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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-04


DEATH OF HAYNAu.-The decease of a man re-
markable for his cruelty and shameless subseryien
cy TO despotic power cannot fail to revive the re-
collections of his infany while living. Julius
Baron Won Haynau, field marshalin the Austrian
service, was born at CasSel in 1856. He was u
natural son of the Duke of Hesse by goldSniths
daughter. In early life hewaa so notorious for his
eccentricities, to be considered on the verge of
insanity. He was educated at CaSsel, and entered
the Austrian Army as Lieutenant, in SOL. In the
campaign of 1903 he distinguished himself so much
MS to be promoted to the rank of Captain in OF
the most notable regiments in the service. In 1918
he was elevated over his seniors 10 the rank of
Major, and acquired new laurels in the campaigns
of Italy during 1884 for his brilliant audacity,
and reckless bravery. Little was heard Of him
during the peace which succeeded the downfall of
Napoleon, until the revolutionary lement of 1913.
In May 1S49, ne was made Commander-in-c chief
Of the Austrian army in Hungary and Pennsylvania.
He twas, who led the Austrian army in that san
CULINARY conflict, which terminated in the utter
defeat of the Hungarian cause. Georgeri Surren-
dered, and the disgraceful crueties with which
Haynau treated the captive Hungarians, both wo
men and men, are fresh in every mind. Since his
disgroce at the Court Of Vienna in 1850, he has
spent his tme in travelling over Europe. OF late
he has resided on his estate in Ralmatia. He died
at Vienna, beneath the shadow of that despotic
Court, which he served so faithful yiin,so meau a
cause. e
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PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA
Curtain Warehouse,
III Chestnut St, Philadelphia, opposite e State House
i. HENRY w. SAFRORD,
IMPORTER AND DEALER In CURTAINS, CURTAIN Ma
TERIALs, AND FURNITURE COVERINGS, -.
WHICH he offers At the lowest market prices,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. = ~ 30
The stock comprising, in part, the following;
Embroidered Lace Curtains; Gilt Cornicea;
DO Muslin Do do Pins;5 %. IN 81.
Drapery Laces d Muslins; do Bands,
French Brocatells all dths Canopy Arches and Rings;
and coors; Cords, Tasses, Gimps,
Satin de Lanes; Fringes, Curtain Drops
Damasks; &c. :
A large stock Of FRENCH PLUSHES of all colors and
qualities on hand. =
PAINTED WINDOW SHADES. and HOLLANDS OF all
colors for shading. y 5=5
Persons ordering Curtains, viii give the measure
mart7-1yd&w - ~ 5
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-04

uMr. Thos. F. Meagher, in speech recently
delivered, at dinner given him by some of his
countrymen. at Charleston, S. c., the ether day.
said he had declared his intention of becoming
citizen of this happy country. He acknowledged
now no other Government than that of the United
States of America, and whatever efforts in behalf
of lis native land he might deem it incumbent on
him 10 make hereafter, they should be made as be-
came citizen of The United States. Nothing
should be done illicitly or Illegally. His conduct
should be governed strictly and rigidiy by the obli
cations he had assumed to obey, the Constitution
and Laws of the country he had adopted as his
own.-These are the sentiments of a genuine pa
triot, who knows what is due to the country of his
adoption, as well as TO the land of his birth.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-04


THRILLING INcIDEsr.-A correspondent of the
st. Louis Republican writing from Jefferson Bar
rcks relates the following wonderful feat Of SOL
der on the CAST inst: -
The old flag staff at the Barrcks had been sha-
king and topping all winter, and the day being
calm, the Gen. had party detailed to take it down.
Asoldier, Michael M'Anally, of Col. Bragg bat
terry, accordingly the cross trees and I'M
shipped The top-m mast; from some cause it b.came
unmanageble and glided through the platform to
the ground. The man at the mast head kept his
post composedly and gave timely warning to those
below "to sta d fr m under.' Nine out of ten
men with spar fifty eet long, shooting and rasp-
ing like an arrow through their hands, with an in
secure footing at dizzy height, would have left the
yard aud tumbled from the platform. While the
party below were removing the topmast, to the
dismay and CONSERVATION of the bye-standers, the
main mast with the soldier still poised at the mast
head, now swayed over, broke short off at its base
and plunged with Tremendous crash to the ground
The soldier in the mean time, was seen to change
his position as the mast went over. and circling
high through the air with fearful velocity, he with
perfect self possession adjusted himself TO clear the
frame work The cross-trees, and the mast near
ed the ground, heevidtntly with a well measured
leap, alighted with safety amidst his comrades. All
were startled into amazement as much by the intre-
pidity displayed, as by the imminent perilit avert
ed. The man-rnast was forty-eigh' feet high; the
soldier landed at fifty from its base.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-04

UNCLE ToMlsM IN WAsH1arools.- Among ss other
petitions before the resident from a waggish
Freesoiier in the East, formerly prominent Loco
gfoco, who has applied 10 President Pierce for an
appointment as agent to sell Uncle 1'om's Cabin.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-04

n A NEw siuoEa.-Miss T. Kettle has been giving
a series of private concerts lately to delighted au-
diences. THERE'S a naturalness about her notes
Z that is Very charming. The music gushes forth
with warmth and freedom that is irresistible. and
suits every listener 10 a n. isss9
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-04

TOBACCO AT THE WEsr. We learn from the
Glasgow Ho.) Banner, that farmers in that and
Randolph counties are generally abandoning the
culture of tobacco in consequence of the uncer-
tainty of the price Of the article, and its severity
upon land, and are going into stock raising, the
California demand for cattle promising profitable
results. s,.sa ~
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Poatmlazss t & at Cleveland.
We learn that ]. w. GRAY, Editor the cleye.
land Plaindealer, has appointed Postsnastero
Cleveland. GO SO y. :
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-04


HEALTH OF VIcE-PREs1DENr KIxG-A cores
pondent of the New York Tribune has been in
formed by n gentleman, who, couple of weeks
ago, spent day with Mr.. KING, near Matanzas,
that he is deplorobly emacated, and entertains no
hope ofrecoyering his health. He visits the sugar
house the estate daily, where the boiling opera
tionis going on. His friends think the steam from
the sugar kettle proves seryiceable, but lie sskep-
tical. He has horror of dying in foreign land.
and expects to leave in the US steamship Fulton,
laboutthe LIST of April, for Mobile. His neices,,
ms. Ellis and Miss King, and nephew, Mr.. Beck,
are with him. The proprietor of the estate is a
aFrenchman by birth, and is most kind hospitable
and refined old gentleman. The Vice President
ahas no appetite and lives upon butter-milk.
IL JENNY LINp.-The Boston Post is assured by
gentleman, recently from London, who received a
letter from the nightingale but few days before
his departure, that she does not intend appearing,
sagainin that she1s great admirer Of Amer-
and may possbly ysitit again, but has not yet
determined when; and finally, that her relations
with her husband are the very opposite of news
paper rhidors an unpleasant word having never
been exchanged between them since their mari
age s
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a5A writer il Putrnanss new monthly says: "a
bellies face. in bonnet of score of years since,
like rose at the coal scuttIe. Now
stands forth from herbonnet that rose bnrst
/ ing from the bud. si-alVia
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-04

RaItimore Piano Forte NJ annIae e'S III.
ri. WISE & HRoTHE Err manual We srset,l ts
81 Grand and Square Pianos, request Ins TSaEportB
ton or enale performers, to ale am ~, MS rE
proyement in the TOUCH of the piano ny ~ 10 Illy
The KEYS OF the same piano can be ~
sofr ToucH so as 10 suit the exact elasus tLg
touch Is Of the first great It yee
Of fine tone 1.-THE keys arc not ~
elestic movement, otherwise, the inheIs ss yTbo W
Instrument win remain unknown. Ihose osoi,JibsS
avail themselves or the best possible means It'd
piano, should not to givethi inVehuSos tTse Of
See business circulars, which may be ha@ -
age; by ad dressing nanuiae = x.90THBk.
mar2s mn.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-04

a-HAnr, THE scuhrron.-Aninteresting letter from
Florence to the Boston Traoeler, dated 10th Feb
ruary last states that Mr. Hart the Kentucky Soul
ptor, is making good propress withtthe new model
ofthe Statue of Henry Clay, for the ladies of vir-
,ginia. 1t will present the American statesman and
orator In one of his graceful and dignified pauses
while waiting the full effect upon his audience oil
his concentrated eloqnence before moving them
with fl, sh burst of his wonderful power.
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rPoIsoNINGrni

at. where he awaits his old friends.
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The JAPAN EXPEDITION Washington cor
respondent of the Baltimore Patriot, under date OF
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THRlLL1sG INcIDEsr.-A correspondent of the
st. Louis Republican writing from Jefferson Bar
ricks relates the following wonderful feat Of SOL
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rREAT NOATHERNn

GREAT NORTHERN rz.7
AErfEss s.y kassa T.: sss5sS n: Ts:s:
Cite; Lass Chicago Monroe Toledo Cleveland DuaEIE u
ia: S%gei IF TRhE BAYS ss
S SIMMER el he no.
~ pg n chicago the second morning at o'clock connecting
si sSgfs'H @ be TRFTx hfsies To
from Chicago va Cleveland Buffalo, Albany by the Buffalo and
w oP; 10 tram only o. Sunday from Lssae qa connecting
MohsiNe LNK-Thiryfye hours Chicago-st. Alton
% %i1R Sunday
60 miles sh RseaS SSd'&Gss GaTsss
a ns ssins az Ssssgo With Southern %
quicker any other Northern routs "
lst LIGHTNING ExPRESSI Chicago at NJ which con-
SG s he a ssSas pJ I s s
G Which Ale .sss s I At as Buffalo
1a IS s S5a Trains. ~ Z
morning. S s Ao a s,p p % and ays na in NswYs
EIpress which leaves Buffalo at arriving NewYo
g. TELEGRAPH EXPREssLeaves Chicago NJ making the
i ss Eass. ssSs M
a4o day. Also with steamboats,
iS ps ss %
Only Chicago sunday @al0a 'DA's
distance BY Michigan Central Railroad and Lake Buffalo ss
BY ns q miles. 400 m' IN i''0r OF
Connecting at Toledo with Toledo Norwak Cleveland
Also Bellevue, with Mad River Road, Dayton Springfield
Cincinnati
Also Monroeyie Mansfield Road for Columbus and Cpen
Also Cleveland with Cleveland Pittsburgh
6urgh, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington,
Also Dnkirk with NewYork Road direct NewYork
Also Buffalo, with York Hudson
Road to NewYork, and Western Road to Boston, -
As Al Buialo with Henelsyilie Railroad to New Work.
~ Thus forming complete Railroad all the
portant cities and towns throughout tho Eastern
" Passengers leave Chicago with the Telegraph Express
ran and reach Toledo O'Clock
tho following splendid low -pi essure steamers:
NORTHERN INDIANA Captain T Pheatt, SOUTHERN MICH
GAM Captain Perkins, and EMPIRE STATE Captain Wilson,
for Cleveland aud buao connecting Lightning
at Buffalo, via Buffalo and York City
- Baggage checked from Lsae Chicago Toledo
board the boa and through NswYok
ang baggage - Passengers will lind this route possess aivan
aes not enjoyed BY any other and by taking will
greater dispatch and comfort II the
pa senger can Lave choice of passage
railroad along the shore. =
ST. Louis to Newfok by Lake Erie steamer and Hudson River
Do By Iaks Erie River steamer 90
20 y Lake Enc steamer and Buffalo aud Horneye
Do BY Lake Score Railroad orpellsyie r.
Do by Lake Shore Railroad and Dkk Erie Rai ad 2
ST. Loas to by Lsse Shore Railroad NewYo
Do BY Lake Erie NewYci Genital and Western IS 90
St LOUIS q bSialo BY Lake Erie steamer ....... 90
s. Louis . Cleveland, by Lake Shore Railroad IS
ST. Leuis TO Philadelphia aud Baltimore railroad vs.
ST. louis to Pittsburgh all railroad. rs
Passengers are particularly secure the tickets
h Once before me departure OF the Boats making
IN iayo o. tue passenger by complying the above
B Travellers parties pleasure by either of the above
have the privilege ofstoppng for not
Of The towns en- their route
E TICKETS can be procured only a, tb os of the
Company No. 80 Fourth Planters House. where
inflammation with regard TO the different routes viii be cheery fur
nished. b. y FIFIEID
St. Louis, May 49, is5a -' ''' ' ''''''A~ '0"pa paSM
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Q; with what eesy cenes - -
of sunny sktes sud cloutl<p< t1.11= q z|<<'
tis.'s nswness, and esrthfs xatsiteuo
And when the sifven6ab 81 th4 eI1uE ~ ~ +.
Zones down upon thc AutenH su4, ~ v<1 -
sober gIAdaess the old ys.s tskus = ~ Al
HIS bright inheritabos Of golden fku1Es.
a pomp and pageant niI tie sPis1dil seeup.
There is bsautifuI spirit bresxAfex -
Its mellows1 riehness On The cfuresfsd txcu
And, fron beaker full Of rchest dyes
Pouring new glory % fAe autuuu woo6e rs
And dipping IN wars lig1f ~ rllarf6 otr611r ~
Morn on the mountain, hks gunmsf b1f&
Lifts up her purple wing 80 n ~ 49,
The gentle wfnd-s swest apd pnsuignats vuouR--
kis.es the hushfns lsef. Esd stin - ~
Within the solemn wood ~ ssa ~ U1u1unsA
And silver beech, and mspls yullcv.IouVu1-~
Where Autumn like faint Old unh, ~ No1u
~ the way-side e-rea<y. Thfough IL trgsS
The golden robin mower; ths pulVjs znch,
That on Wild cherry aud nd c61nf f<1o-.
winter bird-comes With ~ plnln&fyo vx11G&
And pecks By the witch -hassl 1&1ut - g
From the cottage rood the vafh1fnk rfm ID -
And merriy. with oft-rspexted as1Ea =
Sounds from tho thfsshing- now ~ baY -
o. what glory doth Iris wsvld ~ a
For him who, viii fs1venf beaz& eSoS 40
Under the bright end glorious ~, snd 1oolD
On duties we'd psrfoFn'd sud daJi wvn 0suts
for him tho wind, ~, end khs Ysljov Iuvu. -
Shall have voice, and give hin ol5qu5nt tnn1hinen
He shall 90 hear the solemn kynu III pcn6k -
Has lifted up for AL that be ska1l =
To his long resting place without tsn<
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Passage from New York TO Southampton and BremenFst Cabin,
main saloon, si2O first cabin saloon sl00
All letters and newspapers must through the Postofce.
No bills OF ladpg will be signed the day Of salng
An experienced Surgeon . attached q ship
For freigl9 passage apply
Mo1LER, SAND RIERA, 90 South street, New York.
Z. A. HEINCKEN d Co, Bremen
MARTlNEAU, CR0SKEY q CO., Southampton.
WM, ISEIIN Hayre, iyaa Am
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WATERLyvG PLACES.
r AXE SHORE PACKET srEAMER

AXE SHORE PACKET STEAMER .sl-N
CREOLE-summer Arrangement.-FOR
Jean SPRINGS BILOXI andinTs-he and
splendid low CREOLE Charles Walker MASTER
expressly for this trade with superior accommodations will
~ ho ows. = ~ = - - - ~ "
TUESDAYS: by A. NJ. Cars FRIDAYS ....by p NJ Cars
And the PontehArrau Railroad at the Lake The Ca
follows:
5,;,.' Nv Sysas' hs, Ocean ,gs
THURSDAYS by A. NJ. cars. EVENINGS
p. NJ. cars. s.lsATURDAY
sAIgkDh by aP NJ cars. SUNDAY EVENINGS.
" Freight received the Railroad Up % O'Clock on
~ The Way Letter Bag will the Agent on Tues
days nj az o'clock p NJ = - - ' ~ ~
Fare to Bay s.. Louis and Pass Christian eq Children
wants VI 25; Deck ~. Mississippi City,
Springs, % 50 Children and Servant. si 50; Deck sl.
r. GEDDEe Agent IL .ant Place
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DONALDSOVVILLE
E,oR DONALDsONvILLE AND

ESOR DONALDSONVILLE AND 49,
II THE CoAsT.-Peguar Packet Three Times la2nktt
y The new and fast steamer II. VI. JONES,
A. b Rngan master. will regular
leaving NswOrleans MONDAY WEDNESDAY FRIDAY
a. M Returning, leaves every TUESDAY
THURSDAY and SATURDAY MORNINGS arrives n the cy ty
= d snd vii land freight and I'll points
MARTIN GORDON, Jr
BOULIGNY 4 GANUCHEAU.
- ROMAN Il KERSIOy.
~ The Jones will on The eves every Thurs
day and Saturday TO receive freight. sug i'm
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.WHlTE LEAD-In 26, SO, 100 and 500 lb.
wv keg Atantie unon Bruohlvp P.ar rJ,s.-, ~
s1SsIss~ vAs ivih ihesSsa 81 Z 8: >
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NUMBER 1sI.


xrYupun 90,
M1.. W.
I.-,.c,, ,-n,a, Don a.. =
~. Hs,,s ,aIss.a, Js.sa. M..r.. y
'-''s ieo b.rs. E~rs No. MAcKEREL;
9 sssss GOLDFISH.
Z. 4: s.ga.i:s 81; asssnIses;
ss,s. B,,s Be,sssd wsssr md Spring WHALE OIL
rsf sas 70 arrive 81 j. n. CARTER CO.
ys. 81. III Is ceasa at. .ads Tsssssi..s.. ..s..
GUNDRIEs-
- eeassfSszsses easSHEsgs. s.s,. z: s. ,.,..s .i...,
sra.w 49, !, &C. %, ssssn.
FssRH FssRI ssSisya;sI:;i * n; es:I;is ,,.~'
suGAR-cTRED HaMs-ioo bsl.;
.T.1ngss -, y = p esl11z Co. % oa I.-...
Ras =. ~ ,,,xv
- sAsE9s ss' ''A''''''''' street.
fIouslaSe il sRa 5sI.. ssliges ;sas pstr ss.li..,
CUNDRIEs - :
- = = s:is' ssss TssssoS2 TTssss5SSo AisloSDs' ss
iyia AZ. COCHRAN co. % Gr..ier ssTsss"
SUNDRIES-
p. ss e., y "A c9caas ! ss CO. . s.a,;
ssssEsn1s 81. s..s: csssss e1s..
oils, OILS, OILS
" TAK2esis TAK2 9lIG,e oersa,od ee.; NJ; al
sf sssHisss9 '1ois oisea: es ss. ss.ie ss Il s. Raw
Sperm oH;ssss ssIioa: slss;ssd. ;vS al.
-. .nr -- : - - -. = Soo-a,e- :. s.-
u AIsINs-
hsis sss.:;' ss.: g. ss1ss quarter
MR-seo boxes clss'sr'. p store md lor sale By
r y. %. Cam strsct.
~r>TnDU,c -
y pRUNFs-In Jar. and Fancy Boxes.
RAfsNs-p n hole. Have. and ouart., ho...
ALMONDS, PkcANs .ad BRAZIL NUTS. IN and foi
0uNnpICc
- Fe..ls BY A. =. COCHRAN 4 CO., % Gravisr street.
80 80 ssss ssss SSse c9RoIisA shhs SEED cow PEAS.
,s Sass. fasas OLD o,a sAHA,CA VA nnv RUN. -.
SUNDRIEs, ETC
50 bales LANGuEpoc ALMONDS;
auio A r. cocHR m IN ! = CO. "a e,.v;sr .,r,.,
CUNDRJEs-
~ SHOT yae IcaS ANp BAR LEAD.A fal sssormsns
oiL~so barrels @sehInsry In s.a.s and for .al.sy
SoNDniIo-
~ For sAle bys. WOLFf, ss Camp street.
eisARs1seo gss 90 s1,ssa Tsroa. brands, to close;
aasI ss. a's .aI lsss
CHERRY BRANDY-4o cnsks Copeuhsgen:
CHAMPAGNE-lOb tyspe Leaf pnts 1ta iss Al
SUNDhlES-
- For sale bv T. j. HART A co 70 Tchoun;,ou.. .,,ast
sbAbI sSne osnei ba,ss s,sorssa; Sd and n
SPARKLING BURGUNDY CH A iPAt ;NE--aoo bs.t.t..
WRAPPING PAPER-aooo resms:
SHERRY, PORT AND NADEIRA-501 mn kares.
BRANDY-1 X and 4 Pes.-aoo Paekasss iss
- For sale by $. WOLFF, IS Camp street.
es.s dslen eseh) Howard March Co
l-sV 9lhiiel ass ana ey octaFee super"ri
~ ~ Nv gfoee aiadetra ADD torsri
cases Wv iafs esehJ 70 close eonsigrnent
SaanpAsNEiso Zoo eass cts Grape Leaf pn and quarts;
--ssI,TxITxSr,,,,s, - =.
SUNDRlES-
~ CASTLE soAP-1Oo bo,es in .,o,,.
CHAAfPAIGNE-iOo baske.s assorted brands.
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NOR BALTIMORE, WASHING ESassllss....sssslsssr5l
J. = TON, PHILADELPHIA AND NEW York; sszzzi.sSssss
GaEAI IHROUGH LINE FOR THE EAST t-BALTlMORE AND
olO Wheeling Baltimore connecting with
the Washington Branch Junction. (ately called tbe
heay House, nine miles from Baltimore, With the Philadelphia
I'm ilming gtoa and Baltimore Railroad to Philadelphia.
peted and the whole road condition. presenting
most picturesque and romantic
M the comfort and safety Of constantly
and agents Of this Company and there
United oaes Notwithstanding the
ens agents OF other routes to the contrary.
ne new and splendid steamers the Union
Madison and Cincinnati wheeng IougL
ke's rom these places Baltimore, Washington Philadelphia
may be had Of Wall Widen Boa, Agents. and Newell
evee St. Lonl1, the Of the only Lausye
fDn steamers leave the wharf at Louisville Wheeling where
passehgera and baggage carefully
A. NJ ana arrives at (o mies)a allowing
TWO hours there Baltimore $3.50
morning, full time with
fs making the Passage through from Wheeling twenty
honrs, including stoppages
Travellers will fail THE CHEAPEST a,
well as one OF the most pleasant o the East ~
baggage through charge
travellers are allowed ample time and Opportunity obtain
Through cketa from St Louis ncludng MEALS etc. on the boat
TO Baltimore (wh the privilege lying anywhere o.
ne 70 Washington sao TO Philadeh so To
The Railroad fare from Wheeling is ss so to Phiadel
phla or Washington ~ so. ~ " ~
u When the boats running season. pssep
s may reach wheeling by Of Columbus Zsnesye Ohio
~ reghts TO all Eastern by this ine
lwheh now prepared 70 do immense
good order ''' ' N' -'N "'''sis1 !"
inquire as above, and Of JOSEPH Z. ELDER,
No. 40 Commercial corner OF
au2a WM. PARKER, General end.nt Baltinors
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TICKSBURG.

EOR VICKSBURG, WARRENTON, -
~ NEW SsMc,e5 CARTHAGE GRAND GULF, ROD l644&a
NEf, NAICHEZ, and all intermediate landings.
victburg Weekly Packet ~ NJ wRIGHrThe splendid passenger
steamer NJ WRIGHT, Capt J. D. Clarke vii leave
on TUESDAY EVENING at O'Clock.
Ascending-Leaves Newoeans every Tuesday Evening at
O'clock Natehez Wednesday, Evening" at
Thursday Morning a 10 O'Clock. "
kf DesoendingLeayes vksburg Friday O'Clock
strand Gulf Rodney Saturday Morning.
T. NJ, and arrives in Neworeans on Sunday Morning
- The H. NJ Wright built expressly for this trade,
S The public boat will be punual in
her time staring and has freight
or tassage apply on board at the foot OF Canal street. y9
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= TEAM COMMUNICATION BE- -

~ TWEEN NEW YORK AND GLAsGOw.-The sS2t!E3StS,
Glasgow and New York Steamship Compay
GLASGOW, 1862 and 400 power Robert Craig
10 sail York for Glasgow
On Saturday 18th julie II O'clock Saturday. 10th Sep
tember, at IL o'clock
First Cabin, saloon state
First Cabin, mdship state
Second Cabin 50
Stewards fee included.
limited number Of thrdclass passengers will supplied
with good quality properly cooked s20 Carries aSur
For freight passage apply to
3m M,Sy
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NEW YORK AND HAyRE STEAM xx@

The Franklin will leave Hayre the 23d December.
These steamers built expressly SERVICE
buhen each comfort
BY vessels snoa Their passengers
most approved kind.
Stopping Southampton both returning they
senger proceeding London advantages other the
economy q both time atd money.
Price Of from New York Southampton Havre,
Do second
rom HAVE or southampton 10 New York. first class 800 r
No passage secured until paid for.
An experienced Surgeon on board.
Az Letters and pass through the Postooe. For
freight or passage, apply to
MORTIMER LIVINGSTON, Agent, So Broadway.
WILLIAM ISELIN, Agent, Hayre.
iy2s BIN MAR1INEAU CROskEY 4 Agenta Sonthnn
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VIlHE NEW YORK AND LIVER -<zffSFs.

II STEAMERS.
The Ships composing this Line the
ATLANTIC, Captain West. PACIFIC Captain Nye.
ARCTIC Captain Luce. BALTIC, Captain Cofnstoek.
ADRIATIC, Captain -.
These Ships have
service has
strength and speed and their
seuger- unsqualed for elegance and comfort
Price from New York
verpool work andE $40. -
An experienced Surgeon attached each hhip.
No berth can be until paid for.
Arrcn
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9g Ey.HART co. 70 Tchoupitoulas street.
AMS-2O tierces Stagg & Shay's.
- .az o. CONVERSE 4 co. 81 Tchoupoulas street.
WALNUTS-50 bales Just received and for
" sals by R. =. NICHOLS co.. ~ Camp ssrset myis 81
skuSHED SUGAR = 80 barrels, landing
aus CONVERSE 4 co. q reh0upt0as. street.