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RK SUNDAY DECEMBER 10, ls76-QUADRUPLE SHEET

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WIZ AGAIN CALL THE ATTENTION OF rnE Pun
IMMENSE BUILDINGS EXCLUSIVELY TO roYs AND
GREATEST DISPLAY EVER KNOWN IN ruH UNITED
MARVELLOUS r.EScl roys-rmRrEcr MASTER
CONCERT or OUR MAMMOTH oacHEsrRioN; TO
NAL GROUNDS AND BuILplNss.- AND TO EXAM
VIZ OFFER EVERYTHING CURIOUS. ANCsiNa USE
wE CLAIM To SELL ouR EXrrRE STOCK PAR
RE CONVINCED, PRICE ANY ARTICLE ELSE
rRIcg roR rllR sAMEl
REMEMBER OUR ADDRESS
.s7. 2ss mot 2sp. 2ya, 2sa srH AVENUE.
READ OUR LIST or PRESENTS SUITABLE FOR
! 4 4 |. /. ! 4 4 ! + !, !, Y
BEAVER cLoAKs At s. so. 81 so and sss
LINED SILK CLoAKs u. s,4 so and up 10 SIC.
REAL sRAL sAcouks a. $50. 500 seA
RIcn FANS. 81 ivory. pearl. ebony. Etis, "a
Pretty jewel Cases Pearl pocks, sooks Shell oombs &C.
RIAL MINK SETS At sla $40. sis. sa2. ks
HANDSOME SUITS from 81 rs up osioo
SOLID SILVER AND Pearl. CARD cAsRS
RUSSIA LEATHER TOILET BOXES. worxooxss. "a
RICH NECKLACES LocKErs BrsesssA Crosses, "a
REAL SEAL sKrs at SIS sis. $40. saa 80
AIIAXDsoME BONNET At ss S.. So 50.
ALBUMS. In 100 stylcs from soc. up 10 SIS
Elegantly inlaid rose and sstin wood wORKBoxEa
Rich Dressing Cases. Of Russia leather. pearl iuald a.
FINEST KID GLOVES. in FANCY BOXES
SILK for one SILK DRESS from 81 to - YARD
RICH VELVET. for VELVET SKIRT, acceptable
Real Point and Thread Lace Barbss Handkerchief "a
RUSSIA LEArnkE Glove aud handkerchief. .Bsxe.
sERvIcEABLE woEK-BAsKErs. plain and on stands
BOOKS d all kinds. POETRY. ROMANCE. Fiction. &c.
SUBSTANTIAL sErs Ladies' Undercioshins s. so up
HANDSOME KNIT WAISTS woRsrED shswls a&
FRENCH SEAL MINK SETS At So os. 8 ~
uANDKERCHIEFs. in pretty boxes u. u. whole DOZEN
JAsepn China Flower Stands Vases. Toilet Scts Ia
PINE PERFUMERs in perfume stands and boxes
QUILTED SATIN KID GLOVE Boxes, Gard Receiver
FANCY BRONZE and Parian Statues, Vases &C.
sErs or PILLOW and SHEET sHAMs in boxe.
SOLID SILVER rILAGREE JEwELKy. haudsomoi
LACE COVERED Pin Cushions. Collars ana Cuffs, &c.
rocKETBooKs OF NICKEL PLATE rea, shen. &c
PERFORATED EASY CHAIRS. Fancy Psrior Chairs. se
WHAT VIZ uAvv 10 DELIGHT rHz
T. :: | f F: T: /. {; : :: :;
DOLLS. Of china. wax parian. rubber, paper To-
DOLLS, from ie TO $50 piece.
KID JoiNTED DOLLS. Dressed Dolis, Rag Babies &c.
DOLLS HEADS, ARMS. Bodies. 40. 1t all prices
PARTLY DRESSED Dolls. from 6oc. to s3j.
MISSES FUR SETS. Man aud Boa. from use up.
MISSES FRENCH SEAL sets. at So 30. 81 so. IS. So
BEAUTIFUL SASIIES. III all cnors. very reasonable.
DOLLS FURNITURE. Looking Glasses. castors
DOLLS uNDEgcLoTnINsi. Bus.ss. corset.. stocking.
DOLLS SHOES. sLIPrERS. Parasos shawis. Watches
MISSES BEAVER cLoAks. for 4to 10 years all prices
BEAUTIFUL MISSES SUITS and Gabriclles
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,ood ,,eadsss and "a thought9nk care-worn
en,Intenauce, His hair Is biack, Just tlnSso
wish crny. straight and tpng, eiingtng 10
h;s snenl,' his skin zig sallow, his nose
stra;pbt md refined, his eyes deer-set ana
melancholy--his whole expression meian-
choly and intellectual.
Tbe Delaware, Lackawanna aud Western
pai,road Company sold Thursday at auction
N New York fifty thousand tons Of Scranton
nnaI THE prices Obtained showed an I'M,
movement in steamboat, crate, egg, ana
Stove. with slight falling off IN chestnut.
committee of the New York Board OF
Fire Underwriters cautions churcn oInceIs
of the danger OF using scenery, Apoia.s
decorations, and Examinations at cnuIen
entertainments, and gives warning tnat tnes
will yitiate their insurance.
Rev. Mr.. Rawlings, OF Appomattoh, nas
been called to the Second Presbyterian
church, Lynchburg.
| So many people are asking us What we
would like to have for Christmas present
that we suppose we must break through the
reserve of our natural modesty ana say
veil we hate to mention it-but Few
&C. hous,v anywhere up to ten, Will satis!s
ms n. B.-City warrants taken at par
Philadelphia Bulletin.
Just look at Vermont, where bulldozing
was very effectively practiced in three
towns: Goshen-Radical vote, 70; Demo
cratic, O. Andover-Radical vote, ioo
democratic. O. Baltimore-Radical vote,
%: Democratic, 0. What a heaven for
{" bulldozing is Vermont !-Ne,O 1orac III
press. Do
The telegraph has lost track of Dom re:
dro, He disappeared around the corner OF
one OF the pyramids, and tipped over the
edge OF the distant horizon, the mean time
taking notes on the quality Of the soil and
the lay Of the country for his new book
| Worcester Press.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE
FRIDAY. December %, 1876.


American Goid.-1OS bid, / % asked. 90,
State Observation-Disclosures conso!s, 6Ss PIC, eo'a
asked Virginia fllndabe, 26 bid; Virginia aeler-
red, 6. bid; Virginia ax-receiyable coupons o1'a
din observation-disclosures city SIS. 1l5 big
Richmond city 6s, 90 bid: Petersburg city 6s, 20
bid; Iynchburg city Ss, 10S bid; LEnchb6arg Guy
as. 92k, bid: Fredericksburg city rs: 93a bi ~
Manchester SIS, 81 asked; Manchester bridse s. %
bid. c., p,;rood
third mortgage 6's, j. and j., 20 bid; DE erspuIe
Railroad first mortgage IS, J. and D., eZh pia
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad rstln0rtgage
SIS, j. and d., 95 bid; Richmond FredericksoanIgg
and Potomac Railroad mortgage rs, vi; anu -, 90
asked: Orange and Alexandra Railroad nrd moL nor,
gage S's, NJ and N, 81 asked; Atlanta an9 Elcn,
nond Airline Railroad mortgage g I'D. ana 1., ~
asked. n.,u Du
road 100 par, AZ bid, asked. o
Rank Socks-National Bank OF Virginia, Ivy
par. 100 bid; Planters National 100 par, lde
bid 100 asked; Merchants Sational lOo par, 70
asked; Union Bank OF Richmond, 81 par, 80 DID,
Insurance OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Fire ana MA
rine. Is mar, 81 bid, 40 asked: Virginia state, 70
par, 2sa bid Virginia Home, 100 par, l95H aske az
Merchants and Mechanics. LOO Fsr, ~ oiu, Z
asked; Granite Insurance Company, Iuo par, ~
asked Commercial Fire Insurance company, 20
par, 10 bid 81 asked. ,-,,
Neutrality-suspicious. RIVER ana haha " IL"
Packet, l2b par, 6 bid, 9 asked.
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nected that any decisive movement will
he n,ade o,, either side till alter the holi-
days. 1t Ia reported that the Republican
programme as to counting the vote mas
been modified, and that 1t will DO keld that
while the Vice President may rightly count
and declare the votes, IL objection Is faade
to the vote of any State, he must SUBMIT
the question to the houses, and not aeclde
IL himself, III Florida and Louisiana, OF
both. should turn out to be rightly Demo
cratic, an attempt will be made by che Re
nubIicans TO throw out the votes OF Ala
ban,a and Mississippi, and thus throw tne
election into the House, whiea wohd OF
course leave the Senate to elect Mr. Wheeler
vice. President. Everything waits, how
ever. Cor the reports OF the committees IN
the DISPUTED States, and, rsean time, more
and more Republicans undoubtedly WAIVER,
and the question which begins now TO De
privately discussed Is, Who WIFI Lead IN q
break from the straight aine OF extreme
craftsmanship
s.ssEIIING OFT HEssDRIcKs.'
Within the last few days there nave oeen
rumors floating around in political circies
that the friends of Governor Hendricks
were very much excited and disturbed over
what thew regarded as publications OF DIS
position on the part Of the New York Dem
ncrat;c noliticians to- %sell out" Hendricks
II thereby they can secure Tilden: These
rumors are very widely circulated, ana
there are Democratic members OF Dotn
houses who believe there is foundation 1or
them.-Special to Baltimore Sun.
THE SPY SYSTEM AGAIN.
II has come to light to-day that the Ad.
ministration has established system OF
espionage embracing the whole country
and whereby it expects to obtain early IN
formation OF the movements and the utter
ances of promihent Democrats in every
corner of the land. Included in the vast
detective corps SGT to work to spy upon the
people who are taxed for their support are
Understood to be all the special agents OF
the. Post-O Office and Treasury Departments,
and, where they will consent to undertake
such work, the country postmasters. A de-
NAL of this statement may be expected from
interested quarters, but it is absolutely true
neycrtheless.-R.
POSTAL.
Mrs. Sidney A. Howard is appointed
postmaster at Flint. Hill, Rappahannock
county, Va, rice Howard Compton, re-
signed. +. Is. Burgess is appointed post
master ut Burgess's Store, Mountaineering
county, Va, rice T. j. Downing, resigned.
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Especial dispatch to the Baltimore SUM-
The Outlook I'm SOutl, Carolina.

COLUMBIA, s. c., December 21.-Cham-
berhin's new programme, 1t is SAID, Is TO
issue proclamation on Monday for Hamp-
ton and Simpson and the constitutional
House to disband within three days. Ii his
proclamation is not obeyed, Chamberlain, 1t
is claimed, has the assurance from the ma
iority OF the Cabinet and from Grant him
self that the President will follow it up
with q similar proclamation Immediately,
announcing that if this too is disobcyed he
will bring the whole land and naval force OF
the United States, if necessary, to crush
the insurgents "-in short, Chamberlain
and Grant intend to carry out exactly the
same programme they did with reference to
the rifle clubs.
It appears that Chamberlain has given up
the idea OF passing the treason bill, as the
committee made no report upon it o-day.
His present plan is to stake everything upon
an effort to enforce by the bayonet, without
additional Legislation, the recognition OF his
assumed authority as. Governor.
There has been q rumor afloat that the
troops are to be removed from the State
House, but it ia probably premature. One
OF the Republican sargeants-at-arms asserts
positively that they will be removed on
Tuesday next. The Chamberlain crowd
evidently anticipate no immediate use for
them after the publication OF the proclama-
ton of the sham Governar. The Chamber
lain Legislature will probably adjourn sine
die tomorrow. Hampton's House Of Rep
resentatives will probably take recess.
The congressional committee is still en-
gagged in procuring evidence concerning the
missing returns. The result isexpccted to-
morrow. Thirty-fve OF the Ellenton negro
field-hands brought here by District Attor-
ney Corbin, and used by the Senatorial
Committee, have also been summoned by
the Republicans on the House Committee,
and have thus been paid So day and mile
age by both committees. These negroes
have thus been getting an average OF $l5
per day each, and have not even testified
before the House Committee.
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DICHAtOND AND. DANYILLE
LII RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAKING EFFECT
~. DECEMBER 10, 1875.

- 3
THROUGH MAIL,
ESQ A. NJ, leaves Richmond daily, connecting at
Greensboro with trains on North Caro-
lima division and N. W. N. e. X. r. at
Charlotte with trains on Atlanta and
Richmond Airline railway for At
lanta, Macon. Jacksonville, Monleome::
ry, Mobile, and New Orleans, aud all
r southwestern points. With c. G. and
A. II. Il. for Columbia Augusta, and all
southern ana southeastern points.
LYNCHBURG ACCOMMODATION,
$50 A. NJ, leaves Richmond daily for Burkeviile,
Farmvilc, Lynchburg, and interme-
date points, making close connection
at Lynchburs for all southwestern
points. . - gi~
THROUGH FREIGHT,
$40 p. ~, with seepng-car attached, leaves Rich
mond daily Except Sunday for Lynch
burg, arriving at tynchburg 5:15 A. n.
THROUGH NAIL,
TAT p. H., arrives Richmond daily. connecting
with North Carolina division N. n.
@. X. re. C.iaId A. X. X. r., and
Atlanta and Richmond Airline rail-
way from all southern and southwest
ern points, and with Richmond, Frede-
ricksburg and Potomac and Chesapeake
and Ohio railroads for all northern and
western points.
LYNCHBURG ACCOMMODATIONS,
Ash p. NJ, arrives Richmond daily from Lynch
r. burg, Farmyie, BurkeviIe and All IN
termediate points, and from all south
western points.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
1920 A. NJ, with sleeptng-car attached, arrives
Richmond daily Except Monday from
Lynchburg, leaving Lynchburg at 700
PM
The through freight trains between Richmond and
Lynchburg, with slceping-car attached, offer unu-
sual advantages In economy OF time to businessmen
Of Richmond and Lynchburg.
Tickets sold to all southern and southwestern
points, and baggage checked through.
Palace sleepin2-cars run through bet seeh Rich
mond and Brunswick, Ga.
Local tickets good only for acontinuous passage be-
tween the points named on tickets No lay-oyer
checks will be given. I. N. r. TAICOTT,
General Superintendent.
JOHN r. MAcMURDo. General Passenger Agent.
j. by =.
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EFRUSTEE,S SALE OF VALUABLE
Il IMPROVED REAL EsTATEsTN HANCHEs-
TER On PERRY STREET BETWEEN FIF-
f1e n DECD of trust eIesa,ie6 ia Ia,e s,,acy,fer
bearing date the 7th of April. 1876, duly recorded
In Manchester Hastings Court. shall, ia execution
thereof proceed to sell at public auction, on the
premises. on TUESDAY the Cd dat OF january
1s77,at pfclock T. Bf tf fair f not, on the first
fair day thereafter. the REAL EST ATE conveyed
by the said deed, consisting OF LOT located as
above fronting 100 feet ON the noI t side OF Perry
street, running back l20 feet being part Of Lot No
FRAMED led ! SWELLING sisi 'ls M :. 49,
ffsTEnMs Enougf5in cash to defr2y expenses Of
sale and to pay of two negotiable notes past due
terest accrued thereon; as to credits OF $53 80
until the 18th OF April next and as 70 the restdne OF
the procee Of salen any, shall be announced at
sn se .s = se'' JOHN q. WISE. Trustee.
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J MA1nRCxf5 EIaFs


On and after WEDNESDAY,, December IAN.
trains win run on fh!svozd 40 follows:
500 A. IL leaves me station daily fex.
cept suhdxyt connecting with the Bal.
I, ss5 tifnore anG Chic lsffd baltimore and
Potomac railroad. due ut New York al
1915 z: q, arriving II Washington
$50 p. n. leaves Hyrd-stree4 station daily. con.
meeting at Washington With the Balti-
Ssfs5 more md Potomac railroad, arriving
49, In New York at $50 A. IL. Through
sleeper from Richmond 70 New York;
price OF berth, %. ~, lIls85,35
4:3O r. H. AGcoaIs&oDATI0Ht TRAIN, for
afH junction, leaves groad-ssre station
$500 a.. III. arrives at Byrd-Streetf station daily;
,sft :eayes New. York at sos the proceed
1880 r NJ arrives nc byrd Street station aiy fex.
$40 A. NJ a az sshsa5 TRAIN arrives
1t sfoad-stfeet sssiion ISaaday iis ex.
y .i BSsai ceptedi. .ES .4tsfs b s.sgf - =
A passenger-ear. which viii be attached to freight
train, viii leave Broad Street depot on MONDAY
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY at SEQ A. H., ar.
irving Ct Qaantieo ct 40 z; M:. Returning, win
sATUEDAYa. 10 A. d., arriving at Broad!s reef
Through sleepcrs and coaches run on night ,ralps
between Richmond and New York each way
FREIGHT TRAINS leave Broad.stnet station on
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY
NIGHTS for all points North and West, and arrsys
on MONDAY. WEDNESDAY,, and FRIDAY
MORNINGS. Consignees Of live stock aud perish.
able articles, upon giving notice at depot can obtain
freight at Boulton on preceding evening.
Through bills or hiding and rates given TO all prin.
cipal points North and Wet. z. T. ID. MYERS.
-, NC c. 4. TAYLOR.
de12 General FREIGHT and Ticket Agent.
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BY. Frank d. Hill, @
Real Estate Agent and .Auctioneef.
n n LOS Nlnifi street. ~ -
PY v1RTUE OF ADEED OF TRUs,

:DY VIRTUE OF AIDED OF TRUST
D from J. Armstrong and Ann his wife, dated
18th Of March, 1873, and recorded In the clerks
etice Of Richmond Chancery Court, and in sxeca.
ton OF the decree OF 2Sth OF November, 1876, IN
the District Court OF the United States for the East
ern District Of Virginia, In the cause OF
assignee %. Armstrong ct dls the undersigned. as
trustee in said deed WIN on FRIDAY the 9th day Of
january, 1877, ut az O'Clock p. ~ sell, on the pre-
misses. at auction, all that LOT OF GROUNDS with
all improvements thereon situated on the southeast
corner OF Clay and Thirtieth streets, fronting on
Clay street 1872 feet, and running back parallel with
Thirtieth street 80 feet 6 inches. y'.t.s -.
TERMS Cash as to expenses OF sale and to pay on
bond of $500, with interest thereon from the 18th
Of March, 1876, OF which amount $500, with the
interest hereon is payable In gold coin balance on
credit Of six months; but by consent ~ parties
interested the terms may be more liberal and to be
JOHN CANEPA, Trustee
BY virtue Of the decree Of 2sth Of November,
1876, of the United States District Court for the
Eastern District Of Virginia, in the cause Of Arm
srongs assignee us. Armstrong ct als NJ viii unite
In the foregoing sale. .: go. =.
y. =. -, EDWARD M. CRUbiP.
-. Assignee in Bankruptcy OF J. II. Armstrong.
do 81 "a tt1-4a"s@.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, December 22.-Gold opened at i0Itf
Noon-Stocks active and steady. Money, I. Cold
l07H. EXchange-Long. 4S3; short 4S0. GOV:
ernments active and strong. State tonds quiet ano
steady; Louisana's better; South Caroiinas h't'e
Euening.-Money dull. Sterling firm At 4s3
Gold quiet at 10 74@107's. Governments active ano
better; new SIS, liz. States nominal
Sub-rreasury balances Gold, $65, 44L,23g: cur,
rency, $42. 4O3,2l4. Sub-Treasurer paid S73,OoO
Interest for 1861 900 Of bonds. Customs receip's
$156,000.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. December 22.-VirRinia S's, defer
red, 6x; consols. So; second series, 34A North
Carolina 6's, old, 16.
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aA RICHMOND AND PRrERSBURGl
RAILROAD COMPANY. : :
4 COMMENCING DECEMBER 3, 1876, trains '
" on this road will run rs follows

sA RICHMOND AND PErERSBURGl
RAILROAD COMPANY.
4 tOMMENCING DECEMBER 8, 1876, trains
" Oh this road will run rs follows.
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
1926 4. NJ. THROUGH NAIL daily. connecting
for Charleston, Augusta, Columbia, Sc.
vannah, Raleigh. Atlanta, Macon.
Montgomery. Mobile, New Orleans,
and ali points South and Southwest;
also connects at Petersburg with The
Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad
os 81 ,sss qGaa as
stops Say Y sasassscs 5 aHS chssts
--s So gers taking this train will make close
s--ssft connection al Petersburg fol Norfolk,
and at Norfolk with splendid Eay-line
steamers for Baltimore, Phtladelphia,
and New York, and with the Old Do
mInion steamers for New Verb, stop
ping e AL regular stations sn On signal
-, = coach attached.
11:4o p. n, THRoUGH NAH. daily, connecting
for Weldon, Wilmington, Charleston,
~ Savannah, and al points IN Florida.
Pullman sleeDing-car for Wilmington
and the South.
LEAyE PETERSBURG NORTH.
6:24 A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL dsilY. connecting ;
with Richmond, Fredericksburg ana
Potomac railroad for all points North,
%. NJ FIJI sss nGd Tsss daily except SUN
100 A. H. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. glta e,i5l TRAIN, wik
7oo H F9HKSa ffa aa sss asy connecting
':oo = 80 with Rlshmnnd. Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad for all points East
and West Sleeper, attached, running
through Also, making close connsc-
ton With the chesapeake and ONO
railroad for the Virginia SPRING and
ali points North and West Tbs tralp
stops only nj Manchester and Chester,
This Is the only line runninS double datiy tfaiu
from Rishmond south south, s,,,c viii, ,,,rt from
ln De- p I 2 a. SHAW. superin.endzni.-
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLUUR EACf1ANOE'
RICHMOND, December %. 1875.
OFFERINGS.
wHEAT-V White, 202 bushels. Red. 1,O9s BUSH
els. ,o,,,
OATs.-196 bushels. AIRS. ..
.......t,. 81 SALES. .st.r.-..s s..#
WHEAT-White, 202 bushels prime at ,sl.43
Red, 100 bushels good ut 81 40: spy Dushels GOO
on private terms; l6 bushels at S1.35; bushels
Mt 81; "a bushels at $1.25: ~ bushels at $l.3S
20 bushels at 81. 10 bushels NJ 81. o5-totaI, LOGS
ConN.-Yhite, 29S bushels very good at 4Sc.
200 bushels prime ut 4Sc.; 1S bushels good al
47c-total, 416 bushels. Yelloao, 80 bushels very
good at 44c. -.-..r.-- -
OATs.-l96 bushels very good ON private terms.
RE-EXHIBITED.
CoRN.-White, Is bushels. Yelio,p, so bushels
OATS.-196 bushels.
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mAnrrE INrELLrfENCE.

sun rises. &. 80. TIT HIGH TIDE.
s ssoa ss ssesss::1 fso nsfnins
PoRTsOF RICHMOND, pEcEanEn 20, 1875.
3#El ARRIVED. fsti
steamer Alliance, Carr, Philadelphia. merchandise
and passengers, w. p. Porter, agent.
ST steamer John syivester, clifford, Norfolk. Her-
steamer Shirley, Travers. Baltimore, merchandise
and passengers. l.. B. Tatufn. agent. 45t.
SAILED. ..e..sz
Steamship Wyanoke, Couch, New York. merchan.
disc and passengers, g. w: Allen q 20, agents .a
s:it::l CLEARED FOR THIS FORT. ~ Y
From phiIadelphia December 21st, bark Anna
SPOKEN. RI EeJsSist5Es
November 18th, latitude 4:4o, Longitude 1890
| brig Willie Goodyear, from Richmond Tor Banla-
MEMORANDA.
| Brig sosknmmeren fGer.). Wahl, sailed from
Big Harry Stewart, Larrabee, from Richmond, AZ
| Santos December LIST. ,.,-,..x.r
g5 6ssese
heavy W drift ice in the Bay which commences q
sharp's Island. It's driven to The western SIDE o.
the Bay by the prevailing easterly winas, ana Is
% TsIs e ss s
Where the ice is piled up channel broken through
sage Of ONE vessel it is impassabie for another I!
| very cold weather should follow navigation would
| be efectdally closed. 30 i
| DISASTERS.
| DELAWARE CITY, December 2Q.-Schooner w
| Fl. Prcntiss, Prenuss. New York Tor virginia
which was ashore at Henlopen, as before reported
arrived here to-day, and will proceed to PhllACel.
phia for repairs. The channel Is clear OF Ice:
| The schooner Hannah Warwick, Applegarth
from Suffolk, Va. for Baltimore, was wrecked De
| cember 18th in Choptank river, on Barracks
Sands of Sharp's Island 1t Is feared that she, TO
gelher with her cargo Of Oyster-shes. wiz prove
| aad was valued at $4,000. She was twentY-ont
wears old. The crew were saved and taken to Baiti
more. f-#.
-. BY Telegraph.
| HALIFAX, December GA three.masted schoo.
NOR with all sail set was reported OH Wednesday r
the Basin of Windsor on her beams end. All hand:
| are supposed to be lost.
The sfeaIntug at Windsor Is laid mp, and there L
| no means of com munication with the wreck IL !!
| supposed to be an American vessel bound TO WIND
sor.
| ST, JOHNS, n. B., December 22.-The schooner
Tolrsy, of Carleton Off on fishing cruise, has mo-
been heard of for some time, and 1t Is feared tht
| vessel and crew are lost. -.
| NEW YORK, December 22.-Arrived: Egypt, Ole
| Dominion. Arrived out Baltic, Governor Morton
Rosamond, Nemquam, Dormio, Dogmar, Fonlred
/ ton Roads: George Washington, for Savannah
| Electa Eleanor, for Wilmington; and Mary Bowen
| for Bull river. IL.
| Fort MONROE, December 22.-Passed In: Fol
| Baltimore, bark Serene. 80
| Arrived at Cape Henry: Ship Alice Minett, WIFI
ruddcr-head disabled and steering with chains. Re
| ccived orders Tor and proceeded to New York.