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eONNETs, TRIMMINGS. ETC.
kM r S. NJ. a BIN o e r,
Artistic DES MODES,
1101,
y. w. Corner Eleventh and Chess
nut Streets.

This opportunity is taken to announce that have
lust returned from Paris and London, with the latest
FALL FASHIONS These designs being personally
selected and modelled from the greatest novelties
ana trimmed in asuperior STYLE will open
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1869,
With French and English Dresses, Closks, Mante-
let's, Sleeves, and Chlldren's Costumes, Rooe de
Chambre ana Breakfast dresses.
Dress and Cloak Making In every variety.
Wedding TrousseauX furnished at short notice and
reasonable prices.
Real Thread and Guipure LaceS, Roman anu ram
Ribbons and Sashes. - .
Paris Jewelry, newest style OF Jet Gold and Shell,
the rarest aha most elegant ever oHereu' har
Bands, Combs, and Regal Nets
Dress and Cloak Trimmings, the most tastelul tnat
are to be found in the French metropolis wholesale
and retail.
Bridal Wells and WreG this.
Kid Gloves, 7b cents and 81 90 per pair.
Exclusive Agents Ior NJ RS. NJ. WORKS celebrated
system for Cutting Ladies Dresses, Sacques Basques,
etc. etc. 81 stuJnS
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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1856
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

OF MARRIA G E.
New Course of Lectures, delivered at the New
York Museum Of Anatomy, embracing the subjects "a
How TO Live and What Live for Youth, Maturity and
Old Age; Manhood Generally Reviewed The cause OF
Indigestion Flatulence Nervous Diseases Accounted
Eor Marriage Phiiosophicaly Considered, etc. etc.
poSSet volumes containing these Lectures % pc fS
a. LEARY, JR., s. E. corner of FIFTH and WALEuT
Streets, Philadelphia. 2S
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-07

A SINGULAR MAIRIAGE-TwO PEOPLE
WITHOUT LEGS ARE JOINED IN WEDLOCK.-
6 Truth is stranger than felton," es one or
two others have remarked before US, and
each day fulfils the adage. For example ::
we we're witnesses on Monday afternoon to
a ceremony which could hardly have been
based upon the mere vagaries Of the hu-
man mind namely, the marriage OF two
persons neither of whom had legs. When
first we were told Of the coming occurrence
By an Irish Bohemian we were inclined to
think that he was about TO perpetrate q
bull, but after going with him to Howard's
Grove Hospital we saw that which put all
doubt at naught.
We were met at the headquarters of the
hospital by the Messrs. Stephens, who re
ceiged US with great courtesy; and after
waiting for some moments for the compile
ton of the preparations of the bridal party,
repaired to the chapel. Here quite num-
Der of the patients Of the hospital were in
wait for the performance Of the ceremony,
We had not long to wait, for in q few mo.
ments the bride and groom, preceded by
their maids and men, walked, or rather
found, their way in. The scene was really
o curious one. Imagine two people witt
legs cut off near about the knees waddlint
to the front Of the altar Of wedlock, ant
waiting with all patience to be Joined to
gether as man and wife. The ceremony
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-07

MAYORS CoURT-Mayor Chahoon pre-
siding.-Robert Robinson united States
soldier), charged with being drunk and
disorderly and violently resisting the po-
lice in the discharge Of their duty, was
sent to Camp Grant for punishment.
John Clarke, for assaulting Francis
Lewis, was fined two dollars and fifty cents.
Willis johnson and William Davis me
groes), charged with yagrancy, were sent
to the chain-gang for fifteen days.
John Johnson and Henry Anderson (ne-
groes), and John Doyle (small white boy),
charged with throwing rocks in the street,
we're discharged.
r Richard Bass (negro), charged with
stealing four chickens, was arraigned. He
confessed, and was sent to the chain-gang.
Hannah Kirby, charged with trespassing
on the premises of Mrs. G.. L. Bloomer, and
drawing pistol on her and abusing her,
was discharged.
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LA1LA.-This beautiful little operetta, SO
handsomely rendered by the young ladies
of the Broad-street Sunday school, will be
repeated next Thursday night. The time
spent in preparing the young ladies for it
we do not think has been lost, as they have
given evidence in the very creditable man
ner they severally perform their parts.
Virginia Hail was crowded to oVerfoTips
on its first rendition, and we trust our mu-
sic-loving public will attest their good taste,
ss we'll as their benevolence, by patron
izing the worthy objects for which " Laila''
is to be repeated. Several Of our leading
amateur instrumental performers have
kindly volunteered to assist on the coca
sion, which will be an additional attraction
to lovers of good music.
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The housekeeper and laundress should be cx-
tremey careful that their servants use no -four as
starch or II, starch for Il Will ruin the finest and
in time destroy any, fabric Starch in ifs natural
purity and strength 10 purely white and free from
sourDess and disagreesbie odsrs, while four
even the best) contains large quantity Of gluten
and OIL which digcoIors the linen and destroys 1t
by the frequent beschings. The evils Of both
flour and impure starch should he avoided. It
cannot be economy to ruin the linen by discoloring
1. with yello,o, sour, or musty starch, OF by q
mixture even worse-that OF nour mixed With any
grade OF starch. Directions FOR using DURYEA'S
SATrs-6Loss STARCH win be found upon each
package and box. st .EsE41 STa8
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ESCAPE OF PRIsoSERs.-Laste evening as
the penitentiary guard was returning with
the prisoners to the penitentiary three oi
them, - Schumacher, Sam Trip, and 8
third, whose name We were unable to
ascertain, made their escape. Schumaker
and Tripp were both in for pretty good terms
Schumacher was one Of Montelle's "pals, D
and made his escape once before. He had
hardly made his escape before he stole an
other horse. He was recaptured at Lynch
burg and brought back to his old home
The prisoners made their escape through
Haley's junk store, getting out the back
Tav
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LOCAL MATTERS.

ATTEMPTED BURGLART.-The house oi
Mr. J. G. Stockin, GIG Eighth street, be.
yond Leigh, was entered on the night OF
the 5th instant by breaking out portion Of
the blinds in the front airy and opening
the windows into the dining-room. Very
soon after the alarm was given, officer H.
F. Brimmer was on the spot, but no traces
of the burglars were left except few
burnt matches and the portion Of the shut
ter which was broken. .s.s.....
] On the same night an attempt was made
to enter the house 637 Fifth street; which
also proved failure. In this case the bur
glars were twice fred at.
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!, UNITED STATES MARSHAL FOR VIRGINIA,
The telegraph announces the confirmation
of the appointment of Captain D. B. Par
ker as United States Marshal for the Dis
trict of Virginia to succeed Colonel G. s.
Van Wrinkle Ia Johnsonian appointee), re-
moved. Captain Parker is well known
throughout the State as special agent OF
the Post Office Department, in which capa-
city he hes been very efficient.
In this connection we may express the
hope that the change in the Marshalship
will not necessitste the removal Of the
courteous and efficient deputy, MIR. John A.
Lynham. With this gentleman the bar and
the public have been more in contact than
with the principal, and we are assured that
all concerned will be pleased to hear Of his
continuance in Office.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-07

BIBLE SOCIETY OF VIRGINIA-ANNUAL
MEETNG.-Ths annual meeting of the
Bible Society of Virginia was held last
night at St. Paul's (EpiscopaD church, and
was attended by large congregation re-
presenting the various religious denomins-
tons Of the city.
Rev. DR.. Woodbridge presided, After
singing and prayer and the reading Of
Scripture by Rev. DR.. Peterkin, the annual
report was read by Rev. DR.. Read:
From the annual reports which were read
we CLEAN the following statistics Of the
operations of the Society during the year
ending March 3lst, 1859: a.s.
Sales to auxiliaries and agents: Bibles,
1919; Testaments, 2,436 value, 81 ,409.53.
Grants to auxiliaries, ministers, and others,
for gratuitous distribution Bibles, 1,04s !;
Testaments, 1923; value, s727.7O. Life
members: Bibles, 40; Testaments, l2S !;
value, $58.42. Total-Bibles, 2,l76; Tes-
taments, 1887; value, 52,195.65. Whole
number sold and gIatuitously distributed,
exclusive Of sales at the depository in
Richmond, 6,5G3.
Sales to agents and .AuriItGrfes at the Depository
for The Year.
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QUALIFICATION OF NEW APPolNTEEs.-
The newly-appointed officers in the capitol
building gave their official bonds on yester'
day. Colonel Stanton, First Auditor, in the
sum Of 100000, with ]. L. Darlington,
George L. Bidgood, George Chahoon, J. NJ
Humphreys, Samuel Ruth, and Charles B
Hsbliston as his securities Colonel Nal
lory, Secretary of the Commonwealth
$4,000, with Judge Bond and Colonel P
A. Davis as his securities; and Major Por'
ter, Second Auditor, $4,000, with Thomal
r. Branch as his security.
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1Otdl-DlUieS, 4,Ufoy AeosoASASSt ~1@"S'
value, 81, 4O9.5
Judge Hugh W. sheffey, of StauntoD,
delivered an eloquent address on the Bible,
urging its claims as the great agent for
good to mankind in all generations, closing
with on urgent appeal to the people of Viz
ginia not to prove recreant to the cause
committed to their trust; not to deny to
their fellow-men that priceless boon, for the
want of which thousands are perishing
even at our doors in the darkest ignorance
not, when kneeling with their families and
saying Give US this day our daily Bread y
to forget those furnishing ones in homes
where the bread Of life is unknown, and
where men and women are born, grow up,
and die without this knowledge.
Rev. DR.. Plumer was then introduced
and held his large audience wrapped with
attention as he depicted the Bible 10 be, as
its greatest recommendation and in lts
largest sense, the Eternal Word 0f God,
which can never pass away" His power.
full, vivid pictures, illustrating the effect of
the hearts and lives of it's lovers, went
home to every soul. When asked was there
any hope for us as people in our present
distracted state, he answered, "The Lord
reigneth; let the earth be still" Even
infdels and the boasted philosophers cf the
earth have acknowledged its power in me-
ments of dark trial, when the truths taught
them at their mothers knee rose up ire
sistibly in their memories, and tore aside
the earthly veil which had obscufed them
At the conclusion of DR.. Plumer's ad'
dress the election of officers was held
resulting as follows:
Presideut-Rev. George Woodbridge, D
D.
First Vice-President-Rev. NJ. D. Hoge
D. D.
Second Vice -Preaidcnt-Rev. c. H. Read
D. D.
Third Vice-P -President-Rev. c. Minnige
rode, D. D.
Fourth Vice -President-Rev. D. S. Dog
gett, D. D.
Corresponding secretary-Mr. E. B
Bentley.
Recording Secretary-Mr. II. II. Meade
Treasurer-Mr. George L. Bidgood.
Other Managers.-Revs. w. Brown, T
L. Preston,J. Q. Cranberry, J. E. Edwards
Messrs. Thomas Branch, G. D. Fisher, 7
Il. Ellis, P. F. Howard, s. NJ. Price, Samue
Putney, N. C. Bead, Ass Snyder, William
F. Taylor, D. N. Walker, William Willis
Jr., James Woodhouse.
Rev. DR.. Doggett offered the following
resolution which was adopted:
"Resolved, That the thanks of the
Virginia Bible Society are due, and are
hereby rendered, to the Rev. DR.. Plumel
and the Hon. H. W. Shetfey for their admi
rable and effective addresses just delivered
and that they be requested to furnisl
copies of the same for publication with tn
annual report"
After singing, the meeting was dismisset
With benediction offered by Rev. DR.
Woodbridge.
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APPo1NTMENTs.-General Webb yester-

APPo1NTMENTs.- General Webb yester-
day morning appointed Addison Duffy
mayor of williamsburg vice Robert saun.
ders, N. B. Hendry mayor of Staunton vice
K. X. Trout, and B. NJ. Campbell mayor
Of Warrenton uice Charles Bragg, Il. H
Robertson recorder of Wsrrenton uice s.
W. Caldwell, B. ]. Eppes, Commonwealth 's
attorney Of Greensville and Sussex vice W
J. Goodwin, of Greensville, and L. W. Ma
son, of Sussex, and sixty-aight justices Of
the peace, two overseers Of the poor, and
FIVE constables.
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LIST OF UNMAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN TIE RICHMOND PosT.0FFICE bPRiL
7, lS6s.-Dr. James Deaton, James Fl. H.
Mack icclored), Richmond, Va; Mrs. Mar
tha Gaines, Hanover county, Va; Mrs. Al
mira Graves, Nottoway county, Vs.; Monty
simms, Green county, Va. Jal Bowman,
Charlotte county, Va; silas Carter, Han
over county, Va. =
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PUBLIC ADJUSTMENTS.
THE cEAPaAN SISTERS

L
The burlesque opera season at the Theatre
| is certainly proving source OF delightful
| amusement to the public, and promises 70
be really remuneratiTe to thss most de-
serving of theatrical managers John =.
Ford. On Monday night was presented
that chsrmingly ridiculous and irresissibiy
funny burlesaue opera Of lxion." We
have never had anything ikc 1t on the
Richmond stage. First Of oil Miss Blanchs
Chapman, with beautiful and beaming facs,
fine figure, elegant costume, and winning
ways, personated the hero Of the piecs,
who, for his daring smours with the god
desses, is condemned to remain forever at
the wheel, which, by the way, Is only seah
wheel as you may see in the pilot-houss
Of any steamboat on the james. Ella
Chapman, who cannot be above asweee
SIXTEEN" was charming as the !" Celesttsia
Telegraph Boy" alias Mercury. Herdances
and songs were loudly encored. Then
there was Bishop, at whom, as Minerva,
you need only look to laugh. He kept the
audience in roar Of laughter with his
inimitably comic acting, his "soothing
SYRUP" and his part in the can-can Of tho
gods. The other parts were we'll sustained,
and gave general satisfaction. We hope to
see "Ixion" produced once moro before
the charming Chapmans take their leave
Of rs. s.---3- ssEe,. ,aa px6 s.isg2st4Es
last Nigh the buriesaue opera Of Cinds-
relIa was produced with on excellent cast,
and the whole company was received even
more favorably than on their first APP
pearance. iTo-night Fra Eiayolo-one Of
the best pieces in the repertoire Of the Chap"
mans, will be represented in grand style,
and good house is already insured. s..
BRIGNoLI.
Brignoli le grand gave the second Of his
concerts last evening, and was again greeted
By one Of the most brilliant and select
audiences We have ever seen in Richmond.
It is needless for US to enter into an ex-
tended notice of so brilliant an artist. He
is almost bound to sing we'll. We hear
those who have have heard him long before
express the opinion that he was never in
better voice than now. He goes from hero
southwark. 4: ~ .Eaio
Mr.. NIcHoLLs's READINGS. 5d8s iE%
There is good reason to believe that the
entertainment provided by Mr.. Nichols,
under the auspices Of the Young Meas
Christian Association, on tomorrow night,
will be q great success. The programme
published to-day under the title Of IAN
Evening with the Humorists" is truly
rich, and We feel assured that all who heard
Mr.. Nichols last year will avail themselves
of this opportunity to renew their scquaint-
ance with Dora Copperfeld, the " Little
Vulgar Boy" and Major Mandy. II
As Mr.. Nichols is brought here by the
Committee on Ways and Means, instead Of
by the Lecture Committee Of the Associa-
tiop, it must be distinctly borne in mind
that the usual members tickets will not
secure admission. 1t is fifty cents head
all around.
NEGRO MINSTRELSY, -
Skiff s. Gaylord's famous company COM
mence their short engagement at Metropoli-
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH C0NCEHT.-The
first Of the grand concerts took place last
evening, and was perfect success. We
regret that the crowded condition Of our
columns prevents any further notice this
morning. The second concert takes place
on Friday evening, and will be as fine a one
az that of last night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-07

ENCOURAGE THE MANUFACTURE OF RzTgrGH-
RAToRs AT II ME.--We would again call the at
tention Of our citizens to the refrtgerators manu-
factured by EOUNcAsTLE at s2o Broad street. His
workmanship cannot be excellsd by the northern
makers his prices low as the lowest. II
you spend your money ut home you may reaaona-
bly, expect to get some portion Of 1t back. Can
you say as much Of money spent North Old re-
frgerators made as good as new at $40 Broad
ctr
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GRANITE WORKS.

DICHMOND GRANITE COMPANY
III q, !, e are prepared 20 fusnish Ae very best
quality Gt tdNIIEs dressed or. uaeresse.s m any
ffE WORK at short notice. special attention
etycp 10 rough OF dressed WALL WORK, GENE
VERY WORK, &C.. and al material lnsnisned.
GEoa6E RLpAKNTMAA
kl-sm eulaTintcnde1,t
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Mr.. LINCoLN's OLD CLOTHES, nor any oth:r
man's, are not on exhibition at the CORNER OF
TH1RTEESTH AND MAIN STREETS. There e. B.
SPENCE Il soN have . stock OF clothing as fresh as
the very buds and blossoms Of the present spring.
60 eye them, buy them. try them, and you'll find
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-07

FOR COUGHS AND THROAT DISORDERS use
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCuEs having proved
their efficiency by test OF many years.
II have never changed my mind respecting them
from he first excepting to think yet better OF that
which began thinking well or" . r4y
Rey. HENRY WARD BEECHxR.
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The County JAIL.-The contractors en-
gagged in rebuilding the old county Jail are
making good progress with their work. The
walls and raf,ers are up, and workmen ere
nov engaged in stating the roof. The pro-
spects are that it will be completed by the
time contracted for.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-07

Characterization Bolts (negro) was
received ct the penitentiary yesterday
morning from Petersburg, having been SEN
fenced to two years Imprisonment for ma
licious cutting.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-07

THE RELIGIOUS HERALD, q common medium
OF communicated among Baptists Of the South, Is
an excellent medium for advertising. It Is read
by thousands who rarely see any other paper.
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HENRICo COUNTY CoURT-JuStice At!ee
presiding.-Peter Dickerson was tried yes
terday for retailing ardent spirits, &C.,
without license, and the jury hung. After
wards noNe proSequi was entered.
Monday next was set for the trial Of Psge
and Baker for felony.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-07

MILITARY CoMMIssIoNER.-Breve Major
McNett has been appointed military com,
missioner for the sixth division, station al
Petersburg, in the place of BreTet Major
S. A. Porter, appointed Second Auditor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-07

+ APPLEToN's JoURNAL.--We are indebted
to Turner, lila Main street, for the second
No. Of App!eton's Journal, the new and
popular literary and scientific weekly.
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was well performed by Scott Gwathmey, the
colored parson of Chimborazo. 2a}*'

was well performed by Scott Gwathmcy, the
colored parson of Chimborszo. a"..
The parties married were Wilson Brax-
ton and Emily Johnson. The groom vas
married once before, and comes from King
William county, snd is about forty-fve
years Of age. He lost his legs from frost
bite about fourteen years ago. BE formed
an attachment for his wife about year
ago, but was not allowed TO marry by the
authorities at that time. Not to be daunt-
ed, he went to work and procured homo
for himself on the Nine-Mile road. he is
an industrious fellow, and is said to be an
excellent garden hand, because he does not
find any necessity for bending his back in
wedding, etc., and can stand any amount of
labor.
Emily Johnson has been married twice,
and lost her legs from the same cause as
her husband, in 1865. She is also q useful
woman washes and irons capitally, and is
most excellent nurse.
The couple will doubtless prove happy
one, despite their great Affections.
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WTORTIY OF ATTENTION.
THE NV PLAN LIFE INSURANCE.

LIFE INuRANCE made easy by the NJ:
TijAi. BENEVOLENT LIFE INSURANCE
CONPANYH Richmond, Va. Strictly mutual,
as all profsI are the property OF the policy
holders.
PIcmiumonid but once.
Noia ouIio pay losses.
fremiumsrom go to SIS.
Call and scare your policy.
0filce, corsr Of Main and Twelfth streets.
y. A. BELNlN, President;
ruhc7 ET. y. SrARkE, General Agent
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N. ELLYsoN & co. win insert advertisements In
the principal newspapers In Viglnia, North Caro-
lima, Tennessee, and the northern cities, at pub
lishers' rates, for cash. Apply at this sfaee..
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"OUR DAILY BREAD for which we all pray.
is delivered promptly In all parts Of the city By L
d. BRIGGS. .s-. tsr.., >i. -
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MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF
SA VIRGINIA.
CHARTERED 1874.

OFFICE CORNER TENTH AND BANK sIA1Ate'
IgsUREs BUILDINGS BY PEEPETUDAMhr Mrs oh
ANNUAL POLICY AT LOWEST hAIho.
The old .sfour.6f,hso system has been Spoi'
ished, and the assured are now given a9i n'
Eurance Is in other companies. . Govt
HERBERT A. CLAIBORNE, frfnclpai Asc"S0
JOHN B. DANFOETH, secretary. sl
HENRY ID. DANFURTH, ASST Secretary
sAhUEL II. PULLIAM, Collector.
DIREC1OR5
JA92elin p. Taylor, James q. Sranh
William q. Allen, James Dunlop,
John q. Hobson. John Purcell,
Thomas II. Eliis. John Freeland. r
Afred r. Harrtn Garret r. Watson,
William Gray, Williaa Pslmer, a.
George Davis 49, JAZZ
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A.-Money advanced on diamonds, watches
jeHelry, silYerware, clothing, &c. .e,ae..
H.HARRIs i BRO,
1871 Main street tup stairst.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port OF RICHMOND, AaaIL s. 1859.

Sun rises ......... b39 MOON riSeb.. 90
Sln sets...........6.2ll High ttde..........l.@
POET OF RICHMOND. sAasIL s. 1859.
ARRIVED. /. -y e..s,rsa4
Steamer Eliza Hancox, Clifford, Norfolk,
merchandise and passengers, L. 3: fatum.
Steamer Norfolk, Platte, Philadeiphia, mer'
Schooner Mary Haley, Haley, Woods Hole.
guano, Allison & Addison.
SAILED.
Steamer Isaac Bell, Bourne, New York,
merchandise and passengers, w. O. Danham
4 Co,
merchandise and passengers, HarTeys 4 VII.
liams.
Schooner Adaliza, LoyeIand, Osborne, TO
load coal for New York, to order.
Schooner Sea Lion, James, Cabins Point
creek, TO load lumber for Baltimore.
Schooner Seventy six, TeeI, down the river,
light. t
BELOW.
Steamtug 4. Ludlow, with three schooners
In tow, bound up.
ASNoRANpUN.
The schooner Blue Jacket (Br.) will hsye TO
be hauled up on the marine railway TO repair
slight damages.
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GATHRIGHT will sell at 10 o'clock an as.

E. GATHRIGHT will sell at 10 o'clock an as
sortment Of fine furniture.
LYME BROTHER will sell at AZ O'Clock q
small frame house on the east side Of Mich
olson street, in the plan of Fulton.
A. @. PULLIAM will sell at 81 o'clock 3
house and two lots adjoining Manchester.
PAINE L co. will sell at 10 o'clock desira.
bic assortment of fresh spring dry goods.