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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-21

BARosCoPE.-A new instrument called bar
oscope, is realizing large sale. 1t comes to
Paris from Havana. 1t is said to proguosticate
the weather twenty-iour hours in advance, by
changes in the fluid contained in tube. 10
make one, take glass tube a foot long and
three and one-third inches in circumference
fiji it with the following liquid: Camphor, two
parts; saltpetre, one part; dissolved in alcohol
and partially precipitated with distilled water.
Then close the tube and place it in the air to,
ward the North, and out of the sun. You will
then observe the following barometrlc phenom-
ena. For fine weather, the liquor in the tube
viii be transparent; for rain there Will be
crystalized stars floating about IN the llquld
for tempest, the liquid will be iull OF crystals,
in an apparent state of ferment for wind the
crystals will adhere to the side OF the tube from
which the wind is going to blow. This simple
invention is more certain and cheaper than any
other barometer In use.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-21
lLEXANDRIA, LuUD0tN X HAMr
a SHIRE Rail ROAD.
MmMWaa VI IS. ssssss . ;s;sis.s,s;s

N SUlRk Kali hohb.
MmM4aE ~ iass''
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT, BEGlASlAu
APRIL !, 1863
TWo TRAINS DAILY (EXCEPf nuH-
wy RETWEEN ALEXANDRIA
AND HAMILTON.
H I.esve Alcxandria ~ s a M and ~ M
Leave Hamilton a; o a NJ w. .n afI ~, u ~ NJ 1T
The a. m. train from exahdr'a IN! li'@"
/, m train from Hamilton. coEn"c; win hrnp
|IDsily Limo OF Coschcs for fur'e.iN'H"' ''h"t
ersyille, Barryvilln and WInrA"'t"ii ago: Wal"
|IKeemers Line of Coaches. whlrh I'aV: Lee
iburo daily for BalPs Mill. Aide anL Middle
|burg. On and after June ~ Stage VIII run
|haily 10 Capon Springs.
i All trains arrive ut Aleiandrlt at cohHohieht
bor~s for connexions with Washington ani
IBnltimo:e, same day ms
/ From ALEXANDRIA To
n eesburg 20 Wincho,ler .........9i ~
Clarks Cap. y Balls Mlii.,........ -
Hnmton ......... Z - Ald.'.......-.......... : -
Purcellvillc.... 2 IS MiidIebGrg.....- " -
Berry villc.......... 81
Goods Der Now York, Phiiadeipha or E,lti
more steamers, KaA road or Exnress, l." ctro Il
III. Hnvcnncr General Agent ~ AioXandrIs,
u'ill be forwarded over the road free oil chars"
for commission
o., nmnts,ion tickets between Alexander
And Il Mutton, ana MI lhlerhi'uiai" s'a'''''s' %
low Fate. ;.,
| Round strip tie els good only Tor day OF issis
between A eAandria and Hamilton, and between
those and i'm rmcdintc points, ut reduced raloa.
'N0'' NATHANIEL HAYS,
n.r211y Genera. Sup't.
I,HE RICHMOND. FKEDERICKSBU RI
AND POTOMAC ROUTE:
THEOLD FAVORlTE MAIL ROUTE VIA
AQUA CREEK.
THE SHORTEST AND BEST RomTE l"
RICHMOND AND THE SOUTH:
-W-, Fast and comfortable SThA NJ ERr
Elenve Washington city twice daily,
Sunday u. m excepted from the wharf loot "'
Seventh street, A. 100 n. M, and 100 p til
stopping at & G1 mel Say anJ FsIor
;ns,oburo and Potomac Railroad, with elegant
cars supplied with elegant sleeping, chair GA
sll it, trains Through tickets and baggage
checks to all points South.
Both boats stop 81 Alexandria gong Snd re
turning. oAM rT W. NJ im,
=, e. Richmond, Va.
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TO LADIES.

NECK RIBBONS AND BOWS OF EVERY
DESCRIPTION,
SasheE, ell coloTs. very cheap; Grenadines
for Wells, all colors, very cheap.
Also, All elegant assortment Of ElBBoNS OF
every shade and width.
Thread Larcs an | Blends Of MI widths, and
everything in MILLINERY GOODS. which
have selected myself in Now York within tho
last week, with the greatest caro-, AID am pro-
pared To soil all cheap.
An carly call is solicited
Mrs. G. Il. SIMPSON,
my lj--tf No. l25 King street.
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BRANCH OFFICE:
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUlLDlNG,
PHILADELPHIA,
where tho general business Of tho Company !;
transacted, and to which all general correspond
ence should be addressed.
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THE GAZETTE.
MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 2l.
Ode 10 the Orb of Day.

From the Cincinnati Gazettc.l
Hail, hyperdiaphanous aud superlustrous orb
OF day,
La whose efFulgent beams with joy lusoriouS
insects play;
Before thy face the nebuloas mists hasten to
deliquesce,
And quickly from thy countenance all olum
bratlons press.
Fructiterous trees, bacciferous shrubs, own thy
vivi6c ray,
Cornuted rams and Aocculent sheep, 1isporting
love thy sway.
The garish rooster ambulates with urgent,
pompous mlen,
And peacocks Ger the vernal sward display
their caudal sheen
When thou dost appropinquate towards THIS
terraqueous sphere. :.
Thy corruscations vespertine cause adscili'
tious cheer;
Thine evanescent nitency shines mid the
viminal trees,
And bathes in richest splendor the broad, veil
ferrous seas.
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ESs> Give me n call. oct G-tf
JRISIN-The subscribers have just received
i supply of iRlSIN, the great VEG ETA
BILE ALTERATIVE and TONIC for the c"
tain cure of Scrofrla, and AL eruptions ~, Ir,
skin, Rheumatism, Gout, Neural" oi Inc
Headache, Nervousness. and DIV ~ S TI,
above article is prepared fror ,Spepsla, ne ne
tho celebrated DR.. John w - lilD "li';u'a
retail, by
mv90 eco IL CREIGHTON,
=. 10y kin0 street
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GUNNER BOARDING.

$ UNNEE B0AEDIN''
BEVERIDGE HOUSE,
MIDDLEBURG, LOUDOUN CO, VA.
The subscriber is prepared to acco immediate
a limited number Of boarders during tho Sum
NOR months at the above.named hoU SO, which
has been reltted expressly for tho pu rposc
There is q fine Chalybcato Spring within n !
of A mile of the place, the water of which con
tains Iron. Magncsia and Sulphur, and has
been pronounced by Prof. Gibson, of Phila-
dclphia, who analyzei it, to be equal to any
Chslybcatc Spring in the State. Persons VIII
find this pleasant and healthiul retreat during
the Summer. Stages leave Leesb urg daily and
stop at the hotel For terms, apply To
a. NJ. TUBMAN,
rry 2C-2m Miidleburg Va.
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OFFICERS ::

CLARENCE IL. CLARK, President,
JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance ana hNecu-
tive Committee.
HENRY ID. COOKE, Vice President.
EMERSON w. PEkT, Sect'y. and Actusry'
This Company offers the following adVsh-
tages:
II is National Company, chartered by spe-
cial act of Congress. le6S. oooo,
1t has a paid up capitsl of 81 ,OO0,On
1t offers low rates OF premium
1t furnishes larger insurance than other com
psnes for the same money.
IL is definite and certain in It's terms.
1t isa homo company in every locality.
Its policies are exempt from attae hment
There are no unnecessary restrictions IN the
policies.
: Every policy is non forfetable.
Policies may be taken which pay to tho IA
sured their full amount, and return All their
premiums so that the insuranc" costs Only Inc
Interest on the annual payments.
Policies may be taken which pay to the m
sured, after a certain number OF years during
life, an annual income of one tenth the amount
named in the policy.
No extra rate is charged for risks upon the
lives of females. =,
1t insures not TO pay dividends to policy mold
ers but at so low = cost that dividends Will DO
Impossible. ..,
given on application To the brahch oiice "' In'
Company. or to
JAY COOKE & co, Washington, DC,
Gen.Agts. Tor ID G., Del, Va:snd w: va
FRANCIS A. DlCklNS,
Agent for tho counties of Alexandria and FAR
E,N Prince William and Fauquer, al Inc
Court Houses of tho respective counties on
Court days. Postohice ut Alevandrla OF
Fairfax Court House.
lss-Solicitors wanted for tho Company.
ian 27-d&tw6m
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NOR RENT AND SALE.

E'VTs ItHNI wv 54'11'''
For rent my FARM, "GkAFTCN," in Fau-
duier co., Va, containing 30 acres, lbs acres
being in timber; has An excellent HOUSE,
good water and all necessary ou:-buildings.-
Will he leased to Il reliable person for term
Rappahannock staff On, O. & A. Il. K
/, Also offer TO-. salo my FARM. sgd
NEI,' sdioininr; the above, containing $50
acres, (75 of viii n is in TIMBER. No improve
ments.
Possession g ven to either when required.
CHAPMAN NEALE.
Apply to GREEN ~ WISE, 25 Mansion
House Buil'.ng ap 26-2awtJyl
VXINDOW SHADES
w FOR SPRING TRADE.
Just reg .eived splendid assortment of Gold,
Transps cent and Landscape Window Shades
very cheap, AT T. Cl.AkhEi',
apd No l53 King st., Alcxa, Va
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CASH CAPITAL ......................Sl. OOO.OOO
PAID IN FULL.
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mar 20
ftOAl Ii
NlIE BEST In THE WORLD.
TIE SINGER FAMILY SEWING MA
CHINE

THE SINGER FAMILY SEW Nc MA
CLINE
The superior morris o. tho SINGER NJ A.
Gil n Els over all others for either family use
or manufacturing purposes are So well ostnb-
u-hcd ard So generally admitted that M Gnu
mcration OF their relative GXcellcncos Is no
longer considered necessary. This machine IN
question is simple, compact. durable and beau
tiul, and is quiet and light running, and caPa-
Bile of performing n range and variety "i work
never before attempted upon any single ma
chine, sewing with equal facility tho very finest
and coarsest materials, aud anything between
tho two extremes, in the most neat and substan-
tinl manner lis attachments Tor Braidins,
Tucking, Hcmming, CordinG, Falling, Quilting,
Binding, &c., are neat and practical, and have
been invented and adjusted especially for this
machine. The sale of this machine ince m
agency has been established in this city is with
out precedent, and is now presented to the pub
lie rs incomparably tho best machine iii tho
world We ask an examination OF them by tho
pubic, ~ we feel assured that they hayo only
to be seen to be appreciated.
G. &. BERRY, Agent,
80, 1 Eiun, - A 1oNuu1riu Va
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-,POTOMAC TRANSPORTATION
EkC LINE.

POTOMAC Tn HfA AEsroKrATloN
FOR BALTIMORE AND LANDINGS ON
THE POTOMAC RIVER.
Steamer EXPRESS Captain A. c. Nickle,
having resumed her old route. will leave Balti-
moro, Pier 10. 8. Light street wharf, on every
TUESDAY EVENING. at 4 o'clock pm, for
Alexandria, Washington and Landings on tho
ton at a. m, and Alexandria at q. M. on
every SATURDAY MORNING.
TO SHIPPERS-Goods consigned through
TO stations on the railroad. will be forwarded
without delay on arrival OF the steamer u. Al
efandria. For further information apply g.
j. BRODERS s. CO., Agent
mar 17-tf No. II King ST., Alexs Va
>sees MERCHANTS LINE NEW YORK
1iki2 STEAMSHIPS.
The line consists Of tho following lrst.clsss
II. 9. KNIGHT:.....,...... Capt: j.. w; Denty
JOHN GIBSON. ......".... Capt w. II. Winters
AND
VALLEY CITY; ..;.:;;,;; Capt W; johnson
for this port, snd returning will leave Alexan-
dria EVERY FRIDAY, 1T II o'clock.
HOOE. WEDDEKBURN & CO.,
Agents, No. 2 Prince sts.,
PHILLIPS 81 BROWN,
ap Off 81 south street. Pier No. 10.
IT, FOR BALTIMORE POTOMAC
Z LANDINGS.
Tho new steamer w. w. COLT Capt John
II. Wilson, will leave Pier g. Light ST. wharf.
Baltimore EVERY FRIDAY, at 4 p. m, for
ALEXANDRIA and WASHINGTON. stop
ping ut the following way points on the Polo
mac river:
Cone River, Lodge Landing, .Kinsse. Jones'
Wharf, Piney Point HszePs Wharf stones
Wharf, Cobrum, Matthias Point, Smith
Point and Glymont returning, leave 9TH ST..
wha.r Washington, EVERY TUESDAY
MOK&fNG, at 6 o'clock, touching At King st.
wharf, Alexandria
Freight Ut all descriptions carried At low
rates. Freight received at Alexandria on Mon
day. For further Information apply to
w. g. PENDLEfOE & CO.,
100 Light street Wharf, Baltimore
d. T. WILSON. Alexandria
BISCOE, LUfTREL. & co.
mar 22Atf Washington.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-21

The FAEM, "FLATBUSH," situated near
Bristoc station, O., A. & M. 4. r., adapted to
all the crops usually raised in that country,ann.d
near enough to the railroad to make IL PROM
blo market farm. For terms apply to +; ~
MUSCT Eft. Port Tobacco, Md, or to +; s.
GIBSON, Brownsville, Prince William co., Va
. my 26-law3W
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-02
NEW BURG,

REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-The following are
recent transfers OF real estate In Newburg, N. VI:
Joseph Low, lot northwest corner OF Smith and
Fifth streets, to John A. Boyd; consideration $4,000
John w. Forsyth, brick dwelling 1883 First street,
with lot, 35xl0d to A. A. Bensel, for "a. 200.
COUNTY COURT OF ORANGE COUNTY.-This court
closed its session at Newburg on Friday. Twenty.
two indictments were found by the Grand Jury.
Resolutions or respect to the memory OF the late
OF Orange county, were adopted and appropriate
addresses were made by the County Judge, and
Stephen W. Fullerton, District Attorney.
SPECIAL ELECTIoN.-The Common Council has
ordered special election TO take place on Tuesday,
october %, to decide upon plan proposed by the
Water Commissioners OF Newburg for increasing
the water supply of the city. The plan contemplates
the construction OF new reservoir and the laying
OF three and onehaf miles of pipe OF sixteen inches
capacity. The estimated cost OF the Improvement
Is az. O0O
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-02
CONNECTICUT.


DINu8cpOFts
GENERAL DWIGHT NORRIS, ex-Consul to Havre, mas
purchased the fine place belonging to p. I. Barnum,
IN this city, known as "Lindencroftn He VIII re-
side here.
AssAULT.-JudRe Lockwood, of the City Court. was
violently assaulted ana beaten IN the street Thurs
day by man named Frank Hall, against whom the
Judge had brought sentence for fifteen dollars and
costs for an assault recently Hall has been arrested
MILK TRAIN SMASHED UP-FoURTEEN CARS
WREcKED-0NE MAN HuRT.-The down milk train
Thursday night over the Naugatuck Railroad ran
over an OK about three miles this side OF Waterbury,
The train consisted OF engine, fourteen platform
cars, two box cars and passenger car. The engine
struck the animal and knocked him from the track,
70 the track, coming In contact with the
nrst platform car, throwing IL crosswse
OF the track. and blocking up the road.
were pei up IN general wreck making oSwsi heap Of
broken iiuoefs, wheels and Old iron twenty feet in
height The gradual smashing OF these cars saved
the remaining cars leaving them on the track unhurt
one brakeman, named Shrewsbury was seriously
injured and taken 10 Platt's, where he placed In
the surgeons hands. Ii was most fortunate and
provldentla circumstance that no serious Injuries
were inflicted on the passengers. II the platform
cars had not been attached to the train the baggage
and passenger cars would have been wrecked
and most OF the passengers killed. The up trains
were delayed ali night special train came
down from Waterbury, and the passengers, baggage
and mail OF Conductor A. 8. Beers train were trans
ferred to It, and the train reached Wlnsted at eleven
o'cock-about TWO hours and q quarter behind time.
The passengers on Conductor Dade's train. from
New Haven, were taken to Waterbury In hacks.
superintendent Beach was on the up train, and
Immediately commenced the work OF clearing away
the wrecked cars. The brakeman who was injured
was taken to Waterbury and cared for al the hotel
The road was cleared on Friday morning IN time for
the passenger train, which arrives at Bridgeport ut
9:55 A. NJ; the early freight train followed as an
extra.
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ItLfGRApHic NEWS IIEMi

The tobacco crop In the vicinity OF Cincinnati, In
Ohio ana Kentucky. has been Injured by frost.
The funeral OF Rev. John Boyden at woonsocket,
II. l., yesterday afternoon, was attended by 5000 or
1000 people.
Gideon NJ. Dawson, an old and leading citizen,
who started the first newspaper at Saratoga in 1885,
died 10 that place on Wednesday.
deaf and dumb man named Finnegan was run
over and killed by the cars on the European and
North American Railroad In Bangor Me-, yesterday
aftefnooa
John u. McIntire, Of Northbore Mass, In jumping
rom train IN motion on the clinton and Fitch.
ourg Kaiiroad yesterday at Southboro, was run
over and instantly killed.
The indications are that the contemplated strike
OF women pantaloon makers In Boston for more pay
wiz be unnecessary, as large number OF the EN-.
ploTing ianors have acceded 10 their demands.
In the United states District Court at Baltimore
yesterday John kumme,sman on trial for conduct.
ing brewery and negecting to make the proper
and imprisonment for one day.
Yesterday, while party OF men engaged in work
on the MISSISSIPPI river bridge, at st. Louis were
rolling heavy timber across a Temporary trestle
the tfeste gave way, and ten of their number were
wounded, several OF them seriously,
william Q, Wray, former policeman OF Pittsburq
mas been convicted OF burglary at uniontown, ia.
case has been carried to the supreme Court PetI.
tons for bis pardon are being circulated and the be
lief In his innocence 10 strong here.
Judge Leachman, OF the Wayne fMissJ Circuit
Conrt has decided in the case OF Nelson saiter,
for unlawful cohabitng, that the inIermarriage OF
negroes and whites, according TO the Civil Rights
bill. n lawful in the State OF Mississippi the law Of
the state 70 the contrary potw outstanding.
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LoSG CHASE AFTER CouSTERFRrTER. Two
years ago The country was flooded with very fine
seven-tnlrty bonds, about 5000 worth Of them
being redeemed by tue United states Treasury UNDER
the impression that they were genuine A firm OF
brokers on state street were offered $4,000 Of them
about That time, aud bought them OF g man who
gava his name as Thomas Carter. A check was given
him Ia payment, on a bank In this city, and, accom-.
panied by boy TO Identify him the proper person,
Carter presented the check at the bank, and endors
Ing the name OF Thomas Carter on II, received the
money on II and departed. As soon a. the bonds
were found to be counterfeit the matter was placed
Ia the hands of Mr. Bcknell, United States detective
OF this city, but no trace or the man could be dis
covered On the 18th Instant Mr.. Bickneii received
information that man answering Carteris descrp.
ton was Keeping grove on Massabesic Pond, Man
chester, N. III. Last Monday Ne teller went TO Man.
chester with Instructions to go the Pond TO identity
the man II possible The clerk convinced that he
was the man. although known there az Thomas X.
Stearns and Mr.. Bckne had him arrested the last
OF last week and Saturday he brought before the
Grand Jury OF the United States Court In this city
and committed for trial at the October term In de-
fault OF 10000 ball The matter had to be hasteDed
since by the United states statute OF limitations no
indictment returned after to-day would hold against
him. just TWO years having elapsed glpce the offence
Boston 7fanscrlpt 6epd ~.
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it for London put into Halifax SSth ult eaty 'ep
BARK ANNIE CANN, from Baltimore for Dublin beforo
reported, on dchsrSns mot 8 bb dour
BARK MARY RIDEoUT at Philadelphia Oct reports Sept
nj ss s 81 Of Ga b wreck Of large three
cask, with red hoops, floating from IT,
Bn1s S5SnF ssa, @ pssvGn from Kn,o
ns.a ~ "a weasel tight She was on her way TO fhads
BRIG CYCLONE. Frsbie from c...---c,own So for New
York, before reported pd, rat5 charleston 18th III a.psr
sneed heavy gales from Ne which increased on the aesn
part Of the dees osd Vessel remained Digit bu ais wero
tplit; crew being exhausted, put into Charleston
soHR sAssAcUs at Holmes Hole from Charleston Ground
in gale on the 7th MI lost tgo bos e. stove bswarss sp
rugged brig under jury topmasts, steering NE.
soHa FASSIE BARSTY At HOLMES Hloe from Roetland
win probably have discharge and haul the rail-
dr rs He Holmes Hole from Gar
Lghshp the masheads OF schooner just of water
M iscolianeous.
SUPPLEMENT No To- for October of tho American Loyds
Universal Record Of Shipping (Which established 1857
and bad the approval of Ewood Walter Secretary OF the
New York Board Of Marine Underwriters ready
delivery Subscribers the Office OF director Thomas
Taylor, 35 Wall and ID Broad streets.
STEAMSHIP KKy WEST, from Savannah New York, put
into Charleston LIST mat short of coal.
SUR L. aass from seg York for London be,
Roads ''p'e' " '"'0 w a' having arrived u '"'0y
Hs ~s & p n, 6. &c.
srges, cargo shipped from this port
sCHR RAP, Gale while sailing JAMES River on
Sept 49, when of Newport News was boarded by the Sheriff
w c ssSS ys he as
for inward and outward potagc, OF which the captain
y 9s ,S' s state sa; 81
board and would not release them until the captain had paid
the inward and outward potRge, sherfs fses &C,
not having been employed his services desired by
master. WIN GALE master schr Rapp, Of New York
BOSTON uARBoR-BARBEL ROCK.
Barrel Rock situated In Broad Sound Boston Harhor
been removed BY drilling and blasting TO depth II "a feet
NE immediate vicinity Vessels can now safety
shs former position OF the rock
BRLLY'e ROCK.
Operations For the removal Of this situated
Main SHIP Channel Boston Harbor about hall mile below
the Narrows or Bug light Grea, Brswstor Spit have
bsen commenced the working vesse tho soop Free Trade
avoid collision With her in Of contact hey w be
held responsible for damages.
,sro. J 9 FOSTER, Lieu. Col Engineers
Engineer Once Boston, Sept 30, 1883
Whalcmen.
or See Holmes Hole
ship Southern Chief Higgins from New York for Genoa
ship Mary Whtridgs Cutler from Penarth for Shanghai
June H. lat. &C tby ship Kngnsher at San francisco Sept
Bark Ann Alice CBr) Messenger from New Orleans for
Cetle, Sept al, iat IA Al, Ion rs al,
Brig Crcasssn, from Baltimore for Boston, Sept a. 70
miles ssE OF Sandy Hook tby pilot boat Charlotte Wobb No
FOREIGN Ports.
0pIHsBy, r. Oct 1-Arrved In the Roads previous snip
Nautilus. HsgAr, from NYork for London.
HALTAx 6epi p-ATnvsd, ship Joan Norman tbr, Gard.
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CLEARED.
steamship Arizona, Msury Aspinwall-Pacihc Mali Steam.

ship Co.
snip Importer Or, Lowther, Antwerp-H De Wolf Co.
Ship Francis + Sage, Cronk, New Orleans-N Brigham
Bark Eliza White, Look, Gibraltar remeberg Co.
BRIDGES Sons
Brig Cassie Gray (Br Horton, Port Midway, NsM!er
Houghton
sehr Hud Frank Pendeton, Manzania--J H wnches.
ter
phray Co.
sehr Southern Cross obj, Merriam Windsor, Ns-D De
Wolf Go.
schr Annie Burr, Wheeler, Mobile-J Hurlbut 4 Son.
schr Ringdove, Wooster JackaonvlleW Ray Co.
Schr Artist, Forester, savannah-Ferguson Wood
schr w Darling, Baxter, Baimore-Baker Dayton.
Schr Leocada. Eiweil, Saem-R Ropes & Co.
Steamer Stevens, Chauncey, Baltimore.