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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-04-02
PUBLISHED (DA1LYl By
ED(lAR SNOW DEN, r.
opFICE-No lO4 King street, over
;r1s,s 80. formerly French's) Book Store
II ,su1vGToN ITEMS OF the Metro

II .cuISGTON ITEMS. .-One or Jhe MSClo-
or,ao detectives, on Tuesday night, arrested
Thomas Murphy, an ex=lieutenant IN the 1850
/ reo;;mpDt New York volunteers, tor passing On
Upnrv 4 Rosenfe]d, a two dollar Treasury
/ note altered to ffty-W Workmen were en-
ployed yesterday in telling the sycamore trees
IN the Conservatory grounds, near the Capitol.
VIZ, Gait, the jeweller, has purchased the
handsome site known, in ''days Of yore, as
Ne{.eod's school lot, aud adjoining the Ninth
street PRESBYTERIAN church, on which he con-
semplates handsome improvements. twenty
six members Of the Washington bar have sub
scribed to the oath Of allegiance. The Office
Of ropogrspher for the Post Office Department,
i still vacant; no successor has yet been ap-
pointed to the late Mr. Burr: the reason is the
difficulty Of procuring the proper person for
this III ortaut situation.
Subscriptions to the amount Of So, ,250,00O
10 the National go loan have been made du
ring the last two days
Among those who have taken the "stump'
in Connecticut in behalf Of the republican
ticket is lady named Dickinson. She is ad.
verlised tct sneak IN several towns this week.
Joseph Cox, who robbed y 2ston K Dorlie,
ii New York, of $40, 900 in gold, has been ar
rested III Albany. 4 small portion Of the mo-
icy mas been recovered but the police hope to
ger Ike greater part Of it.
The schooner ';Jane Morley" formerly lie
Pouayril,) Of Baltimore, owned by Hokes, Zell
( Co., arrived at Washington, yesterday in
tow Ct tug, having been sent up from the
lower Potomac, where she was captured. She has
heen engaged IN the contraband traffic which
dnds It's way between Maryland and Virginia
across the Potomac near the extremity Of the
peninsula between the Potomac and the Rap
pahannock The party Of twenty-five captur-
ed on board, included several Washington
mans, who had medicines, dry goods, &C.,
and also letter mail.
4 general order of the War Department,
provides that at every Z. S. General Hospital
the feeble and wounded uen unfit for field du-
y, but not entirely disabled, instead Of being
discharged, will be organized and mustered in
aeFachments under the charge Of the officers
acting as military commanders who Will assign
men to them from time to time on the reports
q the surgeons in charge of hospitals. From
S1ese Invalid detachments the military COM
Inanders will make details for provost, hospi-
Il' and other necessary guards; for clerks,
uOsplta attendants, nurses, cooks, and other
extra duty men.
Al Georgetown; twelve boat loads Of coal
s:r :4se arrived by canal from Cumberland, to the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-04-02


under sentence of death, attempted to escape
last week, but was caught.-Hlgh prices are
reported in Savannah-salt from SIS to ~
per sack.
The saloon keepers Of New York city are
issuing brass and copper coins instead OF the
more perishable shinplasters. The devices on
this private currency are various and amusing.
Some of the coins exhibit hattering portraits
of the persons issuing them, or exaggerated
representations of their establishments.
The Medical Examining Board, Of which
Dr.. Clymer is president, have reported favora-
bly, in the case Of Dr.. Auguste, colored appll-
cant for admission into the Army medical
corps and he Will be assigned to duty as sur
geon in one Of the negro regiments
An accident occurred to the night mail train
from New York, due yesterday morning abo'zt
half past six clock, which detained it 50 that
it did not arrive until near five clock in tie
afternoon It appears that the Express freight
car was thrown from the track whilst running
between Pliladelp phia and Baltimore, and the
obstructions thus caused threw the mail and
two other cars behind also off the track Ine
mail car was thrown completely across and
badly smashed up, but no one II that Or the
other cars was seriously injured.
| .. Appleton & Co. have just finished their
great work-The New American Cyclopedia,
the greatest literary enterprise Of the age
| This work comprises sixteen volumes royal
octave, OF eight hundred to Que thousand pag
es each
The Washington correspondent Of the Phil
ade phia Inquirer says that it IS announced
that the President will not accept the services
of any more negro regiments, except those al
ready authorized.
The number Of applications for widows and
invalid pensions is enormous. Since the war
began seventeen thousand Of the former and
eleven thousand of the latter have been re-
ceived.
Major Gen. Sturgis was OF Tuesday presen-
ted, at Barnums Hotel in Baltimore, with
magnificent sword, sash, and belt, the gift OF
the members of his staff.
The report of marine losses for the past
month"; shows an aggregate OF forty vessels
OF the above two were captured and burned,
one foundered, four were burned, four were
abandoned at sea, and FIVE are missing, sup
posed lost. The total value Of property lost
and missing is estimated at one million i've
hundred and eighty-four thousand dollars.
In late Parliamentary debate Lord Pal
merston stated that the iron-clad arr1or
touled SO much that she lost knot an hour
in speed every six weeks she was atoat' 10
zroasal NTH an iron bottom could be sent to
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-04-02

SOUTHERN NEvs.-The SILT bill as it is
called passed the Senate Of Va, but was 1ost
in the House Of Delegates Some dlsordegiy
soldiers, in Manchester, opposite Richmond,
have murdered two persons in that place.
Capt. Webster, confined in Castle Thunder,
under sentence of death, attempted to escape
last week, but was caught High prices are
reported in Savannah-salt from SIS to 70
per sack.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-10-28
= ssINlla y #9s'.E @.l7-e4 ----'.9
a LITERARY CURIOSITY.

The following 10 one Of. the most remarkable COM.
positions ever published ~ ,@eoA Il q
lE1rLAsAfIos. The initial capitals. spell, I'M.
boast ls in the elcrious crpss of Christ" The word
il ;faties, when Rad fn0mtop 70 bottom and from
bottom to top, form q The Loris Prayer"
Make known the gospeltruth-, Our father, king,
Yield US thy grace, dear Father from above,
Bless rs with hearts ,sh ieh ieslingly IAN sing
Our life theu art for eper. G"t of love!
Assuage our griefs Il, iess for Christ We pray, .
Since the bright prince aslIsarsn aud glory iiei,
Took all oar Shame anu hailolced the iispayfE eH
lnfant being first man and h n .wss trpeihed
StupeniuOus G"i thy GRACE "a. Poaser make Known
Ia Jesus name let sll the "prlt rejoice.
New labors in thy heavenly kingdom own.
That blessed Kingdom for thy tints ahe choice;
How viIeito come 10 thee 10 an ourcrv, EfaEa&
Enemies 10 thg self and al th4t's thine. ...
Gracele@ our riH, We live fer, yanity. ,.-s. 1.
Loathing thy .ery DC ing ;eva in design. -
q, God, thy will DO done from earth TO Heaven.
Reclining on the gospel let us live.
In earA from sin deiiper cd asd forgiven.
saDhi as ,kyself 6af tsaIh as 10 forgive,
Unless II q power temptation doth destroy,
FL sure is our fall into ihs depths Of woe. s- -[
C,rnal in mind, eve nat 2 glimpse Of joy e-i
Raised against hearenj in us no hOps caa Gov.
q gice Us grace and lead MS on thy way,
shine on us with thy love an give us peace,
Self and this sin which rise against ms slay.
oh! grant each day our trespGsss 90 May cease,
Forgive our evil tiseda that oft we do, ra-rE
Copyin;e us dlay Of fhepr, TO our shame
Help n with heavenly bread forgire u.s. too, e..
Recurrent lust-, and yell adore thy name,
IN thy forgive ness we as saints can die,
Since for US All our trSsspdsses % high,
Thy Sen our Savior, bled on Calvary. -'>' a'
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-10-28
is THERE exouND roR HOpEs

We are often asked, says an exchange. IL
there any ground for hope"f good in the 10
.ure Z There is7but il can be reached only b.
charge Of rulers The present powers thai
De" have .prpFedr themselves unfit, and ,uu
worthy the, psSress Of affair, under. them,
has been, and 10 likely TO be, from bad ,'
worse !; they have shown them-elyes ignpran'
and reckIess sxperltnenter ters yainly sacrfcine
the blood and treasure Of the nation, TO such
an extent that there is now mn choice ,iefs g
the people, bu. A RUINED COUNTRY OF
AlcHANGEEt ZOE !0Ea ADMINISTRATION. pm NlssIfREIA ou
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-10-28
.,4aef:;s'I...::1GoI)trl:iIt,jtl'rl:, f:;'I;..:1G Of: I,jl'l: :
MY NY 7MaoTt4ER.


sdah SIS .asaa sE5 sE5iAaHos AMOS stsFY s7s77. sslges5f
~ When wandering in o stranger .laud 1as-,sy .'
-2a A AstrangeskyjbsPdingIo'esms, tD .ja.t
o And theaghts Of AoHs and beyhoods band, -
Are thronging fast before me; .. ss3j .5
u. And as shss rise, each friendly fsce-- 4t.,,
Or father, sister, brother-
And seek In mind the fond embrace, =
'- Comes first Of all mr. MoruaR! ~ "Aii
".y'roalI
T. A brother . wartn and faithful heart, zos
Draws closely 10 me ever =. 49,. -.-..-..
A sisters love- beyond the arc 0- ~ '''''''
e'3 OF chsnce or change 70 sever; 9 'ol IS"
my fathsfs form, rsvsfsd. will rise, - Tl'ra'
5d Pri1ed far beyond alb ether ,qsa5b aaH aa3
Save when seeb With ,beyhood'a eyes. 20
Ip memorys glass MI iKoFHEa! 7si7ssssr
a, Earth'sDther ties may seem full strong; a2H@y
srf Z Loved spsrit's .roand msl bover;lI ,cJ be3
40 And beauty, fame, and wealth, ami song, ,guoi
- May win me for their iover; .. .,-. st.a,.r
But still will memory's magnet trpe, ,,t sa.
.. Point ever TO one other,
Investing with hopes brightest hue,
r That nm &c lsved form-2Mr MOTHER ''aAi
...'-t .E~$TU9T T84l@ Hf'F r.T .~rD
Then lei, the poet sing for faneis .... ...-..-.
The miser hoard bis treasure;
Let warriors win . dsathIess name,
An i'Hil their glory's ne4sure:3 '3 .f "J
so, IL they wiII,T aud ct the shrine taz
80 og0f prond ambition, smother & Jgs sga. Z
n Each nebler impelse-7yet may mine is lsg
Z as F9reyes seek NJ HaEHEsi saEp4eazi ..gs..
gIsor veal 1r woe, hows'sr the tide ~ ss4us'ia
The bsrqua;spe o'erlifss OCEAN ~ I'd
} ssons heart to pine,is Hiapilisdigz g 5 .--I
4 With unimpairsd dsyetioa; ts!fs5cs sal
Let fortune fail, and friends forsake; .nov
iiw THERE'S ones apd pdfhersRsnoothsr, az3 3gs I
,ss Whose iovsIns lapss Of time can ahahsi ssran
,~a-v aThas one She is MT MorRRn sgs,iI 3st-.
gi
,, In childhood's heur, naturer yssrs; .-rr}.
From life's bright noon till even, F..
She aids our hopes aIlays our fears.
3 And points the path to heaven =
And If D ok y-bora spirit Ger a7raJ - 81 .8'
u Was sent 10 gussd another, ;ssaaL 10 4ss5
e In mortai guise. from yon pure sphere p sssd
E That spirit xE HosHsEi = eaasla
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-10-28

3 e STR,nTHE ABQLIyI0N PARTY, IS
A. nISLOYAL s0RGANgzATloN. Its
PRETENDEDa LOFEefE FOR d. EREsEDQ1M
MEANS NOTHING MORE Or less
THAN CIVIL WAR AHD fADLSSoLU, !,
TON sOE, ,THEsVNIQNe sHONESTo NEN
QFgALL PARTkES SH0ULDrUNlTEs TO
EXPOSE THELR LNEENRLQNS cANpoARs
BEST FHEIR sinP BESS--eAkAasw
JAGEAoN. rsaal " baass .. aaeisans llw
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-10-28

VOL. 8. Nc. s12.

Amy dropped the caressins ysrses snd took
up the miniature. There. was one, more
struggle between love and ambition, and the
former conquered. She dared not meet Ro-
berto unfit she had sealed her fate, for there
was fsscinsti,h in his voice and eyes that
few could resist. She took up 8 pen snd
wrote rapidly - ...-a s.-r.,.r, !. sg
as "Coms TO me, Arshn !; I have received
yohr letter, and am happier than when I
parted with you. Come and congratulate me.
G me to me ON Christmas eve. AkABEE.n1
Was there hope4 but tor her pride she
would have written" You are dearer far
than all the world beside" a7H5 .si
She sealed the note, gave it into the hand d
of servant, and went down to Roberto and
told HIM her heart-changes. She told him
everything but that she would have married
TO 8, tisiy her anbitis n for that surely was
not all. She wss confident that bis love
would give place to contempt but she told
her story honestly, and he believed her.,
~ have loved you," she said, tar better
than ever did or ever could love any one
except Arthur. could have made you hap.
py, Roberto" - - -. =.
II know it, Amabel, know it. I can for.
give you the pain you have caused me, for
love you stilI, because you did not under
stand Arthur and human nature coupled with
pride, and yourself least Of all. Icould not
have m ade you. happ, -but no more Of this
I shall leave England when I return We shall
| meet as friends trust. ., -.
He grasped Amy's offered hand, aud leav-
ing kiss on her flushed brow, was gone ID
moment. It was years before Amy %.
him ag.in and whom they met, e., d.rk-eyeda
German girl sat at hia feet aud sang an En
glisn song that brought the color to Amy
cheek. Il. is h,s favorite sons,"n .aaid, ,th,
beautiful W ina. She little knew why
o
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81 liko g 5BiI -
:; HONEsEs 0LDs ABE;

Honsss old Abs,zwbsashe wgsfrse began, "
Ds"ied'sboHssoup was parsof hs pasn5as sah
HonesI old Aba has s.nee made decree, 80
The war fpust 80 on till the slaves are oil free.
AZ both can't be honest viii ',r some one tell
ara ,y,.ssl1sq ss# ,aaI'dfF. o5haFr6G ss=To5
"a. az Tvs ~ .sssse.fnF.- ana vnFF srsas.,,t
Ii honest Abe then, he is honest Abe now
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J ,! My Willie has has returned to sns RwoTls
Christmas eve came and with &C Arthur!
they met as they had parted withoat I word
or sign of love thar was in theirlheSFsETs5
~ knew that you would send for fae said
Arthur, in 8 tzn1aiiz,ng tone. i1'di 1fl a
be"T shall send you away whtni have
amused myself with you, as1 do Barto."
Bartoi wasa Greyhound. ri d 2To| 81.
" / hear that you have rejected Lord Bretnel.n
I "it istrue. Have you won faue assan
artist 2" i a1 GiassT7 ''7v
Not get" -..=..s-..
You never will" II
Z" fear not, Amy. shalt stay is England
II you will let me- - -,
Az y"u please" 5.' '-'1'.
The day following Arthur told his history
while absent, his love and pride ~A7s7'
'" You could not understahd such love 40
mine," he said. "It was unseifsh, Tor
could have given you up to Roberto, or any
other who could have made you happier with
out causing you pain by o deciarstionh that
could result IN nothing but coldnsss between
CO who had heen friends 60 long. saw that
you was daszacd, bewtidered by ,he attentions
OF Roberto and chat you was blinded by am
bnion knew that YOU admired Roberto,
and I feared that you alresdy loved him. If
you cared for me nv Absence would test your
affection atf mine. wanted no divided
heart." . ~i es sss
"t you had told me this should have
bsde you stay" a1'
You gave no sigu Of love, ofregret even;
or I could not have held MY peace. - 73aJ a25
wss proud, Arthur r'f scaE
:" So was I. cannot blame your sd oseo
When the June leaves ruasled there wss N
wedding in the church where Amy was ban
tised IN her infancy. Very fair was she IN,
her white robes ss she stood nc the altar be2
side the manly form Of Arthur Morton. n.
Three years after the bridal, Howard Nor
ton was laid in the mausoleum Of his ancesy
tors; and not long after Lord Rothweli was
laid BY his side. Arthur succeeded to his
fine estates, and years atterward took his seat
in Parliament. There he won the fame, the
distinction he craved in his boyhood. Even
Amabels' ambition was satisfied. '-'' =
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Dortb graurb Qemaepat.

4 weekly Democratic
baper, devoted to Pol
ties, News. the Art4
and Sciences r.. Pub
tishsti every wednes-
hay, ss Tankhsunock, !,
Wyoming County, Pa.
BY HARVEY SlcklER.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-10-28
Chapter lE.

"'Tis good TO DO merry and wise;
'TiG good TO DO honest and true
It's good to be of with, the old love,
Before you are on with the new
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-10-28

II WI. CAR EN- M. De- (Graduate of the "
a. M Institute, Cincinnati) would respectfully
announce TO the citizens of Wyoming and Luzerne
Counties that he ntinues his regular practice in the
xsrous departments Of his profession May ne founS
1t his once or residence when not professionally ab
entf B..
Particular attention given to the treatment
ghfouie Diseas. -4l 8 = is-h 2 wa $50
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-10-28
5Businfss .aotirfs.

- JH1tHt43 .1SIHtttt9.--'.7-7.
,DACON STAND. -Nicho' son, Ps.-C L
- Jackson. Proprictor Tvln49tf s''4
LIS. COOPER. .gPHYsleIANs& SURGEON
IL. Newton Centre, Luzerne County Pa. .,',s.ss
CtE0. o.. TUITION ATTORNEY AT FLAW
NJ TTuukhannOek, Pa doficeian Star<'s Buick
Block, Tioga street s., fsvos s s5 s,za.ss s.sss
XXrMXMs PTAFT. ATTORNEY sAF LAW, OF
sfbEgSfce in Starks Brick Bloch, Tioga ST. Tprk
tnannerk, Pa,sggga. az a. o. sioa o. bEe92s
I'D Rs &sR.i W. LITTLE ATTQRNEY,SgAT
~ Law, Once on TsnGa street,, Tpnkhannock
Pa h"e'I
HARVEY 9TCKLER, ATTORNEY AT LAW
II and GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT OF.
Gee. Bridge street, opponte WalPs Hotel Tunkhanr
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-10-28
DIR. u. G, C,sBECKER &, Co,
PHYSICIANS & SURG CONS.

Woull respectfully announce to the citizens Of Wy.
ming that they have located at Tunkhannock wher
hey will promptly attend TO all calls In fine lime of
yneirprofession. May be found at his Drug Stsro
When not professionally absent. e . - '..sa
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- once ON Bfides Stress, nsxt aoor "a shE mo,
'A q6's, SsakpaRNesk, Pas asa saw r--,71T,.T
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-01
Flour for the Government. i.

Bids were opened yesterday by Col. Beckwith
for &C, 900 barrels Of aour. There was large
number of dealers In attendance and the bid
ding was spirited. Offers were made 10 fur
nsh 10000 bbls OF No. 1; ls2,9OO bbls. Of No.
., and 5000 bbls. OF No. 3. Bids ranged from
SC. 10 to $7.05 for No. 9, and from 5000 10
$G.CO for No. 8. There were only two bids for
furnishing No. l. and they were sG.93 to $7.25.
After the bids had been announced, Col. Beck.
with decided to take all the -four offered at
SG.35 and under, amounting to about 3s 600
h,I- Those who Furnish Hour at these figures
will not get rich on this contract. We furnish
the names of the bidders and prices elsewhere.
While on the subject Of hour, VIC are re-
minded Of statement Just made by the Rich.
mond Wing Of u sale in that city Of twenty
seven hundred barrels Of new -four at hoeaiy-
srrrn dollars a barrd!
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-01

A Coon IpEA.-There are two classes of per-
sons in this city who have to endure a vast
amount of annoyance for the want of some
suitable medium through which to make known
their necessities. We mean persons In search
of rooms and board, and persons In search Of
boarders and occupants for their rooms. This
difficulty has been obvistcd by Mr.. VIM. W.
Burden, room No. 3, corner of Seventh and Y
streets, who has placed in his office largo aa-
vertising bulletin, divided into spaces of six
by three inches, where boarding house keepers
and persons having rooms TO rent can each So
cure one Of the spaces for the sum OF, 81 per
month, inserting u card, with the privilege of
changing 1t US often as they choose within the
month. Here, also, persons seeking rooms OF
board eau find them of every description and
all localities. We recommend everybody to
| call on him.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-01
LATER FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF LONDON.
the REBEL PRIvATEER FLORIDA
The Rebel Loan Is Still Declining.
Polish Question Unchanged.

New YORK, August 3l.-The steamer City of
to the 10Th.
The privateer Florida had appeared of Kin
sale on the 18th, and boarded Cork pilot boat
and sent In by her three passengers supposed
to DO Confederate agents. The Cork Herald
had previously announced her expected arrival
at Queenstown to effect some shipments Of
men, and at the instance Of the United States
Consul notice had boon posted by the Post Ad-
miral warning the people against any breach
OF the Foreign Enlistment act. Reports were
In circulation, also, that war vessels were In
readiness 10 prevent any illegality.
The destruction OF the American ship Mash
by a privateer, of Gibraltar, Is confirmed.
Parties interested in the steamer Peterhofi,
uuequivocally deny that the points stated by
Judge Belts were proven. They say they can
substantlate their case.
The Times says the decision OF the Washing,
ton Government in this case is looked for with
great interest.
The law case now on trial In England clearly
shows that the Peterhof had been previously
engaged In carrying contraband goods.
The rebel loan has declined to 29@27 dis
count.
The Mexican and Polish questions remain
unchanged.
The notes Of France and England to Russia
are represented as qnte pacific. The Morning
Pot thinks that II the Russian reply is unfa.
vorable, the Poles should be recognized as bel
ligerents.
Runors Of a contemplated interview between
Napoleon and the ex-Emperor Of Austria were
In circulation.
The Congress of the German Princes have
decided TO send collective invitation 10 thu
King OF Prussia, the Invitation TO be conveyed
by the King OF ;saxony.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-01
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.

Col. Alfred Spatcs, the President OF the Ches-
apeake and Ohio Canal, with his usual energy and
prudence, has made such arrangements with the
authorities for tae guarding Of the canal AZ will
hereafter insure safe transportation On the line.
Bostmen arriving this morning report all quiet
and well guarded.
The whole number OF arrivals by canal during
the month Of August were about lao, Of which 30
were loaded with coal.
The revenue received at the Georgetown office
during the month was small, not exceeding $4,000,
POLICE CAsEs.-H. Hughes, obstructing
street, fined $500. Henry Harris, selling liquor
without license; fined S2'. Henry Thomas, COM
mittins nuissncej lined $40 VIM. Milstesd and
Ed. Bowling, disorderlyi lined $500.
MARINE LIST. arrivals -schr. Embark,
Harrisj wood for simms.
schr. octavia Ellen, Elliot, salisbury; lumber
Tor Wheatley.
schr. Yankee Doodle, n. v, vaudesn; hay for
Government.
Dspariurrs-schr. G. c. Morris, Arts, Boston.
sehr. Julia Baker, Lowe, Philadelphia
| schr. Alliance, Hoffman, Philadelphia.
| schr. R. W. Brown, Bishop, Providence, X. l.
| Brig W. A. Dresser, Hatch, Boston.
The above with coal from Rays Docks.
schr. Martin Perrin, -, Cohasset Narrows,
| Mass coal, Agnew's Docks.
| sehr. Annie Leverett, Leverett, Newark, N. J.i
| coal from Cum. Coal 4 !. Co.
schr. Hsxail, Bogart, New York.
sohr. y. Pratt, Baker, Fall River, Mass.
| The above with coal from B. NJ Co.
| CHEsAPEAKR AND ONO CASAL.-Arrivals-
At Rays Docks with coal; Pearl, IO6 tons, L. W,
Harper, ~ tonsi Slack, Jos tonsi II. h. Gregory
100 tonsi Thirza Hall, no tousj W. stanhope, l0s
tonsi Charlotte, lis tonsj A. II. Bradt, iis tons
Golden Rule, ia tons. Al c, c. a l. Co.'S Docks
John James, i"s tonsi George shaw, lio tons. Te
Borden Mining Co; {. y. Waruzky, los tonsj Cspt
J. Hewitt, il6 tons. 10 John ioung; Renown, ~,
tons To Agnew's Docks; Anna Reinhsrt, i05 tons
Kate Prince, 100 tons; Ida, i0G tons. To w.
snow; Jacob Brengls, III tonsj Helen May, V9 tops
| To W. II. Cooley; W. J. Worth, limestone.
Departures since August 2s-J. y, Essex, J. W
BiIdssll, Capt. John Snort, L. ,, Waruzky, Jaeol
Brengle, Thomas samnon, Dan'i Lynn, J. T. Chop
line, John James, Pearl, Gov. shaw, Thiza Hall
Kate Bruce, Renown, e. Slack, II. II. Gregory
Charlotte, VIM. stanhope, W. J. Worth, Captain
J. Hewitt, Golden Rule, II, A. Karns, Ida,