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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-11

UNITED STATES SOLDIERS CEMETERY
The following description OF Il e United States
soldiers buryinga ground, near this city, is
taken from the Washington Constitutional
Union - Gilt &&4.5 @-taA p.
s'rhe cemetery is situated in the western sec
ton Of the city, and is certainly a neat and
pretty place. AS you enter, the gate is arched
over with wood work, on the top of which is a
flag post with the national emblem floating on
it, On the right Of the gate is a small house
used as watch house, for the purpose Of the
man who attends to the grounds After pass
ing in the enclosure you meet small but neat
fountain mounted Oh small hill, the basin of
which is surrounded by white stones, with
small paths leading from the main path through
the grounds, passing down one of which we
see a tower made Of rough sticks Of wood going
up in the shape OF a pyramid, the top OF which
can be reached by steps in the inside. Oppo-
site this is small arbor house, with seats In
side tor persons to rest ill., Gong around In
the southern section OF the place we saw
small riyuet, over which is a bridge made OF
pine and oak wood The graves are aid out
in rows numbering over three thousand, each
one with plain headboard Of wood painted
white, bearing on the front the name of the
deceased, and the company and regiment he
belonged to- On the back is the number Of
the grave.
After passing from the fountain we saw a
large monument, made of brown stone or mar
bic, bearing the following inscription :-"Sa-
cred to the memory of Charles Carroll, VIM
Huntington and John -- -, who lost their
lives while in pursuit of j. Wilkes Booth, the
assassin of the lamented President, Abraham
Lincolo. This inscription is in gilt letters,
and looks very fine. The only objection to the
spot is that nature has not endowed it with
shade enough. Flowers are plentiful, and the
whole place is beautiful. Numbers Of visitors
were there from this city and from Alexandria. "
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RADICAL MEErING.-A small meeting OF
the Republican Club of the First Ward was
held last night, in Slouby's school house, col.
ored, on Wolfe street, Geo. c. Hewes. white,
the President, ia the Chair, and John Brill,
white, Secretary. The meeting was addressed
by Edward Evans, Robert Jenkins and j.
Thomas, coored, and w. W. White, [. G..
ONeal and ? a.. Breen, white. A series of
ultra Radical resolutions endorsing the action
Of Congress, approving of the course pursued
by Generals Grant, Sheridan, Sickles and
Pope, and denouncing the policy of President
Johnson were offered by P. A. Breen, clerk
in the War Department in Washington, which
after feble opposition were almost unani-
mousy adopted. A committee Of seven, con-
sisting of Edward Evans, j. Thomas, and
Robert jenkins, colored, and L: D. Harmon,
W. ". White, Geo. G. Hewes and G. Grew
ling, white were then appointed by the Chair
to act in conjunction with similar committees
from the other other ward, in making nomi-
nations for the State Convention. The meet
ing then adjourned to meet again next Tues.
day night .sa.ss.a X s4y .sy.1 aes1a :
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ARREST James Westcott, concerned in the
assault upon Bradbury, at the Marshall House,
10 this place, was arrested in Washington, last
night, and brought to is;city this morning, 10
charge of Officer McDevitt, who made return
Of his warrant to Justice W hite, by whom
Westcoit was delivered to- Captain Walsh, for
safe keeping until twelve 0 clock, at which time
his examination took place before Justices
White and Beach The trial was the occasion
ofsome exciteuient,th Magistrates Office being
filed with many members Of ''the fancy from
Washington, aud th:scity, friends OF Westcott,
who were interested in its result. The warrant
charged Weatcott with an assault, and a twas
proved by the witnesses and admitted by West
colt, that he had struck Bradbury with his fist
10 the face. the Justices fined him the costs,
amounting to two dollars, and held him in the
sum of three hundred dollars securityto keep
the peace for six months, Alonzo Mills giving
the requisite bail. -'~
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PoL1cE REPORT MAYORS OFFIcE.-rhe
case Of Mrs. Margaret Travis, against Mrs.
Elizabeth Gallagher, for disorderly conduct,
and the use Of abusive language was dismissed
the costs being divided between the parties
MAGISTRATES OFFICE. w. II. May, charg-
ed with an assault on a coOred man nam ed
Samuel Thornton, was discharged upon the
payment of costs, and furnishing security to
keen the peace for six months. 1t appeared
in evidence that Mr. May, who is Virglnian,
struck Thornton, because the latter, who had
been We rking for him, when discharged, had
said that he, Thornton, never did like to work
for Yankee, thereby implying that Mr.. May
was Yankee.
George Steuernage, who went security for
Randall Rainey, for his appearance before the
County Court, to answer an Indictment for an
assault committed last week upon H. r. Baker,
appeared before Justice Cotton, and made
oath that he was not sufficient bail, as he was
not worth one hundred dollars, whereapon
Justice Cotton issued a warrant for the re-
arrest of Rainey, who, when brought TO the
Magistrates Office, entered into ncw bonds,
Captain Eli Petty, being his security.
4 warrant was issued for the arrest OF JOIN
Shinick, 4 soldier, charged with threatening
the life of young woman named harriet
Nails
Thomas Penn, for threatening the lie Of
John Dcan, was held in the sum Of $50 securi
ty to keep the peace for six months.
The case Of Samuel Henson, colored, for a
forcible retention Of the clothes of Elizaheth
Cioe, also coIorcd was dismissed, com
promise having been effected between the
parties. - .s5~a..s' -.
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Total,

STOLEN BED CLOTHES Last night a young
man named Bowman, accompanied by four
trends. went into Tomlinson's junk store, on
the upper end of King street, and demanded
the return Of some bed clothing, which he had
sold there two months ago stating that hehad
stolen the same from his grandmother. Upon
being informed by the proprietor of the store
that what he asked for bad long since been dis
posed Of, Bowman and his friends became
oOstreperous, but. before the police, who had
oeen sent for, arrived, they thought discretion
Inc better part Of. valor, and decamped. ~
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hAuGHABLE INCIDENT. As the procession
OF Dan Castcllo's Circus was breaking up this
morning, the bell OF St. Johns Academy,
which is next to the circus ground, rang to
call the students in from recess. The boys
began running from all quarters Immediately !;
waereupon, some persons, imagining that the
lion had got loose, and that the boys had dis
covered that fact, quickly reported it, aud in
less time than it takes to tell it, mixed null
titude Of Ill coiors, ages, sexes and conditions,
we're flying to the neares. places Of refuge from
the jaws of the king Of beasts An explana-
ton of the cause OF the panic produced a
hearty laugh among the more knowing OF the
spectators =
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CIRCUS. The circus aud menagerie, with
banners flying, band playing, lions roaring
and knights smiling, entered the city this
morning, and marched through some of the
principal streets. 1t exhibits twice in this
city--this evening and tonight. .. p,
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cK-PocKET-M Mr. Richard hewitt, Of Ac-
cotink, bad his pocket picked this evening, at
the circus. He caught The thief in the act,
and was on his way to the Mayors Office with
him in charge when he broke away and made
his escape. Mr.. hewitt recovered his pocket
book previous to the escape Of the thef ..
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PERSONAL The report published in the
newspapers that General Rott. i. Lee passed
through Washington day or two since on his
way North is totally without foundation. The
General left the Virginia Springs on Friday
LAST, mounted upon his riding horse, for Lex
instOn 1884. ~ .... ....... .
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lAS, KING STREET.

~. ..5-.. ~ TO THE PUBLIC.
The subscriber has just returned from the
Eastern markets, where he has spent the past
two months in selecting and purchasing one of
the largest and best stocks Of Goods ever offered
for sale in Alexandria, which he intends to sell
ut prices lower than the same articles can be
bought this side of the city Of New York. The
attention OF country merchants and the trade
generally, is called to his extensive stock of
Doors and SHOES, for Ladies' Misses and Child
rem, Boys. Youths and Men. Also, his assort-
ment of READY MADE CLOTHING and FUR
NIsH1NG GooDs, which is unsurpassed in this
market, all Of which having been bought at
great bargains will be sold ut figures far below
current prices. In orlcr to accommodate his
wholesale business he has rented q large ware.
house. in which will be found tho largest and
finest stock every offered in Alexandria,
HENRY STRAUSS, 81
sep 23n l48, King ST., corner ST. Asaph.
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T. 1T Y IEE NJ 8 .

GOOD News TO THE AFFLIcTED.--Wo nder-
fulcures performed by DR.. PELHAM, at the
Mansion, House, Room No. $50, Office Hours
from in the morning until in the evening"
Terms, for thorough examination 50 We
advise al those who are in any way afflicted to
call and see him. sep II -1ws
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BRIDGE PUMP. The water from the famous
'bridg e pump we'll is now, it is stated, unfit
for use, having become impregnsted with the
water from the tan yard drains. ~. .....
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JnwELRY AND SGLyER-PLATED WARE
Amber Sets, Cornett Sets, Jet Cross Sets.
White Cross Sets, Nov style Bog Wood Sets,
300 New Style Buttons, 5tuds Rings. Chains,
Beletts Silver Plated Spoons and Forks. for
only ONE DOLLAR, PRIGG's O,e Dollar jew :
elry Store, No. 438, Pennsylvania avenue, near
a. street, Washington. je 8-tf
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r SMALL BOAT AND SMALL CARGO. There
arrived at this port, late yesterday evening, a
small yaw boat, all the way from Yccomico,
with crew of one old colored man, and car
90 of seven bushels Of oysters. ......
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Look OUT for large stock of CLOTHING, ex,
traordinary, fine and cheap. s. DEALHAM is
now in New York, preparing for fall business
aug 27-2awtf
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ALL in want of SILK, CASHMERE, SOFT, STIFF
and Wool HATS, should call at JOHN A. AR
NoLD's, No. IS, King street, where they will
find all the latest Fall styles, just received from
Northern markets, cheap for cash. SO 9dts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-11

NOTICES.. DEALHAM, LOG, King street, has
returned from New York, and is now prepared
to show you tie largest, fnesta and best selected
stock of Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods
ever before brought to this market se6-2wtf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-11

SUDDEN DEATH Mr. William Lloyd, well
digger, an old citizen Of this city, died very
suddenly at his home last night.
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LOCAL n EWS.
WEDNESDAY B;YERG, SEPTEMBER H.

r. RELIEF HOOK AND LADDER CoMPANg.-
! An adjourned meeting of the Relief Hook and
Ladder Company was held last evening at No.
6e King street, Capt. James N. ,Steuart, Pres.
! ;dent, III the ctait! SReportssfromS committees
amounted to make arrangements Tor an eXcur-
s;on to Carln sSprings, were received AID ap-
nroved by the company. is expected this
excursion will take place during the cunning
week-and it is hoped the company will realize
from it considerable revenue, This company
70 composed of young gentlemen who. are we'll
and favorably known in the community They
have, at considerable personal expense to them,
0olves. undertaken to raise suffcieu; funds to
enable them, to procure "a good substantial
Hook and Ladder truck, for the building OF
vhich they have contracted with Messrs. VIM.
NJ. Ives & Son. of Baltimore, who, it is ex-
neoted will send it here early in the coming
month The company have collected from the
insurance companies and citizens some Jour
hundred dollars, and the Common Council has
appropriated two hundred dollars. About
three hundred dollars is still required, aud the
company now appeal to the citizens of Alexan
dria to contribute that amount. 1t is expected
that every one who is able will assist this lau
dable object by purchasing one or more tickets
fur the proposed excursion The raising Of a
Hook and Ladder Com pany in this city is GER
tgoly praise worthy Object, and should he lib
orally aided BY every one The attendance at
the meeting last night was very large, andeon-
.iderahIe enthusiasm was manifested.
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TWELFTH OF SEPTEMB Err To morrow is
the ffty-third anniversary of the day on which
was fought the battle of North Point.
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" No LOTTERY or policy played every ticket
prize, ut uenning's One Price Clothing Store, on
the corner of It'll st. and Maryland ave., Wash
ington a.-. sep IL
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ACCIDENT Miss Nina Miller, daughter of
Mr. Miller, residing. on Water Street, was acct
aeataly thrown from horse which she was
,laiog, Yesterday evening, aud was considerably
out not dangerously injured 81 s%4.. lie % 10
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FREE LEcTURE.7,Mr Hunter. will, aslau-
n0unoed in the Gazette yesterday, deliver a
.eoture to the children OF the different Sunday
o &c in 4theacity, tonight, in the Baptist:
Church. Mo- X =s {. G23l: ~
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MIDDLEBURG AND PLAINS TURNPIKE. AT
the request Of Major Arthur L. Rodgers, Pres
ideDt Of the Middleburg and Plains Station
Turnpike Company, the receipt Of the follow
ing subscriptions from this city to aid in the
completion of the road Of that company, is ac-
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ever offered nthis city. Those in want Of q
good and cheap suit of clothes will find it to
their advantage to give him call.
S. BLoNDHEIM
N. B.-Particular attention paid to country
merchants. sep 5-tf
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READ READ READ

"
At BLoNDH EMS, corner King and Fair.
fax Streets you will find ono Of the largest and
most compete stocks of
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EDUCATIONAL

PETERSBURG FEMALE COLLEG E.
{ The fourteenth annual session of this !nsti-
tuition will begin Wednesday Sept. 18th, 1867.
2pARD oy INSTRUCTION.
i:lC3Nkn VI SMITH, PresiIe't
REV. JUrN & CRANBERRY.
PRED. WULN
DIR. v. /. BAYLOR
Mas. T. Y. WRIGHT
Miss /. V. MAJOR
Mrs. MARY a PAUL.
MRS. THOMAS Il. MOORE.
Particular attention given to the PRIMARY
and PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT.
For catalogue, giving terms, SC, apply to +.
NJ WRIGIT, or either Of the undersigned.
~ ARCY PAUL,
President of the Board Of Diaectors.
?. +. CoGBILL, Secretary.
Petersburg sen 2-1m
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1868 is Leap Year.
GOLD.

NEW YORK, Sept. 11.--Gold to-day. l445.
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"Gk. TDNEBRAKERS"
aF RAT EXTEKNIN ATDR,

~ K. STDNEBRAKERS"
aS RAT EXTEKNIN ATuk
The surrst cXtcrminAtor OF rats ever offered L"
the public.
Read tho following certificate: troln the Cit
Zcns OF Baltimore, - to it., merit ~ u III. dos
troycr:
Bait more May i, 1857.
Mcssrs Clotwor.hy x Co.
Gent: Ny warehouse, on Howard street, WlG
cong letely overrun by rats. | used bottle Of
DR.. Stonebrakcr's'' Eas EXteTnlinator, and,
truly, it is m eXtGrmlnutor. IT cleared the
Warehouse Of rats, and have had no return 81
them, and has bean four months since used It,
WIN. T. LASpSTNEET,
Corner Howard snd German streets.
EalLimor. May l3 1861.
Mc:srs Clotworlhy Il Co.
Gent: We were very much troubled With
rats in our Store. DR.. Slonebruitcrs Rat rH-
Termination being higaiy recolLmenCcd 70 Us,
worthy the high rccomm, ndations it had re-
ceiyed ~ n Rat Destroyer. We have not been
troubled wit rats since the first mig h used IT,
HOPKINS, HARDEN " KEMP,
Baltimore st.
Baltimore, MAY u.s. 1867.
Mossrs. C"tworthy & Go.
Gent: The bottle of Dr. StoncDcAker'S rat
Extcrminator, purchased of you, has proved to
be death to rats. ! used il Only o"c nIEAt, nc.
cording to directions and the EcXt morning l
counted nine dead rIts IN tho GHld. lpty
come out q their holes to die
E. B. TUCKER, No. ~, \: Eaca st
Ask for Dr. StoncLraIier Rat Killer, ard
Jake 10 "''''' III SUIT 'JANNEY i CO.,
1I5, X ing street.
T. 5. LEADEEATER & CO.,
aug S-3rn NnoleSaio = gen. :.
EERT1LIZEKS FOR TIE FALL TRADE.
NO. PERUVIAN GUANO, of latcs! i'm
portation.
BarthoIow's Prepared Pcru"ian Guano and
Bone Dust
Andrew Goes Dccomposcd Animal Ammo
mated Phosphate.
Baugh;s Raw Bone Phosphate.
Farmers Excelsior.
Patapsco Cos. Ammoniatcd Soluble Phos-
plate.
Bone Dust, in good order for driling-oF our
own manufacturc.-lrom unboied Bones. Can
always be relied upon as being genuine ana
pure 1t is the best and most permanent ger
tizer now before the public.
Highest cash price paid for Bones; nu
- No. 25 King street, Alexandrln' va
Sc 5-lm 558, It'll street Washington
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By tbs system of messing, for which facilities
are afforded, the expense of boarding can be re-
duced fully one half Fuel, lights and washing
will cost about $50 per month, The tuition
fees are payable onc-half Oct. lst, one-ha!t
Feb. 18th.
Address for Catalogue, the President, box
40J, Richmond. Va.
Richmond, Va, avg l9-2Nw4W<
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pICHhIOND COLLEGE.

- iCNMOND COLLEGE.
- -- ,.c- r
The next session begins October Isl, 1861. In
strictj1n bv text books and lectures. Diplomas
granted in seven Independent schools.
Expenses.
ATa+r;cu}s;ion md other fees payable first Of
October ...........S Is 90
Tuition fees in three schools (the usual
number, ~ w
DT mru;s P@S a",v ."-. 4 w ~ - lS) 90
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PAINTS, OILS, &c.-Lcws's Lead, Phoe-
/ nix ditto, VenetiaE Red, dry and in oil;
Liusccd Oil, Boiled ditto, Asphaltum Varnish,
Coach ditto, Furniture ditto Japan ditto, Pic
ture ditto, Ground Colors Of all kinds Fire
Proof Paint, Yellow Ochre Lamp Black, Paint
Brushes, Varnish and Artists do. Prepared
Canvas, Kerosene OIL, Lard do, Lubrcatlng
ditto, Petroleum ditto, Olive ditto Cotton SEED
do, Neatsfoot do, and in fact every k'nd ot
Paint and Oil required, ali Of which we otter ut
the lowest market rates Quotations gwen
when required. ,,,,,r, 8. rvs. .
49, \. S. LEADBEATER i CO.,
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; EDUCATION NAL.

A LEAANDtIA FEMALE SEMlN AkI,
"a No. 81, WASHINGTON STsEET.
The next session uf this School vii! comm nee
on Wednesday, September ll1h, and close on
the last Wednesday in June, 1865
The School Buildings are ligiblvioc lied in
a central and healthy part Of the city.
A full corps Of competent ASS stants in the
several departments Of study has been engaged.
Ample Philosophical Apparatus, n fine Ielc-
scope &c, be,Cng to this School.
TERMS:-For Board and Tuition in all the
English branches, $3.50 Tor entire session; for
day scholars from SIS to SGO-payable quarter
ly in advance. FOR circulars. apply to
sep Scott X. KEMPER, Principal.
A LEXANDKIA ACADEMY, situated at
N Hydraulon Hall. No. 43, n Royal street.
The Tenth Annual Session Of this School com
menced on Monday, September I'd, and will
continue till the last of June.
CHARGES,
(By the Quarter Session Cf2! months
Senior Class ...........................So.OO
intermediate Cin5s..........".. 7:OO
Junior Glass O.0]
Applications for admission may be made ut
the school room 10
sep 3-tf JOHN s. BEACH,, Principal
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episcopal HIGH SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
g TL,rs ,lJc$ rest Of A!GIaNdrin, ia.
The Twenty Eighth Annual Session Of thle
Institution commences on the 2jth Of Septem-
Der with The following Instructors:
Kew. .YN. +. GARDSER, (Univ. W. Rector.
JAMES VI. HAKSETT, ". A., (Univ. Va
". PiNCKsEY MAsoE, (U. :. Naval AcdyD
TEHHIs--53tD per session, with no extra
charges. payable s"mi-Annualiy in ADVANCE.
70. further information address the Rector
REV. WM. L. GARDNER.
Theological Seminary 20, Fairfax CO., Vas
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salaries of city employees, requesting all employees
Of the city who are satisfied with their present
pay to resign, that their places may be filled by
others who will not yearly petition for increases
Agreed to.
A resolution to request the Committee on Port
Wardens to report upon the expediency of the
construction of a new ice boat was referred
Mr. Potter called up the loan OF S1,sOOOOO de-
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Peruvian, Glover, from Liverpool, via
Br. barque Cumberland Parker 20 days fr ON Liver
pool, with mdse. TO John X. Penrose
dn 81 GSr93e s D1eppe Bemers ~ days from Liver
Br. barque Mary Moon, % days from Carbarien;
ut during gale lost overheard deck load OF 3Ohhds.
Baique Cephas starrett, Gregory 10 days from Car
denas, with molesses TO T. Watson & Sons.
Brem barque Hilda Nusgen, from Boston, in bal
Br brig Ellen Ashcroft, Quick sS days from Palermo
with fruit TO Isaac Jeanes & Co.
Ital brig Errichelta, Russo 100 days from Messlna,
with fruit to Isaac Jeanes d Co.
sugar to John Mason & Co.
Br. brig Alva, Carson "a days from Matanzas, with
10 with schr Marine, OF New York. bound to New
y oTk IRON Wlmlngt@oR @ with naval stores. IN a sink
schr NJ. w. Hupper, Hupper, l2 days from Matan
Schr M. Holmes, Tapey, "A days from Matanzas
schr Dacotah, Partridge, u days from Cardenas.
with molasses TO Madeira Cabada-
schr q. Setson, Robinson, from Quincy Point, with
schr D. s. siner, Huntley. days from Portland.
Schr edron, Herring days from Richmond, with
schr Tycoon, Cooper. day from Smyrna Creek,
viii grain to J. L. Bewley & Co;
schr s. P Chase, stedham. day from Leipsic with
scnr s. q Fithian. Tuff. / day from Port Deposit,
sGhr Olivia Fox. day from Odessa, with grain to j.
Schr NJ. G. Burnite Richards / day from Camden,
with grain TO J. l.; Bewley d Co. &c. a..
den, with grain to j. L. Bewiey & Go.
Schr Chief Townsend, day from Indian River,
schr ], C. Atkinson, Atkins, days from Milton,
with grain to Christian d Co.
Schr Reading RR, No. 40, Anderson, from George
schr Reading RR. No, ~, Reed, from Georgetown.
& Gomst0Sk @ pTake Paiea hours from New
Tug Hudson, Carr, from Baltimore, with tow of
barges to w. z. clyde d Co.
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ATEW YORK DYEING AND PRINTING Es
IN TIA ABLISHMENT-Work on Staten Island-.
OtIce in PhilRdelpha,No 40 North EIGHTH Street,
This Company, now in the 10 forty eighth year Of its
FINISH in an unequalled manner all Kinda OF
ladies' and gemtlemen's Garments ana Piece Goods
edieai Dresses and Velvet Mantillas Gents Goats
Pants, etc. cleansed, without affecting the shape OF
color. 225 2mrp