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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-05-03
Isv Green 81 Wise.

Real ESTATE Agents ana AUcilONeers.J
IOM MlS>lONkRS SALE.-By virtue of u
" decree OF the Circuit Court oil Alexandria
county, Va, pronounced ut its Ma, term, lS6d,
in the case of Il. q. DeCoster ami wife vs.. n.
Commits uncr Of said Court, will, on SATCR
DAY. the 18th day of May, 49, ut II o clock
m, at the front door of the Cu-t"m House III
the city of Alexandria. otler for e, by public
auction, the following pr,'pclty, t" wit: LOI
HOUSE thereon. situated On the north side a5::ii
of Prince, near the intrrsrctscn vi Prince and
Water streets.
Terms: Onc-tuurth cash AMI the residue in
three, SIX and twelve months, with Interest rom
the day OF sale; the bonds ri the purchaser with
security To- be trkcn for the deferred pay mcmlS,
and the title to be retained unlIl the purchase
money is paid.
an 15-erts Surviving CuHm'r.
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I COMMISSIONER SALE.-ln execution
" of decree of the County 'urt of Prince
William county, rendered on the 9Th day Of
August 1871, in the suit of James h. Hcrrcll
plaintiff vs. o., y. & NJ. X. K. Company, the
Undersigned will offer Tor sale, ut public auction,
on MONDAY, the 9th day OF May next, before
the front door ol the Court House, ut Brcnt>viic,
Va, at II o'clock II. m. that valuable TRACT
or PARCEL or LAAD adjacent ~ the Depot,
between the Hnymarket Turnpike ana the o.,
a & VI X. r., continuing by recent survey l2t
acres and now IN the occupation oil james l..
Hcrrcll aforesaid
The improvements consist OF substantial,
well finished, and convenient DIV ELL us::,
ING HOUSE, as by Is feet fronting the .lssszlL
Thnrouy Tar. Turnpike aud about 30 yards
from Gainesville cput, lately built, at II cost Of
$40 D; Two stories and basement; 1t contains
ruuns IN basement; rOUn>, brsIqrs large hall
on the first floor; 5 rooms and good sized linen
CLOSETS. on the second floor lire place: OF arrunge-
ment for stoves. in every room but ole; hand
some enclosed porch omDra IN front, and
large bay window, in the Southern end; ur cx-
uclIcnt well of pure soft water, i'll bacK yard;
yenient outbuilding-, and about IS choice, uung
fruit trees upon the premises
Terms: ULe-tenth vi the purchase money to
pc paid IN cash. the remainder, III Two equal pay
meEts, ut one and two years, from the day vi
sale; the deferred paymen 10 bear Interest, TO
be secured by the bonds OF purchaser, viii good
surety. and retention of title 10 the land uhtli
said payments are made III lull und the hand u
be resuld, nj the risk Of the purchaser, upon
failure to comply with the terms Of sale
Persons desiring to examine the property "fe
referred to Nj Hcrrcli, who can always DC touhd
ul,on the premises and Will DC s'nWur - "o"
them. LtWRtNCE o; - IN hoN'
CHAS. E. SINCLAlK
NH 28-eots ooinn''S'0N'i"
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TEACHERS GONE ON A E1sr.--All the school
teachers OF white public schools went to Wash
ngton this morning 10y the O'clock boat, or
the s O'Clock train, to visit the public schools
in that city, for the purpose Of informing them.
selves as to the manner in which they are con.
Quoted, with view to the Improvement of
their own discipline and methods Of teaching
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.~ AN EXTRA TRIP will be made
.sea aatssRto Washington on MONDAY, May
6, 1872 for the accommodation of those VINO
wish to witness Barnums Great Travelling MI
scum and Menagerie, or the play of the Black
Crook, at the National Theatre. Round trip
tickets 5Oc-to be had on the and I o'clock
boats Returning, the boat will leave Washing
ton ut 11.30 p m. my so1
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Weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,

WASHINGTON May 3, 10 a. 10.
Probabilities. The diminished pressure over
lake Huron will probably move eastward with
cloudy weather and light rain over the northern
portions of the Middle and New England
States, and southerly winds veerine to north
westerly tonight Otherwise clear weather
will generally continue with westerly to norther,
ly winds, except over the Northwest where
falling barometer will probably prevail with
castery to southcrly winds. Dangerous winds
are not anticipated.
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ID u h G SALE OF VAL u "A b l. +
i REAL ESTATE IN FAUQUIER CO.,
VA.-The undersigned, John A. Carter, trus-
tee, in deed OF trust executed by Vim. I. w.
Taliaterrc and wife dated June II, 1885, and OF
record in the land records Of Fauquier county,
Va, and John =. Fowler, Assignee in Bank
ruptcy of Geo. w. Marshall, bankrupt, will sell,
ut public auction, at the depot ut Linden station,
0, A l. NJ. Il. H.. on WEDNESDAY, the
10Th day OF June 1872 ut about II o'clock ~,
the REA l. ESTATE conveyed in snll deed Of
trust. inclu ling nj the right, title or interest the
Said Geo. ". Marshall, bankrupt, may have in
the same. This land consisting OF $40 ACRES,
more or less. was formerly owned and occupied
by w. 7. w. 1nlialcrrn, and is now in posses
sion of Geo. w. Marshall, bankrupt. The I'M
provencnts consist Ola large DWELL q -
HOUSE and necessary out buildings The l::II
land is of good quality and being but about one
mile from Linden station, o., y NJ. X. H.,
makes the isrtu IL desirable one.
Terms: One-third of the purchase money in
cash on the day Of <ale; the residue in three
equal instruments at II Is and "A months, with
interest from the day OF sale; the purchaser 10
execute bonds with good pel<spal security for
the deferred payments and the title To be re-
tanned until the whole of The purchase money Is
paid. JOIN y. CAkIEk Trustee.
JOHN S. FDW LER, As>gnee.
D,xtt
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(.4.y.7L CO.N.nEK(E.
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ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
Boats H B Cromwell, Jno P Moore, A ID
Grant and Edward Bayer to American Coal 90.
Boat L Hartley, to New Central Coal CO Boats
Morning Sun, DR. j P ,Brodrick and William
Devecman, to Hampshire and Baltimore Coa'
Company.
DEPARTURES.
Boats Thos Patton, Jos Noble, Lille Lemen'
William Marbury, Chas Clifton, B Williamson,
II Flagg, i T Conlehan, Henry Wade, q
Cromwell, 81 NJ Snyder, John T Moore and
Morning Sun, for Cum berland.
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FROM WARRINGTON.
WASHINGTON, May 3, 1872.

WASHINGTON, May 3, 1872.
CONGRESS.
The Senate, today after the reception of
some petitions took mp the Postal Appropra-
ton BILL
The House of Representatives after hearing
some reports from the Committee on Indian
Affairs and referring some private claims, dis
cuSsed the Tariff bill.
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MONEY FOR SCHOOL HoUsE.-The City Su
pcrintendeut of Public Schools received, last
night, from the General Agent Of the Peabody
Education Fund, a check for a thousand do-
lars, to assist in the erection of the proposed
new school house The action of the Board of
Supervisors of the county, has. however, pre-
vented any attempt at building for the present
so the money has been placed 10 bank, on In
tcrest. until some new plan can be determined
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Foreign News.

LONDON, May 3-The Times of this morn
ing in discussing the attitude of Cauada with
gard to the treaty Of Washington. somewhat
censures the conduct Of the Home Government
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TERRY RYAN's-Among the many attrac-
tons at Fi,htown none possess more entlce-
ments than the booth Of Mr. Terry Ryan. His
milk punches have achieved a more than local
reputation, and are diligently sought after
early in the morning by those whose digestive
faculties are impaired; and later 10 the day,
when milk is discarded, and mint and lemons
take its place in the stimulating compounds
concocted there, the resort does not become the
less nonular
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GEORGETOWN CATTLE MARKET, May q
There were 100 Beef Cattle, 80 Sheep and
Lambs and so Cows and Springers offered to- day,
with sales at from to SC for Cattle, . to Sc Tor
Sheep, 8 to SIS SO for Lambs, and from 20 t.. $50
for Cows and Springers. $50 Sheep, II Cattle
and 20 Cows and Springers were left over unsold.
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nv Green a. WiSe,

GReal Estate Agents and Auctioneers.]
ENKUSTEE' ) SALE OF VA l. u a l. +
i WHARF PROPERTY AND MACIIl Ne
SHOP BUILDINGS, AT ALEAANDRlA,
VIRGINIA.-By virtue of II deed Of trust from
Smith s. Perkins, dated May 1T, Is 1, ANA re-
corded III lber Q No. ), luIo AZ, OF the land
records of Mex ,ndriu county, Will, us trustee,
offer at public sale, on tue premises. ON W 3D.
NESUAI, the 2Ilh day vi May, 1872, all that
valuable property lately known rs the ~ IN
GINA LOCOMOTIVE and CAR MANU.
FEATURING COMPANY" having Il front
on the Potomac river Of lI6 feet, and Oh W o!ie
street of 80 feet bounded on tine west Tor lIh! 1t.
hy II 70 feet alley. and ON the south for 2oO "rt
Ly the north line uI Hunters ship yard, con
tanning up%uruS of n 90 square lee. ~ area 1T
has in addition good ahd substantial wharf 9oX
s. Iect running into the river, with front prIvi-
rye OF z i feet 1u thc clutIic With sufficient
water To Accommodates the Iur:cet ve,se ON
BUILDING, cove ed with slate formerly used
as Il machine shop and II tw"-story BRICK
BUILDING, covered with iron, and large
unr-stury SHED BUILDING ,onncc.c ed Win
the brick HOUSES and tulmlng ground lluor OF
purposes or as coal shipping depot, has very
great advantages By water, II; II track ol lJU 1t.
IN length will give Il connection with all vi The
railroads ccnLrcin5 ut AleAnnd' ia.
Terms Unc-t.iird cash, and the remainder on
a credit of five years, with scnIl-nnnual Interest,
u be secured by negotiable notes and II decd Of
trust and p ,licy of Insurance. The costs "t
cnnveyaIlcng including stamp dulles, To he
borne by the purchaser. Possession gwen in
September.
az - cots JAMES p. SMITH Trustee.
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Spring Opening,

S. BLoNDnEIM's CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT,
Corner Hing and Fairtar streets.
The subscriber begs leave to state that he has
Just returned from the North with large and
well selected stock of
MEMS AND BoYs' CLOTHING,
OF all the leading styles. These goods were nil
purchased Prior to the late advancein, Woolens.
Twenty five per cent can be saved by buying
carly. S. BLoNDHElM
NH Is Corner King and Fairfax SITS.
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in its treatment of the dominion, and l'l9tS that
it might BE- beneficial to The world It England
We're to abso've Canada from her allegiance to
the mother country. ;.
LONDON, May 3.-Advices received IN this
city by mail from Spain. state that the priests
are endeavoring to make the insurrectlon IN that
country religious war. The government mas
called upon the inhabitants Of Barcelona to dc
liver up all arms they have in their possession.
PARIS. May "a dispatch from Bayonne
confirms the report that the Carlist leader Rada'
with his command, has fled into France, having
been closely pursued by the Spanish govern
ment forces The French troops stationed on
the Spanish frontier disarm and Intern all
Carlsts who escape into France.
NAPLES, May 3.-The eruption OF Mount
Vesuvius has entirely ceased and the inhabI-
tants Of the villages which were threatened with
destruction by the running lava have returned
to their homes Additional troubles have, how.
ever fallen upon them. A hurricane OF terrible
violence has swept over and devastated, the
country, greatly damaging the villages and re-
naming crops.
PARIS May 3-The specie in the Bank OF
France has increased 100000 francs during
the past week.
New York, May "a special dispatch
from Zanzibar of April Goth. says - report
is current here that Stanley was with DIR. Llv,
ipgston at Ujji in January. The report, was
brought down by negroes and Is believed here.
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.4LS"TyO.f SRLES.

A SSIGNEE>' SALE OF VALUABLE
n RE l. ESTATE In FAIRFAX CUUN-
TY, FA.-By virtue of an order ortn. District
G ur. of the Unit d st tbs f.. the E.stcrn Dis
trict Of Virginia, entered III the matter oi w IT,
ers smith, bankrupt, the Lndcrs'gn aaSlgnces
of SAID bankrupt. will sell at public ucion, to
the highest bidder, ut Fairfax c.. H.. Va, on
MONDAY, the 10th day of May, 1872, Chat be-
ing Cour, day. at about II o cl rck M, the fol-
lowing Real Estate, surrendered by said bank
rupt in his schedules, IT, VITA TRACT OF
Ian u cont in.ng l32 acres, 3roods and poles,
with the improvements lying IN Fairfax c"uny,
Va, and adjoining The lands ot G. w. Gun..el,
Thomas } Curprr AMI others. Ihi, land l. sold
free of all liens and "ncumbranceS, except tine
right of dowerof the bankrupts wife
Terms: One tenth cash on day OF sale, the resi-
due in three equal lnstalments ut l. . and 3
years, purchaser giving bonds with approved
security, bearing interest from say OF sue, and
The title t., be retained until the whole of the
purchase money is paid.
THOMAS MOORE,
JOHNS. FOWLER,
ap 20 -2aw3w ASSighres.
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GENTS FURNISHING House. Attention is
directed to the advertisement in another col
umn of Mr.. |. Schwartz Sarepta Hail cloth
ing and Gents furnishing house. Mr.. Deal
ham, the manager OF the establishment, has
lust returned from the Nurth with one of the
incest and handsomest stocks Of goods ever
brought to this city. and gentlemen can have
their wardrobes well supplied there with Gle
giant material
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Refreshing Drinks.

For fine refreshing drink, call at
M. RUBEN's
No. s North Fairfax street,
where, owing to the large quantity sold, you
will find constantly r. Portner's and Phndcl-
phia Lager Beer of the right temperature, and
Mi other kinds of the best cool and refreshing
beverages to be found anywhere. my LIN
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JENNY ENGLISH s.-The house on Royal
street, north of the City Hotel, once kept by
that old sportsman, the late Nh. James English.
and famous in tiyues gone by in all this section
of county for the excellence of Its cuisine and
liquors, and as the resort of good fellows,
has experienced sad revolutions, and of late
years fallen into dlsreputc. Since the war it
has heen known as the Evergreen. aud has
been gradually deprcciaing in public cstlnla
ton, aud this morning, teure day, the Sheriff.
Deputy Sergeant. aud others were there au'i
prevented the departure Of wagons already
loaded with furniture, until tax bills and other
claims were settled.
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PORT or .aLEI.4.l'DRI.1, MY 3, re.
Sun rose. ..... $50 Noon rises....... :, 3l7
Sun sets..... ..... 6.54

ARRIVED.
Steamer G II Stout. Philadelphia, Y NJ Ed
ridge s Co.
Schr Harriet Thomas Georgetown, to Hamp-
shire and Baltimore Coal Co.
SAILED.
Steamer E c Knight johnson, New York, by
Hooe l. johnson.
Schr Zoe, Creit, Norfolk, by Shinn s. Co.
MEMORANDA.
Schr Mary Wcans, Parker, hence at Boston
lst instant.
Schr w Phelps, Cranmer, hence, at New
York lst instant.
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From New York.

New YORK, May 3 Only one man was in.
jurcd by the falling Of the buildings in Brook
Ign Yesterday.
Libbie Garrabrant on trial for the murder
of Burroughs at Paterson, n. j., testified yes
terday that she bought the arsenic and gave 1t
to Van Wrinkle Bngert, to whom she was eng
ged to be married and that he tBogert) gave
the aresenc to Burroughs which caused the
lattcr's death.
Another aborer on the East River bridge
caisson dropped dead yesterday
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The Markers.

New York. April 3-Stpcks easier. Gold
strong at -. Money firm at cal. Va. sixes'
80: new. So.
New York, April 3-Flour dull and IN
changed Wheat quiet and unchanged. Corn
one cent better.
BALTIMORE; May 3--Va. SKIES, colsoliia-
ted SIS West Vas. i bid
BALTIMORE. May 3.-Cotton dull and heavy
low middngs 2244a23. Flour quiet, but firm
and unchanged Wheat quiet; white cholce
2I5a22O: fair to prime do 2UOa2U5; amber 2n0a
2l7; Pennsylvania l9Sa2U5. Corn irmer; white
Southern 7la73; yellow do. 20: Western quiet
at 6S Oats dull; Western 53a5S; Southern 55a
IS. Rye quiet. Bacon quiet.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE a. ID FISH
Y h y, IN PRINCE WILLIAM COZ n
~, VIRGINIA, FOX SALE.-ly virtue Of u
deed of trust from Isaac Newton and Dorothy
Newton. hiS wife, and Samuel n. Garwood and
Elizabeth H. Garwood, his wife, to Edward /.
Tnyoe and Presley thornton L"mux, dated
March 10Th, 1854, recorded in the lnnl records
of Prince William county, Va, TO secure Ben
jamin Og!e Tayloc and William II. Tayloe, the
undersigned, trustees therein NAMED, will Vticr
at public auction, in front Of the Court House at
Brcntsvillr, in Prince William county, Va, on
MONDAY, the Gth day OF May, 1872, at IL
o'clock m, that being Court day, II TRACE OF
LAND. situate IN SAID county, cont linng
about So ACkkS being the residue Of Il larger
tract known a> Deep Hole, Mount Pleasant aud,
the Iarm after dciuctirg the purcil"ses "i Nag
lee. Musser and OPP, respectively. lhls Is II
very valuable estate and has On II an excellent
FISHERY known ,,s Deep Hole. Facilities t"
market IRE afforded by the Potomac river, and
the Alexandria and Fredericksburg Railroad
which passes through the land. Together with
all the buildings, improvements and applrteh
ances thereto belonging.
Terms: One fourth cash {; the residue in equal
instruments ut six, twelve and eighteen months,
with interest from day of sale; |" be secured by
negoti ,blc notes, with approved security, and u
dcI:u trust upon the land. The purchaser to
bear all costs on convcyAncing and stamps
EDWARD +. TAILOE,
PRESLEY THORNTON LOMAN,
Pr WIN. CO., Np 2-rutS distress.
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LAND S,LE-G Green 4 WISE Real Estate
Agents, soIll, yesterday, for jason Ketchum:
his farm. near Manassas, containing about one
hundred and ten acres. to H. f. Collar, Of Liv.
iugstou county, New York, for $4,000.
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Boy HURT-A boy hailing from Washing
ton was thrown from a mules back at Flshto|n
yesterday evening, and falling upon the railroad
track, was badly hurt He was picked up and
taken into the restaurant Of Mr. Terry Ryan,
and his wounds having been proper y dressed.
left there with an expressed determination tn
forever eschew the company of such animals as
the one which has destroyed his facial beauty,
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rrO FRANCIS NJ. ORME Take notice
i that at the next May term of the County,
Court of Alexandria county, Virginia, shall
move the Court for an order substituting trus-
tee under deed executed by me to you as trus-
tee, dated April Is, 1914, and of record among
the Alexandria county land records.
ap22-tM6 PARKER Ii. SWEET.
GETS OF GARDEN TOOLS, Garden Trow-
- els, Small Spades and Rakes, on hand and
for sale at low prices by
ar % So King street.
THE FINEST GUNPOWDER TEA in the
l. city. Try it. For sale by
GEO. McBURNEY s. SON,
mv2 l66 and TO King street.
CANNED FRUITS and VEGETABLES at
" very low prices. ~
my2 226 King St cor. Alfred.
ClMMONS' LIVER REGULATOR
- For sale, both wholesale and rttal oy
mro JANNEY & co.
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FISH MAkKEr.-1he receipts since yesterday
have been 10000 Herring and 1000 Shad-the
former selling at from 50 to S. 50per thousand.
and the latter ut from to 50 per hundred.
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MAYORS OFFICE. --Fcrdinaad Travcrs has
been appointed readyman to serve until the
City Council make up the deficiency now ex-
iStiug in the number Of the force from which
vacancies in the police are supplied.
J. 3 Ridgway, agent for Knox express.
for running wagon without "a license, was
fined and discharged.
George Smith, mailing FROM Baltimore, for
vagrancy aud swiud|iug, was put aboard the
Washington ferry bpat and ordered to leave
the city.
NIGHT REPORT. Might cold, windy and
cloudy, The city was as quiet as usual. Two
prisoners were at the station house
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BURNING OF CORPORATION NOTES. -Iwen.
ty.seven hundred ard thirty dollars Of Corpora
ton of Alexandria currency, varying in denoml-
nation from twenty five cents to seven dollars,
were consigned to the flames and consumed
yesterday evening in the Auditors Office, in
the presence OF Mr.. Simpson, tie Presiden Of
the Board of Aldermen. Messrs. French and
Green, of the Finance Committee. Nlr. Ashby.
the Auditor. aud Nessrs Fields and Hill, the
collectors Of taxes. The packages were opened,
put into the stove singIy, aud due prrcautlon
taken that none of the notes should escape de-
structiou by flying up the chimney unconsumed'
10 reaprear, when least expected, to the supreme
disgust OF future gatherers of the taxes
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CANAL TR.DE.-The Cumberland News OF

Yesterday says:-Ye yesterday morning by the
erossest carelessuess, it is said, the canal boat
]. B. Vancure belonging TO the Consolidation
Coal Company, in charge of Capt Fuslow, was
sunk across the channel Of the canal ut point
about three miles below this city, which utter
rurted navigation for about fifteen hours, as
no boats could pass the suukeu one. 1t was ne
cessary to draw the Waterfront this level to re-
pair damages and raise the sunken boat. Su-
perutendent Nfnvaney soon had a force OF
men at the Manicure, and last evening she wa;
repaired, and water was let Into the leve and
the large number of up boats gathered at the
locks SIX miles below were enabled to get up to
the city at Il late hour last night As a conse-
uueucc ot this hindrauce to navigation, but
twenty-one boats were loaded at this place yes
teriay
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THE STuSEwALL' CUTTER There is now
lying in King street dock among 10. of old
b ats recently purchased by Mr, Driius, at a
sale of government property, at the Washing
ton Navy Yard, the cutter Of the once famous
Cont, derate cruiser Stouewaii. 1t is construc-
ted of walnut, on beautiful model, and, though
sad y warped and detaced by iIl-usage and ex-
posure. still presents rather trim appearance,
and apparently an air OF superiority over the
other boas by which it is surrounded. 1t
will probably be bought by a ncighbor:ug
trucker and instead OF conveying gallant ana
gaily dressed naval officers to and from their
numerous prizes will now be used to bring, cab
bages and ,urnips to market another evidence
Of the suitability of human affairs.