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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-13

H||F II co hi A N G II E s -

"T'HE co
of the 18th Battalion Virginia Cavalry, G.. 5: A,
frmilisrly known as "WniLe's" Battalion, from
its commander, Col Elijah V. White.
II is a work of over 3OO pages, and contains
the history Of this famous during ell
the period or its existence, from TIE formation
of its first company in 1851, to the surrender Of
Gen. Ices army.
1t shows the operations of the "Ashby Bri-
gahc' during the two ears that the 3Jlh Va.
Cav formed u portion of that gallantcommand,
giving the only published account Of tho great
expedition of Gen. w. 4. Jones through West,
Va, when the kanawha river was set on fire,
and also the connection Of the cavalry with the
cam psigns Of tho A N. Y.
The history of the battalion as rartiZtn rang
es on the Potomac border. and along the army
lines of Banks, Pope. Mcclellan and other Fed
eral commanders, together with the experience
of it. men as scouts, guides and courltrs tor
Generals jackson and well Is given, and the
MS. is highly endorsed by the officers OF the
Battalion who have examined it. Written by
FRANK Il. MYERS. Late Capt. Go. A. 18th
Va. Cav.
Orders addressed TO the author will be
promptly attended TO-. The price of the work is
dress. +. nj. MYERS,
sec s-eolm Waterford. Loudoua CO., Va.
! LARGE ASSORTMENT OF THE La
= TEST IMPROVED STOVES, for sale
chesp for cash, Ut
Z. Il. CLARKSON'S,
Is south Royal street
EtALL AND SEE WOODS celebrated
- FIREPLACE HEAT ES,
to hest two or three rooms. ct
E. II. CLARkSON'S,
Is south Royal street.
4 LII KINDS or TIN, SHEET IRON
"A STOVE AND FURNACE WORK done
at reasonable prices for cash, by
e. Il. C~LARkSONi,
Is south Royal street.
T1HE CELEBRATED IRONSIDES AND
1 PRIDE OF MARYLAND COOKING
STOVE, tor sale exclusively by
E. Il. CLARKSON,
sep l5-'f Is south Eoyal street.
BUILDERS HAKDWARE-We invite at
D ,enlien TO our stock Of Builders Hardware,
such As Locks. Hinges, Nai!s, Screws. Sc
some Of THESE g4o1s nre very cheap and Of ex-
cellent quality. Call and see.
dec t J. 7. CREIGHTON SON.
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G. TEA ED OYSTERS.
y -
TO ALL PATRONS AND TIE PUBL.

We Deg 10 inform you that We have ~roope.e5
our oyster house, ut our Old stand, No l2A...
S.. Assph street. where we keep constantly q"
hard during tho present season good supply u.
FRESH OYSTERS.
Oysters served in all styles cheaper ths0 aHT
place in the city. There will be no oHs:":s
huckstered by u in his city, BID, will b. ;-'-
nished in any quantity when ordered.
All orders from the country promptly ~
tended to.
There is also 8 ladies' saloon attached E -
place, up stsirE. Respect u!ly,
VIII. A. BAGL"I g CO..
no. II North It Asaph 81.
sep 29-tf alrx.riri-. E~i-cia'..
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ITHSIQEHC I OIOFI IL
SAM:L GEDNEY, Gen. Supt. ap 2o.ti
NOToMAG TRANSPORTATION LIN

STEANER EXPRESS,
Capt. A. G. NIcKLE,
will resume her route on Tuesday, March
lst, leaving pier No. 10, Light street aT-ros b
wharf, Baltimore, EVERY TUEJ-SEE4aA9zEs
DAI' at 4 p. M. for Alexandria, WsshinEton
and GEORGETOWN, stopping at the following way
points on the Potomac river: Piney Point
Stones Wharf, Coburn, Chaptico Wharf, Chap
eli Point, Matthias Point. Smiths Polhs' Name
moy Stores and Pye's Wharf. =
Returning, will leave Sixth street whart,
Washington, EVERY SATURDAY, at i n.
M, and King st. wharf, Alexandria, ~ / q. m.
For further Information apply to
j BRODERS s. CO.,
feb IS No. II King street. Alexandria.
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CUestcI, i16i "ci : 80 49,
Elegant sleeping Cas- arc run Gali. H',"@'.
Now York and yDc!"urG, without chHlEJ.
also, cars through Between bn!t.mv:p ~.
Lynchburg, AVOIDING ." '.c1HT";:*l>' d"
transfer in Washington
Through tickle nnG G.~Ee:a c!aaE9d :"
roy 25--.f ~,;a.",a! Ti2sc: Ag":-
a LEXANDhfA * W>HHiHGEUN !: "
D q g. -
SAM,L. NJ. cHOEHAEL. ...""...n rcs,:"@
7. DEAN SMITti ....-...-.."... Treasure.
OSCAR Z. STEVkSS.."""~""..Sc"->'
Richard r. Ma.rick, ) Dean *:9i:A.
George YIN. BreR!, Walter :""e,
DEPARTURE OF PASSENGER fH&:.'
Through Mail Trains leav" E%":h!a:t"n. ..-..
Maryland avenue depo;, r. T:io = ~; :'t -.%&..-
burg and intermediate ~stalt":.s, @u!;ci;s "
cluded, and 1926 -. II. fox b"rrI@"""HfE -..
intermediate station: on the ;i.a@ssas !i'a.,
of the 0, Il. y II. Z, HuEGaT: cXc",."'!.
Leave Alexandria, from the ."ornc- .: :ja@"""
Henry streets. st loo u. II. from: !'.:riS"'2"7=
Sundays excepted, aLh 3;3j lf'Il .''"""..@
Sundays included.
Local Passenger Trai@s io-,a WGs1j":.
| from Maryland avenue Dcp". l.: 10, = &c.
lI:l5 :. r.. and $50, :, ! G:in md -" = r..
Leave Alexandria, from Il" corner =. iiH.
and Henry s.rnets, 8: i:i5 AID q :. H.. nna ::"".
the corCer OF King and 81. ASs7a greet; - '' r.
| and lC:2U a. H.. ana l 3 and 5 T. -.
Local Sunday Trains i"a"e H,"'Hn1"i;, ) "
the corner 1! Duke and Hem: al-e2t&, ~ ~
q. III. Leave Washington. .rom :.'.7Ei"h'
| enue depot, ri 7:l0 D. ~.
Tbronyb tickets can be procured T.: 81" ":..
ofthe Company, corner o! 9Th street end >!a-s
land avenue, Washington, and 5agEaRr che,
ed through.
WlNtEk Ef1NuL - -.
Or and after TUESDAY h2Nc@5er1 = r..
and until further notice, E!ENlEG ~"AiiAi
TRAINS. in addition 10 local GaJ. tran "
be run EVERY TUErHAt ..d sh...t-
EVENING between A!ezauiri& "A' "a'.-
ington.
Evening Special Trains Iesv" rom :''N"
of st. Asaph and kin- streets, AieI""t'ir' '.'
depot, Washington, D.. G At 1892 p.
Round trip ~,icie,s FOR rv EiGG Il. c!', -.
for sale ut the lee It III ~ in AIoH<air'- : ."
he depsrlurs Of ia. 5 ?. II. :av.I ia. lr. p, ...-
tickets good returning =" HI-Hyn,!.'t t.. r..
local rra!n On the .-.l"wing Gsy. ."rc ."l.
..n. =, 5t*v - ".n ~ I'D.
w !. PHELPS. "n. MH1-.G"7 TO-
.r,yc~, s. .G.n rA:LMMn
80
81 ST. s,s az TrII2::t<::;;:S - -
"-S-@ -
"a aad ate: j,:H's' EtL''' Ac''' 'He 80
THIS ro;9 VII. D: EUi - ''.''".
The Mali L:":1 II le>F' - I"t:'-i'.. I'D
except >4"GHE Il. 80 q ~ ".'."
iurg u 10: o 4. 4! 10! ia'ait n .; ~ " "
Leave Hamilton ~ l:l& = a.. an ="
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RAILROAD ~ 5.
ORANGE. ALEXANDRIA AND MAN
" ASoAS RAILROAD.
M e. a. ~ assa#as#sa zHSsss=s..;2 !sssassssssH#Sa.

On End after FRIDAY, Nov. l8, 1870, one
daily passenger train wi run between WASH
INGTON and LYNCHBUkG, conHectIEF 8.
GordonsvIlle, WITH the Chesapeake Ana '!:'"
Railroad 10 Richmond, %tnunloH 'E"i Inc ~
gina springs; IL LynchbuIG ;or ino FECE: ~
Southwest, and :. Washington: 80 ms J'";t'
and Northwest.
Leave Washington daily 81 5:55 r" a.. -
&lexsrdIi= 1T 500 y. III, arriving q, l:%HcH"'i
Leave Lynchbure II! SIS Is. u. "r:ve =
hlexsndri. :. SIX 3. IL sr'i - "%5... go"
At g. Is y u.
For MANAS3A3 LIKE cav. "Nsa:a&:o"
daily (eacaptihg ~SGn"&:l At 500 /: IN; go"
Alexandr,a At ll:C0 II. H.. pa:s oiraa3uF2 - "a
. m ma alTive ~ hnrIlsun0urB 81 h:t' T. IL
Eastward, lcave Ha:rh0nHu7Z ut b:%o p u
psss Strn.burg It 9: y q IL arrive ., iErE.:.-
tris at las =. III Washington 1t Z:3' y: ~
connecting with The go y. n. i:'ii :r":n 'f"s!i-
ington 20 Ba!tiraore
Good connrct,o,s. b. c3a'forsst:e ccHcb".,
arc made To- Fairfax Court h"u.a 'f"!h :"''.'2
station t. M!itiiuhurr from PLANS 20 Ii'~
perv:lle from Piedmont, :."i 10 2!@HH!"a Hv"'
Har:is2Ghi;rg.
Both the Es.!w>rt 80: Westward 3D..
trains mnse close connection s. Si,&=@ ~ ~.
the Winchester snt -Irasbu.g RNl'TU:c =" "i-
chester, Harpcr's Ferry, Ct.
Elegant sleeping Cas- arc run, Cali re- "@'.-
Now York ana yDc!"urg, without chnIEg.
also, cars through between b,!t."":p ~.
Lynchburg, avoiding ." !:c1Hv@A:":&' "'
transfer in Washington
Through ticke:- nn& r-@Fe;a ca@A':21 -
prominent points.
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NIOTICE-The partnership heretofore exist
~ ing between +. PALMER and G. W.
NALL, for the manufacture of the Comnins
Plow and other Castings, at Vienna, in the
county of Fairfax, is hereby dissolved by mu-
tusl consent, and all persons are hereby for.
warned from contracting any debts in the name
Of the said partnership. ALI agents are hereby
notified to pay any balances in their hands to
F. Palmer, who will continue the business.
F. PALMER,
dec 9-eolrl Vienna, Fairfax co., Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-13

aA FOR LIVERPOOL AND QUEENS
IslER. TOWN.
Imam Line OF Mail Steamers, Sailing from
New York Every Saturday, and
Alternate TUESDAYS.
RATEscr PASSAGE y TYR go or
Storage, payable in ACKNOWLEDGEMENT or
Queenstown, 500.
PASSAGE BY TIE TUESDAY sTEAMER, VIA HAL
IFAg.
First Cabin, payable III go;d--iivcTpool or
Queenstown, 500; Halifax, $N -. "ohns,
II. F., ns branch steamer, SAC.
Storage, payable in currency-Llve?p"oi or
Queenstown, $50; Halifax. Sl5; It. Johns, Il.
f., by branch steamer, $50. ,
Tickets sold to and from England, ireland
and the Continent Is. moderate rates.
For further information, apply st tie C3m
' EOrE, wEDD3HDUEE SC..,
aup ls-iy agentS, ioxt W.
49,. REV EXPRESS Line
PHILADELPHIA. AND ALEXANDHI',,
GEURGETUWN i NA-ulNGTON.
Stasmers leave regularly fr! m G!HKGE
NESDAl; from ALEXANDRIA, fool Of
sing st EVERY THURSDAY.
Freight :ecejy"d daily ut loves: Ta.ea.
IRIS linu connect. w,Lh eli the N07;hoTE,
Easter and Western Rsil-oads and Transpo--
44iion Companies. "n- will forwsr! !ralg4t by
al the lines running out of Philadelr. =. FREE
Of commission, and gives THROUGH EN"H~
--ACENTs-
u. EiDRIDGE s. c.
No. 1 5. Wharves, Alexandria, -.
WILLIAM CLYDE y 90.
80. l. South WEarvcs, PhiiE5A.
HYDE s TYLER,
10 l-tf 50 Water ST.. Georgetn I'll.
NERCHANTy LIN r. NEW YORK
$3.50 STEAMSHIPS.
The line consists Of the following first class
outside steamers:
F. G kNlGHT.".......Capt W. $. J.hnso'
JOHN GlBSON"""......C Capt. w. Il. Winter
AND
VALLEY ClTy"":%;wv"~.Cspt;, Bede ]
&illlrave lew Vol EVERY SATURDAY
for this port, and returning will leave Alexsn-
Gria EVERY THURSDAY, at ~ O'Clock.
Fer freight or passage apply to
HOOE, WEDDERBURN s. CO.,
Agents. No. 2 Prince SITS.
agents in New York:
GEO. B. MERRICk,
ap Oft 155 South street. Pier No. 20.
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AGENCIES.

VIM. HEINEKAMP'S frst-cIass BALTI-
MORE PIANOS. Every instrument warrant
ed for five years. Sold at factory prices on &C
commodsLing terms usual in other cities.
PARLOR ORGANS from the best makers.
l will also furnish PIANOS from any maker
in the country, for which persons may have q
preference, NJ factory prices. l hope thereby
10 leave 40 cause for those who have ct heart
tao interest OF Alexandris to buy sway from
home.
havo slso PIANOS from frst-class mai:
thst have been out on rent, for sale st yer = 70.
duced prices, Every instrument w~arranted.-
Also tho following:
Violins, Guitars, Flutes, Flutinas. Accor-
deo1s, Concertinas, Vioi:ncelics, Banios, VIC
lin Bows, Bridges, Fins, Rosin, Mouth Organs,
&C., &c.
- Best quality Violin and Guitar Strings.
Instrumental and Vocal Sheet Music, In
s~truction Books and Music paper. ORD ers To-:
Music solicited and filled at the shortest notice,
My facilities for repairs of Pisros, Organs,
Accordeons, Violins, sc Sc, are much en-
larged, snd satisfaction guaranteed.
Planes. Organs, &c, for Rent: Also. tuned
and packed. [ian l0J V. BECKER.
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UITIZENS' NATIONAL BANK.

IN SEASON.
100 whole. half and quarter boxes Rs'sins.
5 mats Seedless do.
50 cases Canned Tomatoes. Peaches, &c.
S boxes Citron.
boxes Preserved Ginger.
S casks English Pickles.
3 casks Currsnts.
SCARS N. Y. Buckwhest Flour.
Is boxes English Dairy Cheese.
25 boxes Country do.
Fine Tess and q full line of choice Family
Groceries for sale by
dec 5-2w Il. Nj. LA "SON
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One ycsr having just drawn to q close since
/ began the pushes alone, and rejecting upon
the encouragement I have received, feel that
were I to let it pass unnoticed I should fall far
short of a duty + owed; therefore, return many
thanks to you, both for the interest you have
manifested in my succes,snd earnestly solicits q
q continuance of the came, promising at all
time to act in the future as I have done in the
past. Yours, very Respectfully,
dee 8-lH l79 King street.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-10-15
FINANCE AND COMsHERCR.
EVENING TELEaRAPH OFFIcE,( I
kafnrAaU flaf lS 1871

Saturday Oct. 10. 1870. :
The local market to-day is comparatively
quiet at all points, the chief business up to
noon being in discount loans on business
account. The stock market is demoralized
and very little is doing In brokers loans, though
a steady demand is kept up for all favorite
local stocks. The holders appear willing to sell,
but at full prices, indicating a speculative
movement, and the ease of the money market
enables them to hold ouafor an advance. Whether
this advance is obtainable or not remains to be
seen, but it may be fairly questioned.
Call loans are easy at 5@6 per cent. and first
class paper at 600 per cent. Currency is album
dant for all practical purposes.
Gold is quiet and rather weak, with sales
ranging from 113@1131{.
Government bonds move slowly, but prices
show a further advance all down the list. Only
a trihing business was done at the Stock Board,
the chief sales being State 6s, war loan, at l0S.
City 6s, new, at 1925. -.
Reading Railroadl sold at 50'56; Pennsylvania
at COZ; and Lehigh Navigation at 49, S@33H.
The bids were 2714 for Philadelphia and Erie
38Jk for Catawissa preferred and 16 for Schuyl-
kill Navigation preferred,
MRssRs. DE- RAVEN BROTHER, No. 40 5. Third
street. Philadelphia report the following quotations.
IL s. 6a ~ 1851, il55s@l14%: do. lss2, 1f2%0ll2X
.c tSgi ll!s.@i Is ala ls;S lii,l slf2: 40 1865
new, lloA@llOH do. 1867, do. llox9llojE; do isesi
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SATURDAY, Oct 15.-The Flour market continues
quiet at former quotations. The demand is mostly
confined to the wants of the local ira ie whose pur-
chases foot up 1870 barrels including supernne at
s4b0@475; extras at s59557; Iowa, Wisconsin and
Minnesota extra family at s575@6bI: Pennsylvania
do. do. at s650@675; Indiana and Ohio do. do,
$500 and 81 25@S 25 for fancy brands In quality
Rye Flour may be quoted at IS so. In Corn Meal
nothing doing
The Wheat market is steady, with fair demand
for prime lots. Sales Of 5000 bushels Indiana red
amber st sl41@i44. Rye sells at
93c. for Western. Corn is very dull and the offer
iDgs are large Sales OF 1000 bushels Western
yellow at S46S7c., and 1900 bushels Western mixed at
S0@s4c. Oats are unchanged Sales of white
Western at 50@52c, and black and mixed at 45(a46c
Ii Barley and Malt no further sales were reported
Bsrk-ln the absence Of sales we quote No. Quer-
citron at S25 per ton.
Whisky is firm at 9Sc. for Western iron-bound.
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--------
The Gfrv Amuaemeurs.

MAD'LLB CHRISTINE NILSSON will appear for the
third time iR concert this evening, at the Academy
Of Music. She Will also appear on Thursday next.
repeated this evening.
AT THE WALNUT Mr.. and Mrs. watkins will ap-
pear this evening IN the drama OF The Colleen Baton
and The Pioneer Patriot.
On Monday Mr. j. S. Clarke viii commence an
engagement.
AT THE ARCH the drama Of Man and Wife is an
nounced for this evening
AT THE ELEVENTH STREET OPERA HOUSE min
strel performance will be given this evening.
AT THE ARCH STREET OPERA HOUSE variety OF
songs burlesques and dances Will be performed this
evening.
AT THE AMERICAN a miscellaneous bill will be
presented this evening.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-10-15

Thirtesnth Annual Session of the National
Local Preachers' Association of the methO-
dist Church. A-N
AT 10 O'Clock this morning the delegates to the
thirteenth annual session OF the National Loca
Preachers Association OF the Methodist Episcopa
Church assembled IN Union nj. +. Church, on
Fourth street, below Arch and held prayer m eet-
ing. Rev. w. j. Ipgraham oilciated on the occasion
The services continued until IL O'Clock, when bene
diction was pronounced.
The programme for the sittings OF the association
which vii be in session until Tuesday evening is as
fullows.--
saturday exercises and address
by Rev j. pastor of Union NJ. X. church appoint
met OF committees and misceaueous business.
HSaturday Eveningheligous scrvices election OF Off
GERS the ensuing year. address of welcome in behalf of
the Pre- achers Meeting, by Rev. Cooke, d. pastor
St. Georges Church responses by Rev. r. T. Tasker
Philadelphia and Rev j. f. Forbus, of Cincinnati and
Rev. E. Hefner, of Baltimore
Sabbath-Preaching in the various churches by dele
gates. - -. -srf
Monday-Reports OF standing and special committees.
Consideration of miscellaneous business ETC.
Tuesday Morning Discussion the question: Is IL the
duty Protestants insist the reading OF the
Sacred Scriptures in Public SchoolsY
Tuesday Injecting on Sabbath
school instruction. Sabbath school literature, and family
piety.
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MUSICIAN AND DRAMATIC.
nI,ne Nllsson,n secand Ooncert.

The second appearance Of Mile Nilsson at the
Academy OF Music was greeted last evening by an
even larger audience than on Wednesday, and the
favorable verdict then given by her hearers was fully
confirmed The great feature OF the performance
last evening was the ''mad scene, from Ambroise
Thomas Hamlet and although the selection was one
entirely unsuted to the concert-room 1t was ac-
cepted by the audience for what 1t was ntended-as
affOrding opportunity for the singer to display
her abilities in purely dramatic music. The in
PRODUCTION of such e scene as that from Hans-
let into concert programme is however,
almost painfully unsatisfactory, and is sincerely
to be hoped that Mile Nilsson before she leaves the
country will have opportunities to appear in
uOphelia, 'Nignon," "Desdemona," Marguerite"
and other of her leading roles.
Messrs. verger, Brignoli, vieuxtemps and Miss
Carey performed their parts in the entertainment
last evening in such manner TO secure generous
annlauae
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CITY HTEMs.

For additional City Items see inside Pages
MEMS ENTIRT SUITS,
As iotO as $40
Better than sold elselchere at
$12 TO S15.
Others at s12, s1s, sl6, $40, SIS, $40
Call and see.
un,f,,o,, hs,,,eea BENNETT & Co,
"a; "a yJ NS Sssk 20 s,s"s,e TOWER HALL.
F"' WI" S ' NO. 61S MARKET STREET
HAVE used Grover & Baker No. Sewing
Machine for nearly five years. giving the best Of
satisfaction at all times. 1t is very simple and runs
very light HADAssAH B. FOLSOM,
No. 264 Franklin street, Cleveland, Ohio
HOMES for $40 month, at Clifton. See advertise
ment OF last great sale OF Clifton building lots by
Birch Son, on Monday, october IT.
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
For additional Marine Netos see Inside PAGES.
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA. OCTOBER Is
STATE OF THERMOMETER AT THE EVENING TELEGRAPH
OFFICE
A. M.........57 IL A. M. .....66 2 P. M.....72

A. m........ot IL a. m.. Do L. M. ......72
CLEARED THIS MORNING.
Ship j. Montgomery, Perkins, Antwerp Workman
Steamer James S. Green, Vance, Richmond and Nor.
andria, W. P. Clyde co.
Steamer auSa E. &C. g. Bddle Mocue' New York, W. P.
steamer United Cryder, Fortress Monroe, Auden-
Bark queen Victoria, Leyne, Dublin L. westergaard
schr Armenia, Call, Portsmouth, Audenried, Norton
Schr Southerner, Hearn, Washington, do.
Schr Caproon, Hates, Millville, do.
Schr Mary Francis, Adonnai, Richmond, do.
Schr Kate P. Lunt, Lunt, Salem, Graen, Rothermel
Schr S. A. HOFFMAN, Holman, Boston, do.
sCSr Csr Eya n 4 Bell Hsr5 s0RsFs Rss'v do. So
sSRr n Il fsss New BEDFORD SO SO
Schr Transit, Racket, Providence, do.
Schr Fannie Harmer, Brooks, Newport, do.
Schr Alabama, vangilder, East Greenwich, do.
Tug Thomas Aen e. Baltimore with tow
Tug Chesapeake, Merihew, Bayre-de-Grace, with q
tow of barges, W. p Clyde Co.
ARRIVED THIS MORNING.
Steamship Aries Wiley from A. Boston, 14th inst
hours Nantucket Shoals on the night OF 18th inst
on Reedy Point saw two ful-rigged brgs, bound up,
% Steamship i William F. Clyde, Sherwood "a hours
from New York, with mdse. to John +. Oil.
Il.
Alexandra, with mdse. to W. P. Clyde & Co.
Steamer A. G. Stimers, Davis, "a hours from New
York, with mdse. to w. P. Clyde Co.
Schr Maggy and Lucy Crosby, from Pensacola,
with lumber to Starr Son.
Schr George Twibill, Herring, from Norfolk with
railroad ties to Vineland Railroad Co.
SchP Reading RR. No. az, Rodan from Hartford
Schr Elwood Dolan, Jarvis, from Salem.
Schr F. A. Baird, Ireland. from Providence.
Schr Jane G. Patterson, Sewall, from Boston,
Schr Sallie b., Bateman, do;
Tug Hudson, Nicholson, from Baltimore, with a
tow OF barges to w. p. Clyde & Co.
Tug G. b. Hutchings, Davis, from Havre-de- Grace
with tow Of barges to w. p. Clyde Co.
MEMORANDA.
Ship Firm, Wiley, for Philadelphia, entered out at
Liverpool LIST inst.
Ship Alice McMnott Lowell, for Philadelphia sid
from Liverpool 1st inst.
Br. steamer Calabria, McMicken, from Liverpool,
arrived at New York yesterday.
pool, and Virginia, Andrews, for London cleared at
New York yesterday.
Steamer Ashlsnd, Beckett, for Charleston, cleared
at New York yesterday
Steamers Charleston Berry, from Charleston :
Fanita, Freeman, and Georgia, Crowell, hence at
New York yesterday
Steamer Saxon Sears, hence, at Boston yesterday.
Brig David b. Doane, Yeazie. from Norfolk for
Philadelphia, passed Hell Gate yesterday.
New York yesterday.
Schrs Walter Palmer, Cole, from Boston for Phila-
delphia, and Ripple, COnover, from New Haven for
Trenton, passed Hell Gate yesterday.
Schr II. nj. Carlisle, Northup, hence, at East
Greenwich 18th inst
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Attn instant, CHARLES BROWN, in

BRowN-On the l4th instant, CHARLES BROWN, in
the 54th year OF his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral. from his late
residence in Mount Holly, N. j., on Tuesday, 18th
instant, at O'Clock z. NJ, without further notice.
Train leaves Market street at IL A. ID. -&
CoENER.-On the 10th instant JAMES G. CONNER
In the 5lst year OF his age
Due notice win be given OF the funeral
WHITE Suddenly, on the 14th instant REBEccA
l., wife OF Daniel s. White In the 47th year OF her
Her relatives and friends are respectfully invited 20
attend her funeral from the residence OF her hus-
band in Darby, on Second day morning. ghe 7th
instant, at 10 O'Clock.
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THE MORTALITY OF THE CITY.-The number Of
deaths In the city for the week ending at noon to-
day 23e, being an increase OF 10 over those Of
last week, and an increase OF over the correspond
ing period of last year. or these ia adults 115
were minors; 18 born in the United States; 80
were foreign; 10 were people OF color; and were
from the country OF this number, 40 died of consump
ton of the lungs OF disease OF the heart 10 of
mus; OF old age; of typhoid fever; 10 OF convu-
sions; of scarlet fever; 10 of Inflammation Of the
lungs; OF congestion of the brain; IL Of debility
and Of cholera infantum.
The deaths were divided as follows among the
different wards
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NOTTINGHAM LACE FOR CURTAINS
~ Just opened cases Of new patterns, and very
cheap goods. ~
CRINOLINE SKIRT LINING.
case OF plain aud barred, white, slate and black,
"A and 5-4, az a low price.
Ia AND ga FRENCH MUSLIN.
just opened several large lots OF superior quality,
from t5c. TO 81 25 yard better than usual for the
price.
NEW THREAD LACE COLLARS.
An unusually large assortment, among them the
new shape, new very scarce, at low prices.
ALTAR LACES, OR CHURCH LACE.
With appropriate devices upon them, some OF them
20 inches wlde only so cents yard said to have cost
60 cents to import.
NEW HAMBURG EDG., ms, and FLOUNCING.
NEW I'M VALENOIENNES LACES.
NEW I'M MEOHLIN LACES.
81 NEW I'M. CLUNY LAOES.
NEW. BLACK FRENCH and ENGLISH SILK
LAOES, at WORNE'S
Lace Embroidery, and White Goods Store,
1T No. 3S North EIGHTH Street.