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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-14
nv SATURDAY EVENINGS NAILS.

S,,s>1u CONGRESSIONAL DIs1RIcT--A
,o.,inr of delegates from the Seventh Con-
u-...ional District, was held at the St. Charles
Ir,,L Yesterday afternoon, Maj. IL. W.
.r,,'ms, in the Chair when resolution was
.i.m,.l. recommending the holding of a
I,n,,p,jnn in the city of Alexandria, on the
.,.r Thursday in March, for the purpose of
,'n.drring the propriety of nominating Il
ondija,e Of the Wing and American party
=, rerre,cnt that district in Congress.-Rich.
Wig
DyA1n OF Col. Tuos. +. BorToS. AT ST. JO-
.,pH. Move regret to perceive that this
..,imable gentleman. a native Of Virginia,
3,ad IN the 9th of December last. lie was
distinguished lawyer at st. Joseph, Mo-
,monc the resolutions passed in honor OF his
,osmory, was the following:
Resolved, That in the death ofCol. Thorn
- f.. Bottom, the Bar of st. Joseph has lost
-, member who gave it character by his dig
fled department., his legal attainments, his
Uniform urbanity and his pure morality.
Col. B. formerly represented Amelia in the
Virginia Legislature with distinguished hor-
or.-Ri"i Enquirer.
Trial or rnr Rev. DANIEL DowNEY.-The
third trial Of the Rev. Daniel Downey for
III. killing of VIM. Mullins, commenced here
IN Yesterday, Judge Kinney of Rockingham,
rresidng. The trial is progressing more
rapidly than heretofore. and we think the eyi-
dence before the jury differs somewhat from
That educed at the former trials.
Counsel for the Commonwealth, Col. ".
n Harman and Capt. VIM. S. II. Baylor;
for prisoner, Robert l.. Doyle. esq.-.&ann-
ton J'mdirGtor.
rSIvrRsITY OF VIRGINIA-We learn from
reliable private sources that there is some
lit,e Typhoid fever at the University; One
student died some two weeks ago and there
are now two cases, both of which, however,
ARE very mild. There is no apprehension OF
il, material increase.-Fred Herald.
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A L II A N A C
1859
1853
n Ar NE LIS T
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA-FEBRUARY IL.

ARRIVED.
Schr s. q. King Andrews, Philadelphia, to 5.
Shinu
Propeller J. Jerome, Jerome, Philadelphia, 10
Wm. II. Fowle 4 Son.
SAILED.
Propeller Diamond State, Kerwin. Baltimore, by
Wheat ( Bro.
MEMORANDA.
Schr. Stranger. Blackwell. from Georgetown, ID.
g., rived AT New York, 10th inst.
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NVOTICE.-The subscriber has taken out letters
u of administration the estate vi Thomas
&. Atkinson. decd. Persons indebted {" the es-
ta,r are requested to make early payment {" him,
md creditors will please ME their cla'nIs with hiu
verified by affidavit.
jal l0--sotf :. FERGt sun bsACh'
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Man N THE RrGHr PLACE.-THOMAS WIN.
SMITH is respectfully presented to the public,
aud recommended as a most suitable person to
all satisfactorily the Office of Superintendent Of
'a'. The man should be selected for the place,
And not tho place for the man.
'eb lt-,.3t. SECOND WARD.
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SSeafpTJ
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
Indian Fight,

81. Louis, Fob. IA fight occurred the
18th January, near Chester, Nebraska, be-
tween fifteen Pawnee Indians and sixteen
white men. Three of the Indians were kill
ed and several wounded. The affair was
caused by an attempt Of the Indians to out
rage white woman.
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oW'S BROWN WINSOK P.-Bnlfs
/ Ssrsap.riiia; Ground Fiaxse.f; White CASTLE
soup. Cut;lei.h boue; Pearlash; Refined Bora2:
C,rinmou SEED Is>u,ou Gun Drops ust received
and tnr.aIeb y JAS. ENTWISLE, Jg.,
nbi Apothscary, "a King st.
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BY ). J. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

By ;. J. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UyCET.
i HOLD AND KITCHEN FUkNlIL.l.--.
virtue Of deed Of trust executed Icy A. s :. ...-
son. the undersigned, for the purposes in 'ae .'d
deed mentioned will sell At Public Auction, .; -.
% South Royal street, ON Tuesday morning GcHsr
the 18th inst. commencing ut IL o'clock, 4. u,
the following HOUSEHOLD AND hiItAAI
FURNITURE, consisting in part Of The ....-
steads, Beds and Bedding; Three Sets C--'.si
One Large Sofa Two Looking G!asa'si Js'Co
Stoves; Three Carpets; Book Case; Hat !,a..i
Tables; Wardrobe, &c.
All sums of $50, and under, the cash W.. /, :e-
CURED, and tor all sums over $50, sixty de- sc d.
will be given upon approved endorsed mote -
property TO I've removed until the terms %. So =
complied with. R0BT. |. SMITH, I.u-'...
fab ~
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CtHERIFF'S StLE OF FREE Y EH L D + :
- FOR STATE TAXES.-Irom and after The
18th day Of February. 1850, l will expose to sale.
according I, law, provided for in such cases, ALL
FREE NEGROES. who have not paid their State
Taxes for the year 1855. Said sale TO take place
upon the stand in the Market Square, at O'Clock,
A. NJ, from day to day. so fast they can he ar
rested until all are disposed Of
c. VI. CASTLEMAN, Deputy Sheriff
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Nnw YORK, Feb. l2-The New York Her
aid has advices from Port-au-Prince, contain
ing interesting particulars Of recent events
there. The troops Of President Jeffard en-
tered the capital on the l4th, and the city
surrendered without firing gun, and the
Republic proclaimed Soulouque abdicated.
A guard escorted him on his way To the
British steamer Melbourne but the mob Was
50 excited that he took refuge in the French
Consulate. He afterwards embarked with
hi, family and treasure, and arrived at King
stDn.
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The Canadian Seat Of Government.

ToRoNro, {. W, Feb. 1.-THE Queen de-
cision in favorof Ottawa rs the seat of govern
mrnt Of Canada, was carried in the Legisla-
tive Assembly last night by a majority offve.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-14

DULwERS NEW NOVEL COMPLETE
ID What viii lie Do With l., by Pisi,rraiue
Ca>ton , Sov-l ny Sir L. Bnl,'er Lyunu, now
complete, - 81. foG ,av t..
iau IL ROBERT BELL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-14

soMBRERO GUAN0.
The richest PHOSPHATE GCAAO known
Having accepted the Agency for the sale OF this
article in Washington, Georgetown, and Alexan-
dria. full supply will always be kept on hand.
1t is put up in bags and barrels. Particular at
tenrion is asked To the following analysis by Dr.
X. H. Stahlcr.
Organic Matter yiebling immonia.............. $50
pbnsnbste of Lime 90
Corhoro,e AZ linn. ...... 600
pbo.nb,t. of iron Sand minimum. 500
w. ...................... 10
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-14

4 FORTUNE OF 10000 DOLLARS
n TO BE HAD FOR 20 DOLLARS,
IN WOOD, EDDY cos.
DELi ARE STATE LOTTERY,
Glass lJ2, to D, drawn in Wilmington, Delaware.
On Saturday, February %, 1859,
In which are embraced the following
BRILLIANT CAPITALS:
Prize Of $4,000,
Prize uf $4,000.
Prize of S20,00o
Prize Of $4,000.
Prize Of 10000.
Prize Of 1000.
3..3sG fril-s in the Scheme amounting TO
I.20J.S6i DOLLARS.
= NumbeTs--l@ Drawn Ballots.
Nearly One Prize to every Two Tickets.
Whole Ticket. 800: Halves SlO: Quarter -.
Order. addr.> .ei % WOOD, EDDY CO.,
feb ll-iSt Wilmington Dclawar'.
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AUCTION SALES.

VALUABLE WAREHOUSE AND LOT or
Y GROUND AT PUBLIC SALLY F.-..e
of Il decree of the Circuit Court OF Ai,Aauir.a
County Va. rendered at he May term, !sye, D.
the suit of Waters. Zimmerman i Co.. 3D.. -.ts,
against jaime. 4. English, defendant. tie rrier-
signed. rs Commissioner therein named NJ p.o-
cce, to SELL in front of the premise. Al gi.. sc,
on Saturday, the 26th day of March, 1883 g., -
~ o'clock. VI, three-story BRl'k NAlE-
GM HOUSE and LOT OF GRotAb, situated
ON the east side of Fairfax, between King and
Cameron streets, in the city of AlcNaE':'a. Va,
and recently occupied by James A. EHs.3-l, SIS a
Hardware Store. The lot fronts about .. .gt. n
Fairfax street and extends back. easiwa'a!y, !:3
feet inches more or less. The Warehouse IS
large. well built, and conveniently arraufod' acG
the location, ~ business stand renders i4:s !!o-
perty very valuable.
TERMS OF SALE--0ne- tenth OF me lr',-1sc
money to Le paid in hand and the resaU. ~ ...;
equal instruments, Al G, II, and is Mt"'.s o -
the d..y Of sale--to be evidenced by bond, e. g
purchaser with good personal security he'rin 20.
crcst from the day Of sale; the title 10 nc retf d
until the purchase money Is fully pail, aao lie
property liable TO be resod Cor is!irls .. &c
purchaser 10 comply with the term. Q: so''
WILLIAM ]. TJBMA%,
fob l1-onWts Comm sSi0u.r rt 81 :.
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Nj. VERNON, the TOMB of WASHINGTON

Sf For BOSTON.-With dispatch, the fast
stxssiling Schr. SAMUEL ". SMITH, Capt
sherwood. For freight apply to q.
Nh II NJ, ELDRIDGE, Union Wharf.
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L. WHEELER, Agent, No. 81 LOUISIANA AVE
l.. SrE, OPPOSITE CENTRE MARKEr. WAsHIs"
Ton CRY. offers tor sale at lowest cash prices
Bar Iron. Sheet Iron. Steel.
Tin. Zinc, Bar and Sheet L-sd
Bendcn's Patent Horse Shoes, and general
assortment Of HARUW ARE, BUILDING MATE
RAILS and TOOLS.
WASHINGTON. feb lI-eo3m
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EtRM FOR RENT.-Thc FARM Belonging 20
L. Mrs.. G. Barker, in Fairfax County, We, y
offered for rent, aud possession given Immediately.
This Farm il situated about one mile from tuags
Station, % the Orange and Alexandria Raiic'at,
and is highly productive, being nearly Al! y! Il n
I-.a bottom land. The buildings consist v.
-G:A comfortable DWELLING, largo barr, SRI
out buildings, all convenient and in good rcpa...
Terms accommodating. ANY information IN re.
laton 10 the farm, may BIO had by application 20
the subscriber. JOHN u. PEALA.
ian 2y-eu2w
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DlVIUEND.-Th Directors of "Sarepta Hall
- Company" have this day declared divi-
lrnd Of sou per share, payable 10 The Stockhol
d,r., or their legal representatives.
\ meeting of the stockholders will be held On
the 18th instant. nt = O'clock the Hall. ior the
election Of Directors for the ensuing year.
feb ll--3, ANDREW JAMESON Sec'y
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ORDER OF THE COUNTY COURT, IN re-
Lntinn 10 he Hrina 81 EREE NEGROES--

~ iotion to The Hiring ~ FREE NEGHOkS.-
Ordered. That all free negroes in this County,
VIII" have failed 10 pay their taxes or levies, for
the wear ISIS. and who have no visible property,
out of which the same can he made Icy distress,
bc hired ou, by the sheriff Of said County. accord
ing TO law
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-26

EOTsi,sn srtd Domestic Mails.
TINE OF CLOSING AT TIE NEW YORK oFFICs.
Oosssaic- nortl-Aihany; Buffalo and Canada 7. n
western Has,i Via Size sK 81: 4. Il. aads +. 4
South and southwestern
aasssin man. By railroad 4 Il Il s aaa 3
suSpA, MANS. On Sunday ahmails close .tskis omae
CAIyossrA. ~ steamer, via Panama. Saturday.
The overland Man for California issyes ), Lca.
every Monday ard Thursday, ut a n. Ietiers
desisned for it should be a.arksd "OvorSao, Wis
sLAxx The Overland xail from f. Joseph o to sa
Lake city, leaves g. Joseph esery saturday al
"a q. q n ,, Letters should be marked Overland
60 PACIFIC by steamer via Pansms. Saturday,
HAv.sA 81 steamer Black warrior Saturday; ;
NrxIso From New ore.n: By Steamship ienne.se r. Or
tire LIST and 18th Of each month Letters should
be placed in the once at New YORK sir days pro
vtous 70 the above date)
EuRor.. .... By steamship Lebanon for Liverpool,
BANANA On day ai.r the arrival Of each ai:ar
rnonth, ths s,samer EarnsE viii be despsShso
With mails for the Bahama Islands, to be landed
A. Nassau, n 2. The United States postage will
be I'VE cents per hall ounce on letters End two
cents on each newspaper. TO be collected Ia MI
cases In the United States, thOse sent re-
ooyed.
TINE OF CLOSING At THE LONDON OFFICE
Inpi..Tbe Overland Mail India closea IN L. ndon &c
ioilovs:-via Marseies, the sd aud 18th Of
each month. Via southampton the 18th aud
eth
Via Karssies the i0h Goth Via south
smnton ith srd Seh.
AusTEAuA Wis esrseIes add srez the 10TH Via South
Inptcn ana su.l 18th.
NsuBIrrus Wa kden the h sud 2TtA NJ the month
RAIL ... Via Southampton on the 9th OF the month
mails at London falls sunday they up Oh The
evening previous.
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Rirff,.
MnIIGAS.O On Friday, Jan. %, at Paris, the vito of
Bayard Aillgan, of New Orleans, Of a daughter
1rrrsNs

1ErrsoSs
ACKrArp-RIpIPT-On Thursday evening Feb o. at
the residence OF the BRIDES father by the Rev Joseph F.
Graham, THOMAS r. ACKLASD Mss hARRIEr l. RBIEr,
all Of tii!s ely.
AIExASDER-EANE.-On Thursday, Jan. 20 by the Rev.
r. K Thompson JOHN II. ALEXANDER or this city, 70 JKs
ME, youngest daughter of Robert Earle Esq, Of Sing
Sing, N. y
HAIESBlcK-BRAD.- Tuesday, Feb. %, by the Rev.
R. Hanks, d. D., Of the Attorney street H. f. church. Wx
H. tA1IENBrCK to Miss Lucy a. BRAID all Of this city
ST. Louis papers please copy
PMME-AIIEouB.-On Monday, Dec o. 1858, at the re-
sdepce OF Dr. Lounsberry No. II Jane street. Mr. CHAs.
WEBB PRIME " Mss MARGUERITE AsIoINKrIE AIEouD, both
Of this city.
Reconsideration Wednesday evening, Feb. %, at the
residence OF the brides father by the Rev. Mr. Armage
Mr. BISHOP REAER to Miss HANNAH NJ KEEN, eldest daugh
ter of ". A. Keen, ESQ all Of this city.
Rockland, Me-, and New Orleans papers please copy.
ReGs- BRlGHr-ln Washington d. c., on Thursday
evening, Feb "a Mr. LAwRAsoS RIGGS, Of New York, to
MISS MARY t. daughter OF the Hon. Jesse D. Bright, OF
Indiana.
RussnL-DpK.-In ths city, on Wednesday, Feb. %,
by the Rev. Boomer Hart, ALEXANDER W. RUSSELL, of
Brooklyn, TO Miss MARY JANE, daughter of John Dick
ESQ.,, of New York, formerly Of White Plains, N. Y.
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bill has Passsd the Senate OF Illinois, and ia expected
become law, Of which the annexed is an ABSTRACT
The Treasurer Of The State is compelled TO give one
mouth notice, by publication in three day papers 10
Eew York of tho time aud place of the semi annual pay
ments of interest on The State debt He s provided,
shall remain =. the place Of said payment ten days alter
the time appointed and after the expiration OF that tune
all coupop,, and bonds having no coupons shall be pre-
scented 70 him at Springfield -
The transfer Office in New York abolished and in place
thereof Commissioner Of Deeds in that city Is empowered
Acknowledgements OF transfer the back Of the
bond which holder may desire to sell and that acknow
ogmept shall be evidence OF ownership IN the party IN
wbose favor il ia made Bonds which have 10 coupons
may be sent to Springfield and the owners may receive
therefor coupon bonds pay able to bearer.
The Funding Laws OF lS47 repealed, and the opera
ton Ct the Law Of 1857 is extended TO JANUARY 1890 Aer
the latter date all indebtedness Of whatever kndcana
scrip Governors scrip Thornons scrip interest certG
Gates, unpaid coupons-evey thing except bondsafe de-
clared vCd.
1t is made the duty OF the Governor, Auditor and Trea
eurer to sopay inspect every bond and all sorp
other evidences OF debt presented at under
this act for liquidation or pay ment Of interest," to
tain the gennineness of the same; and register Of the
number &c, Of the bonds, Sc, presented, shall BE-
kept.
The Governor forbidden pay State indebtedness out
OF any fund set apart for the purchase of the State debt
al price above the nominal value OF the but if he
cannot buy At the prices to which be is limited by this
he shall apply all such moneys to the liquidation OF the
bonds maturing in 1850.
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37L Prime ~.ses was erm with small sale Of Illinois AZ
sls and sales of 30 bbs beef hams made at SIT TO-
lard was steady With faes Of 400 500 bbs and terces
a. l2c a l2Jsc Bitter and cheese were steady, and
prices unchanged a.
tho latter figure for strictly prime The news from
Charleston was more favorable and Noticed considerable
SUGARS were quiet sales having reached only about $50
q 200 bids New Orleans, at 1kc. a7xc.
ToRAcco is in moderate request pssses without change
The Gales embraced "A hbds. Kentucky at SIC. Tic
100 bales Havana CSC 34c; IA 2cases seed leaf at
2ec.: 81 do. Florida at &c. o 2oc
wnssEy sales embraced about 400 bbls, a, &c
q Pike, chiefly at the latter figure
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sis s1 s s -;
Il s sSss: . isS' ssa sis 1 =
Higgins c.TssU.: e.. Bosom 'ss..
gina bs SS or &
EG J1c Passn Hasss Por,sud q. Nyofs; s,ssmsr As
ar nGs Tsn:moSnt John Papen Adsds
rom Bo:.s ship i anchor G he sound pro-
sJsS ,sss-A :ss. ,.sss Lewis.
5svD Ss 5as; ;i 81 I:s
pd shy s RI. Sa.s- Fl soas
% Ksy ke%sS. s.s Ss.s F ss.s
ssiS::.os iSd.nO: :p. % .ss%ssS,s Tssss wl:ss:
ssss,s ss DIVE s: VII sSss
S% vi Es @ y kns
Ssad S :ss$. 3 Sssssa
Boen State lslanasr Porass clp0r
sd eS heaM saut wsss.n
,MNEwRgRYPoRr Feb schrs Lie Boat Bayley Nay
Oh Fob Par schr Brown Stone Darling Eliza
RSse % d
York Charles. Coleman dro@ Ianaonl do wa.ahman hen
Ce Sheldon so SS sssH Nary and jas
WMi,%sinsion NO. Ocean Bird Gibbs 0om do, saamors
smith eGvsrn o% Ts Rise Sssao sE SaScy
aSsff aS% SS Geo
Greenwich NYork Grace Darling Collamors ron Warren
DemaraTa; q Jones Herald, Harriet Freems an East
smith futile, Surprise, Colorado fsrne bound
rM-An scbrs Lozier Prentice, and Hazard, Wilson,
NEW LoNDnM reo 23-Cld schrs Mountain Avenue, Green
n rnslelphia; Isabel Lppinco and John Oliver saun
H AZ FEB Hchr John a Smith Bran
NLondon.
PASS OAvAIIo, Feb BAR schrs Thos Potter Mott,
st Thomas for lndanoa 10 load for NYork, freight be
PHiLA pEIPHrA. Feb 2s-Arr schr B Bean, Merrill N
fell Pbnney Nyork; schrs Heckscher 5ubDs Cardenas
PORTLAND. Feb 22-Arr brig Forest City, Balm Cienfae-
CID 2d, bark Bridge Woodbury., MAtanzas briss Ida
Rogers, Rogers st Jago Thomas ,ch Hastings Cenue
PROVIDENCE, Feb 2fArr steamer Albatross, Williams
Nyorf sehrs Putnam, Downer and Csssapdra I Wander
Below, schrs Fillmore Wise, from BALTIMORE Spelman
Spelman from NYork schr reported the Pitts Bohan-
bark A KnbaI Crockett, Rocklae d. schrs Woosey,
Erickson Newbern White Foam, Miiken BaImore / b 4
l., norfolk; Norfolk Packet Bedell smily Horton Dem
san Ludwig Walden Ezabethport and from below brig Ma
RICHMOND, FEB schr Trojan Cook, NYork. Sid
ST MARKS, Feb i-Cld brig Lagrange, Dearborn NYort
In port briggs Gen Bailey. Noyes ready Remington, Will
SAVANNAH Feb 24-Arr Cby tell bark Edw Everett: Phla
delphia big Pesogus, Matlnzas
SALEM Feb 22Sld bark Leocadia, Small NYork via Gou-
2lh-B Below, schr Mary Clark, Howard Norfolk for
Camden Cid bark Sea New, Marks Africa.
Besato Me- Oregon ; Msyo
on Ward, NYork.
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CLEARED
s,eamihi iebar on SBr) Cook, Liyerpoo-E Canard
Steamship Locua Point French, Balmore-n Cromwell
clip Ialmer, rrsbee, Hong Kong
ship Drssdnought sanueis, Iiverpo0l-D Ogden
ship Louis Napoleon dIamj Hertiag, H.mburg-r Am.
shin Australia sesncer, New orleans-N H Brigham
Bak wA A. Bros Navarro
sR aidt b banosn
sehr j Gould smb. dais Is iaMss oarnan
Rapes odsd0 cer f pas Honer
schr spsed, soners Jackson yieGarnahan ooldswai,
sssr watson ReSSas ksSSssn9 smith Iaas' GO COCO
sehr s Ssa s sm fsSns SR Murray
s oo ho GSUssf
Steamer KenneIec, Hand Philadclphia w.
saRIvD.
g. ohms M Prince d Mber Br Waters Galway Feb wa
T t Expre's Co. Their arrived off the Battery 1928
ship Finland Jones, Charleston days. with cotton &c to
Bark Grand Turk of BluebD Dolyer Bcrrnuda IS days
%n arse and to SnYhew Talbot Co.
Rus s &c bsea 70 da on The coast On the @h int OF
with joy saeS q company with bars
paesed ship sloert Jsne OF Boston bound w s lat "a
Big sssnaw Case, Barcelona soansh Mann. Feb g. with
hides and coffee to sezas Experienced heavy weather
Brig PHILLIP Iarrsbee of Bath Aud Havana Feb Is, with
iIsJ sawyer 90 Damariso la sayer cardenas, Feb r.
R1r Esa &c R " a M,,. Srssr g.. Shase
Mayhem 49, ~ "'p''"
sshi independent wscasset Dodge AAkapas IS day.
Will molastes, To Sturgee Co. 80
To ]. Mhebll a Son. ~ 49, ' w
schr , Ii,wkins Griffin, Charleston, days. with cotton
sehr Mary Haley, haley Georgetown. sc, 9 days
5cir y , johnson. Lock wood, Washington. NC, adays
Schr Sbeadon, White, Washington, NC, d days.
s ssSr iur sl Ms Eaton sds6'Cn
s ssr 7 B Ioasd9n, Prince, Camden, IL, days
tchr Iolie, Taylor Borton, 3 da,s.
Schr prfncess, Baker, Boston, 3dsya
bchr plymouth Rock, Lacy, Boson, 9dsyA
hchr Hammond, Clark, Boston, 8 days
kchr Isabella Faulklin Boston, 8 dayA
hchr II Bebson, Beach, Btston DAYS
fchr Smith Tutue Mayo, Boston, days
kchr VIM Ihomas, Beese, Boston, days.
fchr Geo Edward, Baker, Boston, 8 daya
schr Le0cadia Small, Salem, days
schr y PArshall, Crowell, Dennis
Srhr Hnen Louisa THOMPSON New Haven
bcnr Ixccor Clock, with mdse from senshp BLACK war
,ior ashore a Hockaway beach TO johnson ierns The
nes pier ~, Mr. The following her cargo-S3 uerces
mdse ~ cases DO 80 ptgs do 2kess chests do baes
cotton, rs 90 wool, . bbls mdse, 1i bbls -four. "
sIoop AZ Wakins -, with mdse from seamshp Black
The lea At pier q North River The following Il her
carRo-4b tierces hams, 10 bbls hour 7 bales skins ~
seamer Delaware. Copes, PhiladeiphiA-
Steamer Osprny. Kenney, Providenos-
The sseamug Underwater, Captain Anthony. came up his
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svsp having been miles Of Sandy Book and reports
~ S1p S.Asy: from 6hiesde also shtp Msrmi,n
From Trinidad ballast bsth a anchor N The lower bay No
other inward bound vessels n sight wind blowing heavy from
ENE, with and very thick
BELOW.
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Underwater, Capt Anthony. ~ o~'As'-o'" W ''~"us
u..r.,. RAuED.
L. .lnr Edinburg Br). Glasgow ship volant New Or
---as brig Thos Watson, Laguayra.
Wind II sunset ENE.
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Movements ,n Real Esfase.
20 A + plaapxer Son Il "a

Brown stone house and lot pa W. 9Th st. 10. 1875
By Sc 400
ST. avs, 25 by 1872 Observation-Disclosures. 800
Go. frame DO, adjoining. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $500
DO. brick DO, SIS hammond 81 2i.6 by 95. 1000
DO. do, SD St 600 f. 4th av 25 by 1922 800
do. brown stone do l5l t. 36th st 20 by $50. 100
do brick house ad Joining. Observation-Disclosures. 1000
story brick DO, As Barrow ST., % by 97S .. 5000
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