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ENCOURAGE HOME MANUFACrUREsI

Corner 18th street west and street north,
Are now prepared 10 manufacture all Kind of
FLINT and COLORED GLASS, at the most reason
able terms and the shortest notlce - ,. .
CHiMNEYS and FISH GLOBES, OF all sizes aud
patterns. FANCY ia RS. with Tops, for Candies,
kosns and Other articles. RETOR1s Of all sizes.
fsis GEORGE LANGoN, Superintendent.
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ELECTION OF OYyIcKRs.-Exce,s,or. M
Tribe Of Jonabab, has elected the foliovine OH,
GERS: Chief Jonadab, n. Funk; jeremiah. G. s.
tell, +. g., j. l.. Bentsler; Treas, q. W. HIM.
phries; c. s., 9. ID; Spellman; Shslium. -
Wetzel; W., b. Ranahaa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-01

A MAD oG was killed this morning by ofRcer
Janifer, a, the nner Of Pierce and North Cap
itol streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-01

GooD GooDs FOR SPRING WEAR.
The assortment of goods for custom work at
liable & Co., 335 Pennsylvania avenue, 90. s.
Hotel,) canrot be exselled by any IN the mar
ket.
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CITY ITEMS.

A-A-Sa DIAMONDS,
Jet Jewelry,
Oroide Jewelry,
Silver Plated Ware.
Vases and Chromos,
received this morning at Priggs Dollar Jt W.
elry Store, No. 4S Pennsylvania avenue, be-
tween AZ and 9th streets
DRESS Suits TO ORpRRs
a Reduction q Prices.
Dress Ceats, formerly $40, are now SIS.
[" IS, 80.
" 80, IS
One Price Only.
GEO &. HENNING,
No. 40 Seventh street y. W.
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LARcENf AND ARREST ON BENCH WAR
EANT-Wm. Harris eolored, was Arrested ys.-
terday morning by Officer Leiscombe. on the
charge OF larceny of lumber, and Justice Hare
FER committed him 10 jail for court, and he was
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daniels, reading at the corner OF 9th And Z,
gu Sc, was badly bitten by Q vicious dos
w W., Mtednssday and his lip laceiated. DR.. Jos
Tha I'm ,:.. was called H. and dressed the wound
me tne cornt Of 10th and o streets, NV, va a..
h aeHed by dog few days ago and his throaf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-01

PRovIDENT AID SoCIErY.-The Board of Di-
rectors OF the Washington Association for the
Improvement of the Condition of the Poor. met
last evening; Mr.. j. p. Tustin in the chair and
W. Il. WedgewOod Secretary Mr. A. s.
Solomons stated that on account Of the impoy-
eTlshed condition of the treasury he was unable
10 meet bill Of $50 due to the Gas COMPANY
Tor hauling of coke, and moved that a commit
tee be appointed to wait on the Mayor and re-
quest his payment of the same; adopted and
nessrs A. Il. Clark and A. Hart were appointed.
NJ. Solomons offered a resolution which was
unanimously adopted, that the Association
escontuue active operations for the season
on snd after the 10th of April next
BIZ 81 W. Clark, from the committee on cloth
ing LOT women and children, made a report that
there had been distributed goods valued at
Sl4sle. The committee requested to be author
ized TO continue the distribution of garments
until the amounts received by each ward shall
De equal and they receive the amount of $50
each, and TO make orders on Capt. Bridges for
snch amount OF dry goods will enable them
10 carry out this object. The report was agreed
70, ana the committee was authorized to con-
nhue the distribution. Mr.. SOlomons stated he
mao received from Mr.. Henry Piper S4.cj being
1second contribution from the Bureau of En-
g.aNIhg and Printing, Treasury Department.
MI oOiOmons submitted his financial repOrt a.
treasurer OF The association. ACCOMPANIED with
me necessary vouchers; which were referred TO
lne AUDITING committee. of which Mr. Fitch il
CHAIRMAN, to report at the next NEE ting. Adj
Journed.
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"GooD MEASURE AND RUNNING OVER"
Dooleys Baking Powder has already taken
the precedent over Others, from it's well known
strength and purity; but aside from these fact,
il In put up i'm cans holding the fell ceeh as rel
resented, which is rarely the case with those OF
ordinary manufacture. Hence, Dooley's Baking
Powder is the best, purest, strongest AID cheap
est ever offered TO the consumer, and every
one who has used il will readily testify to this
assertion. eos
The GREAT FALL IN GOLD is nowhere made
more illustrating than bv a visit 20 Franc x
Goldman's Popular Gents Furnishing Goods
Stores, No. 400 Seventh street, between ID and
T. streets, and Marble Hall, No. 6l7 Seventh
street, opposite the Patent Office. These gentle
men, who have Just now replenished their large
stock Of Furnishing Goods for the spring and
simmer season from the large and best whole
sale houses East at the lowest Gold Rates, have
again taken the lead of other similar establish
ments here, and give TO their patrons such in
ducements that cannot fail to please. Don't
forget the name and numbers. 1901:
PENNIES FOR SALE.-A pply at the Star ONCE
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:, a meeting Of the Republicans Of Georgetown, D
G.: will be held at Good Samaritan Hall, on MON
DAY EVENING NEXT. April =, 1t "a O'Clock.
JAMES A. MAGRUDER,
ap1S Chairman Req. Executive Committee.
RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auctr: Georgetown.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON HIGH
STREET AT AUCTION.
- On THURSDAY AFTERNOON. April 7th.
E. IT o clock. will sell, in front Of the prem
sAises, subdivision of Lots No. q and p, front
ing 50 feet the Fast side of High street, above
Stoddart street, with depth Of 80 feet improved
by well built 80 story Brick Dwelling House
Terms: One third cash; balance in and u months,
with interest, secured by deed Of trust pr
erty. Convey ancipg and stamps at the cost Of the
purchaser, Slo Will be required when the property
is struck of.
ap15 THos. BOWLING, Auct.
nRi GOODS AT GOLD Prices.
The decline In gold enables MS to of1er GREAT
BARGAINS in ALL KINDS OF DRY GOODS:
Yard wide Beached Shifting Cotton, l2h cts, very
cheap: ard-wide Bleached Shifting, rery heary Is
cents-d special bdygasa; Richardson's and other
makes, Irish Linens, as cheap before the war; a
large stock of Black and Cofored Alpacas, from Is
centsup; Cassimers and Tweeds for Men and Boys,
very cheap beautiful Spring Delaines and Armures
Is. 20 and Is; 400 yards Spring Caicoes, 8, 10 and
ia cents 1.-THE best goods made at l2h CENTS alse,
full stock OF Gloves, Hosiery, Corsets, skirts, &c
Special bargains may be expected by all who favor
mhIltr 101 Bridge st, Georgetown, b. o.
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=, ELECTION OF DIRYCroRs.-At n meAtin, ~
Inc stockholders OF tho National Capital Life
insurance Company held to-day, the following
~ srec'1rs Tor the ensuing year were elected .
"a. u. Emery, Samuel Norment. Tboa M PIov.
man, John Purdy, N. Acker. r. Howard n ~
Rant Rant A; r: shepherd, L. ciephane, Thos.
u; Is. Patterson. Z. Jones, IA. @. wilson
oohn a. Ruff, Joseph L. Pearson. "A'0A'
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ALLEN q PErTHNaILL's MINsrRILs, nov
performing at Wallis Opera House, have som,
VI tne best vocalists IN their troupe We hayt
ever had. Another change of programme 70,
Tonight. They are worthy visit from ali Low
ers Of fun and music
Inere will be q matinee-the last minstre
maunee Of the season-to-morrow afternoon n,
cheap prices, when there win be = comnjets
change Of programme. f''''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-01

0HE STOLE BARNEss.-George washi,oton
Digs was arrested this morning by Deteefiye
Tighlman for the larceny of harness from Geo
Reed, In the county, and after a hearing before
Justice Walter, at Police Headquarters was
committed to jail for court in default of Sc
Curity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-01

ALL Focus DAY-Every laugh Is said to
draw a nail ont OF ones coffin. Ii this be true,
the genius whO first instituted the April Fools
Festival deserves to be immortalized, for he was
surely benefactor 20 his Kind, since ON no other
day of the year Il laughter prevalent. OF
all classes who enfey the sports of this day de-
voted 20 fun, the UrCbins in the street are the
most thoroughly alive TO its pleasures From
morning until night they are never done with
their pranks. :. Madam, your dress is torn"
where" " Nowhere! April fool!'' "Sir.
something is out of your pocket" wbatP,'
" Your hand of counsel April fool!'' Z" Mrs
you are losing your WATERFALL and as the ter
rihed lady grasps the back of her head. there is
an upTCaT of laughter, and 80 April fool, greets
her ON every side. Small parcels are dropped
IN The street, which the finder hastily opens TO
hscover a quanty of sand. or some other worth
less stuff lie walks on brIskIy. thinking to con-
cCal his modification. but immediately hIs ears
are hlled with hOrrid din. and all the world is
told to look at the April fool. Trains rot at all
cOurtiy, affixed to laGes's dresses or TO gen
temen's eoat-tails. and great glee is expressed
by the little army of inyinCibles, as the unsus-
pecting object OF IL all walks proudly on
The custom of making April Fools is said To
have originated with the Persiaps when tbev
celebrated with festal rites the beginning of
thelr new year, OF the period of the yernaI
equinox In Britain, they send a person from
place 70 place on "a fools Grand, by means of
letter, which, somehow, never reaches its des-
nhaHon- The Swedes also have their April
iools- Their humorous pranks and laughter pro-
Soking folles; and ii we 90 further south in Eu-
rope, the same hilarity prevails at this season
OF the year Among the lively French the April
tool Is called an poisson d'ArTII.' which trans
lated literally, means an April fish. Ii NAV be
that this odd sOJrigNet Is derived from the fact
That the sun now enters the sign Pisces 1.-THE
Fishes instead of Aries, at the time OF the YER
nal equinox Napoleon married Maria Louisa
AIchduchess of Austria, on the LIST of ApriI
islV; WhereupOn the waggish Parisians dubbed
nm ''Ha poisson a. 4rrI' Future events proved
mem 10 have been more than half in the right
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Georgetown Advertisements.

PENNIES FOR sALE.-Apply at the Star one
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DEATH OF SERGEANT WALKER-Sergeant
George ii. Walker, who since the organization
OF the Metropolitan Police has been one of its
most eteient officers, and for some time past
Sergeant IN the Fifth precinct, died, at one
eleek to-ua al his late residence, on street,
near 18th, Of dTopsy on the chest. Sergeant
walker was man of many good qualities, and
had many friends throughout the District
lie was native of LOudOun county, Va, but
had resided here many years. He was a bright
Mason, holding his membership in st. Johns
No. II, Columbia Chapter, No. 1, and Columbia
Commandery. No. 2, Knights Templar; and an
active odd Fellow. belonging to Friendship
Lodge, No II, and Ridgely Encampment, No. s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-01

A MEETING OF THE PIONEER GuARps WINS
held at Hyson's Hall, T. street south, wedpes
day night, Col. Carson presiding, and the doors
were closed until so'clock, when they resolved
themselves into a Bowen meeting. and addrassas
were made by A NJ. Green, s. A. Douglas, p.
Cullinane and Col. Carson. each Of them warm
~ supporting the present municipal admnistra-
tioR- Mr.. Douglas, Assistant Commissioner n,
the Seventh Ward, offered long series of reso-
lutions endorsing the Mayor, which were
adopted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-01

MuRDERoU1 AFPRAY-Wednesday, two coI.
ofed families in Potomac City, least Of the East
srn branch: } Alexander Lee and wife and Jerry
SMesny and wife, got into dispute about the
Gvioing Line between their lots, and Emily
Sweeny seized . stick and struck Rosina Lee
over the head and shoulders, knocking her
down, since which time she has been constantly
Lee. Officer Anderson arrested the sWeenws
and they are held for Q hearing BY Justice
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-01

Baker % celebrated pure Ola Rive WHISKY. Han
mis- Imperial Cabinet WHISKY. with a cnmrlai.
sssortmsnt OF Foreign aud Domestic WINES and
tERlEs. MIN N
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-01

CELEBRATING THE RATIFICATIoN-Serepa
to President Grdnt.-This morning the following
First Ward Republican Club last nightoMessrs.
James WOrmley, Alfred Day, Sandy Lacy.
Alfred Jones, and Henry Himber-waited on
behalf of the colored people, for signing the
proclamation announcing the ratification OF the
fifteenth amendment. Messrs. Hmber and
Jones addressed the President on behalf Of the
colored people, and, at the conclusion, rendered
him serenade, to take place tonight at eight
O'Clock. The President thanked them, and
stated that it would give him pleasure to receive
them tonight. Kings band has been engaged
for the occasion, and Gen. Howard, Col. Forney,
and Mayor Bowen are expected to be present.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-01

CEIEBRATIoN or THE ENANcIPATIoN.-Ata
mass meeting OF the citizens of the Fourthward
recently held for the purpose of electing dele
gates TO the joint committee to make arrange
ments Tor the anniversary of the emancipation,
April 10th, Palmer Briscoe presided, with JAS
A. Green, secretary. Sydney Mcfarland was
chosen vice president, and George Munro treas
urer. The following were elected delegates 70
the joint commttee:-wm. Edinbero, Rev A.
Beuldin, VIM. A Scott, and George Shanklin.
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ENTERTAryNEST.-On Monday night, at Odd
Fellows Hall, will be given a musical and dra-
matte entertainment, under the auspices and
Tor the benefit Of Pioneer Council, No. I, Sons
OF Jonadab, for which some OF the best amateur
talent IN the city have volunteered their ser
q success.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-01

POTOMAC TRAvEL.-The Richmond Freder-
icksburg 81 Potomac Railroad Company will
about the 18th of April commence running from
aqua creek to Baltimore a steamer, in oppo-
sitiOn to the York River and Baltimore steam
ers. The new steamer Lady Of the Lake. re-
Gently purchased by Messrs. G. H. Plant and s.
+. Brown 81 Son for the Norfolk trade, is now
having thorough Overhauling, and win be
ready for the service in about week The
veteran steamboat man, Joe Denly, will be
placed in charge of her, and he has, we hear,
the Richmond, Fredericksburg 81 Potomac
Railroad Company will put on new boats be-
tween Aqua Greek and this city, in the place of
the steamers Vanderbilt and KeypOrt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-01

AFTER THE CHICKEN THIRvRs-This morn
ing, about i've O'Clock, Sergeant German mo-
uced two suspicious colored men on street
between 10th and 18th streets, with two baskets
when he attempted to head them of. and they
cropped their baskets and ran. A pistol was
Upon examining the baskets twenty chickens
were found, with their throats cut. They are
nov at the Sixth Precinct Station-house for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-01

OFFICER A. ID. CHASE, of the second precinct
rendered his resignation to the Board OF Police
yesterday, and was accepted.
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CATERER
" No. ssi Scott Square. bet. and sss vsst.
10 his patrons, and sransers thsf be h Prepared 20
accommodate them With II IA is sn6 RoSRs on the
best The markets aoord. Alss prepared = furnish
49, PENNIES, BALLS, And PARTIES
Parion and Dining rooms always ready.
soi-a1 yHo. a. CRAY.
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RATIFICATION CELEBRATIOy.-A. Grant
commander OF the Bows in Blue, has inst for
waIded instructions TO the marshals of the wards
an Washington and Georgetown, as also to those
IN the county 10 make immediate preparation
90 get their divisions organized i'm order TO par
nelpate in the grand tOrchlight procession
shortly TO take place in honor Of the ratification
or the fifteenth amendment At the same time
II Is recommended that all those eiti zens in
favor OF a territorial form of government for the
District take part in the proceedings. The pro-
gramme of the procession will be announced in
"A few DAYS.
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THE HABEAs CORPUS CAsE.-Yesterday after
noon, VIM. Digs, who was before Judge Fisher
on writ of habeas corpus, was discharged
Digs was committed to Jail, about two months
SINCE for failing to give security to support the
bastard twin children of Emily Steward, Che
acknowledging himself to be the father) ON
account Of his INDECENT circumstances, having
furnish the security, Judge Fisher discharged
him, with an admonition to sin no more, q ) he
was getting too old.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-01

BOARD OF PoLICE.-The Police Commission
ers, at their regular semi-monthly meeting
yesterday afternoon, transacted the fol-
pointed an additional private for six months. to
do duty in William n. Sears lumber yard A.
johnson was appointed an additional private
for twelve months, subject TO the rules of the
board, to do duty on Water street, in George
town. The resignation Of Private A. d. Chase
was received and accepted, to take effect inn
mediately. John Bailey and - Lewis were
Of the following persons for liquor licenses we're
rejected:-A. Millege. Joseph A. Green, Thos
Z. Smith, William A. Dustin, Thos. AcCormick.
and Henry Berggeman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-01

APPEALKD FROM THE MAGlsrRArR,s DEcrs-
IoN.-Mary Burgess appeared before Justice
the father OF her illegitimate child. Brown de-
Tended his own case pretty ably, but after hear
ing the evidence in the case, Justice Clark held
him TO security in the sum Of $50 for support of
the child. Brown appealed from the decision
Of the magistrate, and started out with an OIL
Ger to obtain security for his appearance at court
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-01

ST. JoHN's CHURCH The recent trouble,
6Stween the rector and vestry of ST. Johns
Snurch has led TO a lawsuit. 1T appears that
INC numerous decorations OF the church In the
way OF csrpeting and cushions, were procured
rom "A. Il. stewart 6 Co., OF New York ana
have never been paid for; and Yesterday their
against the yestry Of the parish for the amount
claimed, Al COO.
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to the Executive Committee
MI Dss eontended that he had q right to
sPexA' anu, IN an excited manner, was referring
~ me events OF the day. the signing OF the
Otho Grant pulled him by the coat-taii. nro-
voking him 30 that he was about tn rstaiiate in q
sush fo Sa n,ade NV vh ,hs rsnt, which caused
them, and disturbance was thresteped' Int
the police made their appearance lust in ti,ro ~
preserve The peace and the the e1eitemedt finally
finish his remarks on the resolutions, And ,he
manner of celebrating the events OF the d.v
and closed by moving that they resolve than,
ssef
A lengthy debate followed Is to the proper
manner Of celebrating the occasion, after
Mr.. G. A. Stewart was chosen chairman, AID
Henry johnson secretary OF the mass meeting.
Mr.. Stewart on taking the chair addressed
the meeting in appropriate terms, explaining
and several addresses songratulatory to the col,
9fed race were made by Messrs. Henry Himber,
Robert Thompson, Alfred Jones, Freeman
While MT. Jones was speaking one or the Irish
eelegauon named Lewis Common interrupted
nm, charging him with keeping moro colored
ReoPie IN ,isvery than any other man in the
a Dssice. Mr. Jones called him liar and an
otner exciting scene followed. Finally Mr..
S Sonhor was pulled down by the coat tain and
An old colored man named sh .ar..r N,...
nearly hundred years Old arose and made
some remarks, saying he was a small bow when
, III 9.u master, Geo CROUCH, was lieutenant In
inetons war Of the Revolution. and he never
tnong ne would live to see his race free and
IN tne enloyment Of All the rights OF the white
permitted 70 live to see this day His rsm.rIs
we're nstened TO with great attention. and sf
thelr coneius,on MI. Thompson proposed three
cheers iof PRESIDENT Grant, the signer of The
Fifteenth Amendment, which were siven ', x ifS
viii, the old man Nugent joining In instilv
Mr.. Alfred Day offered resolutions ..thstwe
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-22
NEWS OF THE DAY.
10 sho,o the very age and body of the 4snses.

The large new hotel, built by number OF
Philadelphians, near Downingtown, Pa, as o
summer boarding house, was set on fire by some
malicious person, on Saturday night, and total
~ destroyed. The structure was nearly com
pIeted, and attracted 9 great deal OF attention
in the neigh borhood. The loss will be over
800 OOp, upon which there is partial lnsur'
ance. ----
On Friday, Of last week, two ships cleared
at Savannah, Ga, for Liverpool, one with over
ope million pounds Of cotton, valued at about
S274,125, and the other with $780, 5O6 worth
of cotton, timber palm leaves aud WHITE OAK
slaves. 4 SEE ...L
The Central Pacific Railroad has refused ta
accept the benefits Of the recent alectlan IN
San Francisco, on account Of the frauds By
which il was carried in their favor. a heavy
reward has been offered for the Gal!ot' box
suffers.
A new postal treaty with the North Ger
man Confederation will 60 into effect on tho
lst of July, BY which letter postage from tbs
United States will be reduced to ten cents. v''
England, and seven cents direct
Mr.. Akerman, the newly appointed Attor
ney General, is expected to arrive in Wash
iugton to day. In another column OF to day
paper we. give several facts and incidents OF hi
public life.
Tho American aud Mexican Claims Com
mission met on Monday, and extended tn
time for filing claims to and Including the 3Osl
instant, and for filing memorials and proofs t
January |, 1871.
The Senate has passed the consular ant
diplomatic appropriation bills, providing II
the latter salary OF 81 1000 per annunl ior
minister resident to Liberia.
! The President has signed the bill donating
the Long Bridge over the Potomac to tn
Southern extension Of the Pennsylvania Zen
| trail Railroad Company.
| Near Boyerstown, Pa, yesterday, servan
woman brutally murdered an infant child place
in her care Three men we're killed by an eE
plosion iu Connecticut.
Secretary Boutwell, returned TO Washlng'c
yesterday.
Cattle are now being shipped from Texas
the Atlantic cities by the Pacific Railroad.
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sIAsENKi H,aSY'.
airy posE .4 80 MO0E RISES
sun SETS. Is HIGH WAITE" r

iASEN Il aIss5.
srry poss 4 80 MooE EISEs...m' IL -
sun sErs..7 Is HIGH WATER eco IN
PORTOs ALEXANDRIA. JUNEZ1
ARRIVED.
Schrs A L Kindburg, Now York, nEd 4 4
Jones, PHILADELPHIA, to z Agnow.
Schr Charlie Woolsey. Port Morls, 10 Amer
lean Coal Co.
SAILED.
Steamer Columbia, Harper. Baltimore, by L
Wheat ,,,,,
Schr G A Jones Boston, and A + kInd9erg,
New York. by ] P Agnew.
MEMORANDA
Schr r G Stannard, Hubbard hence ht Nor
folk 18Th instant. 400,
Schr Z Il Fnrber, Cobb, hence at Boston 18th
Instant
Schr A Martin, Weeks, hence at Boston
10Th instant Al
Schr Henry Finch, Bunncll, hence Al Ne"
York Goth instant.
schr Sparkling Sea, Rose. for this port, clear
ed at Pawtucket 18th inst.
Schr Queen Of the West, braiy, Tor lnis port
sailed from Providence 18th instant