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WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA AND
GEORGETOWN hAlLROAD.


TIME TABLE
On and after MONDAY, November Il, 1866, and
until further notice. Passenger Trains Will ru be-
tween Warrington aud Alex and ria 20 follovs:
LEAVE WARRINGTON. LEAVE ALEXANDRIA
From Md avenue pot. From cor. Duke a Henry
Local at..:; 5:l5 A. N. SITS. Local at AS A. a.
Through Mail o.3 Local cor King
Local at........ % and Henry. 600 I"
- ........ 900 " Local At. 500 ["
g ........ 200 p. n. :. -..-.....l0;O0 {"
70 =" --....... 500 p. n /.
.-...... $50 Through Mail. corner of
..-.....1l9 Buke&H Henry 500 p. n.
Localcor. King
and Henry. 7'o0 80
LEAvE WAsHlNGT ON. LFAyr AI1v.Snpr.
From Md avenue depot. From cor Duke 4 Henry
Infongn MAIL 6B ~. SITS, Local at As A. N.
Local st--......6;0 p. NJ. Through Mail 60 P
U. a. STEVENS. General Superin tendent
no 10 w.. PHELPS. General Manager
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AUCTION SALES.
~ GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Au etioneers.

x dhEBN q WlbLiA mb, Au cuoneers.
TRUSTEES SALE oFvALuABLDIMPRov
PROPERTY, FRONTING ON ST. NORTH,
Between 4th and sth streets west, at Public Auc
en FRIDAY, the 2ist instant, at Z O'Clock D. M +,
shall sell by virtue Of deed Of trust dated the
Libcr A O., No l56. folios 26s, 36s 40 aud III !,
one Of the Land Records for Washington County
In the District Of Columbia being the west half Of
fronting street north a. feet and J, Of an inc
running back that width to Washington street,
Win the Improvements, consisting of three story
and gas
Terms made known on the day Of sale All con.
veyancing and revenue stamps at the cost OF the
purchaser. 800 down In the hands Of the Auc-
ueueers on the day of sale, and ~ the terms are
not complied with within ve days after the day Of
ssis the Trustee reserves the right to resell the
some ne1.pss.! sssii:ss in v s:hinste city. "
ds.ods. HA dksIs w fhiGss Tr aas:
- THE PURCHASER HAVING FAILED
instant the above pro perry will be sold on MON
premises. at the risk and cost Of the dsfsuitins
THAppEus x. PREuss. Trustee.
deH-d GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Hucts.
Ry GREEN = WILLIAMS, Auesioneers.
of January next. 1871. at O'Clock o m ali OF Lot
No. u, In Square No. 81, having good front and
depth fronting on I'D street near street
months. for notes bearing interest, and sec ured
by deed of trust on the premises. All convey
aSSeing sns revenue stamps At the cost Of the pur
de 70 eoSds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
10y N. K. WALSH 4 CO., Auctioueers.
II No. 2sS Penna. ave corner 10th street
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

STBAMER LEAVES FOB
hoUsr VERNON seAl
p. m. - ~
Fare for round trip 81 so; enc third this amount
for use OF Mount Vernon Association
Washington and Alexandra boats leave s.ch
place every hour, from Q N. TO sp m.
the nne Steamer WAWASSErT can be
IVAN RIswICK.
no ~ I'm General Supt p. r. Oonpeuy
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
u WAsHINGToN, Dec. 9, 1866
~ -. -.

"AsdlNS1ON. Dec. y, 1900.
~ -, e 55.s:ssES1
Trains between wAsHINGTON AND BALTI.
MORE, and WASHINGTON AND THE WEST
are now run - follows, viz:
FOB BALTIMORE
Leave caily, except Sunday, at TOO, 7:45, and
lilo u III and 2ep, and 4 80. and 500 p. m.
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS.
Leave daily, except Sunday, at 7.o0 O. m and
FOE LAY STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNAPOLIS
JUNCTION.
,. IN.
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave ~ 200 and 145 Q. m, and 80 D. m No
trains to or from Annapolis on Sunday.
On SUNDAY.
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave az !:4S .: M, and 20u and 10 .. m
FOR WAY STATIONS.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST
nesse daily, except Sunday, 1t 7:45 .. m, and
Or Sunday at 8 90 p. m only. connectine a. Relay
66tnuon WIN trains from Baltimore to Wheeling,
fHEoUas ffff6iKHrs to the Yves. can b. had a.
tne ashi ngton Station Ticket Once at all hou rs
In the DAY, Is well at the Office of the Bank
avenue, between 9th and 9TH streets
For New York, Pbiladelphia and Boston sac
I'd Advertisement Of Through lime
J. l.. WILSON. Master of Transportation
L; u. COLI, General Ticket Agent.
&C - GEO. 8. KOONTZ, Agent Washins ton
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The quickest and most direct route = Richmond,
; %.iR;s., from si..h Street War, eeAGc
Richmond, Frederfcksburg and Potomac Railroad
now entirely completed from Aauia Urssk . McS.
pond and Petsrsbufg and Richmond and Danviiie
Railroads, for Petersbure, Weldon, WIlminston
EEssisasn, er.snsboro'. SALISBURY. Charlotte and
Steamers Keyyors and Vanderbilt issvs sixth
MVs' ~ naG 2siy tSunday svening excsptsdD at
Las ,. %. and Os n. 1890 ~
IHRQQ0d TO RIOA MOHD IN eEv1N HOURS.
DifN Miles shorter and u Hours 0uieksr TIA:
any Other koute.
- Be sure md sei THROUGH Ttekets via Aseia
Company once, corner 81 Penna. avsnus ana stS
street, or on board Of thsbosts. BagsAss CHECKED
Omnibusses end BasgaSs Wagons viii b I'm
readiness 70 convey pss0sngen and bsleaao BE-
tween depots In Richmond.
Passengers By this line pass By daylight Mount
Vernon; and may have an OPPORTUNITY Of vi0tinG
ping q that point.
Breakfast ana sup On board q etsaosu.
0BO. MATTIN0LY euDt., WashilGtoa, b o.
G.E. AATTINGLY, Ticket Agent vsshinsson.
.aDsly rss osusrsi Pacse1Ser xssos.
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IN COMPLETE SET or SECOND. HAND
sols eAsaD. iIsa0 ". Q 1BTZ1tOTf . 90,
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COMMERCIAL VALUE OF INsECTs-Great
Britain pays annually SI,OOO.OC0,OOO for car
cases OF that tiny insect known as cochineal:
" hlle another, also peculiar to India, gum
sheIlac, or rather its production, is scarcely
less valuable. More than l.5O0 900 human be-
ings derive their sole support from the culture
and manufacture of the HIRES spun by the silk
worm, OF which the annual circulating me-
uiUm Is said TO be S2OO,OOO,OOO. In England
alone. 10 say nothing of other parts of Europe
s5tO,CtO are spente every year IN the purcL 1se
OF honey, while the value of that which is na-
tVe Is not mentioned, ana this is the work of
the bee. Besides all this, there are the gall
nuts used for dyeing and making ink; cantha.
rldss, or Spanish fly, used IN medicine. In
fact. every Insect - contributing IN some w:,y
directly or indirectly, in swelling our COM
mPrclal profits
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EREsH BEEF AND VEGETABLES

NAVY DEPaRTMESr.
bureau 81 Prom IONS aad Cgo,Afas,
Doce01oeT Is, 1s66. \
Sealed proposals, endorsed ." Proposals. for
Fr,sh Beef and keeetables' vii D. received NJ
this bureau until o clock p. m on the Sd lay of
yanuary, 1871, Tor the 81 pply II loo 000 pounds OF
EkksH BEEF ana lOu co. pounds Of rREeH
VEGETABLES, at the PHILADELPHIA NAVY
YARD AND STATION, as required
The Beef and NegttA bles must be Of good qu al
ity, and the best the ma ket affords and each ar
ucle murt be offered by the pouni The Beef TO
be In equal proportions, fore and hind quarters
Bonds with approved security, will 10 required
IN one half the estips ted ut Of the cont act
end twenty per cent I'm addition will be withheld
from the amount Of each payment 10 be ma ie, a.
coate security for the due perform nee OF the
contract. which will on account be paid uptil
il is fully complied with.
Every offer made must be accompanied by a
written guaranty. signed by one Q more respop-
sibie persons, that the bidder or bidders wifi IL
his or their bid be scce pied enter into obliga-
ton within hve DAYS, with good and sufficIent
suretfes, TO furnish the articles proposed.
No proposal rtH be oOnstfeTed UNLESS 0ccOnapaaptK
BY ssch warranty, and By satisfactory ertdence ft4t
The bidder ~ yegHidr dsaie, ~ fLs arrtoiss DO
pOsedJor, and has tke osase required By nc, az Ioa
xrssS -
The Department reserves the ri bit TO re ect any
proposal not considered advantageous TO the Gov
eminent.
IL 10 to be understood that I'm case the stf ated
quantity of either article shall lie erred leay-
ing balance due on the OF her article, the con-
tract may be con-ide red as pleted in frIi. at
the option OF the Department. de 2.-tA
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THROUGH LINE BETWEEN WARRINGTON
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
& "a

WASHING TON, Dec Q, 1885.
ua rs,ns oetween Warrington and New York are
FOR NAV YORK. without change Of cars.
.s leave DAILY except Sunday at 7:45 Q. IN. and
FOB NEW YORK, changing cars at Phil.del-
Leave daily Except Sunday At HIS O. a. and
FOB PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily Except sunday at 7:.s and Ills O.
m, AND $50 and 80 .. m
ON SUNDAY.
Leave for New York and Phil adeIphis At $50 ..
N only.
daily.
Through tickets to Philadel phis. New York. or
Boston, can be had at the station Office at ell hours
In the day. we'll at the new office ~ the
BANKERS and Brokers Telegraph Line, 34s Penn.
avenue, b>tween 9th and n h streets
See Baltimore and Ohio Bail road adv ertisement
for schedule between Washinstss, Baltimore,
Anna polls, sno the West
y,L. WILSON, Master OF Trans Hortasion.
N. COLE General Ticket Agent
GEO. 8. kOOHTZ, Agent, Washington.
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CKsTERs, ATrENrIDN,-Got to ADAMeON's
- 500 9Th street, ana Gar q cenfs get ons % his
Aousve Cap Jnst she thing !, keep Your ears
warm when Skating. q f7-lw
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WHAT rns f Fsss sss sAH p rHs sAnAs


UeaA b. D. o. FORD, ossner lltA street ana Penn.
UIV0alS 0vonle, WoShinGton; HBNRY OOOK.
Alexss4rts, ". "a y presEtsss ssnsrally.
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THE EVENING STAR.
AN EXTRAORDINARY Ernrrrxnr-rb

-
ftirshiIe Advertiser reports an eIop m mt O.
she eldest son IN one of the first I,.mIlirs of
flfe-bITe win his Tiers COOK. The young
gentleman al been reared with the gTra1., {
care. and bad only returned from Eton las {
YEAR with nigh academic honors He WIS
destined by his father the husbsHd OF n
young and BEAUTIFUL heiress, 10 whom he had
even paid his addresses. The BRIDE, who is a
ouxOm brunette, Is by some years older tbs n
the bridegroom, and has been in the family for
considerable period. II was discovered that
tbey had departed for MOatrose, viii her the
father OF the hero followed, but only 10 lind
them slumberlng in each others arms. So Gu
ragged was the old gentleman that, forgetting
ali dehcacy. be was about to eject her from the
bedroom, when she collared her quondam
master, and hurled him headlong from the
apartment. The runaway son endeavored TO
explain and pacify his insulted pareor, when
the lady seIzed her husband, and. conveying
him almost ca az armis back to the bedroom,
locked the door. Tn young gentleman is en-
utled 10 considerable property in his own
night. The PAIR are holding The honeymoon
now az Cheltenham.
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BOSTON MESS MAOKERDL. 30 tce
. en noy receiving from Boston direct, the very
MESS MA0KBREL,
and which rarely hnd their way 20 this mark Of,
being used mostly for home oousumDti A they
have been trimmed Of every part but the moct
Rsietsb.e; the Eu , Soassin very much oors than
8 - e. N. w. BUROHBLL.
Corner 18th and = streets. under
4 delft 10 Dbbitt Boase
M ERE VCH MILLINERY
1OOne Al A46 EI9HrH srRu1f.
i'm poa9 PennsybvoD1a svsuuo
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H. c55;fi4F S 81: 1'dsfHSS.as
sSr1f A. liS g ssssasf fEa s4 nRfHk2aAS1S

esrise eessntieH. owen 70 - purchase end sale
q nssss:stiss. tabssa sAvssss No. q Is oSp.
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NEW BOOKS -ehank . Personal RecoIlsctions
Ioss.s reSks. q novel. b Lever, % cent?. The
Is cents; Law and Practice OF Euchre, new edition.
q; Smith b Principia Latina, part second, 81 .a5
An Amerioar Family in Germeay, by J. Ross
Browne, g, History Of the Rebellion, By John
Minor Bolts, ESQ. 80 :
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Q. EDITOR. Of the above papers win pleas
COPY. and send their bills 70 the Patent Once Wit
. paper containing this notice de7.iavSv
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TEXA6 lMMIGRANTs-The Mckinney Tex
asl Inquirer says:-"A tram of imm grants
from Iowa passed through town this week.
I he rush from Missouri and Tennessee con-
tnues undated. At all hours of the day i'm
migrants from those States are arriving here"
I he Natchitoches Times says a heavy emigra-
ton from the Southern States east of the Mis-
sissIppI Is passing through Louisiana. IL says:
'Since October last probably three hundred
wagons with families have passed through
tnIs town TO Texas. They were principally
from Mississippi and Alabama. This is no.
supposed to be the most eligible route 10 the
land of promise If the emigration 70 the q ulf
by way and other points on ked River be in
the same proportion as in former years, the
drain of pop ulatIOn from the other Southern
States will soon make Texas the empire State
Of the South IN population well extent OF
territory. Formerly The emigrant 10 Texas
was accompanied by long trains OF blacks,
with fine buggIes and carriages for the white
family; now each one drives his own team"
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FRANOK TAYLOR
IMPATIENT OF THD INTERIOR,
u TO ALL REEs!oN OyILcE, JAY 18th, iass.

,Appncetton having bsen made under the ast Of
June =, 1860 for the reissue Of the following de-
ssos.oec Lena werrante, which are alleged 10 have
that st the date FOLLOWING the description Of eaoh
NMtAnt new certificate or warrant Of like tenor
Will be reissued. II no valid objection should Cher
ADD0Af. e~~~s~ 'ssso
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Arrived.

Steamship Per.a (Br Lott, Liverpool June and
July with mic and l9 h. CunATd June o. 8:45
passed steamship Africa bound in; July l. $40 passed ste
shp malta bound 9th lat a. o. long % - W. passed steamship
Atlantic bound W.
Steamship Niagara Couch Richmond Norfolk with md an
pass. a. lieinrkeu Pslmore
Steamship Neieu, Beae Boston. with mdse and pass Isaac
Oicn.
Wa. bound TO Brrmrn and returned 70 th, port for repairs
Brig TLonis Owen o Portland Mel Pene, Neuvta II DAYS
with molasses Hunter brgs
aud CAda for hewi orb In days. brig H. H. McOvry Pha
delpha ard BRIG J. w. Woodruff, for Boston
Bag Mary stewart of Baueor Drnnison, Palermo May g. with
fruit o Miller & Houshon.
Brig Arua (r Evans Rio J.neo 81 days Hampton Roads
days. with coffee 20 Maitland. Phep. q Co.
Brig CLYDE orr Walters Moniego Bay JAM 20 days with mdse.
to A. ruitl-Ts Co.
Bs Abl,ro tBrl Buekrd Bay days, with coal to l.
Neyius 4 sou.
Big A'on, Sawyer. Bangor with lumber Thurber Co.
Brg Rolling Wave Hal Cow Bay 10 dlys with coal to W.
LeWis
se,r samuel EDDY Irving Jaekonvl, IS days with lumber
Van Brun' & Slaght.
se John Boynon Reed Calais with lumber to John Boyuon.
Son 4 Co.
schr B. Robinson, Harding Gloucester fish to s crowe
Son.
sehr saxon Cassidy caai. ~ days lumber to Holyoke
Murray
seh July Fourth Shaw Bangor i,y, with lumber to r. ~
Msyiew & Go.
seh Prudence cooub' Bangor with lumber WILSON, ws,rous
Co.
sch Atlantic lB Nieke.on Windsor ~ S. 10 days with pla,
ter 10 d. X. DsWoif Co
schr Boston mcRay Calsi. days, with lumber.
Schr. Adelaide Harding. Somerset.
schr james Henry. Oliver Hocslsnd
Srhr Lsdy Lake. tonkiin. Providence l0r Rontout
sclf. Helen Perry. dew Bedford.
Sclr. %. Ellis Kelly, Boston.
schr. Tpheuia Nicsefson Providence fof Roudou,.
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III RAIL.

SFFBCTs IN RIO JANEIRO OF THB LONDON PANIC
MEETING OF COMMERCIAL MES-MoyEMENTs OF
TBB BRAZILIAN FLEET.
The financial crisis and panic London were severely felt at
Rio Transactions Of every kind suspended aod exchange
On London fen per cent. Money and discount
almost impossible any price, The Bank Of Brazil was IN
able to afford assistance having exceeded the triple emission
authorized by All other banks have refused TO discount
The Minister of Finance invited the leading commercial men
60 meeting the It'll at the Treasury including the man
sgers the London Brazilian and the Brazilian and Poriu
guese Banks and the President Of the Bank OF Brazil 1t was
general opinion that necessity existed TO increase the
issue Of the bank but that il should draw its provincial
branches In order eQuaze the exchange al Bahia aud
pernambueo with Rio the banks commenced drawing on the
mh Of June 60 DAYS sight premium The amount to be
drawn for e. 100000 The Brazil feet had gone up the
Paraguay Curup where their passage was mpeded by
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Passengers Arrived.

FROM LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN steamship Per
saMr and n Aberiins, Mr. ,; Ff.nkln' Mr. and Mrs. "
Smith w Smith. Mr aud M 6reig Mr. aud Mrs
A. & stanton Mr sud Mrs. H. Wordsworth. Nj and Mrs Schmidt
Mr. SIR ,Aduln G. ldef. }. Mor r. METRE, T. smith r.
Ireniee. J. Ryder Mr. heniqaet NJ, ksymond Mr. ,nd Nr
and child Nus. k-nedck. Mr. Mcmillan Mr. Williams
Nil. Dyaii Mr. barclay, Mr. Roth,chd }. BeBedes.
schuli q Jafr a. Pemberon NJ sykes r. Ryan, saus g.
A. Thonon NJ Golour Miss Hall Mr. aud Mrs Nan Ren's'
child and three Mr. sud Mrs W Funey child iud two
Mr and tT. W. fenlou Mr and Bins o. knpe, Nh and
daughter Mr Lehman. r. Hazleton j. Stewart
4 Adler bgss r. Muller Sir and Mrs ,chhed and child Ms'
snd four daughter H. suthsr' Nj DOYLE o. MOI Hitler Mr.
Hanson Mt Sherwood M and Mrs Penn child and
tefuson NJ WoodJe stspteuson NJ BAFnwsl, J. Fcsri
~ Bari. g. sherman, ". ThonA-, H. NJ smith c. Nkn j. Cad
well e. Ofhihs e. Byron and =. Amherst Ms Duncan
Rev. Boafimaa aud lady, Mr. Cublison Il H. smh, Mr ahi
Sir. fillmore T. Baugh : Il. Wand &. Anof Mr. OebeTmann
j. bi!auS. M. Johne, NJ Bums, NJ. Philips H. WMhund H. h.
Roberts M Bursr Nj and Mrs Peacock end child Mr. and Mr.
Cannon r. b. Muhead L. Newman j. Hodgon, NJ russiot W.
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PARAGUAY.
Grsst Battle Between the Paragraphs and
the Allies.

Grsst Battle Between the Paraguaynns and
the Allies.
yHR ATTACK MADE BY THE PARAGUAYANs - THEIR
LOSSES HEAvY--THE ALLIES SUFFER- SEVERELY
THB RESULTS OF THE BATTLE ISDBCIsIvB.
A great battle occurred on the 24h beoeen the Allied
forces ParaguayGns Nth hary losses both sides
The result indeesve, both sides claiming the victory
Hosttes were proceeding The POragHGyOas commenced he
aaaeL 9Th 1900 infantry and 900 earay nth desperate
ry but rppls,d and retired Their loss estimated at
5000 killed and large number pOHRded lt on the field The
hrnt Of e battle on side of the Allies borne by the
Brazans who lost about 900 killed and wounded The
Argennes 400 the Uruguayans also suffered severely
The Paraguayans had retired their camp No material ad
voHfa9e has accrued to the Allies from the G5Ose engagement
PUBLICATION OF A TREATY AGAINST PARAGUAY.
publication in London Of freely Of triple alliance aSa'H
Paraguay sepey oeasETd by the RUer Plate papers Don
Carlos de Castro Minister Of Foreign Affairs at Monevdeo
who gave copy the to M Letson in the strieest
confidence asked and received his dismissal and said that
Mr. Letson it oon6dentaly TO Earl Russell had
also asked for his dismissal
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The Argentine Republic.

UNSUCCESSFUL ATTEMPT AT REVOLUTION GREAT
FLoOD--A RAILWAY FOR SALE
Congress was in session, and the abolition Of the
National export tax occupying the attention Of the House
The Vice President of the Republic had resigned.
IN Cordora revOl4oa had been Gfsptsd but had failed and
Us LadsYs Gusstsd
epos Aes had experienced Of the most storms
aver known in those countries II raned for five
days and nights conscuvey and all the low lands IL the
province were Of Immediately flooded. The Great
Southern Railway which through the lowest lands 10 the
ssuth had suffered much damage.
The Western Railway was be disposed Of. The price
ared 10 O. 10000 in silver The line is doing it s said
splepdid business.
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Cleared.
s,ssu'hp Lsdons Hovey Galveston via Key we. H. Mallory
Co.
steamship FAbeau. Alexander s.vaAn,h. Livingston Fox
Co.
s,ssmsp Neptune Baker Boston, Neptune Steamship Company
L Co.
Steamship Mary sanford. CLARK Boston, W. r. Clyde
Steamship Ef-pire, Dohbin,. Wilmington. J. Hand.
sieam.hp Leo. Dearborn. Savannah. murray Pens Co.
shin Europa threm.l, Won Hagen. Caao Z. Lung Co.
ship Ihos Dunh.Hi Young. London, Tho. Durham.
Llrgherisa titall Bristol Brrhogd 4
Bari Hugo Otto smb Onabruck Cors for orders sloman
Edyr.
Bsik cIenin ~ Amy. Rio Grande via Richmond Mcculy
Marsh.
Bark Pathfinder. flisms. Boston Metcaif & Duncan.
Bark jessie tbr Nius.ow, Cow Bay. Brett, Son A Co.
Brig Juliet C. CLARK. Wood Mobile. Young Cowsn-
Bng Ellen tBrl Mcclellan. bridgeport C. II. DeWon Co.
Bns Bertha sieek Zephln' oueens,own for orders. funeh
M-incke Wendf
Bs Liberties (Sorw Anderson. Queenstown via Phidslpha
Holmboe 4
Brig Lone tBrl Day Liverpool N. s. Geo wheelwnsh
Co.
Brs Bessie York tBr Cow, Par,boro. ~ s. DeWolf Co.
Bus J. Dwyer (RrD killAn. Phadrlphs r. Z. Bnck Co
schr Lady scott Brl Hiss. Rock Sound w l., J. Douglass
Schr BsneruAnn tBr Curry Green Turtle Bay j. Douglass
Scr. samuel Olnyu. CfOwri. Boston. >. W Lewis Co.
sloop Harvest Corwin, Bristol. o. y. Stranahsn
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Notice 20 nEarincrs.

DEEPENING OF the CHANNEL WARWICK Bar JAWS RIyrR
Na-lhe Iic nnond a. Times Of July 10 grea pleasure
70 state that the Niagara Warwick Bar drawing
tset about hrceiourh.
tie bar having been d.eed foot dredging The above
niornatioE SIR Moore
sir. aud saraog who ia. had twenty feence
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Memoranda.

PHO, freeman. Of host W H. Aspnws reports July 10 a., II
n - miles 81 & The Highlands spoke ship Red White aud Blu
W an' Capt Huu hence for London s,sndin under fore
asin top.ai. wind Sc making very little hesdway.
The sch James Zss sailing under Bt.h coor Ia. been sele
at Smiihys c. by the cutter occasn for
between Cuban aud Moth CaIoinin pors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-13

CHARGED WITH FELoMoUs AssAULT.-On the
nshi OF the 18th Of March last Charles Walker quarreed
with william Kraus OF No 90 Chrsties in the bakery No
l57 SecOnlst and finally II is charged. Walker drew a
yo!ver and shot bis opponent in the lett inietne
The assaant then fed from the city. and
rot arrested until yesterday. He arragned before jug
ce Shaney and committed for examination The
Of Germany aged 20 years and resided at No. ZIG
StaHt0Ess lie claims tina; the shooting accidental
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-13

AKA WoRp FOR youR MACHINE.

Mr. Wan r. Rene Of MIDI ebury, VI. undsr date July
l6 sfte tiih % speak cord for rdotl, Before
strongly impressed h the idea that double thread
ed machine be- bat ate, hatiHg ua naohfne
Aan "a thal
CHANCE WILCOX a GIBBS ANY DOUBLE rHKEADED Ma
taI.g M KyLk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-13

QUARREL BETWEEN PARTSERs.--IIenry Behrman
and Max fernandez proprietors OF cigar at No III
Cherys quareed yesterday and it is charged by Behrman
that Gerandoz drew pistol and attempted to shoot him
The weapon from the accused Officer Donohne
OF the Seventh Precinct who then arrested him. Tie
being Grragned before Justice STANDBY stated that
Behrman drew knife upon him. and in order protect him
self be pToducedbe without intending It, how
lie committed for trial. in default OF 81 900 bail by
tie magistrate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-13

CASES OF SUS-STRoKE.-Micha DOYLE was found
on Wednesday evening, No. - Vandewacr-st suffering
RON The effect Of stroke. lie taken Bellevue
Hospital
John H. Butler, aged 10 years, residing In West Forty
seyents found AZ the OF Ffty-hfh st. and erine
tonaVe % Thurdy suffering from tie effect Of the heat lie
was conveyed 70 81 Luke's Hospital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-13
THE WAR ON THE RIVER PLATE

The Royal Mail CompaDy's steamship Domo with the
Brazil mail arrived at southampton England on the
evening of June %.
The from Buenos Ayres is to the 29th of May,
and from Rio 70 the 9Th of June.