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The Hickman courier., 1872-03-23
woodland nr:Ils.
The Cause Of Temperance-Th The pros
perity Of Woodland, etc.
WonDLANn MILLS. Tenn,


perity Of Woodland, etc.
WOODLAND MILLS, Tenn,
March II, 1872.
DEAR coURIER knowing the great
interest of the ''CoURfER" establishment.
from editor to devil, in the good cause
of temperance. | write you few lines
10 say that the Good Tempar organlzh
ton, i doiug much good in aud around
our thriving little place. Last night
was the time appointed for y"ur dIstln>
guished citizen, Judge Boon, TO address
our people, but on account Of sickness
in his family he was compelled to hasten
home on Monday, and could not be with
Us, which Of course. we all regretted very
much. But we were not deprived OF 4
good speech. for judge kipgman OF
your city came out and filled the appoint
ment OF Judge Boon in magnificent
address Of an hour and half, which waN
iull of interest TO all present aud made
deep impression upon the minds of our
people, ia favor of she cause Of temper
auce rcformatiou After Judge X. con
cluded, other speakers were called on,
and entertained the audience in stirring
appeals aud eloquent exhortations, after
which the Lodge was called TO order aud
six or seven new members more added TO
the already long list Of Woodland Lodge
We also thought we were to have tho
pleasure of a visit and speech from Capt
Randle Of your town. but he was not
with us, also did We Editor fail ia put
ia his Appearance. a. per qnasi promise
Come out sometime, Mr.. "CoURIEa and
see us-perhaps your good looks 60
might add several to your subscription
list We were much pleased to see
among our visitors, 5 y White, y. T.
Harness and Tommy Plummer. also of
your city. Woodland Lode feels very
grateful to these visitors, for their vaIua
bic assistance in organizing our Lodge at
this place, and the encouragement they
continue TO extend to Us by their lre
quent visits Long may they live to
battle for the cause Our Lodge was
organized but few weeks since, with
thirty-six members, and we have nearly
doubled our nuInber-among whom are
many Of our best and most Influential
citizens.
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NOTICE TO PARTIES RAISED.

0n motion, all parties whose assess
ments have b9en altered by this Council,
are hereby notified to come before the
Council at its next regular meeting, aud
make their complaints if any they have
touching such alteration, aud upon fail
ure to do so. this Council will after said
time, hear aud entertain no complaints
in regard to said assessments so altered
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II. c. BAILEY,
PROVISIONS,

And everything usually kept in Grocery
Store, by Wholesale Retail.
The Hickman courier., 1872-03-23

License granted to II F. Cheatham foI
six mouths from March 2S, 1872.
On motion. Council adjourned.
W. \. BREvARD, c. c.
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SUPREME LODGE KNIGHTS OF PyTHIAs.-The
credentials of the Past Grand CEanccllors
and Supreme Representatives of the Grand
Lodge Of Virginia, Knights df Fythias, will
be forwarded to Tie Supreme Lodge this
week, preparatory to the session Of the Su-
creme Lodge Of the World, which is to be
held in Baltimore on the 18th Of April. The
Past Grand Chancellors are II. {. G. Hart
man, Hugh Latham, j. B. Vaughan, II. ID.
Danlorth, w. II. Wade, d. W. Bohanan,
Henry Armstrong, G. Il. Buffum, w. j. Ty-
son, and w. c. Darlington. The Supreme
Representatives are Past Grand Chanr"llors
William II. Wade, fGr one year. and d. W.
Bohanan, for tive years. These officers and
Past Grand Chancellor burlington will leave
here on or about the 14th Of April. The
knights of Baltimore are making great pre-
pal7,tions for the reception of their brethren
OF the Supreme Lodge. and they promise to
have parade which will exceed in numbers
and Splendor that OF the knights Tcmplal'
last September. All the Baltimore Knights
will appear in the new outside rcgalia of the
Order. The headquarters Of the Virginia
delegation will be the st. Clair Hotel.
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REASSrssMENT or LANDS ~ llE,RlCo.A
meeting of citizens Of HenIico county WAS
held at the county courthouse yesterday to
take this subject under consideration
Thomas Johnston, Esq, was chairman, and
John II. Mckenzie. Esq. secretary.
The following resolutions were adopted
without dissent:
Whereas under recent legislation the
citizens Of this county, in common with the
citizens of I'LL the counties Of this Common
wealth, alr extended the privilege of apply
ing to their respective county courts during
the March term of the same where grievances
exist for Il rci->eS>mcnt of their lands: and
a> il is believed that Our lands have greatly
deprecated in value since their recent valll;,-
lion, and are now assessed much above their
presen! cash value; therefore,
-. RcSOircd, That we the citizens of
Ilcnrico county, believing that ii IS the de-
sire of Il majority of the citizens of said
county 10 obtain relief hy having their lands
r,l->,>>cd. doth now most respectfully pctl-
tion the Hon. T.. {. Minor, Judge of the
County Court OF llcnrjco county, to proceed
At is early Il day as Is practicable to carry
OFT the provisions Of the recent assessment
hill
-. R"soIrcd, That this action on our
part is in sclt-dcfrncc, and only desire to
place our county i'll Il position to have her
lands uniformly assessed according to their
values, thereby placing lis upon the saline
footing with our sister counties who may
seek and obtain great reductions in their
lands.
"3. EcSo'rcd, That the chairman Of this
meeting lie requested TO convey, through its
secretary, a copy OF these proceedings to
Judge L. {. Minor"
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FARHUAM's FRE>CH TOOTH LoZESGEs, an"vel
and pleasant d,ntiirice-the finest in the world for
cleaning. bcauifying, and preserving the teeth: EN-
dorsed by eminent dentists. Sold wholesale by
PURCELL, LADD ( co. and K. ". POWERS Il Co.
Retail. by WOOD & Sons. corner Ninth and Main :
4. BoDEKER L BROTHER. corner Fifteenth and
Main DOVE. 1924 Main; BERI;IAN &C MCrrTAIL,
corner Main and Seventeenth: DuvAL TIIoMF-
SON s32 Main: MEADE& BAKER. ?ln Main: llAR-
nrsoS Main between Scvcnthand Eighth: HAZARD.
Franklin. corner Fourth: BLAIR. s25 Broad l..
WAGNER & Co.. Broad: Book 50i Broad: GAH-
NETT e33 Iroad THOMAS. Il! Broad: lGOwALn
BROTHERS. corner Broad ami Second: FoRSTMASN.
I'll east Broad KINDEKvATER. Broad; FISCHER
10 east Broad: MILLER, Fifth and Marshall: CAHi
L BROTHER. Brook avenue and Leigh street: :. W.
FAREAK, corner of Twcnty-tifth and Leigh Streets
MORRISON & FAEpAE, Broad between Twenty
ffth and Twcnty-siyth strscts.
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AT MEETING OF TIE BOARD o. TRADE Of the
city Of Petersburg held at tho Tobacco Exchange,
Friday. March 18th. at u O'Clock. the following pro-
cccdings took place:
Whereas It has come to the knowledge Of this
body that X. u. GREENE. senator from this district,
has introduced hin ir the Stale Senate cutlcd q" i
bHIt0 duthorjee the improvement Of cou'ty TohiS
for distance not erceedinG tn N lies 1utSi7e cfe
cit of PetcrSburg," representing that 1t j. the Wish
and desire Of the people of said city that said bill
shall become law: and whereas we believe 10 vest
such authority in the Council would bring inevitable
financial rain on our city: therefore,
ReSolred, l. That Mr.. GREENE he instructed 10
vote against said bill.
:. That we pray the members Of the General As
senhly to Gismis, the hill at once.
s. Thata committee of one hc appointed 10 take Il
copy of tliis preamble and resolutions to Richmond.
and cause the to he published in the Richncnd
and Petersburg papers.
On motion of &. ". SPICER. the above preamble
and resolutions adopted. and W. E HINTON.
Jr.. was appointed committee Of one 10 commune
cate the same Ia the General Assembly and carr!
cut the prov i>cnS of the resolutions.
r. ii. OSBORNE. Nicc-PrcsiGcnt.
.y,o,x- SprrCiJry-
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LOCAL MATTERS.

RELIGIOUS Synv,css 'ro-MoRRow. - We
note tie following special appointments:
GTCCr-Sircct PrcStWcrian.-Serviccs by
pastor at / \. VI. and "a Z. NJ. --.-..
Chr'St Episcopal (FaHsy}.-Rev. j. E..
Hammond at L. NJ.
Tntt"d States Cout-Room (cntrancc on
Bank street ].-Rcv. \. Il. Miller at IL 4. VI.
Sfdacy BaptiSt.-Rev. John 4. Dearborn
Al IL \. VI.
i'inc-Srcet B0ptst. Key, II. A. Tuppcr,
y. b.. at II \. VI.
Euptit S"nonrSchool Associdtio".-An
adjourned meeting cf the Baptist Sunday
school Association vii! be held at the Leigh
street Baptist church. at - O'Clock L. NJ. ln-
tcyestiny addresses arc expected from several
speakers from abroad.
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NO. &C..
New York Items.

New York, March 15.-The Erie classifics-
tion repeal bill finally passed in the Senate
last night by vote Of 26 to 2.
The Herald figures up the actual Erie de-
felt at Sol 100000.
The Hudson river is open to West Point.
The injunction Of Judge Ingraham against
a meeting of the Erie directors, issued at the
instance of Jay Gould, was discontinued to-
day.
Comptroller Greene to-day paid George c.
Curtis 5000 for professional services in the
cases against William VI. Tweed.
The schooner Hattie f. Dodge foundered
March 9Th off Hatter7lS. All hands We're res
cued and brought to this port by schooner
Moses B. Bramhali, from Savannah.
James Donahllc was convicted of arson to.
day in firing the house of a widow in Brook
yn, and sentenced to twenty years in Sing
Sing.
The examination into the charges against
the judges was renewed by the Judiciary
Committee to-day. 1t is understood that the
evidence this morning related to the charges
against Judge Barnard of granting eXorbi-
tant allowances to counsel and receivers.
Among the witnesses summoned to-day was
Jay Gould.
Sixteen new cases of smallpox were re-
ported to-day, with three deaths.
Another boat OF the Staten Island Ferry
Company was seized to-day by deputy
sheriff for Judgment against the company.
The sheriff will lay the boats up or collect
the passenger fares unless the judgments are
shortly paid.
Eries have advanced to Az, with conside-
rable activity.
Another of the numerous children bitten
by Il mad-dog i'll Brooklyn has died Of hydro
phobia.
The bark Sarah Sloan, from st. Johns,
\. B., for Cuba, has been lost with all on
board.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
'n.laud.

eEsiaHu.
LoSpoS, March 1J.--Thc official statement
of Americas reply, though firm and friendly,
is lnviclding, and demands the submission
TO the Geneva arbitration of the question as
10 whether the consequential damages shall
he admitted and discussed.
Sagosta expects revolutionary movement
in Spain 1T IN early day.
Lord Granville announced in the House oi
Lords tonight that he had official notice from
the French Cabinet of the abrogation OF the
commercial treaty.
The Fenians are making preparations for a
grand demonstration throughout Ireland in
layor of amnesty on st. Patrich's day.
France.
PARIS. March 15.-The commission Of par
dons have rejected the appeals OF Fidel, QueS-
tel. and GilHrd, the murderers Of hostages
under the Commune.
A grand dinner was given at the Italian
lscation Yesterday. Minister WaShblrnc and
tic principal representatives of the European
Powers were present.
The taking of the census Of France begins
on the Isl of May.
ROME. March bit is thought that De
'
VENT, Minister Of instruction: and Castag
noa, Minister Of Commerce, will soon re-
sign.
The funeral of MazZini took place yc,tcr
day, and was attended by great crowds.
Germany.
berlin. March 15.--The upper House Of
the Prussian Diet has passed the annual
budget. 1t shows surplus Of l4,5O0,00t
thacrs, and makes 44,0O000O thalers appli
to the reduction Of the public debt.
Austria.
VIENNA, March 15.-An imperial decree
has been issued dissolving the Diet of Bo
hcmia and ordering elections Immediately 70,
new Dict, which is convened for the 14tf
Of April.
Portugal.
IIsEoy, March 1j.-The Emperor and En-
press of Brazil departed hence homeward
bound to-day,
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
New York Stock and Money Market.

NE* YORK, March 15.-Money active at 7
per cent. Sterling, % to 1o1. Gold, 1los to
1104. Governments closed strong; 'Sl's,
r155; 'G2's, 1114; '6fs, l1i4; Cos, 1123;
new, Ill; '67's, 1929; 'Ge's, 1129; 10-40's,
1915. Virginia's strong; new South Caro-
lina's off ! to J; others dull and steady.
Tennessee's, 665; new, G63. Virginia's, Az;
new, 81. Louisiana's, So; new, 81. Levee's,
80; SIS, 10 Alabama's. so So, so. Georgia's,
10; rs, SO. North Carolna's, 3SI; new, -.
South Carolina's, 81: new, 50.
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CONSERVATIVE NOMISATIuE FOR JUICE OF
THE COURT OF ArrEaLS.--A conference "
the Conservative members of the General
Assembly was held in the hall Of the House
of Delegates last night for the purpose OF
making nomination for judge Of the SUI
prcmc Court Of Appeals to fill the vacancy
occasioncd 10y the resignation OF Judge W.
I. JoyneS. Mr.. Watts, Of Portsmouth, oc-
cupicd the chair, with Mr. Iovcnstcin, OF
Richmond. IL secretary.
The Object of the cl!lcuS harin" been
stated, Senator Fitzpatrick obtained the floor,
and formally withdrew the name of Il. A..
Ccghill, Esq, Of Amherst, who had been
prominently spoken of in connection with
the vacant iudgeship, and who had been
warmly importlncd to allow his claims to
hc brought before the conference. He said
,ir Co~hil had excellent reasons for firmly
declining the honor.
General James \. Walker then nominated
Wood Boudin. Esq. of Richmond. but late
OF Charlotte county. and paid high tribute
To his moral worth and legal attainments.
Mr.. Copton nominated Frank 6. Irvine,
Esq, of Cumberland, and Mr.. Dcneale, Judge
William Greene, OF Richmond; but as no
member was able to say whether either OF
these gentlemen were eligible and willing to
accept the office the nominations were not
insisted upon.
\ ballot was then had, and Mr.. Bouldin
receiving nearly all the votes east, was de-
rEircd the Conservative nominee for the VA
cant scat on the Supreme bench. The cleo
ton will take place, pursuant TO a joint order
OF the General Assembly, on Monday next
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Weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, March 15.---The barometer
will continue rising on Saturday from the
lower lakes to Florida and eastward to the
Atlantic, with westerly to northerly winds
and clear but continued cold weather. The
pressure will diminish over and west of the
lower Mississippi Valley, with winds veering
to castery and souther!y. II will continue
diminishing from the lower Missouri Valley
to Lake Superior, and gradually extend east
ward over Michigan and the Ohio Valley,
with winds backing to southcrly, rising
temperature, and increased cloudncSs.
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Latest News from Washington.
Special telegram to the Dispatch.


WASHINGTON, March 1J.--In the Senate to-
day Trumbull rose to II personal statement i'll
reply to ii newspaper charge that he had
been employed by President johnson in the
McArdle case, and had illegally taken fee
for. his services. He showed that he had
been employed by Stanton and Grant, and
not by Johnson, and that he had not violated
the law and then he charged Chandler with
having inStigatcd the calmny, and insinu-
ated that lie was "Slimy sneak" Chandler
replied that Trumbuil had violated the law,
and rctortcd the charge of sncakishness with
great violence of manner. People in the
gallery thought he was going to assault
Trumbull. The Vice-President called him
to order.
The remainder OF the day was spent or the
tariff bill Sherman Chairman of the Com
mittec on Finance) explained the bill. 1t
proposes TO reduce the duty on tea, coffee,
salt, and coal, and to reduce the duty ten per
cent. on textile and metallic fabrics. Total
reduction proposed, s21,coO,000. TIMoH.
Congressional.
WASIuNGToN, March 1j.--HouSc The COM
mittcc on Commerce was instructed to in
quirc particularly into the nature, extent, and
objects of an alleged combination Of railroad
interests known as ''Thc Southern Improve
mcnt Company" signed to control all the
avenues of transportation from the oil regions
of Pennsylvania to the scaboard, to the op-
preston and injury Of the producing classes.
After several votes upon the st. CroiX
railroad, substitute, offered by Mr..
ketcllun, was adopted by vote of 81
ayes to s. noes 1t provides that all the
lands granted by Congress in 1876 and 1864
for the construction Of the st. CroiX and
Lake Superior railroad, such grants har-
ing expired by limitation, are forfeited
10 the United States, and shall hencelorward
be subject to homestead entry and settlement
under the homestead act Of the Goth May,
1862; and that no part Of such lands shall be
selected by, or inurc to the benefit of, any
railroad company under any assumed grant
to the United States; and that no land en-
br,iced i'll the grant to the st. Croiy Railroad
Company shall in any ease revert to tht
Northern Pacific Railroad Company.
The substitute repeats all acts or parts o.
acts inconsistent with this provision.
The last clause about the Northern Pacific
railroad was added to the substitute OH nc
ton Of Mr.. Banks.
The substitute is telegraphcd as having ar
important bearing upon the land subsidies.
General Items.
WASHINGTON. March 1j.-Ordnance-Genc
IA! Dyer is very i'll.
The Southern Claims Commission to-day
heard the eases of William Coolidge, of Sa
yannah, for hotel property used for hospita
purposes, amounting to $4,000, and ofCom
modore Edward Middleton for rice takcl
from his plantation in South Carolina.
There was Il full Cabinet meeting to-day
ut which only routine business was transact
Cd.
Colonel J. II. Baxter has been confirmed
Chief Medical Purycyor of the army.
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Sr. PATRIcK'S CELERRATIoN.---T arrange
menis for the celebration Of the 18th of
March (which will take place this year on the
1Sth) are now nearly complete. The mar
SrtlS had meeting yesterday, and appointed
the hour and place of meeting for each ward,
and their announcement is published i'll our
advertising columns this morning. Every
thing bctokcns the entire success OF the ccle-
b,~,tipn
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INDICTMENTS AND PREsENTMENTs.--Thc
grand jury of the Hcnrico County Court
met again OH yesterday and found true bills
for misdemeanor against the following per
sons Allen Christian (colored), Fleming
Christian (colored). Ann Eliza Christian (co-
lored), Lucinda Hill (colorcd), Netty johnson
(colored), Charles Isaacs for taking earth
from the county road, and William Mitchell
for assault and battery.
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RESULT OF TIE CoCK-FIGnT.-Thc series OF
cocE-fghts which has been going Oh at the
pit on Main street between Seventh and
Eighth since Monday last, was brought to a
close on Thursday night. The contestants
were from Richmond and Portsmouth, and
the owner of the Richmond cocks being VIC
torious in nine fights out ofsiXtecn, pocketed
nineteen hundred dollars-clevcn hundred
dollars clcar
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ease and facilltr with which 1t is worked Its dura
bility; Its easy and pleasant motion, giving neither
offence to the car nor wcarncss to the mb-in short
In all the desirable qualifications which constitute
frSt-ci'Lss scwing-maehinc this one made by the
WEED Sewing-AIachinc Company Is without rival
In the market aud can well he claimed as the Stand
ard Se,ring- Machine Of this advanced age of i'm
provcmcnt. WILLIAM LoCKHART, Agent,
corner Eighth and Main streets.
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COTTON MARKETS.

tDIIDN NARkElS.
NEW ORLEANS, March l5.--Cotton iirincr: mid
dngs, o.c. stock ISLES bales sales for week. 1900
lsllcs.
CHARLESTON. March lj--Cotton In fair demand:
middngS. 2Sc: stock, 1888 bales; sales for week.
|. 100 bales.
SAyANNAII. March l5.-Cottnn in good demand
and holders firm; mddliugs 2lsc.: net receipts for
week. 6.3!B bales: exports To Great Britain. 7.!32
bales: coastwse, l.7y2 bales; sales for week, $500
bales.
GALVESTON. March l5.-COtton steady; good or
dinary. l2,c. stock, 1880 bales; sales, SIT bales
MOBILE. March l5-Cotton In good demand and
strong: miGlngs, 2lic: stock, 1851 bales; net re-
ccipts for week 3.iG7 bales exports TO Great Britain
".75o bales; coastwisc. .9iI bales sales OF week,
: lr,1p
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Railroad Matters.

AUGUSTA, GA, March 15.--The Georgia
railroad directors have agreed to endorse
S1,000,000 OF the bonds of the Augusta and
Port Royal railroad, the Georgia road to get
1000, 900 of the stock, which will be con.
trolling interest. The matter is to be sub
mitted to the stockholders of the Georgia
road for ratification
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A SAD FALLING OrT.-It is indeed sud fnlling
ont when, after wears Of the closest Intimacy, the
hair parts company with the head. Fortunately, the
lamonlahlc separation La! Ec easily prevented an.
the twain more closely united than ever by II timely
and systematic use of LYONS kATIlAIRuN, the
most potent inyigortnt of the hair and promoter OF
its growth and beauty known TO modern pharmacy.
II completely oviatcS the dry and parchcd condition
of the roots of the her. which Is preliminary TO lis
coming by supplying the precise degree OF mos-
iurC requisite 10 its preservation Ill healthy stale.
II is thc only true diSSovcnt and eyaporant Of dan
druf and other impurities Of the scalp. whose pre-
Is injurious to the hair As heautiier of the
head the katharon has equal. II not only in-
creases the quantity of the hair but improves its
quality Immediately, impurling lustrous appear
ancc and SILK! texture which a!e exceedingly at
tractve.
SUICIDE CoNM1TTED.-As the result Of an mac
tive state Of the liver and stomach. producing head
ache. Obtuse intellect, dullncss dependency. de-
ucutia and finally insanity. is no uncommon occur
renee All these diSagrceable symptoms and bad
feelings most certainly diSpcllcd by the OF
Dr PIERCE'S GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY. II
rcvitalizcs and builds up the whole system. 4
little book on chronic diseases sent free. Address
X. V. PIERCE, VI. D., Buffalo, \. Y. Golden Mcdi-
cal Discovery sold by all druggists.
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LARGE SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-The atten-
ton of capitalists is called to the advertise
nent of Lee & Goddin, real estate agents,
published this morning. All the property
therein described will be sold under de-
cree Of court, i'm front of the City Hall, in
Richmond, on Thursday the 23!h of April,
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PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH Is, Isl,

PORT Or RICHMOND, MAHCu Is, lS1c.
ARRIVED.
schooner Lizzie Florence, Lippincntt. Ncw York.
coal, - II. IIaweS.
Schooner Narcissus, Bunting. llavrc de Gtacc.
coal. c. H. Page.
Schooner Caroline Holmes. Jackson, Baltimore,
coal, City Gas Company.
Schooner c. 4. Jones, Griffin. Boston. ice. \. g..
Babcock.
Schooner Daniel Pearson. Pearson, Boston, Ice.
\. G.. Babcock.
Schooner John II. Ford. Gallagher, Baltimore,
coal, City Gas Works.
SAILED.
Steamer Isaac Bell. Brakeman. New York. lncr-
clandiSr and passengers. j. ". Wyatt. agent.
Steamer W. T. Clyde. Scott. New York ncrc''an-
disc and passengers. Virginia Steamship and Packet
Company.
Steamer Eliza Ilancox. Clifford. Norfolk mcrc!al-
disc and passengers, l., B. T"tum. agent.