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TRANSPORTATION.
THROUGH COTTON ROUTE.
Shortest, Quickest, Best---Via Mem
phis and Charleston Railroad
and its Connections.
RATE ON COTTON PER 100 LES.

Ihls Ilne gives Shippers advantage Of TWO
ROUTES.
For through Bills Lsding or Information
apply to +. ID. TALLY, General Agent, a7S
main street, or A. J. HOWE, agent aJ Dspoi.
Claims for LOSS OR DAMAGE PROMPTLY
ADJUSTED.
W.. ROSS, General Superintendent
Memphis and Charleston r. II.
JOS. C. LOPEZ G sneral Freight Agent
Memphis and ChRrleston n K 0otI0
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NOTICES.
NOTICE.

THERE will be a meeting OF the IncOrpOra-
tors ard Stockholders OF Tie Memphis
Holly Springs, OkslODa aud Selma Railroad
al OEatous on MONDAY. kOYsln ceI 9Th, for
the purpose OF organ lzauson. a prompt and
fall atteDdaIlce IS expected.
: -csln-- ~. b FORREsT. Preslae.L. pro tenn.
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NOTICE.

WE ARE PREPARED TO MAKE LIRE
w EsI
CASH ADVANCES Or SHIPMENTS
sf Cotton 70 our correspondents in New Or
leans, La.
MARTIN WALT 6 co.
Memphis, Sep. d, 1858 -Iml 2z2 Front st
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7 HAVE two beautiful and well improved
Il Plantations in Lee county, Ga, within
three miles OF the city OF Albany. bounded by
enc OF the best railroads IN The State, and q
one Lot and commodious Dwelling IL The city,
which / will gladly sell or exchange for other
property, neSreT 70 u1e.
apls A. WRIGHT.
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PIKE. ApAEs ( PIKE,
Attorneys, Solicitors & PrOCtOrs

A TTEND TO cases in the different Courts sit
' z ting at Memphis, and IN the river counties
Of Arkansas
So The senior partner viii hereafter espe-
eiaily attend 70 cases IN the SupreIre Couri Of
Tsnnesses and "a the supreme Court and
Court OF Claims OF the United States at Wash
ington, being OF the firm Of PIKE g JOHN
once in the MADAM VINCENT BLOCK,
corner OF Court and Second Streets
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office,

A Ii articles LEFT at my shop for repair and
"A not called for within thirty l39) days, VIII
Be sold to pay chsrges.
WM. SCHNEIDER,
Gun Maker, No. 4 W Washington street.
r,~g IA.
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Notice.
KQfEne.

THAvE good EIGHTY SAW PRATT GTN
which l viii sell cheap. refer to MessTs
Galbreath, stew art & Co.
sss II a. WRIGHT,
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u Office.

HER.D.J. DOYLE bscsme q member Of our
nj hrrn on the Lat inst. the nTRa style r.
HARRIS, ,coCERAN sCn.
September l6, 1858. sepl7 I'm
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WAITS.

VHANTED-To rem, q Residence convenient
w ID brzfn ess soIueS-h tFe between E1-
change and Vance streets, and not more than
two or three squares from AHiD, cOntalning &
about I've or six rooms besides servants room.
Address Ioc7 n JOHN AINSBIE.
-JUANTED To Exc ANGEL have attract
- W Of 50 Acres OF Land, twelve miles from
Dover, the county Town OF Stewart county,
Tennessee, which desire % eXcila nsle fOr city
property. :. 2. fE MANS, Attorney.
ecStf $50 Second stree, Memphis.
"ANTED-By a competent man, a situation
w as BOOk-keeper or Salesman-a Gotten
and Grocery house preferred. The applicant
has been engaged 10 business in Memphis for
twelve years The best of city and country re-
ferences given. Address T., care J. NJ. Keat1lg,
AfPEAL once, - = = - - = @ st1l
XHANTED. "A Eitustion as Book keeper by
w an experienced business mSn and thor.
eugh acoouatsnts address 3, C., Appeal Office.
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BOARDING..

DoARpIE6- -Furiifsttd d Rooms With Board,
ID at l6l Second street. References required.
seD6 So. ma Ers- E17 L 81
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Connecting at Little Rock with the steamers
Van Buren, Fort Smith and American, for all
points above, as high as Fort Gibson.
From the lst to the 10th of November the
new boats will be finished, and the Company
viii then run four boats from Memphistnroug
10 Fort Smith, giving direct communicate
with all points on tho river, the Arka nsas iver
now being in good navigable condition. Pas
sengels and freight are put through to ali nts
rates.
All persons shipping freight for any point on
the Arkansas river from North or East of Mem
s9N0. ID. ADAMS, Memphis. Merchandise
shipped from New Orleans should be consigned
70 W, w. JOHNSON, Napoleon, Ark.
fliM NfsJNO. D. ADAMS, President
NufsEfs el I. A. KENDIG, Agent ii j.
sep29 3Qi Front street. Mosby Block,
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STATE AND COUNTY TAXES.

OFFEcEoF STAgKARBCeuETY Tax Col. y
1ECTon CoRN1zn sECOSD AND UNION
- - STftEETs, GREEr LAW BUILDIEG,J
MEMPHIS, TENE October 10, 1865.
To the State and County Tax Payers OF shelby
County:
VoU are respectfully reminded that on and
IL afier Tie D fss=r q rr-rr l.- fr D .-
zssFirst Day OF November,
nroximo. Penalties will bs ettac bed TO all un-
ba,d STATE and 0nDty Taxes, as provided Tor
Under the smsnded IssEeBue Law. passed by
the General aAsse by March l3, 1855. Those
interested please take not ce.
Respectfllfy,sa eEsI aaa 81
ooli.Ivd&w WILLIAM MCLEAN,
= - state and County Tax Collector.
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PIKE & JOHNSON
AtsOrneJs, CoungellOrs : Solicitors

VNHIE nrm will aetice in the United States
i Supreme Court and Court Of Claims, and
will attend TO the recovery OF debts, accounts
and claims against the Government or indi-
viduals, and 10 business before Congress or in
the Departments.
The senior member OF the firm Qate OF the
Memphis Appeal has long been known in The
highest courts OF the country and the junior
has had large expeTienoe In departmental and
other business duIiBg mans years Of public
service In the House and Senate. They offer
their best and faithful services 70 those who
may need them jy3-seplOly
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MEMPHIS & ARKANSAS RIVER
- -
Packet ComPa'y,
NOTICE z

I 9 hereby given that an organization hes been
i effected under charter granted by he Leg
stature of Tennessee. November IL, 1876, en-
Titled An Act to incorporate the Memphis
and Arkansas River Packet Company"
JOHN D. ADAMS,
j. NJ. TEBBETr5,
JAMES AWSON, directors
sR. l.. HAINES,
HARRISON BLASDEL,
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sS- The following boats win each make trip
q week until the new boats of the Company,
now being buIlt, are finished leaving MEM-
PHIS as heretofore, on MONDAYS and
THURSDAYS, at O'Clock PM
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The Line OF Boats known az the Memphis
and Arkansas River u. s. Mail Packet Compa-
ny" is merged in the chartered company.
JOHN ID. ADAMS, President.
]. NJ. TEsBErrs, Secretary.
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+" Love lighted In the bosom's shriue,
IhrO' the long ages as they roll,
Burns ever with restless fire,
20 Deashless, immortal as the soul 20
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Thursday, St'er ". A. Caldwell, Haines
Master.
Monday, Steamer Ozark, Rowland, Mas.
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5. WKIsH1, L. D. K'KIsIOE. LUKE K. wRIGH
WRIGHT. heKIsICK &RRIGET,

A t t o + n evs at L a w ,
IN the Kit Williams Block, Nos. s and 8,
4 up-stairs. Madison street dec
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LAWYERS.

ALBEIT PIKE, cHAELEs ". ADAMS, L. H. PIKE
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wa FOR Sale.

NOR sALR-3ns UFEIGaF BOILER AND
ESGINE, on iron frame, 4-hOrse power.
Cal a y ater Tsl1ks. foot OF Madison street.
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Mississippi and Tennessee r. b.
Stockholders Meeting.

rT1HE Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders or
l the Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad
Company win be held in the city of Memphis,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-27

AN OLD AND OUTRAGEOUS OPYRSDER Ar
REsTED.-Ihursday night at q festival held at
the colored peoples church, on Vermont ave.
nue., between Y and X, q negro named Henry
Willis, well known 20 the police of the Sec
a nd Precinct) conducted himself In so outra.
geous manner that Sergeant Mulloy and ON.
GERS Williams and Calhoun were called upon
20 arrest Willis and some others who were
concerned in the disturbance. Willis made a
desp-rais resistance, cursed and swore in the
church and set he officers At defiance. He
was, however, oyerpowered, and when out
side The church broke away. After a chase Of
some minutes, Willis was finally captured and
lodged IN the Park Station House Yesterday
morning on full investigation of the charges,
before Justice thompson, the prisoner was
fully commit sCr Court 10 answer TO the
charges OF no Gus conduct IN the church and
resisting the fiicers while in the discharge of
Their duty. He was also ~ for having in his
posse ssiOn az the time of his arrest a deadly
and cone"aled weapon. During the inyestiga-
lion at the Sta ion House there was q number
OF colored per- M present, when the Justice
LOOK occasion 70 remark that ON account of the
frequency of such outrageous proceedings OF
tate Of Thee church festivals De intended in
.NtFy case similar To the foregoing brought be-
fOre him tOenforce the law with marked sever.
Iiy. We barn thar Willis was tried last Thurs
Gay morning az he Criminal Court for resist
iIs an offcer H. the discharge Of his duty and
here had The good fortune 20 escape
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THE NATIONAL LIpBSAvINs APPARATUS
Al o'clock yesterday afternoon, Mr.. NJ d.
Rossyally, general agent Of the .Life Saving
and Ship Bsllasting Company, Of New York"
gave an exhibition Of the new life. preserving
apparatus Al the Potomac ferry wharf A
large crowd was present, including many
ladies, besides Rear Admirals Radford and
Smith, and minor officers Of United States
navy, several members Of Congress, the press.
and scientific gentlemen. Major General Han.
cock, in highly complimentary note to Mr.
Rossyally, expressed his regret at not being
able 70 be present Secretary WeIles having
placed q Government steamer at the service OF
the exhibitor, al the ring Of the bell the boat
moved on into the current Of the river, and Mr.
Seifert jumped into the flowing stream, where
he seemed per fectly ssat home" with his 40 uatic
suit on Mr.: Rossvally was about to follow,
but preferred that some stranger should "try il
on" He readily found substitste in the
person Of Mr.. E N. Garrison, residing on G.
between 7th and sth streets, in this city After
being robed. Mr.. @. was somewhat ..shy''
about jumping OF the steamer, when Mr.. r.
gave him push and over he went Messrs
Seifert and Garrison remained in the water
fully halt an hour, noundering around am usin 2
themselves; and when they came out were AZ
dry - If they had never been IN the water,
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DIED..

MORTIn E1. On the 18th instant: after Q short
illness, CAROLINB W. D.. wife OF Charles Morti
mer in the e6th Year Of her age,
her friends and those Of the family are respect.
y fully invited TO attend her funeral from her late
residence, No. % Pennsylvania avenue, between
1st and 21d streets, tomorrow Sunday afterno
ct o 'elook
KANE. On Friday evening, the 18Th OF June,
le66. Mrs. CECILIA KANE, widow Of Patrick
Kape, aged 50 years
Of 20 clock ,. from her late residence, No 326
II street north, near 10th
. long snd psinfui illness, ANNIE B. OSSiRE' in
thefull hope Of Q blssssd Immortality.
The funeral viii take plses e morrow, from her
town Ct D. =. The ffisnds Of the family ere re-
specially Invited TO sttsnd without further no.
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Rf rHos. BOWLING. AnctlOueer: aeOreeto.a.
oBAsCEnI SALE OF IMPROVED sEAL

by Sirtus o. deere. q the saSrsm. cour, Of
sS sn.s pistr,et Of Coigpbis, pAs:sd IN Chsseery
Iri.rell e al. shall, on MONDAY, the 18th day
., yIne, lss on the premises, prsoesd 20 sell 81
Beatty Hsvkins' addition 70 Georgetown trent
ing " ieet on the south side of Madison street
nesr fayette street, and Containing about ~ acre.
Of land The improveme uts CONSIST OF w. g.
frame Dwsliins House
Terms: One third OF the purchase money % 10
paid cash. and the remainder In respectively sir
sna twelve me nths from day q sale, with interest
at the yurchssers option. 4 deed siyen when ali
purchase poney is paid. a. posit Of go Required
chaser's cost TTNOlIL Trnsss.
% ~ eo&ds THOMAS D6VITNc A.,
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ALEXANDRIA ITEMS. The Journal of th

ALEXANDRIA ITEMS. The Journal of this
morning says:
Yesterday at the Theological Seminary near
this city Deacon's Orders We're conferred on
the following parties by Bishop Johns and
kin, J. b. CraighilI. b. E. Reed, Kinloch Mel.
SON, ID. w. Hubbard and VIM. Hoxton; and
Priests orders upon Messrs. H. E. Hoyden T
u. Dudley, ID. H. Greer, and Walter O. Hull.
hen, and upon Messrs. J. H. Williams, ]. r.
Craighill, kinloch Nelson and G. w Peterkn
Osceola Tribe Red Men elected the following
officers Thursday night: Prophet, c. G. Wade
Sachem, A. H. Brown; Senior Sycamore, John
Record, W. Sisson; Keeper Wampum, r.
Owens.
Hogs are banished the realm on and after the
3nh, and all dogs not taxed are liable to sum
mary execution on and after that time.
The band Of gypsies lately encamped near
the Long Bridge, have left for s'new fields and
pastures green"
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THE SURRArT CAsR.-It Is understood that
the prosecution will on Monday, in the Crimi-
nal Court be ready 10 proceed with the trial OF
Surratf, but the Defence viii not be prepared
case as they sre ma s-sdy lS1sssis. As we'll as
bis -eeaesel, - doing his best to have the case
disposed of; out, being without means, be finds
II d fcult 70 procure his witnesses. The Gov
eminent II is true, pays the rsileage and per
diem Of 81 q! TO the wituesses for the deL
fence, but 40 this sum does not paw
men 10 leave their avocafious, IL Is diff
Ifcuh to get them here. The Government
Is represented by the District Attorney
and bis assistant fMr Wflson) with Mr. Riddle
who IL will be recollected was the manager in
the former trial; and defence by Merrick aud
Bradley, and IL 10 not unlikely that Mr.. Groes-
beck, who has been written to by some Of Sur
rats friends will be in the case. The defence
besides not being prepared t proceed on
MONDAY, viii also urge that their engagements
are such as 70 prevent them giving the case the
PIcKPocKHTs on ExcuRsroNs.-Receutly il
appears that some Of The pick pockets have heen
mont few days since. when four persons dis.
covered that their watches had disappeared
The detectives have these cases in hand and
will do their best TO turn them MP.
CURE FOR HYpRoPHoBIA.-Ed,sor Stor.
Houatt. the well.known veterinary surgeon,
who has oeen bitten eight or ten times by rabid
animals, says that crystal OF the nitrate O;
silver rubbed into the wound will positively
prevent hydrophobia In the bitten person or
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THE COURTS.

EQUITY COURT, yNdge Ossa.-After our re-
pof. closed yesterday Altman VS.. Huutley;
order for complainant to dle heterogeneous
and DEFENDANT to answer same day. Weber VS.
weber; rule on ]. Herman to ahow eau Sc for
Rot complying with terms Of SALE Wormlsy
VS.. Wormley; order of reference to auditor to
report on propriety of sale Williams.
To-day, Mary q. Ruply vs.. Chas. ]. Ruply;
decree OF divorce cinculo matrimonii. Johr
AIman w. Q: Q. Huntley, (Montana mail
route case;) order allowing defendant further
anne to snswer interrogaiories and disch lrging
him ON giving bond in the penalty of $4,000.
Middleton vs.. Berry; order mise ratifving trus-
on purchaser to show cause why he should NOT
comply with terms Of sale. -.
CRIMINAL COURT, Judge Wylie.-After our
report closed yesterday: Charles H. Barton,
indicted Tor the larceny OF money and cigars,
To-day, John r. Stuart, John Jefferson and
Edward Brown, indicted for the larceny of a
hog were found not guilty. John Thomas
ced to SIX months in Jail. Thomas Buckley.
convicted of an assault and resisting an ofYicer.
was sentenccd to pay cost OF as. Chsrles
drawn; nolle pros entered. Charies Grant,
assault and battery, nolle pros. Charles
White was found guilty of petit larceny and
sentenced to l0days in jail.
ORPHANS CoURr, Judge Purcen-The will
OF William Gray was probated; the will Of T..
PEARSON was also filed in like manner. The
last will Of Alfred Lee, feed dealer leaving a
very large estate to his family was also pro.
dated. has son, J. Lee, aud J. H johnson are
named - executors. Marg't X. Gray qualified
as executrfx Of w. Gray and Wild nan fhom as.
administrator OF BENJAMIN w. Thomas. A. II.
kimmell gave bond guardian of e. A.
Fonlke. Accounts Of ]. b. Turton, guardian
Of w. billions orphans, and of s. w. Owen,
guardian Of Kate d. Owen, were filed. Ad-
journed.
CIRCUIT COURT, Judge Fssher.-Yesterday.
Whitmore VS.. Shears; Judgment Of resti tuition
Clagett ct a.. VS.. Mack; Judgment for s5li;
carson VI. Foley: Judgment for fifty dollars.
On motion, w. N. Leslie, Of the bar of i Iii.
nois, was admitted to practice.
The trial Of the case Of Leefe agt the Wash.
lpgton and Georgetown Railroad Company
was resumed this morning and is now ON trial
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JEwKIRY.-20O new styles Studs, Sleeve Int
tors and Sets Of Jewelry, Silver Plated ware.
and Fancy goods received this morning, at
PriRgs One Dollar Jewelry Store, No. i}6
Pennsylvania avenue, near ~ street.
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ALcMSI OF COLUMBIAN LAW SCHoOL.-A
special meeting Of the Alumni Of CoIu m bian
Law School was held last evening at the Law
Building, on 5th street. L. NJ. Saunders was
elected temporary chairman, and Jos X. Ed.
son, secretary. After some considerable debate
II WA determined 70 effect permanent organ.
tZauon. An election was then ordered the
nrst three ofhcers being chosen by acclaim af,en
The following officers were elected: O. w
Samson, LII. D., sx sSscse president; Samuel
Tyler, LII. D., instructor Of the senior class.
and John O. Kennedy, Esq, Instructor OF the
Junior class, ex otci0 vice president: z II.
GerKe, vice president from the class OF lsGs. hi
Il. Searle, secretary; j. q. Kimball, treasurer.
The election Of vice presidents 70 represe M the
classes OF 1895 and 1857 was postponed Till the
next meeting, which IS 70 be held In two weeks.
NEW AUSTIoN AND COMMISSION HOUSE,
MI Walsh, Of the firm Of n. K Walsh Il Co..
having purchased, in Baltimore city, the lease,
good will, and fixtures Of store No. lss BAIT.
more street, Opposite Lightly from Lewis
Clark Il CO., and having associated with him
the well known dry goods merchant, j. Osburn
Dugap, Of Baltimore, the new firm have fitted
up this extensive and well known auction
house for the sale Of dry goods, boots and shoes.
cutlery, clothing, staple and fancy goods OF
every description, and solicit, through their
advertisement IN our paper, from this city and
Northern and Eastern cities consignments Of
the above goods The PRACTICAL experience OF
Mr.. Walsh is well known. he having been ia
the auction and commission business for the
last sixteen years, most OF which time be has
spent here.
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RffHos. BOWLING, Auctisneer oeorsetsvu.
VAd aSSsGE,oInn sscyEp ERoEEEIH IN

By virtue OF deed Of trust to the 9nd.vis..a.
ossrng date the 18th day Of june is7, aud record
q. Land Record. o. .ss bi.,ies Ps Of oSsss. 4
ehail expose TO public sale, on MONDAY
S the s.rpOo1, IN font X. '1 srS SSisss
ts., psIssi s!osnS and SEsn.s. ylSs and q .i;a
ATE IN Georeetcvn. In said District Of Columbia
known as and being all that part Of Lot auber-d
ten, no,D In Beatty q Hawkins addition te ssid
Town, contained within the following metes ami
Beeinnire on the east side Of Hish street tfty-
one feet two 90 inches south from Beal street
and thence running northerly gu High street 20
beall street, thence eAsterly on BeAll street one
hundred and twenty nine (l9 feet seven - iuc hes
thence south parallel with high street two ~ feet
and thence IN straight line % the point Of begin
same belor eing.
Terms cfsale- One half cash; balance In Of.
months with interest. from day OF sale sec ured O.
satisfaction OF Trustee ESQ 70 be paid on the lose
OF sale Conveyancfng and stamps az purchasers
cost. III terms are not complied with in i've day.
from day OF sale, Trustee right 20 resell
at purchasers risk on I've days notice
MAHL0N ASHFORD. Trustee
le4eodds THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
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ALL DISEASES OF THE FEET successfully
treated BY Ut. White, Surgeon Ohnopodist, 45a
Pennsylvania avenue between ~ and 9th
streets Once hours from 8 q. N. to p. N.
Established 1851.
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CITY ITEMS.

GENTLEMEN's BROWN Duck COATS of ex-
cellent quality, long ana short, for Sl.5J, at
George G. Hennlg'e, No. Sill eth street.
FoR CoENs, BUNIoNs, BAD NAILS, &C.,
visit Or. Whites rooms, No. ~ Pennsylyani ia
avenue, between * and 9th streets.
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BAlLIFP APPOINTRD.-Mr. JsdedMh (}st.,
tingr has been appointed one Of the baiIiGs OF
the court, and IL on duty in the Cnmiaai Oouyf
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THk RIVER FRONT. June T.-Harvey's
Wharf -Arrived-Schoone Loon, Capt. Ed.
gall, from Havre e-Grace, with coal for n
Barr & Go. Sailed-Steamer Pioneer. Owen.
Carriers wharf ed-schsoners Ans.
tria. woodland, from Norfolk, with shingles
to the order Of A. A. Mccullough; Geo. Frank.
lin, Tyler, from Eastern Shore, Md, with
wood Tor g; I. Sheriff Salled.Schr. Cooper,
woodland, for Alexandria to finish discharg-
idg cargo.
Joanson'. wharf.-Arrived-Barg Matilda,
Ice Co.: schr. Hampton, Lewis, with wood to
order; s. A. glass, Lewis, with wood to
order. Sailed-Barge Matilda, Brown, for An.
alostan Island, to load with ice
Rley's WhdT.-Arrived-Sch Brave.
Bradley, from BALTIMORE, with 10000 feet of
lumber for VIM. Mclean. Sailed-Schooners
W. II. Trayers, Todd, down the river, light;
EEa ,t AiI, light; Renshaw, Brown, light;
Fo,cler,s Wiacf-Arrived-S ehooners Emma
Bacon, Case, from Gardner, Me-, with ice for
the Washington and Georgetown Ice Com
with coal for Stewart & Boxer: Charity. from
St. Mary's, with wood for Clark e Hunt.
Saiied-Sshooners Susan Brewer, johnson,
with ice for the fishing grounds; Ovoco Mitch.
ell, and Thomas N. World, Seward. for Bait.
more, light.
Fays Wharf.-Arrived-Sc VIM. H.
Trayers, Todd, TO load with iron for Phiia.
delphia.
Gui~dnds WRdT.-Arrived-Sch Mer.
cnant, Philip, wood 70 market Samuel Mears
Garret, wood for Grinder: Fish Hawk, Chase
wood yor Plant; Union, Moore, do Sailed
Sallie, Bowie, light Pilot, Norris, light: Mer.
chant, Philip, light; Samuel Mears, Garrett,
light; Fish Hawk, Chase, light; Union, Moore,
light.
William d Jolly,s Whar.-Arrived-Sch
Martha Ann, Medley with coal for William
Jolly. Sailed-Schrs. B. N. Fox, Mawbray,
10 Georgetown to load with coal for Norfolk,
Va; Commerce, Chase, with bricks for Anna.
polls, Md.
Green's Whaf.-Arrived- Adeline.
Bennett, with wood for E. Grinder. Sailed
Lookout Bramson, light
CldTks Wharf.-Arnved-Mys Circle
Beacbam, with Virginia pine lumber for T.
E. Clark & Co.