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All persons, whether being designers or inventors the ma
nuscturers the popetors Of articles will be allowed to
exhibit but they the character which they do
They may also the Of all any of the par
ties who have aided in the production In awarding prizes
however, it will be for the uries consider in each ndiyi
dual case how far the various elements Of merit should be
recognised and decide whether the prize should handed
to the exhibitor Of those who have aided in
the production.
Lastly, the Commissioners, IN announcing their intention
of giving medal pze do not propose altogether exclude
pecunay grants, either prizes for successful competition
awards under special circumstance accompanying and
In addition to the honorary distinction Of the medal There
may be cases in which, account of the condition Of life Of
the successful competitor, a for instance in the of
workmen,) the grant Of of money may be the
appropriate reward Of superior excellence and here may be
other cases Of special and exceptional nature, n which, from
consideration Of the expense incurred in the preparation
transmission OF particular article entitled prize
bned with due regard the condition and pecuniary
cumsances Of the party exhibiting, special grant may with
proprety be added to the honorary distinction The Com
mssoners not prepared for the present least
bsh any regulations these heads They consider pro-
babe that wide discretion be left the uries 10 be
hereafter appointed in respect the awsrd Of money psss
Or the grant of money in aid of honorary dinsouA bsnx
undssePoa thst sseA &ssiee 3 y szesed ~
superintendence and con60l ofy0e ComStssDn. 49,
Articles marked not for competitor" cannot be admitted
J. SCOTT RUSSELL,
STAFFORD H. NORTHCOTE.
PALACE OF WEsrMfNsrRR, JULY a9, 1850.
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NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER.

II is due to the Hon. E. G. SoUIER to say that
we have received from that gentleman . letter re-
lating to late paragraph of ours, contradicting
statement of his that he had reason for believing
that the British Minister had, shortly after his ar
rival in this country, made proposition, IN SUBJ
stance if not in terms, that the United States, with
England should set aside the Territorial rights of
Nicaragua, and boldly appropriate to themselves
the Nicaraguan Isthmus." Mr. SouIER frankly
SAYS that no one can be more gratifed than himself
70 find this statement denied authoritatively; and
adds. in justification that his reason for believing
Il was its assertion in letter from gentleman in
this country, whom he had reason to believe we'll
informed, to his friend in Central America, who
communicated the statement to Mr.. SoUrER.
We have no doubt that Mr.. SoUIER had the in
tenton TO state the fact in this case, in another
in which he impugns our authority, and to which
we therefore alude, since we are confident that ne
will be pleased to learn that the belief which he en-
tertains that Great Britain has made treaty with
Costa Rca, taking that State under British protec-
ton. is misconception. The only treaty made
byMr CHATFIELD with Costa Rica is simple
teaty of commerce. This treaty has been laid be-
fore Parliament and printed; and Mr.. SoUIER, or
any other gentleman who will take the trouble to
peruse it, will fndthat it does not contain one word
that can be construed into aordng, directly or in
directly the protection of Great Britain to the State
of Costa Rica.
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AT the municipal election in Baltimore on We'd
nesday JOHN H. T. JERoME, the Wing candidate,
was elected Mayor by majority of nearly 800 votes.
J. MABuRY TURNER was the Democratic candidate,
but some dsafection in his party deprived him of
its entire support. The City Councils are equally
divided between the two parties.
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MEXICAN BOUNDARY COMMISSION.

News has been received from the Boundary
Commission to the 18th September. The party
was then at Victoria, Texas. There had not been
rain enough at Victoria to wet the ground since
the 29th Of June. Since the party arrived there it
had been noticed uniformly that it was slightly
cloudy, at sunrse the clouds increased till noon,
then began to decrease, and by sunset entirely
disappeared.
The following is the result of an observation on
the temperature of the river Guadalupe, ct IL M.
on the 10th September:
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HER MAJESTY'S COMMISSIONERS.
President, His Royal Hghn's PRIscE AIREaT, KG RS
His Grace the Duke Of Bucceuch, X G., FRS.
Rt. Hon. the Earl Of Rosse, KIP, Pr. of r. 8.
Rt. Hon. the Earl Of Granville 8
Rt. Hon. the Earl Of Elesmere, F.S.A.
Rt. Hon. Lord Stanley.
RI Hon. Lord Overstone
Rt. Hon. Lord John Russell, MP, FRS.
Rt. Hon. Henry Labouchere, MP.
RI. Hon. W. E. Gladstone, MP.
Sir Richard Westmacott, R.A.
Sir Charles Lyell, FRS, Pr. Of g. s.
Thomas Barring, Esq, MP.
Charles Barry. Esq, RIA, FRS.
Thomas Bailey, Esq.
Richard Golden, Esq, Mp.
William Cnbh, Esq., FRS, Pr. Ice.
Charles Lock Easlake Esq, a., FRS.
Thomas Field Gibson, Esq.
Philip Pusey, Esq, Mp, FRS.
Robert Stephenson. Esq, MP, FRS.
John Shepherd, Esq, Ch. E.LC.
Mr.. Alderman Thompson, MP.
J. ScoTr RUSSELL, FRS. 2s....,..;..
SrATroRD HESRr NoRrHcorE, Esq,
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
1t Col. Reid, RE-, V.P.RS, (charman.)
Henry Cole, Esq.
Charles Wentworth Dixie, Esq
Francis Fuller, Esq.
George Drew, Esq.
Matthew Digby Wyatt, Esq, Secretary.
Dr. Lyon Playfair, FIR s. and Lieut.. Col Lloyd Spe-
ca Commissioners for communicating Local Committees.
Here follows the lists Of the various committees Of sections
viz Raw Materials and Produce ON Machinery includ
ing Agricultural Implements; Manufactures on Scup-
ture, Models, and the Plastic Arts on Medals. Also lists
Of the Commissioners and Central Committees appointed IN
other countries to promote the Exhibition.
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DEATH LIsHrEINs.-On Saturday last, during the
thunder that passed this REGION lightning struck
Mr. Michael Kehoe while work the seeps Of The First
Presbyterian Church, in progress Of erection in this viii
age Though he recovered from the paaysina shock
he survived the injury only few hours.
lWaferto,vn (N W Reformer
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Victoria is about forty miles from Indianola, and
according to the levelling Of Mr.. BULL, is eighty
two feet above tde-water mark at that place.
Persons writing to their friends in the Commission
would do well to pay the postage, as there is no
regular mail beyond San Antonio, but all prepaid
letters 60 on by the military trains
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CHARLES GLpN (Whig) has been elected Mayor
of the city of Philadelphia, where the Wings polled
q majority Of something like three thousand votes
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Total. a6,o46.. 81, ,597. .3a 730. . "a, 36s
This gives Mr. Lowe majority Of 1851 in the whole
State. The official returns may vary this few on one
side or the other.
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THE NAvY-sTEAMsHIPs.

| The following remarks on this important subject
are from the Richmond Republican: -
"There is plan foot in Congress, which is zealously
advocated by various gentlemen from the praes dispense
with all the sail vessels in the Navy, and establish in their
stead lines of steamships, which shall carry the mails and
passengers in times Of peace and be converted into
sells in time of We ask any of sense
Congress breaks up the present navy ought it ask
the simple and very obvious question: whether the capacity
steamships for naval warfare has yet been tested in
battle Of squadrons of single vessels We believe
never has. Ofcourse, them their capacity yet
matter Of opinion and deserves be remarked that while
various gentlemen who do not know the bowsp Of ship
from the rudder Of the opinion that steamships just
the things for battles the Deep there eminent naval
men who believe that while steamships would be useful in
occasionally towing sail vessels and in
commerce, they cannot sustain with sail
sci in action. II is believed that the necessary exposure
of the wheels Of the steamship will render her peculiarly La
bic to be disabled Let ball strike her paddles and
she is what the gentlemen from the interior would call
gone coon" is said, know, that other naiions-Eng
land and France for exampae introducing steam vessels
largely So they but they not renquishng their
sail vessels They wisely combining the two,
avail Of the peculiar advantages of each when
shall demand They not absurd dsmante their
old ships Of war; and venture their honor and safety upon
guess work. Let our legislators follow their wise example,
Let US Introduce steamships valuable auxiliary to the
naval arm but, in the Of sense and of the
national honor and safety let not break up our present
establishment until experience has demonstrated the fitness of
steamships for naval warfare.
VIRGINIA ToBAcco SrArIsrIcs.--The Richmond papers
contain statistics OF inspections Stocks and foreign exports Of
Virginia tobacco for the years ending s0h September s4s
and 1880 We learn from these that the inspections at all
points in the State this year 926 hhds or less
than last year. The exports to foreign countries, however,
show falling of Of nearly 10000 hhds being l,52ss this
year against I'll 4s in ls49 and the stock remaining the
warehouses on the st of October 1885, only exceeds the
amount on hand in the warehouses at the same period last
year BY about 1900 hhds The present amount in
houses is 1852 hhds Tho Messs John Jones & Co.,
who furnish these statistics say in regard to the growing crop
Of Virginia and North Carolina:
SO far to estimate the quantity en-
bracng all grades, we suppose will not exceed 1000
hbds, averaging In weight 400 lbs our opinion
that sales of fair and good qualities will be higher in April
May, June, and July, than earlier in the season."
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We have received from our Central Committee,
Of the National institute copy Of circular issued
by the British Commissioners for the Industrial
Exhibition, which we insert for the information OF
the American public.
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MARYLAND ELECTION.

MARYLAND ELECTION.
We have now official and reported returns Of the
election for Governor from the whole State, as
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Arrangements made by the Board Of Customs 10 admit
Foreign and Colonial Productions, for the purposes of
the Exhibition Of 1851, ,oithout payment Of duty.
All works intended for the Exhibition will in the 6rs in
stance be admitted into this country without payment Of
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-03-02
Superior Sugar-house Molasses
ALSO,

NJ EW Orleans and the real genuine Golden
~ Syrup for sale at the foptner low prices
which is at least 30 per cent under 'he regn'
lar country prices. a large supply on hard Al
G. l. JONES
nos3 New Cheap Cash Store
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-03-02
IMPJRITY OF TIE BLOOD.

IL possesses eouS efficacy G AL complaints SrSIt
from saiScSt'R uau i,ai's aJ fs Stomach from UU, i
Circulation, determination VI t.Jn head pip1ta11
OF he heart cold and hands, cold chfs and hot shS
tine body. II mas not equal in CodS and taEs
and promotes easy evpecory,inu and gentle peT-ro
RELAXING structure o the ius, throat and every ether n,r
Bar in nothing IS is excel eRce maIiie>ly
aChunM ndged than IN al Kinds and stNss. u
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-03-02
Charter Perpetual


CONTINUE 10 make Insurances on Lives the most
y favorable terms receive and execute Trusts, and
receive Deposits on Interest
The Capital being paid up and invested together h
accumulated premium fund, affords perfect security
the insured The premium may be paid in yearly, half
yearly, or quarterly payments.
The Company add BONUS al stated periods the
nsurances for life This plan Of Insurance the
approved Of and is generally in than any other
Great Britain whcre the subject IS best uudestoodby
the people, and where they have had the longest expert
euce} appears from the fact that Of IL Life Hsu
Companies there, Of alt kinds y this plan.
The first BONUS WAS appropriated in December 1873,
amounting 10 per the insured under the
oldest policies 10 81 per cent u per cent &C, &c
others, in proportion the time of standing, making
addition Of 500: $3.50; So, &c, &c, every $1,000
originally insured which Of more than 30
per the premiums paid aud without increasing
the annual pa yment 10 the company.
The operation OF the Bonus viii be by the follow
ing examples from the Life Insurance Register OF the
Company, thus:
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-03-02
GID DIR. JACOB T0NASEND,
THE ORIGINAL HISCOVERER or THR
Genuine Townsend SarSaD3rIiI2.

Old Dr. Townsend now about 70 years Of are ana La,
long been known As the AUTHOR and DISCOYERER
nl the GENULTE ORIGkA.7L = TOH.YSF END S 7R-
53P9kILL7." Being poor, be compelled 10 limit ia
manufacture, By which heen kep ont ~ mar
ket, and the sales CircunIscJed those Uuv vino lad
proved It's worth and known its value. IL had reached
the Of many, nevertheless those persons who had
been healed Of sore diseases, ana saved from DEATH nra
claimed IL exceence md NHnnderfI
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-03-02
DIR. MARTINS
CongDoun0 5prup OF
II Ii D c II B R R I

Is the best Medicine yet for Coughs, Colds Consump
l. ton, Asthma, Splitting of Blood &c. Read the fol-
lowing:
November 18th, lS4s.
Dear Sri take pleasure in saying you that
Mrs Ross has been entirely relieved of her cough by the
Of your Syrup Of d Cherry II had continued for
fully eighteen months. She had used several prepara-
tiOHs Of the Wild Cherry in popular use, but
with The slightest benefit unti-she took yours She
ly took six botlcs aud pleased to say she is in
good health. Every who Mrs. Ross thought
her in a deep decline. LEWIS p. ROSS,
No 265 :. Charles Street, Baltimore Captain Of Schoon-
er O X, Cambridge Packet.
In Clergynan's Throat il is truly &" Sovereign
Balm, the Odd Fellow, Washington county, Mary
land, Of june 9th, Isis, says. Price IS cents Bottle.
Prepared and sold by MARTIN & WHITLEY, at
their wholesale Drug Store, as $ Calvert Street, Baiti-
more,
And for sale by F. ]. HOFFMAN and
WATSON g. JACOB, Lewistown; ALEX
ANDER RUrLEDGE, Williamsburg, Huntingdon
county. June 30, lS49-ly.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-03-02
.-z-.=~.-, ..4s..
CAI~IiON EN1R \

man hg the naHis of cf.fFF ~, -sesg d i'm !.
yauns of the OF :. ? t",, nsvaa ara ne, A.:
Put nr Safsspara, wh.,h ,he, cal IT, Few
sends Sarsspaflla deaoDlust:ng i G!FCLTE n,,.ps.
etc. This Townsend is doctor and ba, as
formerly worker railroads canals and tie like Ye,
the title of Dr. for the nuTprse Of pnipg credit
what he THIS IS caution the pubic na, I, ,,
deceived, and purchase none but the q 7T.YULNF DRI,
MAJ OLD Dr. jacob Townsesa's sarsapariia having s.,
1t the Old Drs likeness, his family arms. asd h =,
signature the oi
Prineipai ore, ~ .vls-au =. .y,-e Ia,k c.ta
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-03-02
mANUFACTURED ONLY By
HARRIS, TURNER g. HALE,
Wholesale Druggists, No. 20l Market street
Philndeln

IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS ~
Drugs, Medicines. Chemicals, Patent Medicines surgical
and obSietrca Instruments, Druggists Glassware m
dowgass, Paints, Oils. Dyes Pertumeries, &e aid
exclusive manufacturers Of Harris, Turner mae
Sugar Coated Pills, IIuxhams Lnmont for e fhes inc
Ranbfidpe Hair Tonic EbeIIe Eye Water, Mrs. Mad
Indelble Ink Devices Celebrated Nerve
and Bone Linimen Magic Pain Extractor, Mrs ShaTs
woods Extracts Of Lemon and vanilla, for favorinG Pad
dings, Ice Creams, &C., &C.
For snle by dealers in Drugs generally in
Centre. Miffln and Juniata counties [auj-tf
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-03-02
is prepared from the liver Of the Cod Fish for medical
use, expressly for sales.


is prepared from the liver Of the Cod Fish for medical
use, expressly for sales.
(EItraes from the London Medical Journai)
&C J. Williams NJ. D., r r. :, Professor Of Medl-
cine in University College London Consulting Phy
ciaG TO the Hospital for consumption, &c, says have
prescribed The OIL IN above four hundred Of uberc-
!oas disease Ofthe Lungs in different stages which
been under my the last years and half In
the large number Of cases. 206 ont of23 its fol
lowed by marked and unequvoeal improvement varying
IN degree in different cases, from temporary reiarda
lion OF the of the disease and mitigation OF dis
iEessiDg symptoms, up or less complete
alton 10 apparent health.
The effect the Cod Liver Oil in most Of these cases
was very remarkable. Even in a few days the cough
and opacity the night ceased the pulse
slower, and of better volume appetite, flesh
strength gradually improved.
"In conclusion, repeat that the pure fresh oil from
the Liver Of tie Cod Is beneficial in the
of Pulmonary Consumption than any agent, medicinal,
dietetic regImenal that has yet been employed
AE hgus made procure hs Cod LiUSr
OIL frsh from head FHGrsrs be had chemically
pure 5g th single bottle, boLss Of deem each
It's wonderful efficacy has induced numerous spurious
limitations AS It's success depends entirely its purity
too much cannot be used In procuring IT genuine
EUsry bottle A4Utag signctHre Be
depended upon genuine
Pamphlets containing analysis Of the Oil, with
tees Of it from Medical Journals viii be sent
who addrtss Us free ofpostage.
JOHN G.. BAKER IL co,
HhslssaIs Druggists and Chsmisf,.
100 North Third Street, Philadelphia.
October -, Is4G-Gm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-28
Foreign Ports.

DenaFAa IS Rhodes. from Sew Il Z
ior Douufa brgs ~ GGptll "e
for Tub leland Dec Rdnb3 Han6-id. New HAVEN'T 30
Or Avsuo Thutna I'm Sorfsh Tor Tar9s Island g.
Pear Br Welsh for EalI DE- sch Warrington, IN Harnqos.
for heV,Y ork u Is
esei Ae Dutch Factory Jansen I'm Boston, June
~. FOR Batavia.
and Salem 9TH The q eug b-or- reported sd Oct 81 FOR Sa
lem Zaszl5ar. proceeds Huscat
SD from Zauzba about Sept TO- brs astget Ann FanAs from
Bombay Tor Southern
Touched Helena hp Paul AEen I'm Aaraa Aas
6, AnJer Sept ls for >a'-u
Feto Aszorad which IA I'm aata 18th alt
Boston has been stated The Srn Of that ie VII
miugtnn 10 the middle o. August fer Rueuos AIRES.
SD m nesos sbo.t 9Th nit Hope Pecs ss= Orleans
AT Palermo 2h at scsn Aatole,,e. from AarseHes
Quarantine to load for Boston, san bg San Gorgc, and Eliza
for Fev-Yors
sa frn RoobelleQh ut bark Shannon EBtdg. Boston
~ RIO Grsnde Oct - bark Dssgas Marshall for Sas "a ds
brig Margaretta Leach. for do
Carbee, MCErton Scotia, Hubbard
At Msrscs5o about 9Th u .c Cha. Appleton Guer from
Thomes for Boston Sailed 77ta sch Petrol Young New
York
from New York, jast Sailed oh, Sunbeam to Pro
viEGeto#nl Sisai-
An at Bahia 49, sp Olivia Pug Baltimore TO-
ard aid I4th for River Of Plate
ash u Br.ch Liverpool Lenaa for Run Key
Goth TO load for Philadelphia
loh Queen Esther, Psadleton i'm New
SID b. sch Sunbeam Smrh- tnence) SsaL
Bermuda I'd Tucker, Ss~ York
forsSap Franctco 18Th Merlin By NwYork ST Thomas &ci
Ste ,ilen 9th nst, Br bark Janst New YORK
SD about 9Th sr bark Fanny San Francisco with
passengers little Wheeler her hold,
placed there before her decks we're lad,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-28

On Friday the .1h MARGARET widow % the late Thomas
AcCioAdy
n, Or T. w @ecr,ady
invited attend the funeral iom her lEte residence 0 Four
teenthst Sunday Afternoon the ih ast at "a CLOCK without
fusher notCe
Ga Friday evening tho gth Of consumption, EtlzABETH
McCIUSkEf; hseo 10 yeats.
place Sunday 0israeou o'clock from
her resdepce Of Reae and Greenwich Tue
IF Of the family and Also those OF her uncle John HsIu
lttpec;iu'h invited to attend
oa Thursday ats SOPHIA, vile Of Phoh Oliver,
IN tie 80 OF her
The ieads auuy these Of her brothers J P nd
ptnsres attend bo Gterats ooch P " Sat
ufdsy from ber hats residence Fortsth Il
olDr steshensoa.
The crds OF the iam rs.pectt Invited attend the aa
srA tomorrow SaedSl ihs s9si O'Clock from the residence
81 his fa,hsr. 1888 Sto0me 81 without ltiheg
On Friday morning ptc 81, 1880 HENRY BURR aged yeAI
aud days oub OF Henry A ard Harriet A BUR.
The relatives OF the family respectfully invited
st,eod the fuuef, the dvnce father ~ Fo III st
HI. remains will ts take TO 9resuwt od er ssrneut
Sacramento Srd. OF cholera kossRr MOTT STAINS
BURY NJ d formerly Of tbs eis, late Of hIcoayn
shoIi Illness, WILLIAM ATKINSON
ofHour, Al inson, Whithavsa Eusleud.
His acc brother frauds respectfully NV e atsnd his
O'Clock A. Dec S. lso a'st Faais Sauh' his
ran ans Will g inferred IL Greenwood Cemetery, =,
AT Thursday, Dec 50 1850 ats seoft ou |
mas WALTER yOITAIRE G1es. OF C. Waiter AMI Mary Aaa
CoIhurn. ssed years months and2 DAYS.
The Jends aa AtQgsUtarces Vt te- tsy a he OF
the Y Yrirer. respectfully lNici c aIsGH 'uo ~
.f on Saturday Dec rs ati O'Clock h nom re residence %
his pstents. i52 AdRns.i BFaotgul
~ Ase,d.su Scotland HAhiaI NoFs Ssosl ana Rene Aro
BatalotE my psptrsg5sss copy'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-28
Arrived.

Ship Chace Wle Charleston cotton Wardls
Bark WIN Brode Cray St MARK IL d. cotton &c TO
Bark MARY Parter to phadeha Aud Charleston de- cotton
rice, 70 y l. McCready.
Columbia Chapman 8esa, 18th Oct and gibraltar Nov
fruit, to Beecher, Draper B. DtVln,
Brig Zazs new Browp Boston ds shook and heading to the
Big zeuea tof Easpoc) Pane I'm ST. Thomas 18th INST hides
Big Sarah of scltuate Coleman Hacbe d. brazleto
Sood hides &c Collins WISE Co. Sailed Am Ma
ria, Smith. OF sud far Boston.
Brig BALDWIN, Shear Charleston ds cotton and to Dun
Sch col sattsfv Davis. Charleston and hccfsy
& Co
Sch Merchant Couch Richmond ds, ndse, 4 W Piersoa
mouth Of the RIVER split ofssa winch detained aeF
Washington, Ksndrct Georgetown, ds, nds to stutsss
Chairman Co
ch Delaware Farmer Stoke 1s Baltimore cotton 20 Bar
srh Mon.oon of Phiadelpha slinan I'm Gonavs d. ma
hogany wood Fe & Co. Pit ato Hampton Roads
sebTTalbo Johnson Maracabo 20 ds uc Aranguapua
Sch Hutchinson Petersburg, ard l. II The ta}cs
-four This morning O'Clock opoke aud at schooner
leaking badly toved the darkness AID
the heavy sea. could safely &c alongside,
Sch Butler Tibbe,ts, Machias 6 ds lumber
jenkins. Norfolk, 25hou -four Sailed n CO sohs
Delaware. and Pilot for New York
Sch Eliza Leland Coombs Bridgeport, ballast
Sch OceauQue Baker Baltimore, ds to Baustt
Sab Wachmar, Watson Geogsthown sc ds lumber to Brett
and Yose 23d inst, split hyIEg jo II gale
Sch Village Belle We more New Hven, bound to Virginia
Sch Alice, Seaman, Baltimore d, coal
Sch MARY Mauku, LaIaureue Baltimore 3 de-, coal
Sch Emily, Johnson, Cole Baltimore, ds, coal
The pilot boat Hall NO A. from brought up Nv
Jefferson Suffolk having fallen With =f of the
Woodlands, she beng leaky.