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default of bail, sos bailed for trial, So baied to
keep the peace 143; fined 142.
A SAD ACCIDENT.-On Saturday afternoon about
four O'Clock, boy named Martin Herring IL wears
of age, was terribly and it is feared fatally injured
by being over by of the City Passenger Rail
way cars, of which Mr.. Thomas Dukhart is conduc-
tor The car was passing down Broadway, and
when near Lombard street, the lad Herring Jumped
up on the side of the car; hanging with his hands
on one of the window frames his feet resting against
the lower part of the body of the car. He Jumped
OH, ran some distance at the side of the car, and
then jumped on again. When near Cough street,
he attempted to get off but was thrown under the
car, the hind wheels of which passed over his legs
cutting the flesh from off the inside of the right leg
between the knee and thigh, and causing compound
fracture OF two of the bones The flesh was also torn
from the left leg between the knee and ankl G. Mr.
Dukehart Immediately stopped the car and the boy
was picked up and carried to the drug store of Dr. j.
W. Reed, southwest corner of Broadway and Pratt
streets, but the proprietor refused to admit him,
and inhumanly turned him away. He was then
carried to the drug store of Mr.. Monsarrat on
Broadway, near Bank street, where Drs DwinelIe
and Bush were called, who deemed it most prudent
to have him conveyed to his home lO3 Eastern
avenue His wounds were dressed, but little hope
Is entertained of his recovery. The boys father
is a huckster, and at the time of the accident was
at the Point market. He was sent for, and on his
arrival, the first remark the little sufferer made
was to tell his father that no one was to blame
but himself.
Mr. Dukehart is one of the most careful con-
ductors in the employment of the Company He
has warned the boys repeatedly to keep off the
cars, but to no purpose. Not car passes down
Broadway, but the conductors are harrassed by
this practice, and the only wonder is that similar
accident has not happened long before this.
FIRE INSPECTORS REPoRT.-The following is the
Fire Inspectors Report for the month of Septem-
ber 1t will be seen that the number of fires in
1893 was double that in 1883.
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AcCTDENT.-Y esterday afternoon between two
and three O'Clock Mr.. David Shutz, accom-
panied by lady, was driving horse and buggy
along Franklin street. the breeching of the harness
gave way, frightening the horse and rendering him
unmanageable. He ran down Green street as far
as Lexington, where he caught by officer Den
nison. The lady was thrown out at Franklin street
but was not hurt. Mr.. ShutZ was thrown out at
Mulberry street and received some severe cuts and
bruises about the head
BOARD OF TRADE.-To-day at one o'clock the an
nual election for officers of the Board of Trade,
viz: President, four Vice Presidents, Treasurer
secretary, and twenty-tour Directors, will be held
In the new Merchants Exchange Rooms, on Second
street. There is but one ticket in the field which
is to be found in the advertising columns of this
paper. The tickets, however, are purposely printed
with sufficient margin to allow the substitution of
other names.
ACCIDENT.-Yesterday while a number of bows
were playing with some cars at the Philadelphia
Railroad depot one of them named VIM O'Brian
who lives at No. "a Fawn street, was seriously
injured by being run over. They were pushing the
car up and down the track when OBrian slipped
and fell and the wheel passed one of his legs
cutting the flesh from the bene between the ankle
and knee. He was removed to his home where he
received medical attention.
PROCESSION OF THE SoNs OF MALTA-FEsTIyAL OF
THE SEVEN CARDTNALS.-The Sons of Malta, of New
York and Brooklyn it is understood, have deter
mined to celebrate the ancient festival of the Seven
Cardinals by grand procession in New York city,
"nCn VIII TAKE pace on the night OF the llth inst,
as this festival, it is said by the initiated falls upon
the night of the full moon. 1t is probable the pro-
cession will be one of the largest and most curious
which the New Workers have seen.
ARRESTED ON BENCH WARRANr.-Joshua MulIey
was arrested yesterday by the Western District
police, on bench warrant, charged with being one
OF the party engaged in the assault upon Sergeant
Henry Hand, last week, on the Point. He was
Kept in confinement to await the action of the
Court.
MARRIAGE LICENsEs.-The Clerk of the Court of
Common Pleas issued during the month of Septem-
Der 1913 marriage licenses, being an increase of 40
over the preceding month of August.
FINED.-T S. Gregor was arrested, charged with
running his cart without a number. Justice BOYD
fined him 50 and costs.
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@t0tetits, giquors, at.
GEO. TEMPLEMAN 4 Co.

fx<1ss7.M GEO. TEMPLEMAN & CO.,
Hex M SUCCESSORS To CHAs THOMPSON
g-4-L &c FIRST CLASS FAMILY GROCERS,
No. 63 LEXINGTON STREET NEAR CHARLES.
Families may rely upon getting PRIME FRESH GROCE-
RlES of every variety as low for thy he
chased of any house in this city LIQUORS and CIGARS of
the best quality always hand Orders filled faithfully
as though they given in person.
HS- FINE FRESH TEAS and the best favored Sugar
cured HAMS. s2Stf
I'D l.. A. WAKEFIELD,
Ns<#M TEA DEALER AND GROCER,
LGlnMzz4s 254 WEST FAY ETTE STREET, corner Pine
Offers the trade fine TEAS, SPICES, WINES, LIQUORS,
T0BACCOS and CIGARS An examination of his samples
by the city and country Merchants respectfully solicited
they will find greatly to their advantage buy of him,
every article being put down at lowest To Families
he will supply prime fresh GROCERIES cheap the same
class OF goods be purchased in the city Goods delivered
free s16mr
GREEN TURTLE MEAT, SOUP, STEAKS,
oCALIPAsH AND CAIIPEE, put up in cans of small
the real ecacy and richness OF the TURTLES preserved
For sale ny GEO HOLLINS,
ollm II North Charles street
ENGLISH BREAKFAST TEA-Something
l1nice, just received by GREEN & YOE,
j27lfr SO Baltimore street
T ONDON BROWN STOUT AND SCOTCH
1AI Ejust received by GREEN Il YOE,
El-ur SS Baltimore street
OLIVER SPRING FLOUR.-Family, Extra and
oSuper for sale by the manufacturers, JOHNS ROGERS
No "a Commerce street jy2l tfr
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE.-5Oc cases Wor
w cesterhre Sauce quarts pnts half pints gallon
jars received per ship Hesper For sale in quantities
suit purchasers P TIERNAN& SON, Importers IL North
Charles street e2U
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Later from Mexico

CHARLESTON, Oct. 1.-The Cour,er's special New
Orleans correspondent says it is reported that the
Bishop of Mexicois willing to guarantee loan of five
millions to Miramon by a pledge of church pro-
perty. The Archbishop and Clergy bitterly oppose
this policy however. 1t was reported that General
Vidaurri had Joined the church party.
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Pennsysvanio POIitics

EAsToN, Oct. 1.-The Northampton County Op-
position Convention, held at Nazareth to-day
nominae ed Robert p. Black and George Wenner
for Assembly. A resolution recommending Andrew
H. Reeder as candidate for Governor was unani-
mousy adopted
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Anthony Burns, of fugitive slave notoriety,
having been called to the pastorate of colored
Baptist church. in indianapolis, the Democrats
threaten ifhe comes, to enforce the "black law
upon him.
ders is still at work in writing his autobiography.
After finishing it, he ought to be hung, and then
the book should be bound in his own skin"
The reporter ofthe Lancaster Express has been
to the State Fair, where he saw several hundred
Lancaster people he never heard Of before He
states that he shook hands with four hundred and
fifty mine Colonels, Majors, Generals, Editors Lee
gislators and High Prvates and then left for Lam
caster.
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CLEARANCES FOR BALTIMORE.
Ship Falmouth, White, Alexandria, 10th ult
Schr r. W. TrOth Johnson, Matanzas 10th ult
Schr Comet, Card, Norfolk, Both ult
Schr. Ospray, Smith, Washington, n. c., 23d nit.
Schr. Frank Day, Fisher Albany, 2Tth ult.
MEMORANDA

HEMDRANDA
Ship Macauay Rodgers, for New York, sailed from Hell
from Baltimore for
Ship 4rcoe, Crafts from City Point for Marseilles
Ship J9an Kerr sweester from Richmond, arrived 9th,
Bark Haley Kent for Baltimore, sailed from Boston, 2Sh
Bark Leighton Speghts, Philadelphia for Rio de ia
metro; sal ed from PernambuGo, oath ult
Bark Paladin Wilson, for Rio de Janeiro sae from Mon
Bark p, Webster, Ryder from Baltimore for Boston, was
| spoken 2Sth ult, lut. 3S J0 lon. T3 So.
Park % s % from Batm9re a for Pha
Bark Selah, Could hence at Charleston, 3Oth ult Per
Bark wm, Henry, Young for New Orleans, hence, to
Barkentine Andrew Manderson, Thompson for Richmond
and Baltimore, cleared at Savannah, 26h ult
Brig Hope Simpson, I'm Sisal arrived New York, 29h
Brig Waredale Pendeton, from Baltimore for St Johns,
SkeGH "a n fRas35 4 a5 n r g hence
Brig Antelope Gum, for Alexandria, cleared at St john
Brig President Benson, Champion, for Monrovia W C.
@ sc Go~ FIN Ayres for Baltimore
schrs Token Tracey ard Msfcsa Tracey for Baltimore
were Sr in eRfnsS n RohhrfT6 HaT6Or a1.d 2th ult From,
as6r %sasfsS Fass Fs% i1s tiled sa
schrs; Belle R Hull Holmes, for Alexandria and W H.
aS kqnn n Rose do or Philadelphia sailed from
Sctr A. Appleton Grant from Alexandria for Boston,
Schr Geo W Whistler, Parker for Richmond, cleared
sehr: Fila Hamilton, vanceaf, from Richmond, arrived
at Providence, 9th ult.
Schr Alabama, Bonner, for Wilmington, n c.,
Savannah 10th ult.
Schr Amytis, Buker, from Providence arrived at Port
land, 2ith ult.
Schr " Gardner Bourne, from Boston for Baltimore
Schrs Charlotte Arey, from Rocand Richmond. and
~ Baker Arey from Richmond for Rockland, arrived at
Gloucester, 9th ult
Schr San Luis, Brenan, Richmond arrived at Alba
nv, 29th ult.
In Hampton Roads, ship Robin Hood, from Calao with
guano for orders, and another ship, unknown
Sclr Lizzie RUSSELL Todd for Santa Martha, sailed from
Kingston, ia 7th ult.
Schr Somerset Stirling from Charleston arrived at Phil
adephia, 2Sth ult
Schr Josiah Achorn, Merrill from Richmond, arrived at
Selem, 2Sth ult.
EASTERN PORTS
NEW YORK, September 29-Arr. ships George Huribut,
Shields Dr. Barth HAMBURG j. A. Westervel. Liverpool;
Ienoha BRISTOL Mercury, lavre Cordelia London bark F.
CID steamship Huntsville, Savannah shps VIM Rath-
bone de-; Reynard San Francisco brig R. W Fisher Ma
tanZaS.
merica, Port Deposit.
CID bark Ann Elizabeth, Havana; brig Clair, London;
schrs. Meteor Demarara; D. Faust, Wilmington, n c.;
Swan, Charleston.
SOUTHERN PORTS.
ALEXANDRIA, September 30-Arr. brig Lizzie Bliss,
Providence.
Crd ship Chas. Ward New Orleans; brig s. Smith, Bos-
ton schS Arctic, st: john s d. Sparks Barbadoes Jos
Holmes. New FORK; ID. P. Hickman, Philadelphia
N0RtOLk, September 29.-Arr. schr. John i. Ridley,
Philadelphia
York Sprague Havre bark Betsena, Boston, brig Chin
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CHARLESTON, Oct. l.--Rio dates to August 18th
have been received. The receipts of Coffee were
trifng. The crop deficient, but quality good
The sales mostly for France. Stock 1000
bags. Stock of -four SIS, coo bbls
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SALES AT THE BALriHoRE STOCK BOARD.
PRICES AND SALES OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK.
BY TELEGRAPH.
The New York Post of Saturday saws

The New YORK Post, OF Saturday, says:
The stock market is still unsettled, with tendency
downward The pressure SELL however, is confined to
railroad stocks the better class of bonds and State
stocks being tolerably firm.
The business to-day moderate. The transactions
were largest in Michigan Central Galena and New York
Central The first named weak, and fell to 43B 4
per below yesterdays price, while the others
without change.
annexed the prices of the leading stocks
lost Gatu rdava and to-day
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IOWSONTOWN, Uct. I, 1903.
CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE COUNTY-Before
Hon. Judge Price.
The entire day was occupied by the arguments oil
counsel before the jury in the of Peter Dicken-
son John w. Garrett, to recover $50, 900 dam
ages for alleged SANDER; before reported.
Mr. Ridgely, for the plaintiff opened the argu-
ment. and was foil owed by Messrs. Gwinn and
Campbell, for the defendant. Mr.. Brent, for the
plaintiff, closed the argument at three o'clock,
when the case was given to the jury, who were in
structed to return sealed verdict, and in case OF
not being able to agree by Monday morning, were
to be discharged by the Clerk
The Court adjourned to Tuesday morning, when
criminal cases will be called for trial
TowsoNTowN, Oct. I'd, 1859
The jury in the case of Peter Dickinson vs. John
W. Garrett, agreed upon verdict last night, and
were allowed to separate. The verdict will be
handed to the Court on Tuesday.
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Total 8 months. ..... s7s, ,299,145

Total months. ....... S79,2 ,299,l45 S9S 1856 $50
The year 1856 was that preceding the panic; but
happy say that the danger of excessive importation
for many months to past The accounts of sales
now going out have provoked replies indicating the
greatest disappointment; and what better result be
expected goods continue be here without regard
the wants of the market2
Coal tonnage of the several Pennsylvania coal carrying
Companies last week 121 S95 tons, and for the
! of tnnso
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Wafer Gas

WrLMINGToN, Del, Oct. 2.-The City Gas Works
entertained large party yesterday to witness the
manufacture of gas from water, as substitute for
coal gas. The demonstration was in every way
satisfactory the light being very pure and brilliant
and greatly cheaper than that manufactured from
coal 1t was manufactured under DIR. Sanders
Cincinnati patent
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POLICE INTELLIGENrE

Isaac TAYLOR (negro) was arrested on Saturday
by officer Hissey, charged with assaultng Mary A.
Travers. Committed for Court by Justice Ensor.
Irwin Mclaughlin was arrested by officer r.
Brooks, charged with destroying the property of
Amelia Stephani. Committed for Court by Justice
Logan.
Joseph Gold was arrested yesterday by officer
Marshall charged with destroying furniture in his
own house. Committed for Court by Justice
Logan.
Patrick Fitzpatrick was arrested, charged with
assaulting Charles Mitchell. Held for a hearing
by Justice McAister.
George Glenn, Richard Donaldson and Robert
Hutchins were arrested yesterday evening, charged
with breaking in the doors and windows of the
house of Mr.. Tranalla, Low street, near Forrest
Glenn is also charged with knocking down Mrs
Traualla
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Total for theweeks 2,296,o54 38O3,9s 4s35 676
Previously rep't. 1Sl 29349s 1lO146,5Os 1s9,s4s1O7
Since JAN 1st. 9552 s1l3 ASS sl94 6s3 7s
Tho Gincinnati EauLLirer Of Eridn,- snrs

Since Jan. 1st s1S3 SS9552 s1l3 ASS s194 7s3
The Cincinnati Enquirer, of Friday, says:
meeting of parties representing the Little Miami,
Baltimore and Ohio, and Marietta Railways, held
the Burnet House yesterday for the purpose of settling
some differences in regard to the rates of passenger traffic
which have been the foundation of of
for time, but after free discussion the conference
dissolved without coming to any arrangement The prin-
cipal difficulty in the way the fact that the Little
Miami people decline to recognize the Marietta Road
through route and consequently will not be influenced in
their action by anything which that line might be compe
tent to do in the future.
The return from the Bank of England for the week
ding the 18th September gives the following results when
compared with the previous week.
Public deposits. &S 502922 Increase. f7l9 231
Other deposits O74 640 lncrease.. 724O
Rest........ 3,7l6,7S7 Increase. 29s5
On the other side of the account
Government securities G11 2200lS Unchanged
Other securities. Is 957 161 Decrease $50 700
Notes unemployed. S34 325 Increase. 706 5S5
The amount of notes circulation is Ell 060 800 being
decrease of f257 0S0; and the stock of bullion in both
departments is f7 S22-showing increase of f4S4
400 when compared with the preceding return.
The IMPORTATION OF DRY GooDs.--The New York
Courier of Saturday says:
The importation for the past month has been smaller
than for previous month this year. and below the
ing been preceded by importation unprecedentedy large
ers very slight three items of goods entered for
consumption withdrawn from warehouses, and entered
for warehousing bear much the relation to each
other the past MONTH in Sept 1885, and this has
been uniformly the for months and the follow
rsOni iS mt n lie
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MONTHLY SUGAR AND MoLAssEs sTArryryr
zIgI5 5Ix : : : !

SUGARs-With light demand in the early part of the
month"; the market declined CT refining grades but
the decline has subsequently been recovered, and ad
of CT established all grades the market clos
ing buoyant. In Louisiana Muscovado the business has
been limited by of stock OF foreign descriptions
the sales of Cuba Muscovado have been large and with
small receipts the stock very reduced In Cayed
good business has been done, and the stock shows
terial reduction.
The sales of the month foot up s946 hhds Cuba at 5
TX cts 4O7 hhds. Porto Rico Gas cts 544 hhds Lou
isana at S4 cts; 2iS hhds. English Island at ska
54 cts; and g. l19 boxes at 6ds4 We quote Cuba and
English Island &G64 cts for refining grades 62s974
cts for igrOcers styles; Porto Rico and Louisiana 6%
cts, for to good common 6A(G74 cts. for low
fair good fair sGS4 for prime choice Brazils
66A cts for browns; 717K cts. for whites. Boxes-7
to 6d6A 10 to II, 6H7; l5 to 15 7497A; l6 to IS,
SdSH cts
MoLAssEs-Has been in very limited demand, and the
market dull throughout the month. We quote Cuba us
covado 242S cts Cayed 1Sd23 cts for and sweet
Porto Rico 2sd35 cts; English Island 25d3o cts; New
Orleans 5000 cts.
s. P. THOMPSON & Co., Brokers.
= Rnlti, Snnt
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

SATURDAY October l.
C0FFEE.-There has been considerable inquiry to-day
for Coffee but the only sale made far have heard
is of 400 bags good Rio at IL cts. We publish
below the usual weekly report of Messrs White Elder
Coffee brokers, to which We refer for quotations, &c
WEEKLY COFFEE REPORT.
Stock of Rio Coffee, September "a 1852 90 500 bags
Taken for Consumption. 1000 bags.
Stock Rio this 2S 500
other descriptions. ..,.,............. l 800 g
90
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 1.-The first premium horn
for the best steam fire engine has been awarded by
the Agricultural Society to the Hibernia Engine
Company. The Committee report that she threw
water 254 feet horizontally, and 1873 feet vertically
The Washington, built at Baltimore, received the
second premium, and the Good Intent the third
In point of steady action the latter was superior.
The Washington men are by no satisfied with
the trial. The Committee report the Washington
as having thrown a horizontal stream of 239 feet
and vertical ITS feet, whilst the members claim to
have thrown Is feet above the pole, which is 17S
with the wind and the Washington against it. The
engine Baltimore No. Z, is given I96 feet horizon
tai, and l07 feet vertical
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H[upstarr mn Gunrn1ertial Rtbieh1.
RALr1MnRE- October 30. 1s

There little movement in Stocks to-day at the
Board the value the transactions being about $4,000
For Railroad the market weaker than yes
terday and both Baltimore and Ohio and Northern Cen
tral declined the former and the latter of dollar
per share OF Baltimore and Ohio there 100 shares
sold at the opening s9H cash. and 100 shares subse
quently at S594, buyers days, and the market for it
closed $50 bd s59% asked regular The sales Of
Northern Central Railway reached GOO shares at s2o4
buyer 60 days and for cash and short time
tracts. Itlef off at Sl97s bid $50 asked regular way
There inquiry for Mining Stocks, and sales
made of $50 shares Guiord at 81 time, 100 shares
Gardner Hill at 81 "A cash. and $50 shares do at $3.50
buyer 60 days. Guford closed at slsl bid 81 asked
regular way The only sale of Loans at the Board was
one of 81 900 Northern Central Railway 1885 bonds at
67H For all this class stocks the market was however
firm.
SALES AT THE BALTiM MORE STOCK BOARD.
SATURDAY, October !, 1859.
500 N C. RR. BIDS. ,s5 671 100 shs n C;RR. b6O. 2oh
500 q 'Sj.61l8 100 :. b3. POS
TO shs Franklin Bank. ..llss 200 g " 20
75S shs Gardner Hill 100 g bl5..2O
Mining Co. bCO.. 2l 100 g $50. 20
100 +" III 100 shs. B. 4 o. RR. ..593
l50 sh Guilford M.CO. 100 g 3fat. .59h
s6Oaf ?0..r8
100 " bl0..Is
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Sehr yOlapt, Br Nickerson IL days from Haifax-fsh
Schr Mecca, Edgett from Eastport-mdse. to Kelsey
Gray. Towed up by Fairy Queen.
ice t to T. J. Cochran Co. ''o"' -''H'
Schr, seguine Kingsand, from Now York-mdse to Rose
sehr; 4sprsy. Smith, from Washington, N. c-naval
Schr Naiad Queen Huse, from Norolk-balas to Roses
Schr swan Dill, from Richmond-balast to Rose & Ly-
schr. Yankee Doodle, Eery from New York-baast to
schr. Almiraf., Emerson, from New York-fsh and
ment to W. RhOads AZ Son.
CLEARED
Steamer Fanny Cadwalader, Pierson, New York. A.
Steamer Henry L. Cav, Her. Philadelphia-Jas A. shr
Steamship Joseph Whitney, Howes Boston-A. L. Hug
Steamship Baltimore, Greene, STANDARDIZATION Ment
Steamer Belvdere. Keene Richmond-J. Brandt, Jr.
Propeller Telegraph, Moore, Bordenown, with 3bages-
Bark Lucy Ann, Carrgan, Havana-MorreII Randall.
Bark VIM H. Newman, Gavet Richmond-Jas. a. Hoop
Brig Mount Vernon, Hail. Rio Janero marketspence
Brig VIM. Taylor Hall, Oliver, St Thomas am'kt-Wm.
Schr John W. Miner, Berry, Aspnwall-Gilmor Mere
schr Isabella Ellis Jones' Newbern, N. C.-Jas. Corner
Sons n,.,,- r,,, Wv r. w,o,,.o T. n,.,...
Schr Winter Shrub, HALEY, Edenton, N. C-Whedbee
Schr Hero, Terry, Philadephia-John W. Brown & Son
Schr Elite, Saunders, Pete sbbrs Na-Wm Applegarth
schr Carrie, North, Richmond-William Applegarth &
Son.
schr. Caroline Halton, AIexandria-Wm. Applegarth &
Son.
Schr Hebe, McNamer, Alexandra-Wm Applegarth Il
Son.
Schr O. H. Toley, Creighton, Richmond Travers Mitch
ell.
Schr. Arctic, Cundl, Rappahannock Rver-W. White
lock & Co.
Sehr. Louisa Wilson, Lucas Tappahannock-W Wtelock
schr. Bloomfield, Hamln, New Bedford-T Whitridge
Co.
SAILED
Bark Sophie Elizabeth, (Duch) Vanderhoe Amsterdam,
in tow of Reliance
Brig VIM Taylor Hail. Oliver, St Thomas in of Lilo
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INQUESTS,

Yesterday morning Coroner Nelson held an in
quest over the body of a male infant, which was
found in an alley Aisquith street, running be-
tween Thompson and Orleans streets. Verdict
"sti BORN"
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ADJUSTMENTS.
HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.-To-night LaUa
Rook together with the Irish Lion, will constitute
the entertainment.