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New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-20
RAILROADS.,

THE MOBILE LINE.
On and after May % trainA will arrive and densrt
from the depot, foot Of Canal street a. follows:
DRPART
OoAst accommodation daily except
Sunday. at. at........................ 3:1J p. m.
kxpress and mail daily, IT .......... 8 A. M.
Through night express, daily at.... 4:40 p. nj,
ARRIvB
0oAs. accommodation daily, except
= Sunday. at. :.................. .1O:0J A. M.
kxpress and mail, daily ct, ......... 3;S5 p. M.
Through night express, daily, at 1870 p. M,
Pullman Palace Cara daily to Louisyills, Lynob.
change.
ONCE corner Of Camp and Common streets. op-
mySs B. B. ROBINSON, Superintendent.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-20
AUCTION SALES,
By Hoey & O'Connor.

ny HOey W OCOuuUr.
0--
IMPROVED RIAL ESTATE IN TIE FIRsT
SIXTH DISTRICTS, BILLS RECEIVABLE n
SALE IN PARTITION.
HRRMISIE FRERET VS.. HEIRS OF JAYS|
FRERET ET AL.
Second District Court for the Parish OF Ofa}
No
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-20

APPROXIMATION PRIZES:
100 Approximation Prizes at S2OO.. $40, 900
100 Approximation Prizes at $780,. 10000
100 Approximation Prisss at S7J.. 1880
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-20
GRAND PRoMENADF CONCERT,

For which the best musical talent available In
the country will be eng aged and to which every
holder Of COUPON TICKET will be entitled 70
FRKE ADMISSION.
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Terms of Subscription.
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Benefited, will bear in mind that the
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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1875-10-07

Mr.. James M. Alexander, brother
Of Mrs. Judge Philpot OF this place,
who resides i'll Charleston, was shot
and killed, Oh Saturday morning the
2nd inst, by colored boy by the
name Of St. John Lance. The boy
was in the employ Of Mr.. A. and
was ordered to do something about
the livery stable, when the boy be.
came angry and walked off across
the street to his house procured pis
tol and returned and shot Mr.. Alex.
ander. IIo was committed to Jail
for trial
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1875-10-07
Advertising Agents.

The following arc the only author
,5ed agents to receive advertisements
for this papor:
Geo. 2. Rowcll a. Co., Al Park Row
New York.
Walker, Evans & CogswclI, repro
sented by Roswell II. Logan, Charles
cen, S. G.
We will accept cash.in. advance or
ders from other agencies, at rcnsona-
bio rates.
Wo can give no advertisement pref
crenco in position.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1875-10-07
Notice! I!
County Commissioners OMcc,
piCkcns Court House, 5. G.,

The annual meeting Of the Board of
County Commissioners of rickcns county,
will be held on TUESDAY, the second day of
November, 1870
All persons who hayo any manner Of claims
whatever against iLo county made previous To
the tirst OF NoXcmbcr, 1864, and have not
registered the same in obedience to the Pre-.
sentiment of the Grand Jury and the Order
of the Court thereon and all persons holding
bills, accounts or demands OF any kind against
tho county, which have not been before pre-
scnted to the County Commissioners at special
meetings held since the first Of November,
1874, are required to dcdosit the same with
the Clerk of the Board on or before the first
day of November next, on pain of being
iorcycr thcrcrlter barred.
BY Order Of the Board
q. j.. IOLLINGSWORTH,
noe IT. G. Il. e. G.. p. G.
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Tho Augusta croniclo 4 ssntinc.

rhe Augusta Croniclo Il Sentinel
is of the opinion TINT tho inccndiary
lcttors picked about in Georgia, about
which there has boon so much exotic,
mont recently, is the work of thougbt-
less or malignant white persons. 1t
says : "The insnrrection business is
becoming n nuisance, which should be
summarily abated by the press when
ever and wherever it makes its ap-
pearancc.' .',astssss.sr, ,,,r
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an article from the Keowee Courier,
giving at length the views of its
editors on the important question OF
fe-organizing the Democratic party
of this State. 1t will be socn that
che Courier is mqualilicdly opposed
TO any organization of the Demo-
cratic party, rs such. We do not
doubt the good intentions Of our
eotempory, but fail to sec the good
likely to result from the course it
suggests. The present favorable
change in our condition from that of
1868, is attributable to other causes
than tie disorganization of the
Democratic party, as maintained by
the Courier. The failure of the
Radical party to give the negro
shorty acres and a mule" as promised
him, and the deception practiccd
upon him for the purpose Of sccur-
ing his vote to place faithlcss and
dishonest men in Office, has caused
fhe scales to fall from his eyes, and
he is natul ally leaning TO the men
who raised him and now furnish
him with the necessaries of life, for
counsel and advice, and will, if the
Democrats onl ly remain true to them
selvee, vote with and assist them
in displacing those who have 50
treaeherously betrayed the trust
they have coniidcd to them The
change in Northern sentiment also
has had much to do with the present
malleability Of The negro. The
Courier says: "In 1868 a straight
Democratic ticket was run for Gov
ernor and State officers, resulting in
our Overwhelming defeat, and result
ing further, in cngcndering between
the whites and blacks u spirit Of
division, if not of hate, when las
not entirely healed"
1t is a well known fact that il the
election for delegates to the const,
tutional convention in 1865, IA.
jority OF the whites, the soldiers es
pecially, stood aIoof from the polls
and absolutely refused to take par
IN an election which they then con
Bidered humiliating and degrading
When the constitution was submit
ted to the people for ratification, i
is true that under the advice of OK
Governor Perry, an effort was mad,
to defeat the constitution, and
Democratic ticket was put in Tie
field, with the Hon. w. ID. Porter
At Charleston, for Governor, wllC
declined The candidacy On the
grounds that if the constitution wat
adopted his opponent would be elect
ed, and it was useless for him TO run
Thus the Democratic ticket was vir,
tually withdrawn, which caused
many Democrats to remain from the
polls, and there has not been a
Democratic nomination proper, since.
But the assertion OF the Courier that
the course of the Democrats was the
canse of "engendering between the
whites and blacks a spirit of divi.
ion, it not OF hate, whcl has not
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1875-10-07

J0IRST GRAND EXPOSITION Of Trades.
n mems Industrial Institute, Pittsburgh,
Pa, Opens Oct. Z, closes Nov G. AddresslA.
j. NELLIS, Pres. Z. I. L. F44h5 ~Bsa
60S a day guaranteed using our WE'LL
OAO AUGER s. DRILLS. $l00s q. month
paid TO good agents. Anger Book free. Jilz
Augcr Co., st. Louis, Mo. '.'oisasAs1
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1875-10-07

DIED,-At the residence Of her
son, Capt. j. j. Garvin, on the 10th
September, 1875, Mrs. Anna Garvin
in the 84tb year OF her age. Anoth-
CT link OF a good family has fallen out.
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Estate notice.

Application will be made to | ii Philpot
Judge Of Probate, on Monday, the Sth day of
November, 1875, for leave to make final
settlement of the estates of Robert and Mar.
tha IIollingsworh, and TO be dismissed there
from az guardian.
b CLAYTON,
noG At Guardian,
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1875-10-07

Ciroula,s aud Information free Prizes
cashcd a. DONAU & Co, Bankers, ,SHs
pcstoflice Box 909J 2l Park Row IN. Y.
SlRoyal Saxon and Brunswick Government
Lotteries constantly on hand; ~ "a sa
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1875-10-07

PoPULATroN Or PrcKENs CoUNrH-
Through the courtesy of Mr.. o. L.
Jones, Census Taker for this county,
we have obtained the following fig.
ures, showing the population OF this
county by townships:
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
COUNTY OF PICK EMS.
In the Probate Court.
Mary ODell Administrative, and Perry
Cooper, administrator, Plaintiffs

Cooper, administrator, Plaintiffs.
vs.
Margaret NJ Lo6per James a O'Dcll, Fred
rick g ODcii Nancy l. O'Dcn, Julius i
O'Dcll, Lawrence p. 0Dell, A Nj Neal,
Elias Il Mauldin, Andrew G Wyatt and
Abncr MulinaX, Defendants.
BY virtue of an order in the above entitled
case. all persons holding claims against the
estate of Calvin O'Dcll deceased, are hereby
notified that they are required to provo them
with the date and rank of each, before nc on
or before the first day of December, 1875, or
dc forever thereafter debarred from. all bene-
fit or advantage under the decree to be rcn.
dc"ed herein.
] II. PHILPOT,
noe ct Probate Judge
October 7, 1875.
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Total whitc votes in tho Co. 1875
Total colocod votes in tho Co. 545
Grand total 2,360
Total population in county by town
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1875-10-07
FALL AND WINTER GOODS !

VOUR ATTENTION IS MOST RESPECT
fully called to the largest and decidedly
the CHEAPEST Stock of Goods tha. has
ever been exhibited in West Grccnvillc con-
sisting of DRY GOODS BOOTS, SHOES.
HATS, HARDWARE, CRoCKERY,
GROCERIES, etc., etc
Our prices are so low that no house this
side of New York can under-seN us.
We sell Goods strictly for CASH, which
enables us to make the above declarat ION.
We keep constantly OH hand large lot of
DOORS, SASH and BLINDS, at prices that
defy competition.
We also keep en- hard large lot Of thosc
celebrated GRANGE PLOw STOCKS, to
which we invite your attention.
We have also connected to our Store, q
n Large WAGON YARD, with well of Good
Water, which is Free and OrIX to ALL.
GiILG az iSHS1TiHEHS.
Grcenvillc s c., October ], 1876 noGtl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-02
Tor the Dis1alch.l
The FOtatC.BuE.


Editors Of tie Dispatch: Genllemen,-At
the i'~l mcclIug OF the" fuckahoe FARMERS
Gut" ca led The attention of the mem efs
10 small Gus. or Of reddish orange-cnloled
eggs on the under side of q potato leaf, and
suggested that they might be the eggs OF our
dreaded enemy the Go orado potato'bug."
To-Day Mr. John NJ. Vaughan Informed me
that sllmy bug was in great numbers on
our early potatoe>. ! send you some specl'
mems Tor the information OF all concerned.
And who Is not!
\ united and persistent effort on the part
OF every one Who grows potato may arrest
the plague, and stamp il out while IL is in the
Slug state; If allowed to get wings our efforts
vii De com 2arativeIy 10 vain TO arrest its de-
sIucuVr course.
That il cau he easily destroyed and STAMP
cd out i already proved. Let every farm.
eT provide himself with small quantNy OF
"P4ri- grecn,'' 10 be carefully mixed with
four or i've times It's BULK of gypsum or
ground plaster, TO be lightly sprinked on Inc
Iluts while wet With dew; or the faris
green may be dissolved in water and sprlD-
kieu IRON wa'eTii pot.
L respectfully call on the press 10 urge
upon our ctiZ-ns the necessity OF prompt
and uni'rG action 10 destroy this pest. Eter.
na! vigilance and 70 quarter, or no potatoes.
J. G. B.
P.S. | should sav that Paris green is q
poison, aud care is to be taken in handling
or Inhaug it.
[Tbe author OF the above communication
placed in the front widow OF the Dispatch
Office a few OF Tue bugs conjec,ured to be the
dreaded creature. which have so tearfully
rs'agcd the potato crop.-Dipatch.]
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ro,tcr from charlottesville.
q! the .:lcnEond Dis2stch.l

lI.--t-; tDrtgt.lGr -! tIlc b'S'h1Su'l
CHARLOTTESVILLE, June l, 1919.
IT, ,l,rluE- OF ia>t week resulted IN re-
,,.rfn., all he cd officers OF the county and
al, 81 ,rr l"~n TIE vote polGd was
i ~. Eli!cai,>an is II ctuaI|y >quSlched in
~. cruMfy. uut.>-, indeed, It assumes an
Tire po,ato.bug has made its appearance
tarr. Il !, not thr Colorado bug. IL is oval
- .hil,n, about on.-half 10 tire-eigh'hI OF an
irrh io,C. aud is covered "ith black and
Yellow ,,rlc>. asd hard shell, which is
;armr9 orlr ~ ben the hug has reached ma
.rrj,y. Il rr.,mutrs what i, Known rs the
"Adv-5ur." ouly much larger probably
.f.a ,.r- .peclr.. Altogether. ne is as ugly ="
customer - one could desire, and makes
s,d havoc with tue potato vines. \ solution
Of carD lie acid aud nacr will kill them.
There have been repeated tuTgiarleS IN
tnyr during HE Va,t week. Ia only one
cl,e. however. DID The burglars secure any
heo'y of consequence. They entered the
dwelling Of Mr. J. & Kelley and stole a
large quantity OF Ded.cIothing, wearing ap-
parrl, *.
The N.>ons of this county are invited to
p4!lnIp4.c in III" ceiebra ION OF 81. John =
DAY, Oh ID. 2i.D, IN L!ncbburg. Many VII!
20.
ON sunday large concourse Of people
assembled at Coclirln'S pond 10 witness the
BAPTISM, ny the p,>'Ors OF !dt. I'"n and Del
AVIAN chIrctc- OF twenty-three persons, re-
cent converts al those churches.
The recent rains have brought vegetation
out wouderu Is, and We have some nope
tibet even the oats aud grass may he im
proved. Our.
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From Allegheny County.

tALLAHAH'S, VA, May 81, 1879.
Editors Ui>putch: We are haring very
dry spell in tul> part Of the State now. We
nave bad no rain Of any consequence tor
nearly tao months. A great many rer-onS
were not ahl" 10 finish breaking Tor corp, and
il is feared that wc will have 4 very small
crOp. Oats haSe almost entirely stopped
growing. and unless "e barc >ourp rain very
soon there are some ii'aL will hardly make
their seed. Wheat looks very well.
The woods havc been burning 10 the north
al thi> place Tor all nut two weeks. and has
already donc an immense amount OF damageto
iseImbcr, aud entirely destroyed the young
n4n." OF Which there vas good deaO IN It's
cOur,c. Il has Destroyed 4 good deal OF
fencing and about six or eight hurdred rail-
road li.> Which, were ready TO be hauled to
the railroad.
The election passed off quietly, although
there were plenty OF canu'dateS for The mum
Der Of Cliitr>. Some Of the beaten ones speak
OF comics ,luE. II.
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! FINANCIAL.ss
RICHMOND sruuK EXCHANGE.
TUESDAY, June !. I S76.
SALES: 1900 Virginia coupons sold NJ 90: II
shires Richmond and UanyiIle Railroad stock so,d

TUESDAY, June !. 1S76.
| SALES: 1900 Virginia coupons sold NJ 90: IL
| shires Richmond and Danyile Railroad stock sold
at 10. !
Goh.-American gold II 5i bid
oidte Sccurdfea.-Virginlac ohsols. 81 hid: Viz.
gin. Ia ronss, new. Az BID: ylry1nfa deferred Sk
BID, asked; Virginia tax.recelvable coupons, So
bid, 81 asked. - :,
Ciiy observation-disclosures city s,s 1o4x bid.
los asked; kichmond city 6's, S4R bid, S54
ask d.
Railroad Honda Richmond and Petersburg
railroad hrst mortgage 7s, D.. and D., 95 btd, 90
asked; Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
nairoad mortgage rs, }. and D., SO bid. 90 ked
Orasge and Alexandria Railroad second mortgage
road third mortgage S-s, 81. & n, 20 bid: Rich
mond ana Uanville Railroad consolidated 6rs 81
and -. IL bid, 70 asked
Rdii1odd &oc4s.-Kicbmond, Fredericksburg an
Potomac kaiir lad comlnoD. 100 par, 50 bid;
Richmond. FrederickS urR and Potomac kailrC ad
SIX per cent guaranteed, 100 par, 80 bid; Rich
mond, Fredericksburg aud Potomac hailroad seven
per cent. guaranteed. 100 par. 81 bid; Richmond
and yanvllle Railroad 100 par, 10 bd- 12lS asked;
Piedmont Railroad, 100 par, 10 bid, rs asked;
Glover bill Railroad, 100 par. ~ Did.
Bank SOcks.-First y 2 ional, 100 par, 20 bid:
Planters National, 90 Par, 107 IBID safe Sank of
VII gtRia, 100 paG, 97!9 bio: Merchants aud Plant
ers eaviugs, rs par, % asked City savings 25 par,
PAN asked.
Insurance Compdn ies.-Virginia Fire and Ma.
riue, 25 par, 80 bid: Virginia state, 25 par, 20
nln Merchants and Mechanics, 100 Jar, 90 old:
City. 100 mar, 81 asked; O!u Lon lnion, % par,
9o bio, o71 asked.
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RELICS FOR TIE CENTEENlAL.--[F From the
Cumueila land IimeS] In grading lot on
Washington street, near the crest OF the hill.
Yesterday, some woIkmen in the employ OF
HopeweIl Hebb, Esq, uncovered an ancept
well, and upturued at distance OF not more
tnan foot from the we'll q plumber Of
relics of the days when Cumberl.nd was u
wilderness and simply the sight of old Fort
cumberland. These relies consisted OF seye-
raj old-iaShioned bayone.s, rnst-eaten and
decayed; cannon balls; grapeshut; part OF
s.irrup. evidently of the British army-regu'
Iation pattern.
The site OF this lot, which adjoins the pro-.
perty recently sold TO R. Chew Jones, Esq,
on the east, was within the lines OF old Fort
Cum -erl land, occupied as frontier post about
the year 1856. The oldest inhabitant bad no
knowledge Of the existence OF this we'll, Inc
wall of which is nearly two feet thick at the
surface, the we'll itself berg about four leet
ln diameter. The well was found to be TILED
with dirt. Dir. Hebb, we understand, pro-
poses TO send the relics 10 the centennial IN
1915
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| LIGHT HuusE BrILDiko--. RIcaxosD Bip
| DERs.--h iisht.house at TGos Matsh' 1oi
river, Va. aud one on Solomonss Lump, De
tween Tapgier sound and Chesape axe oay
are Ia course Of construction under tne ai
rection Of NJ sjor Harwood, chief OF the = htt
Lighthouse district. On the 18th Of Nav p. o
posals were opened for the metal work Of twb
screw.pile ish'-houses-one on Thomas's
Point Shoals, Chesapeake bay, to be COM
nlcted by September list, and the other on
tie Port Tobacco Flats, Potomac river, to be
constructed next year. There were ntieen
bidders for the metal work, the highest beng
at $50 800, and the lowest at 81, 400. made
by the Atlantic Steam.Epgiue Works, Brook
yp, n. \, which company received the con-
tracts. On Saturday last proposals were
opened for the metalwofk required for
three day-heacons in the Potomac river,
the work to be done by September 1st-
There were large number Of bidders,
as follows: Paulding. Kemble 4 Co., OF
Cold Spring, New York, $1,000; Wei
mer & Birkin bne, Lebanon. Penn, S9,040;
William E. Tanner d Co., Richmond, Va,
81 843; Pussy, Jones & Co.,. Wilmington,
Del, $3.50; j. j. Morris g. Co., Philadel.
rhia. $7.700; T. F. Rowland. Greenpont,
N. Y, $4,000; Portland Company, Port
land, Me-, Sl2,G2S; &. Fl. Delamater & Co.,
New York, 50 800; Kellogg Bridge Com.
pany, Butfilo, n. Y, Sll.S15; A'lantic
S'eam-EngiDe Works, Brooklyn, 50 59f.SS;
Joseph Hall & CO.. Richmond, S7,40O; l..
Sy kes & Son, Philadelphia, Sl2,s60; Den
mead & Son, Baltimore, SI,G49; Ramsey &
Carter, Baltimore, 81 1893; Wendell Boliman,
Baltimore, s7,557; Seytert, McManu & Co.,
Reading, p, IS 400; William T. Master,
Baltimore, 81 $50 Poole & Hunt, Baltimore,
So 7S1 9S. Tanner 81 Co, Richmond, bid
lowest for one OF the beacons, but Poole &
Hunt, Baltimore, were the lowest for the
whole work. The lettings are made in
Washington. The netal-work is TO he de.
lvcrcd at Baltimore Baltimore Sun, LIST.
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
(SouTHJ.-In the Sou nern Pres y terlan a..
semuiy Monday resolution was adopted
transferring The headquarters OF the COM
mlttee Of Foreign Missions TO Baltimore
Or. Leftvre and Judge inglls were appointed
delegates TO the General olles OF Inc
Cum uerland Presbyterian and Reformed
Churches. A motion to appoint commitee
TO confer with otaer Pres0y terrain couTcnes
on the question OF representation az tue iu'
ternst,ona Presbyterian Assembly, WINCH
meets in London next July, PROVOKED con
siderable discussion. The motion was hnai'y
auOpLed.
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Ordination ana RHStuEiafiOn.
GREENWOOD STATION. ]
AIgtNAELs COUNTY, May 81.

AIBtNAElE COUNTY, May 81.
EHt1r$ UiS0u ch, 40 adjourned meeting
Of Wet ll,n1y-r Prc>bytery was held at
Lebanon PRESBYTERIAN church, three miles
from this pace. on Fliday and Saturday last,
At which Mr.. Hugh Henry was ord,ined to
the work OF the gospel mlni>try, and Installed
pastor Of this church. The exercises were
conducted hy The Rev. Me>>rS. Bell, DinWid-
die and Jonu>op. Yesterday >acramental
meeting VA, ncId, aud five persons received
into the cuurcn. Tue new pastor enters upon
bis work here under very favorable auspices.
x
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ARRIVED
Schooner s. S. TYLER, Matthews, New York, coal,
scho ,ner William Oliver. Jones, Alexandria.
grain, llaxal nrrnsh IT, TO-; ,,ex,r
' Scn eS Margie Bei Garlic, Rockland, lImc a.
schooner w. T. FRANKLIN. Seward, Baltimore,
co j. Baltimore Brick Company
Schooner j. e. Henry, scn,ily. Norfolk light to
Schooner ". +. Fox, - Norfolk, light, to load
railroad ties. urtis y Parker.
Scnoouer Hen'lT simmons, Godirey, New
York, hay, Atkinson Il Temple.
Steamer Wyanokc, Couch. New York, merchan-
disc and passengers, Old Dominion Steamship
Company.
disc and passengers. ". p. pGrler. gent
tteamer john Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mcr.
ciaudise pa sengers. Il. L: alum. agent.
STEAMER shirley, Travers. Baltimore. merchan-
disc and passengers. l.. b. Tatuln, agent.
scho, ner Janes Jones' Acey. Newark Nd COAL
schoonrr p. A. Saunders, Smith, New Y ork, coal,
GcrvaS StOrrS, agent
timore. granite, urtls & Parker. .,
Scnoontr Pennsylvania. wing, Philadelphia,
pig iron and lie, urtis & Parker.
Schooner reading kuirOac, No. II, McFadden,
Philadelphia. granite, urls + Parker.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From New York May 80, schooner Lizzie Maui,
Scull. -
BATH. Nav 2s.-Arrived, schooner II. A. pe
WIFI Manson. Richmond.
PHILADELPHIA, NAV 3l.-Ar.lveo. scnooners
David r.. " OFF. McDtvitt, and george T"lblll,
Mulln. from nlchmond. ., . NIL,
Steamer Sue. ar Alexandria May 20, from BAN
more reports three-nas ed sch oner, bound up'
ashore ut Lower C-dar Point, inside the light
house.
QUICK "TRIP.
The quickest trio from Nassau to Philadelphia
and hack, we believe, on record. says the Nassau
r.. Pr Times of The 22d ulimo, mas Just E'
made by The schooner Currie Nelson, captain l.
lnI. The carrie Nelson left Nassau on ihe An a.
limo and proceeded o Abaco, where ne LOOK I'D
Load of frlils aud acted for Philadelphia STRIVING
AZ her dr,tinaIion In four DAYS and nlneteen hous
She r.muined IN Phllad+lDhi eight Gays, ana men
lott Tor assan. masiug the return voyage In the
remarkably short time of eighty AID hall hours
10y telegraph
NEW YORK, june 1;-Arriye': Pe.ier e., queen en-.
rived ont U,;er siucrIa FyrD, llpoiar. ouardlah,
Mercurus, Eilden. sailed: W5auoSe.