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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-03-25
City of Bath.
An Ordinance establishing Police Regulations.

An Ordinance establishing Police Regulations.
Be ordained by the City Council of the City OF Bath
follows:
SECTION J. There shall be elected BY the City Coun-
Gil, annually, any Assistant Marshnls they may
think proper WHO shall be Police Officers and they shall
receive such compeIsn ion Tie City Council mny from
time to time, determine.
SECTION g 1t shall be tie duty of the Assistant Mar
shas aid the Marshal in the discharge of his duties and
in his ABSENCE act Marshal They shall also act
day Police Officers, enforce obedience all Police
Statutes and Ordinances and when required by the May
shall attend and direct the night watch and SHALL
far be, prevent crime, protect property, ard pre-
order in the city.
In Common Council, March 2, 1852. This Ordinance
having had two several readings passed to be
dained JOHN HAYDEN, Presi ent.
In Board Of Aldermen March 2 1859. This Ordinance
having had two several readings, passed be or
dnned. So JOHN PATTEN. Nay,r
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The World Convinced

The world of cheated, now has grown
Somewhat incredulous, own;
But when whole crowds. late in dcspair
Upon their solemn word, declare
That Cough nor Cold need trouble give,
With RogeIs famous Curative.
To so. the the Lungs. the phrgm expel,
And fever, like charm. Tepel;
Why then the world believes, periorce;
Truth leaves it then other course
The Syrnp that will Colds eiace,
Give the worst Coush the comp de grace,
Bronchitis cure and that sad group
The Asthma, Influenza, Group,
Deserves, from all with common sense,
warm and hearty confidence.
eau rION.-None genuine unless there is OIL the
bun wranper note Of hind, signed with a pen, by A
l.. SCONII.L & co.
FOR SALE. wholesale and retail, by A. l.. SEQ
NlLl.& co Proprlelurs at their Principal Depot,
GOTHIC HALL, No. 3l6, BrorduU1y, New ork 10
whom a orders for the Medicine. and letters relating
10 agencies, should be addressed, roN paid.
ALSO for sale in Bath, by A. G. Page; Waldo
boro. by NJ NJ. Rawson.
PRICE-In large bottles, 81 90. bottles for SIS
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

Boston-Ar 9Th, ship Zaratan, (of Damariscotta)
Chase, Apalachicola; schs Convoy, Allen Bath Syph,
Dunton, Westport.
Ar lsth brig Round Pond Pierce, st Domingo sch
John, Colby, Wiscasset.
Ar 18Th scts Santa Maria, Manu. Freeport Brilliant,
McFadden Wiscasset.
New York-Ar 18th, bark Mary, of Waldoboro, Gil.
ley, Matanzss IL.
Ar 22d, brig Carribee, Crabtree, Havana.
New OrleanS-Ar 9fh Realm Stevens, Rio Janei-
70 Champlain, Woodward, New York.
Cid 9th inst, ships Calcutta, Lorng Genoa Harriet,
Berry.
Adv 9th inst, ship Adriatic, Snow for Liverpool wig
800 bales.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-03-25

Parson Brownlow says The Wings, with
Scou as their candidate will he beaten 5000
votes IN Tennessee and that Scott has per-
sonal vanity enough to damn seven success
i've administrations and with it very poor civ
il qualifications, and by no means a high or
der of talents. He has been an incubus on
the Wing party for years, and defeated Mr..
Clay's nomination ia 1910 and in Ie4s.'
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-03-25

GEN. ScoTT.-The whig papers are telling
a story of General SCOTS receiving an offer
from the Mexicans, after the peace, TO stay in
that country and become President with an
immense salary. The inference which the
People are requested 10 draw is that, ifScoit
was fit for President there, he mus: be here ;
an inference very long shot from the prem
ises. The General might make very good
Mexican President; but he will not ans,oer
here. What has he 10 say respecting The
Compromise Of 1850?
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-03-25

Mr.. Brook Ga Whigl the newly elected
senator from Mississippi, in letter to the
legislature written previous to his election,
says that he does not count upon the support
of the Wing national convention, as he fears
it will be tinctured with free soism; but be
will vote the Wing ticket, should the Balti,
more nominee be unsound on the Union
question.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-03-25

The GREATEST SwINDLE YET.-It is said
the opponents of the Maine Law practsed
great piece Of villainy in New York, last
week. They took the call that was circulated
for meeting of the friends of Daniel Web
ster, and having secured the signatures of
a large number of influential men, tore off
the call, substituted remonstrance against
The passage of the Maine Law, and forward
ed the documents TO Albany.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-03-25

There was a violent thunder storm al Nor
folk on Sunday afternoon I4,h, not often srr-
passed in severity in the summer season.
The peals of thunder and flashes of lightning
were terrific. The house of MIR. George
Kneler was struck, and injured inconsdera-
bly, in various parts.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-03-25

Some wag suggests that it would have
been well for Gov. Hunt TO have committed
the sentence of Grunzig, who has just been
hung, to transportation over the Erie Rail-
road-so as to gire him one chance in a hun
dred for his Hfet
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-03-25

The Governors of the New York Hospital
have resolved henceforlh not to receive with
in the walls of that institution, any persons
having Ship or Typhus Fever-from the fact
that 1t is intended a general hospital for
other than contagious diseases.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-03-25

LIBERTY OF THE PREss.-A letter from
Vienna, in the German Journal of Frankfort,
on the 9th all the principle editors of the po-
litical journals of Vienna were ordered TO
wait upon the military governor, and receive
from him instructions MS TO the way in which
they are in future to express themselves.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-03-25

An Trshman was sued by doctor for the
amount of his bill for medicine and atten.
dance, and Paddy being called upon to state
why he refused to pay, repled-'Wby should
pay for such stuff! The medicine WINS of
no use to me sure he sent me two eme,ics
and ne'er one Of them could keep on my
stomach
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City of Bath.



Be ordained by the CITY Council Of the City IF Bat5
as foioirS
SEC There shall he esiablisheda Night Watch for
the City, consist of ten steady, able bodied who
shall be employed by the Mayor such terms, and for
such times he may think proper, removable by him
nj his PLEASURE The captain OF whom shall be appointed
by the Mayor and Aldermen.
SEC 2.-lI shall be the duty of said Watch 10 obey The
directions of The Police Officer WHO may he appoint, d
by the Mayor for thai purpose and when Eot nlEeT-
wise ordered by The Mayor, ii shu be the duly OF this
captain 10 that is constantly stationed al The
watch house. and the remainder 10 he employed in pa
trolling the from eight O'Clock in the evening io
within half honr OF sunrise in the orninS, To 10
the prevention, and giving the alarm OF fires, and per-
form all legal duties of waichmen.
SEC 3.-Every Waterman who shall f. II To obey the
legal orders of the Mayor, any public officer ci9rged
by him with the direction of them. who shall be asleep
shall willully neglect his waich during the time lie
is required be employed thereon shall iorte, not less
than Than five dollars.
SEC 1.-The City Marshal shall have charge OF any
watch houses whichare may be provided by the cy
for the convenience OF the watch, for The security nf of
Tenders and shall The be kept clean md
in good order use and shall provide all the necesa-
articles therefor.
In Common Council, lIarch2 1852. This Ordinance
having had Two several readings, passed 10 he Or
dancd JOHN HAYDEN. President
IN Board Of Aldermen, March ,, 1S52.-This Ordin-
nnce having had TWO several readings, parsed 10 be
ordained. JOHN PATIEN, Mayor.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-03-25

Professor Crouch, the celebrated musical
composer, gives a Concert at the Universalist
Church, this Thursday evening. AS the
author of "Kathleen Mavourneen," which has
gained 50 much deserved popularity for Kate
Hayes, and others well known, he enjoys a
reputation which warrants rich entertain
mpnt
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DISASTERS.

Part OF the cargo Office of ship Marion from Boston
Havana, which put into Nassau after being ashore
thrown overheard to tighten the vessel while undergoing
repairs, rather than pay tonnage duty The unusual
sight in that latitude Of large blocks of floating ice
created considerable interest The market Of Nassau be-
ing fully supplied prevented the sale Of any of the Mari
ons cargo.
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Bearings Panacea LapsOrum.

THIS is invaluable remedy i'll all injuries resulting
from external Violence such Commissions, Sprans
Laceraons of soft parts, Cuts, determinations and Fee
from injuries and dangerous surgical operations in
many Pain in the Chest resembling Pleursy in
some cases of Infammatory rheumatism Lameness
and Feet from long walks, and tight shoes also in
Coms made by pressure in short, dry nightly
Coughs with Splitting Of Blood Nose Bleed from blows
in Dizziness and Pressure in the Head in violent After
pains in chdbed also i'll Injuries of the heads of In
fants at birth, &c. &c.
The proprietor in offering this article to the public does
pretend that is sovereign remedy for every dis
incident human life, but for the purposes above
specified it is WITHOUT PARALLEL A trial is
only needu prove this fact and its cheapnes places
this trial within the reach of all The proprietor might
obtain many testimonials its great WORTH but the sub
Joined re deemed sufficient:
The undersigned having ourselves made Of Dear
ing's Panacea apsorum, believe be of the
valuable remedies ever offered to the public.
WILLIAM STACEY, WILLIAM F. EIDE,
THos. X. BRADFORD, ANDREW r. CAHILL.
For sale wholesale and retail by the proprietor, Bath
Me. JOHN DEARlNG.
Jan. A. 1852 6m30
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Potatoes forHale

On BARRELS of Early White Potatoes, superior ar
oO ticle for family use, seed Every farmer should
provide himself with this variety of potaoes being the
best in the country hey raised upon the farm of
Capt Cancey DRESDEN and during the last i've years
they have been affected with rot
Apply at the recently occupied by Samuel Nc
Lelan. 3w8g
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NOtice

WHEREAS, Moses A Graves, of Brunswick caused
w advertisement to he inserted in the Eastern Times
paper printed in Bath fobddng NIL persons trusting
wife Ann Graves, she had left my bed and board.
do hereby revoke said advertisement and regret having
caused the same to be published. NJ A GRAVES.
Brunswick, March 49, 1852. 3w39.
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EASTERN TIMES
81 MARINE JOURNAL, MAa
PORT OF BATH.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
THURSDAY, Mar l6.
CLEARED.
Sch II Sampson, Berry, Gaudaloupe.
FRIDAY, Mar l9.
ARRIVED.
Sch Jane, Turner, Portland.
MONDAY, March 90.
ARRIVED.
Sch William Kilborn, Baltimore.
TUESDAY, Mar %.
sch Leader, Lewis, Boothbay.
sch Hylas, Snow, Boston.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-03-25

LIBERAL. The Ladies of Bangor gave
Levee in that city, OH Thursday evening, for
the benefit of The Poor-at which $50l were
collected, and handed over TO the city mis-
sinnarV
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-03-25

The Legislature of Wisconsin proposes to
memorabilia Congress for the establishment
of a new territory, TO be comprised of that
portion Of Michigan lying west of Lake
Michigan.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-03-25

The Maine Liquor Law has passed the Min
nesota Legislature, with proviso submitting
it to the people.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-03-25
Guardians Sale.

PURSUANT 10 u license and order # ON the Judge OF
Probate for the Co ny of Lincoln, shall offer for
sale lot OF Ian ana the dIngs thereon situated in
the town OF Lisbon, being the homestead wherein Sa-
rah Cat lin, deceased. wife of Samuel + Calm, ior-
meIly lived. Aud the same left 10 ApIonso Catiin,
bounded as may be by the deed Of Joseph Moore
10 said SaraI Ann Cailin, dated May II, \ d Ie42.-
Said sale will lake place the premises, Saturday,
April u, 1872, al 10 O'Clock A NJ.
MO SEES r. CArLIN,
Guardian 10 Alphonso Catlin.
Frceport Matc'I 8 1852. 3w3S
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D 9 81 I IN s..

In this city, 2lst inst Mrs Mary Jane wife of George
soule, formerly of Portland aged 81 years. months
and Is days.
2S years.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-03-25

RATHER COCOA newspaper passed
through the Portland Post Office on Salur-
day last, directed 10 Mr.. Marston, Hebron
Me-, with the following laconic announce
ment written upon the back: No Liquor in
this PACKAGE
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-03-25

Al at SW Pass 10Th inst, ship Kennebec, Smith, Liver
pool.
Cid 18th, ships Rome, Otis, Havre Hampton, Young
Boston.
ApalachicOln-In port 5th ship p Harvard, An
dros for Liverpool ready for sea- her having fin
New Orleans.
Savannah-Ar 18th inst, brig Boston, Torrey Wis
casset.
Baltimore-Ar 16th brig H w Moncure, Titcomb
Attakapos 49,
York.
Holmes HOle-Ar Goth, brig Sea Bird, (of Rich
mond) Curtis, fin Havana for Portland.
MObilc-Ar 10th inst, bark Benz Adams, Cornish,
Boston.
:, Key West-Ar 5th inst, brig Cushnoc, Lawry, st
Marks.
Newport-Ar 10th, bark Albers, Pnrrngton, Provi-
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-03-25

Fifty barrels of alcohol, on the way from
Boston to St. John in The ST. Helena, were
seized while the vessel touched at Passport.
The case was tiled at Machias the jury
found that the alcohol was not intended for
sale at Enslport, and Judge Hathaway ordered
that it be restored TO the master Of the ST.
Helena
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Flour.

THE subscribers have hand large lot of superior
Flour which they will sell as Low The quail
iiy can be bought III this city. II SMITH Il co.
Jan |, 1852. IS
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Ia 81 T Z { 81 o. g 8.

In Chelsea, Mass, 18th inst, Mr. Marcus o Jackson of
Boston, TO Miss Flora McI.anathan of this city.
In Portsmouth, Mr. John II Chase Of this city to Miss
MARY e Gould of Woolwich; Mr. James Marson, Jr, of
Georgetown to Miss Lydia Martin Of Portland
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-03-25
BOUNTY LANu.

DY late decision al Washington. il is rsinbii,h-
IL ed, thai all the Militia OF Maine WHO served in The
War of 1919, for thirty days cI He'd 10
Bounty Land under the Act Sept, 1850.
Widows and minor children of deceased soldiers are
entitled TO the benefit of the Aci.
The undersigned is prcraIcd 10 receive applications
for Bounty Land and 10 prosecGIc tht m with prompt
HENRY INGALLS,.
Wisrassei. Jan 12 1852. anI50
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State Of Maine.

LINCOLN, ss-Distrct Court, Middle District, Februa-
ry Term, 1859.
GEORGE w. LEMONT, of Bath, in the County Of Lin
~ coln,i Mariner plaintiff, Francis Lemont, Of
st Helens Oregon Territory, defendant.
In plea of the case, for that the said Francis Ic
mont at said Bath, the twenty day Of Decen
& IN the of Lord ono thousand eight hundred
; iory nine, by his Of hand Of that date by him
W nea Tor value received promised the sail George
s,rr d%t, to pay him demand the sum of forty
JsS iatis. Yet, though often requested, the said
W :. ~, Hr.h not paid said but negeots and refuses
81 ~ ~ me damage of the said plaintiff las he ssith)
inc sum 81 VI o y, hundred dollars.
anu now appearing the court that the said Francis
Lemoht 10 hot resident Of state and has 10 ten
been attached In this suit, and TIN, he b b.a M rs,o
OF the tendency thereof II is oRDrREp Thai The nl,in
notify said Francis Lenoht me nerency ~ hi.
suit by publishing abstract Of his and decarntio
and thi order of thereon, three succesyey
in the Eastern Times newspaper printed Bath in the
county of Lincoln last publication be sixty days at
least before the Of this court TO be holden AZ
Wiscassct within and for the County of Lincoln, the
second Tuesday of June next that he may then and there
appear and shew (f any he have) why judgment
should be rendered against him in this suit aud
ton issue accordingly.
ATTEST e BOWMAN. Clerk.
Abstract Of Writ and DeclaraIion and Copy Of Order
of Court. ATTEST &c BOWMAN, Clerk.
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Notice.

Ii persons are forbid harhorng trusting my wife,
u Ellen Freeman, on my count rs shall ray no
debts of her contracting, she having left my bed and
board. GEORGE ii. FREEMAN
Bath, March 5, 1859. Sw3os
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Established in 1908!
Health and Strength Pure Blood
and Long Life!
DR.. S. 0. RICHARDSON'S
Sherry Wine F}itters,
A most Agreeable and Ln)alhbe Remedy.
ALWAYS SUCCESSFUL

ALWAYS SUCCESSFUL!
NliESE BlTTERS possess wonderful superiority
over all other medicines because they restore to
sound health. lmparl Tore viaor and elasticity The
whole sysiema power never known in any other med
icIne. They have cured more than hund ed thou
sand and have become throu The couGiry
standard mrdicne. The Of their great success
lies IN their curing the sick, moi by palag the synp-
TOMS but by removing the itself. They cleanse.
warm and strengthen the stomach and bowels, and pu
riiy the blnod-pu<sessng twelve times more power
than the best Spanish Sarsaparila. They quicker
i'll their effect. wholesome use and lasting
in their influence.
They empirical incidence but the prepa:
ration of regular prclicng physician, who has made
the study Of medicine his profess
They composed of Roofs and Herbs, which pos
the power 10 restore health and the
stilution
They have been used with unailng for forty
years.
They may be taken at any time, without restriction
in diet, hindrance III business while in every Stage
of and every scale of being they possess The
curious power of resisting the effect OF sudden cha gcs
noSplcre, and thus obviaie multiplicity Of evils
sonneced with variable and uncertain climate.
They differ from The maj ,rilr OF medicines in the fact
that The more they are known the more they ap-
health, prevent disorder, and attain u cheerful and
pleasant old age.
Particular Notice.
10 Hanover Street, Boston, with such referen-
may be deemed proper. will be puncinalIy al
Tended To. Agents particularly requested II men
lion III iher orders The safe speedy aid cconom-
cal route for forwarding their package.
Prepared by me, at South Reading, Mss. and sold
wholesale and retail my office. 10 rnouer Srset and
by agents. Merchants, Ira e's Drm sisis, Ap3thecd-
and dealers IN Msdcias throughout the u States.
IS cents per bottle. 50 cents per package.
AGEyrs-A q Page, John Mathews s. P. Shaw,
WIN. p Marston, Thos Bowlcs, Bath Gm1S
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H F. GANNETT is prepared TO supply his customers
vi i, with Buckwheat Flour, Hommony and Samp with
New York Sugar House Syrup. Mar 81
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State of Maine.

LINCOLN ss-Dis,rict Court, Middle District, February
Term, ID, 1852.
JOANNA T. LEMoNT, Of Augusta, in the County Of
Lincoln, widow, plaintiff, reTSns Fruncs Lcmont, OF
Oregon Territory, defendant.
In plea of the for that the said Francis A L.
mont at Bath, in the said county Of Lincoln the
teeth day of December in the year Of Lord thou
sand eight hundred and nne by his Of hand Of
that date by him signed for value received promised the
plaintiff to pay her her order twenty ve dollars de-
mand with interest Yet though often requested the snd
defendant hath paid said but negects and refuses
TO do 10 the damage of the said plaintiff las she saitl
the sum OF ST venty five dollars
And now it appearing the that the said Francia
Lemont is not resident Of this Stae, and has
agent attorney therein that his goods hne
been been attached in this suit and that he has had
tce of the tendency thereof II is ORDERED, that the
plaintiff notify the said Francis Lemont Of the penden-
of this suit by publishing abstract Of her writ and
declaration and this order of thereon three weeks
successfully in the Eastern Times. newspaper printed
Bath the County of Lincoln, the last publication
be sixty days least before the term of il court
TO be holden WIscasset within aud for the County OF
the second Tuesday Of June next that he may
then and there appear and show il he have,
why judgment should be rendered against him in this
suit, and execution issue accordingly
ESTE BOWMAN, Clerk.
Abstract of Writ and Declaration and Copy of Order OF
Court. ATTEST :-E BOWMAN, Clerk.
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SPOKEN,

Feb % lat 2S &c, lon 81, ship Mary, MARSHALL FIN Cal
cutta Nov 14) for Calcutta
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NEW BOOKS!

AT THE BATH BOOK STORE.
The Silver Cup OF Sparkling Drops, for the
Friends of Temperance.
A Wonder Book, for Boys and Girls, by N. Haw
thOrne.
Memoir Of Mary Lyon, Compiled by E Hitch
cock, ID ID IL ID.
Closet Hours. by Rev Ray Palmer.
Gift Book. for Young Ladies', by DIR VIM AIcott
Knights Life of Hannah Moore.
Sea and Sa iIor, by Rev Walter Cotton.
CarlyIe's Life of Sterling.
Family Worship, collection of Prayers for every
day in the year, by $50 Scotch Clergymen, vol, clo
BOmar's Commentary OH Leviticus, vo clo
The Divine Government, Physical and Moral
by McCosh, vJ, clio. Gw23
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Per steamship Niagara.l
Ar at Liverpool ISL inst, ships VIM Sewall Jack
and Continent, Drummond, New Orleaus I'd, Saxon,
Crosby, DO.
Ent for ldg Isl ship VIM Patten Baltimore.
In port lds, Buena Vista, Howard for Philadelphia =
Italy, Reed, New Orleans.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

IONLlUN tOhlSs
Newport-ln port 5th ship Harriet Augusta Trott fin
London, ar eth, for Orleans soon.
Rio Janeiro-In port 26th bark Yankee Blade Wkit-
ney, for N Orleans day.
Cenfuegos-In port abt Cd, bark Amazon, Thompson,
GIN Trinidad whence she reported sid for Boston)
for New York 10th.
Hnvana-In port 9th inst ships NJ de Embil, Orr from
Bath, dlsg Josephine, Bornhom, FIN Boston, 5h do
Robt Patten, burlington, FIN do, unc Vermont, Dns-
more wig ; barks Henry Warren, Rairden, for N York.
unc; Sarak Boyd Whtmore fun do, disg vesta, Percy
I'm Wiscasset. 4th, do; Hnthorn, Small for do !;
Lizzie Loud Murphy. FIN Bath Louisa Kilham, for fr or
charer
cd 4th, brig Venus, Orr, Portland.
Per Steamship Pacific, at New York.
Ar at Liverpool Sth inst, Continent, Drummond New
Orleans.
Sid 9Th, Rockaway. Preble, Orleans 7th Geo WASH
ngton, Comings, York; 9Th, Buena Vista, Howard,
Philadelphia
Emit for ldg 9th, Saratoga, Trask, fin New York.
ADV 9Th, ships VIM Patten for Baltimore; Sarah G
Hyde, for New York 10th James Nesmth, for do 18th.
Cienfuegos-Ar 27th brig Marcia, Smith, st Thomas !;
Stephen Young, Gray, New York.
Matanzas-Ar I'd, brig Rainbow, Emerson Wscasset !;
llth. ship Erie, Curtis, York
Cardenas-Ar 9th, brig Jas Crosby, Pendleton, Boston
1lth, bark John Bird, Bird Baltimore.