davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-08

! COL John D. Ashmore, cx-me,nI,.r ii t"n-
gress from the Abbeyille District, South Caro-
lima, committed suicide in Sardis Mis- ,;=:pTi, Gn
Tuesday, the 9Th instant
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-08
foi1ii,n" ant: I1ie.IinGn1 IsailrUad.

EOtUIrhS cHS LhSAknOAs Rthi1srAN
Al meetiuq held in Alic I.auloun county
on Tuesday Dec !. by the citizens al the Vi:
ciuity interested IA the CONSTRUCTION ii The 20
tomac and Piedmont Railroad,
p. Franklin Carter was called {" the char
and Mr. j. Frank Rrawner appointed secretary.
The object Of the meeting having been stated
by Major Vim. y. Berkeley which WAS 10 cuun-
tcract the efforts made hy various newspapers
to prejudice the Interests OF the Potomac and
Piedmont Railroad, and IL take nrluS for the
arrangement of mass luectlng OF all parties
Interested in the speedy construction Of The
road to be held in Aide Oh Saturday Dec 18th.
After remarks by Dr.Ge". a. QMimky; Captain
Alfred J.. B. Zelcga, Henry WhilnrE, Major
Bun =. Noland. Maj. Cha H. lrr. cnI Ham
Rogers and others, the following gentlemen
were appointed pernauent working commit
tee, with instructions 10 CANVAS, their rcsl,ec.
tive nrig lIbnrloods and report L" the meeting
To he held on the 10th last the amount Of sub
scrptions to be obtained Oh the line "I' the road
in Loudouu county
B. Franklin Garter, Chas II. L,.e. L. L. NJ
land, Il. W. W. holland, Isaac D. Budd, Col.
Ham Rogers. Aliddlcburg; Vim n Berkeley,
Alfred i. B. Zercga. Alexander +. Moore.
DR.. Geo. 4. QuimIy, 'rhos $. Reed, ".
French Guile ,Al,lir; John II. Lynn. Chas. W.
Simpson Hanger Run; john G. Ei;ll, Sir
Lluncclot kanur- Arro!a: Chas. l.. Nlankln,
Thos. Little, Johns Pressgravc -Gum $ rrinY;
Richard Dulany, Thomas tla*:rock, }. y.
Carter -UprcrvilIr; JOS Parker, Endicld
A subscription was taken up, which WIS
literally responded IT, to drlray Incidental cX-
prnseS.
An earnest tesi,, WAS rxnrcsi,.l hy the meet
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-08

Ii is understood that the House Com un,tiee
On appropriations will decline to report favor
ably IN the postal telegraph proposition.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-08

Congress Wis not i'll session to DAY 10th
Houses having adjourned until Monday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-08

LECTURE. Benz. Hallowe delivered hi.
lecture on "Intellectual Discipline aud Physical
improvement at the Friends Meeting House
on Lombard street, last evening. The audience
was large The lecturer impressed upon his
hearers the necessity Of adding to a we'll disci
pinned mind healthy bodily constitution He
urged upon his yonng hearers to Use their own
intellectual powers, to think tor them selves and
consider teachers, book. &C., a. aids on y; never
to give M I search UPON any subject never
to let any prejudice close the avenues Of their
minds against receiving truth when it is plainly
before them or within their reach to exam-
Inc subject from all practical points Of view
Passing from the intellectual to the physical,
he said that the incessant Injunction TO the
young is Cultivate your mind without the
least regard to the welfare Of the body. ilow
often did the physical system give and bring
possessors of the brightest intellect TO the tomb.
He instanced Blaise PASCAL and Henry Kirk
White as victims Of broken health in tho
midst Of their brilliant career In the course
Of his remarks the lecturer gave some excel.
lent rules in regard to the preservation Of
health Butt. SIN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-08

DEATH uF Dr. WINGrIEDD.-Ou commuDi-
ty was scnltw lat startled last night by the sud
den death If the venerable and much beloved
rector of Trinity church, Rev J. H. Wing6eld,
d. D., which took place about !! o'clock, at
his residence. on the corner of High and Mid
die streets Although complaining and in
feeble health for several months, his friends
had no immediate reason for apprehension.
and bis sudden demise was painful blow to a
large aud loving circle Of relatives and friends
He died surrounded by his friends, and his end
was calm aud peaceful after serious illness of
cn'y day.-NoytoN Journal
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-08

Miss Nilsson, the songstre=s has had 10
complain to magistrate in. New York, Of
demcrtel nau. who has fallen in love with her
and auuoys her by ntruling irtv her ''1nln s..
The poor fcllow :;l@ i1unI c"er To keep the
rsacc seized aud ki;:ci tie c,rncr Of her cape.
and then departed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-08

AN OYSTER BAY RoMANcE.-A good look
lug New York music teacher visited Oyster Bay
Long Island recently He obtained the Pre-,
byterian church for school His pupils mn!
,iplied rapidly, and he brought from New York
a female assistant, who, he said, was :, widow;
The two teachers lived expensively and sprite,
tiuc clothes and rich jewelry. It soon leaked
out that the accomplished assistant waS only Il
grass widow, with l s,llt pending for divorce -
The twn were belrothcd and exchanged rugs,
and the male teacher obtained the address IT
her lawyer and went to persuade him 1" l,nrl>
the proceeding for divorce He did no! return.
The church people are minus the rent, and his
class minus $l25 the tailor is locking for So,
and the shoemaker Tor 80 The won'an being
pennies, wrote repcntant letter Ia her hus
band. who soon arrived. Old quartet We're
washed away in tears her board Ill Was paid;
and the rcconciei pair went home rejoicing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-08

TIE POSTAL TELEGRAPH SYSTEM Post
master General CrrSwell's scheme Tor couso-
dating the Telegraph with the Postal System,
though strongly recommended by him and ear.
nestly supported by Gen. Grant, was most ear
ncStly opposed at the opening of the present
session of Congress 4 proposition was made
to refer it to select committee. Mr.. Randall
objected to the whole project; said that the first
cost Of purchasing the rights Of the existing
telegraph companies would not fall short Of
lhirty-tive millions Of dollars, and that. apart
from the evil of exposing the whole business Of
the country to the scrutiny Of official inqusitors
it would have the further evil OF increasing the
patronage Of the Government by the addition
of twenty five thousand offices. Mr.. Niblack
entered his protest. Mr.. Farnsworth pointed
out what IN immense field would be thrown
open to political partizans, and how every del
cgac would be jealous in advocating new tele
graph lines to every petty little postofice
throughout the country Mr.. Beck showed
what all immense army of political dependents
The scheme would place at the beck and call Of
the Postmaster General. At first not less than
twenty-five thousand strong, with power to swell
it TO fifty thousand. He asked that instead of
referring the resolution to a special committee,
it be sent 10 the Committee on Appropriations
adding, significantly, that committee does
not belong to any department Of the Govern,
ment, and is not controlled by any man The
resolution was 50 referred.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-08
FURNISHING GOODS.
EALL OF 1871.
GEORGE &. HENNING,

GtOhSE. L. ii IN N1NG,
M iI1 Seventh street. Washington, D G.,
CIOthier, Draper, Tailor,
AND DEALER IN GENTLEMEN'S BE-
LONGlNGS
Oilers t. purchasers greater variety Of goods
than heretofore, most Of which are either made
by hi workmen or made specially to order for
him, and customers may always rely upon get
ting the best articles at the very lowest PRICE
and ali will be charged but
ONE PRICE,
from which thu Saie:rnen are hot permitted to
deria!e for any one
SACK OVEECOATS, FROCk OVERCOATS,
WING oyERCnATs. GAPEs, &c.
BLACK FROCK COATS,
BLUE FROCK COATS
GREEN AND OTHER COLORS,
AND VESTS TO MATCH,
SACK, DERBY AND BOX COATS,
SILK, CLOTH and CASHMERE VESTS.
BUSINESS and DRESS SUITS sc.
~ VIII show the largest assortment OF hand
some PANTALOONS, home manufacture, cyei
'N''''''@' ~
''I''' ~, =. o,.
NV w. "e'' "'I -'
Fine Cloths, Casslmeres, D"esHMS, ' est
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-08
s.DnT ar .,LE1.a-t.DHx.1, DEC,Es. X

F'DfeT or .JIEY-7-f'DHE!1, DEC'R. -.
auN sosl:........... 1.UG Moon kl,Es..... :. ~
Sun sETs..... 400
ARRIVED
;itr,lnr. ENp:'s., NicE!r Eatl'"oie. i" J"'
lir.,tr. y e.
:;lralncr + { knight, nhn:"n, 81" io.E,
by Huor, Weddrrburn ca.
Strall!rr Wnwnsrt, F"Mll:r-, 'urri'mlan, hy
Potomac Ferry Co.
$chr Henry Finch Jersey City, b., American
tnnl Co.
MEMukAHbA.
:5rhrs L W Huldell, Malay, h"n.c, l''r
Hridgcpnrt, and Francis Gibbs, hence, !nr CO.
hsssel, passed through Hell Gate 9TH in:t
Scllrs NJ F. Tntcr. Fowler, aid } W E"nncr
mun Curson, md j " llirc Hihc, for New
Haven Edward Shade, Shade, and } q Leach
johnson, hence, ut New York 9Th
%rhr John T. Mason, hence al N".mn'h An.
Schr + \ Boyd, from Georgctn"n d. G, for
Cuhus:ct, Mass, with cars" "t conl. went
ashore ut = o clock on Tuesday morning last; on
the Goa Il ii New Jersey, fourteen miles north u
Earnrgat light. She MAS got of The next day
by II " rocking Steamer after throwing "Terboard
si.ty ton, If coal! ullI Vas L""ni in" Kew
York. The 'r::rl received IN dalnugr.
4 MOTHER LOT OF WENGERS celcbrG-
n ted FAMILY FLOUR Just received. This
Flour is equal /" Welch's and much cheaper
,lr: $ ". F. EEuOHES.
Alexandria. Va, Dec. :. 1871
FT'HE PARTNERSHIP hcret"iore existing in
L IT,, name ri PAYNE s MARSHALL, is
tn: la III solved by mutual consent
RICHARDS PAYNE, In
WIN. MARSHALl.
, =, - ,,,,,,,;--; Ia. ;r..c y,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-08

AGRICULTURE IN TIE OUTII.-Thc Comulis-
sioner Of Agriculture, in his report accompany
ing the Presidents message, speaking Of the
needs of sou them agriculture, says:
1T must be conceded that the course OF az
riculture in the southern States has not been
conducted with that care, skill, and regard for
ultimate results which have characterized the
operations of farmers in other States While
their lands are continuously devoted to cotton
aud tobacco until they have arrived at Il state
Of exhaustion, those of the North are contin-
naiy improving by rotation of crops, which is
absolutely essential to the life of the soil ITSELF
ami wi thont which farming AMI planting had
better be abandoned. -
lie says that the southern States suffer
greatly in their interests for want Of grasses, in
the use Of which their productions would he
greatly increased 10y rendering Il rotation of
crops necessary. Clover, with its deep roots, and
rye grassa strong grower-wi well endure
the hot sun Of the South.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-08

MALARIouS GASES. An invention that may
be- developed into something Of great value, is
that of all English chemist, designed to show
the existence Of malarious gases, 4 piece of
boracic acid the size Of Il walnut is heated to
redress in chlorine The mass Is tleu blown,
the same AZ common glass, into bulb, and the
"'gasophener'' is ready for Use. When first
made the bulb is perfectly clear. but on being
brought into routact with carbonic acid gas it
becomes clouIcd with light blue ilm giving
an opal lnstre BY gentle relocating, the film
passes away. :" great is the delicacy Of the
healthy person Lreahed on the bulb can be
detected from that OF person eShaling more
carbonic acid When held over solution of
smallpox.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-08

have vessels prepared 10r cruising aDHut Tie
coasts Of France The Figaro represents that
these naval precautions are taken to prevent
what it calls another return from Elba.
The bulletins from Sandringham continne to
report steady improvement! in The condition
Of the Prince OF Wales.
INCIDENT IN THE LYNCHEURu t1ukT The
Lynchburg Republican relates the following IL
cdent as having occurred in the Corporation
Court Of that city Monday, during, the trial OF
On policeman Henry b. Mosby:
Three witnesses were examined, Mostly, the
policeman and two colored men, When the
CONS. Attorney acknowledged that he had fail
ed to make out case. and declared that he
would not further prosecute. The Judge at
this point took exception at the position as
sumcd by the CONS. Attorney, and expressed
a desire to hear argument, but as far as the
CONS. Attorney was concerned he declined to
take aus further steps in the prosecution. -
Me:srs Goggin and Williams counsel for the
accused then briefly reviewed the evidence,
which they claimed failed t1 sustain the in
dictment and the case being submitted To the
Jury they promptly rendered verdict that the
accused vas moi gully rs charged in the in
dictment. The Judge then took occasion to
say that while the verdict OF the jury was cor
rect one, in view Of the position Of the Com s.
Attorney, he nevertheless thought verdict
should have been rendered for Unlawful assault
and battery and that rs 4 ccnseryator Of the
peace be should require the acquitted party {"
cutter into bonds Of $500 to keep the peace
for twelve months. This position OF tho Court
brought c"unscl on each side to their ieet he
representative Of the Commonwealth declaring
that lie would ncvrr undertake 10 prosecute
party when the evidence did moi sustain the
charge. tic action Of the Court 10 the contrary;
while the counsel for the accused tool; the posi-
ton that b. the verdict just rendered, the
accused party Wa declared free from crime rs
court. bar or jury, and that he shoud Il not be
put under any nrther restraint by legal process.
The Judge, al this point declared that he
would maintain the position Indicated by him,
and that if counsel wished to in.peach him,
they could do 20. The SCENE was ! very I'M
usual one for Il court room, and what with the
spirit manifested by all parties concerned, wa
highly interesting. The acquitted party finally
Il 4 l,t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-08

viii cnn,il,,. it. Cornrais Lusinrss, !"
II Union -trrrt Alexandria, Va, and rasrc't
lullY =u!.rl the patr"nnsr II ny tri:nd:
WM. MARSHA IL.
The New York herald., 1871-09-11
PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPTEMBER 10, 1871.
ARRIVALS.

RgPoRrgp BY THB HERALD STRAIN YACHTS.
SeAmsbp Cy Of Brusseis tBr, Kennedy, Liverpoo Aus
81 via 9ueensown Sept l. with mdse and passengers 10
John Dale First SIX days had strong westerly gales Sent
q lat ~ ~, lon 65 a. In company with steamer bound
W, supposed City OF Batnorc lat a I6 Ion 81
w. passed steamshp City OF Antwerp hence for
10th. on Nantucket steamship Atlantic, 90 for do
steamship WisconsD (Br. Williams, Liverpool Aur go
with ndsc and b7l psssengers. TO Williams Guiou Had
fresh westerly gales from Fastnet 10 Ion snce
weather and clear Sept lat 46 90 lon - o. passed sen n
ship Spain. hence for Ltverpoo 9Th, lat "a TO- Ion 81 a.
steamship taho do for do Nh, 5 miles OF sandy HOOK
steamship Manhattan, do for do.
Steamship IaaAc Beli Blakcman, Richmond, Pom, and
Norfolk with mdse and passengers. 10 the Old Dominion
Steamahip Co
Steamship John Gibson, win.ers Georgetown Dc with
mdse and uassengers. to u Merrck.
steamenp Fana, Doane, PhIsaerha, with mdse, TO the
Lprlllard Steamship 90.
snip Charles BesL Lecbere Antwerp s5 days in ballast
10 Boyd Hinckeu TOOK the northern passage and hal
variable weather; has been ~ days w of the Banks
Bark Hugh (kor), Osen kswlor 80 days, with railway
iron 20 ordervessel TO wend retcns BockmAnn. Took
the northern psssae and had cht variable wnds has been
1g days west Of t1o Banks
Bafk MsrgheIila U,ai, scarpati Alicante 3e days. with
nodse 70 Garcia Covesse " Agresss. Passed 0ibrs
tar Aug 81 had fine weather.
BfgCAs AussI Paschcb London 66 days, with mdse 10
Merchant Co--vesse TO SlocUvci Co. Was ~ days
IN the English Channel, with strong western yaes took the
southern passage and had rough weather Aug 8 80 3O
Ion a. had gale SE, veerng around TO N as
lug hours lost b foro snd main top sas has been
10 days west Of Bermnda July & lat ~ Ion w. passed
number O bales of cotton and part OF vessels house.
Brig Dasua (Aust Paschch, Cote % 5ays, via 0ioraL
The New York herald., 1871-09-11
FOREIGN Personal GOSSIP.

---rhe kreaz Zsi,unD says tnat the opening OF
the Mount Gems tunnel Is indefinitely postponed on
account OF the Unsatisfactory relations between
France aud Italy.
N Edmond About, In the Soir, occupies mere
After NJ Gambetta tthc writer says all calamities
are logical: Felix pyat Is as likely Napoleon III
Fourth.
The Guardian states that the deanery of St.
Pau's has been offered by Mr. Gladstone to the Rev.
II. w. Church, rector Of Whatley and formerly Eel
low and utor or Oriel College. lt Is uncertain,
however, whether lie has accepted the appointment.
-General Brlsson Will stand for the vacancy In
the Department BOuche3 du RhOne left by Gam.
betta's sitting for Paris. The General was deprived
Of his post Tor issuing an order a. Bordeaux ex-
horing the soldiers 10 vote Tor republican candi-
dates.
THE Dcqy Ne,cs IL able TO state on the bes:
authority that air. Brights health ustIfes tie hope
thai lie VIII be able 10 return ~ his parliamentary
duties next session, as completely restored 10 nen-
tai aud physical viSor was the case after his III.
ness VI fifteen years ago.
---The people Of Ripon gave o public reception
10 the Marquis OF pon, on hts 6rst the city
alter his return rom his mission 10 America. Great
preparations were made Tor The occasion, and ban.
covered every available space from the stat on
10 the market pace, where al address was ple.
sented to MS lOrdslip.
The Emperor Napoleon Is fast recovering, not
only MS physical health, but also from the nervous
shock his system had undergone. On the occasion
Ut mis- Visit ~ Holly Lodge his spirits were ut the
highest The boys OF Cholm0nde,y College having
attended 10 cheer him on h!s departure 10 the pour
lng rain lie turned round IauGhingly rs he wrapped
h,lnse ~ hts lugred grex,coai, ana sa;t, "now can
yU,i Fng'isineu grumie a. tniS Climate ami call 1t
variaulef Wny, " has done n0ih9 bus rain al tie
sufnmery' loud peal " laughter and another
nearly cheer greeted HIS Majesty as Tho carriage
The New York herald., 1871-09-11

,sr. ~ davs with wine. 10 Roberts SON. veesei 70
I've Co look the middle PASSAGE and had Liant
vinfs; has been 20 days ives, Of the Banks Aug
~ ~ 'oa % w, spoke bark Protcus, hence Tor Cfon
sssr wifsm Arthur, Hutshins, Portland days, with
'"'"'sf' 70 master Is bound 10 ELxabethpor.
Passed fhr"u Th Hell Gate.
BOUND sOUra. f
ssarxnip Acushnet Rector, New Bedford for New York,
wa lnass and passeneerp- to Ferguson a Wood.
lnuter 20 Joaes A 10. - -
her 20 Murray a Co. - "
ar Aran. 'Er Mitchell St John NIB. for New York,
ssss forsss Belle. clifford, Machas for New York. with
stpnr 10 the bridge Go. ~ - - - -
sehr psysd se son. Ferris. Stamford tor New York.
~cnr Mar, rhompson. Mystic for New York.
rcir hscc Jane. Taylor Providence for Elxabetbpor
n a sSnsy' s.aneers Providence Tar Elizabethport.
ssAr Joan Losier, Cummings Taunton for New York.
ssS sSr nerscs \ Francis. New Haven sor New York.
rcm irueman, eibra New Bedford for PhilAdelphia-
~, Shss Soop-, Miller New Haven for Elzabethpor-
Ssm wars Mullen. wareham for New York
csr H- shy; kenney. New Beifora for New YORK.
r.M neAa Arnold Connecticut River for Philadelphia
sehr hfr.ss. aou New Haven Trenton.
rchf l. fhomTsor. Hull. Providence for New York.
Nchr ueorv whistler, Crosbie Boston for Albany.
rehr kcliv. Dewitt, Providence for New YORK.
nthf b~iphl Alien, Cape Cod for New York.
The New York herald., 1871-09-11

.nswronr. Aus H-safed Abigail, Richmond, Esw vorh
Ayonssls Evans New orleans.
from New York fer LONDON ''-'' ''"' 'Ap ''p'''
on Berry Head 2sth, ship Constantine. Creery from New
roRr TALSoT, Aug. ss-sansi. Made, Baetsr. New
.pwtLBrLI. Aug. a6--saied. Aphrod,.s wilhelm. North
QyEEssTows, Ans So Arrived Emm., HOPKINS New
.kWoFsosD. Aug ss-Clesred, Bladder, wula Phlsds.
sUspEnsAsp. Aug o. Entered loading Ocean Bell,
swIssSUs6E: Avg w-AIrivei. xamy. Hansen. New
,srrI1Is, Au .nst ss-Arriysd : Cummings. Hookway-
Sailed Ssih Florence Baker, chnrchii Borde.nr.
smY.sA Aux l-saiss, NavssiSo, xsn wy%sS Boston
American Ports.
ALEXANDRIA. Sept s--Saied. schrs Belle Crowc'l Al
lyn's Point Clayton. East Cambridge; James Young,
eeorss.own SG Isrry Not Knosss fSS.d:ps ssns
IT, IS s:
es
Smith, Alexandria; Alice B. Alley. and Grow. wsa.
idh"Xrnved, bark Nina (NGh Kutcher Batavia via Pro-
BAEflMoRE, septe, AM-Arrved. steamshlu VIM Ken.
nedy Hallett Boston via Norfolk sc Aide Walton, Rioh
oaxRLssTos Sep iexrrivsI, s.hr Palma, George
'0TS n: sea%srs me- s are dstansd By hsay
DARIEN. Ca, Sept Ain port ship Aelyn, Hammond. for
o bSeor mlns wa%s slnns spc
kSssa% s
Welsh vsnseow Tor sShEs aa%ons kinx
~, Halnes, and N Kinney, Barsr, ior Nsx Yors.
FGRNANIINA. Aug sO- Arrded, orig L II Kmbal, Barn
SEPT i~Ciearsd barks Amira Coombs Wilson. Nuevas
FosTsEss aa SS's @ sept sspt in esrks
and George Henry from Troon for baltimore; brig
NEW 9KLExSss sept S Arrived. steamship Liberty
l. sturgess. Linnekin from Newport "; Pedro PlandoR
deau Lncsn' nusshnss from rniae'pns po III.
'Ss EkH mxvES' Sept s-Arr'vea schr. a Bennett. Saw
sennsts s.s 5. joSas Ns Daniel %oi Saason Fail Rsr
s fsS 1' Price, joins: ss sSs
saieed.-achr Baltimore, Francis, Eiizabethport
rpISs pESs4hG4h hS: s'hrs NArAa Nsuman' and
HiTADELiiifX Sept :, AM-Arived, ship Maid of Or
srns @ bark s
Xxx Davis GarasI; sehr. x@is sa1oSis: 1sr
FL FAsI Ss% aisn Mar; o Pc
ter, roser Fall River Hooper, Hooper. Boston 6ybi
Sass.saNsso sSrss.sr. Patterson Hamburg; sriG Caro-
s;"a s.
Williamson, Cerson Prov,dencs; y siner Hqntsy Lynn
Dsd T'Is
RGsSS f.. b1 ss5 Srne to 80. ,e,ra.,
bark eas. and SsR Eny S Sorasr
f. ss Ss yesterday remains Wind ESk fss sre''
PORTLAND, Sept S-Saied, barks Ella, r n Lord =
RiCnSQND Sept S-Arrved, schr Mabel Hall, Bartlett
Rocklanj. s..t rs....
Sailed. .scpr Yankee Doodle, Mansbury, New York.
R0cKLAND. Aug 9l-Arrlvsd, sshrs rhos Hix Hall IS
Cos6 Pickerpg; Mary A. Rotnson and Pacihc, Gnn New
York; 3D. Exc! Pend eton. New York; Sd, Chase, Ingra
Sailed lst schrs William McLeon, Haskell, New York;
lsa hS:Gn s lex, c
Mass achnsets Kennstoe do Mary Brewer saanders 90
ham, do Adrian, Everetts New York; Lindsay, Croc'
kett New York 9th. Jussina. Knnnlston, do; Mary
Robinson, do :. -
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept ARRIVED, ships Bride Of Lorns
Uieared-Ship Grace Darling. Spear, Newcastle. NSWs
bxa SUSAN. Hughes, Tahiti; Angelina ttr), Huot Fort
Townsend. .
Salad -Hteanship Colorado. Parker, lanama- sa
sAvASNAu, Sept 1v-ATrived, steamship Gen Btrnees
Mallory, New York. .
sALEM, sept s-Arrvcd, schr Planter, Horton, South
Ambov. tL..