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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-28
NoRroLK,s POLICE TROUBLE.
Tho Mayor and the Commissfoners-
A Mandnmus.

NORFOLK, VA, July 2I.-tSpecial)-
Some time ago Detective Richardson. OF
the police force. shot a oolored woman
during a raid on a aamblins-hous.. He
was indicted b. the grand jury for feio-
Nous manning, and pending his trial In
the Corporation Court Mayor Petit sus-
pended him from duty. This action on
the Fart OF his Honor did not meet with
the views of Commissioners Bolton
and Verdicr. and they a the next meeting
OF the board, the Mayor being absent,
restored the detective TO duty, with full
pay. Major Petit. upon being notified
of this action, Immediately issued an ordcr
commanding Chief-of-Police King not 10
allow Richardson 10 perform the duty or
an officer of the Law until he had been
honorably acquitted OF TIE charge men
toned.
This order was obeyed by the Chief. and
things went along smoothly until pay
day-the oath instant. on that date. when
the payroll of the force for tho first hall
Of July WIS presented TO Mayor Petit
for approval, he refused TO Sign IL. owing
to the fact that II entitled Richardson TO
pay to date. The roll had previously been
attested by the two commissioners, Bolton
and Vcrdier.
The City Auditor refused TO Issue war
rants on the roll, whereupon Richardson
applied to Judge Hlnctel, Of the Corpo-
ration Court for n mandamus compelling
the City Treasurer to pay his salary. Tho
Judge took the matter under Amusement,
and this morning decided in favor or the
detective. basing his action upon the sec
ton OF the Code which provides that the
Mayor may suspend an officer for cause
such suspension TO hold only until the
Board Of Police Commissioners shall meet
and take action IN the matter.
The affair has caused u good deal or
talk in police circles, and the Inen who
have been an1iosisiy awaiting warrants
for their pay arc very much relieved me
final outcome Of the mandamus proceed
ings Is watched with considerable interest
and It is rumOred that Mayor Petit Will
resign in consequence Of Judge HanckeFs
decision.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-28
THE DOVER ASSOCIATION.
a Pleasant and Profitable Session at
West Point Last Week.

The session Of the Dover Association
last week at West Point was well at
tended. and very spirited and practical
from beginning to end.
Three new churches were admitted into
the body-viz, Mount Vernon and Pioneer
On T3enrico county,. and the Second, in
Newport News The statistical reports
showed large sum raised for the various
AFOREMENTIONED enterprises. There was
no change I'm the official corps, the old Of
Hcers beirg unanimously reelected. Among
the visitors were Drs. c. l.. Cooke, l. G..
Brough;on. o. +. Flppo, and A. f. Owen.
The association undertook 20 raise $500
for State missions. .aaa. apportioned this
amount among the Churches.
One interesting feature Of the gath
ering was the speech OF Pro-
lessor F. W. Boatwright president of
SsshmcnA College. II was his first ap-
pearancs before Virginia Baptists since
bis, election, and he made fine impress
S!ou. His speech was sober, sensible
presentation Of the claims OF the college
uYan the patronage Of the Virginia poo
plc$
The next session OF the body will DO
held at Taylorsvllc. Va, and Rev. j. w.
Daugbcrty WAY preach the Introductory
sermon. 3
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-28
PREPARING FOR TIE DIG FAIR.
President Watkins Selecting his
Aids and officers.

Mr.. J. Il. Watkins. president OF
the Virginia State Agricultural ana
Mechanical Society. has already be-
gun appointing his special ana
complimentary officers for the coming
State Fair to be held here October S-iZ
next. -. .,,
Colonel w. Miles Cary, who has served
As chlkf marshal with great AFFINITY loI
, number OF years has been reappointeu
Cor the coming fair. Colonel cary mas
made an e1celltnt officer, ana MS oppUl,V
mint will be hailed with great de!lght
rv The patrons and friends OF the So
sety - A..
AR. Watkins Is very anxious that the
fair this fall ehail be wen represented
In the agficulturl Une. and 10 TINS
end he has appointed as aids the presi-
dents OF al OF the agricultural societies
throughout the state.
The following letter. which explains
Itself. was sent out during the past
week by Mr.. Watkins:
.It Is the intention of the society this
year 10 make agriculture leading fea-
ture OF tie fair. and TO this END we
vo,ild be glad TO have the assistance OF
every agricvlturist in the State. SO as 10
make the exhibition o State agricultural
fair In reality. ] desire to have every
county fair ana association in the state
OF yirginia IN some way identified with
our fair 60 be held October, Sth TO 18th,
Inclusive, and know Of no better plan
than 70 appoint the president OF each or
the said associations as one or my aidS
during the coming exhibition. I therefore
take great pleasure in notifying you OF
your appointment as Presidents ala
for the Virginia State Fair OF 1888.
trust YOU Will 90 me the honor TO accept
the appointment, and will be very glad.
indeed. % be notified as early as pracu-
cable, TO that yoa may Do furnished with
g BADGE
Tho indications ore that we are going
20 nave one Of the best fairs ever held
by the society. A great deal of interest
is being manifested all over the state
and / would be very glad tndaed If you
would give us such assistance as may
lie IN your power by working up interest
n this evsnt IN Your community.
wishing you ana your association
much SUCCESS. ! am"
Secretary Owens says entries are s'"
eo,ning In. and that he Is In daily re-
tslpt of requests for space from people
who desire 70 make exhibits at the fair.
Ghe secretary will begin the allotment
pf space the first Of next month, when all
exhibitors Of last year will be given an
opportunity OF using tho same space oc~
alIpied at tho last exposition. The new
exhibitors win then be given their choice
OF the space remaining.
Tho unpershable parts Of the county
exhibits that were made last year are be-
ing arranged In permanent exhibit in
the western wing OF the building. The
exhibit Of each county will be given a
separate space. and the entire exhibit
when finished Will be very attractive.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-28
ScoffsytEe Personals.

sCOTTSVILLE. VA, July T.-(special)
a goodly number q persons have been
arriving and departing during the last
few days.
Mr. Allen c. Hill. of New YORK, is the
guest Of his father, General j. 9. Hill.
He IS accompanied by his wife and daugh-
ter.
Mr.. Claiborne Lewis Of Winchester Is
visiting his mother. Mr.. ]. o. Lewis
Rev. X. W. Carter and wife and two
children are the guests Of Mr.. John o.
Lewis. the mother of Mrs. Carter.
Mira Rountree. Of Quitman. Ca, Is
visiting her mother. 3frs. Lewis, at this
place.
Professor w. r. Dickinson. president
Of Albemarle Female Institute, Char
lottesville, was here yesterday visiting
Mr.. J. II. Farrar and family
Miss Willie Golding. OF Charlottesville
Is visiting her friend here. Miss Rosa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-28
NORFOLIk'S TEAM.
A Great Stamp In Baseball and the
Alleged Cause.

NORFOLK, July 27.-(Special)-There
Is an awful slump in baseball circles
here. This refers as much 70 the playing
OF the Norfolk team as it does to the
attendance and enthusiasm OF the rooters
1t is claimed that the locals are the
heaviest team Of hitters in the State.
a. well as among the best Iielders, and
the reason they Don't win Is due to IN
ternal discussions.
Pop Tate has not the control over his
Crows that was expected. and In conse-
quepce they fly out 1t is alleged, at night
TO remain until the wee sma' hours OF
the morning. This. OF course, Is not posi-
lively known, but one thing is clearly
demonstrated and that Is unless owner
O'Neill can get some dsciplinarian to
take charge he win md that his purchase
Of all right title and interest In the fran
chise Of the Norfolk Baseball Club Is
losing venture.
Pitcher Ia. Herr and Out-Field.r HAIRY
Colllnower have been released. Both are
good men. IL is thought that the former
will be signed by Lynchburs.
O'Neill IL after Pitcher Yenkss, OF the
Lancaster Pa) team. HIS latest acquisi-
ton in tho box is Savage. from Jackson
vile. Fla.
The game that Harvey OHagan Is now
putting up viii rank him at the head OF
third baseman In the State League.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-28
WEI TESTTHE law.
roLIcE 10 REronr ONE CASE IN
EACH iiRANCm OF BUSINESS.
Chief Howard Wishes TO Have '"e
sunday statute Fuiiy Consfr"e"-
s,r..,.Cor. 10 lie ncportcd-The
Ncwsdcalers. -
Newsdcalers.

oraers bavc been issued by Chief-of-
Police Howard TO the several stauohs
tha, officers are 20 be on the qui vivo To-
day, and ice-crUam dealers oassase-"a-
yons. bootbiacks, and every man or Wo-
man laborfps Ut his or her Uaoe or
calling must be noparted.
Until The case OF the Commonwealth
vorsus N. INonars-@hich Is set for hear
the on the INST day Of Ssptember-has been
decided In the nusings Court, action WI
only be taken against one offender IN
each line Of business. and the others VIII
no, be prosecuted until decision mas
bsen rendered in the Hastings Court.
Chief Howard SAID 10 Dispatch re-
portor last night that II the stfeet-cars
are operated to-day the superintendeh's
Of the various lines viii be summoned 10
appear in court. The number OF each car
r,pning will be noted. but one CONDUCTOR
md notorrnan only viii be prosscut@o'
In order TO make u test-caSc. ms "0-
ton VIII DO adopted each Sunday u"'n
Tho cases are passed upon by the Hastings
Court. .,,,,,
Newsboys are prohibited from seliiiis
papors on the streets, bu' 'he TIC
carriers WIN be looked upon as part %
the establishment OF she morning pape's
the proprietors OF which VIII De rSpot', -
for having their men at WORK ai'er *
o'clock Saturday night. ..o
slot-machines have come unuer uio
han and Detectives Gibson ana MAJ,
were detailed yesterday, ard two 'oun'
in operation. and were ordered 10 De re,
moved Organists md paid ehoirs Will
be dealt With later.
The Chief has received the endorse
uent OF n nurnoe- Of citizens. conveyed
20 him by letter ard copy or resoiI-
tions PASSED ty the East-End woman
Christian Temperance Union was ior"afd-
ed TO him yesterday
The newsdcalers Of the city regard TIE
situation with no small degree OF trepi9a-
tion. but they have not as yet decided
10 adopt any concerted action. A num-
Der OF the news-stands will be open To-
tlay. and IT is generally believed 10 these
circles that tho action of the Musings
Court win be favorable 10 them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-28
WILSON JOTTiNGs.
4 New Paper to BE stnrfed-Aiii-
ance Picnic.

WILSON, ". c., July H.-(special)-ln
about two weeks new paper VIII be
published here, with Mr.. Lehlie Barnes
as editor and Mr.. J. f.. Barrett as busi-
ness manager. The press and other outht
has been ordered. and will soon be In
place. 1t will be n fve-column. eight-page
weekly, and will be Democratic in politics
The propretors say they do not expect TO
antagonize the papers already published
here, but believe there is room for third
one.
At Rock Ridge, in this county, yester-
day about 200 people met together IN
the annual picnic Of the Farmers ALI
ance Major W. A. Guthrie, OF Durham.
was present, and addressed the crowd
upon the free-coinage question. PROBES
sor Irby. of the Agricultural and Me-
chanlcal College, Raleigh. spoke upon
"Pnctical Farming" Many persons from
this place attended, and report a nice
time,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-28
THEOLD N0RTHSTATE
NEWS NOTES OF INTEREST GATH
Erred At THE CAPITAL.
building and Loan Association
sued by Stockh Oldcrs-Was NOT
Observation-Disclosures on the High
vny-The North Carolina Hatiro"o'

RALEIGH, n. c.. July T.-tSpecial)--
w. II. Strauss, representing stockholders
in the Carolina Interstate Building ana
Loan Association. OF Wilmington mas
sued that association. setting forth that
its s!ngle-payment shares are Issued IN
violation OF it's charter, as they exact
premium in violation OF law. Judge Ora
ham has appointed Iredell Meares tenn
porary receiver for the association ana
the motion for permanent receiver
will be argued at Kenansyille August
9Th. The assets of the association are
said to be sli6.DD which is sufficient to
cover ali liabilities.
IL is now learned that Harry Tebo. the
7-year-old boy reported as drowned In
the surf at Wrightsyille. Is yet anVe'
and has gone away on n train.
a purchase Of property. on which
fine clubhouse will be built was made
by the Capital Club here to-day.
II auuears 10 be an assured fact that
the railway from Southport \. e., 10
conway. s. c., Will be built quickly.
Chicago men put up the money. Inc
townships along the line all vote for sub
scriptUns. and Nice-President stevens
writes that there Will be no delay.
Government work In building TORPEDO
casenates at Fort Cacwell is progressing
well. Large quantities OF stone have been
delivered.
The 1900 spindles Of tho Statesville
eotton-miu are being placed IN position.
and by September 18th work will begin.
Some of the negroes are making quite
n disturbance because the Republicans
whosgot into Office lately have given them
no positions. In this county they are
really clamorous.
New Hanover county appropriates s2oV
for an exhibit of its resources at the
Atlanta exposition.
IL is positively asserted by competent
foreign miners that tho tin at hins
Mountain is in paying quantities. a
movement for development or the ore Is
now 10 be made.
MURDERED ON THE HIGHWAY.
pav before yesterday evening. as Mr..
Hornberrler, a farmer or CdbarTus couh-
". was on his way home after having
sold produce, he was set upon near mo
village OF Poole, and stuck on the
heed. He died yesterday. 1t Is thought
he was murdered for his money.
Some of the SILVER papers ara cri'iclZlng
the state Press Association because the
latter ala not take up Moses VI. Cones
proposition to pay the expenses OF sil-
yer and a goldman to Mexico. The gold
men say the silver men were afraid TO 50.
THE NORTH CAROLINA ROAD.
II is intimated quite broadly that not
only the Seaboard Airline, but the At
lantic-Coast Line also, would Ike to BID
for the lease of the North Carolina rail-
way.
The only reason which is publicly given
for the dropping Of Mr. John II. MINIS as
euperintendent Of the Oxford Orphanage
is that his manner was so brusque as 10
repel friends of the institution.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-28

Farrar. She will leave to-day TO visis
Mr.. c. w. Dickinson and family, at Car
tersville.
Miss Mamie M. Hill, who has spent
about a month in Richmond, is at home
again.
Mrs Philip s. Powers. OF Richmond,
and two children stopped over here one
night. and left yesterday by the up train
10 spend a week or two at Iron Gate,
where she will meet her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Brown, Of Charleston, w. Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-28
Gnye Him Three Years.

CHRISTIANSBURG, VA, July ~
(SpeciaI)-The County Court has been
engaged all the week in the trial Of
Archie Walters. married man, charged
with betrayal. The case has excited a
great deal OF interest, and has been stub
bornly fought, but Notwithstanding this
the jury brought In verdict OF guilty"
and gave him three years in the peniten-
fiary
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-28

Committee to Consider the Natter
Opening of Foushcc Street.

soRcuinS VI Vushcc SHeet.
Swcial interest attaches 10 the meet
lrg tof Che Street Committee tomorrow
sycning. os the matter of having an cleo
lrIc-car line ON Broad street and out
TO ITO Exposition. Grounds viii be con-
slccTcd. 5000. rsfk
Representatives OF the Richmond Con-
duitl Railway Company win be present
TO AK that the franchise recently grant
Cd them be reyiyed. and that some modi-
ficaroas be made NJ the ordinance. just
wiai changes white asked has not been
staud. but ID Is, likely that one OF them
IS the right to We some other motive
power II the fJeakins system does not
prove "a good as II n confidently believed
IL viii Tho <fsscismond' Hallway and
Electric cempa ~, .syiIl also hxv~iss agents
ar counsel On hand 10 press the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-28
Rail nj Manassas.

MANASSAS. VA. July T.-tSpecial)-
The ball given last night by the young
men of Manassas IN honor OF the many
visitors In town was largely attended
and greatly eujsyed. The cool. pleasant
night, good music. and good floor con-
tributed much 10 the pleasure OF the
evening. Dancing was kept un Till
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-28
$780,.

Handsome. Chlldren's Flannel Blouse
Suits; ages 3 TO years; peau'liuliy
trimmed in gold and white silk braid;
worth from s. to 81. Your choice as long
as they last for
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-28
$2.12,

Should you need a few suits OF Sum-
mer Underwear, We can supply your
wants at one half value:
Any OF our 5oc. Balbriggan Shirts now
2ic.
Any OF our soc. Jeans Drawers now Hc.
ANY OF our 75c. Lisle-Thread Shirts
now &c.
Any Of our 81 Silk-Finished Shirts
now 900
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-28
READ AS YOU RUN.
Is Choice Family Flour.

800 barrels Choice Family Flour.
In SACKS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .
5.oo0 sacks Finest Salt. 30 pounds. 81 90
$500 barrels Patent Family Flour. 4 %
1900 pounds Pork Sides ............ y.
1000 dozen Largest Fat Mackerel.
tdcn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
COO Smithi,eld Hams, something de-
uclOus ..-..ss..s....s s.s's.s.... ..r-.... 10
loo dozen Potted Ham and Tongue.
per can Observation-Disclosures. 3
5000 bushels Choice oats .......... IS
Large Bars Laundry Soap ........ .
Mocha and Java Cofiee, fresh roast
ed ..........s....s... ..s....s.ss...s..... y
Finest New York State Butter ..... 20
Nice Fresh Ginger-Snaps ........... 5
500 pounds California Hams ..... s
plugs Hardgrove's Sun-Cured To-
Pure Cider Vinegar, per gallon. -. .
% bags Choicest Lasuayra Coffee -. -
3-pound-cans Table Peaches. In
dozen New Chickering's ....~..... Is
$500 boxes Fine Havana Cigars, per
bOx NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. w
1900 boxes Mustard sardlnes, per
Choice Rice. per pound ..............
Finest English Breakfast Team. -
ID. OSCLllNAS.
Eighteenth and Main streets.
sphana El7. ~ % SI Tu Th<sSa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-28

WANTED. SITUATION TO TEACH
CHILDREN UNDER FOURTEEN, Eng
lisa. French, instrumental music, .elemen-
tar. Latin. References: Bishop Whittle-
General GUSTS Lee. Address Miss WHIT
TIE. Rocky Mount, Va. ~ Jesuit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-28

WANTED.-A LADY TEACHER OF
ten years successful experience and fur
nishing the best Of references and test-
minals, desires n position IN family.
Branches English, mathematics. music
doth instrumental and vocal and both
piano and organ. Latin and junior
French. Address Box IS, Orange. Orange
county. Va ~ H-su3t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-28

WANTED, ACTIVE. RELIABLE MEN
to solicit orders for fruit and ornamental
nursery stock. Permanent employment,
expenses. and salary. Write at once Tor
terms. Address THE r. q. CHASE COM
PANY, 1890 south Penn Square. Philadei-
pha. Pa. my 1b-SulVt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-28

WANTED. AGENTS TO SELL SASH
Locks AND DOOR HOLDERS. Sample
Sash Lock free by mail Tor &c. stamp.
Best sellers ever invented. Beats weights.
N2 a day. Write quick BSOHAk
co, Box &C. PHILADELPHIA. fe lg-olzot
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-28
$780,.

Take the choice of any of our Imported
Clay Worsteds, Cassimeres, and Indigo
Blue Uniform Suits that are marked slS,
sl4, SIS, and SIG, for
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-28
90.

We've put together about 200 odd-and-
end Children's Suits that sold at $3.50. 81.
and .5-take your choice until they are
all sold for
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-28

MEN AND WOMEN TAUGHT TO
MAKE CRAYON PORTRAITS In spare
hours at their homes by a new, copy
righted method. Those learning my
by which they can earn s. 10 SIP per
week. Send for particulars. II. "A.
GRIPP. German Artist, Tyrone, Pa.
my 5-Sui3t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-28

TRAVELLING statesmen To SELL
THE CELEBKATEp BELLE OF Az.
DERSON COUNTY" case goods and
other brands of fine Kentucky hand
made sour-mash whiskey5 on monthly
salary and expenses or commission.
Reference required. Address u. II. FOu-
SHEE e co. Wholesale L!quor-Dealers.
No. Is Cheaps!de and Ia Mil streets. Lex
ington. XIV my 6-Sul3t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-28
$780,.

Odd-and-End Mems Pants-about 80
pairs. Some are remnants from suits; In
all sizes. kinds, and eolors; worth from
$50 to 81. You can take your pick OF the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-28

WANTED. A YOUNG MAN TO WORK
on A FARM near the city. one that
understands raising vegetables. Must
Office Box 3SS. Richmond. jy Silt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-28

WANTED. Statesmen 10 SELL CT
CARS TO DEALERS. salary and ex-
penses. experience unnecessary. vito
Tor particulars. Enclose stamp. Union
CIGAR COMPANY. ChIeag0. ~ A-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-28

WANTED. A SETTLED. EDUCATED
CHRISTIAN WOMAN 20 care Tor TWO
mstherlcss chldrcn-glrls. aged 3 and II
years-and otherwise render herself use
full when necessary in household affairs.
Best of references requiged. Nice home.
Address CHILD. care OF the Dispatch
Office 1y Zo-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-28

LIVE DEER WANTED. d
FAWNS PREFERRED. Ad- 49,
dress FOREST LODGE. Glen 80
Allen. Va. ~ DSa, ss& -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-28

WANTED. a POSITION by A THO
PIER AND TYPEWRITER. Three
years experience and best references.
Address Miss /. S. j.. Box i6l. Norfolk,
Va ty l2-e0ist'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-28
FROM NOW UNTIL THEY'RE ALL GONE

you can have the choice OF any Spring
and Summer Suit in the house that's
marked 50. $40, 81, and sl2 for
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MEMORANDA.

Charleston. s. c., Aug 1O.-Arrived,
schrs James b. Gordon, Hemphill, New
York.
Cleared, schrs Annie c. Grace, Smith,
Norfolk Carrie l.. Godfrey, Cullen, VIII
mington, Del.
Sailed, schrs Ida Latham, Anderson,
New York: Sylvia c. Hall. Lowe, New
Haven.
New York, Aug. S.-Arrivcd, schrs Per-
ey and Lille, Miller, Charleston; VIM.
Smithcum, Branin. Georgetown.
Boston, Aug. S.-Arrived. schrs Myra
b Weaver. Weaver, Fernandina; Mary
Sanford, Rutledge Darien; Bessie Z.
Creighton, Russell, Savannah
Baltimore, Aug. 8.--Arrived schr A. d.
Lamson, Smith, Savannah.
Sailed, schr II. S. Lanfair, Jacksonville.
Brunswick Ca, Aug. 8.-Sailed, scnr
Anna r. Bishop, Rulon, Darien.
Fernandina, Ia, Aug s.-Sailed schr
Benz. c. Firth. Keen, Portsmouth.
Philadelphia, Aug S.-Cleared schr ]. G..
Schmidt, Norbury, Savannah; Lulie l..
Pollard, Powell, Charleston.
Hamburg, Aug. ARRIVED, bark G. II.
Wappaus, GER, Quasi, Savannah.
Prawle Point. Aug. s.-Passed, steamer
Nyassa OBJ, Lermond, Savannah for
Hamburg.