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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-22

LOCAL BREvTIEs. ALI the municipal off
GERS elected on the 26th ult are required t.
get certificate of election from the Clerk o
the Corporation Court.
The revenue bill passed by the City Couuci
on Monday night last will be published 10 to
morrow's Gazette. "
Mr.. James w. Nichols, delivery clerk il
the postoiice Of this city, was removed from
that position yesterday.
The Sunday School Of the Nj. p. Church OIL
this city will make an excursion to Carlo i
Springs on tomorrow week, the Both instant.
MIR. Harrison Wright will accept our thanks
for many interesting clippings trou the Alex
andrla Gazette of years preceding 1927.
The first census returns received by the U.
S. Marshal Of Virginia We're those Of the 3rd
Ward OF this city. made Ivy Rev. George w.
Parker, colored.
A meeting OF tho municipal officers elected
on The Goth ult. is called to night ut No. 10
South Royal street
Justices have been summoned to appear at
the Court House on Saturday next to ballot for
jurors TO serve at tho July term of the county
court, which will commence on Monday, the
4lh.
A fight occurred at Fishtown yesterday even
ing between two parties, one Of whom received
blow behind the ear which Frustrated and
Knocked him out OF his senses Tor quarter OF
an hour-long enough to occasion considerable
anxiety to the one who struck tho blow.
A severe hal! storm occurred in the neigh
borhood Of Harri,onburg on Monday last, and
is reported to have inflicted serious injury to
the crops in that locality.
AS announced in yesterday Gazette the an
nusl meeting Of the Missionary Society of the
Theological Seminary OF the diocese Of Vir
einia will b. held iu St. Paui's Church to-
night. Rev a. NJ Randolph will deliver the
sermon.
a government schooner one of the "long,
low, rakish" looking sort, has been lying Of
the city ior some days past, engaged in repair
ing the buoys that mark the channel.
There were no cases OF criminal character
1t the Mayors or at either of the Magistrates
Offices this morning; nor did the watch report
for the night contain any matters Of note.
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE GAzErTR.l
FROM WASHINGTON.
WAsuLNGT0N, Juur 22-3 D. n.
COSGRESS. .

The Senate, alter Il h1flltGr OF unim portant
memorials had bees -. $Gnt".', spent ! hour
discussing chiugu In he uIes, and then took
up House bill granting lanaS t, branch of the
Pacific Railroad.
lu the House OF Representatives the Com
mlttee on Ways end Meas reported bill to
rednc. the number OF enip:u, cs g! the Internal
revenue 10 proportion to h. recent reduction
In taxation
=, A nnmerously slgncd memorial from leading
New Workers asking law for the better secur
lty of steam vessels vas presented
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-22
LOCzAja-NEWS.
Judge loves Decision I'm the; Con
tested Election Case. "
VIM. N. Berkley, ct al,

tested Election Case ~
VIM. N. Berkeley, ct al,
vs.. 49,. ..
Hugh Latham, ct al
Ga the 4th of this month l.. W. Brooks and
IA others, qualified voters of this city, filed il
the clerks office of this Court their complaint
in writing, which was sworn to by two of their
number. ln this complaint they state that the
Commissioners of the election held on the 26th
of May, IN this city, had declared the follow.
Ing persons to have been cleotod at such cleo
ton, viz:
Hugh Latham, Mayor.
K. S. Ashby, Auditor.
W. d. Corse, Treasurer. ,....... ....s
Morton Marye, Clerk Of City Court ..
Jacob Roxbury, Superintendent of Gas,
II. X. Bradshaw, Commissioner of Reyonue.
J. NJ. Stewart, City Sergeant.
James Fadeley, Superintendent 0 f Police.
I. +. Kemp, W. F. Vincent, Measurers of
Lumber
Collectors of Taxes, j. II. Hill, lst Distriot
5. K. Field, % District.
y. NJ. Monroe, Guager Of Liquors
T. n, Carter, City Surveyor
Jonathan Ward, Constable Sd District
Samuel Beach, Magistrate Sd District.
Samuel Jefferson, Constable 4sh District.
They charge that such election was undue
and illegal, and the returns thereof false and
erroneous. On the first day of this term, the
Court, upon the motion Of counsel represent
log the compliments, and the parties whose
election had been declared by the Commission
ers, ordered this proceeding to be docketed in
the name of VIM. N. Berkeley and others. plain
tltts vs. Hugh Latham and others. delendauts
and that &. {. Berry, g. w. Jameson, e.
Francis, A. j. Fleming, and W. H. Beck as
Commissioners, should canvass the returns of
the eleotion held in the 4th Ward of this city
On the 26th Of May, and the ballots cast at such
election; and report the result of their action to
this Court on Friday, the 18th inst. The Com
mis>ioners have discharged their duty, and
their report demonstrates that great mistakes
were made by the judges of that election in
their return of the votes cast for the different
candidates. No evidence was adduced show,
Jog or tending to show, that the returns of
the elections held in the three other wards,
were ineorreet, and by adding to them tho re-
turn OF the 4th ward reported by the Com
lnlssioners OF the Court, We have the following
AS corrected statement OF the votes cast for
tie ditfarenL PERSONS named In tha com naint |
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-22

Hus11Nos CoURT-Judge Lo,oe prssidng-
YESTERDAYS Proceedings. Court commenced at
Swaipc vs.. Hydrauion Steam Fire Go. un;
lawful dctancr- jury-juror withdrawn ana
J. II. Steuart qualified and gave bond IN
the sum OF $4,000 for due performance OF
Robert Bell, Samuel Beach, ?. &. uher,
aud w. H, May, qualified as Magistrates.
Accounts of Constables Burnett and y Neal
we're ordered to be certified to the Auditor OF
the State for payment.
Cont adjourned until Friday in order that
officers who have to qualify in open court may
d. so.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-22
CITY ETEmSs

FOR SALE-The Lease and Fixtures Of the
In order to close business within tho shortest
possible tima, my fine stock Of Clothing md
Gents Furnishing Goods will be sold of at
whatever sacrifice. All those who arc indebted
to mo will please pay up without delay.
nay6-2awtt S. DEALHAM.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-22
The Trials Of Life

w hat shall I do? l am so debilitated that l
cannot attend to my ordinary duties. Try
Spcer'2 "Standsrd Wine Bilters )" they are un-
oxceiled, and will act fsvorsbIy on sll the
functions OF your system, and restore them t.
vigorous action. They are simply Speer's
wine, without medication, except by such herbs
and roots SIS physicians use daily, 10 20-lw
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-22
Atlantic Steamers.

GLASGOW, June 22.-The steamer Cambria,
from New York for this port, was signalled at
Neville this morning.
SOUTHAMPTON, juno % The Wcser and
Hanover from New York, aud Borussia and
Havana from New Orleans, arrived this morn
ing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-22

BELLE HAVEN INSTITUTE. "A large NUMBER
y, The friends aDd patrons Of Belle Haven
Inst;tute assembled in the public room OF that
restitution last night to witness the preliminary
exercises to the regular commencement "h'on
will occur tomorrow night. The programme
embraced piano Instrumentation, vocal music
and the French play, Matinee en- Cbloe' and
was produced in style and manner that re-
Aected great credit upon the instructors Inc
rendition of the play was exccllent-the eleven
youog ladies taking part in it entering with
spirit aud effect into their respective roles ana
delighting the appreciatiVe audience with their
accommodation, huency and perfect representa-
tiopa. At the close of the exercises the young
people enjoyed themselves for an hour or two
with the usual pleasures of an evening soclable'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-22

r,oR SALE, AT PUBLIC AUCTION. On
K MONDAY, the 18th day OF July next d.
y o'clock m that being Court day, ths s valu
AHA FAliM known rs SALlSbUkii sl! ;9sS "f
IN tho county Of Fairfax Va, on DOLE s,oes %
Flst Lick ruin, two miles northWest OF Oen't ~
g TfIs ssven miles from Union Mills depo., On
tha g.. a. g. NJ. T. R, and q miles from h iaIo
dr;s bv turnpike road, and adjoining Inc JANUS
Of fsySes Green and oilers. This farm IS yets
extensively known as originally the sess o. tb bs
Love family and is considered nstuIsliy T no
most fertile body Of land in that county; ~
tract tract contain 5G7 acres, INCLUDING me or.
oineI honest cad and all the bulldlngs.- -
Ei'hcra is an abundance of WOOD ana WaIet sHu
a considerable portion of good oottom . inI ov-
gTass' stock and dairy farm It IS rafely ea
ceI,ed The buildings are beautifully si..'as 40
en- fine natural lawn are commoaaII11o -a a
nmmcroas and would be very comtor'AD1e Will
moderate repair - r,dor q deed
IF 1rust from John 5. Powell and WE VIE ~ Wv
,,nder:igned, dated 10Th December, 1923.
TERh S-Cnc-fourth cash, the residue IN o,
70 ~ and u months, and interest, Wild inc
lands of the purchaser, secured by useo Oh
tt nst on 'ho pie'WM VIM. G. CAZENOVE:
REUBEN JOHNSTON.
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The CrODs.

LONDON, June 22.-The weather to day is
beautiful but hot, dry and untavorable to the
growing crops,
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Syeetilearts and Wives

Essays for Young Men on Single and We'd
ded Lfe-tho dangers OF Ceibsey, and the
joys Of true Marriage sanitary aid for
those who arc in any way untitled for matri-
monial happiness. Sent free, in sealed envel-
opos. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION
Box P, Philadelphia, Pa my 2o--3m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-22

ALEXANDRIA CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. -
The regular monthly meeting of the Alexan'
dria Christian Association was held last night
In the abSeLce Of the officers of the Associa-
ton, g. r. Hill took the chair and Edgar
Speiden acted as Secretary. G. Morgan Drls
col was elected member. The Committee
on Sunday Prayer Mcoting, through James
Entwisle, jr, chairman, reported su ccess in
this activity and reason for encouragement.
The Committee on Bethel, through ". u.
Herbert, Chairman. reported the successful
working Of this means of grace. The St. Asaph
street prayer meeting was abolished, and the
Committed on Suburban Prayer Meeting au'
thorized 10 establish fields for operation in any
part OF the city. The President announced the
following committees for the year ending May
1871:
cIauSh;on; X i6Fsry,r & q 1 Lees l. "a, h ,. @
W.K Bushby; Rooms, j. W: Atkinson B. f.
Price, Thos. Lead heater Schools, \. At,
kinson, f: L. Tf9Isop, z. Green Printing
J: r. ceok, e.: II; ou~sS m:j il; a. WeddeT'
Hurbcrt, Edgar Speiden, E. A. Reed, Fl. L.
Simnson, A. Patton, Thos Wilmington. d.
&. SIaymakcr; Daily Prayer Meeting, IL. W.
Bead!e, A. J. Fleming. G: R: Hill: w. Bushoy'
Job Corsou, w A. Moore, b +. Wilmer; 6etneI'
|. G. O'NeaI, f. A. Grecnaugh, l.. V; nue.
Geo. F. Swain, J. r. Sherwood. H. Sim so ~
r Ward Suburban Prayer Meeting, +. +.
Witmcr. /. Rockford, w. R. Bushby, B. +.
Dudley, j. NJ. Thatcher, Iheo. opelden' "
NJ. Driscol.
After harmonious aud pleasant meeting
the Association adjourned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-22

M@ NOTICE.-We have on hand o
Rssa<S large stock OF Ladies' Misses and
Childrcn's BOOTS and SHOES, apd in order
to reduce our stock, will sell at greatly reduced
prices al in want will dc we'll to call at "a
King street.
ian 2S-tf w. B. WADDEY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-22

RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE. Among the re-
GENTS n Of produce at this city last week by the
O., A. l. 81. r. R., were Of corn Al 76 bushels?
b b,Is four 9 coops fowls, IS bbls. butter, 80
IBIS eggs, l,l75 Sheep skins, 70 calves, tobacco
IS boxes, vinegar bills, Car load OF horses
and IS car loads of cattle and sheep.
Among the receipts by the A., l., & h; H. n:
R. during the same period were l,sS6 oushels
Of wheat, corn 500, oats 4C2, Iced 300, pota-
toes i7G, four 234 bbls., butter lob bbls;, eggs
| CT bb!s., fowls q coops, d calves aud Cal
| load OF sheep.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-22

School DIsTRIBUTIoN.-T Annual DIS
tribu,ion Of the Mount Vernon Institute takes
place at St. Mary's Hall, tomorrow afternoon
at 5 o'clock. The limited number of seats has
rendered the issuing of tickets necessary but
the usual display of embroidery and ne1dle'
work, omen to all a0ho may desire to eran'1ne
ii, will take place 10 one OF the lower rooms OF
the hail from 9 a. IL. to f. p. M. Judging
from the specimens exhibited by those young
ladies' last year. visit to the hall will fully re
nav the trouble.
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Shipment Of Specie.
The HEurEpia.

New York, June 22.-Thc Scotia takes
out $21 900 in specie.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-22

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU:
y ABLE WARE-HOUSE PROPEhI1
IN ALEXANDRIA, VA.-By virtue of the
DEGREES of the Circuit Court of alexandria,
rendered in tho cause of j ohm p. Dulsny, rs.
VIM. Bayne ct al, the undersigned, Commis-
sioners therein named, will sell, on SATUR-
DAY. the 18th day of July, 1870 on the Pc.
aiexandria, Va, now occupied By h9.a gI ,bs
eco. and in tho2d story of which is located IN inc
Corn and Flour Exchange of said city OF Alo1-
an TTtE:aPMs-One.twentie of the purchase
money to be paid in cash Liable to be f9rieiteo'
should the purchaser fail to complete ms put
eh Il,e -oaidue in three equal lnstalments'
est to to be secured by the nosos VIE
ard retention of tho title till the "n0ie amount
OIL Inc p"''"'''0 II. o. CLAUGHTON.
Nj. DULANY BALL:
Honc Of Said.
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sNSsrsIANCE As1ENGTEe.

VNSURANCk.
FLEE AND MARINE RISKS
nIscnd in responsible companies ut TAR rates, pE
IN 7.tf iOOE. WEDDERBUEH q ".
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nv Rock. Knox Kerby.

Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers.]
DOR SALE, BY PUBLIC AUCTION, ON
T. FRIDAY, the lst day of July next, at II
M, in front of the Mayors Office, that very de-
srable DWELLING HOUSE and LOT, tai
in the city Of Alexandra, at the southeast 1Hk
corner of Washington and Oronoko streets,
lately occupied by i. 4. White. esq.
This is one of the most comfortable, commo-
dious and pleasant residences in this city, with
large lot Of nearly quarter of an acre OF
GROUND. The house was rebuilt with great care
and expense by the late Louis A. Cazenove ss
residence for his family, with every conve-
nience necessary for, their comfort. The un;
dersigned. selling under the authority OF deed
of trust, will convey such title only as is vested
in them, hut which is believed to BE- undoubted.
TERMS-One-fo fourth Of the purchase money
on the day of sale, and the residue, in three
equal instalments Of six, twelve and eighteen
months, with interest from the day of sale, Sc
curod by decd Of trust on the premises;
CASSIUS F. LEE,
Richard q. LEE,
,nr 0f-oo+1 Trustees
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-22

NTAAHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA AND
w GEORGETOWN STEAM PACKET
COMPANY.
The steamer COLUMBIA, Captain Jsmos
Harper, will resume he. regular .G- =
trips, leaving Baltimore OF Satur kE@sSSssas
day next, ut o'clock p. M, and returning
will leave Alexgndris every "Wednesday morn
ing, at 6! O'Clock. For freight apply TO
-o,,, II lck ri
DOTOMAC TKANSrol.:r ATit,r - I.i X ,..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-08-26
MIRrH AND MURDER.

Bloody Tragedy Mt a Picnic the Hudson--
New Jersey RouShs Butcher Offending
Bartender-The Jersey Police Active.
Vtgilant engine company, OF Paterson New Jersey,
yesterday went up the Hudson river, on the steamer
New Champion, for an excursion to Excelsior Park
opposite Yonkers. The company was well behaved,
and everything passed or pleasantly until about
leaving, when party OF rOughs entered the hotel,
near the dock, and got into alteration with tire
barkeeper The latter drew revolver and fired into
the crowd, wnen they rushed upon him, and. with
bottles, knives and everything they could lay
their hands upon, beat him until he was insensble
Ills arm was broken and his skull crushed.
Leaving him for dead welter,ng in
pool OF blood upon the floor, the aSsailantS ran to
the boat ana got aboard just as she was showing or
The rowdies do not belong to the fire company, but
way down the river, although somewhat noisy there
was no serious disturbance on the boat although
the spirits OF the company were somewhat dampened
by the horrible occurrence.
Upon arriving at Jersey City, where telegram
had notified the police OF the tragedy, one Of
val, was arrested. Similar kilograms hay
ing been received at Paterson, squad Of
policemen were found in waiting at the
depot and another OF the r0ughs there arrested
and lodged IN jail His name Is James Powers and
he IL q man who has, by mere chance, already
capped the gaows several times 1t is reported that
the injured man Is dead. AT any rate those who
saw him believe he could have lived but short
time.
There was great excitement In Paterson last night.
The police were active, and all names were sup
pressed, even from the reporters. The above were
all the arrests made up TO late hour, although the
police nave the names OF the others and are busily
engaged IN hunting them up.
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The IRISH DIRECTORY.

The committee appointed at the meeting held on
Tuesday evening last at the Apollo Rooms, Prince
street, waited upon the gentlemen nominated for
the Irish Directory yesterday, and will report pro.
gress at the meeting to be held at the same place
next Tuesday In the meantime the ward organi.
cations are being perfected In order to cooperate
with the Directory when 1t be thoroughly estab-
lished We have reason TO believe that the most Of
the gentlemen nominated for this Directory WILL
after some time, when circumstances seem to re-
qu1re it. act in the capacity named.
"A meeting will be held tomorrow evening, In the
seventh ward, at ia East Broadway, to perfect the
organization or the Seventh ward club. All dele
gates requested TO attend. Another meeting for
similar purposes Will be held on Monday night, In
the Seventeenth ward, OF which prompt notice will
be given. The In this matter nave refrained
from expressing their sympathy with either or the
present Deiligerent Powers In Europe, awaiting to
see which III any side England will take, when they
will then declare themselves upon the opposite.
Their motto seems to be "Englands enemies our
friends and Englands friends our eneIntea.v
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LOrDor horEY AARKlr.-LoNDor, AuSuN M--l 20 p.
A-Consos closed at 9l1 money and The
American securities steady United nveweny bonds
Atlantic and Great Western, %. - '>S'
FRANKFORT BoURsE.-FRASKFoBT, August 2--ITnted
States fvewenty bonds heavy 9s sI for the old
issue.
LrvsRrooL Corfor MA1xz1.-L1vERrooL. August 3D.
80 MThe cotton closed with downward ten
dency. Mddng upands. 3D. niddling Orleans Gid The
aaes Of the day have been bales including 1000 for
apeculstion export.
LIvIRrooL BREADs1UyyeMAnxnT-LIv August
1880 r. M.-Corn Bus. per quarter for European.
LrvERPooL PROVISIONS MARKLT.-LIvKKPooL, August
$3.50 r. M-Pork, lS0s per Dbl. for primo mess
Lard dull Beef ss ID per terce Of S0 bs for Eastern
prime
LIvERPooL PRODUCE MAnKRr.-LIvrRpoor, Aurusi
I'D 80 r. A.-Talow, 4Ss I'd per cwt
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET-LoSDor, August 49,
Sugar sctive. Turpcntine frrner At 29s per cwi.
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PORT OF NEW yoRk, AUGUST Is, 1870.
CLEARED.

Steamship ssmaria tBr). Martyr Liverpool via Queens.
town--C q Francklyn.
steamship MORO Castle, Greene, HavanaA,autie Mail
Steamship Co.
,,seamshp Gen Barnes, Mallory, savannah-Llvtngnon.
Fox 4 Co.
Steamship Louisa Moore, ssyear Newbern. NC-Murray,
Ferris Co.
Steamship Saratoga Couch Norfolk, City Point and Ro.
mond-Od Dominion SteAmship Co.
Steamship Fana, freeman, Phiadelphia-Lorard Steam
ship Co.
Steamship Diriso. johnson. Portland-J Ames
Steamship Glaacus, Walden. Boston-W p Clydr.
Ship Perseverance, Robertson, London-TapscoH Bros
Co.
Bark Maynower. Hotchkiss Barbados-H Trowbridgs /
Sons.
Bark salina tBr,. Vernon. Cow Bay, Oxidation Watson
Co.
Bark Braros, Fuller. Galveston-O H Mallory Co.
Bris Clsr. Agnes lBr) Canton, Cork Falmouth for
Brig Afaresso Wallace Brunswick and Greytown-war.
Brig Voisns tBr, Canton. Cow Bay, Oxidation. Wilson
Co. ~
schr rhebe, Hewett, Para-B WEINBERG
Schr Carrie Jordan. Brazos South.
schr Meteor, Nicholson, Monc.on MD r Do Wolf 4
Co.
schr Pointer, Mills Proyidence-H W jackson A Co.
Steamer Novelty, Shaw, Philadelphia.
Steamer Frank, Pierce, Philadelphia
Steamer O Sinners, Lenny Philadelphia,
Cleared yesterday
BARK wirslow tnos ~ before, Davis, Phf.delphia
sr BRIG sssIaad tuo, Porasud>. orows, Norfolk ysS
T6nlth '-'' $50 '
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Shipping Notes.


The inman line steamship City of Washington, Captain
jones' will leave pier d North river Pm (sat
urday), for Queenstown and Liverpool
Tho steamship Helvetia, Captain Griss OF the National
line. will sail from pier North At Pm 2h inst for
Liverpool via Queenstown.
The Anchor line steamship Cambra, Captain
will leave pier No 90 North river tomorrow (ssu
day) for Londonderry and Glasgow.
The Merchants line steamship Crescent City, Captain Nor
ton, will sail at PM Saturday, 9th Inst from pier No II
North river. for New Orleans direct.
The steamship Arisdne, Captain Eldridge Will leave pier
No 20 East river ut Pm Saturday. for Calves
ton, Texas.
The steamship Marposa Captain Kemble Of the Cromwell
line will leave pier No North river Pm Saturday for
New Orleans direct.
Marine Disasters.
SHIP OCEAN ROVER of B0sSn Carlton before rspcrtsa
II IN A s River e north 81 cuS
S aS a :ss @
a Snd II % SOs e sap %
NeS York on Saturday s:s Ocean Rove, was bsas!
Is HSI Ia; sss s; Franklin sS ana SSs
sss 0r:s
wsre at Tangier Aug on the way to Gibraltar.
rsas pa ae 6 % ss S for
1901 strokes per hour the 10 600 strokes
per hour and proceeded 70 Bangor, where she will
soHn JoHxFixsux. Baker, from Baltimore, with .of.
coal for Boston, which sprung leak in Chesapeake Bay
and put into Norfolk, dischargng cargo 9Sd inst pre
paratory 70 being hauled up to calk.
6oHR WRIGHT, GOAL aden, from Rondous for Bey.
ery, Chatham night Of 94,h inst and BE-
came total loss. Crew saved.
soHB DAVID MILNE wicks, while lying at the wharf Al
Pensacola, struck BY lightning 9th inst had both
lowormans and topmass badly shvered.
sCnR OsPRAY, OF St John, NIB, bound east was OF Cav
Head 2lst inst, with foremast gone. =
srEAMxs sALvoR, at Philadelphia AM 2Oth reports an
unknown tvomased schooner ashore four miles Of
Winter Quarter hlns
Notice to Mariners.
Dredging operations have been At the Upper
Middle Bs The dredging machine and attendant
VIII remain on the ground night and day Pilots aud mas
described vessels In case Of damage they viii DO bold
responsible. q FOSTER,
Lieutenant Colonel Rngtneer1.
q 8 Engineers once. Boston, Aug "a. 1870
Ship Anna Decatur Richardson, from 81 John, Nb for
Liverpool Aug IL, lat u, Ion 81. ..
Bark Hsia Frank from Boston for Savannah, Aug a.
days out Is miles east Of Cape May by pilot oos'
BIZ Timothy Field, from aeorestown Dc for Boston,
Aug 70 lat Sc IT, lon 20 by piofDoat Christian BeA NO
sohr Lucy Holmes, from Swan isand for wood: H9Is
Aug % niies aSy from Cape Nay (ey pilot boat 30
mund briggs, No ~
Foreign Ports.
batavia, Jups Min per, bark G0dilvsry, S0kss'