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COSGRESSIoNAL

SENATE.-In discussipg the xato ,aa.sa.,s
yesterday, Mr.. Trumbull re viewed tae Pes
a. nts objections section by section. and sad
Whatever may have been the oplufpu OF ttfa
President at one time rs TO .sgSod taitn re-
curing the security OF the fTeealnan In taese
from the character of aIs objections - this nil
thai he Will approve no measure thai wall ac
cOmpiish the object That the second clause OF
the CoDstt utiOnal amendment gives th.s power
theIe can be no question. Some have cOnten-
ded that 1t gives the power eyen to confer lhe
Tight of suffrage. i have not thought 50, be-
cause 1 have never thought suffrage any more
necessary TO the liberty OF the freedman than
OF RnCp- voting white, W her child OF female.
But his liberty under the Constitution he As
entitled 10, and whatever is necessary y - secure
II to him be is entitled To have. be IL the ballot
or me bay onet. IL the bill now before as, and
winch goes no further than 10 secure civil
Iights 10 the freedmen, cannot be passed, then
me constitutional amendment proclaiming
Ireeoom 10 all the inhabitants Of land is a cheat
and delusion
On motion OF Mr.. johnson. the further con-
sloeratlon OF the subject was postponed until
TO. morrow AT one o'clock.
On motion OF Mr.. Harris, the bill 10 reor-
Sanlze the Judiciary was then taken no
Mr Harris offered an amendment limiting
ue ume IN which appeals may be taken 10
thlrty days instead " ninety, which was agreed
TO.
Mr. Howard offered an amendment that the
tfIk shall not be a relative OF the presiding
justice within the third degree o. consan.
gllnlty. which was disagreed 10.
Iho bill was passed.
hoCsE.-No action was taken on The New
York contested election-Brooks We Dodra-
"hlch was under consideration when our re-
port closed yesterday.
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LATER FROM EUROPE.

The steamship Damascus. from I,rer,,,.,,
on the S2d, via Londonderry on the 23d uit'-
arrived yesterday evening. r
In the House OF Commons on the als, q hin
abollshlng certain restrictions upon dlsseDtars
at oxford was debated and Carried throngb
n and dI'RT0 f reaaihg oy majority Of one hundred
The Daily News regards this division as the
best criterion yet presented OF the strength Of
parties in the new Parliament.
The chances of the reform bill continue 10 be
actively canvassed by the journals, those on
posed 10 the measure contanding that Earl
GroYesnoT's amendment will be the doom of the
bill, while the other side anticipate little or no
danger from ii unless there is serious defec-
ton from the liberal ranks.
The Irish Times learns frd0 reliable author-
Ity that the escape Of Stephens is no longer a
matter Of doubt, as he arrived safe in Paris on
Sunday, 18th, when he Immediately sent a tel
egram TO ms wife, who was staying at Cork,
expecting instructions every DAY TO embark for
America. that she and her sister must set ont
forthwith for England, eH route 20 Paris, TO Join
her husband.
A Madrid telegram says the Spanish Gov
eminent lad received important dispatches
from the Minister At Washington, but upon
what subject il was not stated.
Statements IN regard 10 Austria and Prussia
are conflicting.
The German firms in London have uniform
ly ridiculed the idea of hostility, and the latest
teegrams are of a reassuring character but the
German press still indulge m warlike rumors
Il special &C urler arrived 1T Vienna on the
2lst. with dispatches from the Prussian Gov
eminent the nature Of which had not trans
piTed.
LoEDoN, March 22.-Consols closed al sSYa
81 Tor money. Bullion IA the Bank of England
increased during tue week ClS,d1o American
securities-U Bited StaUes Five .wenties, Il Ia
TX.
LoNnoN, March 23-Friday eveninE.-The
Bank OF France has reduced rates OF discOunE
10 3 per cent
Alarming rUmoTs continue TO prevail a.
Vienna, but the news Is conflicting.
Recruiting OF Austrian volunteers foT NeXi-
co was about 70 commence.
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Affairs In NIfkiniEI

The Virginia crop Of winter oats has been
much injured by the late cold weather.
Edwin Maxwell, OF Clarksburg has been
appointed Attorney General of the State Of
West Virginia.
I Over si,0CO have already been raised in
Lynchburg for the purpose Of uniforming Ihe
nremen.
Jim Smithers, otherwise known as ssCrazy
Jim" well known character in Richmond,
has disappeared from the streets of that city. b.
Gypsies are prevalent about Martinsburg
West Virginia AS a consequence the farmers
nightly miss varions articles.
'sThe burning of the Second African Church
IN Richmond, Va, on Saturday, says one OF
the newspapers OF that city. swas evidently
the work OF an m ncendiary, as no cause could
be assigned otherwise. Several adjoining
houses, oesuPisa by freedmen. were also ut
An intelligent farmer, residing near Harri-
sonburg. Va, says that more land " n be
plouehed and put into cultivation in Rocking
ham this Spring than has ever before been
titled He states that he has Travelled over the
country pretty extensively, and belieyes from
what he hasseen, that probably one-half of the
cultivation.
The fisheries along the Rappahannock are
doing well. Shad selling at $40 per hundred
Mr.. Bobert Mayo's estate OF Powha1an, on
the James River, acout mile and halt from
Richmond, was sold recently to Colonel North,
dollars.
ltis not known TO many that there has been
established in the city Lodge of colored
Masons, bearing the name of "James Riyern
T. Randolph, preacher, formerly of Virginia
But ior twenty-five years Ipast, resident OF
Boston, and now pastor of Ebenezer Baptist
Church, is Master, and John Oliver, Secretary
They claim to work under a dispensatioa from
tne Grand Lodge Of Massachusetts, and num-
Der twenty i've members. OF these q few are
from the former negro population OF Rich
mond. Ii is said that they are exceedingly
rigid in passing upon such candidates as ex-
press q disposition to be put through.-En-
gNiTer 2Stk.
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HA schoslmaster in Albany N Y. has
arrested for breaking boys arm with a ruler
n~A girl found baby in Albany, N. 7,
few days since-she says under stoop-gave
1t away but afterwards, repented, went into
mysteries, and reclaimed il.
AIAdam Hook, a resident of DanviIe. Pa.
who recently ran away from that place. leay-
ing wife and seven children, taking with sairn
respectable young girl only Is years Of age
whom he had seduced, was arrested al 81.
Louis, Mo-, on Saturday.
~ ID. Van Gumpach has issued uanaphlee-
In which he asserts that the earth As not a com
pressed, but a probate elIipsoid, or in other
words, that II has not the d gure OF an orange.
but OF lemon. 30. -. ||
The Empress Eugenie will be on the
shady side OF 40, after May 5. IN. =
There are about 5000 colored people in
SThree hundred New England pulpits are
vacant
HIn Denver City, Colorado. -four is selling
at ten dollars hundred pounds.
The boys of Norfolk Were admitted into
the Circus stopping in that city at the price of
one TOM cat piece, The animals are said 70
be the highly reiished food OF the lions
~There are fifty widows at MiddIebury,
Vermont, and most OF them are wealthy. A
good chance for widowers.
~Gen. Brecknridge is reported 70 be in
Canada, weary, careworn, grey. and anxious
to retufn home. 80
R-That must have been a high old dance in
New Oiieahs WnSre young womans dress
was set on fire from chandelier over her
head. k GEz .Lti & u ~ q .
1The story Of the ehostwho broughl plle
of gold eagles to his wife in Indiana indicates
thar specie payment has not been suspenaedin,
spirit land. ore s-rsr~--
~The daughter Of rich aristoeratic T,ou.
aoner found an army captain who was poor.
but pretty, and ran OF with him.
"a fast young lady Of Bostcn, aged IS. 4.
on irlal for bigamy. Her first husband. who
hao reseneo me mature age OF IA when he
married her. is in the State prison.
Ins PajAro lCalifornial Times saws thar
ne great lost silver mine OF Monterey has tseen
fve miles long! s'e sAif W
Alta dan cling match In Chicago. rece.t,v
s.on,,u oa.sn sisl danced nine hours con,
sescuurey, when her partner ackuowlsdcas
nlmseif fairly beaten and very tires TSu
iw 1sn, tnen n .eSk SIX glasses oflsger and ouiet
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~ In response to a communication, ad-
dressed by Reuben Johnston, Esq, President
Of the Alexandria Canal Company TO the Sec
retary OF War, asking the restoration of the
Aqueduct 10 the Canal Company, Mai General
Auguf, 10 whom the communication was re-
ferred, returned il with the following endorse
ment: "The use of the Aqueduct as a means
OF communication with the Virginia shore can
not be dispensed with until the Long Bridge
has been repaired
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DR0YS. J. W. h II. p. KREIS' DANCING
i ACADEMY,
PARKERS HALL,
Pennsylya aRia avenue, between 6th and 7th sts.,

Opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
AS our Winter Season is about to close those
Wishing to join our classes should avail P1
themselves OF this Opportunity. And as ~
curing this qnanter preparations will be SsA
made for oar Grand May Ball and Exhibi ksaR
ton all those desiring TO take part the exercises
should lose no time In en- tering.
Days azd Honrs Of Tkitiox:
For Ladies, Misses and Masters, Wednesday and
Saturday afternoons, from 20 o o'clock.
FOR Gentlemen, Tuesday and Friday evenings,
IL 20 10.
Private instruction given TO suit convenience Of
these 6estring.
Circulars can be had at j II. Ellis; PhiIp Il
solonons, also, at the Academy during the hours
Of tuition.
The Hall can be rented for Balls, Parties, Sol.
rees, &C., on reasonable terms. Ja7-E
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A DESPATCH from ST. Louis dated the 3tst
ultimo, to the Chicago Times says Henry T.
Blow, member Of Congress from the Second
Dstrict OF missouri, passed through this city
to-day. bound for the CRANKY lead mines, in
southwest Missouri. He says that he intends
to resign.
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" Office TO THE BLIO,
WAsHINGTos CITY LOAN OFFICE.

WAsHlNGTos CITY LOAN oFFIsE.
LEVI B.DE WOLFE nv
NO. S1I Penns. avenue, between AZ and0 q
9th streets, opposite National Hetel,
Formerly with the late Levi benjamin of IaIti.
more, has opened an once for the purpose OF
LOANIEG MONEY IN SUMS TO SUIT.
on all kinds Of Merchandise, sucb as Diam ouds
Gold and Silver Watches, Siiverware. Guns. Pis
tolls. GeHtlemens and Ladies' Wearing A ppareI
Goods Of ell descriptions bought and sold,
Business strictly confidential.
~ Private entrance adjoining fe ao-sn<
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CANTERBURY.
CeFEer Pennsy Tania avenue and Ninth street.
GEORGE LEA Proprietor
LAST WEEK OF THE SEASON
The Management most respectfully announces
this as the Last Week of the pres ent Season.
More Additions, New Acts, Ne " Attractions to-
TIE STANDARD VARIETY THEATRE OF
THE COUNTRY.
Ballets. First time of the Leue liable Farce of
JULIUS CROWS TRIP To CONGRESS.
Grand Spanish Ballet Di DiyertisseHaent entitled
H'ANDULOUSE,
by the splendid Ballet Troupe Under the direction
OF L. J. DONNELLY, the famous Naitre de Ballet
ReproduetioR Of the great Drama Of
THE GUERRlLLAS OF THE POTOMAC,
which created such sensation upon the occasion
Of its first representation, with original Music and
Battle scenes, the whole comprising in the cast
JOHN hULLIGAN in his uncomfortable scts,
spppeited by the Knights of B1rp Cork, RYMAN,
EDM ARDS, BUCKLEY, WHITING, BURGESS
LAST GRAND LADIES' MATINEE
OF TIE SEASON,
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL Z.
DANJ0 TAUGHT IN ONE LESSON.-I guar
ID antee TO learn the most unmusical person one
or u ore trnes the first lessen or no charge CLAIR
ENCE PETERS, 479 loth street. ap23ts
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1Charles Constantine, or New Orleans
was not a swect.tempered man. He killed bis
wife and tsen killed himself
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A THIRD FEN1AN PARTY.-Th. Fenians be.
ing already distracted by the discussions he.
tween the adherents Of Roberts aad O'Naho-
ney, are now troubled by the rise OF new par
ty of dissenters. The third party Processes to
be composed of Irish delegates fresh from the
sod, members of the famous L R. b., and thsre
tore pure and unadulterated Fenians They
claim 70 represent the mysterious Stephens
and consider themselves superior to both
american organizations in intelligence and pa
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Submitted for the Board.
G.. X WARREN. Major General

F1NANcIAL.-The increasing activity of the
spring business IN New York is producing an
enlarged demand for money, which. connected
with the active demand from stock brokers'
gives increased firmnees to the rate of interest
Inc Commercial Advertiser says that yester-
loans; in exceptional cases the higher rate was
oDtalned, but the lower was the prevailing
quotation. The supply of paper steadily in-
creases, and the rates OF discount are corres-
pondingly lower; prime names are 7as per
cent; good, ea10 per cent. Gold quieter. The
rate on gold loans easier. Loans in large
amounts offered at 1-16tn per cent, 1-32d per
cent being offered. The price has ranged at
l2e ka1274. The stock market upon the whole.
shows loss of strength. The transactions in
Governments securities are more limited, bur
prices are firm, except for ten.forties, which
are Il lower. grr,-
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WASHINGTON THEATER.
CORNER ELEVENTH AND Q STREETS.
POSITIVELY FOR SIX NIGHTS ONLY.
MIME GHIONI AND SIG. sUSINI'S
GRAND ITALIAN OPERA


DIRECTO ......"..............."MAX STRAKOSCH
Mr.. Strakosch announces with much pleasure
that he has succeeded in engaging o complete and
efficient
ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY,
Embracing some ct II c most eminent and fayora.
bly, known al fists in America, and complete
CHORES AND ORCHESTRA,
With whom he will giv in Washington
SIX DIFFERENT GRAND OPERAS,
Commencing
MONDAY EVENING, April 9, 1856,
Which will be produced in q style unriyaled BIZ
any other management.
The following eminent artists (all of whom hay-
ing performed this winter for forty consecutive
Grand Opera Nights ~ the new Opera House, New
constitute the
;GHIoNI AND SUsINI OPERA COMPANY.
AhH AEotoITNA GHIONI
The Great Dramatic Prinpa Donna
mLLE PAULINE CANISSA,
The young. and highly talented Prima Donna
NINE AMALIA PATTI sTRAKOsOH,
The famous and popular PIima Donna Ooutralto
Prini Tenori. sig Macaferri, Sig. Errani.
Primi Baritoni; Sig. Mancusi, Sig. Mara.
M M ParCZZi, Signora ZspuZzi, Second Donnas,
:Slgrors Nimenes and Belli, Second Tenors
sig1ors Locateln and Massio, Second Bassos
gon9 FRANCISCO ROSA
Leader. Mr.. +. ZITTERBART
G5tsge sig SRIhLo
The entire new and cestiy Wardrobe has been
purchased by the Director in Paris.
The following Operas will be performed entire,
and with a cast of great strength:
NORMA, IL BARBIERE DI SEVIGLIA La
TRAVIATA. LUCREZIA B0RGIA, LUCIA
. Df LAmMERHO0R, IL TR0VAT0RE.
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TWO SEPARATE AND DISTINCT EXHIBI-
TI6NS IN THE SAME TENT
DAN RlCES CIRCUS AND MENAGERTE
VIII exhlbitin Washington one week, commencing
- MONDAY, APRIL 2.
EVERY AFTERNOON AT 2 O'CLOCK
EVERY EVENING At O'CLOCK
LOCATION FOOT OF 9Th STREET, NEAR
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Admission to both Shows ...... ..........5O cents
Children under 10 ears of age.... cents
,DAN RlCE will positively appear In each exhi-
lion: LIST. As Lecturer in the Nenagerie. I'd As
OlGwn and Jester (for the first time in many years)
in tl le Circus -
The MONSTER ELEPHANT ROMEO
Positively the largest Elephant ever imported to
this cor ntry Together with the largest collection
Of Living Animals.
hing. TRICK AND PERFORMING HORSES,
PONIES AND MULES, with the wonderful
BLIND TALKING HORSE. EXCELSIOR, JR,
will be introduced at each and every performance.
ap2 2.5t
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CLOTHING, &c.

TAHES LACKEY,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
462 Seventh street, opposite Post Office,
Is receiving some of the handsomest Cloths, Oassi
neres. and Eestings in the market, which a.
he wilfraake up in q manner unsur passed ~
lGd at prices to suit the times. "A
A fashionable garment and a good ft We
guaranteed, or no obligation 10 take the --s4-
goods. NH 23-Im
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Private Boxes. containing seats l... ..... . $40
Orchestra and Balcony
Dress Urcle and ParQuet. . i
Resery ed seats in Dress Circle so cents extra
The sale of seats and tickets will commence on
Thursday, prfi 3, at 10 a. m, at MetZerott's Mn
sic Store, ard will be conducted as follows Thurs
day and Friday, April 5th and 6th tickets for the
entire season Of six nights, or three alternate
nights, commencing with either the frst or second
nj ghs, will be sold exclusively tickets for single
nights msy be obtained and after Saturday
April 7th. Doors open at 71z; Opera commences
ats. NH Slot
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AMUSEME ENTS.

AMUSEM ENTS.
GROWERS NEW THEATER,
Pennsyivsnia avenue. near Willard Hotel.
LEONARD GROVER CO................D Directors
LEONARD GR0VER-..-..O. ID. HESS.
PRODUCTION. IN A STYLE OF UNPREOE-
DENIED EXCELLESCE.
Charles Dick ems, enchanting fairy tale of home,
adapted By Dion BoucicaRlt, Esq, entitled
OR, TIE oR1oKRfo Z 2 ON IN THE HEARTH,
with all It's beautiful Fairy Scenes and Tsbleaux,
Magic Transform stions, Touching Situations,
Charming hui9i FAIRY H PhofogTE fns5f gsrTsiEsnng the
and many other scenes and incidents heretofore
omitted In representations in this country of this
ly Love, being the unabridged London version. as
originally produced under the direct supervision
of the author.
METZEROTT HALL.
THURSDAY, APRIL 5. 1866,
GRAND CONCERT
Under the auspices of the
GERMAN ASSOCIATION,
for the benefit of the Poor.
Miss SOPHIE SCHMIDT,
Miss PERTHA KRAUsE,
Mrs. CLUsS,
Mr.. HARRY SHERMAN,
Mr.. +. KROELL,
Mr.. ]. DAWSON,
Mr.. WAGNER,
have kindly volunteered for the occasion.
TICKETS
NO CHARGE FOR SECURING SEATS
To be had at METZEROTT's Music Store. ap2
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475 LICENSED PAwNBROKER. Az
NOTICE." BOYER & BURNsTINE."
b. BURNSTINE,
Ne. Al 18th street, 81 door south Of Pa. avenue,
conducts the old business of Boyer 6s Burnstine
All business confidential. Money loaned on al
DEss OF personal property and merchsndise.
NH 29-Smr d. Bt BESrINE
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PAWNBROKERS.

8 31.......--TwELFTH sTREET...........5 "a
F P. B0YERS
LICENSED PAWNBROKER'S OFFICE,
BorneIly Of the firm of Boyer 4 Bgrustfne has
moved to 53i 18th street, between o and ID, near
Pa avenue, Tor the purpose of loaEing money on
all kinds of Personal Property sums to suit Gus
TONERS Business strictly eoniiential. Money sd-
vanced on Watches, Diamonds and Jewelry high
cot prices given on all articles, sc.
NH 81 3mf z, BOYER
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ADJUSTMENTS.

CANTERBURY.
CsrEer Pennsy Iysnia avenue and Ninth street.
EQRaI LEA 2ele Prlprfetor
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Sec go And be it enacted, Thss if the County Com
mlsslonerS Of any county, or TINS Mayor and City
Council OF Baltimore, or the members OF the Appeal
Tax Court or Board OF Control and Review shall fail
10 execute anX OF the duties imposed them by this
aGt' each member OF the body SO failing shall pc Ha
BILE to indictment for such default and shall forfeit
q sum not exceeding Eve hundred dollars, buI any
member may protect himself FROM pros ecution as
3!9resald ~ giving Immediate intoTmatlon Of such
default TO the Comptroller who shall take such steps
III regard to the matter as the case may require.
see 81, AND Dc a enacted, That each assessor shall
receive four dollars day for every day he shall be
actually engaged in the performance Of his duties, to
matumore; and the Mayor and City Council of Bati-
more shall also allow to each of tho members of the
III OF lontro and Review for the services to be
petofmea by them under this act, such compensation
s az GF may deem Just which shall be paid by the
Sec q. And BE It enacted, That all fines ard for
!eltes imposed by this act shall be recoverable by
ndlGtment III the Circuit Court of the propcr county
IN whlca the person offending may reside or in
the Criminal Court in Baltimore If tbe person reside
in that city and one half thereof SoI he naid to
the lnIorer ard the other half to the Treasurer for
Sec. 3d. And be q enacted. That 50 ,,ucb of tho
several acts heretofore passed in relation 10 the VAL
uatiOn and assessment of property in thS State as
mag come in conflict with the provisions Of i is act
and ali laws eEemDtiGg property from valuation
shall be- and the same hereby repealed and ali
existing laws Of this state that may come in aid of
the PROVISIONS Of this ac shall apply and construed
part thereof.
Sec 81. AID be il eaocis3, That this act shall take
effect from the date OF It's passage mb29-lw
A BILL entitled An Act directing the Governor.
Comp1ro!ler and he Treasurer Of this State to sell
the dividend stock held and owned by this State in
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company, and TO
amply the proceeds thereof in part payment Of the
Wtercos, Tho State Of Maryland is the owner of
three thousand nine hundred and twelve and eight
tenth shares of the dividend stock of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company, aad il is deemed to be
TO the advantage Of the State shat same should be
sold and applied to the payment Of the debt of this
StGte therefore
Section l. Re i enacted ytle General AsseaJ1y of
tTpj0h6, That the Governor. Comptroller and Trea-
u p hp- oil
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MARINE JOURNAL
RoE'z' 1F RAEiTRaaOYtE.
TUESDAY. April 2. 1856.

q,
Arrived.
Steamship Geo Appold, Howes, from Boston, via
Nortolk-mdse to A l. higgins
steamer Thomas Kelso. Russell. from Norfolk-to
ii Falls.
= Steamer J IT Brady. Lands. from Norfolk-to
Birckhead, .Jr.
Graee-to j J Taylor
steamer oetorara, Reynolds from New York
phia-mdse to j A Shriver ''' 0i iiii""04
Steamer Ellie Knight HARRINGTON A0 hours fo,
rived last night. ~ " oI"Lut' JT' AZ
Steamer Geo Weems. Kirwan. from Patuxent river
TO VI l. Weems. "1"AehI llFeI
Bicm shin Solid, BuIIesdieIz IA doys g.
p09i-salt and mdse TO + l. Brauns 4 Co '0i-
Bark Amazon, Helmsley, from Rio Janairo To,,
3Oth, VIA st Thomas l6th-coffee to Thos Pierce
Sch Swan, Mitchell, from Wilmington, N CNnavaI
stores, &c. to Hopkins i Janney. '' "i
Schr Samuel Eddy, Irving, from New York-Iiebt
to master.
>, Schr A Hammond. Paine. from Bogton-to NJ
Heslen-copper ore to -.
Cleared.
Steamship Somerset. Rattle, Liverpool-J W Gar
rett.
Steamer Thos Kelso Russell Norfolk-M N Falls.
pi Steahmcr James L. Brady, Lands. Norfolk
Steamer Mary Washington, Gourley, Fredericks-
Steamer Lancaster. Tomlinson. Havre de Grace-J
J Taylor.
Steamer Express. Ryther. Alexandria-A Need
ham L. Sons,
Steamer Matilda, Gourey, Patuxent River-M T,
Weems.
Steamer Martha Stevens. Chance, New York; A
Shrver
Steamer Josephine Thompson, Moore, New York
] A Shriver.