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BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
LATER FROM EUROPE.

ARRIVAL OF THE NORTH AMERICAN.
PORTLAND, March l3,-The steamer North
American has arrived bringing European
dates 81 the 9th
The North Britain arrived out at Queens
town on the 18th.
The reported alliance between Russia and
Austria was authoritatively contradcted.
The Budget vas progressing tayorably II
the British House Of Commons.
The reported annexation Of Tuscany 70
Piedmont i to be abandoned.
The North American touched at Queens
town, on the lst inst.
The total loss If al American ship near
Chorburg was confirmed There were only
two out IF one hundred and seven per-
sons. saved. One If the rescued had died
almost Immediately after his being taken
10. The survivor Is an Italian, named
Clemment.
Another furious gale had occurred "a the
English coast. Several vessels 10 the hersey
dragged their anchors The ship Robert
Mills Of Liverpool for Galveston was totally
wrecked near Holyhead, no lives were los
and the cargo was saved. There was some
damage done to ether vessels bound e
America.
CovqEncltL-Cott vas DOH. and declined
10 saIos for Tie three days, l6,oUO bales
Flour was quiet, a Us. @, 29s. Wheat quiet .cd
D.. gd Ia los Gd. white 0s. gu a. i2s. Corn "a.
dull, ia 3as Qg3js 81. Provisions steady. kice
quiet Cousyis 9i3GsUs.
Liverpool Tuesday afternoon. The market =
unchanged except for Flour and Cotton, which IRE
slightly lower
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Naval tnLellig once.

NORFOLK, Va. March l2.-Ihe Y. $
steamship Brooklyn, twenty-eight hours from
New York, arrived here to-day. N coming
up the city shc ran into . bark, carrying
away the upper maiumasts and yards. 10
damage vas sustained by tie Brooklyn.
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SpRlSG Goops.-It will be seen by our ad-
vertisinp columns. that our Merchants are
beginning to receive their STRING SUPPLIES
of Goods, of every variety. Their assert
meuts will be very large ard complete,
and suitable, in every respect, IN descrlp-
ton, quality, and price, to the demands ~
this market, and the neighborng country.
We invite the attention ot Country Mer-
chants and Country Dealers to the stock Of
Goods to BE offered for sale IN Alexandria,
this season. We ask them to recollect that
if they buy here, rs cheaply as they can
elsewhere farther North, they save freight
and carriage, and they help TO build up the
business and prosperity Of town Of their
own State. Every effort will be made 70 ac-
commodate them, and give them satlsiac-
ton.
Yesterday morning, about !
O'Clock, as the carriage of Mr.. James Roach
was coming into the city, and when near
the Canal Basin, the driver, colored boy,
got his whip entangled in one Of the wheels,
and in attempting 70 disengage II, lost his
balance and fell out, the carriage passing
over his body. His screams frightened the
horses, and they ran oft at the top ~ their
speed. Two Of Mr.. Roachs daughter were
in the carriage at the time, and both jumped
out, in doing which, they were considerably
bruised, but not seriously hurt. After run
ming short distance, the horses brought
the carriage in contact with i cart, smash
ing it 1.-THE carriaSe) into pieces. The horses
were subsequently caught, and taken home
The driver was not much hurt
TuE SOUTHERN MMr-The mail ,tcamer,
from Aqua Greek, passed up yesterday after
noon without stopping. consequently there
was no Southern Mai! until & o'clock a night,
when it came from Washington with the
second Northern mail The Richmond Dis
patch which comes BY the ears, came -
hand at the regular hour.
The STEAMSHIP MONTICELLO, from New
York arrived yesterday, with full freight,
and few passengers.
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MILWAUKEE, March l2.-E l.. u. Gardner
City Comptroller, and Robert tynch, City
CLERK. we're arrested yesterday and commit
ted TO jail, on a charge Of forging city orders
and other malfeasance in Office
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Observation-Disclosures.

By T. NJ McCORMICK-AUc
GALE OF VALUABLE FARM IN FAIR
- FAX COUNTY, IRG MA, IN THE
VICINITY or WASHINGTON AND ALEX
ANDRIA.--Oa Saturday, Tie oath day 81 ksre&s
1850, ~ IL oclock, III, On the premises, the sab
scribers will sell a. public auction, TRACT OF
LAND, containing about FIFTY ACRES, Situs~
tea in Fairfax County Va, On the LssIbUC
Turnpike, } short distance beyond Bailsy'I Cross
Roads, and about seven miles from both AlsKan-
dris and Washington.
The land !: If excellent quality--is we'll water
ed-eight u ten acres Of il are il wood q fnS
growth has il thrifty orchard Of young
fruits under good fences and i avery way d.
sirsble.
- The buildirg- ~ ths place consist 81
LII comfortable COTTAGE, q large Barn, Sta
bes, Smoke House, &c., &c.
Any further information IN respect to the pro-
perty can he had Of tie subscriber Mrs Amelia
+. Young, who resides upon H.
TERMS $500 cash--the balance 10 two equal
instruments, al six and twelve months from tho
day Of sale with interest, the deferred payments
10 be secured BY the bonds Of the purchaser and
. deed Of trust upon the property.
AMELIA Il. YOUNG.
5. FERGUSON BEACH,
NIB 5-ds Nat Int. copy Trustee,
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News from Texas and Arizona.

New ORLEANS, March l2,-The Austin
Texas lntelIigeucer publishes official des-
patches between Governor Houston aud Sec
rotary Floyd.
Governor Houston writes February l@:--
Il have used all necessary caution and pru-
dence, and may now act upon the facts be-
fore me- Unless prompt measures are adop-
ted by the federal government, clrcumStan-
ces VIII compel Texas to adopt the course
she desired to avoid Texas cannot be nya-
dcd with IMMUNITY, but il thrown upon her
own resources, she may not only resist, but
adopt means to prevent q recurrence ofout-
RACES" &c.
Secretary Floyd replies On the 18th that
immediate action Will he taken by the gov
eminent and able officers despatched TO take
command of the department Of Texas. a
strong reinforcement will also be sent a
soon as the season opens.
Governor Houston has, also, sent deS-
patch to- Colonel McCulloch saying that there
viii be stirring times On the RIO Grande
ere long.
AT Houston, On the lOth ult., two squares
and thirty houses we're destroyed BY fire
Loss 1919, 600.
i grave and serious difficulty has occurred
between American and Mexican settlers AZ
Meslla, Arizona Several have been killed
on both sides. The Mexicans outnumbered
and were surrounding the Americans. who
had sent IL Fort Fillmore for assistance.
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Rescua OF q Crew.

SAVANNAH, March l2-The crew Of the
ship Sarah, Of B1ston, heretofore reported as
having been burnt ut sea, arrived here to-day
On the schooner L. 5 Davis, Of New York.
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JOHN LAT0UCHE,

MERCHANT TAILOR, 50 KNo. STREET
rs NOW receiving choice assortment OF
| SPRING GOODS, and respectfully soiieits
share Of public patronage, mn y
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al M A N A c
$40
1850.
MARINE LIST.
PORT 0F Observation-Disclosures
ARMINED.


ARRIVED.
Steamship Monticello, eager New York, ~
Fowis " II u ns!o''' poaa. WonJay norma
e NJ. ~! III tannsbapnorE na.-.d i
li1'u - Mo y,.,oI Nine .rar II centre:
S,noo.., p ,hi, IA onia Tapris" i anchor
rn ~a5a. po;nt HIN, sbin i n her station
Sohr ocean Bird, Jones, from Baltimore, timber
to II. s Placide
Scbr Bucna Vista, Robey, Providence, ~ Mas
ter.
Schr. Yorktown, Noglam, New iork, ~ :.
Shinn
nEN"H' , >,'n h.,..,o M
lork' I'm lnSI ,,,-,.,,o, T. q
Ishr' A[ OK rs,N'"'' ''"1'
Schr. Ian II. Brown, Edwards from rms port
for Providence, arrived At Bristol 10Th inst
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n.E. LADIES ATTEND Every lot viii posi-
lively be sold. more splendid assortment Of
FCRS has never been offered T. the citizens u
Alexandria and vicinity
zzS~ Sale 10 commence Ak 10 o'clock, :. ~,
and 2p n, each day
Ladies are particularly invited q attend.
Catalogues Of this large and yaluabIs stock will
be prepared, and will b. opened for inspection,
early "a tile morning Of the sale.
nh l3-3t. Il NJ MCCORMICK. Auct
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NE LOST Steamer Hunparian.

HALIFAX, March IA passenger by the
America reports that Capt. Smith, who com
manded the Indian when she was lost, was
the first officer Of the Hungarian.
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Snow Storm.

ROCHESTER,, March, l2.-Snow has fallen
since FIVE this morning, and is now about
ten inches deep and still falling. The wind
Is blowing B gale.
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BY JOHN r. EIGHTON-AUcTIsSEHR
TNRUSTEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE
i By authority u deed Of trust, executed by
Henry Brcngle, Oh the 2ijh day Of June, 1884
and If record in the Clcrks Office Of the County
Court Of Alexandria County will offer for Sales
ia Salurdny ts pm day " Naret, 1850 il 'front.'
Of the Mayors Office, in the city Of Alexandria
At Y O'Clock, tha, day the following REAL
ESTATE, binding On Pitt and Queen streets, ia
the city VI Alexandria Beginning the east
side Of Pitt street, one hundred feet north d lbs
middle If the square, between Cameron and
Queen streets, and running thence IN eGsterly
direction with VIM. Gregory's line, parallel -
Queen and Cameron streets, one hundred and eight
feet 70 4 ten feet alley; thence northwardly with
said alley seyenty-sx feet seven inches, more -
less to Queen street; thence westwardy With Queen
street. one hundred and eight feet to Pit staee',
thence southwardiy with Pitt street seyenty-siS
feet seven inches 10 tie place II beginning, With
all Tie Improvements, appurtauauces, 1c. Tho
unimproyed portion 81 the above property wall 10
sold FIRST Terms, cash.
The Trustee sell, only such title a. ! vested IA
him ~ tie aforesaid decd, which j. believed % ~
unquestionablc. JAMES f. CARLIN,
nh I3-dte Trustee
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By r. NJ McCORMICK-Alc1
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF Landry
~ virtue 81 decree of tie CircuitC UT Ot Fair
fax county. pronounced il the case If "Boxham
against WhaIey," 4, November term, 1852, 70
shall on SATURDAY, THE SEVENTH DAY
OF APRIL 1880, at West End, 10 front 81 the
lycru Of Samuel Cats, offer "a public auction 70
the highest bidder the REAL ESTATE, ia the
county 81 Fairfax, whereof James BloXhGR died
{STzzzSs possessed, being a HOUSE and LOT, SR
SEi# the Little River Turnpike road, It gate Ne.
J. where the said James Bloxham resided Rt the
time ot his death; and !. lot Of about TEN and .
HALF ACRES 4! LAND "a the said road, very
near said gate, and opposite the Lard II John II.
Taylor One quarter acre in this 1T i reserved
FIR the grave. yard, with Tie tight ri egress and
ingress thereto HE crop ~ rye Is also reserved.
TERMS OF S.,LE.--Onc tenth ~ the purchase
money u Ue paid in hand, I'm lhg day u sale, as
deposit liable t. be forfeited and tho land resold
1T the cost aul risk Of the purchaser, should he
fail 70 comply with tile terms u saIc-the residue
upon credit u SIX twelve, and eighteen months,
with interest from the day Of ale h. secured by
the notes Of the purchaser, and > retention u the
title until the purchase money shall be fully paid,
CHRISTOPHER NEALE, &C.,,
ALFRED MOSS,
~. s~N4 E ~ I'll
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~ DWELLING HOUSE FOR SALE-Ths
Ill under, signed il authorized s. sell =. private
suTc, desirable THREE STORY NEW BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE. a,ied up IN good mojers,
style including gas sud water, situated III Payne
street, between Duke aud Prince streets, Thu
property 5an be bought low for cash. II not 'old
II private sale BY the NINETEENTH MARCH.
i will then be offered 40 public sale. Persons
wishing % purchase VII apply e.
JOHN T. JOHNSON.
feb 6-dts Coracr Union 1 and Fayette Alley.
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II IBERTY HALL.-ALEAANDRIA ! !!
WEDNESDAY EVENING. MARCH IA, 1860.
PROFESSOR LOVES
GRAND AFTERNOON PERFORMANCE,
Commencing at 3 o'clock.
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TIME copartpeI-aip heretofore existing under
L the name and firm or 4. ENGLISH 4 BRO,
was dissolved ~ mutual consent, on the 1t day
i March, 1859. n ENGLISH 4 BRO.
NH l2-eO3t
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The STEAMSHIP MONTICELLO, from New
York. arrived yesterday, with full freight,
and a few passengers.
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C0 OF N Z RCIAL.
che Markets

BALrvone, March l3.-FIour closed firm uo
sales Wheat haS declined 36e5c., closing iuli !;
red l4OM l4jc.; white lJ5@ 1860. Corn closed
dull and with declining tendency white $50
re; yellow 7OM 15c Pork closed steady; mess
Sl8 prime So. Whiskey closed du.l; Ohio ~
@23!c
NV YoRK, March l3.-Cotton closed firm;
sales II 800 bales. Flour closed firm sales III
~, 500 bbls.: State $4,000 S5.4O; Ohio S6.O5@
Sc ~; Southern S6I06 5000. Wheat closed firm;
sales OF ~, 900 bush; Southern red Soc 10. white
lose. Corn closed heavy sales ot $4,000 bush;
white &c.; yellow SOC. Pork closed steady mess
SI725mSlS.l2. Lard closed steady atlO$4 L.
Whisky closed quiet At 23!c. Sugar closed buo.
yam aud &. higher Orleans jt@5s Muscovado
65@73c Stocks are lower and dull. Mo 6's SGT
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IIRLS WANTED.-FOURor FIVE GIRLS
~ viii hnd constant ana profitable employ ment
At SHIRT MAKING, "a application t. The IN
dersisned II ~. #, King Street, South SIDE
None but irstrate seam.tre.seS need apply
~" Goods may be l.n a. pIy house for NJ.
BCDOIE, Dyer MADAME DIRAND.
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~ Doors open at ! ; commence at III.
E.G~ Admission - cents. Seats secured during
tue duy, 30 cents nh lh-lt'
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Also, 4 large variety III
MISSES FURS AND SLEIGH ROBES.
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In the House of Delegates, the general
license bill, for making regulations con-
corning licenses" was called up by Mr..
Barbour, Of Culpeper, and was amended in
various ways, and ordered to be engrossed.
A message from the Governor was read to
the House, in which he recommends an eX-
tension of the General Assembly, for sundry
weighty reasons stated liz the document. l.
was laid on the table and ordered to be
printed.
Senate resolution for an extension Of the
session until the expiration OF the ~ days
allowed by the Constitution, April "a, J
having been communicated 10 the House,
was called up. Mr.. Hopkins moved to in
sert the 10Th Of March as an amendment 10
said resolution 1t was deteated-Ayes H,
noes 81. Mr. VERIFY moved to insert March
ODD, which was lost. The question then
recurring on agreeing with the Senate reso-
luton was carried in the athrmatlve-AyeS
50, noes SO.
The bill making special provisions and
imposing penalties in certain cases OF trat1lc
with the slaves and free negroes OF tins
State, was taken up, and Mr.. Dnckwall offer
ed substitute, making the law more severe
ON liauor dealers; but the substitute was re
iected and the original Senate bill was pass
ed. =,
Mr.. Raymond moved TO take up the biiI
imposing taxes for the support OF the Coy
ernment, and on motion OF Mr.. Barbour, II
was passed by until o'clock +. Nj.
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WASHINGTON IrEMS.-The jackson Dem
ocratic Association" Of Washington, assem-
bled in large force at Coombs Hall on Mon
day evening. 4 resolution was passed,
agreeing to postpone the election q officers
until after the Charleston Convention. Mr..
Radcliffe addressed the meeting. and was
authorized to appoints committee OF thirty
three to make arrangements for a ratlhca-
ton meeting after the nomination a. Charles
ton shall have been announced. The meet
ING adjourned with three cheers for Presi-
dent Buchanan, and his Administration.
An unfortunate young man, named Nm.
Powers, whose parents reside III the eastern
part of Washington, was missed from hls
home ON Saturday. Last evening his dead
body was discovered in the Canal
The death Of JOS. Adams, the active and
efficient teller Of the Bank Of Washington,
and SON of Jas. Adams, esq for many years
cashier of that bank, was announced yes
terdav to his numerous friends, causing
general sorrow. Mr.. 4. had previously
been unwell with pneumonia, but had re-
covered
Corp WEArHER.-The weather for the last
few DAYS has been very uncomfortable and
cold Considerable ice was formed on Sat
urday night last Yesterday was WIN
ter's day"
Low TlpE.-The strong Northwest winds
for the last few days, have, in common par
lance, 'driven the water out of the river,
and Yesterday morning the tide was lower
than we have seen it before for long time.
CoEN.-We have been requested to refer
to the quotations and sales Of Corn, III this
market, as showing as good, If not better
prices, than are obtained il the Baltimore
market,
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AUCTION SALES.

DUBLIC SALE.-Will be sold AZ public auc-
i ton, the lin instant at the house, near
the corner OF Cameron and Fayette streets, at ~
o'clock, A. NJ, all the HOUSEHOLD AND KITCH
EN FURNITURE, belonging 10 tie late James
keene.
TgRNs:.- On al sums over So credit Of tx
months will b. allowed, the purchaser giving
security On All sums under $40, cash will u
required. JOHN I. CREIGHTON,
NH l4-its AuetiODesrs
nUBLIC SALE OF A VALUABLE NEGRO
L MANI viii sell At public auction, 10 froRs
OF Cats Tavern, at West End, o. Saturday Sssl,
l7h instant, at II o'clock, valuable NEGRO
MAN, belonging to lady ia Washington. He -
good farm hand, aud fine coaChmAn. AZ ne
owner does not wish him TO 20 South, be viii ass
Be sold to the trade. Sale positivo-tsrms cash.
NH I4-dts W. r. MILAN.
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,. = KIT 0ON BEAIlt
NIB 5--dts Nat Int. copy Trustee,
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ARRIVAL OF THE NORTH AMERICAN
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rg- THE HENRY CLAY DINNER.-The
subscribers to the Henry Clay Dinner, and those
who intend 10 subscribe T. i, ne hereby requested
T. meet ID the Hall 81 The Relief Fire Company,
"a Thursday evening. the 9Th instant. Y X!
o'clock Inn LIT
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GLOVER SEED, for sale by
NH WI. H FOWLE ! SOE
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NTOTICE.-ON THURSDAY AEAT, the 18th
~ Instant, the FISH BENCHES will be rented
foi the ensuing year. -,.,,,.,..,,,,l...
NH lO-dtd lielH 81 the Market.
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JoHN p. CLARKE has removed 70 The Store.
j No. 1911, King street, next door q John 4.
Milburn's Drug store, until his improvements A
his old stand are completed. mn III
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OhitnarY.

.n Attessrsphic di. Itch has a. nounced he mel
anlcnoH ~ elligence Of the death OF MRS JU-
DIIH PAGE AYLETT, tthe widow of the late
zen rhiifp Ay lett,) OF King William county. on
Mond ~ morning, the TIN inst, after a short i'll
ness at the residence of her son in law, DR. p. n
CaOei'. at selma, in the state Of Alabama, while
on a visit TO her daug liter.
ne deep gloom of the numerous and devoted
relatives and friends of the deceased. ar this sud
cen ana unexpected bereavement, speaks the best
panegyrIc upon her character. and evinces their
JUST ESTIMATION of the irreparable loss they have
sustained. n all the relations OF life she faithful
y discharged every duty. Frank, generous. con
nding and afectionate, she ELECTED the love and
teem OF all who knew her. Her heart ever
stmpathlzng with the needy and distressed she
dispensed numerous charities with liberal hand
Hospltabie and kind to al. her mansion was ever
tne unostentatious seat of hospitality the agree
apie ana constant resort OF numerous VISITORS
Euoowed with superior lateleet improved by
EDUCATION and reading her judgment and opinions
were soue mt and respected by those with whom
sne was intimate. and who best knew her worth
nui me brightest gem IN her character was the
truly Christtdn piety which. by precept and ex-
ample, distinguished her course through life, and
W., WHEN though proving her faith by her works re-
neu solely on the merits of her Saviour for that
prikpt inheritance In thu mansions of the blessed
10 whch her spirit has fed. Long will her memo
~ c enc rlshed- long will her angelic virtues and
and friends 'S"
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MARINE INxHI.LIoHNCB.
PORT OF RICHMOND. Maya
HgA Water sAis Day wedsssdaS) ~ s'elses

Steamer CIT, Of Aks 'ssnsaa Mitchell. rAi.d.l
DesS "drsw rn$
coal. Jos. Il. Anderson 4 Co. ' 'A''"'''"''
Steamship, Yorktown. Parrish, N. Y, mdxe an,
passengers. l.udlam Watson.
Steamer e. Geo: pssb dy, P.lsohard. Baltimore
steamer virgieis; Kelly. Philadelphia. mdze
Bark Fanny Crenshaw, Munson, Rio, -four Hax
schr GalIeeo. Smith. New York. mdze D. 4
schI David =. Wolf. French. Boston, mdze.. W
u; Coquitt Co.
Schr +. Miller, Chopper. light.
NEw YORK, May 6.-Cleared, .tmr. jamestown
Cid. bark c. W. Pouitney. Norfolk.
H.LIFAx; April Z,3Arrived. schrs. Truro, Cox.
schr. Uncle Tom. buffet, Richmond.
BOSTON, May 4.-Arrived, schr. Susan ROGERS,
Richmond. via City Point.
,,JAcksoNy!LLE. April 2l.-Cld, schr. J. Holmes,
BALTIMORE, May 7.-Arrived, schrs. Angelina,
WIiminston,. N. c.; stmr. Belvidere, Richmond;
schrs. isabella, Curiosity. Alice Glbson. and b
Mhltey, from North Carolina. Cid, schr. B. Van
PaILADELpHlA. May 7-Cld, schr. r. p King,
City Point. Va.
CHARLESTON, May s-Arrd schr Actor How
ara, wilmington. N e. Went to sea- schr. Ann
NORFOLK, May 7.--Ceared schr. Ocean Wave,
Tor Petersburg.
tBY telegraph
NORFOLK, NAV 6.-Arrd, clipper ship CarIeoa,
from Philadelphia, with coal. bound for Rio, put
in with cargo shifted and los s of spars
Brig Gilmore Merldit", Of Baltimore, bound
from st. 1sgo to New York, with sugar, put IN
with loss of deck lead and sais
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0IEl0.
Viz IL q SihSS: S1.s: Ne, s.. Aa!ETTA

IN Chesteraeld county. MAJ 9Th. ARfErTA
vie Of Horace H. Hancock. Ia the 18th ear Of her
Tie friends and acquaie taucea NJ The f.,o;,v :.
respectfully invited to . tend her funeral from thS
!csidence Of her husband. Wednesday morning. n
:. Lat night, At . qnarter before . O'Clock. EN-
NETT HILL. son Of Ed lizard and Prncetta Mo
Ca!thy, aged years and months.
The irisnds Of the family are requested IN at
tend the funeral this afternoon, at half past
4 O'Clock. from the residence Of Mr.. Bass on
Grace street, two doors above st. Paul's Church.
On Monday evening. the TIN INST, Mrs CECE
Lila JANE, wife Of Jno. w. Scuiiy, and eldes.
daughter OF f. V. and Alkaline nj enEies In the Path
year Of her age. '
The friends and acquaintances Of the family are
respectfully invited t. attend her funeral on Wed
nesoay morning, thu 9Th inst, at ii clock, from
ner lather,s residence. CO, ner 9th and Clay sts
tChurch HILL without further notice.
IA Baltimore papers please copy.