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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-18

The Fredericksburg Herald remarks that the
continued warm, dry, and sultry weather, re-
minds one Of the Augusts of other years. Since
the present month began it has fully sustained
its reputation as the warlnest Of the year.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-18
DIED.

On the 18th instant, of paralysis of the brain,
Mrs. JANE H. JONES, wife of the late Edw d.
Jones' in the 54th year Of her age. ESrThe iu-
neral will take place from her late residence, No.
10 south Flyette street. on Saturday, the 18th, at
clock The friends Of the family are invited
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-18

The Use of the L. S. military, at the Radical
Convention held recehtly at the Custom House
in New Orleans, in the dispute between the
Radical factions in that city, is severely con-
demned even in some Of the Radical papers
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.N.qKKlED.

On Tuesday, the 18th of August, at Bla kelley,
the residence Of Richard b. Washington, in 'lof-
ierson county, w. Va. by Rev. William II.
Meade, Col. r. P. CHEW, fnrmerly OF the
G. S. A., to Miss LOUISA f., daughter of the
late Col. John A. Washington, of Mount Yer
nun No curdS.-[ War Ind. please copy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-18

HS-CHURCH FEsTIvAI"-On Tuesday, Au-
gust 22d from 8 o'clock a. m. t" j p. m, at
Christ Church will hold Festival for the pur-
pose of raising funds to build Il Rertory for that
Church. A handsome dinner will be provided 4;
also refreshments of all varieties of the season.
Music from n Brass Band. All the friends OF
the Church are earnestly solicited for patronage.
Brandy Station aug Ltd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-18

Co.. George Stonemau, of the Twenty-frst
luiuutry, is retired with the fullrank of Major
General, on account Of disability incurred by
long and faithful service.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-18

Gen. Hancock maintains that it is cheaper tc
feed the Indians than to fight them. The diff
fculty is, says the Washington Star, that We
have to do both
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-18

+ 10 U r.
James s. Wechs best Family Flour.
Columbia Mills Family Flour
Edom Mills Family Flour
Lincoln & Bros. Family Flour
Linvlle Creek Extra Flour
Bridgewater Mills Extra Flour.
Shenandoah Mills Extra Flour.
Lincoln & Bros. Extra Flour.
And nil other brands of Family Extra and
Super Flour, in store and for sale BY
SHINN & co,
oup.1l l3 Union street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-18

The last Legislature of New York passed a
bill appropriating $4,000 for the purchase of
some old ':relics of Gen. v Washington which
the widow Washington, Of Charlestown,
West Virginia, is possessed Of as a distant re-
latiye of the Father of his country. The lady,
however, appears to have good deal of diff
Guilty in getting her money, as the approprla-
lion, it seems, was rather conditional
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-18
We suppose now that Senator Schurz Of

we suppose now that OenatOr HcuurZ OF
N;csnnr; hoe r., -
of having Gen. Grant nominated Us the Re-
publican candidate for next President, he will
be more out of favor at the White House than
ever. Cen Grant does not forgive or forget
'mutiuy in the camp as he would call it.
Horace Greeley is under diSpleasure at this
1imp
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-18

Fancy Balls are now given at the White Sui
phur Springs, and they are represented as very
brilliant affairs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-18

LoUDOUN CoUNTY.--A letter from l.oudoun
county, Va, in the Baltimore Gazette says
yesterday was august Court in Leesburg.
From the days Of our grandsres this has been
the great business day of the county Here
debts were paid, contracts executed, horses
sold, speeches made and watermelons consum-
3D. Nov, in addition TO the assembling OF
the whites, who cannot rid themselves Of old
habits We have colored people innumerable,
who come from all quarters for many miles
around On this occasion there could not have
been less than three thousand Of this
class, embracing all ages, sexes and conditions,
upon and around the public square. Now, if
they ate--as | think they did-on an average:
two watermeons and three square feet of gin
gerbread, and drank each three qnarts of cider,
soda water and bust head whiskey, the NOR
tuary report of the county will be seriously at
Iected by this Court day.
The candidates for nomination for county
officers had here I general muster, and were
numerous. The Conservatives hold their nom
mating convention on the I'd of September.
As nomination by this party is virtually an
election in this county, very active canvass
will b. carried on during the entire dog days.
| have never seen the farming interests at a
lower ebb in this section The yield of wheat
has disappointed all the corn crop is cut off
fully one half by the long continued and yet
unbroken drought, while the low prices
Of beef entail IN actual loss to all who grazed
cattle this season.
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Mayors Office,

lNIOTICE Mayors Office,
IN Alexandria, August -, 1871.
CORPORATION LICENSES: Having un-
derstood that certain persons question the right of
the City Council to levy license and tax US Or
dored by IAN act for raising revenue for the year
1871" and intend to resist the collection OF said
"icense and tax" this notice is therefore given
that after the 3lst instant the law on that SUBJ
iect will be rigidly enforced against all persons
doing business without Corporation license.
aug l5-tSl HUGH LATHAM, Mayor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-18

Blacque Bey, the Turkish minister, and
family, will return to Washington at the end Of
the present month.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-18

RICIIMoHp MARKET, Aug. l7.--Oherings of
5000 bushels of Wheat, with sales Al llOal524 for
common t. strictly prime white, and 100 to $50
for variou: grades OF red. Corn 78a9h Rye G2l
uGj. Oats Il;ai1.
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GT. MARY'S ACADEMY. ..
y North Fairfax street,

AIexandrEt. Virginia.
Conducted by the SISTERS OF HOLY
CROSS, will reopen Monday, 18th of Septcmber.
The course of instruction is most thorough in
English, the Languages, Music, &c.
Board and tuition per annum S2N Music,
Languages, Drawing and Painting form extra
charges For full particulars, address
aug lS-lm Sister VI. LEOCADIA, Superior.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-18

WHITE TEA BAGS
w FLOUR SACKS and
SHIPPING TAGS.
Furnished in any quantity, plain or printed 10
order at factory prices.
Also Manila and Common Paper Bags and
Wrapping Paper in store.
JOHN H. PARROTT,
aug 5-tf Dealer in Stationery, Sheet Music, &c.
~ T. EVANS have been placed in my hands
for settlement and collection. All persons in
debted to MIN are requested to come forward and
settle without delay; otherwise suits will he
brought to COLLECT the same
A. W. Chiffon,
Attorney at Law 10 Royal ST.
aug IA Alexandra, Virginia.
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HIILDEN-G .N.9TERI4E.
W. MALLS -. ". MALLS. H + PEAkE.
"A MES w. MALLS, SON y co.

HAMES W. Ma LIS, son y CO..
- l97 King ST., AleXa., Va:
Dealers in HARDWARE, CUTLERY
Carpenters Tools, Doors Sash, Blinds, Door
Balus,rrs, Of different patterns, and Nrwr
Posts. A large stock OF French and American
Glass, double and single thick of all Sizes.
Paints, Oils, Nurnishcs Paint and White Wash
Brushes Lewis Pure White Lead, and other
brands of fine quality, Putty, Turpcntinc and
Machine Oil Also, Lime, Of superior quality,
Cement, Cucincd Plaster Pitch and Felt foe
Roofing, &c A large stock of Pughs ceebru-
ted Car Augers, and other articles found III hr't
class Builders Furnishing establishments;
All orders for Lumber, Brick and all kind,
Of Building Material, promptly attended TO-
Terms cash. feb lit
RoBr. JAMESON. y. NJ. CLARKE.
JAMESON Il CLARKE,
ALEXANDRIA
PL4NIN IILLS SASH, DOOR i ELlND
FiCTORY,
Nos - and % North Water street
DeaLersia ,v,,,u,, ,,,,.
DRESSED FLOORING AND WHITE PINE
LUMBER
jun y JOHN r. LAMBDIN Supt
pIsHIELL & HODGE,
VIRGINIA SASH, DOOR AND BLIND
FACTORY AND FLAMING MILL
Corner FAIRFAI AND QUEEN STREETS,
Alexandria, Virginia.
Sashes. Doors, Blinds, Frames, M9uId'hg',
Brackets, Novels Baustcrs, and
Mantlcpiccos
constantly on hand at the Factory Call ami
examine stock and prices. upS--u
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- DRESS MAKINGl
In ull its branches perfect iit' guaranteed,
and prices to suit, at
Mrs. c. l.. SIMPSONS,
aug lS-tf 10 King street
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that the fol-
~ lowing CERTIFICATE OF the Orange
and Alexandria Railroad Company stock has
been lost or nislaid, and that application will be
made to the Company to reissue the same &C
cordine to the code Of Virginia certificate No
1896, for 80 shares Of stock, dated July 25 1850
E. p TAILOE,
Trustee Of Mrs Louisa {. Tayloe
aug 2-luw2m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-01-28
B0SVOY SPORTS.
Amuscmenis of the Hnb Ars,ocracy-Dis-
gushing Scenes in Puritan RAT PIT.

Amuscnsenis of the Hnb Aris,ocrucy-Uis-
gushing scenes in Puritan itaf PIT.
BosToS, Jan. q, 1871.
The climax OF unrestricted freedom. so far as
indecency and cruelty TO animals is concerned, has
been reached in the peus ana Puritan city of
Boston. This evening, at sam Turner's Hail. on
Bayernin street, upwards or three hundred OF the
stanch business men OF State street, bon ton
residents Of the South End and the better class OF
the community generally, assembled 10 witness the
KILLING OF TWO OR THREE HUNDRED RATS
by choice and pets OF the canine creation The
slaughter TOOK place within an enclosure similar TO
a cage. erected platform at end OF the hall.
A Two hundred pound Engiishman. III the person OF
The inevitable sam Turner himself, presided and
handled the rats and the dogs freely and renaery
II ne was fondling his own family. The first
batch OF vermin some hair dozen in number,
chawed up speedily by sckly terrier. much to the
JOY and applause OF the semi-iashionable multitude,
and the iouder the shrieks and squeals OF the rats
ana the more heartrending the whines and cries OF
the lacera.ed dogs, the more keeny the sport was
reished Again In turn poodles, bulls, coach dogs,
and every conceivable grade and quality OF Tue
canine race were pitted against the repulsve and
unfortunate rat creation. Sometime II was rat and
sometimes dog, but generally the yermn had to
yield, although both species were
HORRIBLY MUTILATED
IN the struggle. The best exhibition was Kill or
twenty huge specimens OF the long-aied crea-
ton In the space OF minute and hall, ana this
done by dog VINO mad early IN the evening sent To
their account q squad OF half a dozen III about as
many seconds.
Al the close Of the ratkilling exhibition there FOL
lowed "a Knockdown exhibition OF sparrng, al OF
which was highly rellshed by the genLeiuaniy and
welbeh3yed audience, as was also series OF cub
exercise. winch was worked III as an Interude be-
tween the rat and dog encounters and ire TENT
pugiistic set TO- The afalr was move. one Tor any
city. Boston IN particular, and the audience com
prlslng many OF tie people, was enthusiastic
rs IL was at Fechters benefit week ago last Saiur
day night. Some OF those present. who deli hit in a
joke have arranged 10 pack tie slaughtered rats
and send tem 10 Mr.. Sampson. proprietor OF the
Chinese shoe mandatory in North Adams.
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EUR OP=AN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARkFI.-LOSDoN, JAM 26--4 80 r.
M-Consos 921l for money and the American
cures rner; United States vetwenty bonds 1852 907s
1855, 90; 1867, ssls ten-foes So Stocks steady-Ee
I4 Illinois Central hrmer, llOh Atlantic and Great
LIVERPOOL CoTToS MARKET LIVERPOOL Jan. 26-4 80
p M.-Cotton quiet. Mddng upands, SID. middng Or
leans, SD Since The closing oca of the market
many brokers quote midding upands at sd SID
LIVERPOOL BRrADsrUFrs MARRET.-LIv ERPooL, Jan.
s6-4:30 L. M.-Breadstufs firm. Coru-No mixed.
a5s. per quarter.
264 80 p. M.Provsons trner Pork, 92s Beef ll6s. 3D.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKsT.-LIvERPooI, Jan. 30
$50 r. MCommon rosin 6s I'd Spirits petroleum. Is I'D.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET-LoNDoN, Jan. 26-l 30
p. MLnsead oil easier 10. Calcutta inseed. 5gs 3D..
PETROLEUM MAEKEr.-ANTwEEp. JAM 26.-Petroleum
closed trmer; standard white American, 52hf.
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Ills struggles were friShtrrl once ne fairly got his
feet upon piece OF pine wooa--a chip from
the gahows Thus was Knocked from under him:
nut be stin fought hard for life, and II was only
when captain Lehman seized the rope and lifted
him foot or two that he died BY slow strangula-
ton In the space OF about eight minu'es. Al fifteen
minutes past two Dr. Bell pronounced life 10 be ex-
tincI ana alter hanging Tor some time longer the
bodies were cut down, dumped into their
rude collins and screwed down out OF sight.
me people then In an orderly fashion dispersed,
quite content with the first legal execution ever
witnessed In the county. Thus ended the story the
end OF the most brutal and savage murder known
perhaps In the records OF that crime The old man.
Lapine, the two women ana the poor babies, were
avenged but, what is better siill, hall savage peo
pie have learned that law can vndlcate itself by the
operation OF courts and juries.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-01-28
TIE IDAL WAVE.
Hell Gate and fine MISUNDERSTANDING BY Mr..
j. y. Hiizara.

Hell Gate and fine Eurbor-Iecture by Mr..
j. y. Hiizara.
MI. ). Il. HI gard OF the United states Coast sur
vey, delivered a lecture last evening before the
members OF the American Institute, ana large
number Of ladies and gentlemen interested III scien
tfc subjects, on ''Tides The Tidal Wave, lis
Cause and Edectsn at the Academy OF Music.
After his introduction 10 the audience mr. HilgarG
described IN learned manner the general pheno-
mena OF the tides SIS thew present themselves 10 an
Observer the physical changes towhicn they are due
and which ne illustrated by some elegant diagrams,
very carefully mounted. lie then explained IN de.
tail tie different phases OF the tides and gave an
account of their effects upon Inets aud harpors,
Win especial mention OF the narDcr OF New York.
The entrances as Sandy BOOK, he said, being kept
open 10y the scUuf OF the eDb uGe lowing uut
OF the harDor, 1t IS most important 10 preserve
the whole area OF the ulai basin un0ccupied
II we woud maintain the present depth OF the chan.
mel. OF the tides through Hell Cate lie explained
that the western current takes place at a higher
stage OF the Tide Than the eastern current.
The lecturer, ater showing the different nuctua-
iions 81 the tides at New York Boston, Charleston
and san Francisco, and explained their causes and
The erect produced upon them by the sun and
Moon, during winch explanation he said the height
of the tide depended upon the age 81 me Moon At
the first quarter the elevation ehd deposits are ex-
acty the az ~ The tasrd quarter. Haying
shown some twenty diagrams IN Jne course Of his
lecture 10 elucidate t1c subject tie Professor closed
his discourse with an elaborate dacrnf!sn OF the
pecullaY!iles OF New YORK barber.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-01-28
PENNSYLVANIA MINERS STRIKE,

Ne Compromise Between the Miners and Ope-
rators-FearfnI Penalties for DivuIsinx Sc.
crefs Of the Miners Secret AssociatiOns-
The Strikes Incited by New York and Phil
adelphin Spectators.
ASHLAND Jan. 81, 1871.
The miners strike still continues, and although
many attempts have been made to conciliate the
strikers and arrange matters there is not the least
disposition TO create peace ana commence opera
tons again. The strikers say the operators are to
blame, while the operators say the same 0! the
strikers and 1t is difficult to determine which are
TO blame, but to dlsinteresed miners there Is not
the least doubt but that the operators would prefer
to have their mines In operation again II they
last for an indefinite time, as Grand Council Of the
Worklngmen's Benevolent Association have issued
20 the ec ae nSW
the meaning OF 1t. The officers OF the organization
aTe 70 ana viii mot dyage the
To this matter, showing how officers and members
are bound DOWN.
sS1 on ~ Ssr or brother print
district branch officer brother association into contempt
proof being thereof before the proper tribunal suffer
nk ses y AIS. the ss ssd
there has been i has been followed
that they sabjec, e hi. ,yIanny but they
ssy vein no pe on TO
workng classes find that they but victims yrannica
making ihem tools sy which to gain power Operators
and people in the leading cities, and in fact all the
OF anthracite coal, are concerned In this
matter and the sooner some. measure is adopted
to change the condition of the coal region
the better Many abroad the effect that opera
tors oonnve and combine with the strikers In their
sion. This all ought be believed
the most credulous 1t believed, however, and
facts In regard this have cleaned from
sourcesthat prominent dealers New York Phlade
phia leading officers OF the Workingmens Benevoen
to start and help these periodical strikes along
coal in this locality know the of It. These
quent OF terror be gratifying the
Of the Grand Council of the workinsmen Benevolent
socaton the coal spectators and others interested New
York. Philadelphia and other leading cities where
coal shipped but they running this region, and If
tnued as frequently they have been of late years win
ne ent ire
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ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Steamship Russia Br) Lott Liverpool Jan H. via Queens
town 18TH with mdse and lis to Chas Franck
lyn.
Steamship City of London Br). Tbbets, Liverpool Jan r.
via Queenstown 18TH with mdse and Passengers to John
49, At PM 80 miles east Of Sandy Hook, passed CunArd
steamer, bound K.
Steamship Missouri Palmer Havana Jan 2l via Nassau,
NJ, 2Sd with mdse and passengers to the Atlantic Mail
Dunbar Of searspor Me. lumber loaded, dsmasted wa
terogged and abandoned.
Steamship Adger, Lockwood Charleston a. with
mdse and passengers, to Henry Morgan Co.
steamship Wyanoke, Bourne, Richmond, City Point and
Norfolk with mdse and passengers, to the Old Dominion
Steamship Co.
Steamship George b Upton, Roberts, Richmond, City
Psnt and Norfolk, with mdse and TO Washing,
ton 4 90.
Ship Cultivator Russell, Liverpool Dec a. with mdse, TO
Williams Guion. Had very cold weather the last week;
18th inst took pilot from boat Blunt No IL, and
chored IN the lower bay at midnight day Dec ~ lat
~ Ion "a ship Warwick Castle ORB from London for
New York Jan IT, lat a. Ion a. ship Coriolanus, bound
Ship Hudson Pratt, London Dec 49, with passen
gers to Grnne Mnturn Co. Ii anchored outside the bar
Brig Chase of Portland) Bacon, Cardonas u days,
with sugar. &C. to Miller Houghton. Experienced heavy
NE and NNE the entire days north OF Hat
teras Jan H. lat 49, Ion 49, spoke schr Tasker hence
for Galveston.
schr Holiness Ward, Mayagues, PR, Is days. with
anges, Douglass Griffin. Had ftrong and winds all
Passed Through Hell Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamship Nercus. Bearse, Boston for New York. with
mdse, to Dimock.
BOUND EAST.
schr Wellington 'Br) Ingalls,, New YORK for CORVALLIS,
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WESTERN MATTERS.

Fearful Tragedy i'm Illinois, attempted Rob-
bery-Six Persons Kilied-Anofher kerosene
Holocaust.
CHICAGO, Jan. 81, 1871.
rumor comes via GAINESVILLE, Wis, that fearful
tragedy occurred at Rock Grove, Winnebago county,
H., on Wednesday, which resulted In the death Of
three men, woman ana two Chi dren-the tragedy
having some connection with an attempted robbery.
We have no particulars.
George Luce. living In the family Of Augustus
Woodland, Bloomington, Ill, was burned to death last
night by the explosion of a Kerosene lamp. Tne
house and furniture were also destroyed, and Mr..
Wosdard was also seriously burned.
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sear, D. clLe.El TaAY.LL.Rs n rauM.
RICHMOND, JAM q, ISL.

RICHMOND, JAM 20 ISL.
In The United States District Court Today Katie
Cummings. colored who was sent Seuth as 8
teacher by o benevolent society IN New York, OBJ
iained verdict for ST. 100 damages from the Orange
and Alexandria Railroad Company for having been
eiecicd IRON train at MeaandI1a because sne,
having o first class ticket, refused 10 90 IN inc
roored peopies car.
The committed Of the Legislature agreed today
tnat or the agricultural land scrip fund onc-third
Should 90 10 tac couted peoples college ald the re-
sLaanaey 10 the two state colleges.
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Female Counterfeitcrs Arrested.

CINCINNATI Jan. q, 1871.
Two girls, named Gertrude and Mary Stadtfeidt,
aged twenty and sixteen years respectively were
brought to this city to-day from Middetown Ohio
where they arrested FOR passing counterfeit mo-
ney. The money consisted OF ten dollar oils of the Ma
tional Bank OF Poughkeepsie, N. ", and were fair
specimens but were easily detected by competent
Judges. Upon examination before the United States
Commissioner they SAID they found the money under
the floor or while coming from DAYTON to Mid
detown. They were held TO answer, and In default
OF bail were committed to jall.
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CUBA.


Important Surrender Of Insurgents.
HAVANA, Jan. q, 1871.
Ex-Governor Silva dnsurgent, Of the Central De-
partment has arrived here.
The insurgent General Carnelio Parro, with seve
raj insurgent officers and thirty armed men, have
surrendered voluntarily to the Spaniards near
Puerto Principe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-01-28

for the calendar year II was $40. 885. 600, being
larger than for any previous year. excepting 1855
and 1850 The deposits OF gold and silver bullion at
the coinage was es4,7s7 so. The deposits at the
United States Assay once In New York for the same
period was-God, $3,6l2182 Is; silver, 1925 OSS IA;
total deposits, S4.537. 270 80. The gold deposits at
the branch mint at Denver for the same period was
HhS6 240 o.
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Brig w-sy Smith (Bp. Rogers. Barbados-D Trowbridge
Brig Orbit, NASH Trinidad-Simpson Clapp.
Brig Sarah CIowell BIZ Morrfs st John'a
Schr Impulse (Br), Curtis Bahia via Richmond. vAPe
niston d Co.
Schr Margaret Samson, Samson, Cardsnas-J Elwen
Z Co.
schr Carne, Chase, Braxos Te1as)-woodhouss. South
mAyd 4 Rudd.
schr Octavia A Dow Sterling, Portland-R Goodwin 4
Son.
schr VIM Rice, Presley, Salem-R W Ropes Co.
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INDICTMENT or FlLKIES.

ALBANY, Jan. 81, 1871.
The Grand Jury to-day Indicted John J. Filklns for
robbery in the first degree for entering and robtXlg
the car Of the express company the night OF the
6ta OF January. The Indictment contains six counts.
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Bark Aaella, Weston, Gibraltar.
Bark st Dovonck (Brl Brown, Kingston, Ja-A Solo
A Co.
Brig Aserope l8r) Tregsr.hen, perrambuco-Geo Bull
lev
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SAILED.

Steamships Aeppo Liverpool City Of Rio Janeiro do
Columbia Havana, Nassau Anna Nassau General Barnes,
Savannah Georgia. Charleston; III Cid, Wilmington NC
Niagara, Richmond &c; Hatteras Norfolk; Benefactor
Philadelphia; barks Virginia. Stafford, Marseles; Lizzie
III Havana.