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WASHINGTON ITEMS.
THE NEW AMENDMENT.

Rcverdv Johnson, in private converse
ton to-day, expressed the opinion that II
the pcudng constitutional amendment be
passed by Congress, ii will be adopted by
Tennessee, Arkansas, and Louisiana be-
fore the meeting Of the next session OF
Congress.
THE NEGRO CASE INVOLVING A CoSsTITr-
TIoNAL QUESTION.
1t II understood that the Judges hold
the opinion that the act of Congress retro
ceding Alexandria 10 the State of Viz
giuia is unconstitutional, and that Con
grcSN in the matter did not exercise its
powers, but delegated them to the people
of Alexandria county. Owing, however,
To the length of time that had supcrrchc"'
and the tendency the granting OF the
petition would have in embarrassing Tue
courts in their functions and increasing
litigation, they deemed II iheApea'eht 10
grant the pctition.->tar.
PARpoNEp.
&c. White, the present Mayor Of Ports
month, Va, was pardoncd by the Exccu-
five today. Mayor White held a petit
Office under the rebel Government, and
was rardoucd As coming under the first
section Of the amnesty proclamation. llav-
inc been elected Mayor, he was not per
Iuittcd 10 assume the duticS Of the office
until pardoncd. Star.
MIR. SEWARD AT WORK.
Secretary Seward gives dinner party
tonight, and the fact that Suudry well-rc-
coguilcd Radicals are among the invited,
gives o special significance TO the event III
the minds of MANY GrecleyS paper.
INTERNAL REVENUE TAX oN sToCKS-SALA-
RES.
Under the regulations lately adopted by
this Office, gain, derived from, and losses
incurred hy, the purchase aud sale OF
stocks are regarded as gains and losses III
business, and without reference 10 the time
during which the stocks were held intc-
rest and dividends derived from stocks are
regarded as income derived from fret IN
,cStm,nt>, without reference 10 the time
during which such stocks are held. But
when gains derived from the sale of stocks
involve interest received or accrued, such
gains may hc regarded a. derived from
business alone.
Salaries, except where specially pro-
yidcd for hy statute, are regarded Is in
come from business. The value Of pro
perry used in business less the amount OF
insurance may DC deducted, whenl"st, from
the gains and profits of business. The fact
that a person returns a gain or CLAIMS q
loss upon the purchase and sale Of stocks
does not necessarily imply that he does a
business which requires, or has required
the license Of a broker. The liability Il
be taxed for such license should be deter
mined upon its own merits and as an indie
pendent question.
L. \. ROLLINS, Commissioner.
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PHILADELPHIA, June 9.-Thc mail train
from Pottsville ran off the track to-day at
Valley Forge-a switch having been left
opcn-and the whole train was precipitatcd
over an cmbankmcnt twelve feet deep.
Thomas Dorman, the mail conductor, was
frightfully mangIcd, and is dead. 4 lady
had both legs cut off. Anumber Of the pas
scngcrs were bruised. The fireman was
killed instantly. This is the first accident
in twelve years on the Reading road.
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The Latest from the Fcminns.

New York, June Sit is stated that d
Fcnian privatccr, with a crew, arms, and
ammunition put aboard on Long Island,
left here several weeks ago. The vessel
is an iron, sidc-whccl steamer, mounting six
broad side and one pivot gun, and il is said
is abe 10 make fourteen knots per hour.
ST. AIEAEs, June s.-Gcncral Sweeney
and Colonel Mcahan were arraigncd before
Il civil tribunal this morning. The pro-
cccdings were private, reporters being cX-
cIudcd.
TORONTO, June Sit is reported that all
is quiet on the western frontier. Parla-
mcnt meets to-day. 1t is understood that
the Governor General asks the immediate
suspension Of the haJeaS c0rpus writ. An
attempt to seize the Canadian steamers
Coriulhian and Rochester at Charlotte yes
tcrday was frustrated.
New YORK, June S.-A st. Adams dis
patch states that General Sweeney was
hailcd in the sum Of twenty thousand dol
lars. Nothing further from the advance Of
the FcnanS mp TO noon to-day. Several
Fenians lcf st. Adams e1s route Tor home,
their passa to Springfield and Boston
being paid y the Government, for which
they appcarto feel grateful, and say if those
AT the front knew Of it, they would all re-
turn. Two thousand four hundred British
regulars have been landed at Farnum, 4
few miles opposite the invaders.
NEW YORK, June S.-Roberts offered his
own personal security az bail to-day, but
was refused by the commissioner. lie
will probably be bailcd tonight.
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New YORK, June S.-A San Francisco
dispatch Of the 5th instant, mentions the
sailing Of Minister, Burlingame and Van
Valkcnburg for China and Japan.
Returns from Oregon indicate the cleo
ton of the Union candidates by one thou
sand majority.
Two shocks Of an earthquake were felt
in California on the morning of the 5th.
No damage resulted.
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The Eenians Dcnouucc the PreSi-
dcnt-0'SoiI, Sweeney, Hc.

New YoEK, June S.-Thc Fcuian meet
ing at the Cooper Institute denounced the
President for issuing his recent proclama-
tion, and declared that they will never
support him. The Fcniaus in Buffalo are
wild with excitement at the release OF
Colonel O'Ncil, who, with Colonies Hay
and Starr, gave each six hundred dollars
bail to answer any charges that may he
brought against them. O'Ncil made a
speech to the crowd, saying that he de-
sired hereafter to speak from the camnon's
mouth. \ St. Adams dispatch says that
the arrest Of Sweeney dispiritcd the Fee
mans who marched into Canada under
General Spear, who was Intoxicated.
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OVER A MILLION DOLLARS SAVED !


Gcutlampn.-"I had negro man worth, = ,-'o'
who took cold from bal hurt III the leg, ana wa
useless for over 4 year. | had used everything /
could hear Of without beneht, until | tri"d Tue
Mexican Mustang Liniment. i soon nnv yH.fltG 4
permanent cure. = l.. ~" NAV
Montgomery, Ala, June II. l'js.
q take pleasure in recommending the Mexican
Mustang Imminent rs valuable and lndlspenaa-
bile article for Spraius, Sores, Scratches or nals
on Horses Our men have used ~ Tor burns,
acts Xix. magic !" J. w. HEWITT,
Foreman for American, Wells, Farso's, and
Haru1en's Express.
THE sprain Of my daughters ankle, occasl"ned
while skating last winter, was entirely cured III
one week AFTER sho commenced using ynnr c.Ie-
brated Mustang Llniment.' Ed. SEELEi u
Gloucester, Mass, August |, 1855.
nisan admitted fact that the Mexican Mustang
Iiuimcut performs more cures Ia a shorter tine,
on man and beast, than any artlcie ever dis.
covered Families, livery men,, ana planters
shouIi ALWAYS have II on hand. quick ana sure,
II certainly i. All genuine is wrapped in sten,
plate eng avings, bearing the signature OF g.
W.-tbrook, Chemist, and the lftr'at United
Stats stamp Of DEAAs BARNES Go. over the top.
An effort has been made 10 counterfeit Il with Il
chpap stone plate label. LEAK closely.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER,
sold BY all druggist
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A>~TurE NEGRO OuTRAGE.-last night
.a.t ~ o'clock six negro men from the
r. .mt.n', yillag" at Arlington, after fail
... Z. obtain, hy means of false representa-
...-. a quiet entrance into the house Of
I..... Nartillr, which is situated on the
..-s - H., ut tie Washington turnpike, just
.... Four-milc run, kicked open the
Is. a.d. after knocking down Mcrthur,
.haotius his wife through the right
..1~t. robbed the house Of It's entire con-
...t~. They tried to choke Mrs. Mcrthur
...,.ath before they shot her. The one
a.a knocked Mcrthur down was told 10
L. ..w. They tired al little girl--Mcr-
IRIS uauchtcr-who was Shricking from
.. NGHirW. So intent We're the villains,
...aErr upon tiiryiug, and 50 fearful were
r... that one would steal more than an
ta,~, that Mcrthur was allowed 10 escape,
.... .r making off rapidly TO the neigh
.a- huu Tor assistance, they became
armrl. and hastily decamped. Mrs. Mer-
'or recognized two Of them, who had
A..u I'm tie habit of coming To the house
rUsEk, and who had, before kicking open
N. 1our. tried 10 obtain an entrance into
.. house upon the plea Of buying more
l.. Oticcr Chiplcy,, with squad Of
ego soldiers, furnished by Colonel Lee,
,.u,yd tor Arlington this morning 10 arrest
tie two who are known, and, if possible,
To capture the entire six. \ more brutal
ut.y,.p, - rob and murder ii has rarely
ae,G uuy province 10 record.-Alecondrt0
a.
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rHfs y GEORGIA AND ALABAMA
tcrum.l> from all parts Of Georgia and
Alabama represent corn to be tlourishlng
very well. " heat is damaged by the rust.
Cotton j. injured in every way bad seed,
.#.l storms, aud ovcrliows have left many
ibis ta9e, and what was left is now SUI
..'u- lr3n grass. Oats are pretty we'll
...ra. P0rargr, are not bad. From every
i#Uoa 81 tn State Of Tennessee come
COMPLAINTS Of injury to the corn crops by
.s. dry weather and cut-worm. Many
."@rr, are now planting Tor the third
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Special telegram to the Dispatch.
Application for the Release OF Mr.
Davis = Remembrance against TN"
Fiyc.Ccnf Cotton Tax.

WASHINGTON, June s.-Mr. O'Connor
has applied to the President for the releas"
of Mr.. Davis on parole, offering two hun
drcd and fifty thousand dollars bail. \
long Cabinet session was held to-day. No
conclusion was reached. The impression
prevails here that the application will ulti-
matcly he granted.
4 strong petition has been presented 10
the Senate, signed by a large number Of cx-
Federal army officers in the south, rcmon-
Strating against the tivc-ccnt cotton tax,
saying it will be the dcath-blow to cotton
culture, and prevent northern cmigrants
from cultivating cotton, thus materially
rctarding southern prosperity.
C,pITpT
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"Jes' 30" -" Exactly" '-Solon Single said
thev were there every tune" If he felt
" owley'' in the morning. he took Plantation
Bttors II he felt weary III night, he took Piau,a.
ton Bttsrs II he lacked appetite, was weak, Ian.
guild or mentally oppressed, he took Plantation
Bitter and they never failed to Get him on his pins
square and firm.
some may, just read the following
owe much to yon for !
verify believe the Plantation BitterS have saved
"REv. W. H. WAGNER. Madrid. N. T."
| have been great sufferer
from dyspepsia, and had to abandon preaching.
The Plantation BItters have cured me.
"REv. G. A. WILDWOOD, New York City.
had lost all appetite-was so
weak and enervated could hardly wax, al d had
perfect dread Of society. Inc
Plantation Bitters have set me all right.
JAMES HEMINGWAY, ST Louis, Mo-"
The Plantation Btters have
cured me Of arrangement Of III" kidneys and
urinary organs, that distressed me for years. They
''' '''' &C. c. MOORE, IS! Broadway, n. Y"
Mrs. o. VI. DEvOE, manager of the Union Hom"
School for Soldiers Children, says She " has given
II To the weak and invalid chIiran under her
charge with the most happy and gratifying re-
suits" We have received over hundred r"hihs
effective ~ what people themselves say oI good
article our fortune and our reputation II al STAKE
The original quality and high character OF thrse
goods will BE- sustained under every ana an CIR
cum-tances They have already obtained SAL"
in every town, village, parish. and hamlet. among
civilized nations base imitators try TO com" a.
near our name and style As they can and because
good article cannot h" sold a low A. poor one.
they find some support Nom parties who do not car,
what they sell. b. on your guard. see our prl-
'"'' ''''"p P. II. DGAKE 4 Co, New York City.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER,
sold hv al druggists.
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4Hn Storm Al FORTRESS ho>RoE.-lhc
.. which visited this region Tuesday
.-.1a.lv the most Srvc"c experienced
.uny wears. The duration OF its
..e,. violence was only about twenty
...-. aud was preceded and followed
..-rg ..-ht winds. Al ) o'clock the sky
..-.am.-t perfectly clear, with only few
."v..a- cloud, appearing above the
...., bat halt az hour aitcrward, a
Choking cloud vas seen looming up
.... fs- southwest, travelling with great
tv. ard soon burst upon the harbor.
uui steamer George Leary, III the
.a.e;a river, was at times thrust almost
"a her beam ends toy the extreme and
...u lcrcrurss Of the wind and the
-. which were capped with breakers
.r a> the eye could reach. A small
rs. containing thirteen workmcn Wa
an ont into the bay, and was given "
..t, but the men in her succeeded in
g.ha the light ship al Willouehhy' :
a..-. On shore, large trees were blown
.a# and uprOo1cd III every direction, and
aas u.lld,uL> we're damaged.
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WHEAT CRur IN NEGINIA.-The reports
concerning the wheat crop which reach us
a1u all sections Of the State are quite
..fmgjug. We understand through a
f.t.I-burg merchant that one OF the largest
"a,u-gFowcrs in the county OF Amelia
was - much dishcartcncd with the appear
aouv Of his crop in the early spring that
L. ploughed the entire field up, aud planted
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ton and power against which they re-
bcled.
The reconstruction resolution passed
the Senate to-day-yeas, 50; nays, II.
The nays were Messrs. Cowau, Davis, Doc
little, Guthrie, Hendricks, Johnson, Nc
Douqal, Norton, Riddle, Salisbury, and
Van Wrinkle. Absent Mcssrs. Brown,
Dixon. Ncsmith, and Wright.
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swho would not be beautiful Who would not
add to Their beauty? What gives that marpl"
rurity ana tistiagut appearance W. observe upon
the stage and IN the city belle! II ! no Longer n
secret. They use Hagan's Magnoli. Balm. at, III
ronghns.s from the face and hands, and leaves
the complexion smooth transparent, blooming and
rayishing. Unik. many cosmetics, contains ~,
material injurious To the skin. Any druggist WIZ
order il for YOU IL not hand At 50 cts per bottle"
W. L. HAGAS. Troy, y. y, Chemist.
DEMAS BARNES u co.
Wholesale Agents, New YORK.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER,
sold by all druggists.
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FINANCIAL AND ConnERcLAL.
RrcnuoSD, June 8, 1866.
RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
There were one hundred and thirty hogs
heads opened to-day. Seventy hogsheads,
three boxes, and one tierce we're offered.
Fifteen hOgsheads were taken in. The
boxes sold one at $500, one at s55, and
one at 33G. The tierce sold at sl.3G. The
hogsheads sold "a follows: Two at $500,
two at $3.50, one ut $iG.G2 y, one at s2s,
two at $3.50, one at 1880, one at &c, two
at Sig, one nj $50, one at $3.50, one at SIS,
two at $3.50, one at 50, one at $3.50, one
at sl2.75, one at 3I3 so, one at $1,000, two at
1913, two at $3.50, one at Sl2, one at s8j,
one at 1926, one at 80, two at 1926, one
at $3.50, one at $3.50, one ut s26, one at
1915, one at S., one at $l4, one $3.50, one
at SIC, three at $3.50, one ut 1928, one at
SIS, one 500, one at $500, one at 1915,
two at $3.50, one at $3.50, two at s.,
one at 1925, one at $40, and one at 335.
No change in money and stocks. Gold
rccedcd in accordance with the New York
quotations.
NEW YORK.
The gold market in Wall street to-day
submitted to further decline of some
two dollars in the hundred. 1t opened at
1903, rose to III ,, and declined to l39 J
and 13S Il and closed at 1875.
The newspapers of Thursday report
money in New York as easy and abundant
at sac per cent. Virginia skies sold on
Wednesday at C512-an improvement OF
l.. United States stocks were firm.
The shipment Of specie from New York
on Wednesday amounted to $3,G75,00O,
and it was anticipated that on to-day the
shipments would amount 10 between four
aud five millions, making for the week be-
tween eight and nine millions shipped.
Making hard on to $50, 100000 exported
within three weeks.
The New York newspapers are discuss
Ing Mr.. McCnllochs plan Of selling gold
freely to enable liberal shipments to be
made as the best way Of quieting the Eng
lish market and clIccting the desired rcac-
ton on this country. In money tactics it
is pretty much like those Of war. Success
is the test recognized by the world. In
this country, in former years, we had an
old togy way Of deciding Government
measures by the Constitution and dele
gated powers; but that is all past. If the
treasury gold Quicts England, Mr.. McCul-
loch triumphS.
NATIONAL BANKS.
There are at present one thousand SIX
hundred and fifty national banks in opera
ton, none having been established for sew
cral weeks past. The United States Urea
slrcr ut present holds rs security for the
circulation Of national banks, 1924, 7l3,450,
of which $23G,25l 400 are six per cent.
bonds, $50 $50 in five per cent, and
1908, 00g United States bonds issued TO
the Pacific Railroad Company. The amount
Of hank-note circulation issued last week
was $500, lj0-thc total amount issued up
to date being 3277,379,C $50.
NEW YORK MARKETS., 2.3O =. NJ.
New YORK, June S.-Cotton firm, prices
unchanged. Gold, III Il. Sterling dull at
9Zs; sight bills, IL Il.
NEW YORK MAEKETs.-CLOsE.
NEW York, June S.-Cotton steady
sales 500 bales ut 3G440c. Flour, I5G20c
lower; sales 1000 barrels State at SO
1913 Ohio, S9GI3.SO Western, S74$9.6
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SECOND DISPATCH.

was executed this morning in the presence
Of few spectators.
SECOND DISPATCH.
PHILADELPHIA, June S.-Probat died
three minutes after the cord was drawn.
lie wrote letter to his parents, in
Which, after mentioning the religious con-
solutions nc has, he says: Many prayers
are offered mp for me throughout the city;
therefore | am cheerful and consolcd that
I can gladly offer my life rs an aton"mcnt
for my fearful crime. | trust that you also
will be consolcd and cheerful as | am.
The clergyman will send you all the parti-
culars Of my death. | only cntrcat you
all to pray Tor me. Have the Holy Sacri-
ice Of Mass offered frequently for the re
pose Of my poor soul. | trust to meet
you in eternity in happier and better
place, and hope makes me rejoice with my
whole heart"
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DESrTrTIOS ~ THE SOuTHwEsT.-lhc
Cincinnati Gazette'S correspondent gives
gloomy account of affairs in Mississippi and
Louisiana, growing out Of the destructive
effects OF the late unprecedented floods.
In many places the planters are out OF
money and even provisions, and some plan
tations will be abandoned unless aid can be
obtained from the north.
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II il most delightful Hair Dressing
Ii eradicatrs scurf ana daudrur.
Ii keeps tho head cool and clean.
II makes the hair rich. soft, ana glossy
II prevents hair turning gray ana ialihS on
In restores HAIR upon prrmatur"ly balu lrdiS.,
Thi. is just what Lyon Kathairon vii DO. u -
nrstfy-i il cheap-dura biz. II j. literally sold by
iha Load and vet its almost incredible deman nd
j. daily increasing, until there i hardly 4 country
store thai does not keep IL, or family that does
Z. THOMAS LYON. Chemist. New York.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER,
sold by all druggists.
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i now prepared to carry

i now prepared TO carry
MONEY AND VALUABLE PACKAGES
to and from New York, st. Louis, aud intermediate
points and far south a, Atlanta, Ga. In order
To afford the most ample security to shippers, it has
effected
AN INSURANCE OF FIVE HUNDRED THOU
SAND DOLLARS
on the money chests Of the company by each train,
with several leading insurance companies such q.
THE sun, SECURITY, MANHATTAN, METRO
POLITAS, AND PHOENIX,
whose aggregate capital and assets amount 10
FIFTEEN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS.
Shippers are thus insured against common car
riers' risk, and security Is afforded never before
offered by any express company. For this
no ADDITIONAL CHARGE Is MADE.
THE NATIONAL EXPRESS AND TRANSPORTA-
TlON COMPANY
il now prepared TO do business AS
CHEAPLY, EFFICIENTLY, AND SECURELY
I'D can be done by any other company.
j. &. JOHNSTON, President.
B. y; FIcKIls, General Superintendent
my si-eodts
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LYONS EXTRACT or Pure JAMAICA GiSGER-tor
Indigestion Nausea, Heartburn, Sick Hesdhcne'
Cholera Morbus. Fla,nency, sc. where VAIL
ing stInulant IL required. It's careful pr'para'lo''
aud entire purity ma k-s 1t cheap aud reliaote az
ticle for culinary purposes. sold every wherei ~
so cents per bottle Ask for LYON ui' -
tract. Take no other.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER,
lT-ly sold nv all druggists. -
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DpDarturp of FPnians.

New ORLEANS, June 7.-One hundred
and fifty Fenians left this city to-day,
armed with the Mississippi rifle.
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New Hampshire Militia Expect to he
Ordered Out.

CONCORD, y. H., June SIT is officially
announced from the War Department that
there is probable necessity Of calling out
the militia to preserve neutrality.
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Heims,reets in!mttable Hair IolorinG L. no y
ava AIIin.tantan.ous dyes are composed OF iuhdf
rf,ttstic and more or esr destroy the vitality ana
beauty of the hair. This is the original HAIR %
IorinG and has been growing In favor over twenty
years II restores gray hair TO lis original color os
gradual absorption. in a most rcmarkanie hahh.r
II il also beautiful hair dressing. Sold III TWO
siEes-5O cents and Sl-by al dralrrs
e. HElMsTRthT, Chemist
SARATOGA SPRING WATER,
sold by all Druggists.
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DISSOLUTIONS.

rO-PARTNERSHIP.-The Gh ~ ~
tRy BUSINESS conducted by JOHN ., bL rnAi
date Of William Harrison q" B aaI 4" are hi,
BUSINESS condueted by aIrisd on under the nru
Of JOHN 4 ALBERT BLAIk. "a I'm Maj,
We have taken the INV and twelfth streets,
street, h.Iow the National Exchange Bank, and
Iom n ~ .as.d 10 furnish our friends and the pnb
MTIy GROCERIES.
Tbsnkfui to our friends for former kindnesses
we nope ~ merit and receive n full portion oil pub
lie favor. jim BIath.
% Inn ALERT BLAIR
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PORT OF RICHMOND, JC
AERtyED

PORT OF RICHMOND, JCSE :.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Al1rmarle, Bourne, New York, iner-
chandIsr and passengers, :. Ayers Co
steamer state Of Mary and, Travrrs, Baltimore,
merchandise and Passengers, d. y. W. Currr.
Steamer GeOrgeuuua, Hlll, Norfolk, merchandise
and passengers, ]. II. Freeman.
Steamer John sylvester Post, Norfolk merchan.
disc and Passengers, Haskius Bridsford.
SAILED.
Steamer Whirlwiud, Fargo, New York, merchan.
disc, BrIigford Myers.
Steamer saratoga, kmgg New York, merchan-
dIrc, G. r. Watson.
steamer ~ Martin, Haincs, Norfolk, mcrchan-
die and passengers, Hsskins BrdSiord.
Steamer Washington, Chichester, New York,
NJ. rchaudisc and passengers, w. i. Porter.
steamer Alexandria, Allen, Philadelphia, mer-
chand!-e and passengers, W. p. Porter
Schooner Panama, Miles, Northampton county,
Va.
Schooner Martha, Josie, Savannah, merchandise,
Joseph Il Anderson Go.