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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-11-16

IruyG LADIES FAIR. The young ladies
connected with St. Mary's Sunday School,
contemplate holding Il fair in aid of their
school funds, at Christmas. The fair will
be held in St. Mary's Hall, and active prep
arations for it arc now in progress.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-11-16

NrErROES WANTED-Wc wish te purchass
INV number OF NEGROES, Of both seNee,
for cash All letters addressed to us, at this place
will vi, receive prompt attention. Having bought
~ ostobl;shmeut. lately occupied by MILAN q
Grigsby, West end Duke street, and havins rsht-
ted It to make ii one of the most healthy anu com
Portable Depot for NEGROES, we will receive
them on board en- the usual t"Fms. -.,,,-
anr 30-eotf PltIN:. :" NV0IN. N-.-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-11-16

UDAL-White and Red Ash Anthracite and
u Cumberland Goals on hand, and being con-
stantly received, for sale by cargo, carload, or
single ton. Apply to D. B. SMITH.
nG~ Orders may be left at Potomac Insurance
Office, or my office, on the Wharf, between Caine-
ron and Queen streets. oct @
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-11-16
ORANGE s ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.
trNiD nAIIv IRA SlSS

Ii - Egg
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-11-16

z IST OF LETTERS remaining in the Post
/ ! Office at Alexandria, Va, on the 18th day Of
November, 1860. Persons calling for Letters in
this list, will please say they arc advertised.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-11-16
,,,,sris Gazette and Virginia Advertiser.
I!'A" PUBLISHED DAILY RY
rnGAR sN0WDEN SONS,
-, Dollars per annum, payable half yearly.
ndria Gazette and Virginia Advertiser
lIeSa1" (FOR THE COUNTRY

.,sdr;a Gazette and Virginia advertiser,
lleSaA"' (FOR THE COUNTRY
Js PUBLISHED, REGULARLY, ON
-roynaYS. THURSDAYS, AND SATURDAYS,
!V,-r;ye Dollars per annum, payable in advance.
- Observation-Disclosures not exceeding
:S' inserted threo times for Ona Dollar. Advertise
".anuuel after three times for so cents Square
a."~su INSERTION INSIDE. or % cents OUTSIDE.
paspau;s pa 10y the year at prices to be agreed upon,
asrence 10 the usual amount of spacc they may
SS"sn ADVERTISEMENTS charged for extra.
frertsing by the year not 10 advertise articles not
Sr4 their regular bu,infs. nor TO insert III their
ars ,ad OBITUARY NOTICES, exceeding five lines, Will
L..nH.Ss-,gi for as advertisements.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-11-16

r OST, yesterday morning in the = Market o house
the Market Unusc, a LADY'S GOLD HUNTING
CASE WATCH, with chain, and three keys at
The finder will be suitably rewarded upon leav-
ind i Mt Mr. W. W. Adams jewelry store, King
eat 10 or al this Office oct 25-dtf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-11-16

GEoRGETowN--MK. GE0. WATERS, in a
note in the National Intelligencer, referring
to paragraph concerning the trade Of
George etow0, published in Yesterdays Ga
zette) says:-"As tl:e seller of one of the
loads referred to, can say that the agent of
q mill short distance above purchased it in
each case at a higher price than was offered
by the mill in town, and that there never
has been Il cargo left town for want of q pur-
chaser"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-11-16

INVITE CITIZENS AND STRANGERS to
| call atmy MAsurAcToRY, No. t4l KING STREET
BETWEEN WAsniNGTO& AND ST. ASAfh STREETS
aud examine my large and handsome assortment
of SADDLERY GOODS, rs | DO not intend 70 oc
surpassed in my line of business by any ether city
have on hand, and an daily manufacturing, aS
fine and superior IN assortment as can DC '"uho II
any Of the Northern cities. My stock comprises
as great variety can be found IN any othcr
house, consisting of HARNESS of all kinds, from
the fine quilt work down to the dray' calt' ana a
nIopyb Harness; TRUNKS Of every kind, hne
sola leather. Steel Snring Iron Frame ladies
Trunks and Bonnet Boxes, and MI other Kinds,
down to the common Packing. Trunks: Saddles, I,
Brides Martmgs, Wins, &c, as nae am. as 'ne
finest: Buffalo aud Fancy Robes Driving tIaEeS,
Horse Covers, Carpet Bags, Valiccs, &C., &C.. o'
all kinds. Call and see for yourselves
Thankful for the very liberal patronage hereto
fore extended I solicit continuance OF inc S"'a''
and pledge myself to spare 40 pains to s'Ve Sa''E
faction All goods warranted to be rs rcpreSc,,,:H'
oct 31--tf vi. L. iAoN'-t Ao', e.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-11-16

DAYY g. EARET0N,
NROCERS--DEALEkS IN cORH NEAL,
VI corn, OATS, RALE ia 7, and all kinds
of MILL FEED, corner, OF Prince and Royal sts..
Alexandria, Va. ap l9--dly
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-11-16

TUST RECEIVED another supply OF DRESS
y TRIMMINGS and BUTTONS, Mantle Tas-
sells and Fringes; also, Ladies Pa.ont Elastic
Woven Skirts, without seam, something new
and nice, for sale at foct l6l C.. c: BERRY's.t
TlRENCH WINDOW GLAsS.-Soe boxes
T. French Plate Window Glass, . k 10, just re-
ceiyed. ALL SIZES furnished ut short notice.
10 mo 2G K. II. MILLER, SON / co,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-12-12

HeioissH's Pm 4 Oisfmegf.-- Weeks o. Hamsn.
ly Indiscieiions d Yooih.-No object e mon soul
appalling than The premature ssniliiy Of youth daily
witnessed among the habitues Of ouf pubic ptnms.
nsde., who're may BE- The terrible results Of Dc.
ease 70 s most ifghtial forms n the Fhasly and GO.
davetsue wrecks Of manhooi, ~. Jeiudsd victims u
unpnnsiped seoundfsls, who, Wy pemcious nosisBm..
hsss impegnaisd the systems " their transporting
an1 eon6dng patients with mineral poisona fot ~
ulcers AND mpuniy u blood consequent on such I'm.
prudence II5lIgsay's Pills and Ointment are power.
iuy eibcacieas being composed Of rare bsisams and
Vegetables that arc aaisgonsir 10 ~ disorders Of the
blood aDd ulcers arising from snus In The body. They
eoniain moi particle 81 mercury other mineral pol.
sou.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-12-12
oCR FOREIGN RELATIONS.


Our relations With Gry&; Britain are q The most
friendly character. since the commencement u
my adminisistion, The tao dangerous question:.
arising RON The Clayton and Bulwtf treaty and
from tie night y search claimed ~ the British
government have been hinicably ADD hon0rably
adjusted
IN discofdaDi constructions n the CLAYTON and
Bulwer treaty between the lgo governments, which
81 ditefsat periods " tbs dssussson, DOFs threat
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-12-12
i,laeLwood,. EaIasurrh ,ragazlne,

tsiackwoed's EaInbursb Magazine,
Ior November, eonisns. . CisI Service Appointments
--Nonioslian and Compesi,ioo. . caspe Dsm.'
q. Tho Romance Of Ago.iiai-PsE n. 4. Tho Admi.
nisltsiiop Of india. g. Judicial Paules The Annes.
Ny Case. 8. Ay scheaa =. Norman sieciaiti An
Autobiography X. 9. The couresies q War
.. Dsndo, tbs oyser.tsiet 10. Iron.Chd ships %
Wat
Pablisbed by Leonard scou a Co.. New York
Price 80 pei snnam iof sny ons o. The Reviews. o.
BIaekwood, % any iro Of the works. SOL or Baek.
WOOD and The fouf Reviews, go.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-12-12


Our relations With Mexico remain IN . most un.
satisfactory condition. lnmy last two annual mes
sagcs DISCUSSED extensively the subject q these
relatiyns. and DO not nUw propose q repeat Il
length the facts and Arguments then presented
They proved conelnriyey that our citizens residing
10 Mexico and our merchants trading thereto had
suffered series u wrongs and Outrages such A.
We have never patiently borne from any osher M
ton For these our successive minister, invoking
the faith a treaties hal in the name u their cou
try. peryistenty demanded redress and indelnniii.
cation. but without the slightest elect Indeed,
70 confident hal Che Mexican authorities become
u our patient endurance. that they universally be
lisyed they might commit these 0utfagus upon
American citizens With absolute impgnlty. Thus
wrote our minister III 1855. ard expressed The Upir
ion that nothing bat manifestation d The pow.
er a the Government and u ~ purpose y punish
these wrongs, sill avail
Aflcrsafds, 10 1857, csine the adoption u new
constitution for Msxico, he election q President
and Congress under its provisions, and The inaugu-
ration u the President Within one shgri month.
however, this President wa expelled from The cap
itAi By rebellion IN The army, and DE supreme
power u The rpublie was assigned % Genefal ~
ioaga THIS nsnrger vas IN bic turn gon c1inpcll
ed 10 retire and give place 20 General Mlfampn.
: Under the constitution which had thus been
ADOPTED. Senor Jiarez Is chiCf Justice ~ he Su-
prvlDs Cvpt bssms Tie lawful Prcsderhd ae
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-12-12

l,is new quite evident that The hBaneisl neee..I.
ties o. the Government will require modification of
he lsfG dafDg your present session. or The purpose
Of increasing the revenue 10 this sapeei desire 20
ftilsfaie the accommodation sonsinsd in my last two
snnusI messsess IN favor Of imposing specific nsissd
Of f v1iortm duties all imported articles 70 which
these csn be properly applisd. Prom long chseiya.
hon snd experience On convinced that specific do.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-12
California Marriages md Deaths.


sacraonto JAN 81 by the Rev. Mr.. Peck j. Simon to
In san Francisco Feb by the Rev. Father Gallagher John
n San T1Sccc Feb BY Justice Ry an VIM q.
Dods OF Maine to Charlotte B. Rogers Of Kentucky.
Nevada FEB by the Rev. j. A Bruner, VIM L. Sutton
In San FfsDeco at Grace Church Feb H. by the Rev C.
Island ESs5 FRANK 's, 70 AHA'Os'A D''A''H' 9''''
At ODegs Jan 81 Benjamin P Holland to LOrinds Noble
In San FIsne.G9 Feb By the Rev kahn Frederick Ger
sam to Mis- Z, A. Cooke. late Of Vermont.
In Stockton BY the Rev. A. Guernsey B. r Baird to Julia
In Maps Valley February by the Rev Mr. yeeder, Gen. W.
In EspS, February l. samuel Townsend to Jane Chapman.
In Nsps February Oscar F. spauldng to Charlotte o.
In Jackson, February o BY the Ksy Pr Myers, w j.
Thoppson to sarah j. Russell
MoEealnne Hin, February = BY the Rev R. Keen, ThO''
In San Francisco February 9Th the residence of the BRIDE.
RcsId bowling of6at city Adde NJ PIKE formerly Of South
BoftoD, Massachusetts .
Al the Rancho Juo San Juan, Monterey County
Of San Juan Nan D. Bxby, formerly of NOrridswsk,
In Eagle Valley Nevada Territory Feb by the Rev A. L.
s. Bs.eIaan, Jacob T. Colbun to seins Hoeman- :,
Mshsn, Of sOnoma Valley, to Mary Hogan
DIED.
In San Francisco Feb g. Funice T. Merrill native OF Free
dom, Me- aged 70 years and 10 months
Na,,schusets papers please copy.
In NsTytyiIe FEB. & JOIN T. McCarty aged IS years.
In Msry,yie Feb Mary Adelaide vile Of Oscar Alderman
ICED "a vesrs months and 10 days.
In Stockton Feb. 7, Beadn Paterson, aged 20 years
In MsipOsa Feb !, Charles Williams aged % years native
OF New ork. . r, o, n N, - ,
about AZ years. =. ru.L 7 H.
formerly OF ST. Joseph Mo, aged Is years:
In Pstauna Jan on LswTenda, wife Of Dr. T. L. Barnes
In Honolulu s. L. Jan. 49, Sarah W., vile Of j. H. wood,
go NJ Wood was born in Salem MaSs
r. Houolulu Jan 49, French q. Kouchee, printer native
Abandon Va for many resident oil that cry asea
about 80 years. nj. ..,.,Iv ~ .I.n, III
IN sscysm.nto Feb T. ID. w. c. Taylor ,
In San Francisco Feb H. Anna Mana Elena eldest daughter
o. Allied Santa BsTbaIs and Of tue
.te Don Jose de la Guerra Norisgs, bged "a years
Al Tutetovn Tuolumns County, Jan. ~, Z' W. fuDeii
formerly Of Bndeewbter, Vermont ,,, ..,,..
In Sacramento Feb H. Jacob Foster sged - years Sh'uVo
Of oIk shire, England ~ a., ,.e nth o,,.b
Celaveraa County formerly Of Indians aged 81 years
In San Francisco Feb a. Eneine Kelly youngest dAugnte
Of James and Emene Kelly sged ii months aud 10 days
Sacramento, Feb. H. Patrick Davis agod ~ years. naive
OF Virginia
Al Jenny Lind Casyerss County Feb TO- Dr. Louis L. Hob
erts nstlve VI Massachusetts
n Sacramento, Feb 49, Nj Booth Of the firm Of hsddaS
Booth.
In orOvle Feb Mrs. NJ. A. Hodgkins wife of r. A. Hods
Aims, formerly Of Boston, Mass.
In Ban Fsnco0, Feb u.s. Ees r. UiIuoDd formerly Of New
owe, Conn, ssed ayeuL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-12

With regard to advanced charges for transportation
by rail and canal, and the fixed prices coal, The
(Phiadelphia) Mining Register of to-day says
The effect of the arrangement entered into by the
Schuy Kill carriers will be to maintain prices for Schuy
kill Goals 20 to % over prices at last year Of
q corresponding date. The charge imposed by rail.
road will increase the cost for transportation coal
put aboard vessel Richmond about 81 cents per tun
while the increase Of toll by canal per nn is about
cents and fraction, based upon the assumption that
the freghs from Port Carbon will be so cents per ton,
and from Sch uyk Haven 80 cents per un TO this city
with one dollar additional from all shipping points to
New-York.
AT Elzabetbport the prices for Scranton coal are
fixed at 10 cents above the prices fixed by the Delaware
and Hudson Canal, being IS cents above the prices of
Scranton coal last year; while the prices of Hddson
Canal Company % cents above their prices
of last year. The Pennsy lvania Coal Company start
out with their prices fixed at 30 cents per tun last
year, The prices of coal from the Lehgh advanced,
corresponding with the advance put upon coal from
the other regions"
The shipments of Boots and Shoes during the first
business days of March from Boston by and
rail were 90 iS9 cases.
AT Cincinnati, exchange remains firm at the quota
tions with material alterations the supply, sorting
i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-12
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK. 4.
Cleared.

Observation-Disclosures, schenck, Savannah, g. L.. Mhesm
SOM yorktown, Parrish Norfolk Lqdan hsneEsn aaha,
Love Consalton London c. c. Duncan L. Co.
shps-Fores City Kelly, Apalscbicos, Po.ti Cs.hs1ne
Fo,eT New. Orleans Post, Smith Co. swallow, Morton,
shsngse Leland Tucker Smiths Cairo, Wooster Hotter
dam. a
Holland necker Amsterdam, Kof PershGn; Rasish Wort
man. Hsmburg L. f. Amsinck Co Casco Mclean, irnaoso
G. u Stephenson; y. Wright, Gibbs, Boston.
Brgs-ssnts Clara, EBngwood, Mont, Guadsloupe Brett
Monticello Gsgsr Norfolk II. b. Cromwell Co. A. Watson
Wet n Wilmington. a..
Wave. Warner Washington; Gen. Armstrong Kelsey MAYS
rurz H. Underwood L. Bowman Wooster, Msyssnez, =. y.
Deahe Volant Cooms Point Pere, r Buck Co Enen
Der nson Mobile, Lsyn Hunbut; Mora Chase seysnnen,
II b. Chase W. H. smith, Scott Charleston Dolner Potter
j. w Hughes, Davis, NewberD James L. Dsysi bneSsr'
Low Norfolk Brett Son CO.. Statesman Mott Aexsnd1e,
Stafford Dodge; Anna Smith smith. Philadelphia Jas H,ad
Chri,topber Columbus Drake, NewHsven ma'ser ESshs'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Cannon, Phiadepbs r. Perkins, octo'
ura MeKsig, South Anboy, w. Dslzel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-12
DiaaareHa. SC.

The DE- wrr CLINTON previously reported shore q
Squap IL listed streak Of shores lies easy and ne
hshs,t TIDE the inches above her lower deet the
tide ,bbs and flows in her The schr Norma arrived on salt
day morning in Achilles nom the wrecs of 'n'
purpose OF getting additional steam pumps -. =,
ScnR T.. BArRs previously reported ashore on the pons
the Hook lies high and dry at half tide She lies pecdy
and ba The chances Of getting her on v''
Tightening doubtful . -. h.s,,.
reported ashore Hook being discharged 90 ne
The cargo Is Ia rood order The vessel IL uninned yo
Il ia anticipated she will be so of tomorrow 'he "oaA'
proves favorable. m s..vh r,a.
WmaiNGroN ~ c., March 10 The schr L. Z. sm.n, pa,
vousy reported ashore Newblet Bar has been nsses
and 10 Der way up the river without sustaining '
DAMAGE.
BY telegraph 10 Elxood Walter, Seey Board Undei~
ST. THosAs Feb 27-The bark Lamertine, Anderson, ~
NewYcrk bound Antwerp, pat into this port yesterday
leAky condition. ,..s.A
BrKSos ASRxs Jan l0Ths bark d., previously ePS sn
totally destroyed Her consisting oil 20
wool 1889 hides bales skins, 10 do feather and ~ 90
mdse The hull balance OF advertised 20 Dc ssa
the 18th The H. d. built Dixbury la S4l 81 W.
register rated d. and owned BY q. NJ. Barnard "" Va
Boston. -.
IBy iss.su 70 Rlwsss Walter, See gssEt Of usSsfv~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-12
BROOKL wv ITEMS.

AccnrSr on THE LosG-IsLAsD RALRoAD.--On
Saturday morning. as the q. m. train its way
from Bedford to the South Ferry, young man named
James Ludlow-s native Of Liverpool, England, but
resident of Brookfyn-fell between the while at
tempting to get off the train when IT was near Oxford
street His right leg was nearly cut of, about three
Dches below the knee. He was promptly taken to
he Brooklyn Hospital, in Raymond street, where,
after suffering terribly, he expired yesterday. His
agony such at the time of the occurrence that he
equested the bystsnders to shOOt him. He was about
eighteen years of age and returning from the nte-
ior of the island Several similar accidents have taken
place in THE way, fcm the recklessness of persona
who attempt to leave the their way down from
the Bedford station.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-12
Arrived.

Steamship James Adger Adams Charleston ndse snd psss 70
spoaord Tileston Co. Thur.dsy sth inst at
c snged signals steamship Nashville IS niles Of Cape
Batteras.
Steamship of the South Lyon Savannah mdse and pss.
to ). l.. Mitchell Son.
Steamship Monticello, eager, Baltimore, md.s and pass 70
II. b Cromwell 60. - -
ship Curr,uci Norfolk Kno wles shanghss Nov H. teas
&C. TO H. c. Hardy Co passed ADier Dec &c. in company
with ships Horstfo, and Black Prince from Shangbse. sud
E.stern Ser Vanilla all for NewYorE Jan a. Of Capo
OF Good Hope spoke ship Hppore from Calcutta for Pha
dephs Feb TO- lat ~ s. lon 81 ssnsed bark Mary Bes;sy
steering 9Th inst at rs miles s. s. from the High
lands ,ook pilot from boat Moses II. Grinnel, No. l.
buk Susan CLARK of Beverly Elliott buenos Ayres JAN II
hides and WOO 10 mater FEB lat II ST. Ion 80 90 gnae1
ship Goddess, of Boston, steering y. w -
Sb Transit of Brookhaven Davis Malaga ~ days. and Is
days from Gibraltar fruit &C. to master Experienced hesvy
weather split foTessl. -
scbr r. C. A. Ward, Edwards; Virginia days
Schr New Haven Hunt Elizsbethport Tor New-HsVen-
schr Granite Lodge TAR Rockport days.
schr Leocadia. small Salem days
Schr Emma l. Ellen, Smith, New-Haven days
Schr Cora. Kelley EhLsbs Import, coal for Boston
Steamer Delaware Cannon Philadelphia and Caps May nds
an pass. 70 +. Perkins.
Steamer Penguin Williams Providence, mdse to Isaac Ode
notwithstanding Edinburgh, Liverpool; Alabama and
r. Cuyler Savannah Yorktown Richmond &c ship Cath
srine Orleans bsks Fairy Hong Kong Aid BIB Kings-
ton ia. Peter Demil, Ssyannsh
From Qusrantine-Brig Mary A. Forrest, Bahia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-12
Arrived. SUNDAY, March IL.

Steamship New York Bremen screw) Won saDtsn Bremen
Keugen Reche Has experienced very bOI.terou. weather
during TIE eDconntered one westerly gale which LASTED
Cn IS a. passed b. Steamship Glasgow bound March 10
Battery at The NewYork brings 2a pass and 100 tuns
nde. -.
North Atlantic Steamship Co. Experienced bead winds
'D samhp Han.vis Post. Savannah d.e and pas. 70 b.
Steamship Jamestown Skinner. Richmond. mdss and pass
Ship Jo.i.h Hale Cof NewburypOrt, Graves Manila Nov
heavy westhrr on the COST. hove March OF C.pes
Deswsle 10 hour. in NJ gale Jan lat 1893 lon 81 10
days company four Gays and was ,gsn IN
Jan r. IN a 70 70 s. lion NJ s a = o Sn
&C. days OUT Feb H. lat s. lon 70 81 w. passed an Am
sip 5tb spoke bark Hcsnds Oss% bound
g. of the Cape o. Delaware spoke ship Black Prince Shan
Dec 2iO jan 20 inclusive made S7sS stated me averaging
ship ared Hathaway Havre Feb md.e and 100 pass to
Bark Rerdeer (Of New Haven't Lsnsi Port Spain Trinidad
Ia days sugar, &c, to H. Trowbdges Sons OF NewHayen
Vi, Francs Hill Maanaa. a days, .pd mo.s.ss
schI Amelia (of NswpurypOrt1 Bayey Asasdlia I. R.,
s. chI Stanley (of weliee and Sarah Roe O
Dtnni.j Baker, from Asuadlla ioi Baltimore.
sch Harry msybee Ioe Galveston % days via Delaware
weather. lost salts, &c.
senr wy!he futile Richmond days, flour, &C. to Charles
sch George Harris, Darcy, Wilmington, N c., days, naval
stores b Doner, Potter Co.
Schr jane ~ Baker, Hand Georgetown s. c. days yellow
pire to Brooklyn Nsvy-Ysrd
Schr A j. DeRoett Cutter, Wilmington N C., days, cot
ton and rice te Jonas Smith L TO.
sehr ~ Atkins, Atkins, Wilmington, Del, days. corn to
B. N. Fox.
scbr s. w. Ponder Dorman Milford, Del days, B.
N. Fox.
schr Evelue Williams, Milford Del, days B. N.
Fox
Schr Ned Henderson Wilmington, c. days. cotton &c.
TO n. :. Powell.
schr J. A. saysId Hsbee Wilmington N. c., days naval
to Dollner Potter 4 Co.
Sch T. J. Tull Cooper, Rsppahannock days to c. ~
Fry Co.
sehr Yankee Doodle Eery Baltimore days, coal to Cum
bersDd Coal Co.
sch h. 81 Bartlett Higgins Little Egg Harbor days. wood
Schr Mary Carlisle, WiDsmore Philadelphia days, coal
Schr flizs Rebecca, Price Wilmington Del, days
Schr Waponss, Morris Smyrna Del, days master.
Sobr Albert Pharo Smith PHILADELPHIA drys, coal
Schr }. Ms1held, -, Philadelphia days coal.
Schr Memento Burchsrd, Virginia days wood
Schr Pauline, Soper Virginia days, wood.
Schr May Adelne, jerks Virginia days grain master.
Steamer Boston selew, Philadelphia and Cape May. dss
and pass to +. Perkins.
Steamer Ospray Kenney Providence mdse to Issac 0de
BELOW-BsGk Palermo, Ibgham from Palermo. Also, for
ei,n b,Ik and Br herm brig - 49, -,
Withholding the day, from ~ w. to s. w.
U. steam soopofwH Brooklyn up nom OaNansina
Saturday morning and anchored in the North River