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The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-02-24

Joseph Kcsey, James
ReSCy, James Glcudi
and Fanny Glcndi, bis
wife, Martha KesSy and
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CURTAILISG TIE CARrET-BAGGE
FoRSEy in the following paragraph gives bis
hearty approval of General GRANTS intended
measure restricting carpetbaggers from hold
ing State offices whilst holding Federal ap-
pointments:
"a dispatch from Washington printed
elsewhere in this mornings issue will bc II
cause of rejoicing to all sincere friends OF
the President. 1t states no more or less
than that he is resolved in his new term TO
eradicate one Of the prime causes, if mol
the root, of the southern political evils by
issuing an order giving notice that accept
ance Of candidacy for State office. or holding
of such Office, especially position in the
Legislature OF State, will be deemed by
him cause for removal from Federal office.
The Government officials at the South, I'M
der this rule, will be compelled to occupy
seats in the background instead of, as now,
playing the principal parts in political
troubles"
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Ss -
have crystallizcd into system. fhe on N J,
indignation IS that there should Pc amy eaa
faith on the part of those who, having &c
nented one br;be. refuse TO abide by their
pledge unless they sc. another. no plea y i
set sci up in favor of'sbilty on the part Q: tie
candidale-by common consent he who rays
most gets the prize. Where this practice
began, how It has grown, and where it has
expanded into regular system, 1t Is un-
necessary to discuss, but the fact stands out
az, perhaps, the blacklist stigma upon our
reputation that there are States in which
neither intellect nor public service, nor large
experience in craftsmanship, nor high per.
sonal morality. nor uncllallengcd integrity
even If all these virtues were combined IN a
single individual could prevail against a
rich man, who, confessedly possessing no one
Of these qualities, can walk into our lesisia-
tive balls and buy himself a seat in the Senate
Of the United States. Everybody knows
where this unblushing and organized cor
ruption began, but who shall tell where and
how it is to end"
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upon its passage and passed--ayes, W
y.c,S,~ 4 SAyr Arr W, nF Sp0ff1.f

upon eita passage and passed--ayes, oo''
noes, DIR. QuEgs OF SCOTT
WHAT SHALL BE RECEIVED. FOR TAXES. 80
House bill 10 repeal an act In force MsIcn
Z, 1872, declaring what shall be ,receLseu ~
payment of taxes, came up on us ensLosn.
ment us unfinished business, tne pehuins
question being Mr.. PoAaUE's motion 10 Pos..
pone; which he Withdrew py uilaiiilious
consent. -. o.
Mr.. RoBERrsos offered an amendment 70
the bill in the nature Of substitute--as io'-
lows:
q Be ii enacted by The General AssemoiH
That hereafter it shall not be lawful toi tile
officers charged with the collection Oh taAes
or other demands Of the State due now, oI
that shall hereafter become due, 10 receive III
payment therefor anything but gold OF SUI
yer coin, United States currency, NOTES OF Inc
national banks of the United States, or lhe
COUPONS of the bonds issued prior 10 the !th
March, 1872, under the act to provide FOR the
funding and payment of the public dco''
approved March 80, 1872.
az. This act shall be in force from its pas
sage"
Sir. CoGH1LL moved to reconsider the vote
of Yesterday by which the House refused 10
commit the bill to the Committee on + 1nance.
Agreed TO. A motion to commit was then
carried.
BILLS, &C., PASSED.
House bill to incorporate the town oi
Coyington, in Allegheny county, win Sen
ate amendment House bill TO authorize the
Board Of Public Works to sell the States ln-
ter,st in the Upper AppomattoX Morks.
BILLS, &C., REPORTED AND REFERRED.
BY Mr.. DOUGLASS: TO incorporate the
Mangorike Wharf Company, oD the Kappa
hammock river.
By Mr.. BURKuoLDER: To prevent unjust
determinations in rates charged by the dii-
ferent railroads in the State.
BY Mr.. SuTHERLIN: To provide for the
creation and regulation of railroads in the
State.
BY Mr.. NORTON :, For the protection OF
oysters in the waters Of the State.
Adjourned at 2. N.
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Purchasing Seats in Congress.

The corruption in the political arena is
monstrous and unblushing. We may well
imagine the extent to which the practice OF
buying seat in the United States Senate has
been carried when the charges brought by
the Legislature Of Kansas against both the
senators from that State-that both secured
their seats by bribery have never been in
Hestigated by the Senate. Where so MANY
ATe guilty, we suppose it must have been
deemed best for Nil that the subiec, should
rest
Under the new social and political dis
pensation ut the South seats in Congress have
been bought in most of the southern States :;
but the true southern people are in nowise
tainted with the corruption. The new po-
litical element, combined with the white Ias-
Gals and rogueS from other States chiefly, but
many OF them natives of the South, have
been the guilty parties. The southern white
people proper have been disguised, but
have had no power to prevent the corrup-
tons But the South, cursed with de-
PRAYED constituent element newly fastened
upon il, is cursed with political corruptions
but little, if anything, worse than those
which disgrace the North. The PhiladeI-
phia Press makes the following bold and
positive remarks Oh this subject:
"January, 1873, will be sigualized by
some extraordinary senatorial elections.
That in the State of Nevada is, perhaps, a
fair specimen Of the processes by which
some of the members OF the highest branch
of our National Legislature are chosen.
The selection Of successor TO Hon.
james w. Nye, whose term expires on the
4th of March next, has become simple
auction; and, strange to say, nobody has
yet been found to object to it. II is not
doubted that the leading aspirant for the
place has paid over three hundred thou
sand dollars TO secure it. First, he buy.
the Republican primaries, then the legis-
lators after they are elected, and
now that he has got them pcnned
in the State-housc, he is called TO pay
more to complete the bareain. Recent in.
telIigence indicates that even the men who
have received the cash in hand 10 cast their
votes for certain candidate ure standing
out for additional greenbacks, and PROPOSE
ton Is seriously discussed TO resort TO yio-
lencc 10 hold them 10 their faith. BIoodsbed
Is openly Threatened. Little is said against
the practice OF putting up United States
senatofslip for sale. The thing seems to
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-06

RICHMoNp-To he informed that the city
of Richmond is growing rapidly in popula.
ton, commerce, and material wealth, does
not excite within us feeling of envy. On
the contrary, we rejoice to learn that our
capital city is growing daily =; that her manu-
features are being largely augmented, and
that her future is bright and Frightening.
We hope the day is not far distant when
Richmond will become a great metropolitan
city. attracting the trade not only OF Viz
sinia, but of her sister States.-Lynchturg
Rtpu5Hcan.
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DEATHS.

died. OF dropsy. after painful and lingering III
ness. at her fathers residence. on Darlington Pc
tanrIco Mt thirty minutes past 10 o'clock A Al, on
the iti instant. ELLA LEE, the only daughter OF
George ~ and Emmn +. Thomas, nged mhc
yenrs, six months and ten days.
nrarrst lila great indeed we're thy sufcrngs,
and aIthnugh thu hast left MS TO mourn Thy cnrly
loss, Thy fond parents shall never cease 30 love
Her funeral will take place at her fathers re 81
dence at 10 O'Clock 4. NJ. OH MONDAY the eth In
stant THE friends and acquaintance Of the family
are most respectfully invited TO attend without fn1
thor notice. =
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NJ ELEGANT CHRISTMAS AND

f~1y ELEGANT CHRISTMAS AND
EEW-YEAR RESENTS.-COLLARS, HAND
kERCHIEFS, GLOVES. SECk-SCARFS. FANS.
FOX THE HOLIDAYS.-THOMAS r. PRICE &
CO. have just received great supply of new and
beautiful goods for PRESENTS, &C..
licmmet aud Embroidered Handkerchiefs, in boxes,
for brides:
Initial Handkerchief; Handkerchicfs In fancy
boxes for ladies and gentlemen;
Misses and Boys Handkerchiets:
Linen and Lace Sets In endless variety;
Lace Collars and Sleeves, Kid Gloves,
Splendid Party and Bridal Fans, Roman Scarfs,
Silk Ncck-Tics for ladies, with many other articles
dels T. r. PRICE 6 co.
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~ DECEMBER, 1872.

W DECEMBER, 1872.
NEW SHAWLS, CLOAKS. AND DRESS GOODS
Z. X. PRIZE & CO. are opening daily
STRIPED and BROCHE SHAWLS,
SACQUES, plain and trimmed;
ROMAN SCARFS, GUIPURE CAPES,
BLANKET SIfAWLS; SATTEESS. all shades;
OTTOMAN CLOTH, REPS, EMPRESS,
IRISH POPLINS, FRENCH CASHMERES,
BLACK AMI COLORED SILKS,
GRo-GRAiNS &C.,
MOURNING; GOODS, great variety;
LONG and SQUARE BLACK Tibet SHAWl.s
Ell yant CACtItMERE SiiAWLS.
BLANKETS, FLANNELS, CoTT0SS,
MERiNO SHIRTS and DRAWERS,
GLOVES. CORSETS,
New FEESCH and AMERICAN PRINTS. Sc.
dc Is .'.t 7. X. PRICE & co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-06

The Rockbridge Gazette makes good
point against the Legislature in the rcmark
that the holidays Of that body cost the State
exactly the amount paid the state University
and the Virginia Military Institute. 1t will
lie remembered that measure has been pre-
sentcd to the Legislature for withholding the
annuities to those institutions.
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THE PRESIDENCY.
The Full Official VOte-Grans's Plu-
raItty over Greeley 759,I37-GraDt's
Majority over the Opposition 2o,30S.

The full official vote for President and
Vice President is at last accessible, and has
been compiled by the Philadelphia 1e'e-
ordph. The vote of ench state for the Grant
and Greeley electors is given below, aud
under the head Of "Scattering" is included
the vote cast for O'Couor, the Bourbon can
tldate, and Black. the Temperance candidate.
The maoritics given are those of Grant over
Greeley, without taking the scattering vote
into acC3llut:
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CONTESTED VOTES.

In Louisiana the two opposing sets of cleo
tors by the vote given above, and the Greeley
electors by vote of 66,267 against 5s,252-a
majority of S,0l5 for Greeley. The Greeley
electors accordingly held meeting and for
warded their vote to Washington. Their
vote for President was blank. and for Vice
President for B. GratZ Brown. 1t will
dcvolye upon Congress in Joint session to
decide which is the true vote Of the State,
but there is no doubt that the Grant vote
will be accepted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-06

Mr.. SUTnERLIS yesterday introduced into
the House Of Delegates bill to establish Il
free railroad system in Virginia. The great
fight of the session, it is understood, will
take place over this bill. Wet groceries are
placed near The field Of combat to refresh the
cOml,atauts
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MARRIAGES.

Married. at the residence Of The brides father Cns
pepper, Va January ist hy the hes; ss
burg. to Mise CELIA HAMILTON. daughter CT
Keatlng 8. Nelson. Esq, late OF A1bemarie county
Soptheru churcaman, Charlottesville and Fred
ericksburg papers please copy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-06
Nys FRESH COD-LIVER OIL.
&s- GREAT ATTRACTION
AT RBI6GS'S BAKERY,
s0f MAIN STREET.

Don't fail 10 call
AT BRIGGS'S BAKERY, 707 MAIN STREET.
ORNAMENTAL CAKES
Al BRIGGS'S BAKERY, TOT MAIN STREET
PLAIN AND FANCY CAKES
AT BRlGGS'S BAKERY, 701 MAIN STREET.
THE GRAND DUCHESS
AT BRlGGS'S BAKERY, 707 MAIN STREET.
ALL KINDS OF CAKES
AT BRIGGS'S BAKERY, 707 MAIN STREET.
FAMILY CAKES bakc,i and ornamen;ed
AT BRiGGS'S bakery. 7o7 MAIN STREET.
PARTIES SUPPLIED
AT BRIGGS'S BAKERY, TOT MAIN STREET.
BRANCH STORE AT 426 BROAD STREET.
BRANCH STORE AT 426 BROAD STREET.
BRANCH STORE AT s23 BROAD STREET.
fdelII
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III EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS
FUR FIFTEEN DAYS.

As will racate my store OH the 18th instant,
will until that time, offer the balance OF my stock.
consisting principally Of SPRING AND SUMNER
DRESS GOODS. and WHITE GOODS, at less than
cost. AS a special nducement will allow Il dis
count OF per cent. on all bills amounting TO more
than go Parties indebted Will please come forward
and settle. 5. HlRSH,
IN l-aw GOT Broad street
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BANK STATEMENTS.

ID PORT OF TIE CONDITION OF
IL THE PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK OF
RICHMOND. AT RICHMOND. IN THE STATE
OF VIRGINIA. AT CLOSE OF BUSINESS DE-
GENDER 9TH, 1872
RESOURCES.
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Inc vote lOr president III loOo sloou iS iol-
lows:
For Grant aud Colftx. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 3Oi3ls8
For Seymour and Blair. ?7o36i
Grants MINORITY. ,..............,..., 3os5aS
In 1868 Mississippi, Texas, and Virginia
did not participate in the election, and in
Florida the Presidential electors were Sc
lected by the Legislature. Deducting the
vote of these four States in 1872 from the
total we find that Grant received 1852, 454
votes in the States which took part in the
election of 1868, bis increase being 339, 2G6
votes in these States, and 579,196 in the
whole country. The Greeley ticket in 1872
poed 2,Gl3,2OS votes in the States which
voted in 1868, showing decrease in these
States of 90,392 votes, and in the whole
country decrease of l3O,247 votes.
TIE GRANT ELECTORAL VOTE.
The thirty-onc States in which the Grant
ticket received majorties cast the following
electoral votes for Grant and Wilson:
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MEETINGS.

NOTICE.-A meeting will be held in the
~ basement of the Sidney Methodist church Rev.
Mr.. VapdersIice's) MONDAY NIGHT the 9th In
slant. at O'Clock for the purpose of organ ling
neighborhood library. All interested are Invited 10
attend.
a. G. Forstmann. j. W. Whitmnre, A. Taylor,
NJ D.. William Jenkins r. ". Jerkius, z. j. Der
hyshire. w. c. Hewberry, j.. I. Rogers: w ".
r IFE UNDERWRITERS ASSOC1A-
IL TION.-Therc will he meeting of this Asso-
citation I'm the Office Of General George +. Pickett,
corner of Main and Eleventh streets, TODAY
MONDAY the eth at O'Clock. full attendance Is
earnestly desired, as business of Importance Will De-
brought before the meeting. -
IN e-lt4 ... 80 Secretary.
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SPECIAL NOrTsYs,
gs PURE MOUNTAIN -

,4S--~-~~ -~---~s-s-e~D.'
ay PURE MOUNTAIN
Rye wn!sKErs.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
STANTON, VA, January -.
We have this day appointed Mr.. F.. CDfrpr,,..'
JENKINS our sole agent IN the city Of Rist!AfS
for the sale Of onr brands or A UGIiSTI fns.nnrt
RYE WH1SKEYS. Having leased fn ~ .V,ohl 7
years the celebrated Roaetauks djst,ii.sa,, ~rm :
by Hon. Alexander II. H. Stuart. M M . oSf |
we shall continue TO dist!il the following ,,,n
viz: ''ih. :
Foster & Co.'s Pure Rye,
Rosebanks Pure Rye.
stuarfs Augusta County Pure Rvo
AS there Is no other Stuart distiIlert &, u.
collection district OF Virginia. thc ns, nj rbn s'r
by any other parties Is prohibited. ''' nan
.oieheul FOSTER 4 Co
respectfully call the attention Of tic trade 10,
above announcement, and solicit nm eys,o[.,
aud trinl OF these SUPERIOR WHIsKEYs, H.,
now In store choice lot OF same, and can "a
good Inducements 10 purchasers.
E. COURTNEY JENKINS.
Wholesale Liquor Dealer,
1a4-7t i13 south Fourteenth street, belov C,,.
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STOVES. TlNwARE. &C.
REMOVALS.

no THE PUBLtC.-l have REMOVED
4 my Office to No. 1914 MAIN STEEET. ss,oN"
DOOR EAST OF THE roST-oFr!CE, where am pr
pared TO SELL. REAL ESTATE or PERSON ~
PROPERTY at AUCTION In the city uf counirss:
l viii give special attention 20 RENTING HoUsf9
and CGLLk.CFlNG RENTS,
SkGOFtATf LOANS,
SELL NEGOTIABLE PAPFE,
DRAW DEEt,S. MOR'eti AG ~, sat, CONTRACTS
and do all business apperta,ning ioa
GENERAL AGENCY.
4. II. LEE,
Aae,ionscs and Real tstsie Aseat,,
ja 2~ss No. iol4 Main street.
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CONEEGTINNERIES.

TRESH ARRIVALS.-50 boxes best
Il CITRON; 10 barrels new Zaute CURRANTS:
400 boxes new RAlSlNS; 500 dozen BRANDY
PEACHES; cask 10 gross q ELATINE (CoNe's);
25 boxes McsSlna LEMONS: % boxes McEsina
ORANGES: 20 trails SEEDLESS RAiSINS.
LOUIS j. ROSSiEUX.
dell 1412 Auiu street
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Total. ..... 3,59?,ssi 2,s33,si7 53,77s 75a,31R
Giving Grant 759, 137 plurality over Gree
ley; 725, 1913 majority over all.
COMPARISON WITH THE VOTE OF 1865.
The vote for President in 1868 stood as fol-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-06

STATE OF VIRGISlA-CIIY OF RICHMOND:
I, W. r. QrARLEs, Cashier OF the Planters Ma
tonal Bank of Richmond CO solcunly swear that
the above statement Is true to the hest Of my know
ledge and belief. W.R. QUAkLES. Cashier.
Subscribed. and sworn to before me this !.h iay of
january, 1873. EDWARD j. WARREN,
Notary Public.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-06
GEORGE. S. PALMER.
S. VI. ROSESRATM.
j. Is. CUlLDkEY.

STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
y OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
RICHMOND, IN RICHMOND, VA, AT CLOSE
OF BUSINESS eth DECEMBER, 1872:
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7, s. 4. Glover. cashier eff the First National Bunk
Of Richmond, Virginia. do solemnly swear that the
above statement l. true to the best Of my knowl-
edge and belief. $. A. GLOVER, Cashier.
STATE OF ViKGINIA-CoUSTY or HESgICo:
sworn 10 and subscribed before me this sd day OF
January, 1873. WILLIAM L. ALLEN,
Notary Public.
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COrrect-Attest:

pRAHMAS FOR SALE.-I have for sale
- twenty PuRE-BRED BRAHMA COOKE
REELS, light and dark. Prices. $3.50 20 IS each.
j. W. LEWELLES,
ia lists Post-otfIcc box 1875, Richmond.
DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
- DONE AT THIS OFFICE.
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NORFOLK, Va, March q, |

NORFOLK, Va, Marcn Il, 1873.
Yesterday afternoon about four o'clock most
terrific tornado from the northwest swept down
The James River, across the Hampton Roads and
thence down the Atlantic coast. 1t is estimated
1t reached Its greatest force at this point, main
tanning 1t down the coast and doubtless
causing great damage TO shipping. The
armament became suddenly overshadowed,
necessltating the use Of gaslight in stores
and offices; adense volume OF rain poured down, and
the tornado swept with great violence ever this
section, with but little damage to property how
ever as FAR as aScertained. Above Branchvllle the
telegraph wires were prostrated and trees were
upro0ted. At Meherrin a frame dwelling occupied
by negroes, was thrown down, but am not in
formed whether any Of the inmates we're hurt
Large quantities OF hail fell and the atmosphere
turned intensely cold. At Weldon great alarm was
felt about the mammoth depot shed, and the Ports
mouth train coming into weldon had 10 stop mile
In the harbor here the storm ragged fpriously Tor
the pillows chased each other extremely ocean.
like. The steamer Elizabeth. though stsnch aad
new, caught out Of her dock In the seyerest OF
the gale. She got down heavily In toe water at one
time and IL required the most skiiul exertions OF
her officers to work through It, schooner near
lilly Mill was blown on her beam ends and II was
thought by those who witnessed the catastrophe
hat she must 70 to the bottom. Unexpectedly she
zane out all right. An open boat. containing two
men, was capsized and turned bottom upwards at
High street slip. Parties put out to the rescue,
md the blow quickly subsiding the men were
picked ups though eopslderahlY exhausted.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH 81, 1873
CLEARED.

Steamship Australia (Br), Hcdderwick, Gfasgow-Hcn
Steamship steinmann (Belg>, Knudscn Antwerp
Funch Edye Co.
Steamship Zodiac. Chaplin, Morehcad City-Murray,
Ferris A Co.
Ship Devana CBD, Thomson, London-chas Wright 4
Co.
,, BARK Aurora Austrais CBr Duff, London-Peabodv
BARK Axe tswc). Borgsten, stockholm-Funch, Edge 4
Co
Bark Abbis Franklin, Holbrook, Matanzas-James
Henry.
Brig Selma Gwe), Lycke, Gotenburg-Funch. Edge
Co.
Brig Carrie Purnton whittemore, st Johns. PR-Mil-
Ter Houghton.
Co
Parker.
schr Louisa Price, Jackson, Port Prince-R Murray
.schr Ella Matthews. McElwen Jacksonville saght
sc6r Abby Bentley, Mehaney, Charieston-Bentley.
schr Ben Davis, Wilmington, nee Powell
Schr II Borden, Dodge, Fall River-H W jackson 4
Co
schr Harvest, Corwin Providence-P W Jackson Co.
Schr Franklin Vail, New Haven-H W Jackson Co.
schr A Forsyth, Hobbie, stamford-Stamford Manu-
sesr Dart, Williams. stAmiord-stAmford Manufactur-
Ing Co.
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ARRIVALS
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AMI
HERALD WHITESroNr rRI raR PH LINE

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITEsroNE TELEGRAPH LINE
steamship Greece lBr), Thomas, Liverpool March via
gsG ~ with md.e and ss r 70
Willie Gar s'sss, SS9%s SO
Manhattan, hence Tor Liverpool u"'' = -
Steamship Arragon Br Western Bristol March l. with
rong westerly sse hroa aS MorsAhS sons
steamship Rhein Ger, Meyer, Bremen March 8, and
ih with mdse and us passengers to Del
steamship Flamstecd OBJ, Brown, RIG Jeneiro Feb 2
Steamship George W Clyde. Cole. Galveston March H.
Msoy s'' March t T IA. nss aSd pn S 10 Spoke
9sss cSr G Ri hence for navans 18Th lat 81 Ion
miles bark cars Long, rom
ST New yr YOrh hutov March with
md and passengers to Murray, Ferris 4 Go. ~
Steamship James Adger, Lockwood Charleston March
Steamship Isaac Bell Brakeman, Richmond, City Point
and Norfolk with mdse and passengers to the Old Do
steamship Regulator, Freeman, Philadelphia, with
Ship EIizabet til Hamilton ciapp. Hayrc Jan H. via Ty-
bee March Il, in ballast, to Atkins Co.
@ ss ss. E AsiTs Jan Vi. T''''
Ship w J HATFIELD lof Yarmouth, Ns), lilly, Antwerp
Bark Helios tNorl Mahiescn, Liverpool So days with
salt to order; vessel @ Teens Bockmann; Had heavy
bark faiTa tRu0, Gienus Liverpool II days with salt
TO Funch. Edge a Go.
BARK Bremen Ger Halb, Liverpool Jan II, with mdsc
Bark Dacapo CNor) swendzen, Sunderland Nov 2s via
fynonth Fep WITH railway iron 10 Cook vessel
Bark Ibis, yerton Malaga Jan a. with fruit to Upper
Bark Gunhda of Pictou, Nsl sutherland Antwerp IS
DAYS, with empty barrels 10 order; vessel to McCo
barn Emma te6asd ON os R Ssfxs drosse Rio
ssrk said Blu sultan 'ef Boston, S,is 6 sbor Ja
70 days WIN logvo0d " = SOLOMON 20 yessaI 70 !