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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-01-29
zMATRIMoNIAL FREAKS

g a Young woman was arrested In New York
last week. Immediately on her arrival from Ire
land, at the instgation of her brother who had
followed her to prevent her marriage with .
Young man with whom she had eloped and
passed as his wife on shipboard. She was the
daughter of landed gentleman, born to estate
and great wealth, white the young man is the
son of plain, poor but respectable farmer. Well
educated, beautiful and energetic, and although
engaged to a gentleman now in China, with an
income off3O, 900 year, she chose the man of
humber rank, whom she learned to love in her
earliest years Superintendent Kennedy deter
mined to have ther: married to save them from
reproacE, and the brother. though greatly ua-
willing, finally consented. The marriage con-
summated, it is supposed they will return to Ire
land. y1a3 r. b. sses III sti 20 35'.sFA]s
Arrangements were made for wedding in
New York, few days since, when it proved that
the bride had eloped the night previous with
another party leaving the bridegroom, the parents
and florist disconsolate. ------
A rich old man of seventy-fve, near Springfield,
Illinois, determined, rot long ago, to marry a
trim young farmers daughter. HIS son Frank
opposed the idea, and went to work to prevent
the MATCH. With great ostentalion he purchased
a coffin and horrid- looking meat-axe, and had
them arranged in state at his fathers house.
Reversing the order of things he declared the
wedding baked meats should coldly furnish forth
funeral; that Fanny, instead of a bride should
be corpse; that his father might have funeral,
but no wedding; that, standing there, at the
threshold of his paternal mansion, he would,
with that same sharpen meat-axe, cleave her from
to sole; that the coffin prepared was for her
decent burial; and finally, that he was ready him
self for the murderers gbbet. The old man
was finally sent to bed drunk, the young lady
went home in tears, and the marriage was in.
definitely postponed
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To the Ladies.

We hare a large Stock of LADIES DRESS GOODS
in great variety-something new and very cheap.
Cloaks, Shaw1s, Balmorafs, Hoop Skirts Sack Elan
neIs all colors, Paid Linsey. Red anil White Elan
neis all prices, Bleaehed and Brown Shifting and
Sheetng, Linen Damask, Towels and Table Cloths
&C., &c. 7". .. 80. .
Our stock is very large and complete, we have
just received large assortment OF new goods. We
ask examination of our goods and prices II
will afford US great pleasure to show goods.
Jan IA, 1857 St BREM, BROWN + co.
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Jan 81, 1867
NOTICE.

By virtue Of a Decree of the County Court OF
Mecklcnburg county, made at the January Term,
1867, of said Court will sell ut public auction TO
the highest bidder, upon credit Of nine month";
with interest," the 26th day of February next the
valuable tract of LAND upon which the late Rev
Henry N. Pharr lived at the time of his DEATH con-
tanning about Two Hundred and Forty Acres. lying
in said county of Mecklenbnrg, on Clear Greek. ad
joining the lands of Al w Flow and others. This
land is regarded as very valuable for agricultural
purposes, with prospect of vaiue for mining ppr-
poses. Sale will take place on the premises.
-.rl u SAML PHARR, Admir-.
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Cash Equity Sale.

For the purpose of satisfying the exigencies Of
Decree of the Court of Equity of Mecklenburg Coun-
~, made at Fall Term, 1866, will expose to pub
lie sale to the highest bidder for ready money Ia
gold, at the Public Sqnare in Charlotte on Monday
the llth day of March next, that valuable House
and Lot aad premises now occupied by j. II. San
ders situated Tryon Street. adjoining the lots Of
Allen Cruse and F. w. Ahrens.
. A. G. WILLIAMSON, c. II. &.
January 81, 1867. ... r.r a.'
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AUCTlONEER and AGENT.

S. A. STUART respectfully informs the citizens
of Charlotte and the public generally that he will
give his personal attention to Auction Sales and
the settlement of Accounts, any business Of that
kind that may require his services. He will visit
the country when desired and act Auctioneer, or
attend to any business in the city an Agent
can be found ut the Corner Drug Store Of DR. Nc
Alden, or at the residence of Mr. Rabe.
Jan 81, 1867. lmpd
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Hats aud Furnishing Goods
At and below cost.

- AT DeIOW COST.
N. B. All persons indebted either by note or &C.
count, to "Falings Co.." "Fullings, Springs 4
Co.., "Fullings Springs" will please come for
ward and settle. .- .-. Co.,.
IA Don't mistake the place. No. 4, Granite
Row, one door below the Southern Express OEcs,
and directly opposite the Mansion House.
January I'll, 1867.
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Several ofthe large dry goods establishments
in New York, have established a detective force,
which is employed to look after the clerks. The
detectives visit all sorts of Places and if clerk is
seen where he should not he, quiet dismissal
and mo reason given" follows st once.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-01-29

THE SENArE.-As far as the Senatorial cleo
tons have gone, including Connecticut, the Radi-
calls have gained two, and if they can get in Ne
braska and Colorado, they will be stronger in the
Senate of the Forteth Congress by FIVE or six
than they are in the Thirty ninth.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-01-29
Executors Notice.

All persons indebted to the late Rev. Walter 8
?harr, are requested to cone forward and make
settlement and those havirg claims against him
must present them within the time prescribed by
law, this notice will be pleaded in bar Of their
recovery. S. c. PHARR,
.H. MARG'T PHARR,
Jan 81, 1867 I'm Executors.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-01-29

We will pay The highest market prices for all des-
criptions OF FURS.
We are constantly making large shipments 10
Europe, being agents for the purchase of this
rial for large manufacturing houses, and con,s-
queniy in position pay more liberal prices than
be bad elsewhere &-stAs@-~& 1+ste- ITO ~
. -a--- as A. d s. WHOEVER,
No. Is Market Street, Wilmington, n c.
Jan Fl, 1867 I'm .ae" ~
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-01-29

CoLoRED LAwYERs.-In Georgia the Superior
Court Of Chatham county has refused to admit
to practice colored man, who is at present
member Of the bar in Maine, on the ground that
1.-THE laws of Georgia do not authorize or contem-
plate the admission of persons of color to the
bar"
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NOTICE.

All persons, without exception, indebted to the
undersigned as Administrator of Robert W. Dunn.
deceased, are hereby notified 10 pay up their dues
before the first of March next, or their Notes will
be put into the hands or 8. H.walkup for collec.
tion by suit. WM. w. WALKUP,
Jan 7, 1857 1t Admir-.
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Just Received
AT PRESSON & GRAY'S

- 30 Sacks Of Number one Flour,
$50 Bushels Boiled Meal, and anything else you
may wish in the Grocery line.
Just call aud see rs, and leave your orders Win
the Cash and we will deliver the Goods nj your
House, in any part Of the City. 70
: We have some No. / Chewing Tobacco.
LE I-PRESSON ~E@GHAi.
Janl1l, 1867 ~ ~ - -+5sG *sy
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BOOTS and SHOES.

The largest stock of Boots and Shoes we have ever
had and of better quality, which we are selling
low as they were sold in good old times. We would
especially call the attention Of wholesale buyers to
our stock. = -.'-- '--.+
Jan II, 1867. BREM. BROWN b co.
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DIR. j. Nj. MILLER

Has removed his Office and Residence to the house
lately occupied by Mr. David Elias, next to the
Charlotte Hotel.
January 81, 1867 I'm
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Further Notice.

, All persons bayiog claims aganst.tbe Estate Of
Rev. Henry N. Pharr, are notified to present them
within the time prescribed by law, this notice
will be plea ied in bar Of their recovery and those
indebted must make settlement Immediately.
SAML PHARR, Admir-.
Jan ~, 1867 6tpd
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-01-29

A prominent Republican, member of the
House, in recent letter'to friend, says, touch
ing the impeachment business, "my own opin-
ion is and has been, it will amount to nothing
All reports that the Judiciary Committee have
taken evidence bearing hard on the President
are false. Not single witness has been exam
ined and the committee are proceeding very
cautiously" 7sTTF'@ - ~ rs ='1s~'
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HATS! HATS! HATS!

Just received 100 dozen Cashmere and Wool
HATS which we are offering at either wholssale or
retail at New York prices. -. - ~ -
Jan IA, 1867. BREA, BROWN co.
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SOMETHING NEW.

Go to Brem Brown Co.'S. Dry Good Store AND
buy o MILKING MACHINE.
BREu, BROWN co.
Jan al, 1867. It
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EDWARD FULLINGS
Q now offering his fine Stock Of
- READY-MADE CLOTHING

Below New j ork cost. am compelled to sacrifice
my Goods to raise funds. Persons de,irous of oh
tanning good Clothing at remarkably low figures
will find it to their advantage to call before pur.
chasing and be convinced. I.. ....
Lam prepared to make up to order my superior
stock of Cloths and Cassmeres in he latest stvls
and at greatly reduced prices and to offer my I'm.
IF ~
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-01-29

Asbiil has passed the Maryland Legislature
for an election in Batsn,ore on Wednesday,
February6. This is designed to turn out the
present city government, e'ected for term Of
Two years only two months ago. :, -.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-01-29

THE BENEFITS OF PRoTEcTIoN.-A COM
pleteoutfit of clothing may be had 10 England
for slle; while in this country the same would
cost S324. This will serve to show more clearly
than any amount of argument the difference be-
tween taxation for revenue purposes merely, as
in England, and tariff that is designed to pro-
teet the manufacturing interests at the expense
of the mass Of the people, as 10 this country.
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personal. ~
UN s. MITHIN G.

Done to order and in the best style Of modern art
Call at Wilkes l. Martins Machine Shop, (old Navy
Yard). First come, first serve" and as I want to
establish a name, ofeourseI will do my best the
6rst. p. p. MAXWELL,
+ January FL, 1867 In r .
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Jan IL. 1867.
ssThe Love Bird"

SONG for the Piano, by Fannie Downing just
received ut the new Book Store
. Also, GODEYS' LADIES booh tor reprusy'"
the new Book Store. n,nnv mo
Jan al, 1867. iioDi DIM
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-01-29
Dissolution Of Copartne-ship

The copartnership heretofore existing between W
R Cochrane and NJ E Alexander, under the name
and style of w. r. COCHRANE CO., was dis
solved by mutual consent on the st of Jany, 1867.
All persons having claims against the said firm are
hereby notified to present them to W z Cochrane,
who is authorized to settle the business Of said
partnership. W. r. COCHRANE,
Jan a. 1867. ct r~s NJ. E. ALEXANDER
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-01-29

Six ThOusand Dollars
Worth of READY MADE CLOTHING 20 be sold In
the next sixty days, at Wholesale and retail a.
Jan IA, 1867. BREM, BROWN 4 CO.
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Davenport Female College.

davenport Female College.
: The Spring Term will commence the 18th day
of January, 1867, with full corps of instructors. "
9T@ .uf-af TERMS: F---t ..@
Board for 90 weeks, a -....,.# SIS 90
Tuition in English course, 20 90
Music and of Instrument IS 90
Tuition in Ancient and Modern Languages, I so
Oil Painting. @'t rs 90
Drawing and Grecian Painting, each, 10 90
Incidental fee. 90
For Catalogue, address,
Rev. J. R. GRIFFITH,
Jan 1897 I'm Lenoir, n G.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-01-29

The Methodist Centenary collection now foots
up over $4,000 GOO, and is not all in yet. 1t
will probably reach over S4,OOO,UG0. OF this
sum, Daniel Drew, of New York, gave $780,
600; Mr Baldwin, Of Ohio, $500, 900; MIR Rich
of Baltimore, s74 900, and many others from
$4,000 to $50, 900 each.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-01-29

nar The Goldsboro' News cannot see any
thing good 10 Base Ball, and he thinks s'that
tournaments have, also, just shout played out, I"
and that the boys had better hitch their horses
to the pillow, aud begin preparations for another
crop. And, we must confess, We agree with
him. Too much time has been spent, and too
much money wasted, on these frivolous sports
Now, when We are all so poor aud depressed,
how much better it would be to apply, our en-
ergies 10 the direction Of the resusitation of our
fortunes. While Rome burned, Nero fddisd,
and while poverty and want exist NIL around us,
it is hardly less untimely to expend skill and
opportunity where there can be no substantial
returns Petersburg Lndee.
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Rumors Upon Rumors.

If We were to credit all the stories retailsd
from mouth to mouth, and from hand to hand,
the conclusion would be that our country Is
rulned-gone to smash beyond a peradventure.
Sensation correspondents, rural editors and
journalists Of the QuixOtic order, have an.
nouuced in flaming capitals that President
JOHNSON intended to dispense Congress, rs.enact-
ing the cromwollian coup d'stGt, and thus
taking into his own hands the government Of the
country. proclaiming himself dictator A more
unfouuded diatrije Of nonsense and misropresen.
tation was never Illuminated than this. We hap.
pen to know that Mr.. JOHNSON never thought Of
such Utopian and QuixOtio scheme.
We seem to have fallen upon the most won,
derful and marvellous times, and If we were to
believe the thousand. and-one exciting tales oil
treason, war, blood and murder which are an.
nounced as right on the taps, We might say
truly that chaos has come again, or ought to
come, for, treason has fed to british beasts,
and men have lost their reason"
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Card from Gen. OMEN.

WhhEdIos, ~, oet IL, 1901
Editors Of the Rspubteas:
GENTLEMEN: In to.day's issue Of the National
Infeltgsncey I notice the following:
"ASoTHER REHIAS Accommodation in.
formed that neither the District nor circle centres
FeniAn Brotherhood, Of this city, have any knowl-
edge Of the called fenian mass meeting to be held
at odd .Fellows' Hall to morrow evening"
In reply to the above permit me state that the
man who had the audaoity to cause 'the to.callsd
Fenian mass meeting to DO held''-at the request
Of the officers and members Of the Washington
Circle, =. B., Of this city, (which Is the Oldest
Fenian circle In the city, and with tho express
permission Of Col. W. R. Roberts, president +.
lis the same who, on the I'd Of June, 1866
with some four hundred "so.oalled Fenians, u
met four times his number Of English or Cana.
dian soldiers, some Of whom prided In calling
themselves the "Quoen's Own" and whipped
them-without tho consent OF the District or
circle centres, +. B., Of this city" His name Is
John 0'Neill, and although he Is certainly anxi-
ous 81 h.-i~s 49, ~rf--batio. - -n sVNs I,isn.
men and true Fenians, ho has not regarded II OF
vital importance, either to himself or the organ
iEation which he represents, to get the consent
Of tho District or circle centres" alluded to
above. It's to be hoped thst the privilege Of serv
ing Ireland 10 not confined exclusively to the
District or circle centres" Of this city.
Tho so.called Fenian mass meeting will take
place at Odd Fellows Hall tomorrow, Tuesday,
evening, and all Irishmen and Irish women, and
the friends Of Irish liberty, including the Dis
trict and Circle Centres, arc respectfully invited
to attend. Admission free.
Yours, very respectfully. o
Late Inspector General I. r. A.
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ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.

County CouRr The County Court yesterday AZ
ternoon, at OK o'clock, closed Its October term, hay-
'' SommcnwsalIh V. Levi. Tsisisr, charged with
petit larceny The Court ordered the accused TO be
discharged.
The prisoner wa. brought intO oOu aud ts0 Go;Sh,,
1r.s Siisaf IN iii. STATE.
Com vs. Julil Booth-ou "a Indictment for petit
lArceny-lury returned verdict Of guilty, aud the
Court being Of opinion that the eonhuement In the
Common wealth vs. Randall RAioey-Dn an indict-
msnt for assault and battery. Jary retura,d YER
diet Of guilty, and assessed tbs hne at go aud the
Court awarded cdpfds dd dndfendum Judfefnm
raturnAble to-day, commanding the sheriff Of this
county 10 bring the said Randall Rauey before the
court th., judgment may be passed upCI him. A
Rainey and George steurnagle, his surety, return-
able to the next January ts m, to show caus. why
execution should not be issued J3inst them for the
Hanuon Burns VS.. VIM Alexa dor-on removal.
Judgment against dsfsndeut for % 81 and costs. :,
Commonwealth "a Norvel Robinson charged
Of guilty and assessed the hne at g. and judgment
accordingly, Asd for costs.
DIsaRIcEPuL-on Saturday night last, q party Of
river 10 Postum Hall " for the purpose Of having
dance, but all hands getting drunk row ensued, In
which the females took conspicuous part and as a
consequences, black eyes torn Clothes Scared faces
knots, and bruises were numerous. The party re-
tired about dsybreak ystteTsay, In such eondtion
that they had to be taken to their places OF abode In
wagons, carts, &c.
CHRIsr CHrRcH 1t Is generally understood thai
the Rev X. H. MeKim, Of Portsmouth, WRIGHT, ha,
received call to the vacant reetorship OF Chris
church, and his acceptance Is confidently anticipated
NEW onaAS.-The choir Of the N. Z. church South,
| Of this city, ordered on Thursday last, thr ugh
Messrs Metrsrott 4 Co., OF Washington, from the
| man utActurers, Mason aud Hamlin orgaa harmo-
niOn, to arrive, per steamer, in few days
| DIFFICULTY AT RAIRFAx c. II. -Chas. W. Turtle,
| and Richard r. Turlty were arrested, examined ant
sen; on for trial yesterday, at Fairfax c. H. on thu
charge Of feloniously assaulting DR.. 7. seanlaI
and WIN. Trammsll, on the evening Of the l2h inst.
| Mr. seanlan was shot in the hand In attempting Il
wrench pistol from one Of the assailants.
| PoRr OF ALEXANDRIA, Oct "a -Arriysd-steamt
Kennebeo, Talbot, Baltimore, to J. Broders Co,
| steamer ColumbIa, Harper, Baltimore, to b. Wheat
steamer New York, Marshall, PhiladslphiH, to M
| Kdfidge 4 Co,
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@, snses In the Cabinet.

DATA, Of the Baltimore Sun, says, In respect
TO changes in the Cabinet: L.
"AIready we have had visitation Of the ad-
yocates Of Cabinet reorganization, melted BY the
successes Of the Democrats In last Tuesdays
elections. Intsliigsnce Of the coming Of others
from New York and elsewhere had reschsd this
city and II the reports can DO relied upon, the
President, II he still give ear to all who come, Is
to be epgrossed with this disturbing subject for
the next two weeks or more Three Democrat,
Of influence and power in their party have had
separate interviews with Mr.. johnson on the
subject within the past twenty -four hours: They
say that the President must place his admins
trstion In more direct accord with the Demo
Gratis, who are his only friends that the Demo
cratic party has sustained him as against the e1'
IRENE Radicals, and by its late victories ehectu.
ally stayed tho hands Of those who threatened
impeachment and instant deposition Of the fI
ecutive that 1t would inspire confidence among
his friends II Mr.. johnson should infusc warmel
blood into tho Cabinet, and TO that end they
suggest an entire change, or at least three OF
four Of the present members should DO sup
nlantod ~
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FRAUDS UPON the REVENUE.


In our article oil yesterday We gave but an
inkling Of what is going on In the way Of frauds
upon the reysnue. The subject IL ine1haustible,
"a a. 80. AZ. u,.nu 49,, ,,,,.n,., a, rand,
~.s "
which have come to light, would require more
space than we could possibly devote to such
revelations 1t will be seen BY the following
H., lit 4. 40, ~. o,t, .,,;oi. ,h., Ia mann
-, -. -, 49,,
iactured ana thrust upon the market NHnou'
paying the tax which Is provided Tor by law
The following communication has been laid
hsfor. thu Commis.ion.r NJ Int.rnal Revenue on
A. -, - 49, - -. -.
.ne suoJees o' 'no eoNe0''0n Vi ''''u1' 'POn
tobacco. The writer says:
Recent developments show how imperatively
necessary 1t Is to make some change in order to
secure q strict enforcement Of the law. 1t is
evident that as pretent organized, the inspection
has proved an annoyance to legitimate trade,
Improbable to the Department and wholly In.
sufficient to check the immense illicit trade In
tobacco and cigars, than which nothing save dis
titled liquors offer such inducements for evading
the laws.
The amount OF cigars and Manufactured to-
baceo produced in tho city OF New York. and
paying no tax, Is go great as to demand the
special attention Of the Departments An exam
ination will show that during tho past three
years the government has been defrauded Of an
enormous amount OF revenue, exceeding in the
aggregate the frauds in the di'tiation Of whisky.
These fraudulent operations nave almost DC;
go, ,snrtss,n,ar. .omrIsin ~ ~. ,n;non.
coupe,itiop thew have been Obliged to sustain
under the present administration Of the law.
There can be no doubt 1t Is within the power
Of the commissioner 70 PING Mi'hin tne eoniroi
=. Ill ~ inno.sihia 80 nros.c,,. mi, ;II.si,i,
mate traffic, -. Ithas been proved that
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Marine News.
san R. sii saa g $40 Hiss w.s.r. > ss i. =



Steamer Utility, Nicksrson, Philadelphia 900
schr Lucy Jones, Munssy, Havrs-ds.Grsos,
coal to Clark a Given. ..
schr. Caroline W. Holmes, Holmes, Havre.de.
Grace, coal to Stewart
Schr. Flsdger, Laurence. Elisabeth City, N.
o., lumber TO Mohun a Son.
schr. D. N. For, Medley, Norfolk, lumber TO
Agricultural Bureau.
schr. james Bradley, Bradley. Philadelphia.
schr. Roanoke, Barrett, Phiiadsipbis.
Schr. Kate Wentworth, Adams, Providencs.
Sohr. r. Shaw, Shaw, Borton.
schr Morning Star, Lynch, Philadelphia.
Schr. Jas Ponder, Hudson, Philadelphia.
CLEARED.
Steamer Kennebsc, Wilson, Baltimore.
Schr. WIN. A. Vail, Beers, New Haven.
Schr. Jas. Bradley, Bradley, Philadelphia.
Sohr. ]. 8. Bragdou, Newoomb, Boston.
Schr. Z. r. Risk, Bennett. Jersey City.
Schr. Jos. p Cake, Endicott, New Bedford.
Sohr. jamestown, Magee, New York.
Schr. M. ]. Fardy, Hooper, Salisbury, Md.
Schr. Tropic, Banks. Alexandria.
Schr. Emeline, Mclean, Baltimore.
schr. Founder, Todd, Lower Potomac.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
The wreck Of one Of the sehooners which
struck on the Romer Shoals In tho late gale, 10
now sunk about 500 yards w.S.W. from the bea-
con In mid.channei Her masts are above water.
The range lights for tho Swash kept strictly In
range, will take . vessel little south Of tho
wreck.