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PER STEAMSHIP GEORGIA.
New Spring Goods.

or Pieces fine colored Bareges,
~ 10 pieces fine Black Bareges.
Colored and Black Tissue Silks,
Dress Trimmings,
Jaconet and Swiss Muslins,
Swiss Dotted Muslins,
Prints,
French Muslins,
Genilemen's Summer Clothing,
10 doz. Muslin Shirts, Linen Bosom
and Collars,
Parasols and Umbrellas,
Dress and Sack Goats,
Merino and Linen Pants.
Fire and Common French Fans,
Gloves. &c. Call and see.
A. W.HODGE.
February %. 1850. 2o-u
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1850-07-12

The heart of the generous man is like the
clouds of heaven, which drop upon the earth
fruits. herbage and flowers; the heart o. the un-
grateful is like desert of sand which swallows
with greediness the showers that fall, bnt burieth
them in her bosom, and produceth nothing.
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1850-07-12

The Philadelphia Inquirer has an excellent
article, condemning anonymous letter writing.
The man who would circulate calumny, in this
form, should be rubbed with molasses and tied
along side of bee hive.
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1850-07-12

To PARExTs.-Boys that have been properly
roared are men in point Of usefulness at six
teen, whilst those that have been brought up in
idle habits are nuisances at twenty-one.
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1850-07-12

GRATITUDE.-As river returns its waters
TO the sea, whence it is supplied. so the CRATE.
full man delights in returning benefit received.
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1850-07-12

nOURBON WHISKEY.-42 hbls. very SUI
ID peror; also, fine Old Irish & Scotch WINS
kew, for sale by w L CUSHING d 20"
IanI2 SIS Common St. n. O..
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1850-07-12

0UNNY BAGS, 1000 emmy Bags, tor
lT sale BY G1RAuIr, HUTCHINSON q 20
Oct 1916
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GEN JOHN E. Wool AND THE CALIFORNIA
QUEsTIoN.-At dinner given a few days since,
at Albany. to Hon E. Gilbert, of California, Gen.
Wool was called upon, and delivered speech,
of which the following is an extract:
"He might point with pride to the progress oi
this great country in all the arts Of peace, and
in the walks of fscience-the extent Ct our COM
merce, and our growing wealth and greatness
as a nation He might speak also of the terri
torial expansion Of this nation. now extending
from the Atlantic 10 the Pacific; and he might
dwell perhaps on the controversies to which
these recent acquisitions have given rise. But
on this last topic the public ear was wearled
! The whole difficulty was in a nutshell. Why
| had not California been admitted? Why was
! her Representative to whose eloquent voice we
had listened-why was he not admitted to a seal
in the national congress? Why had not this
new star Of California been set in its place in
our constellation? Il had been intmated thai
| slavery was the cause. 1t was not. Slavery
was the pretext. not the real cause His o5serva
ton had taught him that political intrigue-po
/ litiral ambtion-was at the bottom OF all tins
| difficulty. The slavery question, he repeated
was the mere preteXt under which all efforts
/ toward settlement of this vexed question hat
( been thus far thwarted Slavery had nothing
| really TO do with it-and those who SO regarded
| il must look deeper into the springs of human
! action. As 10 the idea that this Union was il
danger, he had no fears Of it. There was M
danger-not the slightest in the world. Slavery
could never dissolve the Union; but he could tel
the company what might. When the country
was going ahead in her prosperous career. ant
needing more and more the legislation Of th'
national Congress- TO see that body actually do
ing nothing, the wheels of that branch Of thr
government literally stopped; the matter Of th'
admission Of State made the engrossing top
Of session-this il was that was calculated L
weaken the confidence of the people in III
strength fthe government more than any thinl
else. Slavery he repeated for the third time
had nothing to do with this, except SO far as
was connected with the great political struggl
now going on for the balance Of power in TIL
government"
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and siave-like salaam, he exhibited his power
over the serpent tribe to the writer Of this notice
when he went on board the Ripton, in Southamp.
ton docks.
He took ont the cobra capellas from box,
fondled with them, kissed their heads and mouths.
held them in his mouth, irrtated them apparent
ly to madness by scratching .hem on the back,
and even suffering them to bite him without expe-
riencing any apparent injury. Twas singular
sight to see one of these serpens irritated stand
ing firmly on small portion Of his tail. while
the body was forming graceful curves andi was
preparing to spring upon the boy with its mouth
open and its fangs quivering.
The greatest curiosity, however, brought by
the Ripton was the Hippopotamus. The one
brought by the Ripton is male specimen, in
good health, about ten months old, and 500 lbs
weight. 1t fed on milk and rice, about so pints
daily ofthe former and the latter was consumed
both boiled and raw. A number of cows and
goats were kept on board the Rplon TO supply
the milk.
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1850-07-12

BY relying on our own resources we acquire
mental strength; but when we lean on others
for support, we are like an invalid who, having
accustomed himself to q cFuteh, finds it dificpl:
to walk without one.
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1850-07-12

If we would enjoy ourselves, we must take
the world as it is-mix up thousand spots of
sunshine-a cloud here and there-a bright sky
"a storm to-day--a calm 10. o.morrow--the chill, ,
piercing winds Of autumn, and the bland, reVi-
wing air of summer.
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1850-07-12
El.eSga sEra.tGNE.


VXTE have now landing from Ship Beatrice,
w from Boston, PICKLES, KETCHUPS,
&c.-2l0 boxes Of w. X. Lewis A8lon, hall
gallon and quart Pickles, mixed, assorted and
Gerkins-Also, Lobsters, Salmon, Maekerel,
Haibut and Shad, in canisters hermetricaly
sealed. Underwood's Pie Fruit, Lemon Syrup,
Tomato and Walnut Ketchups, Preserves, Red
Currant and Raspberry Jellies and Jams, Spices,
CAYENNE, Carrie Powder, &C., &c. The above
for sale at the lowest market prices, for cash or
City acceptance. by
WIN L CUSHING & Co..
No. IS Common ST., New Orleans.
Jan u 2l-tf
NEW and SUPERIOR FlGs-l60O drums
l y landing and in store, for sale by
WML CUSHING Il Co.,
No 55 Common ST., New Orleans.
Clan u 2l-tf
NEW CURRANTS.-5 casks outstanding
N and for sale by
WM L GUSHING & Co.,
No. 50 Common ST., New Orleans.
Ian u 2l-if
n LIQUORS. and WINES. ot all kinds, for sale
EAby WM l. CUSHING & Co.,
No. 80 Common St, New Orleans.
Jan II 2l-t
HlOX WINES.-We have an invoice otvery
,Dextra Old Wine, in bottles, at 3 dollars per
dozen. WM l. CUSHING & Co,
Jan u 55 Common ST., n. @.
BUTTER ANE CHEESE.
N1TE are receiving, on consignment, large
wv invoices of superior Roll Butter, in bbls.
and half bbls., also in kegs. Superior Western
and English Dairy Cheese, now in store,
6l8 Boxes Western Cheese,
l6O do English Dairy do.
$50 Kegs Butter.
WIN L CUSHING d Co,
IanI9 55 Common ST.. n. @.
kSUNDRIES.-S in boxes, halves and
| Sqrs.; painted Tubs and Buckets; CTanberrles;
Vinegar: Ale; Porter; Nails; Buckwheat; Soda
Biscuit; Mustard; Tobacco; Cigars; Grapes; Sa-
leratus; CASTLE, Toilet, Shaving and Brown
/ Soaps: Lard, Whale and Sperm Oils; Shoulders;
| Lard; Beans; Sugars, Star and Sperm Candles;
Bitters; Starch; Paisine; &c, &c.
WM T. GUSHING & Co,
/ Jan II 55 Common ST., \. =.
DOURBON WHISKEY.-42 hbs. very su-
j
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1850-07-12

NT II. SCiiRIEDER CHAMPAGNE
W. subscribers will have constant supply
OF this celebrated Wine. direct from the only i'm
porter. VIM l. CUSHING s. Co,
NJ. So Common ST., New Orleans.
Jan - 2l-tf
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1850-07-12

HANDY.-We will supply the trade with d.
SGowan's celebrated Candy, at same prices
as if ordered directirom Gowan. Also, all 9TH
er goods not in our line, will be purchased
WM l. CUSHING & Co.,
Jan u. 1850. 2l-tf
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I publication of all sorts of trash a llyoe
! proportion of which HIS been Consigned tn the
bakers and grOcsrs' shops Ia the printad she -.
aud no incoBsderable quantity disposed OF at pfl-
yafe sale or by auction, and The proceeds poke ed
ky the Members " the debates be- accredited
Hence the amendment proposed Io-day for marking
the books allowed 10 each meiubrr, SO that II
found hereafter ia the auction stores, the gully
sprcu aiors may be defrctrd ny The "hrand." Upon
this important queslion The Houst adjourned.
For further light upoG the suhI sci, we turn over
the case Ia Mr. Greely. Tie MS had some expert
ence IN The business, and kdows all about H.
The plan OF the administrator mea proper, OF
the H"use, Is 10 push through FIRST OF al, this bill OF
CiWl and Diplomatic Appropriations, which viii
isfn'sh The most That Is required 20 keep the wheels
Of government, well CREASED. That hull through,
they propose "a take up he Texas boundary, and
next the California bill, aad press them 20 con.
clusiOn. These being dis io-r of, # they do no
more, they think enough will be- done 10 keep
every thing right side up all the ue Xt session.
he Civil aud Diplomatic bill Will probably oc-
cupy The whole of beu week, aud whea that IL
hnished then will come thu question of precedence
on thr bills for tho settlement of tne slavery ques-
ton, We expect Texas w,ll take the precedence,
aud that the free soilers combining with he ultra
Souiheners, will render the ptsstgs et the nil an
embarrassing piece of legislation Satisfied that
there is ii large majority IN The House, 10 FAVOR OF
the Texas measure of III Seuate, II ~ generally
admitted that the opposition will he formidable, by
the South against the surrender of Texas territory,
and by the free soilers against the payment of in
dtmn,y ior land which they do not believe TO be-
long Ia Texas
But the South are not un inimous among them
selyes-the moderadoes are IA the ascendancy IN
the body, and, however long all the slavery bills
NAV he DELAYED, they will all pass, from present
indications, before tli- adjournment Of Congress
We reel pretty sure, Al least of he Texas boundary
ard the California bulls.
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pERsosAt

INTcssATiox vAHrED or FRANCIS rorIsa, on
Chari-s,cna teltxrarhs despsteh fro Chsressoa. W
tie tndcrrxnss r.quirss NJ mws<tssr 81 rrsaas
rohrr thar~tcr ~ the dsets ~ dro
ina u NJ Ias0t. furshsr psrNsulsrs - 0stsinef
tyar,iyinsto jobs BssNkTT. is vs->y So. NJ
INFORMATION WANTED ov sLIzs raRou sos,
al "a tss assohin-syn Mis- shseld nee, us eye y
tae q her fsnd. In th ss.y thsy v
enfr favor ty ncuirs - Toe Herald s<s fst fur,ss~
~rsrisrs .As u Mia isqairy wh'sh ss~ss fre
fpper Cansds.
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SPECIAL NOTIOBs.


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HEAIIH OF Nsw CaLx.vs - There were eighty
one admieeions in . The Charity HcsPiia Yesterday.
~ has heen tie case Jhfau fhort the week, the
patients have <een mostly ali cted with inferp,iest
FEVER snd cher dsesrcr co1ivq1rnt on the warm
weather, Not case Of yellow fever has vet pre-
senter iself. and we hsve always, in form.r yssw,
hr. heard Of Il IN this grand receptacle 81 ike
i<ylieted The hosyitsi nov sontaips over r,oe
hundred patients, and we IRE assured that tbers
has been comparatively tcwer deaths lately than
has been Known for years--N q. Pioaysns,
Asr 10
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AmUsE mENTs IN PHTLADELPHIA.

RAREUNs MUSEUM, :HILADRLPaIA.-P. T. BAR
- mum, Proprietor and Manager. Henry Sanford, As
sstsnt Manager The grand Dramatic Occasion
konday the lsth inst, with . agsment, ia
creased and pow sn.suall.d company. &C. The ePspns
or the Drunk Ardsws sminsp y devsps tho
divers talents Of the company This Lecture Room. we'll
the entire Museum has besa thoros ghy reprinted
enbelishsd making its ELEGANCE complete Splendid after
petite Dramas, Ballads Dancer. Dissovins Views 40
million Of wonders In the saloons Aditanse IS cents;
Children under ten years Of age, i2S cents.
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RAII.RnADn,

NJ Acor AND wEsTrrr RAILROAD ccsrAry. MA
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before ,As pessns ~ s~<sF q ~. Besrt n Dr-e.r
EAAg soorT, frsvt<sst.
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WASHING.
gTwRLvRrREEs WASHING PAnPHLgl

TwHLvETREEs WASHING PAMPHLET
br..iis.,, 81 an expense o les; ,h.a ave espy,
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RoywwIxT rnEATxI-soSDAY EVENING, Ago.
riRnin S or III 4h < rssss re ~" Sr1. S sssd De
S.,s's. Er n,os; z.s. kir,sss Mr. Wi.as sssos. ns
ssIso Miss $ Dsai. sslsas Mis-. ws%y:. Psiosiss NJ,
niesr' 20 s.assds With he drs sstlsd tho YsoN 5
psss Miss Dns; joe sISs.i Mr. stsss. As"slS
w. sl Mr. 1sS rs s"'Gss Dr.
Al quarter TO sprtais rses a. halfpsst o'clock.
CAsTLE GASDEs-rnE cELgBRArED HAVANA
I Bssla d., Monday ,,sss Aq @ s ;;
Sa1oria ssnora rssssso dr. sIfadrs s1lna Afs.,s
KnE 81 c's;s siinsr ia Ian di'esrO sisaor say
iS ss ha,n s.so kS.stT sfpo5 bc.a Leader %
Italian ana Epx are @ sale h s ~ dSor oPss
q .ani'siOa. 50 0onss Performance ts commence
hor AsSIS ~ @ % pee s%ts s Tor !Gs nFs @s
mar cousin Joe AT Johs.tssi lazy ris,s ", ws'Sa,
ainmeni. viii with N. SERIOUS FAsILY
-csP,sn n9,gb, hssn,ry Mr. o. Jordan; sr harss rot-
deb HEX Rr sS,,SG LAZY sn.s,sy S'ai ~ n.sas
hIt. Ru,sel si,sE ma rorrsu,, Miss j. an
ATIonAL raEATsE oaArnAA srsnEr-,
ss tho AssS'i h p sS IL VIII
isr ie aisi ~ St drsaa i the WV YORK FIss
SGs%g..S sss.y Pes: ~ i:i:':s 4s' a,.srS:
Ms Grsttsa To eonsuds vita Tor the lst time iii
gRIAT oKIGINAL-Jsek NonPaTsn, Mr. a.. A. Perry
~ eeloel Ro1ss % ssatsi PHI. l,s
CHAMPIONSHIPS oFERA HOUSE CLOSED FOR A
~ short seseop.The patrons OF Chrsty kinStrels and
the public generally respectfully inrmed that for tho
81 STEERING and fenoyatns the building ~ hsohanes
Hail. they Will discontinue their popular concerts for short
During their in this city, the viii
gs Concerts st Utica on bo'd.y and Tuenesy August
Hth sud l3th ht syracuse Vednesday aud Thursday
August 18th and 18th and at Rochester Friday aad
Saturday August 10Th and 7th. Due notice will he given
OF their reaFsnins, 1T hoir long OstAhshed and untue
Hall in New York. L. p. CHRISrY, nireot-r.
EfLLoWs NEW YORK ETHIOPIAN oPERArlC
Troupe late fierces Nj Asrsls. at the Olymp, No. 40
Broadsty. between Howard and Grand sts-hoadsy Aug
H. and every night until further notice. The continued
pIformers has stamped them bong the plus u,ra Of
>. Ethiopian birds eomprissg company % shlrteen per-
formers under the direction OF j. Il. reows. TAJy viii
have the honor Of giving thor original uimahs Srtsa
night until further notice Aarseion
Doors ut Conosrt 10 oonsnos at ooook An after
neon Concert on Wednesdays sa5 Saturdays commencing
stsP.k
CAsTLE aARDEN IL NOW OPEN YoG THE saOEP-
~ ten Of walters during tho day from AN all p N.
Il Is The largest and most beautiful airy,
sfordns superior opportunity for roading nedsoH
updisturbsa prosienades, while viewing the
and delightful around. aad iuhssG zoe kasai
sea breess. Asni,,isn. l3k osnts.
INDIAN MISUNDERSTANDING BY y. A. AR
TAULT who 10 among tho Indian tribes OF Lake Su
pcror and from whom be has the largest
costly OF euriosts offered In this city So
verai have besn received aud ready
billion and sale ct the Lafayette Bazaar SO Broadway.
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posr oFPTCE NOTICES.


MAILS FoR KURoPE.-Posr oYPfcE SBw YORK,
WI H. 51Th. nails for the Catsd 3satss Nail
ttesm.r viii te made a. shis oee On rsesday
the tb irssns -lrsnr ct before tve y u xas
for steamer Bossosb viii BE- despatched
the cay regular mall esiIg q, ossot z.
~ to fs forwarded We New Haven. TAs 7psnsn,ary
mall via steninstes, III ciese a. four o'sless y. n
w " BHApY Post.s.,es
CALlroRTIA sAn.s-CuANok or DArs-PogT
~ ofcs, ksw York. August ". l&o-kotfes 10 herssI
gyes hat ne Gays q ssisg o. ne yai,st s,s.,s s.n
each tnstssd ~ the IS end rs,h Tss rsssiAs
nail viii Re dssrstsbs& Oeie the ,g,h % ha
wH. " BsABr. rossms'es
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BY reducing the wheat to -four the quantity OF the
latter eft Ut tide water this year, compared with the
corresponding period of last year. shows decrease OF
&1.506 barrels Of hour.
The tllowiug table shows the quantity Of some OF
the articles Of produce left a. tide water from
til commencement OF navigation 20 the l4h of August
inclusive during the years lsis l06 days; 1919, LOG
days; 1850, ia days.
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The boundary DlRcuIsy.
We clip The foiIosIng ard Tom the columns Of
the Marshall (Tetse) Patriot. " July 13d. -
ruBlIc IiErTIs

gg'l
The eitisens Of Harrison county ..,s,rv 70
qu-stsd 10 meet at the COURTEOUS. on urssv Eth
inst 70 tts into confederation our relstloBs Nth
cunpany. full stsnosBce " f>4rp~stiy requested,
that cur n,mb.rs 10 the L-prl <,ur. may ~ Tally w.
.uue,ed a. 20 ihs VII of their cons,tnsnt 10 rsssrs
70 this Eportant question.
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The aFgr' gate quantity OF the articles LETT at
Nde water from the com menesment OF navigate to
che lsth Of August nslusV during tho lsas aud
r.,O, was az follows
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A sInR pLAcE npERA nOusn-TnE FIKSr NIGar

A SIoR PLACE OrERA HOUsE.-Ns fIGR--IN CON-
IA Of the eNtreordhary aratiOns
production Of he Opera Of JUO u which renders
full feheBr.al imperative ia order render the
rformnnee perfect, The opening night IL postponed until
August Dth, when this grad rSoous ODe-a
Spectacle will sssnred DO given. The Book OF The Opsra
ed no ms " he had in the Theatre.