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The North-Carolina standard., 1847-08-25
A CARD.

UNHE Undersigned have this day associated them
- selves together, for the purpose, OF conducting a
general Dry Goods business in the Town Petersburg.
Va under the style and firm of PEEBLEs, ScOTT &
We purpose keeping large and well assorted stock
Of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods adapted to the Whole
sale and Retail Trade, embracing all the and lead
80 - .it- THOMAS H. PEBBLES
t1:e ea,-: ..-...z .t--'-- GEORGE V.'SCOTT, ."s
b, tsa .--a-. - -.- Formerly PEBBLES & Scott.
d !-3=ss aat. 81 ''.[ = J.. ANDREW WHITE, %'is2
o s~aai.l .7:sfe 2aft Late Of Warrenton, N. C.
Sycamore. between Bank and Boilingbrook streets.
e Petersburg. Va, .,AUgOst 2, 1877 S67:6t:
ss. j. ''6'ea .tl1a i'1i.a s.i i1 'hs,3 p. s. w.
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-08-25
Daniels majority, 4s6
seventh District.
Eighth District.

McKays, maj. Is6s-majority over Hall 2os7
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Slal. GRO.

Alexandria LOTTERY, Class ei5fows Al
Alexandra way q, 1917. Is numbers
Is drawn ballots.
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S:s1.sEalsf.

ALEX. LOTTERY, Class 90, draws Ct ii.
cxandria, Nay c, l847, = numbers.
Is drawn ballots.
prize Of $4,000 prize 81 1000
/ DO 10000 ! DO 5000
do 8 900 10 DO LOO
Tickets 10 dollars: a certlhcaia ii :
whole Tickets WILDE sent for 10 dolls.
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1880

Monoagaiia LOTTERY. class Il. 5re,s
G, l847. 70 numbers. s d5awa=h ~
Prize Of 1000 Fr.ze soft f.tee
% 500 II G8 zee
do SCI g rs loo
Tickets Q so; cerudcase oil - 4a5.
tickets will cost s. dollars. Saazes l.
r.rc.t..r. IL,
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$40 000.

New Jersey Lottery, Ctes5 4 draws
at Jersey City, bay 26, 1916 IS aata-
bers, IA drawn baliots.
prize of $4,000 prize of e sos
/ do 5000 10 % I6J5
Tickets 81, a certificate Of g whole
tickets Wi be sent for sec Saar59 -
proportion.
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TIL. HUGHES Is.

w ~ teHed 4s arge and mos, magnificent
- - pax s1d Summer goods which Tor styls
49, az caeapness, Cannot be surpassed il
I, r.. -. .4s western country. Having paTchs. cd
-s4 81 assorted stock ever before received
money BE- is prepared 10 sell 10 those " 40
[gf,r .''s -aeast Cheaper Khan they can possibly
,d2r.. ~ s.,e % lit CITY OF Wheeling. lie most
thsass . ~ . 81 ifsa one aud teiofs 9ttF-
u..f ~ 2ssaie u ela tAl i VII lie 10 their a.
1 uHrass -7 l'-9N-1s o1Hpsssas portion, va.
Ff,r.r 49,, Vs4s,, Brown. ciatct aud dshila
r.. %. e.-..s Tom 50 10 So per YARD;
IT n. " - % gaHd eloths BroHeU's Il
~. a,A l-. nos. sp.eRlid sf,4ee Tor dfe.s
~ s..,,sts-ta, quantity of.a,ae,,, al stripe. aud
gr,a -1.i veslDss--Thei sst oil dressed pr,in
a.r iz4et setIns Of tie mssl ieautl-
O a. I'd satin ANA cashmere Iest!nss. fan.
Sslxe Il A4fseuies do, EN- 3roIdered VYHite aud
e44q F. 70 iif fect even slyit OF Vesfu,g that
pfua s o-s.e'n eit'cs, tfon !? cent? TO 500
IT.. e. stock az esss inctes IN the c!ly,
q. 81 q 80 Amer an eassiiueres. back French
isij a. ana iaAsg AZ luefes of every shade
s.aasf CO.. IT," - q cents per yard
rss.. -! be most Complete assortment, Of
~ s4l4a4, ~ = iuaua 10 any one house in the
RI glr -. 1a''5IHrETs OF a. sorts French and Eng.
"A a.sss4. .-1A At4hh-s, cotlaHs des slt4ckapas
t9zasr 4, - cas- imefeis PLAN aHd fancy
.a.sa a. re- = a-a siFsea e.elhs t,ren checAs.
nsyU5t .-- .izis, zlnsH ans OHIO sripe. and
80 -.s "a as & .Aou. n ,I lof ,,',,,'',,-
- - 80 -1tA.'.'~A
~ ss 5. r. ifE tloraING-ro iA.shr.a.b Or ,ns
eat. Fslstcu' a. gtlenllali-ls aslt
"a, - - -Aa iA4cs co.o--,i 4 - AID feo-E
sssg. - ~ matt sad Hlmmed n M ytrg
b4. &c..
800 ;s'arefeit -oa Wv pies ana m,
II. ;s..s -=i'l ses's II ey7 u rfTce.tNr.4 &c
- -is eII i3nva e1.,.- sa.l,.,, a., -,
s.ss-r.N -eitis iQf oae %.
- SAD saAsiaAa Assortment ~ rassy ms
Lsasa. - flellesl maternal, 40 ~ M. 80.
-'s..s-t 5a % teHts 20 s.
"a. a. ieucf szi4n efsva,sAnA IT,. n =
t4,!2. .sa.- s4-a cf-vats. STA sark.t hs,Se :,
a2s'. H. ..ss sitA and Isle lhread roy. 49,
e sg4 a,Is4 ana qua sus aenders f,.,,,e,s a
aa.ss io-e. aud ever, autee ma
~. o.. 4 o.. store.
= - 2 yiscs tfrHca. En.itsh .,s -,
HsH.s-t .-=a. 2 if4n s. 70 slt- fsur. -
- .s...., -. Nsf4eis a. tow a. .ou 80 i
~ a-.s - "ssA arnhHg and incssn.v. 20;
~ - s4d COTTON F4uts a. low !
"a = 40 aaslln Yoke ne- sb,r,. m =.
w. 7ta.s~- pattern, rleae sao done ua +
a;.s- -el-- lie srticse than can "a. EalIsl
a.. sane. - tlef' ih the ciiy. NtrtB-5d IF
sallssl--. .-i5ie1 muslin, cheek name 4 4
no - sv. -os6dss., IN ..,.,,..,. "a
sd - = tast tBel - ~, - - =. "lo
= z.ial - l. 81 - -. ~ eN - 1lsa
AAs afile slo,. f..s,@ : ~ :. a'o5.'
ass. - ~ . ana -sffsniee 70 4, Al
d. 4'ef stree, CIo,s.,ng s,o.. t..,...
- As'esi and lari' : Hsfsl
4HoAAs HLGHES, =
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-29

A4H SPRlAti& SUMNER GOODS.
. ~ Y $ lssr cheap CLOTHING STOKE,
4@sse ~aer 5s,J1 TIE l. 5. Hotel.
FTfr a. . 40
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~ BI#5a Purcell will P'eaehat
. tne. Ca.a''Tl ei''''.''
4 -. 1:a.llaek.
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oa1.s,AU

Grand Consolidated Lottery Of Delaware and
heafs gd--eias- ii,
- tfas8st NfH.ngtaa, De aware on f'aturdsY,'
MAJ =. .4H4 ~ Lottery, & drawn tlla's. spen
- -lg#se. Prizs # siJH54. 1f t0 daa. d GeeJ
ai AsyA et :. 94 ID ii 4at ~ VI luJ, i0 Of so,
istHee lt. shares fh pt8foffi5ui certificate 81 a
eA sas- % HIqss M cost I@0. shares "a proportion.
81 st = LtI ft.ass.
Draws D. f9' sws tt-ngg .i7nt SIC fe9u;h 4 Nay.
Draws - ftes'is5 s-caHazzs rflze 81 100.
Whole ltskeis certificate oil package sEoes, l2
shares 80 psgYaulan.
Draws ST. Z t4ftaa s--ear4tai af.zc 600
IS a.e Irkefs ceFi1rates o. PECK .e hole. "a
s4stes ln proportion
hr1ffs gu 1afsr tse-sapItsi ptizc $1,000.
N4aie ickes : 4; -erIacates u package WhaieS sl4
Il area .n HIp71fti1H
Address on slGEfFT1
Nsl DORSEY Wheeling "a.
ffiHe tfaH rraf - r. Iut5Is.ta regularly ia the
Tune, aHt al4a lI- fEe Afess. Rentate1
J. baHsEi's Luesy 0Ece.
scr go A4ttELIAG. ~.
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&:.2se9.elO.s.

Alexandra Lottery, class 25, draws 1t
Alexandria. Nay %, 1915 73 Nun.
bers 10 drawn ballots.
! prize Of $50 600 prize Of $500
/ do 5000 do 100
! Do 5000 Do l,C0G
Tickets dollars; certificate Of 70
whole Tickets viii 30 sent for 60 d9l.s,
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Tn Ut FOR 4 BARGAIN
- ~ 81 - Scam Saw M.Iiaa
tse -aaly There 5 ztazls.
f., f- 49,, ana alih good fame
- .'si 4 ias 450f, co aaai, ta
q isalia.ilys ~ f,iri.,,f
.-i i--r - lns nozss' Run
rt4ty w. MAXIM
IHANK Yo,.-,
s.if. s'ise Tss sia'. 2
H8tE Ns...t ss~...
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NlNlGER'S gFFlC!..
HEAD III iRTERS.


III III ~ IA
HLEU Us IEiEE4stlIs
IG0nr Armstrong a 5e $50 f,a
H4lLLlIsE EI.
SPLENDID sffrs9HN
H. tf-.,-,,.1.
- 'ae -.
sS.sn gtgF#R
-. -.
-. ~ tas
sssaa ss..5 z'z' T. is'..
prize of $4,000 Irzsaa 80
do 1900 ~ =
10 100 80 fH
Tickets 10 dollars. ! eer
whole tickets Isl be seatlarf is=..=..z=.
Shares ia Pazt.s4.
&1N1.tFsgs3.
NJ. f-,=r.. ..,----4 . zza
~ Iersav# ON. 3EF r 49,. eg Ha=
bers--I4 draWa 5a.#5fs.
prize Of 10000 Pro # iI5a
40 6.eo0 - - Loo
d7 2.oe9 - a#e
Tickets 5 deaars; certificate u r
-.
''''''''' - PIP. -.
s,DVV
6. lg4f, 70 numbers rs ,,5sVa *
Pfiza oil s'oQ9 FF.zs ct 'eg4
90 E.2eo ! % -
90 OIL 12 '1
llckets 2.3o' eerencaze o. - @ass=
tickets VIII cost 80 a0.tafs. sAazss =
proportion.
SsS0. GDsf,
Airy. Lor7rRy. Class 60. draws Ct Al.
cxapdria. Nav c. l847. - numbers
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z 'asss a'as PRYOR : FAUHta
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AN sUOND

= ~ LGzIN Cotton Hfof HfHcs or tsnt sad a. -zie
: - loss Is fe-9n & HBERBN. Ntter street.
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

.hs Hras a..s.i F as.. ls
ssSSS
Mf @ No. aS G:S $ssvs
bs La
ss !BD SoYls Halifax. AIE.I,dC Riehs5S.on sS;.on'
M:
MaTY ANN Gues Gain DIshton; John Randolph
Providence; Mexico, Vanneman do; barge Planet Dodge
PS-Anived-Dutch schr Leenw, vanderveen. Rotterdam
Miscellaneous Record. .
don and he s ApmsAH Capt wot!on HAVE viii sail ih.
Cant MS Ssr &c for
change News Room and at Kenyon's, Wall street
Notice % Mariners.
e s=; e: ELL
the S: OF es
% % " ii X. gs
shipwf.ck Of hs ;hip Rose from Gibraltar Gsss Blanca
mted proceed tina. French vessel
even in distress driven by contrary winds
spoken.
ssh G1ss Pwssd Of sad Ne" Bedford Tor
Foreign Ports.
eRs; v rhi'd aaI. a:T;
from Bo.ton"ony Anne vessels in port
ST JOHNS, PIX Nov 4-bTg Anconite.
phia DIS; Ryder Bottom dg. Sid 18th, brig Mary Per-
kns. Areceibo. to load for NYork.
Home Ports.
CHARLrsroN NOV a2-Arr bark Maudane (B Hutchinson.
Liverpool brig Emily, Robinson NYork. -
EpENToN, NC, Nov 20-An schr A Hsvens, Barrett
York-came through Hateras Inlet: reports ,d homs
ter on the bar five feet the Bulk Head the inside
do 3D. brig Quincy Boston 3d. schs Cabot Blish New Or
ae sss'ss' Ss
OrIeons; Cd brig Palo Alto, do;
MOBILE Nov Arr schr Emma. Richards. New Orleans
cid schr Niagara, spauldng Hsysna.
for rhiladephia 23d schs yepe STAPLES Fall River for
NoRFoLK. Nov 2t-Ar schr julia Hill, Salem. Bark Par
THAN, Wilston from Vera Cruz passed through the Roads
and went James River yesterday Sid schr kmpton
New OaLEANs Nov 7-Arr ships Scotland, lBr) Thomp-
Liverpool; Monterey McManua do; John Henry Mer
Jitt dol Wisconsin, Mumford New York; Memphis Bunker
Geo Evans, ouiard Waldoboro Haidee. sous Boston
Thompson Hsvre banks Carnatic Mckenzie LiveIpool
Keple (Bem) Krodop Bremen brgs Ygnacito Sp) Sogo-
Thos Hart Swazey, schr Ferdinand
Mcfarland, Vera Cruz Cid ships Ancona, Mason, Havre
Avalanche, Whittesey, NYork; Champiop Miller, Liver
Rio Grande go
PRovIDEncE Nov Atari brig Nauvoo. Cousins, Charles
ton; schs Thos Fenner Nckerson, rhadspha; Abner Hail.
Nickerson, do Sid schr GENTLE Smith, Baltimore.
Perpoint Edad GIear; and Mary W. Csthcart Yok Paw
Smith New Hayen Joseph Brown May Albany; Bueua
SAvANNAH Nov 2aArr shie Hartford Sannerman N York.
brig Torno, Cobun, Ne wport, RI 80
pe1ior Ball and WaldTon, Leileld New York for Pro
whence; Ann Denman Patten and Cooley Co. Young do
for Boston.
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CIeareu.
Ships--Audubon. Winsor Calcutta, Hu,ey Murray; Mar
(pkt) Wotton, Uavre, For Livingstone Won Humboldt
(Brem) Watcher Bremen via Richmond VIM Gray Croker
New Orleans Gaiger; VIM cooper Cuts, do, Nesmith
u Walsh.
Barns -Franc,, Croker Genoa, Chamberlain Phelps;
Maria MagdaIene tHanl Sm,te. Ro,terdam l. Croweil,
(new) Clark, Matanzas Read Hoppock. - .
Briys--Napocou, Dchot CpIacoa, Foulk Son; Chief,
Brown, Baltimore MallaId Lord; Robt Pennel Merryman
chanic, Kelly ST Mays. Ga Sally Miller Lee,
Edenton Me- General Taylor White, Baltimore William
James. Cannon, Philadelphia
Arrived.
Shin Warren, Lawon Glasgow, Oct "a and 4reenock 18th,
with mdi. &c to Durham & Dimou. The Warren has had
heavy westerly gales Of the in which shifted
her cargo Had the Warren been extraordinary good
boat the damage must have been great The bark
Prov ,dencc sailed Tor Bo,ton ds previous
Ship Wabash Cornell New Orleans LIST inst and the bar
the Sd Frost Hicks Sid in with the ship LYDIA Of
New Haven, to LIVERPOOL and parted with her the 18TH
off Chsr'eston
ported by the stsamer) Nov 90 Ion 10 3d. spoke ship
iIzs,de Driver, from Panama Tor Boston.
BaJk Nile (of Boston) DAVIS anoes, So days. and Glib.
ralar, 40 days. TO Draper Devhn;
neur Oct 10 master Oct 30 lat a 90 lou ii AZ spoke ship
S.,nhm of Liverpool from Mermach I'll days) Tor Liver.
poo The NJ experienced succession Of gales the
passage Late 90 lon % G severe hurricane les,
hours: ,hpped heavy stove buwarks, jolly boat and
washed part of carved work from the stern
Brig Dracut tof Boston) smith kochelle 81 days 70 Foster
NV Will. Wing 70 under double reeed mantopssil was
hove on her ends had to cut away the foopma.t and
manopgsant mast when the vessel nghed had the decks
swept stove stern boat, sc. -,
Bs Grseian Ryder LsprorOe, Canary Islands 30 days
.s slpt I. "a iof1 Laurie n''' '''A' ' w '"'
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COMMERCIAL. lNTELIAlaEMClSt
Nm

PHILApELrHIA, Nov. &c First Board-SlOoo Stnte S.
asH 1000 DO 1's; 5000 Do 1876 II 800 Loan S7 IS2
9 5000 Kssdq ,s s Be- a 10 ; Ksas"s
a. .4fer Sales-$60OO Loan. 6 So l0l; share North
America Bank 1905 so Yck.burg RR 49, $500 State S. 8t
S 81 bSa 10 900 State 81 7ss 600 Lehsh Coal Scrip 81;
3X .aier Sdies-$i500 State SIS 73%; 1900 Lehgh 6 634
500 Loan 6's, 67 o2k; 1000 Treasury Notes Ca 100
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Foreign lInpOrlations.

GLAsGow-Ship Wanen1l5o tons iron brvin-2a3 DO J
Lee & co-20 cks A Low Bother-2 do Boorman John
son colo pkgs Frazer-l bales Dunham Dimon-2 bgs
Coffin Bradey-3 puns whskey NOBLE do Richardson
Il Watson3 kegs jenkins coll Stewart co-36 bxs
Smith. Thurg'r col do 7 Waksman-l do LangmieaI
Il Spencer-l85 sovereigns Durham X Dmon-30Q0
bags to mastcr-20 pkgs IS bales 81 bxs to order.
CRoNsrApr-Brg Ma,sachusets4'3 packs sheet iron 80
bales diaper $50 coos nseed $500 pools junk o5 bales
0akum 800 rolls dusnage Newbold Cra300 packs sheet
Davis. Brooks coo coils bolt packs MARINE 10
packs sheet 500 bobbns flax l25 525
bales to order.
MALAoA-Bark Channng-i2 200 bxs sins 800 kegs grapes
trails almonds 2700 half boxes los boxes 1873
do almonds $50 kegs Ians 100 hf do 100 pipes wine 100 bbs
do so bbls nuts Robinspn
MAR.ErbLE.-BaIk NeS2oo boxes wine Dsy avis: Henne;
Miche-53 bales almonds P A Brehaupt Chun-l case
Dennv-l8 bbs almonds w Draper-323 do Draper Dew.
n53 box zoe boxes $50 70 bales
cks boxes to order. 49,
RocHELLE-Brig Dacut2 pipes Is half do brandy Me ian
Renard-l2 hf do ar Blnnger Son30 half do 20 qr
do Caswel COLI half do Beckburn-so bf do 90
IS bbls do Stew Son-64 bxs Manon55 do Durand
Soa do Menten-l9 casks vinegar III hi ITO az $50 bbls
brandy to order. ~
Chgste lain X Ponvcrt
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The CrOnas

From all sections o. the State accounts highly
favorabe abundant crops, and the finest weather to
gather them good health wealth and prosperity appear
to be within reach Of all There was, perhaps
before better crop of cotton raised in the State than
the present promises to be- This is the picture pre-
sented from all sections Of the country-to our view
Matagorda, Terds Tribune, lst inst.
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BALTIMORE, Nov. rs, lS47.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 70, lS47.
| Thank sgicing Day-Ihs Churches and the Thea
hss-Politics and Poiiticians-Ri oting, &c.
Thanksgiving day was observed yesterday, in
our city, at least, to the fullest extent The
weather was clear and pleasant in the morning,
and the churches were crowded to overflow
Indeed, | have seldom seen them so well filed,
even on Sunday. After dinner rain commenced
to fall, and continued until dusk, when the
clouds again broke away, as If for the special
benefit of the amusements provided for the even
ing. Hundreds were refused admittance at the
Holiday street theatre TO witness Forests per-
Torrance of "Metamora," and indeed there was
crowded houses every where.
Never since the renowned Captain TYLER
{" flew off the handle," has politics and polti-
cian been In such an unsettled condition as
they are at present in this region. The de-
mocracy are waiting In silence for the workings
of the political machine at Washington and the
wings are hating between Clay, Scott, and Tay-
or, ready to 60 heart and soul for either, pro-
vided they are satisfied of a reasonable prospect
of success. 1t is evident that neither party will
know who is to be their candidate, until he is
named by the national convention.
The only disturbance hear of having oc-
Cured yesterday. was among some rowdies
from, Federal Hill, who call themselves
"killers." They attacked the engine house of
the Vigilant, with bricks and stones, and left it
in battered and sad condition. Is it possible
these rowdies cannot be suppressed
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 26, 1917.
The Effects of the Ceiebration-Negro Riot-Ar-
rest Of the supposed Murderer Of Mr. Roberts
Sale Of the Machinery of the Recenue Gutter
Spencer, &c.
The levee held by the Mayor, this morning
was numerously attended by nice young men
who had been overcome by the festivities OF
| thank sgiving, and others not SO nice, who had
participated in various riotous proceedings
| speck of negro riot occurred in the afternoon,
near the southern boundary of the city An IN
| dividual, who was suspected OF having oeen con-
| cerned in capture of fugitive slaves, which
| took place in New Jersey, was assalled by MS
dark complex toned brethren with great violence,
and murder would no doubt have been commit
ted but for the interposltlon of the police. The
officers were in turn assailed, and the man they
were endeavoring to protect would have been
rescued had not the white citizens interfered.-
Several of the blacks were arrested, and COM
mtted this morning for trial.
A colored man was shockingy maltreated
during the afternoon in Dock street,by gang of
young fellows named "Privateers." The unfor-
tunate man was removed to the hospital, where
he remains in critical station, from wound
inflicted on his head with brickbat.
A young fellow. answering the description of
the murderer of Mr. Roberts, was arrested in the
city this morning, but it is thought, will have 70
be discharged, the identification not being COM
plcte. The man suspected has permitted his
beard to.grow!durlng the last week, which, with
an entirely different dress, probably alters his
appearance sufficiently to bother the persons who
saw the individual on the evening of the murder.
He is said to have worn, during the last week, a
dress similar to that described by Capt. Bddle,
in his evidence before the coroncr's Jury.
The boilers, engines and machinery of the
iron revenue cutter Spencer were sold on We'd
nesday morning, for $500, all told; the same ar
ticles having probably cost the government
twenty or thirty thousand dollars. Since the
sale, orders have been received not to launch the
hull of the vessel, the direction for which had
been previously issued. 1t was sal d she was in
tended for light ship, but it is probable some
other project has now been started. pretty
amount of government money has been wasted
on this vessel, one of the cutters built in order
to test the submerged wheel Of Lieutenant Hun
ter.
A trial, which had occupied the Burlington
County On. j. Court, for a week, in which
James E. West, was charged with the forgery
of land deed, was terminated yesterday in a
verdict of guilty, and the defendant subsequent
y sentenced to five years Imprisonment IN the
State penitentiary.
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Arrangements are making by the councils of
New Orleans to give Gen. Tay Tor the welcome
reception which he deserves. Committees have
been appointed TO offer him all the Inequalities
OF the city,
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fsnss<nxerp Arrived.
Passengers Sailed.

GLAsGow-Shp Wsnen-John Richardson, Adam Lind.
sew, Johu Murphy Timothy Leary-28 in the steerage.
Turks IsLANp-Brig Mosclle-Mr Fredland and lady, Mr.
Jones, Mr. Riley.
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CHARLEsroN-B.rk Isaac Mead-Mrs Henandes, Mrs G
Washington, Miss Peck DR. Sylvester DR. Stlwe Mr. Chand
ie Miss Van Bergen Miss Labon Miss Debloi. BeDj Dean
Hayden Miss Hayden MIR Noyce. Mr. Stiles. Master Stiles
Miss McNish Miss Black Mrs Shaw Mrs Beden, Capt
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Belgian brig Adele. Lssp.. Rio J.nero q a.y. with sso

Belgian brig Adele LsSnss Rio Janero. II days. with s7so
bags coffee, 70 Mason X Thompson -
Brig MosslIs f Buskspor) saow. Turks Island l2th inst
Lshiburn Vessel. e before reported On the 18Th inst
ling the chain the anchor washed overheard and
Brig Carlton Percy Turks Island days. with 727o bushels
salt los Tucker Lightbum 18th LAT 20
80 Ion "a spoke brig Osprey days from Baltimore for New
British brig Falcon. Pitt. Bermuda. days. in ballast.
Tucker X Lighlburn.
British brig Lady Of Lake Beman Bermuda. days. in
ballast 10 Middleton Co.
sehr sarah (cf Porand) Churchill Cienfuegos, IS days.
sehT Eouse, Robinson Wilmington NC, wth naval
schr Smith, Jones, Wilmington NC, with naval
Srhr Mary, Robinson Ncwbcn, NC, with naval stores
Schr Idea Trmyer, York River, with wheat
Below.
Bark Talisman Somes, i22 days from Calcutta, Croker
& Warren.
master.
Also. Q banks and brig.
Sailed.
Ships Ansop Charleson Thomas Bennett do Indiana New
Orleans; Edwina Antwerp; do; Margaret Evans
London; Exchange Chaeston; Washington Hamburg
Gibraltar Isabella, West Indies; Edward Charles
tons Aga do; Isaac Mead Savannah; brgs Sterling do
Nvmph, Naseilles Also, u ship Supply, Dead Sea-
Others