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Methodist EpiscopaI Conference.

WARRESToS, March 13.--In the Confer
ence this morning an assessment was made
for educational purposes. four-tilths of the
amount to lie appropriated to Randolph Ma
con College to educate young men for the
ministry, and one-i;tth to the Olin and Pres
ton Institute.
The missionary doil1tions amounted to
s.. so during the year.
Resolutions were adopted il favor Of the
Nashville Book Concern. Also, pledging the
support of the Conference in maintaining the
st. Louis Nristinn Adrocdte and the Balti-
more Episcopal Methodist.
Rev. DR.. Munscy submitted a report for
the establishment of the Baltimore Book and
Publishing House Company, and asking the
cooperation and endorsement Of the Confer
ence. which was received.
Rev. William A. Harris, President Of the
Wesleyan Female institute, at Staunton, Va,
presented the report of the faculty, showing
its condition to be in a very prosperous state,
having JOG youig lady boarders from dis
tant States, ninety OF whom are COMMUNE
cants, and that additional buildings would
have to be erected to meet the increasing de-
mandS OF its patrons.
The report was received, and resolutions
introduced by the Educational Committee
and passed, commencing the institute to the
hearty support Of the people, and visiting
committee of three appointed from the Con-
ference to the annual commencement.
Baltimore WAS designated as the next
place for holding the Annual Conference.
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United states National Bank.

New YoEK, March 13.-Commissioners
have been appointed to receive subscriptions
to the capital stock of tie United States Ma
tioml Bank in all the principal cities OF the
country. Among them are Edwin B. Nor
gan, Henry ClcwS, and Henry II. Spalding,
OF New York: AnlaSa Stone, Jr., of Cleye-
land; William Dcnnison, of Columbus, o.;
l.. Is. Harrison. Cincinnati; William p. Eng
iiSh. Indianapolis: G. \. Warren, Louisville; /;
G. V. Farweli and &. VI. Pullman. Chicago :;
u. Dtrkee. st. Louis; Alexander Mitchell and
{. Il. Bradley, Milwaukee,; II. Ii. Baldwin
and John Owen, Detroit; +. 5. Davis, Men,
phis ; ". J. Wilson, Nashville; Governor
Gilbert c. Walker, Richmond, Va; J. $.
Norris. Baltimore: Thomas 4. Howe, Pitts
burgh; Don Cameron, Harrisburg; james
L. English, New Haven +. b. Loomis, New
London: John l.. Buncc, Hartford Amos
y. Smith and William Spraguc, Providence ;
Charles r. Hall and Alexander II. Rice, Bos-
ton; William b. Washburne, Greenfield !:
Henry Alexander, Jr., Springfield; Frede-
rick Smith, Manchester, \. H.; 5. Par
ham, Augusta, Me-: John \. Page, Montpe-
Iicr, Vt: Charles Walsh, Mobile; l.. u.
Chlcs. Columbia. s. c.: Henry Hull. Jr.,
Nrw Orleans: II. :. McComb and L. Belts,
Wilmington, Del.
Hon. Freeman Clarke, late Comptroller OF
Currency. has consented to accept the prcsi-
dency OF the hank, and II. Fl. Martin. late
cashier Of the Albany City Bank, the cashier
ship. Subscription books are already opened
at tie bankiil.,-Iiou-e Of Henry ClcwS forcap-
i;;i not exceeding S20,0O0,0O0.
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MANCHESTER ITEMS.

CHESTERFIELD COUNTY CouRT.--In the case
Of Wallace Sons rs. Dlyal 4 verdict was rem
dercd for the plaintiffs.
The case Of The Commonwealth U.s. J. G..
Prydc was called, and after hearing test-
mony and argument the accused was dis
charged
William Cox. for an assault on George r.
Moss. was fined So and sentenced to five
days Imprisonment.
\ large number of prcscntmcnts We're
made for unlawful gaming. 1t is not sup
posed, however. that amy Of the cases will be
heard during the present terll.
The Judge is very busy tranSactinS hllsi-
ness both in court and in chambers. 1t is
his determination, if possible, to clean out
the docket 1T this session..
REPRESENTATIVES, ELECTEn.--McssrS. $.
Carter Weisiger, Henry \. Jordan. and W.
l.. Lithgow. have been elected representa-
tiyeS from Dale Lodge, No. I, to the Grand
Lodge /. Q. VI. This Lodge meets OH Fri
day night at Lithgow's Hall.
TIE FREE BHIDGE.-Mr. L. NickcrS, con-
tractor for stone work, has completed his
portion Of the work and delivered itovcr to
Colonel Clark, the town engineer. The re-
naming piers will be speedily finished, and
then the iron work will he Immediately
put up.
PUBLIC MEErING.--It is hoped that at the
public meeting to be held tomorrow night
every section, profession, and interest Of the
town will he represented. Now that annex
alton is defeated, Manchester must be incor-
poratcd Is a city independent of the county,
and work out the great dcstiay that undoubt-
edly is in store for her.
The COURTHOUSE QrEsrloS.-The question
as to the title Of the courthouse remains un-
settled, the opinion of Mr. james Alfred
Jones, aided by the town authorities, not
having been rs yet obtained. 1t is stated,
however, definitely that the matter will be
settled by the April court.
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WAsmxGroH, March l3.---Thc low barome-
ter over Georgian bay will continue, moving
uortbcastcrly, and the pressure diminishing
over the New England, Middle, and Southern
States. Southcastcrly to southwesterly
winds are probable for the New England
States tonight, with cloudy and threatening
weather, the former vecring westerly on
Thursday. Westerly 10 northerly winds,
with partially cloudy but pleasant weather,
are probable for the Middle States on Thurs
day. Soulhc3stcrIy TO southweStcrly winds
will prevail over the South Atlantic and
Eastern Gulf States, with rising temperature
and increased cloudinesS. An area Of dimin-
ished pressure will probably move eastward
over the lower Mississippi and Ohio Valleys,
with cloudy and possibly threatening wea-
thcr. Pleasant weather will continue over
the upper lake region and westward.
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December and June In each year, for value

December and June In each year, for value
received"
III suit Instituted in the 1lustings Court
of Richmond by the ycndee, that court was
Of opnicn that this contract, according TO the
true understanding and agreement OF the par
ficS, was entered into with reference TO Con-
fedcratc Treasury notes as Il standard OF
values, and rendered decree against the az
pclcc for $I14.22. the commutcd value of the
bond. From this decree III appeal was taken
TO this court,
In the conclusion of very able opinion
Judge Staples says The court Is author
lied under tho statute ia award Just conf
p,n,ution for t!ic value o; the property sold
if. under All the circumstances Of the case, II
thinks the fair value OF The property will be
tho most lust measure OF recovery. This
mode of adjustment in cases founded upon
sales of property has received the sanction
OF this court in several c.l>eS not yet reported
In the present case it accomp!shes the ends
OF Justice TO all the parties. The vendor
having received the entire amount of the
bonds has, OF course, no interest in the que>-
ton. Tue assignee can have no substantial
ground Of complaint, as his purchase was
made with Confederate funds, and he will
now receive u SUN largely in excess Of
his investment. The vcndec having paid
tivc-sixths Of the amount agreed by him
20 DE paid, and being in arrears for the
remaining one-,iXth, should in justice DC re-
quircd to pay its fair value. As this court
lils not the means before it for arriving at
correct conclusion upon this point, the ca'Ise
should be rcmandcd TO the Circuit Court
with directions TO refer it to a commissioner
to ascertain and report the fair value of the
whole tract i'll United St2trS currency nj the
date Of the contract, and the vendor to he
charged with onc-siyta Of such value for the
interest thereon from the lSt day Of June,
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T7sa Erie Railroad Troubles.


New YorK, March 13.-Jay Gould still re-
mains as Il director in the Erie Railroad board.
General SicklcS, who was prominent in the
recent movement, denies that the action was
in the interest of the Atlantic and Great
Western road, but representations Of the
combined American stock brokers protest
differently.
1t is stated that by Gould's resignation all
the difficulties will be amicablv settled.
LONDON, March l3.-DiSpatches1 from New
FORK, reporting the change i'll the Erie rail-
road directory and the drl"Sing OF Jay
Gould from the presidency, have been re-
cciycd in this city. The Times Of this morn
ing, III iii article on the subject, says - lie
election Of new board OF directors and the
elevation Of General Dix to the presidency
Of the company will restore confidence in
American enterprise. and will consequently
result III the increase Of the commerce of the
country"
Everything has been quiet at the Eric
headquarters to-day. y meeting of the
directors WAS held ut noon, Jay Gould attend
ing aS one of the Board. A vote was passed
requiring the heads Of departments to fur.
nish statements Of the condition Of affairs in
their charge.
lSC-l INslitIii -llNIitl Sldlpu l!ldJ tilt
road vii! have no more intimate connection
with the Atlantic and Great Western road
than with any ether Of the western lines.
\ consultation was held to-day between
Mr.. Trayers. one Of the directors, and par.
lies who consider the present Board inimic.l
10 the interest Of American stockholders foI
the purpose Of explaining away such i'm
prcsaions.
Ldter.-The Erie railway affairs have set.
lied into the ordinary quiet. Jay Gould said
to-day he was glad to I've ont Of the presi.
icnrv, as the salary didn't pay for the per.
pctual haraSSmcut.
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2tcntuci.y Rc,;,i,iiran Convention.

LOUISVILLE, March I%.---Thc Republican
state Convention MET here to-day. Walter
Evans. Of UorkirSviiIc. was made tempo
rlry chairman, and j. i. Stanbcrry (colorcd),
of Faycttc county, secretary.
After the appointment Of the usual com
mittccs. William CasSiuS GoOdIOc, of the
seventh district, offered a resolution tlcc!ar
ing 10 de!cga!r entitled to Il seat unless he
would agree to support the nominee of the
Philadelphia Convention, whoever he may be.
Considerable discussion followed, but tho
resolutions was finally adopted by IN over
whcIming majority; whcreupon, the dele
gates from kenton county, who had pro-
tested against the resolution, immediately re-
tired from the Convention.
John VI. Harlan, oI Louisville, was elected
permanent chairman. and J. l.. Sott OF
Frankfort, secretary, with one vicc-prcSident
from each Congressional district and ono
from the State 1T large.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.



ROME, March 13..-Kiug Victor Emanuel
will review the troops stationed in and
around Rome some time during the present
month. The review will take place in the
presence of the King and Queen of Denmark
and General Moltke.
The Committee Of the Chamber of Depu-
ties have approved the billfor the re0rganiza-
ton of the army OF the Italian Government,
and for en- appropriation Of 100000 lire to
meet theeXpcnses of the Italian department
in the Vienna Exposition.
England.
LoSDoS, March 13.--The claimant to the
Tichborne estate. who has been imprisoned
since the adverse decision in his case, has
hopes of securing the required bail Of
100000. 1t is reported that if bailed he
will be immmediateIy rearrcsted on the
charge of forgery
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PERsoNAL.-Mr. Henry Bergh, the we'll
known New Yofk lihlanthfopist and friend
of dumb animals, is soiourning at the Ex-
change Hotel. He called ON Governor Walker
yesterday.
General Asa Rogers has gone North on a
short trip. .......-. ...
Judge r. II. Parker, of Winchester, and
Colonel John b. baldwin. Of Augusta, were
visitors at the capitol yesterday.
Assistant United States District Attorney
Wells was married at Glenn's Falls, n. T.,
on Tuesday last.
Colonel w. w. Wood, of Halifax, Virginia
commissioner to the Philadelphia Centennial
Exhibition, has returned from a trip to the
Quaker city on business connected with his
office.
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ycv York gtens.

New YORK, March Merchants com-
plain that Collector Artmr's new regulations
work no reform.
The bin repeating the Erie classification
WAS ordered TO third reading in the Albany
Senate to-day.
The steamship San Francisco, from Ber-
muda, reports that tine ship Denmark, OF
Liverpool, has been abandoned at sea. The
Denmark was formerly the American ship
Great Republic-one of the largest, if not
the largest, vessel of her class in the world.
Official returns received at Albany, from
thirty-three counties in this State, show that
at the recent election the Republicans gained
thirty-onc supervisors.
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'">TEAcTs N CONFEDERATE MoNEY-AN-
r"i',E DLgi>i"E iY rim. >yrREME COURT OF
AiFf ,L-.-IiGc cI>c of Meredith Is. Salmon
Was decided i'll the Court Of Appeals vcstcr-
day. I'll" history ofthc case, Arlcy stated, i,
80 fellows:
uG 1t l>t day of July, 1868, The appellee,
William I. salmon, rurchasct, OF SaInue! L.
= ouul,n a tract Of land III Ilenrico county,
'YHtaliIlng about IIincly-thlcc acrcS, ut tlir
l'ri"c Of $4,000 OF this sum 5000 were
l@li III Confederate currency al the date Of
inc cunlr;tri, aud five bonds OF $1,000 each
rN"cutcd for the remainder, payable in five
1nuai in>ttiincII.> bearing scni-;nnual inte-
est from tate. The bond maturing in 1868
N.N lmid 10y liic Ncndrc 10 the vendor in DC
i"""r, 1868. Tho other bonds, not long after
Sic sale, were sold and assigned to various
PERSONS and fully paid 10y the yendec with
q" exception Of the one III controversy,
"hi"H N.ts purchased by the appellant as an
3"'">'mrNt oi funds under decree Of the
'Tc'iit Court of lIenrico. 1t is in the follow
M words
-Four years after date ] promise to pay
+" Samuel X. Fondren, his executors, at-
administrator, or assigns, the sum Of 5000,
IL currcut funds, with legal Interest thereon
iTohi the date hereof until paid, said intercs;
t. be paid half yearly Oh the first days ot
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4 beautiful stock Of nccktiC, AM sea- IS At L. Il.
SPENCE & Sons, 1900 Main street.

FARHnAM's FREECI TOOTH LoZESGfS. an,vel
and pleasant dcTilricc-thc finest in tho world for
cleaning. hcauiiying, and preserving the teeth ~
,lorsacf by eminent dcnta;:. Sold Wholesale 10y
PURCELL, LADD & Co. and X. ". POWERS & 90.
Retail, by WOOD & Sons, corner Ninth aud Maiu ::
4. BQDEKER & BEoTHiI;, corner Fifteenth ;u!d
Main; DOVE, 1921 Main; BEE!iAE / MCIHiIL.
corner Main and Seventeenth: DryA. & Tlr0Mr-
son, sac Main MEADE Il BAKER. ai9 Main: HAIR
nIsoS, Main between SeventhaEd Eighth; HAZARD,
Franklin, corner Fourth: BLAIR. -"5 EroaG: l..
WAGNER 4 Co.. Broad: BOOK. -: Broad: GAR
NETT, C33 Broad: THOMAS, ~ Broad; HOWARD
BROTHERS. corner Brcadani Second: FnR>TMANN,
eli east Broad: kISDEHyATEH, 6 Broad: FiSCIt.R,
10 east Broad: MILLER. Fifth and Ma:>h,,ll: CARY
i BROTHER, Brock venue and Leigh street: ;. W.
FAKKAR, corner Of TwcntytiIlh ana Leigh streets
MORRISON & FAERAI:, Bread hc:wech Twenty
litn and Twenty-sXth str-ctS.
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Latest News from Washington.
Congressional.

WAsHEyGToS, March 13.-Senote.-The
appointment of a committee Of investigation
regarding appointments to Office, &c, was
considered at some length, but without ac-
ton.
The discussion Of appropriations was re-
sumcd.
Uo~se.-Thc bill forbidding the enlistment
Of minors was passed
The bill removing certain cases in which
Federal officers arc defendants to the Federal
courts was, after a long discussion, recon-
mittcd.
The Pacific steamship subsidy bill was re-
sumcd, and lon" and excited debate en-
sued, with no action.
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IEESRIco COUNTY CoURT-Thc Office iudc-
ment will be called to-day.

PrEIH BALL.--Activc preparations arc be-
in9 made for the sixth annual mask ball of
k.mmon Lodge, No. GS, I. .. B'nai Berth.
which will take Place on the 25th instant at
Assembly Hall. Til, bal! promises to exceed
any heretofore given by the Lodge, and no
one who has ever attended these entertain
mcnts should fail to DC on hand on this occa-
si II. Handsome prizes will be given to the
best male and female masks.
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NOTICE TO TliE AMATEURS OF PLANTS.-M. NJ
MARTIN l. Co.. the French horcnltnrists, 7U3 Broad
street. near the Iheatre, advertise the honorable
public OF this place that they have just received d.
rcGtly from France fine unl most complete collcc-
ton Of flower plants and fruit trees, in the newest
and best kinds the horticultural science has been able
10 get to this day. Their delay in this city being
now limited only 10 fcw days. gentlemen ana ladies'
are earnestly invited 10 make up their choice, since
the sales will b. closed Tuesday the 18th instant
without anv more delay. Great reduction in the
firII
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MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS SAVINGS BANK.
At the adjourned meeting of the stockholders
Of this excellent savings institution it APP
pcarc1 that its paid up capital from monthly
instalmemts and earnings is now $4,000.
Contributions to the capital will now cease,
and scrip will be issued TO the stockholders
in shares of 50. The institution is ably
managed by John Fl. Montague (presidenD
and William y. Jenkins (c:ishier).
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CONVENTION or RAILROAD MEN.---A meet
iu@ Of southern railroad men was held al the
Exchange Hotel yesterday FOR the purpose Of
revising the schedule Of fares between New
York and New Orleans. This object WAS
satisfactorily accomplished and the Convcn-
ton adjourned sine die. ilr. +. &. Barney
tary. The following railroad men were pre-
sent:
/. j. Grant, superintendent A. & ". p.
railroad; q. !. Eorpacrc. superintendent
Western railroad Of Alabama; Charles L..
Fitch, - rAi!ro1d ; 6. Jordan, sIlpcrin-
tcnlcnt N. & ". railroad ; II. W. Nandc-
crit, superintendent o., \. & N. railroad :;
j. VI. BroarliS, o.. \. 6 NJ. railroad; Henry
Fink. superintendent A., VI. & O. railroad !;
Joseph .Jaquc>. superintendent +. r., Va. d
Gu. railroad James r. Ogden, +. T., Va. e.
Ga. railroad Virgil Powers, superintcnd-
cnt Southwestern railroad; William Rogers,
superintendent Central railroad Of Georgia;
6. II. Lawrence. superintendent Y. d NJ.
railroad: !. l.. Morrow. assistant snpcrin-
tcndcnt x. & u. railroad; L. L. ID. Myers,
engineer aud superintendent r., F. & Z.
railroad, aud representing Richmond and
Petersburg railroad: ". l.. Clark, supcrin-
tcndcnt u, 4 G.. railroad; +. +. Dorsey, e..
{. & y. railroad; L. G. Barney, supcrintend-
cut :. X. l. u. railroad ;John R. Peck, :, X.
& j. ra!ro&d y. Shaw, assistant superin-
tcndcnt :. 4 y. railroad of Alabama +. J..
Alexander, superintendent {. {. \. rail-
road; J. E. Windcr, W., {. d \. rlilrcad: j..
c. sprigg, Petersburg railroad; }. b. Gen.
try, L., +. &; p. railroad.
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Hamburger Edgings have taken the place Of hand
made goods, being much handsomcr, and are sold AZ
from twenty TO thirty per cent. lower. LEVY BRO
THEIRS had on exhibition on yesterday al least two
hundred different styles OF cdgngs and iusertings.
aud TO see how they dsposing Of them satisfied
Us that style, quality. ana prices, must be satisfac
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
New York Stock and sseney Market.

New YoaE, March 13.-Money closed at
I per cent. gold to commission Sterling
steady. Gold duh at 10 to 1101
southcrns all closed dull Tennessce's,
CGs: new, G6. Virgin:t's, 81; new, Sc.
Louisiana's, 5S new, 50. Levee's, G23;
SIS, 20. AlabSna's, 90 o.. 60. Georgia's,
20; -. So; North Carolina'-, IS; new, 2$3
south L..rnliua'S, -: Row, 81.
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Manufactured out OF the Wheic
lgaiiS.

ST. LOTS, No, March 15.--Thc Jefferson
City correspondent Of the st. Louis HePut-
EcuN states that the recent report of an inter
view between the reporter of Il New York
PAPER and Governor Gratz Brown in regard
10 national politics is manufactured out Of
the whole cloth. The Governor was sick in
bed When the reporter was in Jefferson City,
and did not set him.
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In this great war of different Sewing-maclincs and
sewing -nachiue companies the battle has long beer
fierce and the victory doubtful But there is now {"
newcomer into this field of ,triie-the ncw y ED
machinc--wliich seems to combine In Itself every
good quality Of the Others and consequently threat
ems 10 vaIqIsh the rest aud gather 10 itself the
spuils of this great canaign.-- .fetr inrk Tribune.
WILLIAM InCKIIART, Agent
rnrlicr Eighth and Main streets.
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SOMETHING TO BE PROUD oF.-We this morning
saw letter addressed to the proprietor Of the Lee
Gallery. and written b.: the wife OF great chief
tain General X. F.. LEE. thanking Mr. DAVIES for
copies Of card pictures of the lainented chief III
this letter Mrs. LEE prononccs the pictures Of the
General from this gallery " the finest she has ever
seen" and says the bare sight OF such accurate like
ncsScs afforded her great pleasure Itmake hiS
aaaonucC;HehF ,ri.h pecuiiur pleasure.
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Stealing upon You like thief. time tric, t" rob
YOU Of your hair. Baic him. FUTiify the roots aud
uourist the nbrcs with PHALOS'S CHEMICAL HAIR
iSyIGOR.TcE. Then they cannot decay or perish!
but must flourish and Improve There IS nct!lino in
the world TO compare with 1t for inrigor"tng af!S
cleansing the hair. Sold by ali druggists.
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JOB PRINrISG.-Wc call the attention nc mer-
chauts clerks oil courts. sheriff., lawyers railroad.
steamship aud canal officers aud a.cni. and offers
having orders for printing. 10 tic facilities oIcrcdni
the Di-PiTCH PRINTING E,TABiI>iiHEHT for The
prompt and faithful execution OF all kinh7 al JpE
PRINTING. We can furnish at short notice Cards.
BiII-IIr1ds Lcter- Heads. Pro"rammcs Bal Tickets
BlapEs Pamphlets. Tags. Llard-BillS. Catalogues.
Bills Of Fare, Show-Bis, Checks, Drafts. &C. &c.
&c. Satisfaction guaranteed.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, MARCH l3, 1872.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Pasad., Nelson, Norfolk, merchandise
aud passengers. ". i. Brett agent.
SAILED.
Steamer Eliza Ilaucox, Clifford, Norfolk, nlerchlli-
,,~r and passengers. l.. y. Tttum. a@en;.
Schoomr. ;;u!lcrgy. Frank, Washington, ID. c.,
granite. Curtis / Parker.