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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-15
DYTHE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

ID ApROCLAMATION.-I having bet II
received by the Executive, that Willis Ashby VA,
murdered the Scotts,ille Depot in the county of
THOMAS TUCK; that the said Tuck was a. rested
and subsequently made his escape, and Is now golny
at large Therefore do hereby offer reward oil one
Hundred and Fifty Dollars ~ any person or persons
who sh III arrest the said Thomas Tuck aud deliver
him into the Jail of Halifax county; and do more
over require all officers of this Common wealth, civil
and military. and request the people generally to
their best exertions to the arrest OF the
said Tuck, that he may be brought to justice.
(--~1 Given under my hand Governor, and uli
Il der the Less Seal of the Commonwealth,
~ at Richmond, this 9TH day of January. in
the year 1855 and the SD year of the Com
maLwealth. HENRY A. WISE.
BY the Governor:
GEORGE W. MUSFoRD,
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| TRRas-accommodating Apply to .
| Ia Io-6t GODDlN APPERSUN.

A RARE CHANCE.-The subscriber is
"A abont to engaged in different business and Will
sell very low the Arbour Restaurant and eleg mt
new Bowling Alleys-the whole 'hst RENTED. But
~ X. w. ALLEN.
;a,-atH Garner Main and 18th sts
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BOARDING, &c.
THE CENTRAL HOTEL {

RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.
Situated at the corner Of Grace and 9h ptreet, franf
ing the Northwest corner Of the Capitol Square aud
near TO the Washington Monument will ba IN rsadi-
ness to receive guests on the LIST January fsrs
The locality in ppnt OF eontiguity 70 businasa
being adjacent TO the Capitol Banks Custom Wo,,ee
Merchant Mills. and Warehouses together with n;
healthfulnrsa, because Of the beautiful preynenades
afforded BY the Public Grounds immediately In trout.
render at once attractive.
with such advantages, the proprietor appreciates
his responsibility In undertaking 10 serve Ia. pubic
to meet which, he gives assurance of ample supplies
aud the most assinous attention TO the wants of ali
who may favor him with their corapany
de 2x-dts FRANCIS J. SMITH. Proprietor,
y. j. g would be happy to receive calls FROM
nnmbcrs oi the Legislature aud others who mig ht
wish toengage roon.s before the opening day.
BOARDING
- Mrs Ill. =. PHIPPEN
Having removed from No. 81 Main strc It. betwes n
9Th and 9Th, 10 the next house above formerly oCcu.
pied by Mr.. Charles Bennett, would be pleased to
accommodate several families with pleasant airy
rooms, on favorable terms. Also few more da,
barriers. Apply early. jali-Iw
ROARDING.-MRs. LEATH, on South
~ side Of Main street, half square West of Fair
Urounds, can accommodate two families with pleas.
ant rooms and board; and, also. few young mtu.
JaH-3t$
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By Larus i Shine.
HORSES, MULES. NEGRO GIRL. &,

HORSES. MULES, NEGRO GIRL, &c,
4 &C, AT AUCTION.-Will he sold at auction. on
SATURDAY next, commencing at 10 O'Clock at ths
Horse Lot, several fne Harms and Saddle Horses
Mules, &c, &c.
ADDfTI0NAL.-Wii be added to the above sale,
No. pair Of young Mules. Also. Negro Girl. 10
years old.
JaIj LARUs 4 SHINE, Aucts
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND
~ IN HENRIC0 COUNTY.-In pursuance of a
decrsSof Henrico County Court entered the 9Th day
JANUARY. lsjs, in suit 81 led Melton Hoffman 1t
Al the undersisnsd VIII sell at public auction. on
o'clock. A. ~ Il iair if not the first issiay there
lying immediately on thenkicleaibnd, Freder1cks
burg and Potor,a yailros. ~ ~ Kxbmond and
, out q WmfTsylor. Esq and eiry ,nss from sich;
mond. and Is known as Hoffmhl'a Upon it Is a good
dwelling house. with all necesss1 out houses Ten
acres are cleared. the Resin good oak and pine tim
VIM. Taylor, J; D. shepAArd afRothers.
TsIHs-ope third cash. and TIE balance in two in
stalmeutsdf TX and 5tyflve AShths. with interest
from day ot<ele Bopft with good security. for the
chase nfonSesis paid
l.. StPAIE WTTTrp
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n hhai OE O-Nh II " ~ DnEu AND SIA
4 ACRES OF LAND, CALLED "PRICE'S" ON
THE NtW BRIDGE ROAD. ABOUT Is Miles
bEL0N RICHMOND, T0GETIIER WITH CROPS
STOCK, &c. THEREON, FOR SALE ATAUCTfoN'
At the request Of Mr. Joseph Elliott will sell at
public auction, Oh the premises. on TU ESDAY. the
"a day OF February ISIS. commencing at II O'Clock
the above located farm. containing one hundred
and six acres. Of which seyenty-five acres are
Cleared. bal ance in wood On the cleared land
there has been seeded lhirty-four bushels wheat
with two tons of Guano. The dwelling and all the
cut houses are in good order, and are ample for
moderate sized family The location is ii me one for
aphyscian. After which will be sold all the perish
able estate on the place. consisting of crops Of Corn
Fodder and shucks; young and well brok g Mules:
2Cows ~ Cows; all the farming implements, inclu
ding an excellent Wagon; also 50 cords of wood
TERMs-one-third cash, balance 81 one and wears
for nds b. airing interest, secured by a trust deed
For the personal estate. all sums under $50 cash
over that amount, months credit, for approved en-
dOrsed negotiable paper. ~
The taxes for f.:,S to be pail by the purchase
ial3 9ODDlN & ApPERSilN Aurts
7. S-Lmmediaiely after the sale OF the above
harm, Will De sold all the farming Utensils crep of
Corn and Fodder, aud all the other personal proper.
~ on the place,
TEHAs at sale, In l5-jScw
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-03
PROCEEDINGS OF THE CITY COUNCIL.
EXTRA SESSION.

THURSDAY, Dec. ., 1858
FIRST BRANCH.-Prcscnt-Mr JOHN T. FORD President
Mr. TALBOT presented the petition of John L. Brown
praying to be refunded certain moneys illegally paid by
him for lscenSc Referred to the Committee Claims
Mr. GLANvILLE presented the petition OF Robert Young
and others praying that certain part Of Montgomery
street be declared public highway Referred to the Com
mittee on Highways
a message was received from the Second Branch, au-
thorzing the Comptroller to contract with Messrs Game
well ana others for the erection OF Fire Alarm Tele
graph, providing the cost does not exceed $230OO.-
Agreed to-
resolution from the Second Branch paying for the
painting of the boat Thomas Swami in the of the Ma
rine Hospital, was agreed to.
resolution from the Second Branch received, de
ciarug that when the Branch adjourn Monday next
it adjourn Sine die
Mr.. BEAIE offered an amendment, striking out Monday
and inserting Friday, which carried.
communication received from the widow Of the
late police officer Robert NJ Rgdon thanking the Mavor
and City Council for the years salary appropriated
The Joint Committee Highways reported in favor Of
planting trees on Broadway. Rules suspended and the
report adopted.
Mr. NEWMAN, of the Joint Standing Committee on Fire
Companies reported in favor of the petition Josiah E
Dell, to remove certain frame building. Adopted
Mr.. HENDERSON offered resolution in reference to r1rn
ishing certain members with three copies of the revised
ordinance Adopted
Mr. BEALE called up the report of the Committee on
Markets, and offered substitute for the same granting
a certain stall to Mr.. Watermeyer.
Mr.. CUNNINGHAM opposed the substitute stating that
the party in possession is entitled it, Mr. Water
meyer having failed to pay his rent He also stated that
Mr.. Erdman formerly occupied half the stall
MIR. BEALE.-Thati is not so.
Mr.. CUNNINGHAM.-I have the floor.
Mr.. BEALE.-Well, state facts.
Mr. CUNNINGHAM.-I am stating what believe to he
facts, and will not be interrupted The gentIaar So
the seventh ward should be more courteous He then
continued his remarks pressing the claim of the present
incumbent. - VIZ P'NseH
Mr. BEALE said that the gentleman from the ninth ward
came here stating what fact and when
he became pettish He explained the manner in which
also stated that Mrs Watermeyer started to nav the rent
OF the stall but tainted just before she entered the office
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Ia W INTELLIGENCE.

CouRT or COMMON fLEAs.-Hon. William L. Marshall
Judge The Court was engaged in the following cases
yesterday:
Jesse NJ. Cuson Samuel ". Kramer An action
on due bill, alleged by defendant to be paid Verdict
for defendant.
Orn n Zane e. al. John Hunter An action to re-
cover for money advanced. Verdict for plaintiff for
Sl99.
James 5; Browning James Desvareux. Motion for
a new trial overrued
CIRCUIT COURT OF BALTIMORE CITY.-Hon. VIM George
hrehs Judge. The following business occupied the
Court yesterday:
Henrietta r. Glenn, &c. Executors Of John Glenn de
ceased, rs. A. B. Davis and others Exception by com
panant 10 the report Of the Commissioners dividing thu
real and personal Of William wilkins deceased
Before reported. Further argued and concluded by s
J. Wallis for complanants, Vim. Schley and T. s. Alex
ander for defendants. Under ctria
SUPERIOR CoURT-TIon. H. Collins Lee Judge Tba
Court was engaged in the following business Yesterday
Caleb y. Maltby rs. Thomas Smith. An action OF re
pcVid to recover cargo of oysters. Before reported
The Jury being unable to agree DISCHARGED 7 n
B. Latrobe for plaintiff Whitney & Thomas VIM II
Iravers, and Coleman Ycllott for defendant
Edward c. Boughton John J. 0. Wilbur r r Uor
Wit for plaintiff; Robert c. Barry for defendant
Charles G. Phelps rs Horace Magne. Bevan and Knott
Tor paintit Cochran and Stockbridge for defendant
On trial. "
Assignment for to-day 1913 to Az
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L A TIE ST NE W S.
TELEGR MS
RECEIVED Al THE QEElGE nE LITAE DAILY EXCHANGE u
Virginia Democratic Convention,

Gratis here to-day is immense Phoenix Hall is
crowded nearly to suHocation, there being dele
gates present from nearly every city and county in
the state After stormy time temporary or
&anIatlon was effected by the choice of Col. 4. c.
Butts, of Petersburg, chairman. committee of
one from every Congressional district was appoin-
tea to report officers for the permanent organiza
ton. Every Democratic editor in the State was
appointed a Secretary
After recess, at p NJ, the Convention re-
assembled, when the committee appointed for the
purpose, reported resolutions and nominated Off
GERS Tor the permanent organization most ac-
crlmonous debate of some two hours ensued, when
a scene OF "contusion worse confounded' took
place, cries of every description being uttered
calculated to disgrace the proceedings of any de-
Lucrative assemblage Several delegates attempt
ed to speak but were silenced by clapping of hands
shouts and Kisses. Mr.. Leake, of Stafford at last
gained attention and order was restored.
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DOMESTIC, MARKETS

NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET, Dec I-For Beef
cattle the market much the same as last week a
moderate demand prevailing throughout the day Prices
advanced, however, about half a cent on the medium
qualities, which sold at SIC. to e4c. this week
readily than Scd9c. last week. Quite number Of
fancy cattle offered at prices ranging from 10c up
wards. Butchers not anxious to purchase at the
going having obtained sufciency last week. but
as brokers were firm many of them yielded rather than
rust to the chance of decline The receipts have fallen
on nearly 500 head which fact the advance may be
goE attributed. At Bergen Hill there changed hands
% ool head at prices ranging from &c. to 9hc. The
.gai number offered Tuesday and Wednesday at all
I M sarus 1912 head, against S4S head last week At
Allerton's ~ was a'ou' 'ne ~ s % "
dnu PIX Is well supplied with and calves and
calves there prevailed fair demand but prices are lit
very few only bringing high cts The
% brini ecs are about ~ cts quite number, howev
49, G kas olo3 cts The total receipts this week have
been o4o against cog The supply Of sheep and
Continues dn an SOo less than last but the market
uA aaa prices without change The offerings
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The Presidents DEesc.ge

WAsnINGToN, Dec. 2.-The Presidents message
is in type and will be ready for the press TO-
morrow. Advance copies will, according to present
design, be sent only to Richmond, Va, Baltimore,
Philadelphia and New York. The report of the
Postmaster General is printed, and those of other
heads of the departments in the hands of the
compositors. Copies of the message will, with
tHe accompanying documents, be distributed to
the press, heretofore, by the respective Post
masters of the above named cities as soon as they
shall be notified by telegraph that the reading Of
the message has been commenced in Congress,
which will probably be on Monday next at o'clock,
p. NJ. But few members of Congress have vet ar
rived. The great rush will be within the next two
DAYS.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-03
A u Y s E u 4 " rs.

FRONT STREET CTECUs.-Notwithstand the disagree
able state of the weather last night the Circus was filed
with quite large audience TO witness the first appear
ance Of Mr. W B. Donaldson, the fayorite Ethiopian
Clown He performs again tonight in conjunction with
Miss Saie Stickney and tie full strength of the Com
pany.
HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.-lIrs. Julia Dean Hayne
takes benefit at this Theatre tonight when she will a
pear in two of her most celebrated charactcrs-that Of
Blanca in the tragedy of Fu-jo Constance in the
comedy Of The Lore chase. \ beautiful play, called
this city is in active rehearsal and will he produced on
Monday night next
OLD FoLKs.-Thc Old Folks are again at the Maryland
Institute and are giving their farewell series of concerts
They will not be here many days longer and those Of
citizens who have not heard this band will do well drop
into the Institute during the evening.
PANoR There will he but one more exhibition Of
the Bible Panorama after this evenings exhibition There
can be no more pleasant way Of spending hour than
visiting Temperance Temple during the evening while
this work is there
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE

BUENOs AYREs.-2150 bbs flour 200 hbIs rosn 2O
bbs rice, so half bbs do 152 boxes tobacco 81 cases
brogans l2l boxes chairs 179 coal 6 boxes spirits
6 bales dry goods l25 boxes oysters 900 kegs
nails 100 kettles lard terces hams 10 boxes starch d
bbs bread 125 boxes soap 23795 pckets I57 OOj feet
lumber 'V "
LAGUAYRA-570O bushels wheat 46 tons coal Is hills
rosin. ' - ''
BERMUDA-2S4 bbs. -four, 43 bbls corn meal 4l9 bush
els corn ~ bushels beans and pease erces rice 40
pigs lard hb beef 10 half bbls do 139 hams - kegs
butter II bbs bread, A bbls potatoes 5 bbs onions
carnage bdlS furniture 10 sheep. 20 bags coffee 50
boxes cheese 2S boxes candles pieces bacon pieces
beef, IA boxes tobacco, Sc pkgs sundries
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The Case of the Shaver Rehabilitation of o
United Seno5nr

COLUMBIA, S. c., Dec. 1.-The counsel for the
prisoners taken board the SLAYER Echo to-day pc
titioned for a writ of haJeas corpus to bring the
prisoners before the Court to show reason why they
should be detained any longer in custody. The
Court granted the writ, which was made returnable
on Saturday at 10 O'clock This will bring up the
evidence and argument of the case. The Grand
Jury We're further discharged until Monday The
impression appears to be that the prisoners will be
held and the case taken to another District
The tenth ballot by the Legislature of this State
for United States Senator resulted in the election
OF Hon. James Chesnut, the President of the State
Senate. This is signal triumph of the Conserva-
tives. The ninth vote stood: Manning, 4G; Adams,
So. On the final ballot Chestnut received 80, Adams
81.
Senator Hammond is in town to-day, and his
presence and wishes doubtless had an influence in
the result.
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Ngrr.ler Of, ty-;ca

brutally murdered his wife, Joanna Crowley, last
night, by beating out her brains with the back of
an axe, and stabbng her in three places They have
not lived together for SINE. Crowley made
his escape but the police are in hot pursuit
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-03
Promotions In the Marine Corps,

WAsHINGTON, Dec. 2.--Ihe death of Brevet Ma
lor Bruke, of the Marine Corps, promotes Captain
Tansill to be full captain. Second Lieutenant
browning will be promoted to First Lieutenant.
is believed that the appointment has been confer.
red on George Butler, Of Arkansas, that State be-
ing heretofore without representative in the ma
rine CORPS
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The j. CLANCY Jones Vacancy.

READING, Dec. Gen. VIM. H. Keim, the Oppo-
sition candidate, is elected by over 400 majority
over Joel B; Wanner, the Clancy Jones and Bu-
chanan candidate. Thus far 43 districts have been
heard from If the still to hear from go as they
did did in October, Keim's majority will be between
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-03

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. l.-lnunctions were granted
this morning by Judge Grer in the United States
Circuit Court, at the suit of Horace II. Day ct. al
against Carey Neville and Hughes, J. K McIlwaine
and Sons, Wight and Brown, and Muslin and Ben
nett, enjoning them against infringing the patent
shirred or corrugated India-rubber goods, or any
cemented, woven, braided sewed fabrics, con-
tanning threads strips or sheets of India rubber
vulcanized as set forth in the patent granted to
Chas Goodyear, and which is now exclusively
owned by the nlaintiff. IL II. Day.
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Rumors Affecting the Cabinet

W WASHINGTON, December TT was recently ex-
tensivey reported that Secretary Cobb had accept
cd the appointment of Minister to France, and now
it is rumored that he is going to Englandin in SINH
lar capacity but there is the highes authority for
saying that there is truth whatever in these State
ments, and further that since the formation OF the
present cabinet it is not known that any member
thereof has had the remotest idea of withdrawing
from it for anv purpose
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-03
Marine Disaster

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 2.-The schooner Specie.
from New Bedford bound to Savannah, put in here
in distress to-day, having encountered a violent
N.N.W gale on Thursday night off Montauk Point,
and sprung a-eak at the rate of 5000 strokes per
hour. Her cargo is damaged and part was thrown
overheard
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-03
Embarkation of Gen. Paez

New YoRK, Dec. 2.-Gen. Paez embarked at noon
to-day for Venezuela. He appeared much indis-
posed from the effects of the recent accident He
carried to the steamer Caledonia on a litter
supported by soldiers He had large military
escort,and was accompanied by Mayor Tiemann and
oil niii
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-03
First Hail from Kew NIcxico.

Sr. LOUIS, Dec. 2.-The first through mail from
Albuquerque, New Mexico, arrived at Neosha, Mis-
souri,, on the 18th of November, the time occupied
ed to intercept the mail, but were dispersed by a
shot, killing and wOunding two of the principal
chiefs. The mail which left Ncosha on the 10th of
October had not been seen or heard of. The con-
ductor of the mail thinks the time will be reduced
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-03
IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE,

WILMINGTON, y. C.-Schr Louisiana
III bbls rosinJas. Corner & Sons; l25 casks sprits
turpentine, 400 bbs rosn Il bales cotton-Whedbce &
Dickinson, 30 do do.-Richarson SMALL 80 casks spir
Buck
New YoRK-Str. Fanny Cdd,caTader
800 boxes raSins-W. G. Price cases Indse-Giesk ke
Nieman; LOCO pkgs. do.-sundry persons
PoRTLAND-Brig Phoebe A. PGiqe
$500 pieces heading 5000 do. hopping 20 bbls apples
20 boxes mdse-order.
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BosToN, Dec. 1.-The british bark Y. 3. Dean,
from Glasgow, arrived at this port last evening,
bringing the crew of the British bark Agenoria,
which the Dean had fallen in with at sea- and found
in a water logged and sinking condition.
Dr. j. '. c. Smith nominated last night as
the STRAIGHT American candidate for Mayor
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-03
INOTESTS

Yesterday morning Coroner Sparkn held an inquest at
the Middle district police station the body of man
found in Jones Falls near Centre street bridge There
was no recognition Of the body before the jury Officer
Joshua Mitchell testified that he waded into Falls and
drew out the bOdy-that the about two feet
deep and there was about the same depth of mud DR.
II. 7. p Gcat1s made an examination of the body but
could not discover any marks OF violence except small
hruise above one Of the eyes This he said might have
been sufficient to stun the but cause death
The jury rendered verdict of death from drowning s-
perinduced by unknown to the jury. After the
jury had been dismissed the body recognized
of young man named William Fcney residing with his
ather Sharp street Henrietta street. lie was
employed at the Light Street wharf in unloading
boats and Wednesday worked all day. In the evening
he went home and dressed himself and haEpast six
clock he at the public house of George Freeberger
on liollinsworth street near Grant. He hard work
ing man. addicted to the excessive intoxicating
liquors: was about % years OF age and unmarried His
body removed 70 the residence Of his fathcr
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Brig Hannah A. Campbell. Bennett for Baltimore was
l aiding at AttahapaS, Goth ut.
vt Holmes Hole Goth ult.. schrs D. K. Arey, Turner.
from Belfast for Baltimore ydrauge Butter Baltimore
for Boston; Evergladc Eaton, and Nendovi Bray Alex
andia for Boston
EASTERN PORTS
NEW YORK, December Arr. ship Robena. London,
barks Antelope, Port SPAIN Wild Fire Cruz: brig
Fayorie, Omoa; schrs S. b. Strong and h. f. Abbott
North Carolina; Tantamount Georgetown. h. c. Crd
steamships Bavaria Hamburg; Alabama Savannah ships
T. ). Perey San francisco; Constantine, Mobile barks
Hawatha, do; Moneynick, CharleSton scT. Eleanor,
jacksonville
Also ship Jane Parker Liverpool; briggs Matilda
Porto Rico Hidalgo, Nuevitas Elizabeth, Turks Isiand
schr. J. W. Dcering St Martins.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 1.--Ci'd brig W. C. Clark Pen
sacola; schrs W. c. Audenred Charleston; Helen Mar
and Montevue Washington
BOSTON. Nov. 80, nooH.-Cld bark GrTon Havana;
brig G. II. Berry, Mobile schrs. Rescue Wilmngton
c.; Freeman, Tansicr.
SOUTHERN PORTS
ALEXANDRIA. Nov. 30.--Arr. Schrs Ann H. Ringnld
and Maria Elizabeth New York; Embark PHILADELPHIA
CID schrs Henry Finch New York; c. Deering Portland:
Snow Flake, Providence.
RICHMOND, Nov. 30.-Arr schrs. W s. Triplet and
Montario, Philadelphia; c. Williams Windsor J. P Lo!
land and J. Forsyth, New York
WILMINGTON. Nov. 3O-Clrd schrs Blue Nose Hall
fax: Jonas Smith. New York.
NORFOLK, Dec Arr. brig Mary, Halifax.
CHARLESTON, Dec. Arr. barks Matthias y York.
Hollander and Kate gham Boston, brigs j. R. Rhodes
Aux Cages Hayward, Jamaica.
SAVANNAH, Nov. 30.-Arr steamship Huntsville and
ship J. C. Humphrey, New York
NEW ORLEANS Dec. Arr. (per tel ships Bewood
and Augustus, New York.
NOTICE TO MARINERS
Notice IS hereby given that Spar Buoys been placed
at Spring Point Ledge and Stanfords Ledge for the win
ter, and Nun BuOys removed
By order Of the Lighthouse Board.
THEo. P. GREENE
Lighthouse Inspector, Ist Dist
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PHILADELPHIA, Dec. IA locomotive attached
to freight train the Camden and Amboy
Road ran off the track at Rancocas Bridge
this morning, and the six and eight o'clock trains
were delayed till noon at that point The track
is now clear, and all trains arrive and depart as
usual.
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From st Thnnhns.

New ORLEANS, Dec. 1.-Ship Mayfower arrived
here from st. Thomas, 10Th utimo, reports
having left in port ship Messenger from New
York for st. Catharines, dismantled, and brig
War Eagle, from New York for Pernambuco,
leaking.