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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-09-21

A lady once consulted Dr.. Johnson on
the degree Of .urpi'ude to be attached to heI
sons robbing an orchard. "Madame," said
johnson, sit all depends on the weight ol
the boy. ] remember my school.fellow
David Garrick-who was always a ll,,Ie
fellow robbing dozen orchards with i'm
puniIy; but the very frs, time climbed up
an apple-'ree-lor | was always a heavy
boy-,he bough broke with me, and j. was
called judgment. suppose lha, is why
justice is represented with pair of scales 81
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-09-21

extensively advertised in the public papers,
and also by means Of printed sheets contain
ing its analysis, and recommendation by
Dr. DAVID STEwART,a a Chemist Of this city.
From an attentive examination Of the repor,
on this manure, one Of two conclusions
mus. be formed: First, either The analy-
sis must be incorrect or, thu. this manure
is sold under a false name, i, being no "Su-
per Phospha.e.'
"Super Phosphate Of Lime," as we know,
and as is particularly stated 10 us in the Balli-
more Weekly "Sun" of May 20th, should
be nothing else but bones (or other Phos-
pha'es) dissolved in sui phuric acid and
theory shows the mixture Of both to be +:
For every 100 lbs. of raw bones 20 lbs. of
oil Of vitrol. Such a mixture would then
contain abou! 81 lbs. of real sulphuric acid,
without water, and its composition would
be pretty we'll represented by the following
numbers
Moisture, 10
Animal Matter, 81
Containing Of Nitrogen 1875, equal 10
! Ammonia, Is.
Hydraed Sulpha.e Of Lime (PIas.er Of
Paris) 80
Containing Of real Sulphuric Acid, Is.
Bi-Phospha,e Of Lime, soluble, "a
Con,sining of Pbosphoric Acid II.
T. THOMAS WAY, Consulting Chemist to
the Royal Agricultural Society Of England,
remarks that no neutral or insolubIe Phos-
to be en,rely converted into Bi-Phosphate
(Super-P J with i. mus. be said,
however. .ha, it is practically impossible to
do this. The manufacturer will either fall
some what short Of the entire decomposition
Of the Phosphate, or he will 60 beyond it.
setting Phosphoric Acid free; which, to the
consumer, is by no means an objeclion.-
Bu. j. is certainly an object to exceed IA
lher than fall shor, Of lhe mark, so as to
leave none of the insouble phosphate un-
| acted on.
The above statement gives US the compo-
| sition for the best article Of "Super Phos-
pba,e Of Lime," and though i. canno. be
practically made in such perfect manner
as it is represented by the above numbers, i,
will, nevertheless, be the surest and mos,
natural standard by which the quality Of
all fertilizers belonging 10 This class should
| l..
oe es"'ha'eu'
| Let US now see whst Dr. Stewart Gays IN
his 'Report Of Analysis OF a sample of B. b.
| DeBurg's Super Phosphate Of Lime" The
| following is a true copy Of the published
ANALYSIS. with an annexed recapi,ula,ion as
o;ven bv him
e -
Report of analysis ofa Sample Of &C. B.
De Burg'S Super Phosphate of Lime."-
Fe6ruaTy, 1904.
pRoxIMArE ANALYSIS.
Water 16.40
| Organic matter.
Containing Ammonia. $3.50
Asb *59. 10
ppox,u.rr .S.,ys1s OF ApoyE ASH.
~, 20 g.,
| HosPhoiio a'"' o. 90
| L!me' 90 20
| Magnesla, W. ~ ~
lnsolubie residue' 02'ee 02o
Salt, fotash ana oooa, ou'Phullc acio' ec'' o'.''
| *5s.lo
| -f /oo\ -, ,,o+
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-09-21

LABORATORY OF STATE CHEMIST.
No &c, Erchange Building.
August 90, 1854.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-09-21

%4I ~
In view of the above analysis, do not hesitate
to saw that this manure is cheaper to many far
mers at forty dollars per ton, than Peruvian Gu
ano at fifty, and believing as do, that there is no
species of manure for any crop, and much less TOR
all soils, still reiterate the opinion expressed
several years since, that these combinations OF
Peruvian Guano are more generally certain than
the Guano alone, which fails on many farms to
produce any good effect
/ have given its absolute value or money value
also nv opinion of its price-and it is my inten-
tion to apply one ton to my corn field this year
where its use is indicated, and where l am sure
it will compare favorably with any other manure.
Respectfully,
Baltimore, 79 North Eutaw Street.
We see o, frs, sigh. ,hs, 'he above does not
represen. Superphospha!e at all. Where
is The necessary Sulphuric Acid This is q
question which the analysis cannot answer.
We read in one place:
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ksw oaLaASs, Jan rs, 1864.
The ~ Of kio c. fee duroR ths past week have been
~ GOO bags, ~ 9xc i0Zc. The stock on hand IA
20 600 bsgs sterng exchange Ia dull and uasslsAos At
sac premium Mess pork has declined To $l2 Flour
Is active at 81 So
Nav ORLEANS, Jan. 20, 1854.
Cottn-ssies to-day coo bales. stock on hand,
$4,000 Large saes OF four ct 81 30, Corn has ad.
vauced to S5e., with good b, sinsss
Nsw ORLsAss, Jan 2s 1854.
Cotton was heavy yesterdsy, the sales barely reaching
1000 bAlsr fully decine Strict niddling quoted
at 9,sc The sales OF the seek 23 900 b.ss The
tecr.sse tbs receipts at II the 5oatnern ports
6o6 COO bales.
CHARLESTON, Jan ~, 1884.
Tho eass Of cotton to day reached 400 bales prices
rang re from 80 . 100. The market eho " no change
BALnnoRR, Jan. 30, 1884
At cattle market to day the offerings were $50
besves OF which 100 driven to and 400
cold at prices ranging from S3 2S TO 62k the
hoof Live hogs we're In fair supply and realised 90 80
rs per leo lbs.
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General Sam Houston, and Senator lanes Of Rhode
leland lett the Metropolitan Hotel Yesterday morning
where they had bsen staying ros1 to Pro,idsnoe and
oebsr cities down East The GencrAl will spend few
dgs Prov with his friend, Governor Dmond aad
perhaps deliver few temperance lectures after which
viii visit Bostop Lowell, Portland and al the principal
ansfaoturing towns down East, for the purpose, Ia
said Of sesns and becoming acquainted with the
featuring interest Of New England Senator James
extensive nsnufsourer believe, Of cotton nd other
machinery and - understood TO be strongly 10 favor Of
repeal or some alteration OF the present tArn
Maj. Wyss, lady and servant q. A; " H. Davis, U.
A. Capt Loper, Phsdel2ha, and N. N Swift, Bcstoa,
among the arrivals yesterday 1t tbs Astor Hsuss.
Capt Cullum q. s. A.; b, H. Robertson, U A.; N.
Ball. savannah. and Hon. T. v HicAs, Boston, arrived
yesterday 1t the st- Ntoholss
Chas Callahan, Railway, N James Hope, Ausuns,
Ca; Harry ronpsrly, PhiadephiA and Perkins, Jr,
Boston were aDocg the arrivals at the Prescott House
yestsrdAy.
ARRIVALS.
Prs Ceilss, IN ship foensde-cApt \ n Leak. nrs
Losk, u Peek, biesisw Blnnaas.
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THIRTY-rHIRD CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.

Senate.
WASHINGTON Jan. 80, 1854.
Ths galleries were crowded to at an early hour
n uxn laid before the Senate several Executive
musisaAocs.
RzoDs MAsD oFroszD TO AsNuEIse THE MISSOURI ooAPRo.
Mr. AnR (dsm Of r. L. presented the resolutions o.
the RAods Iand Lsgsaturs ipstructing its Senators to
Oppose anA resist any repeal Of the hssoar compromise
IAid - sbs table, and ordered to be printed.
orrosr7oa TO A MINT IN SKw YORK.
Mr.. RmzzAD (dem } Of Penn, presented twenty seven
psas;eas from Penn vanis, asAinht The removal OF the
mint 10 New York.
variety Of petitions vsre presssted.
GEORGETOWN LIGHT COMPANY.
nr. Busn (dem) Of Indiana, reported bill incorpo-
rating ths Georgetown Gas Light Company
BILLS PAssAD.
m Sm rs sutng the frAnkng privilege to the supsrn
eeudnss q ths CoAst Survey tai and passed
ne hin making Qu Dcy, illinois, port Of delivery was
oAns on ssv Mr. KING, no
Nr Cars (dsm) Of Mich offered resolution request
in9 the Pre- ident to communicate tne
vh NJ Marsh MiDi,.r at oopls relative 20 the
go o. - Rev. Mr. K'rg Adopted
.o.-oats tSe Natior 81 HoteI Company 1t Washington
slBTof OF PRnrfDE,r
n joint rssolnos fr IN the House sppo'aune
tion in respect to the manner OF eiecg President was
sdoItsd-
Hnapx se speciAl OF the day then taken up
anA ~ DouurAs proceeded to address the senate Ia
fu resort Of together with the replies OF 80
ators CSxs and 8 published under IN appro-
psfsts head in another part Of this papsr
House OF Representatives.
WASHINGTON, Jan 90, 1854.
hs SrrxxR laid before the House documents from the
Treasury Department giving nfor nation relative to the
manufAstnrs and importation Of sal.
I'm YnoFuaU ALTERATION nASsm UDCnSa THE
PaEIDUf, ETC
me Hssss tosk the resolution hen etofore osrsd by
Mr. Ewsg reQuesS the Senate to furnish 70 the House
hs jons rssoluon adopted the 18th nst proposing
the svpousnt Of select COMMITTEES on an amene msnt
Offered By him TO the consituon change ths mode Of
es,e Prss snt AID Vice President Of the United satss
II. Ewuse (vhis) Of KY said his object was to With
draw II rssoluton he had learned the Senator who
uads ~ motion In the 5snsts TO lay IL the tAoIs
woaM vithdrAw the notion and the probability that
ths B.sss win appoint q committee on its part He
found ths proposIfion to amend constitution
By hn has been mAunderstood ard therefore he wished
10 give N ezpiApau He desired the constitution -
- aenAed - % TO ak the people 70 vote directly for
Psds.k 80 Presto ent without the OF
sssssa1 anents at present daty rss there
borg ~ pe4dea legal moral obhg alton to the viii Of
thsl s4nsnts. In lien II this be proposed to divide
RsptsssHvss the majority Of each district sasr The
vote bs ~ whols peops Il might be sum ent t. say
that tAis = nev prcjsct II has sdvosatsd
II ss q thirty years y such msn as hssm. s.n-
RsSsrt Y. nAyns, Nathaniel MAoos Richard n Johnson
81 sehaks; sAd vas opposed BY Mr.. Rafos Kins the
esooA Se6@AMs< q New York. rhsy who ap psrshssdsd
6aags fssn u opening up q the Ausadnsat DO sos
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RoJlsso a R,ldtsrs- R1copoyt Ms Ncr<y--A Ciwsous
AGairOHeer Mssterson, Of ~ Chefs onss yesterday
tsc young named W. raeh hurpsy o. oharxe
Of rohbne bis uncle Of $3.50 In od bank bi sssms
that Mr. Eivsrd murphy an Of th: sesssed reass L.
dencs on Sunday and Wills there the ACCUSED susesd 70
extract from his rbcss ~ fmossy sbcys
nimed On the following crpns usc discovered his
formation given TO ths ofoG, whn prooeedsd ysssr.
day morning No. HS Car srsst and there found tna
On their vay TO tbA Chiefs once The accused becAus
alarmed, and s11no ~dgsd his guilt TO the oseer s.AAs
Ills uccle's trnpt ted up IN an Ella roosst hssd.
ksrchisf, rereveo in = washstAnd drawer The on
Ger vent ~ the place described, and there hs moe
ouy iouno the $3.50 In money, bot he discovsrsdA
savings Dss book, and the Old gsntlsmans will 10 shch
Mf~ms &. Murphy had left his nsphss the sum q
Leoo he whole the property has besn rsoov-rsd
nd the accused eommttsd 10 prison trial By Jusss
Bcgayt
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TIE wKAnR AGAN.-Ths atmosphere yesterday ~
much moderated fBsm the day previous and the ntio
pAsoo snow began 70 fAn In the Aternoon - 70 lAst
night the ground WAS covered WITH the White o. but
ths weather not cold enough give hopsso Moth
sleghing 81 to those who wish for It. liz a. ruora
sno q then flight rain, and . few Day RI mnd
sIusb will probably be the issue Of the H essnt ~.
settled state Of thu skies.
The Nnw YORK HohncuIrunAL SoCEr-A0 mveysAtion.
~ neetng OF ms socey wM ned Ast ow ming ct the
rooms OF the A. Asocaanon NO goo broacw rhs subject
for cousideraeon vN the "CultuIs o. hs Camslia" I"
which vM the theme Of convsrsauoa previous meet.
ipg but adjourned last night yerni spaeehes
made by Of the gentlemen ar ssat In rer.rd
10 the proper mode TO treat this fowx besdes vRIah
there vas no business Of importance.
ArTrMpTrD assrSAnoH.-A youngK A usmsS Coro~
Ottn, while quietly pasring throN Peal ain on I'm
day psht was stabbed In the lsg b. eoms psrrnn va
crept noessiy up TO him The uA crsant tsn ssd -
sed the yixlancs OF the poc M Orsis ~ ooe-
vsyed the New York Hospital. rbs as.aI.at Il mo-
known to him.
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jan. So-Dpcrross --.fohs Casel 70 Gorge Ccnnov.-
u lcsmsnt ordered against the csfsrdaat
Iroyos Wolf, - John Baka-Judgmcut set asids %
%, rnt OF $40 eo~ts Of motion 70 pAisth - sosa %
snisrire up usemsns Tho defendant To have ssa days
isase 4 sssA ". Damd s. Jones sndoGAgs AttashmsuA
crdsgpd ss,ias, the 81 dAan
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Tn. RaiIsoad Troubles at Erie, &c.

EkIHi IUbF.
The railroad track will bs repAired today and the
hAinsrsums running to IL is believed no wever
that the iracAs will be united the people are do
termned TO prevent the connection being made by ths
Cleveland and Erie AMI the Erie and Nor hs ast railroads
HARRISBURG Jan. 30. 1854.
Governor Bgier hes left here for Erie He has invited
General Purvisnce and W. Packer to aot - superin-
ndents of the Frankln read and oonhoue tie travel
rotil further action by the Il gislature.
The City Consolidation bill has passed the House With
few amendments requiring to go back the Senate
for concurrence.
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Assembly.
ALBANY, Jan. 80, 1864.


ALBANY, JSn 3o 1864.
BIIS RxP0RTKD
BY Mr.. HARRs-The bill for yas h.ttsr ra~ulatiou Of
the uniformed militia of Riotanond county. -
b Mr. LoNThe S<nsss bill for the bettsr support Of
the poor OF the town Of Newburg.
fHK ASYLUM
The third annual report Of toe State Idiot Asylum was
received.
large number Of local bills read and passed.
HARRISON COUNTY.
Mr. LozR in reduced . bill for the erection OF the
o. unity OF Harrison.
LIMITING DEBATE TriK TEMPERANCE BILL
Mr. MALLORY introduced resolution that NO member
rpefE more than ave u nutes, than twice. on
II Temperance bill vbiie II s being considered In Com.
mittee Of the Whole. aid over.
PROPOSED RICssS
Mr. X l. BALDWIN offered joint resolution adjourn
iDg the Legislature from the 10th to tho 18th proxo
Laid over.
THR KRR
The House then went mt COMMITTEES OF tt Whole on
the bill TO authorize the New York and Erie Bank TO
change its place OF ogrsss was repor ted and
the ID use adjourned till O'Clock when the rebato
on the Temperance bill win be resumed
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DostI Iuctlve Fires.
DESTRUCTION OF TIE HAYWARD INDIA RUBBER
WORKS AT CoLoHBsTxR, CoNS.-AAN BURNED TO
DEATH.

y
DESTRUCTION OF TIE HAYWARD INDIA RUBBER
WORKS AT CoLcHBsTxR, CoNN.-AAN BURNED TO
DEATH.
HAxTFoRD Jan 30 1854.
The Hayward Inds Rubber ", rks at Colchester Conn
consisiibg of Ave buildings, oyeo by ars
Saturday pight. One Of the ovsrseers named George
STARK ageo thirty one years pesned In the fsmes Five
hundred hapt have been thro Of by
this calamity The loss very heavy, but is covered BY
insurance
Only about ope-half OF the buildings composing the
Hayward India rubber Mi,s d-stroyed The Are
destroyed contained ali tbs mAohinery for preparing the
rnnse tie er gns room cuttios soom, NC. large
bnildioF for the receptions OF machinery, and
BURN ~ Office were aio burnt.
FACTORIES BURNED AT OswEac.
0swKGo Jan. 20 1855.
FIRE oce urred in this city saturday nj -et which
End chair wsretouse II xtush's mil aud s,'s shop
Losf atost % 00o nsased for 81 SO EtnA Com
psny, OF hartford.
rousDkiss DESTROYED AT CHICAGO.
CHICAGO Jan. ~, 1854.
The American Car Ccmpany's works In this CITY we're
partially destroyed by hrs yesterday moruns This bras
ssd iron foundry and Acksmith and mouliug sh Jps
entirely consumed Tas loss Il not yet ascsrtAios
but II is uncouotsd large The orisis of the are
sroRHs;pl sRoYsD IN MONTREAL.
AoSTRlAL Jan 80 1854.
rs on sstnrdAy nigh dsssrcy. CAnppslls dry soods
store, asd RobM ms mlrery store over IL co NotFs
Dame street Loss $4,000 Insured in the Globe Com
pany.
From PHILADELPHIA.
ARRIVAL OF THE CITY oB eLAsaow-rHR SHOOTING
AFFBAY.
amIADRIPaA, Jan. 30, 1854
The screw steam bip City OF Glasgow, from Liverpool
on the sh inst with so passengers, has arrived st this
port.
Captain Beaver, Of the Ssa Foam found sesret01
in the held Of the vessel yesterday af ernoon and
lodged In jail, together with the mate and crew.
s~sr the cssrge Of shooting William Crammer mate Of
the David Smith.
The Northern Liberties have subscribed half million
dollars 10 the No tn PenDsylvaba Railroad
The City c. euncs purchAsed to ght six lots for
market houses 1T cost OF $3.50 0O0 preparatory
ing do wr the sheds in Market street.
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ALBANY, Jan 50, 1854.
La the absence Of the Iisutsnsnt Governor Mr. DoK.
SON was appointed PRECEDENT pro tens
NoT0zs,
Mr. RaADSoRD gavs notice OF bill to amend the Re-
vsed Statutes relative 70 the sss Of drugs and medicines
Mr. ROBERTSON gave notice Of bill directing the ari
ces Of association Of railroad companies to anssrsd
to the State Engine sr's ofics
Mr. HOPKINS gave notice OF bill for the erection Of
bridge over he Hudson river at Albany
MT koBxRIsoN gave notice OF bill transferring ths
records OF banks to the office Of the Banking
NUMEROUS ASSAULTS
The bill for the punishment Of assaults with dangerous
weapons was psfsed
SURPLUS yUADs OF RANKs
The general orders taken up and tho bill to an.
savings banks and savings to make
deposites OF surplus funds in trust companies was ordered
to : third reading.
The senate then adjourned
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Suicide OF Connecticut Farmer.
NEW HAVEN, Jan. 80 1884
Austin a Parker. respectable farmer OF Gsilford,
while under depression of mind cut his threat In his
tarn With pocket knfs YESTERDAY morning. Hs 46
years Of sse, and leaves . fam ly.
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Loss Of the Britlsh Brig otter.

N0KFOIK, Jan. 30, 1864.
The British brig Otter, Hawkins, of Halifax s.. from
Port Ssn. Trinidad bouad Tor g. imore In ballast
totally sreck4d the goth inst Cape Charles Cap
tain and crew saved
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Railroad Extension In Pennsylvania
EAsToN Pa., Jan. 80, 1854
The 6rst LOGON otivs train arrived here noon to-
day The railroad 10 Hrished and ready for the ex
curtion train from Philadslphia on Friday next
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The Steamship Philadelphia ut New Orleans.
NEW ORIKAss, Jan. 70, 1864.
TIE steamship Philadelphia, from New York, has ar.
rived. She sncountsrsd . heavy gale thu l4th, in
which shs lost her masts She sails for New York
Friday,
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BosToS, Jan. 30-N,on.
The weather here dnrrg Saturday night yesterday and
las night colder than T. has been since 1889 This
mtipias however somewhat modei ated, the thar
10 Dover N this morning, the Thermometer Vas
twelve degrees below
Bosrox, Jan 30-Midnis hit.
II has been showing here since eight O'Clock this
evening.
PORTLAND, JAN 20, 1854.
At sight O'Clock this morning. the thsrmomster marked
eighteen degrees below zero at It At zero, and
and IT eight O'Clock P. 4, ten degrees below.
MoSTYnnR, Vt, Jan 80 1854.
The thern oneter here yesterday morning thirty
tso degrees belos zero; this morning 1t twenty eight
degrees below.
CosooRD, N. H., Jan. 30, 1854.
At sunrie yesterday the Thermometer hers indicated
twenty eight degrees below sero this morning 1t s nine
teen btiow
The river was closed With les sunday, but the
steam boats made passage through IL to-day and the
chsnuel win b hept open. Ine westner Is oderatng.
and It Is now moving.
ALBANY jim 80 1854
The weather now and has been fer several days
trsmely cold The ics Ia the river Ia very strong and
thousants Of heavily laden trains daily crossing.
None Of ths railroad ferry boat running aud pssssn
gers are convey cd aoross in sleghs.
Items from tho South.
LATE FROM fKxAB-vIR0INIA LEGIeLATURR.
BALTIMORE Jan 30, 1854
New Orleans papers Of Monday and ruesdsy last are re-
Tbs Dsriot Attorney had entered moe proseq In ths
fil ibuster case.
bill proyos ps aside two and baK millions for
school fund, 70 b hansd to railroad paaiss had
ting the bill the dsaisie Of the psops vss sdsptsd
iha vlrxips Senate has rejected the h
oup il Of doars for tbs extsnsioa a the xsnrs "a
AlerArdriA Railroad 10 Iynohburg
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Personal Intelligence,


For LIVERPOOL in the steamship Atantic.o Hopkinson
fro; Montag, Mr. Merrill and son; d Hill, o. VIM
King, Mr. and Mrs Falin; Schoeler, Austria; Mr. Haw
kns Mrs and Miss Mckee, Boston, A wilkinson, bearer
of dispatches; ii Stone Mr. and Mr. G Pott Miss Day,
Miss Buckley, Geo Phelps. Chas Powe, Foster, VIM
Holiness Messrs Drumming, Caron Nassau Wemer Pierson,
Blackburn, Rance. Mr. Kent Fling, Jules, Mr.
Grub, Mr. Holt, Jr Mr. Houston, J; J
Wicks Mr. Morales Washington Fuller Mrs Fuller
and child Mr. Ramon Achs and Gen Gender and
on, Mexico; Mr. Bergman, Mr. and Mrs Meyers, Bal
more; Robinson, Mr. Evans Ohio Peel Mrs Com
modore Perry Mrs Hawkins, VIM. Mann, Philadelphia
M Frant, Mshlon Day. Chandler, p benjamin., Mrs.
thwaite Draper Trinhoim, Prolean, SC; George
Jones' NY; A wortberg Mr. G Tenant lady and child j
Pott J. Deaplaine G Drost and lady fillmore; n
Shultz, Mr. Staube Henrques w Fontaiee and lady G
Petrie and lady N.Y. Chadwick and lady M Mrs Alley,
Mrs Martin Mr. Fonta and child; j. Bull,
Clark Mr. Ripley. Edmond, VIM Underhill, Mr.. Faxon,
lady and child; mrs James Randall London; Mr. d Law
and LADY, Deep Miss Lane Washington Miss Tai
lis Ohio Calemard France; Mr. Bounard Count Renard
C W Wolfe, Y Mr. Warrin, JOS Moors, Koechln, Mr.
Brush, Baines, Warner, M sehersE, M Nelson
Benjamin. Phisdelpha; Mr Palasios four children Mr.
Drs and Mrs NJ Holt, London; Mr. Birch, Mr. and Mrs
Ambc Mr. Etoddart, Mr. H Corey Mrs Corey Phila-
depha; Mr. Clinton, Mr. Ambs children and servant Mr.
Laughan, Shaplegn Philadelphia ckwood, Count
Renard's tervant Thomas Metrowits, Metrowtz, Mrs
Scott child infant Mr. William Thomas, Mr. Fut,, Mr.
LAMA Mr. Palcs Mr. Falls and friend, Mesrs Cohn
y Rowe, John Thompson, j Miller, Mr. Bigger, Me-
Kewan Mrs Civin John Wilson, John johnson, Davis
IL Riley. Z HArnold.-Total. l76.
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE,
Cleared This DIV.

Cleared this Day.
Steamship jamestown, Cavendy Richmond, &c, Ludlam
Peasants
SteaE ship Knoxville, Ludlow, Savannah, s L Mitchill
Steamhip Jas Adger Turner Charleston Speord, Tiles
ton Co.
Schr Cbas Robert Iceland, Washington. NC, Mitchl
Schr Howard, Lowell, Boston, w Lewis
Steamer Piedmont, Robinson, Baltimore, Parker Vein
Steamship Co.
Arrived this Day.
Steamship Alabama Scbcnck. Savannah, April II, with
mdse and passengers, to S L Mitchill.
Ship Julia CBrem), Erdmann, Antwerp. Al days. with
mdse and POI passengers to Meyer Stucken March OF
the Isle of Wight spoke ship Patrick Hence for Liverpool
18th lat 50 &c. Ion II 80 encountered hurcan which
the ship her beamends and filled the between decks with
water th parsed ships with loss Of opmasts and
yards 7th lat 40 Ion 6 &c. spoke FIR fishing brig Amelia
Of Granville bound E. with loss Of foremost and mantop
mast and was rigging up jurymas-dd not require any
assistance 18TH 81 spoke Br bark Ann Eliza
from Glasgow for Savannah is days OUT 2ls lat As So
20 49, exchanged signals with ship Devonshre from Apala
chicola steering 3lst lat "A 81 Ion a. ship, (sup
posed to be the Osprey bound e. April lat 43 o. Ion
several large icebergs.
Brig Teaser Cor Chisholm Guayama, PR with molasscs
to J hitney Co.
Brig santo Legrando Por Comes Oporto 4S days. with
wne to p Searle Co.
Schr Hardscrable, -, Roc kand days.
Packet ship American Congress Williams from London
rid Portsmouth, with mdse and passengers to Grinne
Einturn 4 Co.
Ship Constitution, 23d day from Liverpool.
Bark John Wesley "a days from Havre