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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-06
later FROM EUROPE.

Tho steamship Scotia, from Liverpool on the
goth. via Queenstown on the z'th u''. ''a3
The TELEGRAPH construction company nave
offered to contract for the laying OF two cao17s
TO America next year. e .ba
The LIE Nord explains the position OF lne
French scheme for telegraph to AmeficMa' Va
the Canary Islands and the Cape re e a.
and Southern route and says there - ~ n 80
couragement from the failure OF VIC sroaa
Eastern. The line is to be compleleu 49,! 49,
Paris to the Canary Islands IN three yed1o nd d
the whole line in five years, lng ot;on Of
Americans against England, and denies thaC
there exists any pretext for wal with Eng!:a1nu'
and seriously asks for dlspassIonate con0io0'
alton Of affairs by the Americans 49,,
Ou;no to urgent demands from Irelanu ou
aooonnr Of the cattle disease the importation
Of cattle from England into lre'ano LAS o00h
pl ME English squadron has returnd from
Brest to Portsmouth. ,uuxo.s h.7o 70
The French Emperor and Empress nave re-
turned to Fontainebleau from their swiss tour.
me Paris Temps, in alluding to the Austro-
prussian proceedings with the Duchles, points
out that France may appropriate pon1 Oh Tue
Rhino when it suits her, with Just as mucn
right as Prussia approprlates hauenouig
The Austro- Prussian diplomats were to con-
time negotiations as to the question Of the
succession to the Duchles.
Flour steady wheat easier. ~
General Burgevine in China is still IN cus5 t
dy. The American Minister has Sd ag fbat oe,
refusal would be casus beli The rebels are
encam am. near Pekin, and it is rumored that
IL L ! oo,+,,rod that CITY
The cholera has reaRpeared at Gibraltar but
is disappearing from Barcelona and is d Tae;o
from Marseilles are subjected to quarantine
1xe All vessels arriving at Genoa
from Gibraltar and the French Mediterranean
ports are subjected to seven days quarantine
The Board Of Health Of Lisbon declares the
ports Of Gibraltar and Greece to be infected
with cholera The Modo Wallachian Govern
ment has established quarantine regulations
for vessels arriving at Galitz from the ports OF
Turkey.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-06
Insurance.
A LREMARLE INSURANCE CO.,
u an Cu,p7 OTTESTILLE. VA.

~ Wood r. Sec'y. W. T. Early Pres,t
'G This old GI and well ana well established vIR
GINA COMPANY, having survived the &C ca "a
lamities Of the past four years is now WI IN goGa
eondton a2d preptahr e best terms The Well
known now reputation Of the Company for Caution
and Prudence and for Prompt Settlement Of
Losses viii no doubt secure for it fair share
y IA psD The p Undersigned have examined the
statement of Assets and Liabilities Of the Abe
marie Insurance Company, and are fully salts
fed ofthe safety and soundness of the lnstitu-
ton, and recommend it to public favor:
HORACE L, KENT,
A. Y. STOKES & CO.,
THOMAS r. PRICE.
Having accepted the agency ofthis Company,
I take pleasure in Recommending 1t to my
friends us being reliable and in every way
worthy Of their patronage.
ROBERT L. WOOD,
aug lily NO. no, KING ST., ALEXANDRIA. VA.
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Commission Merchants.


WE HAVE this day formed co-partner
w ship under the style Of
WITMER & WASHINGTON:
and will carry on a general AUCTION and
COMMISSION BUSINESS, IN the large and
commodious warehouse on the wharf, occupied
We solicit consignments Of all kinds Of Coun-
try Produce, Dry Goods, Groceries, Cotton
Yarns, Tobacco. &c.
Special attention given to the sale Of Real
Estate, Stocks and Merchandise of every des-
cription Prompt returns will be rendered as
soon as sales are made.
Groceries and other goods furnished on the
best terms. References given if required.
GEORGE K. WILMER.
aug 7-tf GEO. WASHINGTON.
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LEXANDRIA STEAM D4ElNG AMI
n CI,OTH DRESSING HOUSE,
~-- ID

A. D. WAKEFIELD, Proprietor.
Merchants aud others are respectfully invited
to examine the SUPERIOR Sly LIE in which
"a, 81. FAIRFAX STREET, OLD STAND,
where everything appertaining to a well regu-
lated house of the kind be done in q superior
manner, at moderate prices and goods forward
ed With dispatch to any part Of Virginia, safely
and carefully packed -,
A cali is respectfully solicited You vii!
find me at all times at my post ready and vii
ling to accommodate a.! desiring my services.
CON lin
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PHILADELPHIA HOUSE,
NOS. 5 and 7, SOUTH ROYAL STREET,
ALEXANDRIA,

formerly Cottage Headquarters.)
The undersigned would respectfully an
nounce to his friends and the public generally
that he has taken the above named house,
which, for location and convenience, is not ex-
celled by any hotel in the city: Thankful! tor
past favors, he solicits q continuance of the
generous and liberal patronage heretofore be-
slowed upon him.
Daily and weekly BOARDERS taken on
the most reasonable terms.
MEALS at all hours. The best PHILA-
kept on hand:
My TABLE will always be supplied with
the best the market affords.
A LADIES ORDINARY is attached to
this house. with courteous and attentive wait
ers always in attendance
NH 13-tf GEORGE ". FORMER.
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MANSION HOUSE RESTAURANT.
lNI No: IS N2rM Foi3tar Street
r. T. LUCAS. Proprietor.
Ladies and gentlemen Will meet with every
accommodation pertaining to such al estab-
A choice variety of MEATS, with POUL-
TRY OYSTERS, &c, including every delicacy
the markets afford. will be prepared by pro
fessional cooks, and served by polite and at
tentive walters, and at reasonable prices.
ICE CREAMS and PASTRIES will be Of
superior quality, -,
The wine vaults will be stocked with select
assortment Of WINES, ALES, SC.
The Restaurant and Saloons will be open at
all hours. Particular attention will be given to
orders from families and parties wishing dinner
or supper aug 30-tf
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Clothing, DC.
A RNo1D & FIELD
Merchant ,LaiIOrs,
MILITARY AND GENTLEMEN'S

MILITARY AND GENTLEMEN
FURNISHING STORE.
Would invite inspection of their large stock Q
CLOTHS, CASIMERES, and VEST!NGS,
all grades, Foreign and Domestic, which they
will make to order as cheap as can be had
EQUALITY considered) in the city Of New York
and Warrant to give entire satisfaction.
Special attention given to the selection Q:
CLOTHS for MILITARY GARMENTS
We sell none but Indigo Blues, warranted, and
our long experience IN that nranch J4S T Us
a select assortment Of Shirts (all kind Collars.
(linen and paper Neckties, Scarfs, Socks,
Suspenders, Handkerchief, Gloves, &c, usual
ly found in we'll regulated Merchant Tailoring
Establishment. Call and see us. Don't forget
the number, 50 King Street, between Pitt and
Royal, one door east of Parkers Theatre,
VIM. ARNOLD,
ian 1T JOHN 4. FIELD.
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TOE! ICE! ICE!

Mar a., : a. cargo ,g Of Bos5ToN ICE. This Ice is
cut from lakes fed entirely by pure spring
water, and is of very superior quality. It is
but sample Of the ice with which we propose
to furnish our customers during the entire
season.
At considerab bic expense we have obtained an
entire new set Of wagons, and so perfected our
arrangements for the delivery Of ice, that an
persons leaving their orders with us, may de-
pend upon receiving their supply promptly and
regularly
Hotels, Restaurants and Steamboats, supplied
upon the shortest notice, and on reasonable
terms, with quantities large or small
NJ. ELDRIDGE & CO.,
ap 20-tf Prince Street Wpart.
ELAXSEED purchased by B. WHEAT,
u aug lift NOS, Strand
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-13

WE have reduced our prices 20 comPeae Uith
w northern Gues. 1his teing branch OF our
NEW lukh Hou-e gives great facilities toT seihng
fQods al the lowest pucos. our stock embraces
the following, besidea lueat variety Of other ar
ucles
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For Sale,

ONE Of the best Residences in the country. N
~ The southern part q ne city. near De terminus
u the south Nashville Horse- Railrosd. IN : frsf
rate ne Ehoorhood. me huil iiug, g large modern
tgo-siory BRICK, Nth ten rooms, kitchen, Ec.. good
orick smoke house and servant houses. good cis-
tern, large yard, vel enclosed, with Il acres OF
land, part Of which = hrsi rate garden land ssti
VITO choice irut trees- part y used for a brick
yard, vith rteniy q water and 81 conrenisuoes
iof getting 1901 The y. aHd c. Rsiiroad pssses
hy Toe corner Of the place. from vhch WOOD Il re-
ceived for banning brlek. TIE property u OUTSIDE
he eorporsuon, and Is therefore exempt rom cor.
poration taxes good spring Is imrnedistsly al.
lo-nlng the properly. Terms easy.
knqusra q MASON 4 MuRFRKE,
EaTl'n ssN, MATT BRoFNk
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SECRET DISEASES !
SAMARITAN'S GIFT
Samaritan's Gift!

rHE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EyEg USED
Eyes. A Positive Cure"
fuk GONORRHOEA, GLEET. STRUCTURE. A.
coutsius no Mineral. no Bslssu, no Mercury.
Crg Tea Pa', % Be- Tllai b EYER ora
They are eutrFiy vegetable. having nc smell nor
any unpleasant Taste. and vii not 10 anY asF To-
lure The stomach or b0aeis OF tha most daIslaIs
TUES 10 rom Two % Tour day aad recent cases
iu twenty iour hours. Prepared b. s grasuaf-
81 The University Of Peuusyl ia one % the mos
ellineat poe'ogs and Chemists Of tho present Jsy
No Exposure, no Trouble, NJ Change Whaisysr
1t those Eno have iesps.rsd NJ getting cursi. Or
shu have ossu sorsad with bal ssni Couahia. It,
Mercury. ~
THE SAMARITAN'S GIFT.
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500 Agents Wanted.

Rln0 A MONTH guaranteed and expenses
y LOO paid, 90 s1lesmen energelr young
men, Te5cEer- Returned soldiers, saa al Who en
gage 10 the sale Of "Hoiiand's LIE of Lincoln,
"Abboti'a History Of he Hebe.l0n," "H-ad'ey' b
Life Of Warrington" aud many other Standard
Works and EuEaviuRs For terE.s add territory
apply immediately, IN person or By letter, a. my
once, F. J. DlbBLE,
ia Fourth st. bet Market sad JeffeHson,
BoFZ-.Hn dfa lcufHWiie kY.
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wednesday, Dec. 13, 1865
The List Of uncallea for Letters has been
assigned 70 the Nashville UNfoS, BY Post
master Lindsley, for the year 1865, as the
Dspsr having the largest circulation, in
GLIDING the army.
an letters advertised are subject 70 en extra
~ - l-srf parsous calling for them viii
-.I---ss - r-ep-rai With the Necessary change.
pis-sons tallur for these letters VII niease say
thew are advertise, and gise ne aaie OF lsi-
"a I.4+--. no. t1rsn ont In one month Wln b.
- 81 - f,l.rs-lI Post Offce 81 dead letter..
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GENERAL FREIGHT OFFICE,
\. a AND n. a n. w. RAILWAYS
NAsHyILIr TENN., OCT 18Th, lists }
~ . TIC
Merchants & Shippers.

OFuCE % GEVTR.L SUFFRTNrrSpENT.
Nae. AND n. a. \. " RAILRoAns
NAsavILIE, TIM Get 9Th, ls55 J
~ snd Eiter Tuesday Oct 10. is65 snd until Tar
theT notice, Passenger Trains sil Iun ss foi
ows:
NASHVILLE d CHATTANOOGA LINE.
LEAyE Nashville for Chattanooga, and al points
South 81 ,. n, Arriye 81 Chattanooga 81 go p =
Returning Leave Chattanooga 81 Gao A.
Arlfye y nashville n 5t5P. X
sheloyviie Accommodation, lssve Nashville 81
so ?. n, arrive a. shelhyviie 81 $50. b.
keinrning-Leave Shelbyvilie 81 $40 A. y, sr-
nve 81 s65 a.
NASHVILLE 4 NORTHWESTERN LINE.
Lave Fashuie ior Johnsonyiiie, snd an points
hesi I'D Northwest ~ r. srnse q Johnson
nile 40 n p. ~
keiuruing-Lesve Johnsouulle $50 A. r., arrive
81 Nashville az 6S0A ~
trains on \. n. W r. R. counect al Johnson
ne Win Inst class line o. Steamers for Paducsh,
Care sud ~ LOUIS.
lnans stop 81 al intermediate points
VIZ. p. INNEs. GeuT SUIT
n. e and n. A n ". h. BIDS.
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For Sale.

SIN BILLIARD TABLES, Nth Pheslau's eoush
- IONS. Al complete and IN good order II not
soid previous % the fath OF December next Will BE-
soid ~ Pubic Auction, with four years laese OF one
u The hnest rooms IN Nashville, size 60xaO and 3
aiioinlng rooms. For further particulars enquire
l. LYONS Billiard Rooms,
ncTB-lm Uuion street, Nashville.
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COTTON AND TOBACCO
Notice.

hrs. r J. HUNTER, pbysiei.,ns % diseass's
1riifg theIr nsfisnts fhaf fbeir oce 10 Nashville
I'M 100 % ssfuriaT evening. ne fih iHst sfar
,rbeh her sfdre-s vi b Isl West Fourth streei,
rl-,.i-v,sTi Ser he bsne1f q thoEs Nho desire
ls--sFv - Me- thsmselFes under her care, ar
-eaesueuts havs Tea made sitn Or. RosuCe, cay
80 sgho : authorized 70 recsiFs apphratous
q nsrs ersminatioas, which ali b. iorEardsd
- s-f-irsss q Cincinnati oci8 am
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Just Received ana More
Coming

0HoICE FOTaTOEs Ia laEzs iois. 10 Sc sosai-
- len. ior sals iog- $50
Frurf sfr.a- g. Do narft q hH1a1i
- . 0la 80 lsrsal
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GEORGE WOLFE BRUCE.
tF0asIaIF o = ,- ! vop1-

No I PLAT ST., NEW YORK,
=. rvvyg.-. -. r-,ss . fun azsor-ma1t o. shsE
4 49, -, sssaza And ArnerioA1
UG1nWARK, CUTLERY, 40,
- - ItEndsra makes o. ices n ahioh
- - : slse aslsa, aiFsyl . - aEssi asss
rEiss.
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TsTABLIsEsRcD IN $50.
- LOCKWOOD A HUNTINGTON,

u-s-1~-sIs a1d Es.lI Deaisrs 10 LeoEias allzsas
- Loorsr GaEs fiztss- I1s tr.ta "a ~
- as.oFt-nsut q HLrfurs, la Frsnee - -
-. aiId.nF ]. Al . 17E1c 49, 49, rlsls -
- - olhsr El1d q frazass ue1f q IRIS. -
- rtrsst apsosiis Huek ~, Ne t1fL
aciT-ta
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For SYPHILIS or Nsnareal Diseases. The samsF
tsn- K00i sud erb Juices H. the moot p8f-uf or
tan ana sti-siua remedy ever presented DC r-sch
e. and eTadigutes every particle of The geusrea pa
rou. ~ that he cure b. thorough and frrmaBsuL
Take then this purifying remedy and Be- heaIss
anu DO uOt transmit 20 our postenty thai &c VI ch
yea msy repent 10 alter years.
DO NOT pEsPAIRf
Although you may D. prunouucad iuaurafia ne
-aHsulsu'z Root sud Hsrb Juices vii remove
every ye-lge OF mPuute5 nom The system. o. ael
81 the had effects ~ MereurF
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SAMUEL SEAY.

DY Decree u TIE CllaBrsry eo,lfi, Nd y llL.-
Is 80 III ~ - WI anl TeatamaEf u sdulls.
s.av rseeazsf. usIH. 90 Aaiafday ths laih q
Dsesrri.r ~ arnass 81 fl1ic sai-. on ~ prs11
lses hat aealt.f1I nd -. - e - iii-l r. %
-is-rHs' -5y rested Or lnauy year prev. u Z -
- Properly u.II 10 DIVIDED 70 suit puf-aa'sr.-
This - h6uis 90 slmaaf Ttreef rs issi aal -
i,-F..s 81 saf and f1ree inches 81 snl1h = Fe1.ai
~. -ss.1iia srisudld'y nurcFsd SO 4 aye -
--r.-t Ma1a1n house and on rlI.iiuFs- 2 - ~
- go. sth 90 aiisy 10 20 usar a1d on Or als
~ = ~ Tsr1s sorsn 81 Cedar street.
- ~ sane oar 4.li 40 - anafaar iai ir1ll-
srr u ~ on IacEsor street. Eld runuilz hecE -
~. EnoEu a. ne Mr7EzIns lot
Tsruis ual'is suosn 70 dsF ~ sals Ezia befseg1
b 90 D. o'r.oeF NATHANIEL HANTEh
,ss.5-ti af--| ristrltnf siIh 81 aunaEaf-
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DIRECTORS


p. u. cuLruSt Of Tenn. G. D. HFlUENH0rEa, OF n Y
sh. D hJsl.r DEIhsv o. saTIH, OF AIIuu.
A. o. sAStyEDl A. O.. WILLS 40 Mch.
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The Samaritan's Gift

sent ~ nsil 10 pisu envelope. PIKE. Mas
pa'ksges, stUJ, Female g. o..
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0rra-r q. s. DlEscT Tar CoHzIssIoHEHs,
DIErafcT OF TENNEsEEE
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OFFICERS.
President A. G. SANFORD.
Prest lst National Bank, Nashville.
Fifs Fe.aisHt.-A. g. WELLS.
sscrstary,--F. Il. COTTON.
Trsayarsr,-WM. C. BUNTs.
MHiH1 Slps5a'erisl'.-C. J.. HEQUEMBOUR8.
The property ofthe Comnauy consists of lease
hold interests 10 the counties o. oyertou Fehtress
" hlte, Jackson, and Warren, M the SLATE OF Tea
uesfee, amounting IN the aggregate o. over eight
tn0usand sores.
The membership Of the Company and the Board
Of u rectors comprise men Of business experience
sud reputation and Of n thoTouEh and practical sr-
quaiul1nce With the Oh mines OF PeunzglvsHis
The Mining Superintendent was one Of the hrsf *
pioTeTs Of the OIL field % that STATE and struck the
hist lowing OIL well Iu the country. well EnoRu sz
thr haquembourg we'll, and 70 which the Oh inter
e-ts Of Pennsylvania. then M their ua-reut 4tl.r
We very largely indebted
THIS Company Will Jesse portions 1f Their Valun-
be lands, m small tracts 70 pr yate parties OF conn
paniesl Tor IMMEDIATE DkFEIoFEESr. This j. q rare
chance for boHd lts operators 70 0btsia leases %
terms tha- All De simply remunerstiyr.
Terms made known on Application.
20 EEEE SPECTATORS WILL BIZ IEEArED WITH.
DESCRIPTION oflsnds and samples Of Oii obtauei
from the properly may be- seen By calling ~ TIE
Once o. ne Company- No. t5's North Cherry
street, Nashville, Tenn.
The Secretary. r. b Cotton. Nashville. viii re-
celye orders Or stock and Will ryFard cerufcstc-
BY return mail when the money arcompanies che
order
Oct or
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samaritan's Wash,


The efhcsry OF these remedies l. alike aernosi-
edged By physicians sud patients. They ara used
10 tne n g Hospitals, and By their real merit have
gained the apprutstou % ths most ahle surgeons
Patient take uotcei The Iugrseieuts are huoau
ioths physicians Who use them. A. y0u eli see bY
Che following.
P1sT H0sFIrAT, FoHr MkasHAIL
Baltimore, Feb ~. l85G }
u have great satisiaClou 10 stating Inst have
used '''rhe Samaritan RemedIes" cry ausral
Disease In IL most customary forma that I hsrs
used tbem with Judgment, discretion. sui proper
iy, and have iOuad them respond o. AZ a1acipa-
10 promptly ana etactualy. huuHIag thet
composition, / have the fullest o0unasnco 10 Their
eftrary, and a. isr A. my use Of tham ertauda,
recommend them strongly
ALFRED G. BOWEEs,
Assistant surEsoa 5ih Nss YORK Nolt-
Raaier, here Is proef positive Of ne value Or
these truly valuable preparations The Old scEau
ins and d. gushing drugs have 10 1ve say 20 rene
dies purely vegetable, pleasant % the o. r., ali
POSITIVE CURE.
sold b WJ6C " SMITH. Dr1sszis
Cor. Church and NJ me sfrreis, Nashville
DPS OND CO, Propusiors.
slS Hare street, PhllaTeipnia, Pa IlaptlHtu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-24

seamstg Aneshsny. Flags. Baltimore. 20 hours, viii
Ship Csy Of Nes Yas Thomas Ia,erpool SEPT "a viii
Tss - e ss
Island the i9h bet blown on in terrific westerly
gale. Had ono birth, deaths; all well
Bark GrosshengR Anna Meek wendi. Rio Janeiro o.
days, with coffee, 10 James Patrick a Co..
hemp cotton, sid In company wa schr "
Bark winthrop (of Bermuda) Hin. Manzsnila, u days.
With spgar g Middleton 90 oet - LAT y 70 Ion 81 SPOKE
spoke brig Wa edsie, for Baltimore.
: Barr Mars Breml Meyer Havana, u days. with sugar
Bark label sPl GuardIoA. HAysus, % days. ballast
Brig Sarah Larsen tof Barbados Miller. Tiaoosipa1 5.
dsys with mahogany ac Yates Pererfeid Oct II -
~ Ion 7sS SPOKE brig Jennie tBrs from Havana fss
big La Cayenne tf Turks I.lands, Dohery Aux oayss.
Had heavy and NV Winds Aplss sails, b.. ..
Schr Jane brundags tBr Ross, MsnxsAa ~ days, WIZ
mahogany Ar. 10 L Dewolr 90
Schr J II Bennett. Wilson. Jacksonville 6dAys.
schr Jane. Jackson. Jscksonviile. IS Days -,
sc6r Union. Kelly. Eiixabsthpsrt for New Hsvea.
schr Evelyn. Crowley. Addison. IS days.
Schr Sarah Jane, Gardner Newport.
schr Estelle, Eiweli, rawtucket.
Schr Matte Holmes, Tapley. New Haven. -
Schr Katie Hoyt Parker, New Haven FOR Baitimoses
schr Charlie. Hawley, Allen, New Haven for Albany
Schr - Crowell. New Haven for Albany.
6chr Mitchell small, Small 0rcenwtc for Allaav-
sohr Falcon. Hale, bridgeport for Enssbcshpowt
Schr Copia Bacon, Albany for Bosten.
6chr l. T Barnes -, Albany for Boston
ssSr Dolphin Crockett. kondo "i Tor Ss,sSa
Bchr Nathan clifford RoDdout FOR Boston.
Schr Michigan Greenisw Rondout FOE Boston
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Fenfsn Coagress NJ Philadelphia
Interesting News from the southcrn
States-Thc Wirx Trtsl--Thc Latest
Hows from Mexico, Central America,
Cubs, so.
The Cunard mail steamship China, Captain Hockey.
will leave Boston on wednesday, for Liverpool.
Tho mails for Europe will close In this city quarter
past one and at hafpass ave O'Clock this afternoon
The Nsw Yosx HxRALD--Rdition for Europe--wil BE-
published q eleven o'clock this morning.
II will ooutan:A full account OF the proceedings Of
tho Feplan Congress In Philadelphia and Of tbs excite
ment created BY tho Gathering Interesting intelligence
from North Carolina South Carolina Georgia, TenRes
ses. Mississippi and Alabama, showing the progress Of
Restoration Continuation OF the proceedings Of the
Court In the wirz case What President johnson Thinks
Of The Restoration Of the southern States The iates.
News from Mexico, Cuba, Central America st. Domingo,
o., and reports Of all important events az the day.
Single copies In wrsppefs ready for mailing six cents
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is proper state that portion Of the above am:
muntion has ben forwarded tho Wholesale agents Of
Northern merchants In Southern cties-
Tm TusmLs KxBAssy. Tho gentlemen composing
the Tunis embassy have returned 70 the city from M
agara. whore they have been for days past The
falls excited the greatest feeling Of admiration In
them Since their they have visited Greenwood
Cemetcry and Sunday through the invitation o. ne
The sanas street sunday school, in Brooklyn with which
they wore hdiSs rSssssasSa -,ss -r
THs NEW STEAMSHIP NnHAxNocx, Of The Cromwell
New Orleans line open for the inspection Of the public
TO day and morrow Gath and 18th inst between ten
A. N. and four r n Tho steamer Y a. pier IL Nossn
river.
TEE NV MAszArrAs CLus Houss.-Ths building on
street, portion Of the estate Of the late James Benkard
will be occupied BY tho Manhattan Club. for whom
II has been purchased IL Is an elegant mansion and IN
most eligible location. 1913
TARoEr ExcuRM0ns Tho target excursion season Was
brought 70 close yesterday During the past three
months target excursions have been more numerous
than before the against the rebellion but they
have been seldom noticed Al Hamilton Park yesterday
the Hamilton Park Guard numbering about hundred
and i've members, hold It's annual target and prize
shooting undor the superintendency Of Captains Held
and Iandmann, which as usual was quite prominent
affair. Fifty three prizes composed Of valuabes and
cash. were distributed among the succcssfui competors
the frst OF which was awarded to Mr. Carl Proscher
IusS closed target exCuTsOu
OF the prize judges who contributed and dsrib
uted the prizes, Mr. Valentine Rocssler Of Rvington
street fred the best shot The prizes amounted 70 about
thousand dollars in value After the distribution Of the
prizes ball took Nsce. Large crowdAQf H1qltors
ut Hamilton Park yooterday to witness - 1ze shoot
mg AFFAIR
FAIR IN Am THE UMoS HonE AND scuool. "A far in
aid Of the inmates Of this institution open tho
City Assembly Rooms, 448 Broadway 1t is well worthy
OF the patronage OF patriotic citizens the pro-
cecds to be devoted " the benefit OF children OF vol
unteers killed in the II Is open from ten A. NJ
until haif-past ten =, NJ.
Til. RArrrE FOR GENERAL ConcoEAS's HoRsE.--A num-
ber Of ticket holders gathered last evening in the school
house 80 Mott street. where the valuable bay horse Of
General Corcoran, now in the possession Of Father
Treanor TO BIO rafled Owing 70 the attendance
Of several Of the parties most Interested in tho affair II
was however, determined to postpone the ratio until
Friday, December 16 The proceeds OF the sale Of tick
cts to be devoted to the improvement OF the free
school attached to tho Church OF the TRANSPORTATION
institution that numbers some twelve hundred pupils.