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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-12-20

MARRIED ny MISTAKE. Detroit
Union Of Thursday says; 'sLast eve.
ming Edward ThAyer and Miss Helen
+. Jelliman, attended by Mr.. Austin
Humphrey and Annie 4. Crause, went
to ST. Paurs Church, the former TO get
married, and the latter to act
as groomsman and bridesmaid. They
all stood up before the altar, and the
officiating clergyman, the Rev. Mr.
Dunn, supposing that both couples
were to be married, requested the gen.
tlemen TO join hands with their re-
spective ladies, which was done. and
in very short space oftime the four
we're made two, The situation being
fully realized by the latter couple,
they concluded to accept what they
could not very well help, and all adj
journed TO their boarding house quite
we'll pleased with the result OF the
preachers mistake"
A San Francisco paper says that
Miss Alice Kingsbury, the actress,
went to the Baptist Church in that
city, and volunteered TO teach a class
in the Sunday. school The offer was
accepted, and the Superintendent
complimented the lady on the manner
in which she performed the duties.
He, however, was lecturing to the chill
dren on their duties, warned them to
shun the theatre, for II was eight
house of hell, and all actors and ac-
tresses were emissarics of the devil y
Miss Kingsbury got up and stated
that she was an actress and member
of the church, and in short speech
defended the profession in manner
that placed hors dU combat the man
who had opened the war
-.~..
The following are the reasons given
by the Arkansas Legislature for re-
jecting the Constitutional amendment:
Arkansas does not know that the
amendment was adopted by such a
Congress rs the Constitution provides
for. one third Of the States being un-
represented in II. Sccondly~-lt was
never submitted to the President for
sanction rs the Constitution requires.
Thirdly-Thc enormous power ii
seeks to give Congress would virtually
abolish all local and domestic State
laws. Fourthly--It seeks to force ne
gro suffrage on the States ms shown in
the second section, while the fifth and
third sections disfranchise the wisest
and best citizens of the State, who
having performed all the conditions
of surrender and general amnesty, are
entitled TO restoration to the status
they held before the war, and there are
no reasons for BELIEVING its adoption
would secure restoration. The com
mittee recommend quiet and digni.
fed course of endurance, rather than
purchase restoration at sacrifice OF
the principle Of self-respect
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-12-20

The case of the United States
against Mr.. Gayle, lawyer of Gaia
ba, Alabama, charged with being ac-
cessory to President Lincoln's assas-
sination, came off in Montgomery the
other day before Judge Busted. A
continuance was refused to the defend
ant.
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BOTANIC DRUG STORE
BV Dr. a. a. Jon IN


20 BarOnne n. 90
A FULL aud complete stock Of Botanic
n Medicines. Simple and Compound al.
ways on hand and for sale at the lowest cash
prices. ! would especially call attention 10
some Of the inc.9 important compounds:
Anti-ChOIern syrup.
Used 50 successfully In Isl0 and 1895. Thou.
sands Of bottles have been sold without one
death among those who have used II. No fam
lily shoul be without bottle m II ~ q spe-
ciilc in all bowel complaints, and Il the best
astringent tonic any family can have. Full
directions on eacb bottle for III use.
Compound Syrup Of StIIIlngin,
This 4. one of the best Blood purifiers In use.
Removing all impurities from the blood, no
matter from what cause they may have 0rigi-
mated. Whether nom Scrofula, Vcnereal or
Mercury IL works them all out Of the system,
and leaves you n new person, free Of any
faint from those causes.
Pain Extractor,
Good for pains Of every kind, Rheumatism,
Pleuriy, Pneumonia, Asthma, Group, pain IN
the back, breast or side, COrns, Bunyons, and
in all consumptiye eases ~ q rubifaclent.
Vegetable CathnrtIc Liver Pills.
They arouse the Liver 10 action. and cause
healthy secretion Of bile. 40 indispensable In
all cases Of feyer. A complete substitute for
Mercury In any form.
Tonic ExPecaOranG syrup.
A superior remedy for Coughs, Colds. Asthma,
Pneumonia and Consumption, effecting
speedy cure In all durable cases.
AnOdyne Drops,
A complete substitute for Paregoric, or any
preparation Of Opium IL II not poisonous,
and therefore there Is no danger In ITS use.
Hot Bitters, Composition, Spice BitteTs, Fee
male strengthening Syrup, Mothers Cordial.
No. Six, and many other Compounds always
on hand, all guaranteed fresh and Of the best
quality For sale nj wholesale aud retail at
the Botanic Drug Store, No. 20 Baronne, near
Canal street, New Orleans, Ia. Noy27w0m
WEsTERH AaRIOULTURAL DEPOT
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The Lower House Of the North Ca
rolina Legislature has referred a reso-
luton declaring Il 10 be the sense Of
that body that the Constitutional
Amendment should be ratified.
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"THE SOUTHERN OPINION. We are
in receipt of the prospectus of this
journal, soon to be established in
Richmond, by H. Rives Pollard, late
of the Richmond Examiner. The
prospectus is very Characteristic of its
author, and we look for the Opinion to
demolish the whole Yankee race in
three or fournumbers. Mr.. Pollard S
opinions are always ON the extreme.
They did not serve the Confederate
cause much, and they can do the peo-
pie of the South no good now. He
had better keep them to himself
They are hardly worth disseminating.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-12-20

The radical Governor of Missouri
has issued proclamation calling for
twenty -four companies Of infantry 70
protect the citizens of certain coun-
ties. The prosecutors of Southern
sympathizers are no doubt overriding
the will of the people.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-12-20

Six or seven houses were consumed
by fire in Columbia, Tenn, on the
night of the 9th inst. Insurance
light.
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SEED STOR +
WILLIAM KOENIG a Co.
No. 900 N Second street above Pine.
ST. LOUIS, MO.

Sole Agents for and Dealers In
THE WORLD RENOWNED BUCKEYE
Reaper. and Mower.
which took the Grand gold Medal Of Honor
at the great National field trial. held at
Auburn, ~ Y, July the I2th, 1866.
The Celebrated Hawkeye
CORN AND COTTON CULT1YAToR.
BROWNS ILLINOIS CORN PLANTER,
greatly improved for the seasOn Of 1867.
THE CHAMPION CIDER & WINE MILL.
Deeres CELEBRANED MOLINE FLOWS.
ECLIPSE ANTLFREEZING PUMPS,
cheap and durable. and suitable for wells
and eisterns Of any depth.
SIesherry's IMPROVED GRAIN DRILL.
SUGAR MILLS and Cooks EvAP-
ORATORS
AND
LANDRETH's GARDEN SEEDS
a. also Descriptive Circulars Of
each Of the above 10 be had on application.
neo & ann
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-12-20

A young lady is charged with having
said, that ia cart has nine fellows. its
pity ifa pretty girl like NJ. can !
have one
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-12-20

DEATH OF AN EDTToR.-The senior
editor Of the Missouri Republican,
Mr.. Nathaniel Pascal, died at St. Louis
on Tuesday last Mr.. Pascal had been
connected with the press of St. Louis
for more than forty years
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-12-20

John Mitchell has returned 20 Rich
mold from Paris, and formed an ed
itortal connection with the Dispatch.
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THROAT AFFECTIONS

Are more frequently than otherwise
caused by thick, Shiny mucous
falling from the head, especially du-
ring the night, and resulting from
Catarrh, and are cured by
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-12-20

Gen. A c. Myers, late Quartermaster Gen.
eral Of the Confederacy. is at FOntainebleau.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-12-20
SINGLE BoTTrLEs Will LAST A MONTH

COLD IN THE HEAD
Relieved In a few minutes
BAD BREATH
Caused by offensive secretions.
WEAK EYES
Caused by Catarrhal affections.
SENSE OF SMELL
When lessened or lestroysfH
DEAFNESS
When caused by Catarrhal d.rdculties'
All are cured by this remedy
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Dr. Serlyst Liquid Catanh Rene
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and entirely

ERADIcATED FROM THE SYSTEM
BY THE USE or
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-12-20
DANGEROUS a LOATmsOsaE

DISEASE, WHEN IT CAN BE CURED
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cur. Warranted Ir D'Dss.iou. believed.
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All are cured by this remedy
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-10-11

tAis animal, srch q
7 gL T. u " " 4
Fg. II HAy T 3,
I OF 6 II s. Dls-
4 +. II ? l. p II
T.Rs FOCSDER
IOS3 Of Ape
-!EE AND VIIAI.
PSERG Y, BE. Ia
use improves tbs
" n d increases
the appetite gives
. srn o oot h and !
glossy skin I
ualsto-ins TIL c I
II serabic skeleton
kD-ze
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-10-11
F Q q T Z 5
crtEBzArEo
Horse and Cattle Powders.

This preFar-t "A
long ami Lvor.U.y
kn1ou. ~. .lD!
o3Et.ly gorn!-
broken d1vr 4Gd
low spirlted hors
by strength eu!ng
and cleansing lie
stomach sod .Et.-S
EBes-
y !s = sure pr-
vantive ~ 81. 81
sAsr- ira ldsrt 10
VIE CLAN DER :,
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-10-11
Guns, Rifles and Pistols !


The UNDERSIGNED would respectfully call
inc attention oi the sporting public to his large
assortment Of
DOUBLE SINGLE EtRREL GjN'S
Tor Duch De6r and Bird SdootIag
Rifles Of all sizes, calibre, weight and
length.
Pistols Of al ?Sinls-Sinele and Repeating
from one 10 eight shots.
Fine powl r TASKS shot pouches, belts and
game bars.
Njcy's double water proof and E B Gaps;
Walkers Coxs and {; = do.
Powder. shot. Cartridges and all kinds OF
sporting ammunition constantly on hand.
;iuns mas!c to orocr and ali rep;urlhS done
IN the best manner and warranted.
ALEXANDER McCOMAS,
80. 81 South Calvert street Baltimore Md
fsTAEII~HED 1918.
July l9. l9GG-Gm.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-04-05
BALTIMORE aARKEgs. April, :

COFFEE.-We notice sales day of 1000 bags
Rio, the cargo of the .Amayon, at Is cts gold in
boGd, the bH to go West and also sale Of 400 bags
do on private Rio ranges from II up q els
gold for common to choice, aud quote Laguayra
at q 2Dl3 cts gold, and ava at St2SI2 cts gold.
FLOUR.-fhe market is quiet but steady for good
Flour. We have only to note sale of 200 bbls good
Western Extra at S925 per Dbl. Prices are I'M
changed, AID we still quote as follows viz: Howard
street at $50 S75 for Super; $9@9.I5 for Extra;
SI2@ $3.50 for Family; Western at 81 .75@S.50 for
Super: S8.75@9.51 for Extra; Sl1@l2 for Family;
and CITY Mills at SS@S.75 for Super S9@975 for
standard Extra, and $ll.5eG11.75 p bbl for high
grade do, suitable for the Rio market. Baltimore
Family is selling at SIS for Patapsco. Reservoir,
and other choice brands, and high grade Extra of
inc same brands at $l275 2 bbl Rye Flour is very
dull at S4(9l25 and we again quote Corn Meal at
81 so per Dbl for Baltimore and Brandywine.
GRAIN,--There were only some 3OO to 400
bushels Wheat at market to-day. and no sales were
reported Prime wheats much wanted, and would
e readily # here at full rates. Corn was in quite
active demand and white was one to two cts higher
than on yesterday. but yellow was lower. The offer
iugs were about 900 bushels offered and sales we're
reported of 5000 bushels white at 1000 cts and OF
10000 bushels yellow at 10 cts One or two small lots
of mixed sold at u cts. Oats were hrmer; some
$500 bushels selling at 5095l cts an advance OF to
Pots q bushel. Rye s very dull and we quote it
nominal at 70 cts for Maryland and rs cts for Penn
eylvania. .
MOLASSES.-No sales reported. We quote as fol-
lows viz Cuba clayed at 40@50 cts; do Musc0yado
at 45955 cs English Island at 45@65 cts; and Porto
Riep at 5QS7Q cts, The stock here is very Light,
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MILITARY DIRECTORY.
Middle Military Department.

Major General ". S. Hancock commanding; head
quarters, corner Calvert and Fayette streets.
Assistant Adjutant General, Middle Military De-
partment, Brevet Col. A. +. King.
First Army Corps CU. S. Veteran Volunteers) Head
quarters Calvert and Fayette street. Bt. 1t.
Col. Finley Anderson. Assistant Ad;utant General.
MEDICAL DirectQr-Breyet Colonel Josiah Simpson;
Provost Marshal General of Delaware and Mary
!and.Breyet Brigadier General W. Ii. Browne office,
No. 81 n. Calvert street.
Depot Com missary-Brevet Brigadier General Thos
wilson, assistant and BIT. Lit Col. L. N. Smith, G. S..
office, No. 6 S: Gay street, up stairs.
Depot and Department Quarternaster-Col. Geo.:
W. Bradley, corner Calvert and Fayette streets as
;istants, Captain A. n. Cumming A. Q. NJ; Office,
No. S. Gay ST., up stairs.
Paymasters-Breyet Lieut.. Col. f, b. Warner Majors
E. II; Z. Hooper, Braltz Mayer William II. NicoIs
and w. u. Stewart Offices. Post Ohica Rnildinr
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PORK EATERS, TAKE COURAGE.-The New York
Tribune says in regard to the trichni@ scare
The sensation rumors which were so industriously
circulated in regard to diseased pork, have in meas
ure checked the conspmptiye demand; but really
certainly no more than for years past and the dea
supposng it to be SOY that it is more injurious now,
or more general, we do not believe. We have en-
deavored to get at the truth of the matter and we
pronounce i, without hesitation, great mistake.
Our oldest inspectors agree with us fully. One of
them who has been in the business thirty years,
remarked to that he had not seen but one lot of
measly or diseased pork during that time Other in.
spectors have not met with single case. If there
should feel it our duty to put the public on their
guard, but at present do not credit them and as
have spent some time in investigating the subject
any, sausa for tha alarm and disTust SO general Of
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Nj ARINE 10 UR N A |.
FORT OF BALTIMORE,
"WEDNESDAY. April 5. lS6

"WEDNESDAY. April 5. 1866,
Arrived.
Steamship Sea Gull, Fish. from New York-mdse
Steamer Adelaide. Cannon. from Norfolk-to NJ
= rails. reports Il ship and bark came in the
Steamer George Leary, Brakeman. from Norfolk
to Birckhead, Is.
Steamer Florence Franklin. Pierson, from Phi!a-
delDhs-mdse TO J Shriver.
Steamer John r Thompson. Mchaig, from New
York--mdse to J Shriver.
Brem ship Christe Fiederchs. 36 days from Liy-
erpoO!-salt and mdse to L 5 White.
pJ Rqrk Winifgsd, F) PhnRey from Rio Ianeiro
Br brig Elearora, Foxwell, from St. Johns, 2 T,
Eth git,,to Roiins-sucar and molasses to Stir
sugar and moIasses to " II Perot.
Br sehr Btllow. Fougere. from Arachat. C B-pIas-
Schr j B Marshall. Marshall, from Remedios-to
Bigelow Straightforward and moasses TO Stirling n
schr Mary Ellen Robinson, from Washington. y
C--cctton, sc to Whedbee 4 dickinson
Schc Helen. Perry, from New IOrk--to " Rhoats
Schr Charm, Chase. from Boston--mdsc to Kelsey
Sehf Geo 5 Adams. Fisk. from Ioston-ndso to r
II llesien,
Steamship North Point. Smith, oavannah-J j.
Steamer Adelaide. Cannon. NorfoIk-M N Falls
Steamer George Leary, Brakeman. No-tolk-J.
Birckhead. Jr.
] Brandt. Jr.
steamer Thomas e Cahill. Norris. Alexandria-C
WOrtbingtOn.
Steamer Octorara. Reynolds. New York; A
Steamer John shrivel. Dennis. Philadelphia
Bark Der Wander. tPrus) Baize. Belfast Ire--Knox
Brig P Sweet. ohadbourne, cardenas-Kirkland.
Schr N S Mizzel Nelson. Plymouth, N C-P P
v schr :, Mary Auguste. Observation-Disclosures A
Schr H IL Parkinson, yunke. Pbila-E Pratt & Bro.
pr SS9r 3aster Buriing. Funke Philadelphia-E
fs l Chas Jones. Goodspeed. Fall River-E Pratt
seh :. I Finch. Falkenburg, Fall River-R RE.
pS sch5 VIM Burden, Adams. Fairhaven, Mass-w
Sailed.
At4P NJ steamship Somerset, Liyerpoo,
Brig Z Sweet. Cardenas.
Reported
Steamship Sea Gull, from New York, reports on
another coming up; of Point Lookout, a bark show
ing W Perots signai-probably bark Delaware
bark fhn n om z
schooner with loss Of maintogmast off Poplar
Island bark Atlantic. of Pr nee Edwards Isle and
off Sandy Point, brig Mountain Eagle and schooner
with loss of foremost head. maintopmast and jib-
boom.
Brig Romance. Duncan, for .Navassa, and schr
went to sea ID inst-Teported BY Bait pilots. ''~''
Spoken.
March lst lat 81 n, long q W, Brem bark Alama.
from Liverpool for Havana by Brem ship Christel at
Baltimore, from Liverpool.
Cleared for Baltimore.
schr Read, Read. cleared at New York Sd, for
Baltimore.
Memoranda.
Bark Seneca. Benner. for Baltimore, remained at
Cienfuesos 2st ul loaded, to sail next day for Bal
timore.
Bark Elysrton, Smith, from Galveston, arrived at
Matansas 10Th pls,
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RAILROAD NOTICES
EHE BALTIMORE AMI CHG RAV1g..1


g NS On ed g Is4 sfa s5o MONDAY n!
will run between Baltimore and Wheeling and par
kersburg, as follows:
sunday at so %i ie"Vf RPRE FIX szGeRt
leave daily, (including Sunday at 10 P. NJ. and the
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves Cumberland
for Wheeling daily at Gas A. N. Except Sunday.
These trains connect at Belair and Parkersburg for
all GENTS Mest southTeSdt End NS RETT
leaves Baltimore daily at 40 P. N. Except Sunday
East-heayes Frederick at 75 A. NJ. daily, (sun-
~? Th gG EP1II6oTTs MILLS TRAIN leaves Balti.
more ct 20 and 10 A. NJ, and $50 NJ, and Eli.
colts Mills at T.4O A. b., and Il.30 A. NJ, and OF
FOR WASHINGTON.
Leave Baltimore ct 10, 7O5, as and 9.45 \. NJ,
81 A. NJ s. and d 45 ana rs H. Leaye E, W2shins
739 ?. n On Sundays st 739 A. NJ, and 2.i5 and
go p NJ The 9.45 a., NJ. and ?, NJ. trains only
trains from Washington stop at way points The
~ a. y and AS P. N. from Baltimore, and the
739 A. NJ. aud $50 P, NJ. from Washington, connect
Win trans on the Annapolis road.
Trains leave Annapolis at $50 A. NJ and 3. 40 P. NJ
for Baltimore and Washington.
spply 70 r ENGIAND, Agsn5. at camdsn i' Sta sis.'
'lon' or at the Ticket Office y, P. SMITH.
LII COLE General Fff 6Ss o. A aGaP.p0F'a jaas
IA - ssfs. .EEFizEass7 NE" AiisASaaEnEN'E
FHILHDEIPHi551l,n MILMLNGT0Y AND BALTI-
A., MORE RAILROAD,
leave President Street Depot as follows, viz:
V ny Nail Train for Philadelphia and Way Stations
Express Train for New York only at 900 Am.
Express Train for Philadelphia and New York at
accommodation Train for uayre de Grace and in
termediate Stations at AS P. NJ.
Express Train for Philadelphia and New York at
Express Train for New York at 8.2oP.M.
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PR0VISI0NS.-We notice a sale to-day Of % hhds
Bulk Shoulders at IL cts but we hear OF no otner
transactions OF Importance in Provisions. Inc jog
bling demand is however moderately active for an 1e
seripticus Bulk Sides could be sold at li4 Gus, put
they are held pretty firmly at l4i2 cts, Bulk
Hams may no quoted ut l112alS eJs Bac0n Is
selling y cts for Shoulders and 10 cts for SIDES.
Hams are bringing from 20& 20 q cts. Lard Is held
at lSl%GlS$I for Western and we quote Mess Pork
at S26j0626.75 = Dbl.
RIGE.-Thera is some inquiry for Rice, but we
hear of no sales w quote as before: East India at
914G9$5 cts and Carolina at l21aG@l234 cts.
SUGARS.-Sugars are in moderate demand and
steady. We notice sales to-day of 20 hhds Cuba at
II cts: 20 hhds Porto Rico at Is cts and of a hhds
and tierceS choice English Island at 134 cts. Prices
without change and still quote as follows viz
at lG5@l0M cts for fair TO good refining: ll@l2l cts
for fair to prime Cuba; 11@l1M cts for fair to good
Porto Rico aud l22@l3l4 CTS for prime to chooe do
REFINED SUGARS We quote as follows, viz
Bard Crushed at l6A cts White Soft Crushed at Il \
@l5 cts; G and c Extra at 1iGli4 cts; and Yellow
SALT.-Liverpool continues dull. Ground Alum is
selling in lots at 81 500 200 and Fine at IS 45@3 so for
Northingtons, and S23ja240 = sack for less known
brands: Turks Island is firm also cts a bushel.
OF moment to-day in C!oyegseed but still quote 1t
being for prime bright lots. Timothy seed we quote
at $35l@ !, and FlaXseed at S2.5nG2 S. = bushel.
WHlSkI.-Mhisk is dull and heavy. We have
heard of no sales to-day, nut we quote City and
Western nominal at $225@2.26 = gallon
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Brig Senorita, Linden, from Now Orleans. arrived
at MatSnzas 20 ult:
Brig Qhas Williams, from Philadelphia arrived
at Key West 18th ult..
Schr Star King. from Boston. for Baltimore, sailed
from Holmes Hold ID
SebE r Fariapd Avery. hence for Boston. sailed
from Holmes Hole lst.
Correspondence Merchants News Room.l
-, FORTRESS MONROE April 3.
ne baltimore pilot-boat C0quctte boarded to-day
barks Winifred. from Rio Janero Feb'y Sfh: Allan
tic, from Cardiff; schr j B Marshall from Remedies
and two British brlgs, all bound to Batimore.Balt
Correspondence Merchants Exchange and News
Room.
FORTRESS MONROE, April 3, 1866.
Arrived i'm Hampton Roads.
Bark Susan Jane, from Norfolk for Liverpool
Schr II Morris from Boston for TT Moproe-iee
Schr NJ Perlne, from Balt for BOstOn-coal
6chr : Satterwaite, from Bait for Boston-coal.
SchT v May; I'm Galveston for Phila-light
schr Richard Higgins, I'm Nansemond River for
B2stonIoysteTs and general cargo
SSehr Flying Seud,, I'm Bait for Charleston.
Sehr Ann Carlet FIN Bait for Boston-coal.
Schr l!eyon, FIN Bait for n Y-coal.
Schr 2 Il Kirk, FIN Bait for New Haven-coal
F N2 eTRr Ba Ba ifT for Ta BosoHcSa
Schr Henrietta and Sarah I'm Norfolk fer Phila-
Schr Elizabeth, fun Norfolk for n wood
Schr Eldorado, fin Norfolk, for Balt-lght.
Schr s Y " Simmons, fin Norfolk for wood.
sehr Gienwood tnl Accomac for Fair Haven
schr Y Mazyek, fra Norfolk for n Y-oysters.
Scnr PetreI, (Brl I'm Bait for ASpinWall-cOal.
Schr Frances. (Brl FIN Bait for San Andreas.
Sailed from Hampton Roads.
Brig Rush, I'm n y for Charleston-general cargo.
Arrived nj Norfolk. Va.
Sclr Isaac Vangant. fin Richmond
Schr Mary Alyin9, I'm Camden, \ Corn.
Schr Packet. fm Roanoke ls-Shad.
-Schr VIM Henry-600 shad.
by telegraph to News Room.i
Natan2as-Saied March 18th, brig Ambrose Light,
Simpson, for Baltimore.
HavanaSaile ed March 10Th, brig Georgia. Holt. for
Sagua Ia Grande.
Holmes Hole-Arrived April 4th. schr Shooting
Star, from North Haven. Ne, for Baltimore.
Boston-Saied 4th, schr belmont, Orr for Balti-
more via Bristol, r [.
Fort Monroe. April 4th-schr New York. from
Boston for Savannah, has arrived at Norfolk in dis
trcsS.
Portland-Cleared April 18th, schrs General Grant,
Orchard. and lookout Lane. both for Bnltimore.