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Congressional.

WAsHlSGToN, March 19.-In the
House, resolution suspending the
issue of the Agricultural College
scrip to the insurgent States was
passed, by 103 to % A joint reso-
luton authorizing the publication of
the laws and treaties in three Lou
lsiana journals was passed. Stevens
called up the conhscation bill, and
proceeded to read speech, but soon
broke down. The Clerk finished
reading it. Further consideration
postponed to the second Tuesday in
December. The House went into
Committee Of the Whole on the
million relief bill. Butler offered
his amendment as substitute, that
all persons owning 100 acres, or en-
ioying an income over $500, be taxed
by the general for the support of the
poor. The Committee rose, after Il
long debate, without action. The
supplemental bill, as reported by the
Committee of Conference, was passed,
and goes to the President. Adj
journed.
In the Senate, a joint resolution
suspending payment for enlisted
slaves was postponed. The creden-
tials of Senator Thomas, of Mary
land, were referred to the Judiciary
Committee. A bill excluding from
either House persons tainted with
rebellion was referred to the Judi
ciary Committee.
The Conference Committee on the
supplemental bill reported, requiring
majority Of voters sufficient to rati-
fy the constitution, provided a ma
Jorlty of the registered voters vote:
with an additional clause, that Con
gress must be satisfied that the regis
tered voters had unrestrained liberty
to vote, and that the constitution
meets the approval of Il majority of
the qualified electors of the State.
The bill passed. After an Executive
session, the Senate adjourned.
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Davenport Female College,
Lenoir. Caldwell County. n.

~ LE.C. is beautifully sitn-
M&A ated in one Of the most health
e-I - tul localities of the mountain
3SSr region of Western North Caro-
Y lima. Pupils from the more un-
healthy portions of South
carolina would find 1t to their advantage
TO spend the summer months at school in
this place. All the facilities usual in Fc-
male Colleges will be afforded by the com
petent and attentive board Of teachers.
Pupils Will be admitted at any time, and
of the session
Passengers for Lenoir from South Caro-
lima should come on Charlotte and Column
Dia i.aliioa,i 10 Charlotte, thence on Cen
tral \. G. Railroad to Salisbury, thence on
the Western Extension to Hickory Station.
thence by hack to Lenoir.
The President of the College will take
pleasure IN meeting young ladies at the
Rallroad, (Hickory Station and convey
ing them to the Institution free of charge.
March 10 IS
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Schedule over South Carolina r. 2,
GENERAL SUP'TS OFFICE.

-. sr=. V-Tsi -. ~ LII. = fI54I1
Ess -s;II" - y y. y 49,
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SheriH7s Sale

Sherlff's Sale.
R1, virtue of a writ of tieri facias to me
~ directed, will sell, before tho Court
Honse, IN Columbia, within the legal hours.
on the FIRST MONDAY and TUESDAY in
April next,
The FOLLOWING ARTICLES, to wit:
A lot OF Crockery, China, Glassware and
House-furnishlng Goods, comprising a
general assortment, the balance OF the
stock of H. c. Nichols, deceased Levied
on as the property of II. c. Nichols, de-
ceased, at the suit of Horace +. Nichols
vs.. II. c. Nichols.
A ONE-STORY FRAME BUILDING. 20
by 40 feet, fronting on Washington street.
occupied by +. Stavenhagen as dry goods
ana shoe store Levied on as the property
or Scott Il Hcriot, at the suit of T. Nj.
Bristol vs. VIM. L. Scott, deceased.
Terms cash. }. L. DENT, $. II. D.
March Ii
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Richland Djstrict---In Equity.

Maria l.. bowers vs. Susannah +. Bowers,
VIM. G.. Bowers, et al.
HIHE creditors Of the late George s. Bow
L crs are directed, in pursuance Of the
decretal order to that effect, to appear be-
fore me. i'll my Office, OF or before .hc 10th
day OF June next, and prove their claims.
ID. B. DESAUSSURE, c. Z. r. ID.
March 10 etd3mo
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General Superintendent Office,
10, ~, L.lIS{JJ Ifsl1 C-IliJSS.StESfISl
ESE S = ss,s - tsss :! ss;sss
CHARLOTTE Il S. c. RAILROAD,


COLUMBIA, S. c., March 16, 1866
HNHE schedule of the Passenger Trains
Il over this Road is as follows:
Leave Columbia aat.. 336 a. m
Arrive at Charlotte at $50 a. r..
Leave Charlotte at . $40 a. m.
Arrive at Columbia at IL 25 &. m.
C!ose connections are made at Columbia
ana Charlotte with the mail trains on the
North Carolina and South Cerolina Rail
roads.
THROUGHTICKETS are sold at Column
pa to Richmond, Va, Washington, D. c.,
baltimore, Md, Philadelphia, Pa, and
New York city-giving choice of routes ria
portsmouth or Richmond-and baggage
checked. Tickets are also sold at Char
lotte for Charleston and Augusta.
al Accommodation Train, for freight and
local passage, leaves Columbia at a. M,
on tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays of
each week, and Charlotte on the same
DAYS and hour; arriving at Columbia and
Charlotte at p. m.
March II c. BOUTNIGHT Sup't
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-10-14

ES995@ ALUMNI GIRARD COLLEGE
- - Ata meeting OF this -ocety, held on me 10th
Gay Gay oi october 1867! the following resolution was
"Kts9lved That the Alumni of fGirard College have
heard with great Subtraction of the reelection Pro-
f.s,or MILLIAM ii. ALLEN and Miss JANE
MlICHELL 20 the positions which they formerly
hed In the Institution, and the duties of which they
al charged with so much ability and efficiency: and,
further that we ieve from our own know ed ge and
xpeTenoe tnat tn best interests OF the College will
be thereby promoted"
By Or0er of the Society,
It* MILLIAM b MCCONNELL. see,y
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the hero OF the red shirt 70 be but a blockhead
OF an enthusiast. Something similar TO this
was the judg gment of the man who knew his
use uses thorouIghiy. and made the most OF them
OavOur. The latter. whose unscrupulous,
underhRnd, and scandalous policy debauched
the Neap0litan army and navy, aud, as a
consequence, made Invasion Of the king
greatly enjoyed. in his own cynical way.
the popular delusion that hailed Garibaldi
'LiberatOr OF the Two Sicilies.' He knew that
Garibaldis reputation was a sham, his self-im-
nlent rallying CRY for young Italy, drag-net
FOR the material aid and comfort To be drawn
from the anti-CathOlic bigOtry OF England. II
was thus he rated him, and thus rating used
him accordingly. GarlbaldPs numerous fail.
ures and blunders since, in civil we'll as in
military affairs when left to his own volltton
or Invention and resources show lndisoutR ,ly
that he has not been underestimated. The
prompt, vigorous, honorable, and decisive &C
uon OF the italian Government In the late
emergency not only disposes of Garibaldt aud
his would-ba imi tators, but gives a death blow
to all anarchical aspirations In Italy"
1t seems now, however, as though this judg
ment was premature. 1t is certain that the
war, if war it can be termed, continues, and
it may be that it has gained sufficient headway
to become formidable. We do not, however,
anticipate any permanent success from the at
tempt, as the great powers are all of them in
terested in the protection of the Holy See from
destruction. Great interest must, however,
be felt in the result, as it was predicted at the
Cathedral, in our city, that it was not
impossible that the Holy Father might be
compelled to take up his permanent residence
in our midst
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h995% WE'LL RALLY ROUND THE FLAG.
N>-E$ The Onion Republican citizens OF the
TWELFTH WARD favorable 10 the election of
General GRANT to the Presidency of the United
States, requested to meet on MONDAY EVEN.
ING. October IA 1867, at o'clock. at the house of
JOSEPH EDWARDS, FIFTH Street. ABOVE Green.
WILLIAM b. MANN,
-CONR d :. GROVE
T. CHALKLEY WOOD,
M. HALL STA NTON,
CHARLES NJ. M.wAGNER,
u WILLIAM s. TOLAND.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

h99y7 THE "EVENING ELEGRAPHp MAY
always be found at the Cigar and Periodical
Store No. "a s. FIFTEENTH Street, Just below
LOCUST
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Progress of the Garibaldian Movement.
IT would seem from the latest advices that, de-
spite the confinement of Garibaldi, the Italian
efforts against Rome are not relaxed. The
attempt when first made was deemed a certain
lMiure' The Catholic organ in Louisiana, the
F'cay""e, sneered at and bitterly denounced
the movement. 1t said:-
"A nigner ana wider, and much more solid
ISpu,aSaUn M p, ,o .oI UIea 1aribaldps would 90 down
and the late a inlioustering abortion Ia his cas-
they ieayS it nhs Iepvtauon irrevOoably stranded
LOT they AnFA'e 0ii'lOis"a and critioism shows
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AMUSEM ENTS

tFoT additional amusement see Third Page.
II 0RT c U L Z U r A L II A L L.
THEO. HABELMANN'S
GRAND OPERATIC CONCERTS,
IN COSTUME,
TUESDAY AND WEDNE oDAY EVENINGS,
October Is and Is, at 8 p. M.
PROGRAMME FOR TUESDAY EVENING.
/. overure-"Martna. . Flotow
ORCHESTRA.
. Song-"Thou everywhe ere Lachner
With accompaniment of clarionet and French horn.
MR., JEAN LOUIS,
Musical Director of the Mendelssohn Society.
3. Lira-"Du hast mrvie gegeben" Max Won Leuttwitz
CThOu hast given me allO
NINE BERTHA JOH ANNSEN
4. Duet for Two Tenors
MIR. HABELMANN AND PUPIL
s. Tenor Solo with accompaniment of ftwenty
male voices-"The Image of the Rose -, Reichatdt
MIR, HABELMANN AND CHORUS.
Second act of Donizettis Grand Opera,
LUCREZIA BORGIA.
Iucfella BOZ M me Bertha JOnannseu
lne Duke AllOnzO... mr. can Louis
GennarO Mr.. Theo HaDelmaun
Musical Director and CODductor..... MI =, Behrens
LeA1eI O OTCnesIra N T. Nhrl oenlh
Admission One Dollar. No extra charge for re-
served seat, Subscription Ticket OuCudlng reserved
seatl admitting TO both concerts, SlG0.
Diagrams now ready at BOner's No, l02 Chesnut
street ana at G. w. A. Trumplers new Music store,
No 926 Cuesnut street.
soors open at "a o'clock, Commence at .. 1t
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F4Y@ THE THIRTY-SIXTH ANNUAL
80 meeting Of the UNION BENEVOLENT
ASSOCIA TON will be held on the 10Th instant, at
4 O'Clock p NJ, IN the rooms OF the Association,
N. w. corner of SEVENTH and SAMSON Streets,
when an election viii be held for Officers and Mana
gers of the Association for the ensuing year.
JOHN II, ATWOOD,
10 II 3t4p Secretary.
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W PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COM

NOTICE TO BUNDHOLDERS, ''
Az meeting of the Board of Directors held on 4th
adopted - "SA0
Whereas, Numerous applications have been made
70 thls company frOm the holders of the First and
second NJ Mortgage Coupon Bonds to convert the same
into the Registered General Mortgage Bonds, dated
July ]. 1867, therefore be 1t
Reso we'd, That the Treasurer be and he Is hereby
Instructed to cause puOlic notice TO be given THIS
Company Is now prepared to exchange It's Registered
BOnds secured by general mortgage upon the line
from Philadelphia to Pittshurg, of the estate, real aud
personals and franchises therein mentioned,
dated July 1867 Tor the First snd second Mortgage
Harrisburg and Pitsburg.
Any further Information can be obtained ON appli-
cation at this office.
. l6 BOT THOMAS Z. FIRTH Treasurer
f9g@ CRITTEND DtN'S COMMERCIAL
- COLLEGE. No, 637 CHESTNUT street, corner
of Seventh.
Established 1874. Incorporated 1855
THE LONG EST TABLISHED AND BEST
ORiANJZGD COMMERCIAL COLLEGE IN THE
PRACTICAL BOOK X EEPINC in all its branches,
piactised by the best accountants aud business
PisHM ANSHIP. COM MERCrAI. @ CALOU1L ATT ms,
COMMERCIAL LAW, BUSIN FSS FORMS, ETC,
OPEN DAY AND EVENING,
students recetv at any time and instructed
such hours may best suit their Cata-
Iognes furnished gratis on application.
The CRITTENDEN COMMERCIAL Arr TIM e.
TIC AND BUSINESS MANUEL for sale at the
College.
Price sl'25 10 2wsmtm
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Attention Is called to the new Carbon Mezzotints
lust introduced by WENDEROTH. TAYLDR e
BROWN, ArtistB Nos. s14 CHESNUT ST. eet and 500
BROAD AY, New York.
This style OF GtrRiture, which Il making such
blishment in Philadelphia
The merits OF n hete pictures are:-
Abscipta { Being printed with the same mate
porn, cs rial as that used in Steel CRAVINGS
lthey are free from chemical changes.
They present no such hard lights and
intense sh adows as common In tine
Softnes8, ordinary chemical photographs, but
the lights are soft and the shades
transparent, as In nature.
From the nature OF the mate rIals
Finisb used in these pictures, they have an
artistic finish which is unattaineble by
1.-THE former method OF printing,
Ihe public are Invited to examine specimens at the
only gallery where these pictures are furnished.
WENDER0TH, TAYLOR & BROWN,
1OI4mwf8t No el4 CHEsNIJT street
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R0CKHILL g. WILSON,
CLOTHING HOUSE.
Nos. 603 and COS CHESNUT St,
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING.

We offer to the public the
largest and best selected
Stock Of Ready-made Cloth
ing in the City, for Mems and
Boys Wear.
Also, an elegant assortment
of Piece Goods, which we will
make to order for Men and
Boys, at reasonable prices,
and in the most approved
styles
Always on hand a full assort-
ment of Fall and Winter Over
coats and Business Coats,
Coachmen's Coats, Hunting
Coats, New Style Walking
Coats, Pants and Vests, OF all
descriptions.
Boys Ready-made Clothing
in great variety.
ROCKHILL & WILSON,
NOS. eos AND COS CmEsNUT STREET
s9Oam PRuL,ADEIpHrA
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GENERAL SICKLEs' REQUEST DENIED.-The
Administration, it is said, will refuse General
Sickles a court of inquiry. This is equivalent
to abandoning the charges which were made
AGAINST him. Public sentiment has already
vindieated General Siokles, and the verdict of
a oourt of inquiry could have added nothing
10 Il, His removal was purely political, and
had no other ground than his faithful eXecu-
ti0n of the law. The refusal Of the court
Tows that the Administration dare not meet
Nu fair ground.
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k1@@ THE BRANsONS HAVE NOT SOLD
We out the old Coal Yard, No. 5O7 South BROAD
Street, below Lombard, as has been reported, but
continue selling the
BEST QUALITIES OF COAL
at fair prices
superior, LEHIGH and genuine RAGLE VEIN
always on hand 9l8 2m4p
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f>79g@ WIEGAND'S PATENT STEAM GENE
RAToR is cheap, compact, economical in use,
and ABSOLUTELY SAFE FROM ANY POSI-
BILTTY OF EXPLOSION
Apply at the Once of SAMUEL WORK, N. e. cor
ner OF JHIRD and DOCK Streets. 9ls4p
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i
NAsnseres, December 1.-The Southern rail-
read n1paaY testimony j vaiamia0as Among other
things II shows that e 81 NHfs fraeg used 81 the
GodeaafaEes w.Rauf protest objection on tae part
u presidents aa4 directors The ssr4iee was freely
rendered
letter from Gea. Graut states that the total APP
pfsea Taao Of property sold was S7 45G, 091: total
payments ID a9re4bar 1st, ss,45a .o1a, Il follows
cash SOC government transportation sos aoa
mail saFrie5 5e 5e0 taianee including Interest due
Iii November S4t $4,000.
analysis o. tAe ifgnia Convention shows that
Hanover county the birth place of Madison and Zach
cry TAYLOR Albernlarle the birth place OF Jefferson,
Charles City county the birth place of Harrison and
Tyler, were all represented by negroes.
Secretary McCaloch discharged thirty female clerks
to-day.
The Internal Revenue Commissioner offers three
hundred dollars reward for information leading to the
| to the discovery of illicit distillaton.
Revenue today 100000
/ The Republican National Executive Committee met
and fixed Chicago and May goth as the place and time
for the assembly of the National Convention.
National Banks paid six and half million dollars
| tax during the last halfof the fiscal year.
| Gideon HOLSTER is nominated minister to Hayti
At two o'clock this afternoon Secretary WeIles re-
ceived dispatch from Ihos. Savage acting Consul
General, at Havana, dated December 10th, in which
he says: From our Consul at Jamaica have further
| news of the earthquake at ST. Thomas Tortola and
November and continued until Monday, the goth. The
destruction Of levees and property immense.
/ The steamer DeSoto washed ashore into the
harbor, bottom upwards Her officers and crew were
saved The steamer Monongahela was thrown into the
town Of Middleton st. Croix, and broken to pieces.
| Nothing is said about her officers and crew.
| The Navy Department has further information in re
| gard to the Susquehannah. She is not damaged
much and it is thought she will arrive Fortress
Monroe, when full particulars Of this great disaster will
| De obtained.
| New ORLEANS, December 1.-THE Convention to-
day adopted Backburn's resolution for the issue OF
State bonds to the amount $500 900 to $500 900, as
might be required. The committee appointed to CON
suit with fnancers reported these bonds could be
negotiated for at sixty-fve cents on the dollar 1t
stated in debate that Northern capitalists stood
dy to take the bonds issued The resolution
was strongly opposed Much bitter feeling was man.
ested by its advocates. :. Finally adopted by vote
| of As to "a.
The resolution offered by Cornwell negro, to the
effect that the State of Louisiana shall assume
pay any debt contracted in aid of the rebellion or
claim from the United States make any compensation
for slaves emancipated liberated in any way what
| ever was laid over under the rule.
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SILK AND BASQUINE CIRCULARS.
EMBROEDERIES.

SILK AND BASQUINE CIRCULARS
EMBRoEDERIEs,
Jackonet and Swiss Edgng and Inserting;
Collars and Cuffs;
Real Lace Collars and Setts-All Descriptions;
Infants Waists, Skirts and Undertaking.
Bonnets and Hats, for Infants Misses and Ladies.
ladies ondergarments of every description ready
Ladies and Children's Shoes, all styles and Qualities
In short, complete assortment of Ladies' Goods from
Paper of Pins to Wedding Outfit
This portion Of the stock was selected, with great
care, by Mrs. WELLS who, by business experience in
this market Of twelve years. perfectly understands the
requirements of Ladies in this section and who feels
confident she can please the most fastdious both in
}. H, McDERMOTT is determined to establish an
exclusive
LADIES' STORE.
that will prove credtable to himself and beneficial to
his customers In view of which, he has purchased
the most tremendous stock of goods brought to
this market in the Ladies line and being determined
~ secure l457 Lates fF41@ he pledges hsF II sell
Cheaper ehaH the Cf.aasss=1
wh5eAae cat do ana make living prGf5 which i I'M
te desires Ladies who fazar 1#s with zha az.zfr
nag Est assered thai teg sill a goods a& Iestlxe9f
prices f9a&sE judges ~ na5s far Ae has established
0ae Price System,
which caga5E fat 70 give satisfaction Is Il IS based
4nea SNAIL profits 90 quick retarHa.H
= H. Gsa.Isaea. .ei9eEa9tt ssaE5 So that be aasI
SPINS AID SUMNER CLOTHING.
ROOTS. SHOES,
HATS. ana
FURNISHING GOODS M
heb u viii ssl1 cheaper tnan anT as.e lis II 1as
IS aas ga5aE an5 u gents goods ensrsIr ii 3ra, 81
5sss5s is sss1.sTa attention ta tas fstabsEraenEaf
= saas... sssEI.5ats sIll do sci asF j ssaaa
). 5ssaEsd g 7fss5 srssf ID
lsaEsS 80 esz.,r
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CONGRESSIONAL.

"A&> 11o%. December 1l.-SeRate-A petition
tf1n i.ua GGnbers of naturaliSed citizens com
r1D... -. -'sT'rces and asking their rights to be
1@jHni hg a- v-> referred to the Committee on For
eiru Relations,
Mr.. Az ON ulroduced a BILL declaring null the
c3atscat7 q" Ahd 9"feiture acts OF rebel legislatures
Referred r+ Gs ! dietary Committee.
a IBID 04s Iu@ oduccd authorising the sale Of the
3~lp'> Ferry Property
NJ" Sherman Introduced BILL providing that all
balances from captured abandoned property be
converted into Treasury deposits and to be drawn
from thence without authority Of law. Mr. Sherman
stated that the amount reached several millions. 4
discussion ensued, during which Secretary McCulloch
was charged with Illegally disposing of several hun
dred thousand dollars. The bill was postponed.
The resolution Of the House, to a3toura from tie
2os'1 instant 10 The lth proXim1 came " out N-.
Nc. sumner presented a memorial from General
Drl, gi4 AMI @@stoJ k5Hio'v uegruz containing allie
cations which Dr. LAWS pronounced tou. and nIcnd3
ui1Qs Ij5cls OH ken'H'&I Tive memorial a4s go.rfed.
4orrfs t.H, Il raise Iu40 tanic.s to ngr rao3e Up
Hlr. Morrill, IfsS ID IL elaborate -. eli.
i.s.r ea">. ur2 session, Lie Senate adi34raeI.
Hoasf.- %sgeru member rosn I'll personal 4zplaa6-
Gans. explaining tler vn:as If favor NJ impeachment
in rI- Ii th@ President us soIa3jv abused
Tae Judiciary Committee Reported oack Tire bill to
s9e"aas stysiou Committee
Az tarY Affairs reported adversely
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Cleared.
steamship Zodiac, Rogers, ssvannah-Murray. Ferris
steamship Neptune Baker. Bos,on-w Ciyde.
Ship Reppblk (Brsml. sehmid Bremsn-Unkari Co.
Bark Pegasus tBrl Penncr, shsnshaewe,more, cryder
BARK .ossi Minstrel CBr) Anderson LiverpooPeabody.
BARK Maryland tBrem,, stesens Brsmea-Funch.
ss,s s.,., s..s sr Hartman, s,sGssJ wsra Co
Brig Ger.rads lbr. gicaard.: Brissol-e Buiey
Brig Unicorn tBrl, Lake, 81 Johns MD Dewolf
Bris Am,ada Jean CIR, wsbS, Noel, Ss-J ! whitney
Brig WIN creevy, Haley. xobne--Youns a covan.
Big sss ssn s, my.r s.qs,ans Spp
sehr Gen Putnam knss;on o Oh PrDydencs Eusas
srhq Adah tBr,. Roddy Annapolis, Ns
schr Central America Williams Galveston-C H Mallory
schr Potter Potter ApslachcoIs and Key wcst-Bsn
sc6r 9ssnna' Haskell Basssvi,,. sc.rhsycr sarsen.
schr Jos NsSerssn sleish, ,s.nor,ss ssssr Dsy,on
schr John Lozlcr. Lincoln, Taunton.
Arrived.
steamer rri. Green, wilmington sc, reb Is having
10 tow lgh.shr Arctic bound @ New Bsa,oa rs,i,, ,.,
sesmship oiy o. Lmsrsk , ssrs & rhIs ang .rsIooi
GERS TO 4 josn a Dale iah inst ~ miles c fss,nsl
fsfsssS ss ss s's WITH @ %. o. ss Ssen.
bound NJ 24h lat u or Ion "a 20 exchanged signals with
sesn.sp rs%yrs ar watson Liverpool March
ssin'lssn .iA VA Tf.s re s.
ss.,s ss, Gs G h,rsp'S E az s IN s 81 o o
/ ~8 Nhhsmn- boundE
3ns.ns,owa l,i6. with ana psssepsers % III. M
ss Sssvssgn g. .s ssrsh ls =, 81 ~ .s ION
seps.n.nnJ - Ion q 81 exchanged signals with bark James
,,s ,s,esSmsep srpcss 2ucs, New Orleans March sysa.
passenger % ana r"ses Monros ss With mdsc anc
~ pAssxs.as nss ss's4sd days Al foIfsss keasee
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

fuspifmcx-6EAny.--o --on Thursday March a. by the
REV. IL B Eidgeway. Captain Rcpct.rip F,rgp,rpcs AZ
.istsnt Adjntant General y. b. to Ms NSt Gr4py both
of this city.
Snru--MciSrrRE Tucsdav afternoon March 10
by the Rev. NJ n. Rdgewsy. ANrRsw W. sulrW ~
Woodstock, g. W, to HARy G. MclNrIRs Of New York
city.
vAn-EIYox ON Sunday, March ~, by the Rev Mr.
Norton WILLIAM r. vAiL to HENRIETTA EfrcS, daughter
q the late Robort H. Elton. sll OF this city.
vAuKy--ToBrs. rs.--0o Wednesday, March 70, " Brook.
iyn by the Rev E F Rem mingion, Mr. JoaN NhEigS
Mrs NARY a. fcpfs, Of New York
The New York herald., 1867-03-27

AvsmEL--lo Norwich Conn slddeoly. on WedDes
day. March 20, Mrs AxnIk AyERitI, widow of Elisha
Ayer1 formerly Of New York city aged about 10 years
Bknrux.-Suddenly at sea, on board steamship Her.
Livingston, Of congestion of the brain, ACGusrrs
BARrun, in the 40th year OF his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family respect
sally pypea " siisod tps fuFgsl .reG W. ss LSk.
The New York herald., 1867-03-27
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