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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-07-26

OCORRESPONDENTs -In prOmulgating
vnur rSnIriic c'sIta;iunS, "r ailIcuiaiing
Nnur >ute,i fetal II nlimcui1lili.'s aud anilca-
lle philosophical "r YSNchnlugical "b>erva
tiuuS. beware 81 plarirudin.'u> I'ond'r"S ~
Let Nouu conversational cummunicai initS
p,,s>pSS : clarified couciSeueS>, - cumpRcied
camptrhpn>inlrnesS u c"alescenL consist
eus.v. a cuncateuafrd cngeuCY.
E.chrw all congluniriaI ions of tiatu'ent
caiIuliIy, ie june bablcment ana aSsiuine
alfrciatl'n.
Let Your rxtempnraneouS descantingS
aud unprrmedija;ed rxpatiaiinnS have "a
tplliuIbiliiy and vcracIouS vivacity, Without
Ibnd,,muuiadc ur ihlaSunical bnmDaSt.
=, S,dulnusly avoid all poly iiabtc pruinnd-
itv. rnuur"uS pi"lIxjtN .-pSIiiaceouS hacini
". vcuii iluquial veIbUsiiy and vaniloquent
vapiliiy.
Shut d0uble enteBdres, Destiferous pro
fariiv--ui,Servant or APPARENT In other
wn1dS talk plainly, briefly. naturally, sen
Siblv. ttuihfuily, purely; keep from slang,
duu't l,ut nn aIrS say Mia y"u mean, mean
what YOU say aud don use big woids.-
Exchange.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-07-26

neve"-to br forgot, a day-the ret,nrt came
sub>Iantiattd that John Mikes Bouth had
been captured aud was being brought back
20 Washington. 1t was told PrS>ip aud
She came into my room in fearful state
of excitement, and the proud. naughty.
cold N"man seemed to have lost all cunirol
over heISrlf.
L did the best l cnuld To calm her. and
finally succeeded. She wruie letter u"
Booth. telling him that She loved him aud
concluded 10y saying she wnulO marry him
even at the foot Of the Scailuld. At last
the news Came "f his caplurr ani death.
and tiually all Washington turu, q ont Ia
view the remains. Ihnugh but few men we've
all"Ard tn lnnk upun the corpse.
R.'b-It Lincoln never mcT Bessie Hale
aftrIwaId. but ere lnug man led a daughter
of ; .HatuI Harlan, uf Iowa.
Bessie never recovered fiom the shock
The shadows "f the past. full &c mingled
sweetness aud pain. aud uf ,c>ia;ic dreams
aud o-red "Reminiscences, lef its impi ii,i
ON mind and biaiu. and like one touch, bN
l'huIirl'S spear. she Shivered. covered aud
changed iH an hour froHI happy, radiant
maiden into "a sad. i eht. pale wonau. Wh"
live in u 1--we world. while she herself WAS
dead. The Senator cai1icd her tu Europe.
hoping The change of scene would make
her futgcT the last. Vain failhi | saw her
yeaIS ago, and The fair. sweet, though pain
dawn face, the hollow eyes. lie sad, pa
tIenT smile. hauutS me Ike a Gieam.'
''iIut. Mrs. Temple" | said, 'thai was
years ago. What has hecnme uf her n"w2
/ saw the marriage of Miss Hale announced
in the papers few days ago. Was il
Bonth'S Bessie Hale ,"
Yes she said, lit was. But il were
10 write her future life. do you know what
l wnuid deuomiuate IL -
Il cannot Tell"
Il would call it ~ Dead Woman
Life -
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-07-26

REMARKABLE Echoes In the Sepulchre
Of Mrtela, the Nife ui Sulla. i'm tn, Roman
Campagna, there Is an clio which r-peatS
five times, III five different k.y> and nill
also give back With dIsIiuctue>S. a hexame-
ter line which rcquiies two aud "a bali Se
cbuds to inter u. On the banks nf the
Nahr, between Biugen and Cnhleutz, an
echo rrpeaIS seventeen times. The speak
er may >cai c,ly be heard, and yet the Ie-
spnuses are loud and distinct. sometimes
arpeaTiug To approach, At other Times iu
come frnm "A great distance. Echoes
equally beautiful aud romantic are 10 lee
hcald la our own islands, In the crm, teiy
,,f the Ab,Ic ,rn family. al Paisley, Ahen
the d"or uf the chapel l. shut, the revrr-
beraliuiIS are quail to iie Suuud uf thunder
II Il single uuIe uf music X bIeaIhPd, the
tome aScruds gradually with "A multitude uf
echueS iIll IL dies in soft aud hewilchiug
murmuIS. L. thus chapel i inferred Mar
eply. The daughter uf Bruce, and the wlfe
of AZ IljHm Wallace. The echo at the
Eagles Nest uu the banks of Killarney.
i renowned for il~ .eff-c i've repetition u "a
hundred inst rumeuIS, uu;il 1t gradually
dies away INTO the AIR. At the report ot a
cannon, the lpude>t tluudelS rev, bel ate
from the rucl,, aud die il seeming Is endless
IealS along the & Istaut mountains. Vt The
Castle of SimuueIra. uoblrmau'S seal
about tWn miles fum Milan, suf fprising
echo j. ptudUcrd between Ia wings ui Tie
building The rrpnrt uf pistol - rrpeat-
eel hy This echo sky times and Addison,
who visited the place 'n a some" hat E'ggy
day, whrn the air was uutaVnabie 80 tie
,iimeut counted fi!ty-six rpIetit;uu~.
At the first they were very quick. but The
intervals wete greater in In"poiiiun aS the
sound d,caNrG II X assert q thai the
sound of one musical instrument in tins
plIce ieStnll,S q eat numh' Of inS ~
mcntS PLAYING in concert, This echo -
occasIoIipd by :he existence of two parallel
walls oG considerable length, bctW,eu
which the wave Of Sunnd II ievel beiat' 81
f,nu one 10 the other until IL X enurrly
-surnt.- From Tie World of Wonders for
June.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-07-26

ASTONISHING FEATs OF JUcGLFRY. In
Delhi. ladIa, We saw the ccltbiai,-,l basket
trick. which ~ sonnet initS l,uui ly in.ita-,-5
l'y professional mae = iciauS iu n \ c.,tittv
y VA i've produced "A basket aud a blat,k-,
aud, alter permitting ~ 10 see that they
contained nuihIng, inverted The basket IN
the ground, and covered j. with a blanket
We paid 40 attention 10 his iucaniatiops
but kept our eyes ixed on the basket aud
ana The space around 10. reSulseti tllar mn
boy should be- snaugele led into 90 or onf of il
vi houi Seeing him What made The feat
still m"ie wonderful was that the l,ei fnim mer
Stood in clear space, aud we could lo,t
down upon hIm a. he proceeded. lie. went
thFouSh the customary act of thrust inc a
sword ihTnugh the inter ices Of the l,a>l,rt
wirn Tie eIirs ul a bn were heard as III i'm
m"ital pam iS>niug from the basket
niuiug u over, thrre wa> boy "a uitIifu
apparently uuhuii aud Sepusin.l IN rl,i ,yii,tr
Tie inn. Restoring the basket. With The
blanket OVER ~. u ills f'nmpr p.tsiisun.
with TIE boy undeIneath. tie iueul,.r ry.ttt
Though with the same nicaufatit,us "a. a
ten unuinE D. swond urd the flank
'SSpd II away ftum hum. Turning axt.r
the irtsl<et no boy waS tn he Sst.n - far
aS anyth n n q Ice nl Sc vel There "a
~ y S,Ible place ia which the little fellow
c uli toe cunrea ed.
Ann'her feat quite aS a>t1iii~hinp. We
saw performed iu The =: rprts oT CONSTANT
nipple. An iiimriant mag ieian showed rs
a cane which had the appearance nf hein.r
w"ud aud very knwty. This he tossed ma
the air as high he conlc aud Wirn 4
struck the gr"und it took the faim oF a
live seipeUt With hlazing eyes aud rapid
movements IL lHslcd like q dangerous
specimen. and nnn which man ia his
~euSrs xnnld Ike - uipuoneh Catching
uP ihI> m,'iIsi''l thr .t'llnW 0anl-i Il atsluud
iiis neck aud f,.udlrd a.. whil. 81 alithed
[ and exhibited il'e n'st~i Nennmnus quail les
! Fnr"" lug ID high Hl in ile ar 10 fpil la the
grpuud ihe same caue hioh We had
/ hanhlrd "a uur ease. II was this trick
! which the unregemetaie heatlt.n hnena
/ Aarnn performed in Egypt ~ hen be tulu 4
/ h;S r"d into serpent, aud the ErNptian
/ n1gioian did the same thing ia imitation,
| Troy Iiaass.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-07-26

A CURIOUS TREE. "A cutiuus peculiarly
nf ile hauhuh Tee, found ~ Africa ahd
aud Madagascar, X that scaic c'iy any
injury Will destroy u. F"e ScninS lhe
extr,Ior d.,.s no, impair lis vi,aliy Y. Nnr
can n ba iuiutpd from within. as il l. qiii @
common to tiud it hullow. Even en- ing
Gown tiues not eXteimiua'e u, Tor u c"ii-
,inues To gruw ia l.ngih while lying un lie
ground, aud its roots, shIch reach foily or
fifty Yards from the trunk. retain them VI
tal,iv. Although he tIer atiainS an eno :
mous age, L;,inssl"ne having aNaminrd
one wiuoh hc judged 10 be one Thousand
rnur hundred years old. II Is attacked 10y a
disease xhicb AFT CTS III wu"dy siiueiu1e
So in course nf time IiS own weight cause
il 10 fall iuIo Il mass of iuiiiS.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-07-26
THE GRTN BIER.

Vo grrmhleS i'm the morning
On rising fT' IN his bed.
H. grttWhicS at mis- bteH kCHst
Will. S.NrC1tIug butter on his bread.
He prtiuthles at his napkin,
Ir Vrumt'les at his knife.
He grumhles at the :ahlpciOth,
And grumbles at his wife.
H. vrumhlCS at the paper
While reading o'eT the news,
II grumhl's 4 at the cOhbler
When he buys n pair of shoes.
H. grumbles at the clock
When it strikes out the hour.
AID he grUmhles AT the "deluVc"
when there comes little hover.
H.. grumhleS ut the children
When they're playing in the street,
He grumhlcS at the butcher
At the way he cuts the meat.
He ErumblpS at his little dog,
l. 10 only Wigs its tail.
And when the wind gently flows
He grUmblcs at the gale
H grUuhIcs when u hill comes in,
No matter how very small,
H pIutnt.Ies at the servants,
He ErumhIeS at us all.
H.. grum,,ltS Ht The dHI kneSs
When he las to light the gas,
And I've grumhleS ~ the matches
The uuhHppy grumhling ass.
He ppIumblt.S at the prices.
He grumhics Ht his stocks,
H. gruW les at his feet
When hc huSs 81 pair 0f socks.
He gTumtrlGS at tnc summer
And he grumGleS At the winter"
Every time we have storm.
H. grumhleS at u question,
He gTumhlCS 1T It smile:
Al church. no gruWblpS at the people
Who are standing in the aisle.
H. Erumhlts at his daughter
When she wants ~ little money,
And he gTumhIcS when she laughs
AtHuyIhiHg very funny.
H. grumhlcs at the rich man,
H. PrumuleS at the poor,
H gTumhiCS at the hegEHrs
When they knock upon his door.
H. VTumhleS at the rrnt-GHy
When the landlords to- he paid,
II. ETumllCS in the sunshine,
He e. tuWhlCs in tie shade.
Il. RtHmhI' at his ucighbOr
WHEN hes getting i'm his coal,
H. ~ umhleS at the cHTtmdn
" HO dumps II down the hole.
H gTumbItS at a wagon
il 10 stands before the door.
And he gTumhlcS at q crumb of bread
10 10 tails upon the fiUuT.
H. grUmulcS ia his little room,
He gIumbicS OU the stairs,
H. grumhlcs ALI the way To church,
He grumblcs after prayers.
H gTumbics in his sleep
While he's ~ ing iu his bed,
And often fancy To myself
He 10 prumbie when hes dead,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-07-26

The BARKING BiRn,-This bird IS com
mon iu Ch:iuc and Chonu>-iSlands 10 ihe
south American AIohIpelagu aud 1t IL
caII,d hy ilto natives qEtG gEtd b1t IT.
En-. li>h name H. well given. a. u Is almost
impossible iur a"y "n" hr>t heal me J. u"
,l,,,l, ,.l,,r,,is,. Than that il il "a small dog
,,l,it,p s.,,l..yv where ln ilir forest. \ Irrsnn
may hsai iI.e bark ol"S- by, hnt in vain
may ei,lrav"r by watching, aud viii s'lii
I, :, chance bv tra ;ng The hu>hrS, 4" Ser
ii> author Vet a. niher tin Is this little
bird a,nies roailesSly near.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-07-26

OUR DEVIL. declares there Is one hRh'
which cannot iussihly DC seen ia daiA
roctn-an l. rael ne,
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SILKS
Dress Goods
Mourning Goods
CIOGEiILOS
FydIlneIs
LiHellS
NaSIiIIs
White Goods
LNCcS
Gibbons
Trimmings
EmbrOiderieS
Ti'iHges
Z"phyFs and WOrsteCts
NecLICcdT
GtOCcs
Toilet articles
Stationery
E2OIUeTS 6 Feathers
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,1nurt,n savings B2nk. opposite to.' -. -
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A.o.-;.. N ~. courts of i-Atas exc anu i"-
otu:ps counties, AMI IN t''- supi.Ine ,.St,nus
rns ,tst. special attention gwen 80 80 iIrlI.
Oftice II Dutch Rcw. near S'''@ ' i,.s,-ly
store
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diseases together with minute directions for eject
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tains Dr Sanf0rd's Improved Inhaitng Tube with
ful directions for use In all cases Price e.; SOD
ont the Cnitcd States and Canaao. WEEkS 8
POTTER. General Agents and wholesale Drug
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ATE CIRCUIT AID PROSE, ling Al
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-.rur,I IN IaiayeLt Cy.utEr anu IN Eli tie '7NA'
spu Federal Courts. LTiintual ia" ahu ~ -,
tons . specially. keier- by perihsSiom' ~ ., ~
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Zee; Gov J " stevenson, L , senator r., ito,I
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A u1cr over No r;, Main street. fIAoiic'
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iI,, IN the ,upreu4u tVuTt uI u" H'4A, -.
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PACIFIC RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

LEAVE LEXINGTON.
Accommodation tor ST: Louis and the
East Observation-Disclosures. QUA. d
Express and Mail tor St Louis, East. 90 z. NJ. e.
Arrive at st. Louis. uis...................6 i ~ A. NJ.
sunday tram, 81 arrivcs at. ..-........ lo:3o A.
Sunday train IS leaves At. 40 T.. ID .
ARRIVE.
Express and Mail from ST. Louis, East
Accommodation from ST. Louis. East
G. BEN RUSSkLL. Agent.
ST LOUIS, KANSAS CITY AND NORTHERN
LKAyE LEXINGTON
Trains for Kansas City and west. I ~ a n
Trains Tor St Louis East and South 90 l. \
Trans tor Kansas City West. 90 NJ
Trains Tor Richmond. d..................:o {. 90 a ,
ARRIVE AT LENISGToS
Trains from st. Louisiana all points East
and South. y y U" Wv a ,
1900. ,'
- Jn,. "nu noi,,ts North .....T ! 10 T. =
N. q BISHOP. Agent.
wYASpoTrE, KANSAS CITY AND SoRfii"fsIkh
HALLWAY. MARROW GArGE.
LEAvE LENISGTcS:
Passenger for Kansas City and west. :W A NJ
ENprcss Mail ........-..............-- = 80 T. N
ARRIVE LEXINGTON:
| Express and Mail from Kansas CITY
ami the west. .....''i ~ n ~
Passenger Observation-Disclosures. - r. NJ
Freight -" A. M
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nR CARIE. RIEHNER,
DR. w. A.,GOIlDON

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, HsgSinsville.
/ I4fayettc county, Missouri bhoc IN tt'e
Ii Il
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>rTRGEON pENII>I I.":hcc"rp"st'' 6
Ih.rnHrt house. up slulrs, i.r>inS- STS~s1
on' MO All arr.iv
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-SO CURE. NO PAi-[
no MONEY ASKED FOR rNTlb 4 CtRt Is tFtttItp
AIEURN RNR.f>.
CHARLES E. STONE,
InH< :. BLACKWELL,
.xI,1-IAM HGING.
WALKER s. FiELb,

~ KlCW,Rp PIELp.
ILLiAA " ALAA"' Sn;arN Public
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-06-10
By Green & Wise

[Resl Estate Agents and Actioneors.]
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VALu-
" ABLE DWELLING HOUSE and FINE
LOT IN THE CITY OF ALEXANDRIA,,
VIRGIN1A-By virtue of decree of tho Cir
cult Court for the county Of Alexandria, rem.
dered at its May term, 1866. and decree Of tue
Corporation Court of the city of Alexandria.
rendered at it's April term. 1878, in the suit OF
Marshalls ct ais. VS.. Taylor ct ais, the under
signed, commissioners thereiR named, will sell
by public auction. on ATURDAY, tho sixth
day of July, 1873, in front Of the entrance to tho
court room, on Fairfax street, in said city,
& tTSlSs oe x tho % i9s hS rs
thereon, situated at the northwestern intersoc.
ton of Duke and St. Assph streets, in said city,
and described ss follows: Beginning at tho IN
tersection Of said streets, and running thoncu
with Duke street and binding thereon WESTWARD
ly 1928 feet 5 inches, more or less. to Nh alloy
tbencs northwardly parallel to st. Asapn street.
and binding on said alley, with the use thorcoi,
SO feet 81 inches thence osstwsrdly parallel to
Duke street 123 feet inches to ST. Assph street;
thence with st. Asaph street TO tho beginning.
The dwelling is fitted up with the modern I'M
movements. There is also 8 stable and carriage
house of brick on tho lot
Terms Of Sale: One fourth Of tho purchase
money in cash on the day Of SALE the residue IN
three instalments at six, twelve and eighteen
months; the bonds of the purchaser, with ap,
proved security, to be taken for the deferred
payments, with interest, and the title TO be ro-
tanned until the whole payment is completed
Cost Of convoysncing at the expense OF the pun
chaser.
Tho commissioners arc authorized to soil :
private sale, and will receive any ouers po'
". ARTHUR TAYLOR,
ARCHIBALD 81. TAYLOR.
jo4-2awts Commissioners Of Sale
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-06-10
AUCTION SALES.
DUBLIC SALE REAL ESTATE.

In pursuance of a decree of the Circuit Court
Of Rsppahsnncck county, entered in the suit OF
Turner, &C., ve. Turner's administrator ana ana
others, the undersigned, commissioners, will
sell, by public auction, to the highest bidder, IN
tho ELEVENTH DAY OF JULY, 1878. the
TRACT OF LAND lying adjacent TO said
town, Of which Zephanah Turner died possess
cd, and also TWO HOUSES and LOTS in said
town, one known as the Amiss lot and the other
as the Stone House lot. The said tract Of land
contains 6774 acres, and is ono Of tho most vau-
able farms in the county of Rsppshannock. 1t
is divided into eight fields and largo meadow,
all under good fencing, and with running water
IN every Held. There ID good house, all the
necessary out buildings. and fine young Or
cnard upon the said land.
Terms of Sale: So much of tho purchase mon
ey to BIO paid in cash as will be sufficient to pay
the costs and expenses attending the said sale,
and the residue of the purchase money to be
paid in fou. equal annual payments with interest
thereon from the day Of sale; said deferred pay
ments 10 be secured by the bonds OF the pur-
chaser, with approved security, and retaining
the legal title to tho property sold until IN
whole Of tho said purchase money Is nald Dut
the purchaser shall pay in cash oEo 'h'rd ct 7 :"
purchase money, then personal security VII! ID
dispensed with. If the purchaser shall tail 10
comply with the terms Of sale, then tho land IL
to be resod at his risk.
j. Y. MENEFEE,
II. & MOFFETT,
j. VI. FORBES, Commrs
j. F. STROTHER,
r. TAYLOR SCOTT.
Rsppahannock county. ie 5-w4w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-06-10
By Green & Wise,

(Keal Estate Agents and Auctioneers:)
SALE OF A VA!iu-
" ABLE SUBURBAN FARM.--By virtue
of decree of the Circuit Court for tho county
of Alexandria. Virginia, rendered at It's May
term, 1878. in tho chsncsry CAUSE OF Mills
and vito vs.. Beach, trustee, tho undersigned,
special eommssSners there nsneTi WI! sH
June q, 1878, at II O. clock, in front Of tho on.
trance to the Court on Esrt1 street. in
TRAIT OF LAND, with the improvements
thereon, situated in said county Of Alexandria.
Va, on tho north side of the Middle Turnplk"
road, about II miles from tho city, and noIt ed
joining Ivy Hill Cemetery on the wost. contain
ing acres rood and y perches, tho property
Of j. Dix Mills, esq.
Terms of Sslc-Six hundred dollars in cash,
and the residue in two equal instruments AT slA
and twelve months, respectively, from the day
of SALE with interest Bonds Of tho purchaser
to be taken for the deferred payments, and to b"
secured by lien on the property.
s. FERG USON BEACH. ! Spocia
S. CHAPMAN NEALE, J CONS
my 27.eots
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e. King st., 5. W. corner Fairfax

sy-llA1.L'S VEGETABLE SlcIILAN HAIR
REVIEWER is scientific combination Of somo CT
tho most powerful restorative agonls in the veg
o.a0lo kingdom. II restores gray hair to ITS
original col,r II makes tho scalp white and
clean. II cures dandru!l and humOrs, and lsIl-
irg.out Of tho hair. It furnishes tho nutritlvo
principle by which tho heir is nouriShcd and
supported 1t makes the hair moist. soft and
glossy, and is unsurpassed as Embarrassing.
1t is tho most economical preparation ever oilar-
cd TO the public, as It's effects remain long time,
making only sn occasional application necessary
1t is recommended and used by eminent medi
cal mon and officially endorsed Ivy tho State
Assayer of Massachusetts. The popularity Of
Halls Hair Remover has increased with tho tcst
Of many years, both in this country and in for.
eicn lands and it is now known and used in oil
tho civilized countries IF tho world. Fer ss.o
by +. S. IInadbeator Il Bro.
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PORT or ALEXANDRIA,, JUNE 10.
Sun rises - SO Sun sets. .......... II

Sun risos"......... 4 50 Sun sets. ......:. 7 u
Stmp John Gibson, New York: to A Reed
STR Defiance, Philadelphia, TO F a Reed.
Sir Lady of the Lake Norfolk, to A Reed.
Str w Thompson, Nomini. 10 + Rood;
Str Mattano, Nomlni. to Jos Brodcrs u 20.
Schr Louis Walsh, Now York, t. American
Goal Co.
Schr Horny G Winship. Bostoa, to master,
Schr James jones. Norfolk, to American Coal
schr G Cranmcr, Phi!adolphia, to master.
Schr Pearl. Norfolk, to Smo"t y Perry.
CLEARED.
s.mp 4 G Knight Now York. BY + A Hotd.
Sir Lady of tho Lake, Norfolk. by + a Roed.
Str J w Thompson, Nomini, by f A Reed
Str Msttsno Nomini, by ) broders " Co.
Schr Louis Walsh, Hallowa!l, by American
SShr James Jones, Norwich. by American
Coal Co.
PASSED UP.
Schrs Sarah Shubort, w Locke, Paul 81
Thompson and w d Hilton, for Georgetown.
MEMORANDA
schr U Nj Wilson. Georgetown. At eth
Scbr Mary A Tyler, Georgetown for Hudson,
at N Y 9Th. OIL
Schr G + Sampson, hence. st Boston Sth.
Schr John Louthal, hence st N 9th
Schrs H l. Slaght and IL roary, George
town, at N 9th.
Schr A w Parker, Georgetown for Taunton
Schr Florence Dean, Georgetown, at F"l
River 9th. c.o,ou,
at Fall River 9Th.
Schrs J and l. Adams and Horny Adol
bert sailed from Gardiner for Georgetown 6tn.
Schr Henry Finch hence, at Now uaven TIN
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C.8JvHL CO.n.NERCE.

Arrived-Bosts j A Alexander, w DarroW
and M Snow, to American Coal Co; A t
Bradt, G 7 Dewitt and NJ 6 Merrymsn, 4
Eamp and Bait Coal Co; } w Daley, Matte
and j II Houck to Georges Coal and Iron 20
K Summers. to w A Smoot
Departed boats j A Alexander, " barrow
+ w Daley and Matte
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CoLoRED FREE MAsoNs.-Tho annual eley'
too of officers of Liocolu Lodge; NO. H. COZ i
ored Free Masons. vas held on Saiurday' a Wv
resulted in the election OF II; Z; Wllsou' W.
NJ; j. B. Montgomery, ); w.; hoos. uilue ;l,
j. w.; Pompey Jackson, Treasurer anu 'a''0
Brown, Secretary.