos-
sesses the power Of chemically DESTROYING the
syphilitic virus, and thereby saving thousands
OF debauchees from being infected with the most
ioathsome of all dieases. Let no young mar
who appreciates health be without DR.. Czapkay's
Prophylacticum. 1t is in very convenient pack
ages, and will be found convenient for use, be.
ing used as soap. Price SIS.
All letters must be addressed, L. J. Czapkay,
u. D., San Francisco. au2O;3m
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and delivered, or sent by the Inspector to the
County Clerk of the County in which the cleo
ton is held
Sec. So Tue said package shall be delivered
to the County Clerk by one of the Judges or
Clerks of election in person, or may be sent by
private hand, or by mail If sent by private
hand the person delivering it shall, before the
County Clerk, take and subscribe an affidavit
that the package wis delivered to him by one
of the Judges, manning him) that it has not been
out of his possession since it was received, and
has undergone no alteration while IN his pos
session. The affidavit shall be endorsed on the
package. If sent by mail, ii shall be mailed by
one of the Judges, and the postmaster shall
make on it an endorsement that he received 1t
from one of the Judges, (naming him.
Of the Penalties for Misconduct at Elections, and
for Violations Of certain provisions Of this Act.
Sec. %. If any person shall, directly or in
directly, any threats, menace or force, or any
corrupt means or device, at, or previous 10, any
election held pursuant to this act, towards any
elector, to hinder or deter him from voting at
such election or shall attempt by any means
whatever to awe, restrain, hinder, or disturb any
elector in the free exercise of the right of suf-
frage he shall upon conviction thereof, be fined
in any sum not exceeding five hundred dollars.
Sec. 80. If any person shall furnish any elect
or wishing to vote at any election, held pursu-
ant to the provisions of this act. who cannot
read, with ticket, such person informing oI
giving such elector to understand that it con-
| tains name or names written or printed there
on different from the name or names which are
written or printed thereon, such person shall
upon conviction thereof, be fined in any sum not
less than fifty nor more than five hundred dol
| la<r
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nR. L. J. CZAPKAY'S Private Medical and
IL Surgical Institute is on Sacramento street,
below Montgomery, opposite the Pacific Steam
ship Company's Office, San Francisco, California.
The Doctor offers free consultation, and asks no
remuneration unless he effects cure.
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ION MINlCATEDs

COMMUNICATED;
A Pic Nc AT EBENEzER, LorDoux Ca>-
M-ln order that persons at ii dista"> may
form some idea of the manner ir which
portlontof the citizens Of old nudoun en-
Joy themselves, at this Gay season "i the
year. will endeavu to give you short AZ
count Of Pic Mic hat came off near Eben-
ezer, on the I'D inst. under the manage
ment Of several highly respectable gentle
men.
At about 10 ocl"ck, A. NJ, persons might
be seen vending their way from every p"r-
ton OF the County, aud from the adjoining
counties of Fauquier and Clarke, 10 the beau-
tiful grove in which the entertainment was
given, and by half past ID o'clock, there
were present some three or four hundred
persons, among whom were some Of the
farest and most gifted and beautiful daugh-
tiers of old Loudoun.
When the announcement was made that
all things were ready for the commencement
OF the hop. there MAS Il simultaneous move
ment to the dancing platform OF the assem-
blage, aud such WAS the vivaclty and AMI
nation that characterized the graceful
movements of the fair ladies, that before the
day came 10 close, many who had refrain
ed from joining i'll the graceful and mno-
cent amusement for years, might be seen
n:mbly gripping upon the fantastic toe, to
the no little delight of the many Spectators
present.
will add that an accomplished gentle
man and teacher of the art of dancing WAS
present, and that many fashionable and Tan
cy dances were performed by some who had
been his scholars, and in style which gave
great credit 70 him as Il teacher, and Il
them as pupils, and which elected the mos,
unbounded applause from all present.
need not say. that dinner OF rare excel,
lence was prepared ON the occasion, and tha
the company was frequently refreshed dur
10 the day VIZ. ,Ii slsgaae and variety o
choice cake. of .ho no.
will also, mention, in hon ., an invi
casion that King Alcohol was Il, not 70 he
ted guest, and had the selt-respecrA>..--otu
present, unbidden, and that he had mo y
ries there. C2
Middleburg. Loudoun Co., Va, June
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AUCTION SALES.

yCkuSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE Rial
AND Personal PROPERTY. IN tAlh
tAN cot II.-By virtue ~ deed at tru>t "a
,.ut.d l., Mr. Jane IrIplstt, on the l"th III
December 1879, ant duly recorded III the hand re-
cord, ol FAIRFAX county, Virginia, the undeFsig"-
-l - trustee in saId deed named, vii! 0ner Tor
sail. At bubble auction, U'tae.ddg, tie 2"fa f'g
-, .Lf', 1859 ~ - o'r',"* ", al the residence
Of the -aii Jane K Tnpert. the following proper
~ Ia wit. The dover interest "t the said Jane H.
iriplett in aud u Il tract al LAND, IN the SAID
county uf Fairfax, which she resides. called
"ROi.ND HILL" and containing about 100
ACRES: ala" her life estate ia and 10 4 tract "i
LAND. adjoining the above, and containing about
100 ACRES. also. her dover interest III anu I"
The SLAVE Is. OF winch her husband, Hcorg' W
IrrrtI died seized and possessed: ais" MI hr'
Household and Kitchen Furniture. SlOth, Farm
ing implements. Ne. Terms made known ut sale
SAMUEL X. JOHNSTON. Trustee.
ID And on WH,d'g. be 2l.f dag Of J"Ly
ls.4. | will offer tor sale III front of the Mayor
office III the city "t Alexandria, Va, the HE eS-
tate Of the said Jane X. Trlplett. III and {" ~
SHARES of STOCK of the CORPORATION oi
ALEXANDRIA Terms at sale.
SAMUEL K. JOHNSTON. Trustee.
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MAUI York Cattle Market.

There has been quito an excitement Tie pat
oL !, Albany amongst the cattle dealers. They
have been devising means to save ,hth.tI's IRON
ruinous losses, aud agreed to Withhold" my e e.
,' ,,ncL from the New York city market until
;o, ;mrrove The rate has been a. low IL SIX
rsnts r. ID. The Argus ssys:-"There will :" for
,rnrd 900 head that were held over last week,
AIS head of this weeks receipts, and bali n those
,rot war. taken over the Erie road, besides the
tity r cent ns,d o.cr 1T R"rIen. 10 VIII hot he
out Of the way to estimate that there are at least
1900 brought from the West by the Central and
Eric roads to be thrown on the New iofk ana
Brighton market this week ana the former may
also receiy. some from Philadelphia, ~ we notice
that lou head were sent from there last week.
This is certainly no pleasant contemplation to
holders. They must lose from IS to $40 e head
ON their droyes and in some instances even more
sill he Lost
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GRAND FOURTH OF JULY EXCURSION TO
PINEY POINT, OLD POINT. NORFOLK,
Ann PORTSMOUTH

THE fine, safe. and c"mmoLi
- 49, inus steamer POW HAlaN, VIII
make mn excursion {" the above mentioned place.
leaving her berth. foot "i 9TH -fr-rt, on sunday
morning, the Sd instant, at o'clock, arriving al
Uld Point Comfort at \. VI. aud Norfolk al y
VI. Monday the lIh ui July, rem aiming AT N"iiolk
sufficiently long t. admit "t VISIT to The ""'r''
NAY, Yard and the .rlcndid Government steamers
Lancaster anl Roanoke.
Returning will leave Norfolk at I. VI. an Mon
duy, stopping AT OH Point until after the grand
display al rr works at this celebrated place, aud
allowing five hours Tor the enjoyment Vi salt hath
ing, dancing. &c, returning I" Washington on
Tuesday
The Powhaan Will stop. going and returning, t.
take of aud land passengers ut Moore "nd other
landings.
IN. table will he plentitully supplied with fresh
fish crabs oy ,trrs aud other dcllcac"- which Will
be ser, ci in the bert style
Fare Tor the round trip. including meals. ="
y" disor.lcrly person, permitted Oh board.
Tickets can be obtained nn board of the boat, or
nt the Cnmpanv's Office No. 81. PcnnSy wanna ave
uue, neat t. Browns Hotel
GEO. T.. MATTlNGLl,
Ticket Agent Potomac Steamboat V"nany'
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The Markets.

BALrrsoRk, June 29.-Flour hu- declined Z''''
Hossrd Street and Ohio AT st'o" Ihere Wa
ma Wheat offered to-day. Corn closed finn; white
ooc.,.,, provisions unchanged. Whiskey clio
ssd quiet at 21sc.
NV YORK, June 20-Fl"ur has declined i"'''
closing unsettled; State $5.%"@s1''O; OHIO sow
mss 30: Southern s6.2O@ :6.7j. Wheat closed
with n declining tendency "ni n"min"lly declined
omsc.; new Southern white Zoe; dc" red ''"''-
ror, closed with MI advance al Pc; mixed 'l9
,ouow s6M, $50 Pork closed dull mess
s,s.,2@sl625; prime sl3l2. Lard closed S'e"-
Az Whiskey closed duh. stocks a'c hi9her--
Va IS 97 No. IS Ste.
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THREE FARMS, TWO of 400 ACRES EACH,
AND ONE of 331, IN PRINCE WILLIAM
rDUNry VA FOR SALE

FINUE subscriber desiring 10 leave the State. now
/ offers for sale ms land, III Prince W illlam
County Va. lying north of, aud immediately upon
the turnpike leading from Ihoroughiare I" "alns
,:lc, Two stations upon the Manassas Gap hhh
road. ,
mi. land. containing in all ll57 ACRES, i.
divided i.tu three separate and distinct FARMS.
living ruch upon the above named turnpike. when.
for th, .ak. Of convenience, will be designated "a
FARMS Nc. !. =, aud :.
These FARMS possess the advantage of being
situated in pleasant ana healthy ncighhorh'"a.
TT The DWELLINGS and OUT HOUSES ur
IL nn all three are inferior.
The soil, generally -andy, with -uhsoii "i cray
Is Of good quality, and highly susceptible OF I'M
provement.
FARM No. |, through which the railroad pass
e.. distant a half mile from Ihoroughiare station,
contain. FOUR HUNDRED ACRES, 300 clear
oil land ANA 100 in fine wood ard TIMBER.
This FARM il well watered; the fencing, both
frontier ana interior, is Ill excellent order.
This FARM does not aijon the other two, be-
ing half mile from the one, ana mile from the
other.
FARM No. 2, distant one mile from thorough
fare and three from Gainesville, also contains
FOUR HUNDRED ACRES, 30 cleared, and the
remainder III wood ANA tiMper. lH's RAM" q
also well watcred
FARM No. 3. distant a mile and hmi from
Tnorouchfare, and q miles from Gaincsville, con
tains THREE HUNDRED aud THIRTY -SEN IN
ACRES 2jU cleared, and the remainder IN wopi
Upon this farm there i, bat little timber. 1t lies
however adjacent to farm No. 2, upon which Their,
i. sufficient quantity Of timber for hoth should
they he purchased hy the came individual
| will sell these Farms together, or separately
to suit the wishes OF purchasers.
Persons desiring t" purchase cheap lands "r'
politely requested t" call and look At these farms
which viii hc chc.rtulIy shown them hy the sub
-crib.r. Bong extremely anxious t" sell, mN
terms. in all respects, will he accommodating.
For further information, address the subscriber
Mt Thoroue htarc station. Manassas uap Railroad
Prince William County, Va.
CASSIUS CARTER.
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REMARKS.-rhe market Is very d"ii-"'"'n
ar very hot, and but little doing. There Is tut
limited demand for Flour. aud prices have Il"
cliniug tendency Union street S"peFhne'S re''''-
ing Mt x6s7ImS7. Some old Wheat Is '''i com
-, !, lint !, j. difficult to find buyers. and quota
tions are altogether nominal. Cor" i '''"'''''
and we have no sales to report Rye ana o"'s
h.ayy. The new clip of Wool Is coming III freely
and hnds ready sale. We have no change TO note
in quotations since our Last.
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BY +. NJ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
SALE THIS DAY.

fINRl 81 SALE " REAL. ih'i IN ! = = Il"
| der authority "f deed Of trust, dated the lsth
OF March, leJs. and duly recorded III liber /. No.
: PAGE 81 Of the land record, OF Alexandra com
~ | will offer Tor sale hy auction. "n Ihr''""J
fhc 3Dfi Rdy Of Jnnc, lcJJ, Al ii o'clock, \. W.
in front OF the Mayor orhcr, III the city Of Alien
undria two undivided thTd PDris "t the quarter
square Of ground III said city situated al the S"n'h
west corner OF the intersection ui hing and west
streets, sinaing on King street l2a feet inches
more ur less, aud on West street 40 i".t ihcheH'
%ITrt more or less. The improvements embrace u
u larsr WAREHUl 81, an excellent business
oI,iIl Al the corner, and number Of romin"dicu-
brick and frame DWELLINGS, Of medium ~
and small sizes all in good order. Terms, Ii
cash. lie l!-,oril X. JOHNSTON, Trustee.
I,uMMloSlONERs SALE OF Landry
yir,ur Of - decree Of the Circuit Court Oi Ian
lax county pronounced at it, June term, 1875, III
the case OF j. G. Gunnell, ". Robert Kirby and Il
II Wheeler, We shall, on .h"nudg, tie lsm dGg 81
JaIy ..yf Court day. III front Of the Courthouse
Of said county, offer public auction, To the hisa
est bidder the following described tracts Oi land
Viz:
The tract of land belonging to the said Robert
kirby situated on Puhick Greek, III FAIRFAX c"ub
~ md containing TWO HUNDRED AND SEW
ENTY -SIX ACRES. 1t has upon Ita comfortable
DWELLING and out building, good orch
A::i AID, aud is very productive farm. Inc creek
i. uayigable up to this land. Also
tract OF Land belonging {, The SAID IL II
Wheeler situated also on said fohck Greek, anu
containing TWO HUNDRED AND THlhll
-. TWO ACRES 1t has apon It good DIV H.
Ell Ling HOUSE and other building, and pro
ducrs we'll The creek is navisab!e within half d
mile OF this land.
Terms OF SALF.--One- tenth Of tho purchase
money will bc required III hand a. deposit, liable
to lie forfeited upon the i"iiUrc u the purchaser L
comply with the terms OF sale, nhd The residue II
| three instruments, AT TX, twelve, hhi clghtttl
| months, with interest from the day ui SUE, I" h'
secured by The bonds OF the purchaser, sud re
tention of the title until the whole OF the purchase
money shall be paid.
CHRISTOPHER NEALE. C.o,,rs
THOMAS j. MURRAY. -,
WILLIAM ii. Dl LAAl. 81,
ALFRED MOSS.
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DIED.

In Washington, the 2sth iniTOT LEWIS
we're and painful illness, WASH
- 1,;... n, after long md painful illne--
~ ""'u."s Of the 2sth instant JANET b.
rclct Of The la
v.sr uf her a ~. z..z---, -r.-u....=x-s
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ph,,adelphis Cattle Market, June 90.

The demand for Beef Cattle hns decreased Jar
ing ,be mast week, and prices are leading down
wards and have fallen one dollar on the spnartd'
This is owing to the large quantity aud not wealth
or. Some extra quality sold for ; ILL.," 2 -"
which was caused by the supplies being
than the demand. The offerings amounted to
1890 head nearly ali II which were disposed OF ~
common rates. The following vas the raAS o.,
prices for Beet Cattle today; choice q""!tS 81
r. an a. nrime - so to 50; fair - to Fs.2-, o.
diuary s. so to s.; common Sou to SIl2t
About q, 900 Sheep were offered aud sold at about
4sc p h. gross for fat Sheep.
TN. arrival Of Hogs reached .uo head I'M" week'
aud sold at prices ranging from ssa" t" s''2' the
100 H.. net
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MARRIED.

On the 22d ultino, at Morley's Hotel, Ira c
gar Square, London, by the Rev. Frederic
Finch, GEO MAY, esq. of Baltimore, to ELlTh,
BETH ARABELLA, youngest daughter -.
late John j. Palmer, esq, Of New York.
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n.y- LADIES FAlR.-A Fair t"r the renoht
=, ..i,,v,vrr, CnrR,H." Piedmont Parish, Will
hs hsl1 st Piedmont Station, Mhnas'ls Gap haIi-
road ON the 9TH. stb. and gin days OF Jniy All
disposed to prove themselves friends IN nee" are
respectfully invited. u
,v,wIJLED COTTON puCk.--iust received n
lot of heavy Twilled Cotton Duck. suitable Tor
Tdreshing Sheets. lie 3Ol BRYAN y ApAMS
AYoTICE.-i shall Ice prepared !" iende, ny
IN accounts about the first OF jay
4 sONW !. u. STEWART
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BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
Further Details of the Foreign News.

..,,.,r..J.d an th.
N"uh' yuan '"' ' i
command Of the second division III the Aus
..,,. D., ,,.o S,E,.t Itw,. rsported
'''"" ~ ~
that Grn. rban had repulsed "'h' wal
,I1i,;,n.l ,,.tr;,r forces wer. moving
,.,..,,j. I,.l, and N,n,l.,u demands leo
mn, mar. man +, h.s..e tn. Austrian for
.ro..o. rh. Au-,ri,us at Mautua are re
,or,.J =, H.. ,r.n,riu, +, attack the Allies
TN. mobilization Of the Prussun army and
III. mar. hostile attitude of Germany, have
.r.,,oI wu,h uu.u,iness.
E.,,h ,,s..d tbr,urh France, IN rouis
,.,,.,.
prime. N,,,leon', corps had commenced
moving.
,,,al l,, Lord
~ ~; ,,,,,,o
'''''''',' ,h.
w,.,,brr IA. been favorable for the growing crors.
Flour closed yer! dnii' At ~, ,,.'" -, ,,,I
he". '"''' WV; WV" TT S,r,b.rn l0m l@,.
corn tending downward ut the close, with slight
decline ''"ee TUESDAY tep"' h;,. y. y, :. ID
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AL n A N A c
Ma Rim E LIS 7
poag OF ALKiANDRIA-JUNE 20

PORT OF ALAhASDhlA-JlNh ~.
. RRlvEp
----.-Az4----uis, Holmes Hole, plaster &c
J. c. Nsvett.
schr Marietta Burr, Nickerson, Boston, to NJ
Eldridge.
schr. Daniel Brown, Head, Fall River to BOr-
den Mining Co.
Schr. james House, Sprague, Folly Landing, to
Borden Mining Co.
Sohr Anna NJ. Edwards, Edwards, Norfolk, to
D. B. Smith.
Schr Triune, Weaver, Nomini, cora and wheat
to Robinson Payne.
schr Farmer, Reed, Rappahaunock River, corn
to Robinson & Payne
:. SAILEp.
Rarqps Fempleman, tBF.) Balmanle, British
Colonies, by Fowle 1 Co
Schr Palestine, Cambren, Providence, by I. D.
Mchs6ey.
sehr. Lydia Ann, Weaver, Cohasset Narrows, by
Borden Mining Co.
schr Sydney C. Jones, Tuthili. Cohasser Mar
rows, by d. B. Smith.
Steamer Columbia, Harper, Baltimore, by Wheat
/ Bro.
MRN0RASpA.
Brig Hannah Balch Matthews, for this port
sailed from Esstport, 10th inst.
Brig Moonlight Small for this port cid at Dos
tom, 25th inst.
Sehr NJ. C. Durfee. Hail. from this port, arrived
ct Fall River, cath inst.
Schr Mary C. Hopkins, Maulsbury, for TINS
port. sailed from Newport. e6th inst.