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Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, D. c., April 23.-Thc COM
mittce to investigate charges against Hiii,
supervising architect Of the Treasury, met
to-day. As neither witnesses nor accusers
were present. the committee, after waiting
half an hour or more, adjourned untii III
O'Clock Wednesday morning.
Ex-senator Kellogg appeared IN court
to-day, aad Judge Wylie fixed the bail in
the case OF The indictment pending against
him at $4,000. Kellogg offered Lester n.
Bartlett rs surety. and he was accepted.
Proceedings took place in the District At
torney's Office. So the star-route trial was
not interrupted.
The National Board OF Health is in
formed that terrible plague has appeared
In some Persian villages near the town OF
Sulcimania, in Turkey, and TINT physicians
sent there by the Turkish Government 70
investigate the nature OF the disease had
been driven away by excited inhabitants.
The forgery Of patent was discovered
ut the Patent Office to-day. The circum-
stances connected with il are as follows !:
On June s. 1878. patent for nut-locks was
issued to William Sutton, OF Purdy, Tenn,
now Of Paragoula. Ark. Recently Sutton
transferred to 7. J. Bennett and +. NJ.
Thredagill, OF Little Rock, FOR the con-
sideration Of $4,000. what purported TO lie
a patent for nut-locks issued on January $,
1883, and the documents, together with
letters OF transfer, were sent to the Patent
Office to be recorded. Upon reference il
was readily ascertained that no patent was
issued To Sutton on January s. 1885. An
investigation showed that the patent was
not genuine, and that in order to make the
transfer sutton cOntelieted the pateni-head
forged the signatures OF AlOnZo Bell, AS
sistant Secretary Of the Interior, and l.. VI
Marble. Commissioner OF Patents, and took
from the genuine patent the seal Of the
Patent Office. which, together with hi'
original specifications, he attached to the
| fraudulent certificate. thereby making it ap'
pear that the patent had seventeen years K
run. The fact that the seal has been re.
moved from the genuine patent renders il
invalid. The case will be promptly prose
| cuted.
The Treasury Department has prepared
for a change in the revenue laws affecting
the stamps to be placed upon articles from
which internal revenue will be collected
after May 1st by shipping to collectors
| throughout the United States stamps OF TIE
new denominations to the value Of $50.
600. 900. \ shipment was made to-day, Sc
that stamps NAV be in the hands OF collect
orS FOR sale by May 1st. The stamps ship
ped to-day of all denominations were made
up in Lao packages, weighing in the az
eregate fifteen tons. and requiring tive
hundred of the largest size mail-pOuche
| to accommodate them.
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Alleged violation OF Neutrality Laws

PHILADELPHIA, April 23.-The steamer
Tropic arrived at this port this morning
from San Antonio, Jamaica. Information
was laid by three Of her seamen-Patrick
Gemmill, Jacob Johnson, and Richard
Pahl-that the vessel had been employed
by Hayticn insurgents to convey arms, am
munition, and uniforms TO Hayti in viola
ton of the neutrality laws, and to convey
insurgent troops, headed by General Baze-
las, from Inagua to Miragoane on the oc-
casion of the capture OF that place by the
insurgents on the 9th Of last March. The
mates, Pender and Willis Rand, were
arrested by the United States marshal and
bound over by Commissioner Edmunds to
answer. The iIaytien consul was present
throughout the hearing, and ii was at his
official instance that the prosecution was
begun. Captain Rand was not on the ves-
sci when his mates were captured, and was
alleged TO be i'll. lie will no doubt he ar
rested. The Tropic, which is in the SER
vice OF Warner & Merritt, fruit-dealers,
went out OF this port osteDsibly in ballast,
but the witnesses declared that her mill
tary cargo was on board when she left her
dock.
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Supreme Court Decisions.

WASHINGTON, April pa decision was
rendered by the Supreme Court OF the
United States to-day in. the case Of John t..
Slawson against the Grand-Strect, Pros
pect-Park and Tlatbush Railroad Company.
of BROOKLYN, y. Y. This was a suit
brought by SlawsOn for infringement OF
patents on IN improved and very extern
sively-used form of fare-hoXes for horse
ears. The court holds that the patents are
void for the reason that they do not en-
body inventions within the meaning OF the
patent laws. The decree OF the Circuit
Court i'm favor Of the railroad company is
affirmed. Opinion by Justice Woods.
A decision was also rendered by the
court to-day in the case of the Baltimore
and Potomac Railroad Company against the
Fifth Baptist church, Of Washington, ID.
c., which was n suit for damages brought
bv the church trustees against the railroad
COMPANY on account of alleged injury to
PROPERTY OF the former, caused by the cree
ton and maintenance Of an engne-housC
and machne-shop on land adjoining the
church ediiice. The court holds that the
railroad company is liable in damages, anc
the fact that Congress had given it authori'
~ 10 bring its track within the limits OF the
city and construct such works, &C., as
might be necessary, constitutes no defence
10 the suit brought by Il private individual
whose property has been injured. Judg'
ment OF the District Supreme Court il
affirmed. Opinion by Justice Field.
A decision was also rendered by the
Court to-day in the case OF l.. j. Davis q
al. against the state OF South Carolina,
brought here by writ Of error TO the
Supreme Court Of that state. Davis, the
plaintiff in error. Il corporal III the United
States army, while assisting deputy mar
shall to arrest person charged with viola
ting the internal-revenue laws, accidentally
shot the latter and killed him. lie was ar
rested under State authority, tried, and
convicted of manslaughter. Upon beins
Granted a new trial he filed Il petition
for the removal OF his case to thc
Circuit Court Of the United States
This petition was granted, but the STATE
refused to recognize the legality OF the re
moyal. and its Supreme Court upon appea
declared il invalid. This court holds tina
n marshal or deputy marshal OF the UNITED
States engaged officially in a lawful attemp
to enforce the revenue law by the arrest
nersons accused of offences against it is al
officer acting under the authority OF tha
| law. and is entitled to trial in Fedora
court Tennessee rs. DAVIS, 100 L.. ;
257): that the protection which the Law
| furnishes to marshal and III
deputy also shields all who lawful,
! assist him in the performance Of his oflicia
duty. and that therefore the case and per
son of the plaintiff in error were properl
removed to the Circuit Court OF the Uhitet
/ states The Judgment of the Suprem
| Court of South Carolina is reversed, wit
costs. and cause remanded, with instruc
lions TO render judgment reversing ludg
ment OF the Circuit Court for the county @
Spartanburg, and directing that court t
dismiss proceeding for want OF iurisdiC
ton. Opinion by Justice Matthews.
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EnfnI Ponder EXPLOSION.

LARNED, KAN, April 23.-The Lawrey
Brothers powder magazine, containing
about 1900 pounds Of powder. situated Il
quarter OF mile from here, exploded at
> Z. VI. to-day. killing instantly Charles l..
Goodrich, late OF Delaware, Ohio. The eX-
ploSion shook buildings and broke win
dowS half mile distant. \ hole six
feet deep and few pieces Of brick are all
that are left TO mark the spot where the
magazine stood. The cause OF the eXplo-
sion il unknown.
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A Dcfnulfing OnlsIal.

CHICAGO, April 23.-William l.. Church,
Jr., the outgoing comptroller Of the village
OF Hyde Park, arranged to meet thetreasurer
on Saturday morning for the purpose OF
having accounts verified, preparatory TO
turning his Office over to his successor. He
failed to keep his appointment. and the
authorities broke open the safe in his office.
An examination OF his accounts showed
a shortage OF S7,700. A warrant has been
issued for bis arrest. He was last seen In
the village on Saturday morning. He has
always borne . good reputation.
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|TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO THE DESPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

Decisions by the United States supreme
Court-Frirhtfui Work OF Cyclone In Mis-
sissippi aud Elsewhere; Terrible Loss Of
Life and Great Destruction Of Property
Officers OF a Steamer Arrested for Violating
Neutrality Laws-Thc British Grain Trade
Presbyterian Missionaries In British Coz
Iumbia Drowncd-Attack OF Indians on
Chinese Miners.
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Killed His Cousin.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, April 23.-Near Muir
f-eesborough yesterday Wat Ransom shot
and instantly killed his cousin, william
Ransom, deputy sheriff, in quarrel over
a game OF cards, and fled Instantly on
horseback. The parties had been shooting
at a mark, and Wat claims that he thought
all the barrels OF his pistols were empty,
and that he merely intended to snap the
weapon at his cousin.
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THIS is TO CERTIFY THAT.

i owing 10 continued i'll health, \. VI. HhlT-
MAN has Withdrawn from the firm OF liEIIMAN
& YOUNGER, and that the said hrm being there
by dissolved by the operation Of Law, we, LAM-
son &. YOUNGER. VI. MiLLHlSER. ana GUST
MiIJ.HiSER, all of the city Of Richmond, STATE
OF Virginia, do hereby renew the sad nmlten
partnership. under and In pursuance OF the stat
utes in such case made and provided upon the
terms and conditions hereinafter set FORTH and I'm
the said statutes prescriued-that Is 10 say;
l. The said partnership Is TO be coaducted I'M.
der the name or firm Of Il. q. YOUNGER, Oh
which LAW son G. YOUNGER lisa general part
ner and VI. MlLLHlSER and GUST. MfLLHl-
SIR are special partners-all residing in the
said city of kchmonc.
2 The business intended to be transacted by the
said firm or partnership i the GENERAL
WIIOLESALE-GEOCERG BUSINESS.
3. Each OF the said special partners has con-
fributed 10 the common stock OF the SAID partner
,nip the sum Of eight thousand seven hundred ana
atty tSs.750) dollars: which said sums OF money
were contributed when tie said limited partner
ship of lIEiTMAN & YOUNGER was originally
tormed-that l. 10 say, on the lst day OF January,
ISL. .
8. The place of business of the said partnership
is 10 De IN the said city of Richmond. Tie part
nership l. to continue from the date hereof untii
The | 4 day Of January. In the year 1858.
Witness the Hands of the said parties this 3cth
day Of March. 1853. l.. &. YOUNGER,
NJ. MiILHisER.
EIr~I MllIHlSER-
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CHAPTER ii.
Iatients
"Almost dead or marty DYING

almost dead or marty dying"
Por years, and given up by physicians, Of brights
and other kidney diseases, li'er complaints severe
coughs called consumption, lave been cured
Women gone nearly crazy
From agony OF neuralgia, nervousness. wakeiul-
ness and various diseases PECULIAR 10 women.
People drawn out Of shape from excruciatin2
pan9s Of Rheumatism,
Innammatory aud chronr, or suffering from
scrOfula.
Erysipelasl
sait-rheum, blood-poisoniIg, dyspepsia, indiges-
tion-and. In fact, almost all diseases frail
Nature is heir 10
Have been cured by Hop Btters, proof OF which
can be found in every neigh1rhood In the known
world. ap 7-Tu,Th(w)&Salm
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Naughty Norfolk MOcking Mahone's
Mfgh1.

PETERSBURG. VA, April Ex-senator
Malone has left here for Norfolk. it is al
legged for the purpose OF holding confer
ence with prominent Republicans and Re-
adjusters relative to the spit in the COali-
ton party in that vicinity. a conference
OF leading Republicans from Norfolk wa,
held at Petersburg a few days ago relative
to the same matter, whichappearS to be OF
importance.
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Affairs i'm OTTAWA.

OTTAWA. ONT, April 23.-Toronto po-
licemcn are still on duty at Ridau Hall, and
their presence in the city gives rise to all
sorts OF sensational rumors. Some OF them
are also on duty nightly on Government
Hill. 1t is currently said, although with
out any Official authority, that it is contem-
plated to increase the Dominion force to
one hundred men, and to establish here 4
Dominion detective bureau.
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Nurlpr ard Incendiarism.

DANy1LLE, VA, April pa house was
discovered on fiBe here this morning, and
after the flames had been cXtinguished the
dead body OF a negro man, whose name is
unknown, was found in the building, with
blood running from his wounds. The
clothing had been saturated with Kerosene
oil and set on fire. Oil had also been
poured on some bedding in the room.
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THE LABOR TROUBLES.


NEW YORK, April 23.-Eight hundred
rigar-makers and two hundred packers and
strippers inaugurated strike to-day for
increase OF wages. The strike Il likely to
be prolonged for some time, as both sides
have expressed determination not to
Weld. The striking cigar-makers are from
Spanish and Cuban shops, and demand an
increase of 80 per thousand. The strip
pers demand II cents carat for filters and
i3 cents carat for wrappers. They have
been paid at the rate OF 10 and II cents re-
spectyely for filters and wrappers. Two
cigar-makers' organizations are engineer
ing strikes.
Threatened Strike Averted.
LOUISVILLE, April 23.- The threatened
strike among the cigar-makers has been
ayerted. all the manufacturers having ac-
ceded to the demands OF the men for extra
compensation at the rate Of - per thou
sand. The new schedule goes into effect
Nav 1st, when the 50 rebate under the act
OF Congress begins.
twenty-five Mines Closed.
DAYTON, ONO, April 23.-Eight hum
dred miners are on strike at the Coalition
mines. Jackson county. Twenty five mines
are closed, and the supply cut of from that
direction. The cause Is a reduction in
wages OF twenty-five cents u day.
Iron-wOrks Closed.
CINcINNATI, April ga TimeS-Stdr
dispatch from Gore, Ohio, says that the
Thomas Iron-Works have closed because
OF the strike of the coal-ha,llers against 4
reduction OF wages. The Bessemer Works,
at Straitsville, have closed for the same
rposop
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con.~o, D,az En- Route Home.

NEW YORK, April 23.-UtheraI JIaz ana
party will leave New York for New Or
leans "Wednesday morning next at O'Clock.
Tbey 90 to New Orleans by the Iron Noun
tain division of the Missouri Pacific or
Cairo Short Line in the same special train
that brought them, including the dining
car "Uotel Diaz." From New Orleans
the party sails for Vera Claz on the 10th
instant
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FINANCIAL.
{CHANGE.

RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
MONDAY, April %. 1883.
SALEs-FIRsT BoARD.-4000 Georgia Pacific
first 6's (B. CO. at So; $4,000 Virginia new 3's at
$50; 10 shares Richmond and Petersburg Rail-
road at rs. 10 do. at 70; 1000 Petersburg Rail
road, Glass b. at 63.
SECOND BoARD.-2,000 Virginia new 3's at
533: 20 shares Atlanta and Charlotte Railroad
at 67b.
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Heavy Land Slide.

Knoxville, Tenn, April pa land
slide at Blackjack Ridge, "A few miles north
OF here, last night, stopped the running Of
the through trains on the Knoxville and
Ohio railroad. The track will not be
cleared for three days.
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VITAL QUESTIONS!.
AK the most eminent physician

Ask the most eminent physician
OF any school, what IS the best thing in the world
for aujetinc and alaying all irritation Of the
nerves and curing all forms OF nervous complaints
giving natural, childnke, refreshing sleep aiWfysF
And they will tel You unhesita'ingly,
..some form of Hops!"
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house as the man whom he saw In Phsnix
Park on May 9th last; testified that he saw
four men in the Park on the evening Of
that day. but Kelly was not one OF them.
The court then adjourned.
The real name Of Featherstone, one
Of the alleged dynamite conspirators at
Cork, Is Edmond O'Brien Kennedy. 1t Is
stated that he has turned informer, and Is
giving information to the authorities
touching the doings Of the conspirators.
Chinese Miners Massacred by Indians.
VICTORIA, u. c., April pa dispatch
just received from the main land says: The
Chilcoaten Indians have risen against the
Chinese minersc killed two Of them, and
driven the remainder into their lodge
house, which they have surrounded. When
the messenger left for the nearest telegraph
station the Indians were assaulting the
house. and probably others have been mas
sacred
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Prices for the week ending Monday, April %,
1883, ranged ~ follows:
BeeC Cdtiie.-Nery best, 7c.; good tO extra.
6M6iec.: fair 70 medium. 5M5sc.: common old
cows. thin steers, and rough oxen, S5.@4c.; bulls,
3404sc.
mich Colos.-s24Gs55 per head.
Cdires.-siMSl3.
HogS.-9G luAic., net.
Sheep.-fsEt &c.
About % head of beef cattle. 253 head of hogs
and AZ head of sheep and lambs were on the mar
ket.
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Chinese Minors Massacred By indiana

Farmers who know that tobacco-stalks
are very valuable manure, because their
ashes contain 4 great portion OF potash,
perhaps do not know that DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup is the best cure for coughs
aud .oIIo
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Shot Two Negroes.

AUGUSTA, GA, April 30. V. Lambert
white in a quarrel yesterday shot two ne
groes. sam Carter and Joe Anderson, the
former seriously. \ negro mob threatened
to lynch Lambert, but the police prevented
10
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Missionaries Drowned,

VICTORIA, b. c., April 23.-Two Presby-
terrain missionaries, Chapman and Penney,
ATTACHED to the mission on Northwest
coast, were drowned by boat upSetting
while they were out sailing.
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RrcIrMoyp. VA. Aprii Is, 1883.

Notice Is hereby given that I have this day pur-
chased the Interest OF W. :. DODGE In the late
firm Of Dodge & Montgomery. aud will continue
the business at 3OJ and 81 . east Broad street.
| will pay all Ills of the late firm. and all bills
due IL will be collected by me.
an Ig-Iw GEORGE Il. MONTGOMERY.
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senator Anthony's Condition.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., April Ex-senator
Anthony Is suffering from Bright's disease
complicated with heart-troubles. Hir 'ou-
dition is regarded with grave apprelen-
sion.
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SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Flour-We quote: ne. S3@S325: superfne
s3.7J8S4.25: -xtra. .4.s0@S5. ): common lam
lis, S5.3JMiJ.7j Patent family, S7@t7.75.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICInfOND, April %, 1888
OFFERINGS.

OFFERINGS.
WUEAT.-Ped. 1912 bushels.
CORN.-Whiie, 1876 bushels. Mixed. 80 bushels.
OATs.-234 bushels.
MEAL.-5O bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-Red. l44 bushels very good LOngberry
on private terms; pa bushels common 10 very
good Longuerry at 9Jc. h 1923; 200 bushels
mixed II sI.22; $50 bushels prime shortberry at
sl.22.
CORN.-Whitc. 1876 bushels good 10 very good at
SO 10 G4c. Mixed, 30 bushels good at Gle.
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D,sSOLUryoxs e. PARrxERsMIPs.
RICHMOND. VA. April 9. 1883.
dissolution OF PARTNERSHIP.

Notice Is hereby given that the firm Of DODGE
& MONTGOMERY has this day been dissolved By
mutual consent. ". :. DODGE withdraws from
the firm. W. DODGE. -
GEORGE X. MONTGOMERY.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
rhc British Grain Trade.

LONDON. April 23.-The Mark Lane En-
nress. in IFS review OF the British grain
trade during the past week, says the wheat
crop has materially improved during the
week. and trade has been tirmer. Flour was
steader Barley was in favor OF buyers.
In foreign wheats there was small business.
The floating bulk is steadily increasing.
Flour and maize were tirmer; cargoes OIL
coast were inactive. There were nineteen
arrivals. Eight cargOes were sold, nine
were withdrawn, and twelve remain, in
ending nine of red winter and two OF
California. Sales OF English wheat during
the mast week were 5i.5jG quarters at AIS.
and sd. against So, l3S quarters at 46s. ana
Adj during the corresponding period last
year.
strength Of the FeDian Organizations
IoxpoN. April 23.-The Times says
Tho Government have obtained informa-
ION in the course OF the recent inquiries
that the enrolled members OF the fehiah
organization in the United Kingdom num-
her NC. 900: and that there are besides dlS-
tinct otlshoots OF Fenianism, such as Vi
CHANTS and Inyinclbles. Eugene hing-
Sion. who was arrested in Liverpool ana
taken TO Dublin, was member oil Doth
these branches. Such double membership
Is unusual. There are besides secret sec
,,ons af,iliated with the American dynamite
marty. The police have accurate informa-
Hon regarding the movements OF the con-
spirators.
DrRIS. April 23.-Timothy Kelly. the
.rased pbgnix- Park murderer, In whose
ease the Jury failed to agree. on verdict
Last Fridsy. was again placed on trial to.
1av v A man named Glynn, who identified
Care Carey at the inquiry in Kllmainhan court
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VIRGINIA, CORPORATION oP RroHMoSD-ro

This day Lawson c. Younger. whose name Il
mentioned as general partner IN the renews, OF
the limited partnership of Hoffman Younger,
the articles Of which renewal are hereunto annex
ed. appeared before me- notary public IN ana Tor
the corporation and state aforesaid, and made
oath that VI. Millhlser and Gust. Nlillhiser. the
special partners named in the said articles OF re-
newal of the said limited partnership, have each
contributed to the common stock OF me ssiih re-
newed partnership the sum OF eight thousand
seven hundred aud fifty isS.750l dollars; which
said sums of money were contributed "nen the
said limited partnership Of IIeitman < Younger
was orr dnally formed-that Is 10 say, on the lst
day of January. 1881.
GIVEN under my hand this Both day Of March,
| 1883 WILLIAM NJ. TCRPlN,
| Notary Public.
| All rights Of the firm of HEITMAN & YOUNG
| FIR being by law transferred 10 the rrm OF L.. q.
! YOUNGER. all settlements are - be made Win
| the last-named 1rm. ....,
NH 3l-6w L.C. loUN6th'
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PORT or RICHMOND, APRIL 20, 1888.
ARRIVED.

Steamer Wyanoke, HuIpflers- New York, mer-
chapdise and passengers. q. W. Allen Co., agents
steamer Ashland, Crocker. Philadelphia, NOR
ehaDdise and passengers, J. W. NcCarrick, agent
Bark Joe Read, Edwards, Baltimore, light, 70
load u mber.
schooner Hattie v. Giles. Grimm, New York,
guauo. Moses & Clements.
Schooner Albert Mason, Abbott, philadelphia
coal, s. II. Halves.
SAILED SUNDAY.
Steamship Roanoke, Couch, New York, meT-
chandise and passengers, q. Allen Co, agents.
steamer Pioneer, Platt, Philadelphia, mercban-
disc, j. W. Nccarrick, agent.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamer Nellie White, Clifford, Norfolk, United
state mail. merchandise, aud passengers. l.. h
Ts,uv superintendent
Schooner Fannie Brown. sh1rrptt Philadelphia,
coal, Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Companys
vessel, Curtis 4 Parker.