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BIIsINEss CHANCES.

A. RARE BUSINESS CHANCE FOR
AlsoNIE GOOD MAN WITH A SMALL CAPT.
ITALIA party who has made other business ar
engagements Desires to sell ont the stock and good
will of a nice little GROCERY doing i hrst-rate
family trade Rentonly $40 per month. For par
neuiars' aua'sss " eH w " d. IIERsMAN & Co.
ur> 81 No $40 Cary street, Richmond, Va:
aul2-S;W&S3t :!9Es ~. - - : :.
no EXCHANGE FOR "A. VALUABLE
| VIRGINIA PLANTATION, free and clear, one
OF the finest BRICK-YARDS,. In full operation,
tbirty-dye miles from, New York city, near New
brunswick, n. j.. immediately on a nsrigabe river
ten feet OF water 1T the docks, half mile OF river
front. containing ONE HUNDRED ACRES EX-
OELLFNT LAND witfan inexhaustible supply Of
ilne notter's clay, ont of which alone an immense.
fortune can be made shipping direct 10 New York
market The Brick-Works are first-class in every
respect, with al needed machinery of most APP
proved construction etghty;horse. engine, comm9-
house. carriage-house, two large barns &c. Can
make 90. 900 bricks per day, at cost OF $3.50 per
4 700. The land without the improvements alone
worth price 1855 ,00Ol asked for the whole Ia ex-
change. For particulars, address 81. .',.'.,s
tE s'-g@5lu5! II SAMUEL CifSL0AN. ~
; 81 east Seventeenth street, New York city.
I. au 11-2w
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NJ CT 4 Y-STREET METHODIST
CHURCH-Services TOMORROW at IL A. u. by
the PASTOR Rev. Z. 4. PETERSON; at 81 T. N. by
the presiding elder, Rev. d. 2. WILLS. ass 49,
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MILITARY NOTICES.

HEADQUARTERS RICHMOND HowITZERs,l
-t'1Tt RICHMOND, VA, August II, 1876.
A TTENTION,. HOWITZERS.. AK
N Assemble at the arInory MONDAY wv
NIGHT, 14th instant, in full-dress uniform, IsfE
with fatigue caps aud side-arms, Tor drill Saas<s
and business. There will be meeting OF the COM
pany EVERY MONDAY NIGHT until further or
ders. Sergeanie OF sections will bring their roll.
books and come prepared to take charge Of and drill
their sections. All absentees will be fined.
BY order Of II. G. CARTER, Captain.
80 -...s...r...# E..iE -.. Is. G. z. HAYNES, IS
au 12-2t ... Orderly Sergeant.
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sit WOULD MEAN WAR."--This is what
Senator Patterson thinks would follow the
State of South Carolina going Democratic.
1t did not mean war or murder or any,
thing OF the kind in Virginia, Georgia, or
Mississippi; and, with all Difference to this
AIRY statesman, who, as the country knows,
has been long enough in the South to buy a
new paddock for his ,carpet-bag, we do.not
think that he Judges his white fellow-citi-
zens atthe South fairly.-Neao Yorlc Herald.
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GRAND CENTENNIAL EXCURSION
EXCURSION TO JAMESTOWN.

There will he Il BASKET PICNIC and EACUR-
SION to JAMESTOWN. on TUESDAY, august
Is tn under the auspices Of the Manchester Presby-
terrain Sabbath school.
Tile fine steamer PamlIco has been secured for the
OCCASION and everything done to make 1t an enjoy
able occasion. 80. r.. .,4t..t.-.r .r.
REFRESHMENTS sold ut city prices.
Tickets, 81; children under fifteen years, soc.
Tickets may be had of Sleight Il Howard, No.
1901 Main Street, Richmond, and at Mrs. LainS's
and the post-oiflce In Manchester.
Boat VIII leave wharf at Rockets at 6 O'Clock,
touching at Manchester '''. --a au 10Th, S& MIST
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BANKS AND BANKERS ut
4 NITIZENS BANK OF RICHMOND. II
PAID-UP CAPITAL !. .. 49,. 90 900
~. -. E12,U0G
! q. w. PTCKRELL, President.
L. u. SNEMl, Cashier Us

], Deposits OF onetnifar snn upwards received, aud
aiI per cent. allowed pn deposftss o V e
and interest allowed on same IL not checked
frequently than two or three tunes week. q
z Bank open every day from o. ,0'csoek a. MILL 81
p NJ 80 Is 50 ie 2S-scdams
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in Washington what they call paliticalmeet.
ingss Of citizens Of their respective States.
The proceedings arc ludicrous, or disgust
ing, fits hard TO say which. .'. 80
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hGYTHE FOLLOWING 3 A rig A1As
can now be had ut ..
SYCLE BROTHERS, 429 BROAD STREET,
between Fourth and Fifth streets
BLACK GRENADINES at half price:
COL0RED GRENADINES to be sold reaaldless to
cost; - r-
PLAIN and PLAID POPLISS and NOHAlRs
marked downtoastonishIngiyl low prices;
BLACK aud COLoRED SILKS reduced from % 10
40 per cent; sls.. ,.'f
BLACK ALPACAs aud MOURNING GOODS.
the largest and best assorted stock III the GU! J.
81 prices TO astonish every buyer;
sCASSIIERf:S and LINENS for men ana BOYS
i wear at greatly reduced prices; S,ts
135 .PaRASOLS to be closed ont at a great saerf
so dozen FANS remarkably cheap; ..--.,
$50 pieces LAWNS In nice patterns:
CAAIBRICS, PERCALES, and SUMMER PRIME
at reduced prices; Z! a r - -
A handsome stock of choice HAMBURGER Ei1I,
INGS and ISSERTISGS-to he sold II OLE hi-
Of importers price, .r4,E, .-ss..,
MATTINGS and OlL,-CLOTIfS at and below cost.
Don't fail 10 call at once and secure the bargalss
nj SYCLE BROTHERS
a,l s -IFs. sal.s!. x E..tt
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MISREPRESENTATION CHURCH.
Bishop DoGGETT at II AN. No service at night.

MT sEvENTH-sTREET CHRISTIAN
CHURCII-The pastor, Rev. j. q. TYLER, having
returned to tile city, WIN preach at II A. NJ and *
p. d. rsT.,E ~ - - -
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NE BUY YOUR HAMBURGER EDG
INGs at COHEN BROTHERS. They have til
largest assortment and the lowest prices ever know
on those goods. .......... auo
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EXCURSIONS.

EXCURSIONS. ~ --------
ITO GORDONSVILLE AND RETURN
i FOR $1.50-CHILDREN AND WAY PAS
SENGERS, 75C.-on SUNDAY. August 13, 1876
to attend the meeting Of the Shiloh Baptist Assocla
ton. BENEFIT OF THE WORKING SONS OF
HOPE. -,-f ta
Trains will leave the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
road depot ut $50 a.: NJ. precisely, and returning
leave Gordonsvillc at r NJ, stopping Mt all regu-
lar stations both ways. ts.. AL 12-1t*
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NE ANOTHER LOT OF THAT NOTE
PAPER ut 81 per ream; '"'
Another lot Of those HEAVY ENVELOPES at Que
for q box Of ESQ;
Another lot of those RUDDER-HEAD LEAD-PEN-
Oils ut CSC. per dozen; . ... H.. .4#.
Another lot Of HIGH BACK. COMBS-he incest
yet offered for the money; sJ..Et .-- sf.....EE
Another lot of WIDE SILK aud LEATHER
BELTS; .r "a ~ an ..y-.lst. .f- 'r..r q
Another lot of those cheap CoRsETS at -. ..
LEVY BROTHERS.
The new style BLACK BRACELETS. au9
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MT SILKS! SILKS! SILKS!

BLACK, GROs-GRAIN, and TAFFETA SILKS in
allqualities;
or,ORED SILKS in all qualities and great varie-
ty of shades;
PLAID and STRIPED SILKS at all prices;
SILKS CIT OH the bias;
A large stock of SILK yELVETS.
Notwithstanding the great advance in SILKS we
will continue to sell the stock hand at old prices.
auo LEVY BROTHERS.
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eSEcL13 xoTncEs.
observation-disclosures NALL KINDS
ofsus,rER DRESS GOODS;
GREAT BARGAINS in BLEACHED and US.
BLEAcHED sHEETrNGs; - 4
aREAT@BtRGkIEs ELECTROMAGNETIC LINEN
and PILLow-cAsE COTTON;
GREAT BARGAINS 10 TABLE-cLoTHs, NAP
K1Ns,l DorLrEs, aud TOWELS. sts
GREAT BARGAINS in LINEN sTIEETISGs::
GREAT BARGAINS in .PARAsoLs and UNI
BRELLAs, as they must be closed out at some
price; frl'-f l43t:
GREAT BARGAINS IN p1QUEs and LACE
STRIPED MUsLINs; ,g isEasab
GREAT BARGAINS in all kinds OF GOODS DIS Tor
BOYS and MEMS WEAR; s;fsa.. I'D,
GREAT BARGAINS in MATTINGs, OIL.
CLOTHS, and CARPETS, at ID, ,,s...I
LEVY BROTHERS,.
The new style BLACK BRACELETS. au9
ar GENTLEaIEN's FURNISHING
GOODS
THREAD, MER1so, LAMBS WOOL, and COT
TON SOCKS; .@..g, 49, i4. rf-s,l
COTTON, SILK, and LINEN HANDKERCHIEFSi;
KID, BUCK, DoG-sKlN, THREAD and COTTON
i :, GLOVES; }r.t.s So flji4r s.fsasa1t 70
MERINo, SILK, COTTON, II FAD. and
.!i' LAMBS WOOL SHIRTS; '!.t#''<
LINEN, PAPER, and GLOTH-LINED COLLARS:
SUsPENDERS in great variety;
BOWS, TIES, sCARFs, and CRAyATs;
CUFF, SLEEVE, aud CONTRIBUTIONS;
SHIRT-STUDs in great variety; t
PAPER and LINEN CUFFS of the latest styles;
yALISES, TRUNKS, and SHAWL-STRAPS, at
t1a:t Us; LEVY BROTHERS..
SHIRTS of our own manufacture, the best mate
rial, only S1.25 for completcly-madc Shirt.
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ny RIBBONS! RIBBONS! RIBBONS!
PLAIN, STRIPED, BASKET, and PLAID SASH
RIBBONS: .I;T -" 10 ltt@1 ~
GROS-GRAIN and TAFFETA RIBBONS, In oil
widths and colors; 80 II .rE ..EL- ei% /!
SILK SCARFS in great variety, ut great bargains at
49,. ~ LEVY BROTHERS.. ~
AUG l0l7 and I0l9 Main streeti
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Died. ON tbs 10th Instant, st7 O'CLOCK r. ~,
Ma A. v. BaS9, the mtfe or Edsnard J.Bass. No.
east Duyai street. fnsthe twsnGy-hth year OF her
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PETERSBURG.

POLITICS IN PRINCE ANIMATION
OF THE TES-RADIeAIIsM
DOOMED IN THE "BLACK DISTRICT"-THE
OLD THIRTEENTH VIRGINIA CAvALRY-TBE
SURVIVORS TO MEET And HAVE A DRESS PA
RADE-nEAvY CRIMINAL DoCKET-MYSTE-
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4 SCENE OF BEAUTY AND PLEAsURE-DANCERS
AND MUsIC-A VIRGINIA DARBY GOES TO
SLEEP IN FINE COMPANY.
cct Nislli tcl
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HALIFAX COUNTY.

PINE RAlNs-FARMERS' FACES FRIGHTENING
DAN RIVER BAPTIST ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
HAVOC AMONG CHICKENS--TILDEN'S LETTER.
[Cnrrrsnnndnnce Of tlle Richmond Disnatcll
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

BARK CoRxA Trssk At San Francisco April from Msna
had heavy weather The and obliged jet
son about ~ tons
BRIG ArToS. Copp from New York for st Johns NJ ut
bermuda In Distress had repaired and reloaded the 18th
inst. sail in days destination. About
10 bills flour psrt OF cargo damaged sold
the 18TH
scHR JAS l. CRAxy, Hunt at Newbern Nc April IS car.
red away her rudder during gale the l4h when
Brant Island light
for Port Spain, put into Bermuda April rud
DER. She was days steering with hawssr and plank.
SCHR Hour. Grant, from Aaracsibo via Key West
New York. which put into bermuda eaky had discharged
on the 18Th inst Nue.. OF the cargo found damaged
IL being dried rebaggcd. and would he forward
scnR BucxIScHAn OF Portland. CT. supposed to have
been lost In the gsie of March 49, her Galveston
Texas carried the following :-Captain Henry Mack
OF Essex: Frank Bssse OF New Haven; JON Milett Of
Belfast Me- Chas OF Newark NJ. Capt Mack
leaves vito and one child.
ScHR BnoHHALL. from Cicnfnegos Of and for New
York before reported stranded in Rosario Channel has
been gotten on and Cienuogos April Ia but slightly
damaged She would repair and resume her voyage.
fore reported spoken, with BY collision with brig
Winfield from New York Boston, put into New Haven
April Is for repairs Capt Cole that the 4th or
Estons Neck his vessel by the brig which
spirit and jbboom. and cutting tine vessel down
ter edge and taking most Of tho head rigging
ScnR EARLY BIRD (of New York;. Rankin from Port
Spain for Philadelphia towed Now Bedford 18th
last In distress Capt Rankin orts-Msrch ~. In u
whrvnd split jb. blew foresail and msinsa fore
ga and fore bocn main gsH and main boom and bull
has of hold John Resrdon, OF New York.
injured during the gale by being struck with
block. Crow very much exhausted
The fire board schr Carrie Alice from Camden Me,
for Jacksonville, at Edgsrown. Thought be
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Bertscby 4 Horn have made an assignment 10
Gottlieb Cement Tor the benefit OF their creditors
Application having been made to Judge Batchford,
of the United States District Court throw George l.
Burr into bankruptcy, the Court has referred tho
matter TO Register II. Allen, OF No 1852 Broadway.
Mr. Burr's schedule shows his liabilities to be about
S., COO, among which the following the largest
H. Lyons, 81 900; Herman Wronkon, S5l9; Howard
Sanger Co., 1878; Cohen. Endel x Phillips, $500.
The first meeting Of the creditors of Alexander nth
man TO prove claims and elect assignee called
for yesterday before Register Ketchum OF the Bennett
Building. A number Of debts had been previously
proven before other registers and Counsellor Bumen-
ste. who appeared ON behalf OF several creditors,
stated AT the meeting that he intended object TO
many of the claims proved and applied for ad-
journment OF week to enter his objection writ
ing. which granted.
The second composition meeting OF tho creditors of
Rcnck Il Brucn held yesterday ut the Office OF
Register Williams No. Warren street. No objection
was made, and the Register will report 1t favoraby
TO the Court
The Examination of Mr.. Harris, Of the drm of Har-
ris, Richmond Shafer, wholesale clothiers, Of NO.
$50 Broadway, sot down for yesterday before
Register Fitch, Of No. 345 Broadway, but ad-
journcd until next Tuesday, ~ eleven o'clock A. NJ
on account Of the bankrupts not having nlcd their
schedule.
The adjourned nrst meeting OF the creditors Of Dun
can sherman Co will take place TO morrow before
Register ketchun, Bennett building, when assignee
will probably be elected.
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CHEAP TRANSPORTATION.

A meeting was held last evening at Mott Memorial
Hail. Madison avenue, In furtherance of cheap transit
to the suburbs Attention has recently been directed
to this subject, and the system Of cheap morning
and evening workingmen's trains OF London aud Bos-
to be highly approved its operations in this
city earnestly advocated. Dr. Post presided last
evening, and The Secretary, Mr.. Samuel ieavitt hay
ing forth the object Of the meeting
addresses delivered by Mcssrs }. X. In
gals, Elisha Harris and othera Mr.. +. B. Thur
Der, Secretary Of the Cheap Transportation
Association. presented very interesting paper the
subject of Morning and Evening Trans for Working
men, similar 10 those the railways radiat
ing from LONDON and Boston, and which il is said are
promised the New York Elevated Road Mr..
Thurbcrs very interesting paper was listened TO with
great attention, and the arguments put forward by him
In behalf OF the cheap and rapid transit for the labor
ing classes between the heart Of the city and the
burbs forciblc. Mr.. Thurbcr clearly pointed out
the beneficial results that would from this system
of cheap transportation. and his ideas the subject
seemed TO be we'll appreciated by those attcndance2
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The New Jersey coorcd Mcthods,s closed their Con.
ference In Newark yesterday. after Of abou,
one week As indication OF the economy the Con.
ference may BE- stated that tho whole amoun, raised
for defraying the expenses Of delegates the General
Conference So ID Bishop Shorter announced tho
appointments Tor The year follows Trenton, j. W.
Stevenson; Princeton, ]. A. Cnn; New brunswick, Red
man Fausct; RAILWAY, j. G. Cornish; Elizabeth, J. II.
Morristown, ~. Cooper; Paterson, >. n Rex; Cam.
den, ~ r. Study, Bridgeton, George 4. Boyer, Gould.
town. 4 b. williams Burlington, 4. " y. Ten Eyck;
spriugtcwn, A. H. Brown; Rcevillc z. &. Green; Fair
Haven, Coalman; Orange. x NJ Turner; Freehold. IL.
DAVIS. IT.: Bordentvwn, W. Peterson; Allentown. John
Thompson; Mount Holly, George A. Mills Woodbury..
psrr,son; Bnshtown, !. 7. Digs; Cape May, William
\. Watson; Allsiils, J. H. Beam Pennington, Elijah
UammctL
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL IS, 1876.
ARRIVALS.


Rxrorrsp NJ THE HERALD srxAx YACHTS AND HERALD
wHITKsroSR TELEGRAPH LINE
Steamer Abyssnia tBr) Murphy Liverpool April via
Queenstown 9sh with mdss and passengers q Track
.n - %p T!sa
Ss Sssss sss"a
- ss:: .as II @ ap s..s
ss% 6aes 'is os.
via Flushing 4th with mde and to Punch Edye
,s ~ wTDr passed British DARK
steamer rs on, , Hamburg April
Co. April TX lat Is or Ion ~ so passed cunar
Steamer 81 Laurent rr. Lachesncr, Havre April
Philsde,phss l7.h With mase 70 Loui: ds nsbsn.
tana 10TH Mesna 18th, Palermo nth and Gibraltar 24th
steamer Charleston woodruff Charleston April is, with
ms.e and p.sse e TO jas s, opntard 4 Co.
Norfolk with mdse and passengers 10 the Old Dominion
Steamer Australian n,. Peter, Norfolk days. IN s.l-
r-b IS Oh Bennads and IN. Into Norfolk where she dis
ham wsssi.ass % rsssa, Ss S.s%isla.l. Rochelle
shsred - ,irsv.sesd Bay for orders
10 ORDER vessel 10 iunch Edys Co. Crossed the Eaasior
sss p IN Ig . =. s WV Ss Apr Las
lon 81 90. spoke ship antero tGusp Boston
Hsrf ,ssrsiis ,sf New Haven,. Dun,nc, Demcrara 20
days, with sugar and molss.es 70 1rovt,idges sons
Rrir Atsisys Cole Cienfaegos Ia days with sugar TO
Ponvert Co. April 10. 81. Ion ~, spoke Annie
Gardner, from SshA Tor New York.
Schr Mary Ward tof Csisisl, Ward Agusdis IA days
with suysr 10 Rabrera 4 Coz vessel to Jed Frye Co.
sehr France. Hatch, Green, Richmond Va
Schr Magellan. Pharo. Virginia.
schr Ovctta Horny. Virginia
Schr Napoleon. Ruttan, Virginia.
Schr Ellen Uolcatc. Brake Virginia.
sehr Henry Allen. Baycs. baltimore.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL CATS
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer Ncreus, Bearse. Boston for New York.
steamer tity OF New Bedford. tsh. Nov Bedford for
New York.
Schr Julia 4 Tate. Tate bridgeport for New York
Schr Etta sylvester. Hopkins New Haven Tor Virginia
Sci.r hustle Wilson. Lincoln BOSTON for New York
Schr Van Buren, Seavey 81 George. Ne. tor New York
Schr Twilight samson. Norwich for New YORK.
Schr VIM A Mcrrell. Murreil. Providence e.. New York
schr ) II Young. Hart. Providence for New YORK.
Scnr Matte rsber Bragg. fort Jefferson for New York
Schr Anadr Knowles. treenport for Sew lork.
Schr Ney. Chase. Fall River for New York.
Schr Henry Cole Chadwick. Providence for New York
Schr q J Van Name Rogers. New Haven for New York.
schr Joseph Rogers. Rogers. Portland Tor New York.
sehr Hester. Shot~ci. New Haven tor south Amboy.
Schr Jr<cph Allen. Allen. New uaven for New York.
scnr VIM fnrren Lindsey. New Haven tor New York
schr Kate scranton Palmer BrAntiord tor New York.
Schr Helen Mar. Ward. Providence for New York
schr Allan Gurney. Gurney. New uasen tor Pough-
schr Annie RUSSELL RUSSELL Portland CT for New York.
SchrJ u tsrff6n. Gould. Ilouccsfer Tor New York
schr ,;eo Trigg. GAmcn. Gloucester for New York.
schr Dnvd Floyd. Clifford. Newport Tor fhilsde phta
schr Vim woodall~ ThomsA~ fslrhsvsu tor New York.
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A BIT OF CENTENNIAL HISTORY

very interesting celebration Is TO take place to
row evening at the First Baptist church, Of
Park avenue and Thirty ninth street. Addresses are
to be delivered by Rev Or. Brdseman and Rev. H. ".
Saunders, while the occasion Is be envened with
vocal and instrumental music What makes this affair
especially interesting the fact of Its being the
hundredth anniversary of the departure of Elder John
Gano The first pastor Of the church, Tor tho Revou-
tonary Army MS chaplain. When the first meeting
house of this church built the population
of New York was only about 1000 and eight
nibc churches alone werc In the town. tho
original cdihcc stood Gold street. between Fulton and
John, and this the outskirts OF the population,
and II there continued for about eighty years, until
1s40 Before the signing Of the Declaration OF lndc-
pendence Elder Gano entered the Continental Army and
as the city occupied by the British the loyal little
church closed, that services not held until
amer the troops evacuated the town. At the first
meeting held only thirty seven OF the members could bc
found participate In The services out OF congregation
of over 200 before the This brief rcStrospect
the centennial days Of the church appropriate
view OF the Interesting celebration about 10 take place
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BELOW.
Bark Amelia, Burgess, from Hsvrs Feb IS.
CLEARED.

Steamer Idaho Br). Beddoe. Liverpool via Queenstown
Williams Guon
Steamer Olympia tBr, Young Glasgow anderson Bros
Steamer Amerique Frs PonxoL, Hsvre via Plymouth
steamer Wilmington, Crowcli. Havana-wmp Clyde 4
Co.
steamer Geo Cromwell. Bacon. Halifax MS, and st Johns
NF--tArk X Seaman.
Steamer Herman Livingston. Mallory. ssvannah--w
Garrison.
Steamer Pioneer. wakeley. Morehesd City. NC-wm
CLYDE a Co.
Steamer wysnoks. Couch, Norfolk, City Point and Rich
mond-Od Dominion Steamship ca.
Steamer Concord shcertn. Pniisdelphia--Jamcs Hand
Steamer Neptune. Berry Boston-H Dimock
ship Chas Lung Ger, Wicke. Baltimore-Chas Luitng
Bark Francesca dsaD. Css.slamo. London-Bsnham 1
bark Carlo Aus. Goiubovich Queenstown Falmouth
for orders-Benham 4 Boyesen.
Bark Lillian, Rumbsll. Bordesux-Brett, Son 4 Co.
Bark Naria Rose (Ger), Schultz Lisbon portuga>-
Punch, Edye Co.
Bark VIM Cloves, Dickinson, Lsguns via campeachy-
Brig Gem (Br,, Smith. Bristol E-RP curris 4 Co.
brig Tubal Cain, Stone Cette-Jas Henry.
Brig Bans tNor), Jensen. Alexandria E-Funch, Edyo
CO.
Brig G Clary. Deiano. Barbsdos-Dvght / Plat.
Brig Edwin Rowe Schoeltse Liverpool NS-Joseph Agos
tine.
Brig Ida (Br). Smith. Liverpool Ss--Boyd Hincken-
Brig Casttlisn. Owens, BRltimore-Ja As i Ward CO.
Schr West Side. Davis. Bsracoa-B Weinberg 4 Co.
Schr Mabel Lent Br), Berlcr Bear River, SS-Hensy
Parker.
Schr Hsrbinger. Dodge, brunswick, Ga-warren Ray.
Schr Wipslow Morse, Oliver, Bath. Me-Chas living.
Schr Cambridge, Tarr, Boston-ChAs living.
Presley.
schr Godwtn. Williams stamford-stamrord Manufac-
turing Co.
schr Dart Campbell. stamiord-stamord Manufacturing
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS

ANTWERP. April ls-Arrved, bark Hangerod tNor). Mes
sci. Wilmington. NC.
Arrived 18th. steamer Mcfarland Beiy) James Phadcl-
phia-
ALcxns-A,rivsd. schr Gertrude Smith, Jameson. Scv
York.
BrIrAsr April 1s-Arived. bark Mariner shurmott, Bal
timore.
Sailed 18th, bark l. Bgelow. Ferris Sydney. CB.
BRxxxs April isArved ship Tyro (Br), Robbins. Phil
adciphia
sailed 18th. ship Lizzie Troop (Br). Corning. North
America: barks Dover Hand United States; WIN IL Jen
kins tBrD, sproue. North America.
BARCELONA. April ii-Arived. schr u l. whttou, Rich.
Mobile via Norfolk
BORDEAUX April Ii-Arrivcd. bark 80 Csnsvieve Fr),
Demenausn.. New Orleans.
cAxpiyr Aprn is-Arrivsd, bark Jas Psndiston. Gil.
more, Amsterdam.
COPENHAGEN. April i3-Arrived, bark Kaleb CSor). Ds
wilson. Now York tor stetsin.
DIAL. April i6-Arived. bark Maria Adelaide (Ger.
Aocatss. Baltimore for Elsinorc
Arrived isth ship Calcutta. Hansen. bombay for Hull
DUBLIN April i6Arnved. bsrks Trahk tSor, Jscsbsen
Baltimore: Georges tBr), Mcbride. do arrived ~
HUN LsvarclIo cuccero tIsaD. GsnonL Philadelphia
crerr tB. Munro. Baltimore; Emma Psysant ,Br.
DEXTER. Philsdsphia