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the usual Issue If his paper on Thurs
sjsy. Having . COED supply Of paper on
hand. he put his press to work on Friday,
and supplied the troops with the O0'es
yer gratis. -. "a
A large number Of the citizens left,
among them Messrs. Hale & Son, Me-
Dune, McSwain, Haigh, Randall McDan-
lei. Colonel Cook, S. johnson, Harden,
Mcmillan, and others.
The citizens, up to the night of the
evacuation, continued to receive Con-
federate, money. The ladies were as in
def.tigable as ever in ministering to the
wants of the soldiers. They have the
proud satisfaction Of knowing that the
troops will never forget them. They are
noble people.
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The ENEMY's MOVEMENTS IN FLoR1-
DA.-The latest Southern dates we have
from Florida are to March 6. The enemy,
about twelve hundred strong, landed on
East river, near st. Marks, on the eve
ming Of the 18th. Lieutenant Colonel
Scott, with two hundred men, engaged
the enemy near Newport. After short
but sharp fighting, Colonel Scott fell
back, and being reinforced, confronted
the enemy again, fighting till late hour
last night. Troops and artillery are
moving rapidly to the front. The enemy
burned Newport. Skirmishing continued
at last accounts. A large number of the
enemy's vessels are reported at Spanish
Hole, off St. Marks.
The Yankee ACCOUNTS, later than the
above, confess that the expedition was
repulsed with loss.
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FRaOK KE1fCO.

By way Of Havana, we hare Hstamo-
ras dates d the 9th instant. The news
is not Of great importance. A letter
from Havana says:
We have the contradiction Of the re-
port that Cortinas had deserted the Impe.
rial, and pronounced for the Republican
cause. The report, it would appear,
originate from some persons belonging
to Mendez's guerrillas same who
destroyed Linares, in New Leon,-en-
deavoring to get recruits by publishing
stories calculated 10 effect their Object
They even stated that Mejia, now Impe-
rial commander-in.chief Of the Mexican
forces, had abandoned that cause. Two
of the parties thus engaged have been
captured and shot.
Cortinas is still doing good service to
the Empire. His brigade is in active
pursuit of Carvajal, whose capture is
hourly expected. This latter chief was,
at last accounts, at the head of only
three hundred men, with superior forces
marching upon him from ali points.
find, by some of the last advices from
Europe, that the Pope has written let
ter to Macmillan on the subject Of
liberty of worship and ecclesiastical
property, forbidding him, as q true son
of the church, to permit the one or ap-
propriate the other to State uses. His
Holiness is little late, for the thing is
done; but for having so acted, it is not
unreasonable to suppose that the penalty
will be accommodation. | do not
know if Juarez is accommodated !;
but he is the one who deserves it, and
not Macmillan, for this latter found the
points in question already established
as among the laws of the land, and has
only respected them as such. A Catho.
lie President of the United States would
be just as liable to the Pope's censure
for respecting and enforcing the laws
which guarantee liberty of conscience
and worship to all. Upon this thing of
liberty of conscience, as it is called, l
am sorry to say his Holiness and diff
fer; and if he will only show ME fair
play, can convince MIN he is wrong,
whether he admits himself beaten or
not.
By way of Matamoras we learn that
there is considerable movement among
the Texan military. Something is going
on which is kept secret, Perhaps they
have determined to hold Galveston,
which they think threatened, since it is
the only port to which blockade-runners
have any access.
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>MoB1LE.-New Orleans advices of the
18th instant, published in the Yankee
papers. state that General Candy was
then with his troops near Mobile, and it
was expected that the combined land
and naval attack on that place would be
made within five days. General Candy,
Admiral Thatcher and Generals Granger
and Smith went up the harbor on the
9Th instant, on board steamer, to with.
in four miles of the city, and drew the
fire Of several of the rebel batteries /;
but none Of the shots took effect.
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CANCER CuRED.-A gentleman of our
acquaintance, who had been seriously
suffering from what was either a cancer,
or something very much like one, has
been cured entirely by the following
simple application. We give it, hoping
that it may relieve other individuals
similarly situated: Make a strong de.
coction of red oak bark-let it be boiled
until it is as stiff as ordinary adhesive
plaster. Spread it on q patch of silk
cloth, and apply it to the diseased part.
Let it remain until it comes off itself
renew it until the sore is healed. Let
no water come near the place during the
ACKNOWLEDGMENT (South Carolina
Advertiser.
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A FIGHr IN MACON County, GEORGIA.
A few days since, q mob, headed by Mr..
Jerry Wilcher, cause not stated, assem-
bled on Cedar creek, Macon. county,
Georgia, to drive what they deemed a
suspicious character from the neighbor-
hood. The man and some women fought
bravely for their homes, and, in the
fight, Jerry Wilcher and man by the
name Of Hickory were killed, and an
other of the attacking party severely
wounded. The rest left.
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JOHN o. GENNETT, youngest son Of samuel
and Jane Gennett after short but painful illness
OF congestion Of the lungs, at the age Of fourteen
days.
dearest Johnny, we lay thee in the silent tomb.
Sweet blossom Of day.
We just begun to view thy bloom,
When thou art called away.
"Oh, who could wish thee longer stay
In such a world this,
Since thou hast gained the realms Of day
And pure, undying bliss"
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The Mayor of Albany, New York, is
under arrest on the charge Of making
fraudulent returns of his income for the
year 1868.
The London correspondent Of New
York paper asserts that the yo4Agt Prince
Napoleon, ina year or two, is going to
make visit to the United States.
The Yankee. troops have evacuated
Fort Meyers, in Florida, and removed to
Fort Delaney, on Punta Rassa.
The Count Joannes George jones' is
about to establish weekly paper in New
York, to be called the Neso York Joannes
Journal.
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1aE "SroNEwALL."-The New York
Herald claims to have received authen-
tic information that 1.-THE Spanish Go.
vernment has forbidden the further re-.
pairs or fitting out Of the rebel ram
Stonewall' at Ferrol; and as she is NOT
now in condition to proceed N sea, this
is equivalent to = termination TO her CO.
reer % rebel cruiser" We shall zee.
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The marriage Of Adelina Patti with .
Russian gentleman is announced to take
place ct "a early day. The alliance will
eventuate in the loss Of that celebrated
.cassatrice TO the stage.
The Louisville journal reports the
capture, ia East Tennessee, Of two young
and pretty girls in uniform, ono bearing
the rank Of elptsia IN the Confederats
segylcA
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An official statement Of the result Of
blockade.running st the port Of VIII.
mington from January, 1868, to Dsesm~
Der, 1866, appears In the Nanchsstar
Guardian. The. total vsntures made
BY English capitalists and SPECTATORS,
counting the values Of ships and cargoes,
amounted b more than SIXTY nix midions
sof dollars.
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ID AN AWAY from the subscriber, on
n the 18th Of February, q NEGRO MAN,
named ROBERT. Said negro is about forty years
Of age, and q dark mulatto. Had on, when he le,
a brown SLOUGH hat and brown army overcoat and
is believed to have gone to his home in Goochland
at Mrs. John Allan's. Twill give ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS REWARD n returned to me, beyond
Battery No. s, or put il Jail that can get him
THOMAS BRUTON.
Henrico county, March Is, 1865. NH 27-6t'
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RUNAWAYs.

\ CARD.-On Wednesday, March 18th.
IA 1865, the Yankees seized and carried of three
NEGRO BOYS belonging to me, to wit:
GEORGE, nineteen years Of age; black, and
full grown man in size.
MONROE. sixteen years old; a dark ginger.
bread color.
SQUIRE, about fourteen years old, and is shade
darker than Monroe.
Having learned from reliable source that mum.
Der OF negroes made their escape from said Yam.
KEGS while passing through Caroline and King
William counties, write this to request any ci,i.
fuge to communicate the fact to me, by inserting
an advertisement in one of the Richmond paper.
and also by letter, and will pay all costs.
f. NJ. TOMKIES,
Ashland pOst-otice
NH 27-ats Hanover county, Virginia.
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eW ALL IN WANT OF SUPERIOR INK,
and warranted to give satisfaction. may obtain it at
a reasonable price, and in quantities to suit-put
up in hotties, halfpnts, pints and quarts; Also BY
the gallon. Also for sale. in vials. INDELrBLE
INK and COMMERCIAL RED INK, by
HOVER s. CO.,
No. 4, under Exchange Hotel,
NH 29-lts Fourteenth street
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The SuENAxDoAH.-A dispatch from
Melbourne, Australia, February 26, says
" The Shenandoah has arrived. She has
burned eleven ships since leaving the
Cape Of Good Hope"
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RECRUITING IN NEW YoRK.-The New
York World Of late date SAYS:

York World Of late date says:
Recruiting in this city was better
yesterday, as nearly one hundred and
sixty volunteers md substitutes were
mustered into the service at the various
enlisting depots. But this is not enough.
Two hundred per day should be the
lowest figure. We again urge upon the
wealthy and influential gentlemen who
got up the recent jubilee that they should
take hand in pushing forward recruit
ing"
The Tribune INDUCES in a whine over
the early resumption of the draft as fol.
lows:
"The draft will be resumed next
week unless volunteering goes on better
than it has done during the past few
DAYS. Returns will be made by the
district provost marshals, and unless ct
least two hundred mon are enlisted each
day next week, the draft will be pro-
ceeded with in the wards where least
progress ie made"
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MARRIED.

In Richmond, at the residence of Powhatan
Weisiger, on the 2Sth instant, by the Rev. DR..
Manageable, WILLIAM L. WHITE to LAURA,
daughter Of the late George II. Jones, formerly
Of Washington city, D. c.
Washington, Norfolk and Petersburg papers
please copy.
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PERSONAL.

A CARD.-My friends were no. doubt
n very much surpri sed at the notice Of nv mar.
riage, which appeared in the Dispatch Of the 2sth
instant. Had my name been the only real nams
introduced wouldnot hasten to reject the tenderd
compliment. But the feelings Of most estim
BILE young lady were entirely ignored by the con.
Carr in this exquisite matrimonial witticisn,
deem it my duty to repair the injury fur as pos.
sblo. And advise this bastard, il h. can claim
legitimate advent into this world, to 20 to bis
mother and ask her pardon for Il insult he ha.
offered, in such a cowarily manner. to one OF the
purest OF her sex. 1t cannot be expected that
creature devoid of every manly attribute and So
scrIpulOusly careful in obeyng the suggestions Of
ator.aInent the confession Of his motive to the
Injured party. or the public apology, which men.
not dogs, sometimes offer for offences publicly
given.
NH 29-lts JOHN A. TURNER
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KAw.,.p 81 4 Txxlfo4. -C oIonst' b.
II. Strother /" Porte Crayon !" is being
preassd upon the Yankee Government
lor foreign appointment He has
idsntified himself with the FEDERAL cause
since tho beginning Of the waf.
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A MEETING OF IRONMASTERS and
persons interested in railroads will be held at the
office of the Old Dominion Company THIS DAY al
III O'Clock. A general attendance is requested, a
business of Importance will be submitted to the
meeting. NH 29-lt
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NOTICE.-Delinquent consumers Of
~ Gas in Madison Ward are hereby notified thai
if they fail to pay their gas bills before the hour
so'clock p. NJ. TODAY, they will be dealt with
cordng 70 the requirements Of the following extrai
from the ordinance concerning the Gas Works
By an ordinance passed 10y the Council May 9Th,
1885, if any bill remain unpaid for ten days mex:
after that which it is presented the Auditor shall
notify the superintendent, who shall stop the ga
from beiT used on the premises in respect to which
the default exists; and il not paid within fneen
days, ten per cent. will be added to the origina!
amount Of the bill, and it shall be placed in the
hands Of the First Clerk to the Auditor for collection
NH 29-lt T.B HARRISON, Auditor.
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10y To LIQUoR DEALERS, CoNFEc-
TONERS, Suffers, &c.-The attention Of the trade
is respectfully called to large sale of ENGLISH
PICKLES, CHERRIES, WINES, and other mis-
1865. ROBINSON. ADAMS & CO.,
NH 29-3ts Auctioneers.
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corner of Ninth and Main stIeets.)
SPLENDID ROSEWOOD CHICKERING PLANO,
VERY FINE ROSEWOOD PARLOR
AND
CHAMBER FURNITURE,
GOLD WATCHES,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
FINE FELT HATS, &C.,
AT AUCTION.
We would call particular attention to our sale,
commencing at 10 O'Clock THIS "wednesday
MORNING., at our store, corner Of Main and Ninth
streets. In addition to our otherwise large and
valuable assortment of GOODS (for particulars see
auction sales column) we will sell. ut halfpast II
o'clock precisely,
i splendid ChICKERING PIANO, full seven
octavea in Rosewood case, and a very supe-
Iior instrument both In regard to its tone and
finish.
ALSO,
very superior FRENCH RIFLE, sixteen
shooter;
magnificent ROSEWOOD PARLOR SUITE.
FREEMAN & CO., Auctioneers,
NH % corner Main and Ninth streets.
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CtONCERT.-A CONCERT will be
~ given at st. James's Church ON THURSDAY
EVENING, March 3Oth. for the BENEFIT OF THE
ORPHANS.
Tickets NAV be procured at the BOOK and MUSIC
STORES and ut the Church on the evening Of the
concert. NH 39-2ts
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TOR CEDAR: POINT.-The steamer
II MINNIE GORGAS, now lying at the foot OF
Tenth st,e will leave for the above place On
WEDNESDAY MORNING at O'Clock, stopping
at all intermediate points on the canal Tor the ne
commodation Of Passengers.
FARE: Fifty cents per mile. NH 2s-2ts
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RICHMOND, FREDERICKsBrR0 AND P0roxAc,
RAILROAD CONPANY
RlcRx0SD, March Is, 1865
i MPO RTANT NOTICE.-CHANGr
i OF scHEDULE.-On and after MONDAY
the z'th instant, the PASSENGER TRAIN over
this road will be run IS follows:
The MORNING TRAIN will leave Richmond at
5A5 A. N arrive 1T South Anna at A.. II. Rs.
turning, will arrive in Richmond at A. n.
The EVENING TRAIN viii leave Richmond AZ
$50 +. NJ; arrive at South Anna at AS p NJ
Returning, will arrive in Richmond at c. 30 +. N.
On SUNDAYS, at 5.45 A. NJ. only.
SAMUEL RUTH.
mn I1-3t Superintendent,
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NO THE CREDITORS OF f. L. Or
Il vIS.-Having sold the perishshle property
belonging to 4. E. OKVlS. I now call upon you 70
present your claims 70 ME for payment and unless
you do, the money will be paid TO the Receiver
Of the Confederate States.
THOS +. DUKE. Trustee.
Office on Main, between Twentieth and Twen.y'
first streets. NH 29-f'
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DERSONAL.-If Mr.. REEVES, who
j left his SPECTACLES at the house Of j. W.
Carnae, at Milford, will call Oh the subscriber he
can get them. q. C. WALTER,
NH 29-it~ l3l Broad street
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nEkSON AL.-If JOSHUA KIM
BROUGH, Of Bourbon county, Kentucky
in this city. and will call at the Dispatch Office he
will learn Of good from his family and friend,
at home. Mr.. Kimbrougn is said to have been
member Of the "Public Guard" at Richmond in
1868 ANY information concerning him will b
thankfully received.if addressed to X, Dispatca
office. NH 22-lOt'
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OFFICE or rnK RIcnnoxD AND,
DASviLLH RAILnoAD C0MsAxY.
RICHMOND. March n. l16s

ACaAONDs AAfco ~, 1865.
NOT1CE.-On and. after this date The
~ PASSENGER TRAINS on tAis rcd Vim ,un
as follows until further notice:
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN betveeA n;rA,.ora
and Burkeville connection with the Southside rail
road, will lsave Richmond daily q I A. II. 10,
6urkeville. Returning, win lsave Burkeyille ~ !
p. n. for Richmond. s-
THROUGH NAIL TRAINS win Lave R;eh,,o,.
daily at $50 r. n. for Danville. Returnins. issva
DanviIle at IL o'clock r. NJ
Passengers for Lynchhurg or any point on tia
Southsde railroad. and for all stations betveer
Richmond and Burkeville, will take the A AZ
train. Tickets will not be sold. or hasease receives
or passengers carried, on the through train for ths
junction, or stations between there and Richmond
NH W-6t JAS. H. LESTER, Ticket Ascend.
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ID UDD & BUCK LEY'S
ID MINSTRELS AND BRASS BAND,
received nightly with shouts Of applause by the
immense audience that dock to their
OPERA HOUSE,
Franklin street, next to Exchange HOTEL to witness
their
PARLOR ENTERTAINMENTS.
LAST NIGHT
of the celebrated burlesque on the times entitled
RECRUITING UNBLEACuED CITIZENS OF
VIRGINIA FOR THE CONFEDERATE
STATES ARMY,
which was received Saturday night with shouts of
applause.
HARRY BUDD and Billy LEWIS
in their Side-splittng Jokes, &c.
r. J. BUCKLEY,
the best deneator South, appears nightly, supported
by the best Minstrel Band now organized.
ADHESION: Parquette, s.; Gallery, 81; Private
Boxes, $50 per night.
Highest price paid for old and new CORK at the
Hall. NH 20-lts
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DERSONAL.-If DIR. =. S. FULkER.
SON is in Richmond. he will confer a favoy by
calling on aforementioned BEVlER, first door
west Of southwest corner Of Marshall and Second
streets. Ii not in town, wish his address
NH 2y-2t.
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DERSONAL.-AU RORA FLOYD will
l. find LETTER in the Richmond post-ofies
NH 29-lts
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FOUND, ON Sunday last, q LADIES'
ID BREASTPlN. Would be glad to find the
rightful owner. u. III. W1IITLOCK,
Broad street, between Twenty-third and Twenty
fourth. NH 29-lts
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E'OR SALE, large quantity Of FOR
I WARD SEED POTATOE6-Pink Eye and
Mercer. Apply to J. POWERS.
Franklin street, between Seventeenth and Eigh.
tesnth. NH 29-3ts
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EOR SALE PRIVATELY, q qualified
II SERVANT WOMAN. twenty eight years o.4;
With three healthy CHILDREN, seven. Our a..
one year old. This woman IL = No. house ss
want, 6ne scamstress and sold for no fault. sne
trusty, and sold only because she wishes 70 TINA
in the city. For Particular. address b.. boz Nv
NH 29-3t
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NORNS, BUNIONS. CALLOSITIEs,
" WARTS, NAILS growing into the flesh. &c,
SOFT CORN (betwe< the toes and all excre' Genes
on any part Of the body, treated without pain D!
DR. SCHULTZ, Chiropodis'.
Once: Wall street. Wall street Hotel.
'sFor want Of timely care, millions have area :"
met1ict6.c vounds" NH s9-N,
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md a general assor(unsnt Of CHOICE FAMILY
always on hand at
NcAULEY & MYATTS.
No. II Main street, between Seventeenth and
Eighteenth streets, seven doors below Seventeenth
street. NH 294ts
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nor THE UNITED STATES.-Par.
ties WISHING TO 90 NORTH, who ars
provided with proper passports, viii nnd it greatly
to their interest TO call at my stables Eighteenth
street, between Franklin and Grace. Will DC
in getting passports, and will forward them at the
lowest rates the shortest and mott reliable route
NH e9-eod3ts TiIOS. DUKE.
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Two thousand pounds
prime TALLOW on consignment and for sale
BY WILLIAM 8. NUN0ON,
NH 29-2ts No. Is Pearl street.
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MOTE PAPER, NOTE PAPER.-Two
IN huSdr a reann CONFEDERATE NOTE pa
PER for ssss privatsay. Addrsss, box i,66s. Rick
mond post- NICE. NH 29-2ts
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MOTION CLOTH FOR HENRI,
u } COUNTY.-A portion Of COTTON cur,
(ineluding Osnabusgs| remains for Distribute '.i
the County Court house TODAY tWednssd.sv
until disnoseI al 3. NckAk.
NH 29-lts Agent fof HeOt1co eoun.~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-14
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF ...DEc. II
Cleared.

Steamship Abemarle Bourne Norfolk City, and Port Rich
moni, Livingston, Fox 60. -,
stesne r Alary Sanford. Sherwood, Boston, Whitney
Hathaway.
Steam.i p Scotia (Br) Jadkins Liverpool E. Cunurd
Steamship United States Share, Sew-Oreans L. b.
Cromwell n Co.
STEAMSHIP g. H. Stout, Borden, Alexandria
Stesfus ip Grunsdl, Baxter. Charleston. A. Leary.
Steamship N-stchest'r. Baker, Baltimore J. u. small
Steamship g or igat PedriCk Charleston A. Leary.
Steamship Fairfax, Winters Alexandria City IA. b. Crom
well Il Co. -
steamship Chesapeake, Sherwood, Portland, H. B. Crom
well u Co.
Steamship Ariadne Cnry, Apaachicoa Livrg'ton Fox
CO.
Steamship Harvest Bslsen Mobile. G. w. Copeland
Ship Energy Caulkns Liverpool >potord iieston Co.
Ship Emplfe Queen (6rl Moran, Liverpool j. W. Eiweu
& Co. -
Shin Chancellor Orb Jones Liverpool Williams Guion-
Bars Aria (Br) Jackson, Vera Cruz. bsrqaos 20.
Bsrk Casco Gardner, TTiuadsd. Cuba u = Stephenson
Bark Mozart (Bsrm.l, hUueIHan, Liverpool u LoDne
{ Co. =,
Bark Thoma. Br Peterson, Cardenns Spence, Montague
Brig Mariana " tPor DE Santos. Lisbon L. f. Amsoes
Bns j. H. Kennedy, Smith Galveston, Texas, Young Co
scbr Rnchantress Orb webser, Para, j. Bishop Co.
Scar Union, Rich horiok w.. }. Henry.
Schr Il. ". Godfrey, Dodfrey, Charleston, Van Brunt
Slaght.
Schr Gertrude WE'LL E1siport. j. Boyuton Son Co.
Schr. Adela (br.), blintsn Disby, ~ D.. H. j. De WON
Schr Maria Louise Snow, Norfolk Va 3. Chase 20.
schr Esg., Newell, Washington, n. C.. Van Brunt =
sloop Alive, Ely, Norwich IL 5. Racket Son.