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INSURANCE OFFICES &C.

MERCHANTS
INSURAN NICE CoN1PANY x
Ofice No. I53 Main St., Richmond.
MARINE INSURANCE on Vessels, Cargo and Freight
INLAND INSURANCE aoee transported by rivers canals or
land carriage.
FIFE INSURANCE Merchandise generally, Dwelling Houses,
Warehouses and other Buldngs In town or country.
POLICIES Issued rates and losses promptly paid
DIRECTORS:
Jos T Anderson James Dunlop, Samuel Puney,
las A. Apperson 1, w GlaEebrook, Tn. Taylor, IT.,
David j. Saunders, Lewis Gnter, John Purcell,
David Burr, Geo. d. Shell, john D. Vudres
VIM. Breeder, r. b. Heath, y stearns,
Lewis ID. Crenshav, Saml J. Harrison, John u sinton,
VIM. II. Christian, Miller, H. sklnker,
John Dooey, Wm G. Paine, James Ihomas'Jr
g. T. Watson
ARCH'D PLEAsAETs, Prest
J. H. MoSrAGUE seo'y. apl2
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A CARD.
EfcHNoSp osSrRAL Horn7
WASINGTON MONUMENT.
AMERICAN HOTEL,

OPPOSITE TIE VIEW CUSTOM HOUSE
ALEXANDER DUAL, Proprietor
rVIE undersigned having akea us House respectfully announ
the his friends and the public aud s0cts their pa
trOuage
III, las removed his family the Hotel and viii from this day
Give hs personal undivided attention Co c business aud hopes
io q, satisfaction au sho aruuize the house
lis tables Supplied with a tr dtcares OF the season, and
z always furnished with tn best of everything that the
supply.
Good and capable have been selected and the guests
may ,l tues expect prompt and particular attention
aul-tf ALEX DUAL
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CHF(MPACNE,

I'VE have just received Fan Importation OF Champagne
W comprising grades from good 20 very superior Persons
who wish sound reliable wine for evening parties very
superior for dinner company would fad wines suitable for Zach
occasion. nolC-3w BLAIR & CHAMBERLAYNE.
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NEW ARRIVAL OF

NEW ARRIVAL OF
e-les-.EE7-z9 ELEGANT PIANO R0RTFS.
The subscribers have Just opened some OF the nost
y elegant Piano Fortc which they have ever offered
before Among them are OF extraordinary excel
ence combining power and vibration OF the Grand without the
,ubousnes with the yery cearness OF the best
square Piano Forte. ..,
They are substantially and supported with full iron frames
beautifully finished would ado the paror or saloon
Of ANY mansion JAMES WOODHOUSE CO.,
Booksellers Staiouers and Dealers
ma14 Ia Piano EOrtes, Richmond, Va
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IVIcgN0Tn PIASO PORTE MANUFACTOI

IRICHNO6D PIANO PORTE MANDATORY,
AND GENERAL DEPOT OF
fIRorcIrn md American Music and Musical
Instruments.
DORR & RADE, 900 4 2Sl BROAD STREET,
VUAVING associated themselves In the above bus
iness respectfully invite public attention TO 6EsZN
their large assortment Of Pianos and other Musical
Instmeuts on hand and such guarantees as u
viii satisfy the fasdous purchaser They also keep on hand
the largest and stock Of Music Seminaes Academies
Institutions Of Learning &c will End their advantage to deal
with US as prepared sell Music &e at Northern prices
Pianos Of our make warranted for FIVE years. and Kept
tune twelve months and exchanged within six months they IAN
satisfaction 20 the purchaser We also keep large
assortment Of Of the hest Northern manufactures
Particular attention paid orders from the county and per
safely rely the faithful execution OF thef orues
Tuning promptly attended to
Pianos taken In exchange Please address -,
OCT buhh hADh, tNohnouu-
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GREAT SOUTHWESTERN MAIL LINE.
L.ssza....isT.s E "a, ~
RICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAILROAD.
ON Monday January 3D. 1890 the Mall
" ger trains, this road will run IS follows
Richmond daily o'clock NJ for Lynchburg,
Bristol Knoxville Dalton Chattanooga, Nashville Memphis
lanta, Montgomery Mobile and New Orleans.
RETURNING,
Leave Danvi at 10 NJ and Junction at 815 NJ and ar
rive In Richmond at 615
Through from Richmond Memphis In two days and three
hours
t The above trains connect bO with the SouSile
Railroad trains TO and fcm the Southwest the junction. and
Virginia Central r. Potomac Railroad trains
from the NORTH at Richmond.
Through Tickets sold and Baggage checked through the above
points; also, TO the Virginia Springs.
through Tickets, aud apply
Office Of the Richmond Danvle Railroad Company Richmond
de99 ALIEN WORRALL, Superintendent
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DIRECTORS.

Il A r. II a n T. =
EFFERyESCENT
SELTZER APERIENT.
vauabe and popular Medicine prepared in conformity with
the ouaS s OF the Of the celebrated Seta,r SPRING. in
Germany ia Iaost convenient aud portable FORM has
tons Of the Medical profession aud a Discerning
Public, as the
MOST EFFICIENT AND AGREEABLE
Saline Aperient
IN and being entitled % special preference over the Mineral
spring waters sdn Powders, and other similar articles, both
It's eompacness and greater efficacy may be used with
the best eject Ia an
BILIOUS AND FEBEHE DISEASES. SICK HEADACHE, Loss
OF AREIIIE iSPlGESi2N A d Az SI T6 LAX COM
SE'RHNG AND SUMNER SEASONS.
Tt parilcuy adapted 20 -e OF Travellers BY and
Land, Esleusu ot Climates, Persons Of sed.l,ay Habits
IuFai3s lnl Cpuya-,oyut,; Captains ~ Vessels and
Planters will find u % valuable addition 10 their
with those have used It, ha. high favor and deemed nd
~ TORPID STATE or THEIyER-I renders great service
rs GoUr AND RiIEUMATs,I-u gives the best saihhcon
yut a fmmaoy symptoms and in many cases eh-etlaIy
ms SUCCESS IN CASES OF GRAVEL SUGGESTION HEART
BURN AID CJsTFENi-ss-Pro'es h To- be Medicine OF tie
ACi1IIY or THE STOMACH AND THE DISTRESSING SICK,
MISS USUAL DURING PREGNANCY Yields speedily and Sh
marked success under ti heti'hih influence
II AFFORDS TIlr GREATEST EELEP TO THOSE AFFLICTED
, ueun1s all irritating secreions, and hsr,y removing "n
ll-Iana'lry tendencies.
IL FACT IT Is INVALUABLE ~ ALL CASES WHERE GEN
TIE APERIENT Or PugGATIVEls REQUIRED
ILn the t5rm OF Powder carefully u up IN bottles TO keep
lu.ra t.ii-htall ,fyryescent 6everar,
Taken Ga t orHg never rrfrr, with he avocaiions othe
exciting fssfy and ,r1-o. tone u DE stomach creating
ci y O., mia! and ao" Of spirit. which give zesi to every
at mpunty which Doe must Otherwise be debarred, and
Ssrr5u. t.i1oIals rom professional and other gentlemen Of
The highest standing throughout he country and M steadily In
,r,snr popularity series Of years, strongly guarantee lis
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I,XCmANGE HOTEL AND
l., RAEIARD HOUSE.

II BALLARD HOUSE,
In presenting this card to the public return many cordial
thanks for the kindness we have received
az their hands hope that the New order of Affairs
% be initiated Sept 1889 will receive the encouragement
that our previous efforts abors accommodate guests have
met with.
Messrs JOHN and THOMAS f. BALLARD are the Pro
pors Establishment and each pledges himself 10 Do
what comfort convenience and requirements OF their guests
demand
FIRST CLASS HOTEL and promise TO use renewed
render the establishment comfortable rs possible
with polite gents ready prompt and attentive seryauts
afford complete satisfaction to the travelling
public.
y previous card, long since published to counerac the
Influence Of basess umor sufficient proof that establish
been closed and that since its publication
have condition 10 entertain vers than Heretofore
Al rumo closure, intended closure wedere fepd
notice false and Strangers Intending TO visit US, rs wu
.,i,r.pr-srntaflous au3l-u
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HARDWARE.
1850. FALL TRADE. 1885
JOHNSTON a. BRANsFORD,

No 1913 MAIN STREET,
importers and Dealers In
Hardware, Cutlery, Guns, &C.,
AT WHOLESALE AND RET Al Id.
WE are now IN receipt Of our Fal stock OF SHSFzr
w Hardware, cutlery, Guns, &c', ~15Sr,s-y
imported and purchased direct from the manuiac-
turers and would particularly call the attention Of shns
lners mechanics, housekeepes and Tie Pubhe
peav 70 call exlmne and complete assortment OF
RODGERS sons and WostenhOn Sons, fine Pocket and Ia
bic Cutlery
Scissors and Razors Butchers superior Edge Tools
Piles and Raspa flmfos, Collins and Va warranted Axes
Anes and RoWlands Spades and shoyels
d. and L. IT, Hay and Manure Forks
shovel and Tong Brass Japaned Green Pierced and Wire Yen
ders
Copper and Japaned Coal Ilcds
Brass onred Japaned and Cast Iron Androns Fre Carriers
&C., &c. $500 ~
Casne-Nalis and Wrought Horse and Mule Shoes, &c
&c together thing comprising complete stock ofaTd
ware, Cutlery, Guns &C.
We regpectfllly solicit exauin alton Of stock.
ssto JOuAsTON BRANSP0RD.
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RAILROADS, &C.
RICHMOND Il YORK RIVER

II A L l. r O AID.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, December 2Sth, ia an &c
" 1852 the regular ar - -
PASSENGER TRAIN
VIII leave Richmond daily, except sundays) 81 A. NJ
" a" White House, " =" " at.........3 r. NJ.
THE ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
VIII leave White House Tu' days and Saturdays a NJ
% Richmond u. NJ.
Passengers for Norfolk River Landings leave Richmond
days Thursdays and Saturdays at 81 A. NJ, connecting With
Steamer Curtis Peck Capt Thos NJ southgate.
Returning the Curtis Peck leaves Norfolk Mondays Wednesdays
and Fridays 81 A. NJ Fare to Norfolk and River Landings 81
Passengers breakfast and dine the Steamboat both
Passengers King Queen H., Urbanna, Northern Neck
and Baltimore leave Richmond Tuesdays and Fridays at 81 A. NJ
Passengers for King William C. H. and Wakerton Rch
mond Mondays aud Thursdays at Cl A NJ.
Returning leave Walkerton same days, at 21E 2. NJ
Through freight forwarded either way daily
Way freight forwarded either way Tuesdays and Saturdays
dele T0S r. SHARP Supt.
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1859.

Ia aH ~ ps.=s4 !. zs; s51Esgsg
TO PASSENGERS GOING RORTH-NEW ARRANGEMENT.
IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS.
THhOGGH I{thETSdND YHROEGH CHECKS
GREAT NORTHERN ROUTE
CARRYING THE GREAT UNITED STATES MAIL.
TWICE DAILY-Sunday night eXcerted-between
RICHMOND ALEXANDRIA. WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE, PHIL
ADELPnA YORK, all important points West via Ac
qua Creek aud Washington, the
RICHMOND .FREDERlCkSBl'R G AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
T. the Potomac River - miles, and by SPLENDID comfort BILE
steamers ,cuc % Washington, % miles, ali i30 miles hours
being comfortable and perfectly safe rate al speed
Sc Hours Of departure $50 A. ~, and 100 p. ".
~ Baggage under charge Of Special Agents, CHECKED
THROUGH TO Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
York.
Through tickets be procured at the following rates:
To Baltimore. 81 90 To Washington ....s 80
To Philadelphia % To New York........ II 30
70 Cincinnati p % To e. Louis 90 80
To Columbus 90 % To Chcago.......... IS 20
To indianapolis p OO To PttsDurg lG 90
To Cairo 80 ~ To Louisville % 90
To Dayton % - To 30 IS
Jacksonville Newark
To Rock Island 3 90 To Nucennes IS 90
To Zantsvlle. ........... Is 90
Passengers breakfast and a Ashland and dine board
comfortable between Acqua Greek and Washington
" For further information, apply al this Office Broad Street
Shockoe Ill. JAMES b. WINSTON
Genr Ticket Agent.
sAML RUTH, supt
Office K. r. K p. r. K. Co,
Richmond, Jan. 81 lsjs Js1=e-n
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VEcy rgsOX

nIRFCT MP0RTATON.-2j0 tons English Refined Iron In
~ store and receiving per ship Erie. direct Liverpool
bracng fun assortment II BaEn Shaiing and Rounds from
to ~ inc; square, from to3F inches Flats from tx TO
CN and Pa Inches Ovals, from = 10 inch HafOyals from
to inch; Hall Rounds, rom to INCH Horse zoe from
Xxx inches Norway Railroads, Hoops, Band and Sheet IE
Also q tons swedes lron assorted sizes English Amecn
and German Steel foI sale by
de2-1mdtc EDWIN WORKMAN
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Fire Insurance, Marine Insurance.
THE VIRGINIA FIRE & MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY
oFnoE No. ISL MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, Va.

oFncE No. ISL MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, Va.
CASTECAPITAL, 100000.
ARTERED In :2 and having, during Us existence twenty
six year met claims for loss event CT largely
MILLION or DOLLARS, It refers to the history OF the
yast as aGolng the very hest guarantee the future
Being VIRGINIA COMPANY its profits distributed amongst
her citizens and M Capital used to promote the success oil her
Commercial and Mechanical Industry.
the long acquaintance Of this Institution with the lnsurng
Public II has become familiar with their interests and pains
be spared information withheld the part " lis Ohcsb
that will 10 insure accuracy and give satisfaction
To Farmers Country Merchants can eieou the very
extensive country Insurance already respectable
citizens in almost every portion Of the state .
Applications for Fire Insurance, addressed to the
President or Secretary viii receive prompt attention
W. L. CoWARDIN, President
WuIlAM Wills in Secretary mhl9-ly
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Fire, Life and Marine Insurance.

FIfC, EIIc anu WitFlllU HIlSlItIOC'
yVIHE RICHMOND FIRE ASSOCIATION with cash capital and
surplus Of nearly S25O,O0O prepared to issue policies
risks reasonable terms as any
similar institution state and respectfully ask share Of the
patronage the public Applications will be received at the Of
1867 OF Main and llh Streets
officers will cheerfuly give Information required.
AL losses promptly and literally adjusted.
DIRECTORS:
Chas T Workman John IT. Claiborne
VIM. c. Tompkins, Robert NJ Burton,
John J. Wilson, 1hos A. Rust,
Alex Garrett Geo. n. Gwathmey,
John T. Subet Frs }. Barns.
DAVID CURRIE, Pres't
ROBERT A. ToNPEIss sec'y. se26
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NOTICE TO LADIES AND GENrLE- -.

~ MEN.-We have Just received and opened .sj
case OF Ladies' ana Genemens Caters and Boot Imported
rect by ourselves from Paris AboMateas for the
turc Of Ladies and Gentemen CATERS Boots shoes Of
description and Of quality far superior made at the
North. ALEXANDER NIL & Co,
Importers and Manufactures OF Boots and sin IS
DEB No. ~ AInnS RLrhmnnl Va
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A DESERTED SLAYER FOUND.


The schr. Abbe Forrest, from Aux Caves arrived
at this report Yesterday reports that she spoke the
18th nltino the schr. Walter Irving, of Provncetown
The Walter Irving reported that about April 18th the
whaling sclir Rienza, Of Proyncetown lvil in with
on the south ride of Porto Rico, brig of about three
hundred tuns abandoned, with all sail set, having ON
board large quantity of provisions and rum. and
otherwise fitted for SLAYER Bullet holes were found
III the doors in The cabin. The cabin WAS much dis
figured, as if aiiriy had taken place She had no
papers, colors, or anything on board whereby she
could be identified. She was taken in charge by the
cfce's of the schooner and will be brought to the
United States
sEw HOTTIE FOR rHE RETURN oF TUE JAPAvFsP
writer in III Washington IAt,liigcAccr of the 5;h
inst, saws:
1.-THE Niagara IL IL said Il bc round Panama 10 re-
eriye these national visitors and to conduct them home the way
they II 1. long aud boistefous Panama around
epe Hofn w"ud be- bad II accident should bcl the
hgrfH by The way that she could reach Panama IN
oiee returning fnda there. Having t. wait there they
might be ATTACKED ny tie lslhlus fever.
II might be- at ,cter desirable visitors the
Tuttct prsentcd e. them. TO return by the way of the
accomplished by Japanrfc Subjects would great erf
20 the Embassy at home IL l. only about miles longer but
u may be made by shorter ag- than the Pacific r.
from here 30 MtdH then e. Rio thence 10 the CAP. Il (ood
Hopr thence "a Maitiun aud vie India batavia 20
Jspan, would make pleasant oppine places an agreeable
and afford one OF such that s need
not be longer at sea than three weeks any tme
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ANNIVERSARY OF THE JERSEY CITY SAB
BATH SCHOOLS.

The Fifth Anniversary of the Jersey City Sabbath
Schools took place yesterday afternoon, and was par
cipated in by about g. 900 children. The schools as
sembled as follows:
Flint Dron at the Fiost Pyesbyteyda Church-FIom the
E CLnrch, 20 scholars Frst Reformed Dutch
1905 Methodist 20; Mission 30 Alm+ uous. -
Total 20 Addresses delivered by Ralph Wells and MIR
PaIdse. General for tie Sunday School Union.
Second Urfscr HeddeH Methodist EpSepIk ChHTch
From the HcGGen Church 900 scholars Heddn Mission lS
Conmuupaw, IS Congregational 100 Total COO Address by
Union Bsr,ist Church schoos-Unon Baptist $50 scholars
Tt;rJ Presiy.Iiau 100 Total 40 address by Or Fish
third Dr.on. - Wayne street Reformed Dutch Church
Sci ool, Second Reformed Dutch 30 scholars Scotch Prc'by
terrain $50: Bethesda Baptist, 20. Total, 40.
Fourth Diriucn at 81 PauIs MetsgcH Ep'ceplt ChWeh-
From st Pau Methodist Episcopal $50 scholars Second Pres
byterisn. leo 1hi!d Reformed Dutch $50 Total, COO
At the close of the services the schools were formed
in line and marched through various streets, until the
entire body formed III procession Mr.. A. y jew
ell acting as Marshal. After marching around Van
yors square, they returned to Grove street, where the
several divisions separated and the schools returned 10
their respective churches, where the children were
bountifuly supplied with refreshments.
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AMERICAN sEAMEN,s FRIEND SOCIETY.

Ire above Society held their ,hirtysecond anniver-
sry last evening A, the Church Of the Puritans the
keg. Dr. Eheever's.j The venerable PELATIAH PERT
os.spied the chair President pro- tenn, m the alb
seiaae Of Wa. 4. Booth esq, now in Palestine An
iny5sston he'd been extended TO Capt. w. l.. Hudson
Of -iif United States Navy 10 be present ut the ami
yersasy exercises. a letter from him WAS read, III
whhh Le regp1ts his inability 10 be present, bat eN-
pressed deep and increasing Interest IN the phan-
tToi'S iSbois Of the Society IN behalf a the poor
ssamer He also bore cheerful testimony 10 the bone-
fetal res,3fs Of their lbos thus far. The exercises
were opnel by the reading Of portion Of the 10Th
fsalm and payer y the Rev. DR.. Cox. Mr.. PERT
President u the Chamber Of Commerce, gave brief
sketch Of che formation and progress of the Society
lie spoke nj the degrading influences which now sur
nJund seamen and was relOced the promising cue
cess Of the effort being made 10 elevate and
rvseem them Tine Res. II. LoONIs, Corresponding
SECRETARY Of the Society. read the annual report
which Tire following IL IA brief abstract:
From the annual report we learn thai the societylhas
an, Us agents nearly all over the world. They have
established stations on the coasts Of Labrador, Norway,
Denmark, Sweden, France, China, Sandwich Islands,
tmb, PERI, and in the ports Of San Francisco New
Orleans, Galveston, Mobile Richmond Philadelphia,
Boston, Portland, and the prominent cities on the
Western lake, and rivers. Many outward bound vos-
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PRESBYTERIAN BOARD OF FOREIGN MIS-
SIONS

The anniversary exercises of Tive Board of Foreign
Missions Of the Presbyterian Church of the United
States were held in tie Brick Church lDr. Springs),
ON Sunday evening. The Rev. DR.. WILsoy, Secretary
of the Board read the annual report which set forth
that the receipts from all during the year had
been s237, 9S3 2s being $,9Ol II increase upon the
receipts of last year. The expenditures amounted to
,O37 49, leaving a balance Of s3gii So. During
the wear "A missionaries had been sent out; ~ others
connected with the Choc,aw Mission which had been
abandoned by the American Board had been received,
making total of &C missionaries added to the force ia
the ras, YEAR The Rev. DIR. CRAyEs of Newark, n.
j. preached the annual sernoi taxing Tor his text INC
following passage -r.,-e,,
tie shall Of the travail of bis soul and shall be satisfied"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-08
THE AFRICAN CIVILIZATION SOCIETY.

On Sunday evening the Rev. Henry Highland
Garnet preached the anniversary sermon OF the Aincan
Civilization Society, in Shiloh Presbyterian Church,
Prince street. lie took his text from the words
lie that pueth bis trust in me shall P,orsess The
land" Isaiah lvii., IA. lie proceeded to discuss hs
inject. The whole duty OF man and the happiness
of Life" under the three following heads; FIRST, the
worship of the true and living God Second the con-
liberation of Home and Country. Third, the impor,
lance of faithful discharge ofduiy 70 our kindred aud
o all mankind. In the course OF his sermon he took
occasion TO vindicate the Civilization SociSy from
charges which had been brought against 1t. There
WAS a large and attentive congregation present
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SOCIETY FOR THE AMELIORATION OF THE
CONDITION OF THE JEWS.

The anniversary exercises of the above-named So
ciety were held in the Lafayettepace Reformed Dutch
Church on Sunday evening. The Rev. Sir. PiSSEY,
the Corresponding Secretary of the Society read the
report which set forth that that WAS the first pubic
demonstration which the Society had been able to
clndinc the notable $1,000 legacy, amounted TO
sl2,7s3 &C. The expenditure for the year had anonnt-
ed to $lO,c63 -, leaving balance on hand Of
so7Ig 81. TIE Rev. DR.. HicocK of Scranton Pa
delivered the Sermon from the text contained in Ho-
sea chan ill.,. verses and ). The congregation was
not very large.
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Passengers Arrived

In eam,ap City Of Wa'hago", em LeePc1Lalrsi Sea
mad James Kirkpatrck Miss nnt Miss HAZEL Mrs Gordon
and children George Darlington sper.n' MI and Mrs
The Rev james Muigln q. Bremeron, Mr. and Mrs jane.
Bennett snd family Mrs. and Mrs Nayor Mrs Gonos and
nd child Mrs Ibbson and three children Mr. Hamilton
Serdam and son. Mr. LANCE Hamilton Pelan LOWS schwae,
j r. Macbeth E. Conway Mr. Inuan. John sault Mr. Spen
or John LLOYD Mis- Jessie Wallace Samuel Kendall Joshua
Smith Mr.. B.han MI FfoInsne, VIM. Gray.
nd
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DisDsters. A-r.

WILMINGTON, " a., May G-The schr Charles Smith hence
Tor loA with of nyu stores and cotton has put
htcs with io Of deck load aud other by t.l"rslh
tHE suiP SWITZERLAND previously reported Destroyed by
Ire n ApeaChico Bay, hal cargo board OF goo bales Of
valued t2D00 hch sd go be insured Ia Europe.
The vessel Is valued IL so co., and insured IN Newiork
Tar BEENsN AIs,rKoss wrccAed on the nish u
Msrch 30 ON Mos.es Reef Oh the w end OF Inagua An
hands sud part the cargo saved This reel l. not laid down
the chart on ia. sailing directions
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PHlLADELPHiN, May Arr ship. Tuscaror. aud r. Js
cets, x, M Liverpool.
Below barb Frederick Lennis from sie.sns
bkSION, May AR. City of New York Ncker
Howrr. tharl-ston
sNANNAh, May The steamship Montgomery, of
Sunday morning, eth mat.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK
Cleared.

Bsrk-C w Pootlney, Msr.hmsu, Norfolk, J. W. Elwel
Briss-J r. Nevins TiIey Neuytss 7. Owen Son; Cal
muck Johnson Cardenas T. Owen Sons Mapha Jane, Cor
hctt Halifax H. j. g. A. Dewof a. Owen, Ray, Neuytss
I. Owen & Son. - 49,
Scboon.r.-Planet Wison Philadelphia, Lopez Krkpst
nick Maria Louisa, Cummings Fall River, master.
Sloop-Glesner Dibble, NewHsven, master.
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DIED..


BuRROWS-n this city Sunday morning May william
Joseph, youngest Of Thomas and CathaIinr Duross aged
year and " days.
hlhPHi-On Sunday, May g. Catherine Murphy, after
lingering Illness at her eidence No DO First avenue in the
tSd year Of her
For additional Marriages and Deaths see 9TH Page.
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through the influence Of the Society he had been res
cued from drunkard's grave.
After addresses by Mr.. G.. G. LEiGH and Others the
meeting was dismissed with n benedicion.