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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-12-19
The CONVENTION. Richmond letter in

The CONVENTION. "A Richmond letter in
the Charlottesville Chronicle says:
"There are three parties in the body-the
Conservatives, who sit together in the southwest
corner of the Hall the moderate Republicans;
and the Radicals proper. Negro suffrage will
be voted for by both of the latter parties; but
after this there will be split in their ranks on
such questions as the mode of appointing the
judiciary, the question of allowing negroes to
be eligible to Office. &c. It is not certain that
the Radicals will be in majority on these
questions"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-12-19

yxTANTED-lOOO cords Of good CT ESTN Ut
W OAK BARK: for which We will pay Sl2
per cord delivered at Alexandria on the cars Of
the Orange i Alexa. or Manassas Gap r. t.: or
at the Tannery Merchants or others wishing
to contract with us for 100 or 200 cords, can do
so by calling on Us aG our store, No. Il, KING
street We have always on hand OAK and
HEMLOCk SOLE LEATHER, UPPER
LEATHER, Of ali kinds, Harness, Bride and
Skirting Leather which we sell at the lowest
cash prices We are paying the highest cash
prices for good BEEF HIDES, dry and green.
ap Scott G. G.. SMOOT x SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-12-19

VIRGINIA At rules held in the Clerk
Y Office of the County Court Of AlcXandria
county, on the "a day Of December, 49, las.
w. Graves. plaintiff, ". S. h. Morrison, def.
In case and an attachment.
The object of this suit is to recover the sum
Of 1856 with interest thereon from the l4th Of
August, 1867, till paid, due by the defendant to
the plaintiff.
The def ). II. Morri on, not having entered
his appearance and given security accord
ing to the act of Assembly and the rules Of this
Court, and it appearing by affidavit that he i.
not resident Of this state, it is ordered that
thcsaid defendant appear here within one month
after due publication Of this order, and Go what
is necessary to protect bis Interest in this suit
and that copy Of this order be forthwith insert
ed in the Alexandra. Gazette, a newspaper pub
lished in the city Of Alexandria, once n week
for four successive weeks, and posted at the
front door Of the Court house of this County.
4 cOUy-Teste
J. TACEI, Clerk
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-12-19
The old Reformed Dutch Church at Kinder

The old Reformed Dutch Church at Kinder
hook was destroyed By fire onSaturday after
uoou Nothing was saved but the cushions
and pulpit fixtures. The church was bailt,in
1914, and was enlarged and beautifully deco
rated in 1866 Its entire cost was about $685.,
600, exclusive Of the organ, bell and town clock,
and was insured for $4,000. The church was
for years the leading institution OF Undertook.
1t was the place Of worship Of Martin Van
Buren,.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-12-19

The New York Times thus closes an article
on tie efforts of the executive committee of
the Radical party in Congress to regulate the
negro vote in the Southern States
The Republican party of the nation is thus
to be identified with the colore1 vote Of the
Southern States. This is the direct and newt
able tendency of the abors and efforts Of the
Congressional Committee. When it shall have
been thoroughly accomplished, if any indica-
tons of popular sentiment can be drawn from
the late elections, it seems probable that the
Republican party will lose every considerable
Northern State
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-12-19

Gen. Hancock may now look for being put
under the bann," BY all the Radical presses..
He may be "in The way, in more senses then
one.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-12-19

-
INCORPORATED ACCORDING TO THE
LAWS OF VIRGINIA,
ta i': stock not less thnn 500 or more than
500 OOl in shares of SIoO each lor the purpose
of buying and selling Land to, and inducing
immicran,s to the State Of Virginia.
Land Owners, Capitalists, sc are inyite.i t.
co operate with US by subscribing literally il
money or land, which will with our org~niZa-
ton nrove rrohtablc. fuciitutc Immigration to,
and the settlement of y large area Of uncutiyN
ted lands in the State. The books arc opened
for Subscription 81 the office Of the Company
100, Prince street. Alexandria.
". II. MA'; ;r'' l, n ~
,o,,> HrGreiTF}y ana n , ''''s"'' -
JOHN 5. BARBOUR K. Prest'
T. 4. BreWl&'
=. +. Suttic
+ Z. Weddcr0"rn,
T. 81 3: Sp% tsiry Directors.
D. W. burke,
Anare% JAMES H.
JULIUS IL DlehGt' ao,,o
y. ~. naLher. ~ -.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-12-19
Congress-.

In the Senate, yesterday, the judiciary COM
mittee made report in the case of Philip
Francis Thomas, Senator elect from Nd The
committee acquit him Of charges Of disloyalty,
but find that his son served in the Couft derate
army Mr. Johnson offered resolution ad-
hitting him to his seat, on taking the prescrib-
ed oath, which has not yet been acted upon
The report is accompanied by the testimony
in caSe, and, on motion Of Mr.. johnson,
it was laid on the table, and ordered to be
printed. The judiciary committee was discharg-
ed from the further consideration OF the reS0-
luton nquiring whether West Virginia is
really Stare in the Union, and whether the
civil rights bill is constitutional. and whether
the thirteenth amendment to the constitution
Was legally adopted The bill to repeal the
tax on cotton was tn en- taken up aud discussed
until the adjournment.
In The House message was received from
the President transmitting Gen Hancnck's
order No. l. The committee on elections re-
ported in favor of Mr.. Van Horn, Of Missouri,
retaining his seat; laid over. Mr.. Garfield
reported substitute for the bill to grant honor
able discharges to certain soldiers and sailors.
1t provides that all soldiers released, under the
act of July last, of charges of desertion aud
absence without lave shall be furnished with
honorable discharges, and it repeats the clause
of previous enactment DISTINGUISHING soldiers
convicted of desertion. The deficiency appro
priation bill was reported. 1t appropriates for
Observation-Disclosures military district, $50, 900;
second military district, s1l0,OOO third mill
tary district, s97 900; fourth military district,
$150,OO0; fifth military district, $3.50, 600
total, $657,OO0. For the quartermaster' de-
partment, for the year ending June 80, 1868,
sl2O0O,00O There are other minor items,
making the whole amount of the bill So, 567,-
OOO After prolonged debate, the bill Of Mr.
Stevens in relation to reconstruction was amend
ed and passed, by yeas l04, nays 80. 1t alters
the provision requiring majority of the re-
gistercd votes for the new constitutions to a
majority OF the votes cast. The second section
provides for the election of representatives at
the time Of the election on the constitution,
who shall take their seats at the session sue
ceeding the one at which their States are ad-
mitted In this form it was passed, the third
section, providing for representation, hav ing
been stricken out.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-12-19
WE HAVE FOR GENTLEMEN
w PAPER Collars ut l2lc box.

We have for Gentlemen
The very best makes of Paper Collars.
We have for Gentlemen
The very best makes ofPtp Wristbands
We have for Gentlemen
All the new styles Linen ply Collars.
We have for Gentlemen
Neck Ties, >carGs, Stocks and Cravats.
We have for Gentlemen
Half Hose, all grades, from l24c up.
We have for Gentlemen
The genuine stout English half hose.
We have for Gentlemen
Superior Black Silk Half Hose
We have for Gentlemen
Lambs Wool and Merno Half Hose.
We have for Gentlemen
Bandanna Silk Hdkerchiefs, 36 in square.
We have for Gentlemen
Linen low price and fine Handkerchiefs.
We have for Gentlemen
Lambs wool & Merino Shirts s Drawers.
We have for Gentlemen
Best makes Linen and Cotton Shifting.
We have for Gentlemen
Superior Heavy and Fine Flannels.
We have for Gentlemen
All articles of Wearing Apparel made to
order at short notice.
Our stock Of French Cloths and Over coating
is now com plete and very desirable.
Purchasers would do we'll to cali and exam
inc our stock, as we sell at the lowest cash
prices and warrant all articles to be as repre-
sented. ROBERT L. WOOD,
oct 29lm. No 81, cor. King and Fairfax SITS.
NTICK-NACKS FOR THE LADIES, AT
~ ANTE BHLLUM PRICES. Moro Geo
Writing CAses, Card Gases, Scrap Albums, Fin
ger Brushes, Shell and Rubber Tuck Combs,
Autograph Albums, Beautiful Ornamental
Pins for Head Dress. Shell and Rubber Side
Combs, Morocco Bags, Silk and Thread Purses
Silver Wire Port Monaies, and many other ar
ticleS not here named.
will also say to the ladies that keep an as
sortment of the incest NOTE, LETTER and
BATH PAPER, ENVELOPES, PENS, &c,
such as they use, all of which can be had at
very reasonable rates Call and see fer your
selves, at the corner Of King and Water streets.
JOHN H. PARRDTT,
Dealer in
La L G III q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-12
LONG ISLAND INTellIeekCe.

ARREST UNLICENSED LoroR DEALERS since the
election the liquor dealers OF that portion OF Queens
county comprised In the Metropolitan Excise district
have felt somewhat iublant the success OF the
democratic party, and, thinking that during the coming
session OF the Legislature the Law will DO repealed have
entertained dee that they will defy the provisions or
the law and run the risk q being arrested and tired
. jury. when the court convenes next April This ides
however seems Is not going TO prove fruitful
expected On Saturday Sheriff Duriand received orders
from the Metropolitan Excise Board directing him 70
make certain arrests, which he did, and the party
about sx 10 number we're required 10 give bonds the
sum OF 500 ior their appearance Some Of tho hotel
keepers have become recoacilsd and willing submit
20 the strnssncy OF the Law. and have taken out
ticensea
A NV STEAMBOAT LUK-Ths people Of Manhas
sett, owing to the increase OF travel and population
IN that town, have resolved build new steamboat
and freight hne 10 ply between Manhassctt and New
York The enterprise Is meeting with good success and
will DO valuable and also paying acquisition and one
which is sorely needed in thai section
BuRoLARx.-rhs store Of nessrs Ravens a Price a,
Nsdford l. L. broken into by burglars on Sunday
night and goods amounting In value about $3.50 we're
carried of No clue has been ascertained regarding the
perpetrators Of the crime.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-12

account 10 a.t.,r,rea nv ,se siuhhonness and psvla-
dice 81 the eoplracors engineer Of The cable egAan
they were obliged 70 call upon AZ h m apS -h,s
facilitate lber cation with Havana and wnio
laying the Punts Rassa cable across he reefs 70
eommu nics.ion with Punta Rassa was Amesio.n so.y
4 second consideration IN these instancesy HAD any
unity OF been shown the Americans
in ms expedition great expense would nave oeen
saved as well a great loss OF me. Ihei.
mad management caused them delay until that dread
disease ahe yellow fever, came upon Them IN more
malignant type than has been known IN the country
nor wears and Of their fell before IL two
on toe Americans also stricken down. but recovered
Had the cable engineer taken that pilots advice tho
cable would have been laid properly, an immense ex-
pnse saved and the Narva would have sailed before the
yellow fever had made its appearance, and fourteen
valuable lives would have been saved
Yet their efforts At last crowned with success
and We have now constant and perfect communicable on
cable and in connection with the land lines OF the
company It's perfection working Is unsurpassed, and
with less battery than any other lines IN tbs United
states But let American energy and judgment control
The next expedition whenever il may be, and grand
sncress viii accompany H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-12
WESTCHES TER.

srpprS DrlrH AT YoUrss-harmaduks Osborne,
sexton OF the Unitarian church at Yonkers died very
suddenly az HE residence in that village on Sunday after.
noon II appears the deceased had just returned from
DIS duties al the church after the orenoqD service and
vas ~ the act OF arranging . window shade when he
SUDDENLY fell backwards from chair and died almost
instantly. Mr.. Osborne was q OF family and bore
an excellent reputation. An inquest held ycser.
aay on the body aud verdict returned In accordance
With the above facts
iSnREsrEG TO Flsxrss AT the recent County Court
held a. white Plains action was brought by . man
named Isaac Psrrott 10 recover sSs the value OF
quantity Of manure, from Augustus steunard his
ant me plsniH seems, had leased . farm In the
township OF fonkers 10 the defendant with the under
standing mai All manure made on 10 should be used
thereof ~ suosequsntly usnspirsd that the manure
was SOLO LOT tne sum above named and hence the suit
copy OF the lease 10 possession OF the defendant
submitted before the court evidence In which u
stated sna ts lessee should dispose Of the manure as
he saw ht The words quoted appeared 70 BE-
In different Handwriting and written with DIFF.
ierent ink. Considerable swearing was INDUCED
In MI PARROTS son swote positively thst 81 the time
the lease was executed such words we're inserted
aud, the contrary, Mr. Sennard produced two wit
who testified la similar manner 10 having seen
the words stated 10 the contract shorty Afterwards
verdict however rendered for Tho us.pt1 for the
amount capsd. With Interest and costs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-12

Justice to Americas TeIeGraphers.
Ksy wrsr, Fla, Nov. 4, Is

Justice to American Telegraphers.
Ksv wrsr, Fla. Nov. 4, 1857.
10 The EDiros HERALD
Having heard % the injustice done 10 that portion OF
the psrticpstors in the laying OF ihs International
Telegraph Company cable from Havana to Key West
and from Key West TO Punta Rassa, Fla, who were
Americans, feel my duty American TO place my
eounirymsn on the same footing With the English
electricians, beth In honor and ability. Having been
connected with the expedition upon is arrival as Kew
west OF course was one OF the recipients OF the spite
msy'so tsrn H. engineered BY the national pre-
upon social footing they w. but on duty they DIS
regarded every Suggestion and every dispositions on our
part 70 assh viii an express OF contempt that Dor.
dered upon an insult Yet could they POSSIBLY have been
successful without us Who Their pilot from havana
Punta Rassaf An American. At frst the English cable
engineer totally dsregardsd the pilots advice and
warning and found himself going thiry miles out OF
MS course between Havana and Roy west heading In
northwest direction. and the cable still running
Hating passing vessel he sscertsined hts position aud
returned almost At right anglss TO the buoy Who Was
the familiar with tbe Gull stream he or the pilot2
The latter an American and Of ihe best navl
gators the country An experience or twenty years
rendered him familiar with The Gulf Stream Ia All It's
phases It's changes It's speed Us power to determine
she resistance 70 the cable a. u was being paid out
weFe known to hun, and there bic judgment should
Ls's tsen supreme Tho compsnys prons add loss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-12
WEST INDIES.

We have nes from the West ladies' dated Kingston,
Jsmses on the 24h Of October with later news from
some OF The other islands The Kingston Glsana 10
ports tho following interesting items OF news
According 70 q order issued by the govern ment,
all shippers Of goods coaslwlse 10 certify on the
clearance Of the vessel whether the goods in each pack
age newly made up or OF varied importatons and
give description Of contents. by whom shipped Port
VI destination, 70 whom 10 be delivered, &c.
The most important feature in the OF the fort
Rigs. i the refusal OF the government grant snb-
sidy 70 steamer TO between Kingston and New Or
leans. The Special Committee Of the Legislative tonn-
cil whom The subject referred appeared 10 nave
considered IL Of particular importance after ine
whole island had expressed desire that the subsidy
should be granted
In reference 10 thu important sublec. OF submarine
cable 10 Jamaica we learn with satisfaction from hns
land that the Duke Of Buckingham has addressed hn
Exceency The OF jamaica and the agents OF
the International ocean Telegraph Company relative "
the granting Of facilities to this special company for
connecting Cuba with Panama This company possesses
cured permission 70 land . cable on tbs Isihmus OF
Panamh-so that may hope and really expect in =
very brief period 70 have the cab laid primary be-
tween this and Cuba.
Tho proceedings OF the Legislative Council were
brought 70 close on The 10TH and his EIcelency pro-
rogued the Council sine die.
The Cnstoms Rum Department has lately prevented
tne reduction OF rum in bond the Rum law does
nos t any clause gsnng permission 70 Shippers
the refusal will prevent the expectation OF sny OF our
rum TO the United StateS
Northside and Western parishes.
bazaar in AID Of the buildings OF the Wesleyan
churches in Kingston held the I4th OF october
and the two following days, and well attended The
resnlt has been considered satisfactory
The Cleaner adds We regret 10 announce the death
Of captain Nayer Royal Marines. board her MAJESTY
steamer constance, at Port Royal the l4h OF octo
Der.
We have also TO record the death, Montego Bay
The l0lh OF October OF Mr. Justice orpen OF the
gentlemen recently arrived from England 70 h the
onice OF district Judge. Although his soourn in the
~ I'm Nnfr ,faa ~
all who were brought in contact with him. either social
~ or officially.
Adyices from St. Vincent are to the 10th OF October
The nonarrva OF the constitution bill exciting
q good deal OF talk Nobody seemed 10 understand the
cause OF delay. The proceedings OF the Legislature had
been greatly impeded by the uncertainty which pre-
vailed and the House OF Assembly had determined 10
pass no new measure which would stand the way OF
the new administrations
The Witness urged retrenchment in the public e1pen-
dtures as necessity, as considerable deficiency In the
revenue was 10 De looked for The troops had fallen
snort ~ Il 800 and the import duties G., 600.
The weather had boon very uncertain and inclined 10
Island
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-12

H. via Key West 10 days, with hemp Ae 10 Nsteaf Dun
car Put into Key West In distress
Scnr Vaierla of BALTIMORE Jacobsen Cardenas IL days
WITH mos.ses 70 Miller Houghton. Had strong westerly
sehr sB small. Conn shulee Ms, IL days. with s ., "a
se,rJ " Hinton, simmons Elizabeth CITY, NJ:
sem Elas Moore, Degroot SeoT getown :, ~ madam
ny ~ on barnesal had heavy squat II ~ Nv Win hal
SIR Henry Herbert croweli Georgetr M.
senr Adridge Robinson, Phila6 .lnrtnnr sst.n.or
senr cranmer cranmer Phi.z Us 90 or p nos"
rchr draper Meady, Elixabethporf nis VI oos'on-
schf NICOLA hreter, EixaDethDort Tor boston-
sanr Lanannah, Delay. Eiixabe. FOR East n0slou'
senT sherman, fhinne- tnors or Al n .s p,ov,
sahr Na,hl Holmes Nor
dence. .ehTup. Elizabethport for ProSi-
dence. .-sy, N!ckerson, Elzabethport for Provi-
schr jar wards. Hinson, Ehzabehport for Pswucket
ven "a Braiaegd, -. Eizabethport for New ma
.-sr Fashion Carbre Elizabethuor, for New London.
SShr , Reed, Simpson. Rockand.
schr Frank Emily, colley. Calais
s scsr H Hattie sampsqn, Blake, Portland.
Scnr sarah Read, Read, Middleown. CT
schr Henry Clay, sears. New Haven.
sehr seda Bedec Anen. poughkeense for Boston
schr Minioro, Higgins. Rondout for Boston
schr Malabar. Shute, Rondout for Boston.
sem heoecca Winants, from the wreck Of steamer Am
sloop Fashion. Ferris Elzabethport for westchester
steamer saxon Harris from the Of steamer Am
sierdsm. hontank Hoint
SAILED
Steamship Henry chauncey, Aspnwa: ship Success ss-
rsnnAh earks Maria Cooke, Falmouth II VIM Rathbone,
sayannah brss Henry Louise Port Prince; Archst
west Rotterdam: sehr Garbadi Dsmarara. Also sailed,
ships Neptune, Scranton, and Adelaide.
Wind at sunset Sc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-12
The Mnrlxefs.

KiScsfos, Jamaica, October o4-Ihe transactions
since our last do not cali for any particular remarks
Early IN the fortnight fshstufs duh OF sale but
several uerces having been exported the became
relieved and previous rates sustained The supply
OF -four is not very large. The weather stu continues
favorable for the growing canes and the crops
season may be now considered safe. With few excep-
tons, they will be large and early. On the norihside
the weather has been dry, and in 81 Marys and st.
AIMS rain 10 wanted. The coffee crop but slowly
10 market but the quality is good The pimento CROP
which was a failure, Is now over
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-12
SHIPPING WIS.
Almanac for New York-This Day.
Sun rises. q All nIoon rises .-.eye 54,
sun sets .,....... 4 4Jt High water morn = IL
PORT OF NEW YORK, NOVEMBER n. 1867.
CLEARED

Steamship Henry Chauncey, Gray Aspinwall-Pacinc
Steamship W Bruno. Foster, Baltimore-w Dalzer
steamship sarah, Jones; Ph,1i,delphia ,,c,,.
BARK Annie Goodwin, Fitchctt Observation-Disclosures
Brig sir Robt Mcclure CBr). Grinths. Cork for orders,
Marsh 4 accully.
Brig Logan, Anderson lspnwall-s l. Merchant Co
Sch r,iOts w Bride BIewssr currcoaSw Lewis Co
schr Freddie W Alton. Cumming St Pierre, Mart-B )
sehr Sabine, Perry Gslves,on--R II Drummond 4 Co.
schr Veto, Davis lndianOla and Lavacca-Tupper Bea.
scsr Conservative. BOYD. Apai.ehicela-R Pest
schr Matte Taber, Morris, Charieston-S MccreAdy
schr Chss Dennis Haliock wilmington, Nc--J Smith
schr Statesman, Cole, Mschas.
sshr Angel Ssy WOOD
,,sloOp Hpavii, Davis, auiiiOrd. c,-G Racket .
ARRIVALS.
RBpoRTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
steamship rse,.saua Gag ssg, Bear Admiral &c
hs relief y the Hartford ass.sp Of the Asasc
ss.pshv CITY Of Nav York ssr reei,,, liverpool oe,
S.n h.sss for 'Sa ssPss s Mss
PASSED GLASGOW steamer bound Il sth "a s'42 Ion 81
Sa esisss S'IsS Cutting Liverpool Oct s. and
"; S f:s sPa : pa Ss?;
~ 'Iss.JlfS ?ss, sS. s
AN. passed bark Deborah Pennell, stceTfngS.
@ ss a s:lsa. P.ss rSsdSs III h.,rs
wall Nov 8 istn "a, Ion s. L. saw steamship Hecla
bound 9Th as4oH Ion 60 So spoke steamship Atlanta
Steamship LevAnt (Br Artiey. Cow Bay, da "a With
coal 70 Parmsle Bros. Had strong westerly wnds the
whole passage.
steamship Ashland, norton Savannah. <s hours, With
cotton TO X Iowden Nov Q, AN Haterss bearing Sw 10
nes saw steamship Herman bivingon hence for Savan
nsh day Hasteras bearing wsw, steamer Fari
banks, hence for Wilmington. "
steam ship Hstteas Couch Richmond and Norfolk with
md de- and passengers, % y I MeCrcsdy Co
u passengers rapscott Smith Co. Experienced heavy
Weather all the passage Oct during strong blow from
NV split the lower msinopsal 18TH lost mslniopealani
while urng nsinroya fe from the yard overheard and
was drowned day carried away ma ntopgsiant yard
and blew away lower mantopsai from the yards Nov
BAN anchored or the bar.
with mdse to Moss Ward. Has been 2si days OF the
Grand Banks had asuccesson OF westerly gales The en-
tire passage split sails &C; Oct - while lying 20 in heavy
ssseriy gale shipped heavy sea- which stove forward
ruddsr brace Oct 20 s Il o. lon IS t6 spoke BRIG Hattie
for Boston inst LAT 40 lon % o. spoke bark Horao
Sprague, from Cardiff for Philadelphia.
Bsrf peney toi Bucxspc,4 Cray kingston Ja 70 days
ne gales the entire passage o 20 10 heavy gale from
NE sprung foretopgaant yard and washed
away head and head rail, &c.
ssI. Eiba, rs.srsOn Natanzss i dsy. with .gsn and
bark Thomas. from Cal dsnss for Philadelphia
Bg France, Lever. Lewey Galveston - days. With cot
Brig Emrs Bailey, Rlssbethport for Bos,on-and pro.
Bns Lucr A Blossom, Croker, New Brunswick
Brs Rosa carln. Tate, Bangor With hmber, 70 James
scbf osiavsusS of ROcslsadl. Packard, TaDpico Sep,