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70 controlNI deprccate the idea of per-
ssonal nolitics. or the sacrifice of the party
for personal ends. If a party organiza-
tion is worth anything, Il i for itsprinci-
pies. The BsFublican party with ne
publican principles, is entitled 70 more
consideration than a combination OF
Democrats and Republicans affiliating
politically without principles in COM
mon.
/ believe in the conservatism OF the
Democratic party, and am heartily IN
favor of Cancellation and harmony, and,
like you, would disregard any man or
set of men who stand in the way of its
unity and effective organization.
And / repeat to you again, frankly and
in all sincerity, that l do not intend to
permit myself TO stand in the way OF
reconciliation and harmonious co-opera-
ton.
I have never held political office in
nv life, nor voluntarily been n candidate
for office but once. After the close of the
war. |, with Others, took an active inter-
est in the repeal of the registration and
DISTINGUISHING laws, that then disgraced
our State, which led to my nomination
for Governor in 1868, against my
wish and protest; and my ac-
crptancc was urged on the ground
that 1 could afford to make the sacrifice.
In 1872, while | desired the nomination,
| made no efforts which any man might
not homorably make to obtain it. | was
nominated, and, under peculiar condl-
ton of things, was defeated at the polls
Let that be the end of it, as it was the
end of my representative relation to the
party.
| cannot see why the story of my pO-
litical aspirations should brighten children
and timid people, since | have never
held an Office, and am asking for none
now. Can those who criticise me most
say more?
[ desire to do anything consistent with
self respect to concilatc and unite the
party. If necessary, let me be forgotten
politically, but keep our party together
and its principles and organization:
bright and warm in the hearts Of the
people of our State.
| fully endorse your efforts in that di
rcction, and hope that the action taker
in Hardy will be followed with success
all over the State.
Very truly yours,
J. y. CAMDEN.
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1T is stated that FRED DOUGLASS, col
ored, has called, in his paper, for an ex-
ira session of Congress, to take measures
regarding the outrages against the ne
groeS in the South. FRED makes two
mistakes. In the first place, being a
State matter. the national Congress has
no right to interfere, and in the next
place, he has worded his call badly, as
will be seen by perusing our reports this
morning on the "COushatta troubles.
He should have demanded an extra ses,
sion to protect the whites from the out
RACES perpetrated by the negroes, melted
thereto BY their white Radical friends.
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DIED.

SHULTZ-Scptembe LIST, 1874, LACEA
VESTA, only daughter Of j. w. and Is. X.
ShultZ, aged IL months.
Funeral from the residence of her pa
rents, Mo- South Broadway, Island, this
Wednesday afternoon at four o'clock.
Friends Of the family are invited TO at
tend.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-02

AT thirty-five the average American dis
covers that he has an Internal Stomach e,
and goes into the hands OF the doctors for
the remnant of his life. Prevention is bet
ter than cure, but DR.. Walkers Vinegar
Bitters will both cure and prevent dySpep-
STA, diseases of the skin, liver, kieneys and
bladder, and all disorders arising from an
Internal stomach
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ST. JOSEPH'S ACADEMY
Carmen aG Ilfh md ENnSfS

TTNHE DUTIES OF THIS INSTITUTION
will be resumed on Tuesday, Scptrm-
Der LIST. Parents are requested toSend their
children promptly that the classes may be
organized fully from the commencement.
\ Drawing Class will be opened on the 18th
To which pupils not attending the school
will he admitted. Terms per quarter of
eleven weeks. $50. Entrance on 18th -.
SISTERS OF ST. JOSEPH.
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A WEEK ago the Plymouth congre
cation offered up prayers for Mr.. Tilton
On Thursday night it wanted ito knock
hell out of Mr.. MoultOn.' The old
Adm is still strongs in these charming
specimens of liberal Christianity-N""
Enrk IernLR
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GREAT BARGAINS.

I WILL, FROM THIS DAY On, SELL, MY
l entire stock OF Boots, shoes, Hats and
Caps, at and below cost, to quit business.
aS ! am compelled to do on account of nv
health. l have just received full line OF
Hats and Caps which are OF the latest
styles which will sell at great bargains
To Boot and Shoe Merchandise have Just
received 10 cases heavy Kip Boots which
will sell at great bargains. and j. cases
Ladies, Misses and Children's Shoes.
GEO. H. KURTZ,
No. 1919 Main street.
will rent store room now occupied by
me. AUS
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WHEELING FEMALE COLLEGE,

4 ND MUSICAL CONSERVATORY,
y will open Tuesday, september !, 1874.
The Musical Conservatory will he under
the dictatorship of Prof. Herman Ehrling
and Prof. 4. =. Roe, Jr., with capable rs,
sistantS The Faculty of Instruction Will
include the experienced teachers of the
past year. Pupils will be received for Vocal
or Instrumental Music, Drawing, Painting
Faench or German. For terms of admiS-
sion, tuition, &C., call an or address the
President, Rev. WIN. II. MORTON, or the
Rev. J. b. CLARK, "Hcad of instruction"
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Passenger Rates Reduced
ST - TIE LINE.

To Glasgow, Liverpool, Belfast, and
Londonderry, &C.
State OF Pennsylvania, stat" of Virginia.
State Of Louisiana, stat" Of Georgia.
state 81 Nevada. Stat" ~ MiUUrsu'a
state Of Florida, stat" Of Alabama
Stat" Of Indiana.
Sailing every "Wednesday from III" Com.
pauy'S dock, Ph:r36, North River, y. J.
ThrHccommOaattOn neutrality-suspicious. pro
vidrd on these Ships ALE Unsurpassed Dos
those of amy other lin".
Rates NJ JFiwGgc Cabin, s7u and ~, cur.
roncy, according Ia nccUmmodaii"n. o.
turn Tickets sl2O and $40. Intermediate
or second Cabin sU, currency. Hi'tfng
AS low ~ by any other hnl Ella" iinr or
route. For dates Of sailing apply 4"
AUSTIN, BALDWIN, & 90, Agents, ~"
-, Broadway, y. y; GEO. H. In ,.,.
Chestnut St, Philadelphia. Ur J. } NH
RIMAN. Agent, Adams Express 20 ..
nCr, Wheeling, W. Va. J'''
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Real Estate Agent, Market street ~.
Custom House. apsS VI Is@
COMMISSIONERS SALE
Trustees Sale,

ny VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRr.-
ID made by Robert B. Woods 10 me
Trustee, bearing date the 9th day OF L.
nary, 1856, and recorded in Deed Book \
~, page -, of the land records Of ui.
county, | will on saturday, the IN.
day of October, 1874, at the front Jn.
of the Court House OF Ohio COUNT
nj 10 o'clock a. M, offer for sal, j.,
nubliC auction, the following h.
Scribed real estate, lying about Sg mil,
north of the city of Wheeling, on the rs,,
side of the ohio river, being part OF H.
-. L. Woods home farm, having a front 3D.,
the east side of the county rnad and hlrE
ing thereon b poles and extending hsfk
eastward LOO poles; containing ~. acr,, ~,
land. covering and including lUr acr, !,
coal. Also "A Strip.of land ~ feet wide ars
about ~ rods long, running irum The >uulr
western corner Of said tract ~ Land tom.
river, being the north half of pr,a,,
road.
Terms of sale, onc-third cash and III.
balance I'm six and twelve months, >,cur,.
ny deed Of trust
=. BRADY, Tru>r,.
J. &. HERVEY, Auctionrcr.
At the same time will be Offered tur \, .
llO's acres OF coal lying immediately lst
of the above described tract al land
uul6-rb ROBERT II. MplN
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Sin il often the result o,


health ana feeble StOmachS. During one
third Of our time the process of digestion
continues. To he dySpeptic is to he miscr-
able; dyspepsia is the foundation of fevcrS
and lIthc diseases of the blood, liver, skin
and kidneys. Dyspepsia yields to the rir-
tues of the vegetable ingredients in that
great purifier of the blood and rcstorcr of
health, DR.. Walkers Vinegar BittcrS.
nIIlN u
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Public Sale Of school Prop
erty.

IN PURSUANCE or AN ORuw
| passed by the Board of Eucatiua
the school District of Wheeling, We
again offer at public sale, at the Cor
House of Ohio county, on THURSDAY. =
TENDER ri, 1874, beginning at lO O'Clock
M, Lot No. with the building their
except the bell, stoves and furniture r
tanned therein, and also Lot No.
square No. -. said lots are located
the corner of Jacob and Fourteenth Strr,,
and now used 10y the Third wari Schoo
Immediate possession Will br given
the vacant lot No. >, but the BOnm 81 g.
ucatiOn reserves the right Ia occupy o..
school building on lot No. AMI rrla.
possession Of the same until the Doc
school building now being cOnstruCtri '
the Second and Third wards shall brumr
plctcd and ready 10 occupy, which VII. 70
about the lSt day of April, 1875.
TERMS OF SALE. -Onr-third of the Iu'
chase money for lot No. , Ia bc paid
cash, and the balance In two equal IAg
mCntS of one and two years, with inter,
from the day Of sale, the deferred 20.
mcntS To be secured 10y deed OF trust n
the title retained until all the purrha'
money is paid.
Payment for lot No. ! will be- made D
seven, nineteen ana thiriN-onc mont
rom day Of sale, bearing Interest rom n
LIST day 0f April, $50, and tO b" secured
above stated.
II the lots are sold together thU r"lHill
value Of each tO hc mutually agreed upu
by the PURCHASER and the undersigned.
J. II, HALL
President Board of Education.
J. VI. BTCKEL, Clerk.
J.C. IIERVEN, Auciipncor. nuG,-l
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DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION
THE WEEKLY REGISTER
OF HARRBC

Is the largest and altogether the most
complete news and family paper printed In
Vest Virginia. 1t will be sent to any adj
dress one year for 500. Valuable premi-
umS TO club agents and to subscribers.
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MUSIC AND ART

UNHE MISSES DODDRIDGE, RECENTLY
of the Wheeling Female College, Will
open classes in Music Drawing and Paint
ing, in the WciScl Musical Institute Hall,
odd Fellows building, September LIST, 1874.
They will also give instruction in MuSicnt
their residence, No. Is ohio street, Island,
and will be prepared To receiV" n limited
number OF boarding pupils. Hours for
lessons will be arranged 10 suit the con-
venience of young ladies attending other
schools. JySNNa
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ST. MARY'S HALL.

BOUNDED AID. 1877. The RI. Rev. W.
i II. Odenheimer, %. D., President. The
Rev. Elvin X. Smith, 4. NJ, Principal.
Board and Tuition In all the English
Branches, Foreign Languages, Music amt
Drawing, SttDper annum. NoeNtra charges
Terms begin October and February ID.
Address the Principal, at Burlington,
y Hul7 VIII
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Etna Iron and Nail Company,

And offer the Trade full stock of Bar,
Hoop and Sheet Iron; q complete assert
mcnt of Nails and Steel: BlaCkSmithS' and
Mechanics Tools and supplies; Wagon
Materials and Carriage Trimmings.
Soliciting patronage for our new house
We shall endcavor Ia merit favor by bottom
prices and guarantee quality of goods.
SCHMULBACH, HANKE & CO.
auglS
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THE "HARMONY MOVEMENT" IN
HARDY COUNTY.

At the Democratic County Convention
held at Moorcfeld, Hardy county, some
time ago, Hon. J"sErH SrEIGG, III "
short speech, advocated harmony among
AL Democrats irrespective of their form
or affiliations. In this speech he dcprc-
Gated the idea of dcnominating Demo-
Gratis, rs JACOB Democrats, CAMDEN
Democrats, or any other mans Demo-
crat. In response to this sentiment, Mr..
j. Y. CAMDEN wrote letter to Mr..
SPRIGG, which We find printed in tn"
Courier and advertiser, paper which was
opposed Mr.. CAMDEN's election 10 the
office Of Governor in 1872. We give it
in full:
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Musical Instruction--A Card.

TAVING CONCLUDEn, AFTER \
III three wears absence in Germany Ia
return TO my native city, respectfully an
nounce To the public that am prepared 10
take number OF pupils I'm the study OF
Piano, Organ, Harmony, single and dounl"
CountcrpOint and Voice. Having rccciN-
ed instructions from several OF the most
celebrated teachers Of Germany, and haN-
ing had success in teaching in that coun-
trv, | feel able to and will give satisfaction
to all who intrust their musical education
to me i. BASSErT,
For particulars please enquire at Adams
& Lucas Music Store, l27 Market street
nuUl5
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DR.. LONCDON
...r . on THE N-
DURABILITY OF CATARRH

have written more on this disease than
others not so much because of Its having
been u SpecidhV in my practice Tor many
wears, as on account OF Its gedrJut preVd-
tence I'm this climate, and being in thou-
sands Of cases the first stage Of that ferI1bfc
and fatal mdldoty, Consumption. Many VINO
seek nv aid have been trying patent nos
trums until their cases have become not
only very serious, but not a tcw 'choHY IN
curdble Seldom day but cases come INTO
nv hands which at first were only sight
Inflammation Of the phdrYnr, that might
have been cured in few days, but from
long neglect the disease has extended 10
IN. deeper portions OJthe hrOdt and bronchial
tubes. Hundreds in this city, and thou
sands all over the country, are today sur
fering with Catarrh, which my treatment
lrOuld not fail 10 cure in q fe,c reekS, but re-
sorting to saltwater dOuchingS and worse
than useless nOStrums, until the disease
has run its fatal course and settled on the
lungs, many Of them Ual fnUt,g d'e 81 CON-
SUMPTION. This statement, howeVera alarm
ing, is ueT-itied ereIU ddY.
NV experience in Catarrh enables Inc 10
saw that every case in which the lungs are
not involved can be cured. More than inns,
have never known single case OF simple
ratarrh To reIupSc and become dangerous al
ter treatment with my shOwering syringe.
| The treatment is both constitutional and
! topical, and to carry il out requires not
! only Il knowledge of the proper remedies,
! but skill 10 uDpLY them. No one without eX-
! perience and tact can ever become sue
| cesSful in this practice.
Fees for consultation, examination, adj
! vice and treatment within the reach of all
Medicines for all diseases by mail ana
! express to all parts of the country.
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE,
M 1870 Foff (0Id Fith,) Street,
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PARKERSBURG, August -, 1874
CES. JOSEPH SPRIGG

DEAR SIR have just read the pro
ccrdings of the Democratic Conscrva-
tive Convention of Hardy county, to-
rcthcr with your remarks to the Convcn-
ton. as published in the Co,Uier amt
4dcertiS,r.
am glad to see the position taken by
YOU in favor ofuniting and harmoniziug
The party. 1t is the only position for Il
party with principles To occupy. The
idea of the Democratic party of this
State being designated by the Jacob or
Camden wings, or hanging to the tail Of
any mans kite, is simply ridiculous and
absurd. and 50 far ~ am concerned, |
feel it to be particularly So, since am
neither the originator, nor the exponent
of anv new principles of Democratic
faith, nor in any way entitled 10 such
distinction.
have ALWAYS been u Democrat from
conviction. and II believer in the usagcs,
customs and organization of the party,
A. | have known it all my life. There
can be but one Democratic party in our
State. unless there is more than one set
of Democratic principles, and aS there
seems 10 be no distinction in our party,
founded upon different political princi-
piles. it follows that such division can
only result in an element of strength to
the Republican party; since it contributes
to that extent 10 the defeat of the Demo-
cratic party. know that great many
good Democrats Of whom were
cnfranchiscd through the efficiency
of the Democratic and Conservative or
ganization, would rcpcl the idea of COM
bining with the Republican party, for
the overthrow of tho Conservative party.
from which they had received such sub
Stantial benefits, and rcinStating in pow
er the party that had been - pro>crip-
tive. they have not looked upon it in this
light and vet they are contributing To-
this result, in the most effective manner
possible, by preventing such organization
and concert of action rs will retain and
make effective it, strength.
There are unfortunately toe many men
i'm our party, who are democrats only
when it suits their purpose To hc 81, and
when from lack of strength, or other
cause, they fail IL control the party,
either State or county, for their personal
advancement or in the interest of their
friends-throw aside parry allegiance,
break with the organization, and by the
Encouragement and help of the now
ready and waiting republican minority,
set up personal party of their own; but
YOU never see this take place in republic
can counties; it is only where democratic
majorities make it to the interest of the
republican party that it is doue.
There is always some trouble i'll giving
entire satisfaction in any party organiza-
ton; there must always be some asplrantS
defeated, because all can't win at the
same time; but we must bear in mind
that concessions are necessary to main
tain harmony in all organizations, and
We must yield to the majority the right
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IindsIey Institute Building,
TNDsI,EY INSTITUTE.

INSTRUCTION GIVEN IN ALL
branches usually taught in Preparato-
~ Schools and Academies. The depart
ment of Modern Languages Is UNDER the
control of the eminently successful leach
or. DIR. MAYER. The Fall Session Of Fifteen
weeks, commences Monday, september !,
1874. For terms OF admission, So, call al
the Institution. corner of Eoff and 10Th SIS
or address J. y. HUTCHISoN, Wheeling,
w Va, JESSE c. BRUCE,
auvI VA ]. y. HUTCHISON.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR SALE.
5000 REWARD.

WYE WILL GIVE A REWARD OF s2UU
w for the discovery and arrest Of tn"
party or parties who set fire To the Wheel
Ing Brewery, on Tuesday, the 18th of Au-
gust, 1874.
auu.H-a SMITH & CO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-24

COD-LIVER OIL, fresh and pure, on
" draught, lust received, for sale by
sel4 s' druggists
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Political News.

BALTIMORE, September 23.-The Republi.
cans OF the Fifth Congressional district have
nominated A. 3. Hagner.
ST. LOUIS, September 23.-Tbe Democrats
of the Niuth Congressional district noml-
mated David Ray for Congress yesterday.
CLEVELAND, OAIo, September 23.-The
Democrats OF the Twentieth district to-day
nominated Henry B. Paine for Congress.
UTICA, n. Y, september 23.-The Repub-
lican State Convention to-day unanimously
renominated Dix for Governor, Robinson
for Lieutenant-Governor, and Alexander
Barley for Canal Commissioner.
Senator Conkling made q speech eulogizng
the Republican party and DiX's administra-
ton, and charging the Democrats with re-
sponsibiity for all the troubles in the South.
A series of resolutions were adopted, re-
affirming the principles Of the Republican
party, endorsing the policy Of the National
Administration which is declared as unsur-
passed in the history of the country, &c.
UTICA, September 23.-The State Tempe
rance Convention assembled here to-day and
adopted resolutions pronouncing unquali.
ticdly against traffic in intoxicating liquors,
and appointing committee to arrange for
plan of political action.
BALTIMORE, September 23.-Ex-Governor
Philip Frank Thomas was to-day nominated
for Congress by the Democrats of the First
district. lie succeeded Cobb as Secretary OF
the Treasury in 1860; was elected United
States senator in 1869, and was refused bis
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sun rises. "a. 5.49i Moon sets. a &
san sets S:5a Hi. sas. . ss 8
PORT OF RICHMOND, srprE,xn,,r,p GA 3 71
- ARRIVED. e 4 q 49,
d, Steamer Shirley, Trasers, Baltimore. merrbss
sShooner Clsrles Moore Russel Boston, to Ioa.
Schooner A.. 2. smyrke. Flowers, Alexandra
. seh s9, Maid q Che Mist Pen,o, grain, Gal
schooner General Taylor, Hudey, James river
SAILED.
IS steamer John Sylvester, Post. Norfolk, mer.
schooner Julia e. Willetfs, Dayton, Philadelphia,
ore and raflroad ties, Curtis Parker.
Schooner s9se McDevtt Mullen, Philadelphia,
Schooner II. S. Bridges, Landrfek. New York ria
York river. ratlioad ties, Curtis & Parker.
sloop PEebe, Norfolk, bricks. i. "a
N MEMORANDA. w 49, 49, !
AtRi9 Janeiro on the sth brig Piceadilly tBr.),
from Richmond, Va. 49, +: .a9tsst. dsIt,, /.
The bark American Eagle, Kenarick, from New
1ork ISF richmond on the Islh, will load asthis
The. Norwegian bark Capela has finished dis.
charging her careo, End VIII az once be loaded by
The Gsllego Mills Manufacturing Company with
The American brig Shasta, Brown master, has
entered at the custom-h0use TO be loaded with to-
basso for Trieste by r: w. Hanewinkle Co.. ~
at Norfolk unloading coal on wednesday.
Captain Danre.o or the steamer Vile de Paris,
VINO, BY remaining Mt his post during a tornado
saved his ship. has been presented by his passengers
with magnificent cbronometer: I
Arrived at Rio Grande July 81, brig Mariana l..
Piccadly, Eynon, from Richmond; also, on 23d
schooner Louisa a. Orr. Orr, from Richmond, aud
bark Lyn. Void. from Richmond. 80 s., a /.
At Philadelphia on 22d, schooner William and
James, Oulten, from Richmond, with lumber
@a..s SPOKEN, tn -
September 8, latitude 80 46, longitude 62 90,
Sas nsaoR for % eke nine
b. Bark Tasman, Blackford for Hampton Roads,
from Rio de Janeiro August 9th, spoken Septenl-
Der l4th: 3S longitude, so 20 latitude.
...u DISASTER.
July 81, from Richmond. Va. in crossing the bar,
struck heavily but got in, though very leaky. She
had to be be.IShed, and discharged her cargo: of
which about 500 barrels were wet. The vessel had
her cutwater damaged, and will be repaired.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Mr.. John NJ. Richardson, OF Auburn, superinten-
dent Of life,saving stations has just established six
Heap--J. p. Guplill, keeper; Cross IsandIF. NJ
Thornton, keeper Browny Island7A: G. Bagleey,
ford Pool-W. NJ. Hussey, keerer; s:raw's Point,
Rufus ". Phllbrick. keeper. Each keeper is pro-
vided with boat crew OF six men.
BY direction of inspector Trenchard, Of the New
York Lighthouse District, work has been begun by
ID. G. Chase upon the placing Of range lights the
Raritan river between Amboy aud New Bruins
wick.
Pursuant to recent act of Congress, beacon Of
enormous size has been put up on the summit Of
Lantern Hill, North SIonington, under the supervl-
sorshp Of the Lighthouse Board.
BY Telegraph.
NEW York, September 23.-Arrived: Java, Pom
moniu. Arrived out: j. q. Hull L. j. Madrier,
France, Nesker.
FORTRESS MONROE, September 23.-Passed In
for Richmond, brig Leonard Myers. from New
York; schooner Richard Hill, from. Woods Hole.