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a TEACHER
nish 70 engage the services OF a competent Teacher, u grauuae
II OF some southern college, 10 lake charge uI II School .ior TN u
suing year. One who has had some experience IA teaching, and who
designs 10 iolnw 1t as a profession, pre!rrrcd. Applications can be
made personally. or by letter directed 10 Ilausburn Post Office, Ch's.
terheld county. Va. W. W HANCOCK.
Oct, I-cH3H
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MARINE JOURNAL.

a,,r RICHMOND. OCTOBER 5, 1858
~ ARRIVED,
Williams, Rogers, Albany, lumber.
!. M ,a,.a Gru, SHAH; Troy, iu% n%% i, ,n,;, con,
n Naihah'.,,wn Parrish, New York, mdse.
esmsf ,"H.nt.gc, Clifford. Baltimore, mdse.
ssfisi '" SAILED,
,,,,,nt,. Teal, Philadelphia, merchandise.
,a' r'JsI,a, c"rs"n, New i%rk, Hour:
NJ sitn,"a,n T,uttt. Port Waltliall. In load with coal.
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- pItOF, ALEN. c. AIitl'S
c,ITS IN NEUIcATEn C0MPul Nd, iur btautliS Ing
SITUATION WANTED.

Al ENGLISH LADY. memncr OF he Episcopal Church' WI"
"A ha- had experience IL t.arhiu:, wishes !" OBTAIN i Sluali"h
a,goycrne>s IA Il pClsaIr family.
Sic a teach tie !ltrl. pltuo, Singing ana Dancing; FreEch And
n, tujinru.S uf Italian. together with the English branches.
References exc hanged. Address, Miss NJ. a. ;. box ia: Rmh,
-.L ~. SriI. Al-iAc CT
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nile Eni;M OK TIIE MEcu

THE VALUABLE FnitM ON THE MECHAS-
iIkSNIl.LE TIRNPikE. ONE AND a HALF MlLE~ EAST
! ,F RICHMOND, CALLED "WUuDvll.L.E." FOR SALE AT
AUCTION.
f1'lIE pr,inctors ~lI offer tls valuable iroi"ry for sar a: ruh.
Il hc auctInr. "n he premises. on TucsId!. ID" lst lay OF W.
yrIntrI, 1893. al ! O'Clock, "a plat al %whl,hcan be seen al our "fac
THIS Farm cultaIHs - acres, all oi which Is cicJTc., dnt IN At hIsl
S.ar ~ improvement.
Tin improvements consist OF i large dwelling, ample batas. SIa.
hir>. sheds ki'cncu cora house. &c.. ~ ami around Tie house Is {,
most beautiful! .irSr 81 forest oaks.
IfI- Farm Iis ncarcr TO h. hnsIG"ssi oriI1m at the riy ;han other
iIu.S whc:I are readily scllIu. AZ from $500 Ia 81l pea acre. Pc.
SONS ist Usrti Ii purchase tins property, are invited IL examine he
SAME before ir dag ~ sale; and shouh II b. particularly !csirri. u
Gao uc purchases al private .ar before thar time.
TERMS-Gur--ITth cash. balance al u. II u, u anil 81 mnnih5.
Tor arg"Iabir Eutc, bearing Interest, secured b! Il iruSt seed.
Iuly ~ -cIIwth t:DUUIN & APPERSIN. Aucts.
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r EMAIL

yeNliE next SESSION oi I'll" -rtui ii nv house IN the county ot Lou.
l. I.a. SIX miles south al The 'uit House. Will Commence me -
oI October. have emr"yri Nss Eliza A. Wlilury "take charge
Ladies ever knew, an! ais" At. Ncr lieut. teacher. Parents srh''hs
10 tEis schuul may ct aSsnic! arir daughters will br ,Ih'Hg t'"t
rI and correctly Instructed.
Miss Whitney teaches tue Ealnus branches ii the English Ian,
suaac. Fr'ich, Latin AMI '"ftnln. Embroidery, Wafer ana ~
Painting.
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WANTED TO RENT. IN ELNeIm Virginia. "l easy acre-s
w ~ rai road OF hide water. Il comfortable HOUSE hi
CEDIiND>. Tor tl. accommodation OF a small fanny al servants
4 nur,Ir., q. r.. II land. uurc " icss, would not he objected 10, AMI
llfa- ur tour HOUSE SERVANTS AMI a GARDENER "nui! be
.,r,. uU, H., ,I,r. Address. with terms. location, ami drIcnl-
Hwu, post imIiD WV. fEahE,
SOL - -f, 1l1l. ulrDt Iii Iron buildings. Baltimore. 0I,
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SUOCADE FOUNDRY,

CARY STREET. EAST SIDE or Slo'hp- MIL
MDNp VIRGINIA
"a MORT 4 RgOTUEK continue 70 manufacture ihelr ~.
nrnyed rorratI. STEAM ENGINES md CIRCULAR SAN
VII y ,T,h, h..I ,ir,l.t in The most w1fkra1nl!k- manner, et-
on accommodating terrns ALSO.
Sta ,nary Eueiue-. OF on' reia''ei P'"st
CAT Mnt M,rliG-'J
n,it.r. IN ran iuTire- rn' '"h'I Enr"-'-
= tncr,, =. ,..,s li >cIr"a; i,hn - flati"nnI Nils
go p,uis Ac K,rr'di Wuh oi diikInGa
-. ,nt Ir, Garth q, amt all descriptions Of "rplEhi iso"
FnrEns. ,,n. ,, =, b.. .b,v. ,rirt.. ,,,,l, :,
~ :" r4I on ~ befvIe ordering risr~herr.
pt. 3-darlm Ia q ~
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NOTICE:

r HAVE lh:s day associated with ma III hG-iH.~" Mr.. b'' '"hi
,yu. an! Will continue tho Commiis1i"r business. uh"er ne : ~
:, n,uULII 4 IDISSn>. Ia the ltuu>r l"ImrIIt ,tcuiic1 u
nl,r,Il . JnJc.. aul -"iirit r"rsignnIcnts" i l"bdrc". " heal '"'
MI El,ur tInun our count. friends, " HhI'I "u's'' - y" 90"
49," 49, =, ,,r,rur. IN die burinr-., Itat Nc ci obtain ~ al IN : IT,
t,,Ir., I,n,rkr, prices ir produce entrusted 20 our care "" ("
,r,t mar. Ia make IIbrrli advances un cnrsi@i.rrni@.
., ,"' - Il u DlBREI.I.
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MRS. souTHGATEs SEMINARY Fon YOUNG

LADIES'
rSNlllS SEMINARY will 4.no "a into otrratrnn III" lst October.
l. AMI ii+cNrrci"cs "Hlc"nmuc until III. last ol lazy io'i -"''H
ms Il scholastic term ui ten month";.
Tile course ni .thiE W imS lu,jnutiun embraces . u" H' inI ~
ciucdunn, y an TIA, ldrtua.e, and "rna;H.nta! branches; dmi VIM
.rcat cHuits VII ht h"ti" 10 alviurr the pupils III 'c "'-"
branches. The ruiin"nts wi M H.. neglected
being aware I" me aIe& importance Oh lhr proper r nav w.
'hnfar'ct ~ any H. ~ ; s,ar"s II" pains Ia cntlsa Wv - i T..
az "neCt 'c u"'h''' :" a"r pulIli 10 Il sphere OF "S'"," -
yoTi The sciiu"Ero"in; 4" "tlch end IL well selected Library hS "''
DDtalnri j" imIi"Ec "a ih1s" thrir 'ra>uTe monien'' .,
ftfc'ts may Isl assure! Nat parental vigilance aih n EN-
shall be extended I" their children. and. for their comfort anu hsLN,'
AIRY rooms ahd a very cnnl1r linus ,rhu"l. rom have nee" lhrri u. I
Every department VIII b. flIed viii cOmpetcn. southern ieum
CTS; with whose coopcfa''H Mrs. ). h,prs 10 advance e l"i"'
and give entire ShtIaidcIInu.
The l"catI'n Is Ir"yefbl.Iy !rahhy, md accessible by ''ean'o'@''
within two miles Of til" place
uo,rJ tuuiou I,,Ininu ,,.it SIG M
Latin French and Greek. each, WW
Music, with use OF Piano. . w
Drawing aud Paiu.ns. each. Wh
~ nunT,,Is in IN. Ltrl,r 49, " ..iJ,r - B
. IN ia, rr,,n,, -, - ""'"' ~ III
Pupils will be received a. ,Ey uru- durinr the session. bat II" lie
hurhloh hiei =" ,'H ', '@''Ii lur uuIraciGd i"hslorl'""' l. ,r.hIo
The young lailc7 III i4snHl, their towels, and II - 'efS e''ao
itdt every article OF riot'inE .A"uld be marked.
BOOKS ~ H'd'lontrY I"rniIc,i al the Richmond Ificef,
Sent 6-cenaGt
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By TULER a. CDOK, ACCTS.

fkN SATURDAY.. Ihr Sh iIcIuUer. AT IL O'Clock. NJ. will be
~ "ai 10 he highest bidder. At luhr auction, az the or, miscs. II
iuf. II not, On tie rcAtIa "a. ilrIealet, AZ the sam" hour. a small
,arin ~. ~ he county oi liruIlcu. mncI arry or The Fl, dcJcks.
rnr. iaIuoai. containing 1. acres. ami ar,niuIne lie Lands OF Nh.
NanIcvrn'r r aud others. ThI. farm ha. "r IT a 4, ininrAbIe frame
dwelling, hilrssmiih's shop, AZ PIE hichIit. 40. Possession 10 be
siscn lst January nrSt.
Terms made krnmu Oh he day OF sale.
SPOTSWUOD FUTD.
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II - ~ 4 EASt
81; EcT CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL. CORNER OF
'.A1 MAIN AND FIRST STREETS. RICHMOND, VA
rINIIE seventh session 81 thi' institution w,l commence ts lMn
secured by early applcation.
Terms, per session oG ten months, payable ohe'huli III aufhhce,
remainder on the first OF March
TUITION III lie usual English Branches, eioW
Ir,,c.i EnsI,Sh and hesinn.rs i'm Latin. 81 w
Latin, Greek, aud higher Mathematics. mm
Modern Languages, each. ~
Drawing. each course. ca lcssohao WW
at "a s,r. Sept. dix Il
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-04

la r.;rius from the Inn 81 pm ell S Jones, alter d husIne-s c",r
INN, ri rIrht wears, the suusrrhrr cam Il refrain -AIf'Srii"
-. .inr,r. I,,Iuu,, of gratitude Ia liS iiIrtnis aHi he Innltcr ""'
,,y. % literally encouraged hem during tat rri"u. ihd " M =
,,.,u,tlv urr, IA. pttrnnusr al uur old iInnha and soiIcit iiur'h
.n,s, ,nnr ntI nom u more rXtsnIri acquaintance. i" hIr ru''"sa'r
n,,r.II { Jnhus,u. bcIng well cnns mcrh MAT they ~il use ihrii
me-, ,,nrtcd efp,t i. t. icmicf thtmsc!scs worthy 81 All hnsns-- "t
ul+tc,I TO hem. ''''
Battle-Ground Irf l lNlt
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FAIL AND WINTER GOODS :.

1xrE are this i.., 1T rcce'pt OF our fuil STOCK OF FAN hh'
w Winter Goods, Consisting Of al the new 'ahrtc- % u"
.,.on tnr Ladies. Gentlemen, Children ami Servants wear IN
louise keeping goods oI avery iuaiity AMI variety also, a hiE!eom'
,.sortrnrnl al Carprting-, Druscets, Mats. &c.
IIa,lng rn!a red our store Iurui, We are enabled 10 oH'r % -
.,Su mi country friends. thu largest and most attractive stock r'e
lh-I,r. ,ier.i 10y uA. and al prices Which, We ue sure, viii ei7' ID
,.t,rtIon BREEDEN. FOX & CO, 2I Uioai street
u S-Guuntry Tie rchants Visiting The city, are requested 20 e"
.n,inr our stock, which will be found we'll assorted,
~.pI hl-I2G bF- a -
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cnEsTEnElELD Land FOR SALE.


- virtue OF The viii oI ~m W. AiSlu, late .! Chesterfield
I 4 I'ruuty, | VII utrI ioT .aic, OIL Tie itcull cS' IA iMc HT-t dS "'
\uy.,rt,,r ne 4. i lraCIui land containing about t"v EGIiI'ri dci"-,
I'M ~ SwIi, Geek ia -Iit County, about IL miles from k"hiio'ni,
a., uIhIu +. or = mics Of Hal y Lessen ; soTr. hrina ne iati
Ahrn .r ur,tl;uT bought at s- brother. Eicazat AiEin, excepting :
~, m norton -Ot hy Lni hIs tic.tInnr.
~. ,ni l.. we'll ,upplI,i muh wood and Hati. and contains Il
,,,rf,on of good meaduw land. On It = q Dwelling "hh about ri.
r.,,,. b,,-rIr, other houses. The soil Is Oi good iuall! AMI tioug'
,n. y nnt urrI.r,rd of lat. years. might b. easily improved.
TERM~:-tA-l Tor ou. fourth; a credit "I d. X aud Is months
I'M m. residue; hogds and security 10 be gwen. healing inteirat iIbm
~. ,.,y OF. aIc, and In. title I" he retainei AZ a further s,catiiy.
n., -rwi. FRAS. Is. CtEA1iiaM, Executor
ALE of LAND IN CHEsTEhF FIELD COlAih
y virtue Of 4 iced OF Tius. eAtcuir'! ~ Lawson VI. Buti"'.
& ami wife. IL he suhscrIbci. 0G III. 9TH "a! OF March. l|b, aud
~, . re-, nrt,t IN Chesterfield! Count, Court flcrkr once. ] WI. "a
80, NAM If the pruvt~luus ui SAID deed, tAi"sr t' al at iid'Ut
,.tr,r a. Chesterfield Courthouse. ou Tie lWh Jay oi OCTOBER
I-,l ,,,t being Coutt DAY. Il valuable tract ~ ldhI IA SAID COMFY
,, Lame, llvcr. 4 shuIt distance below Os3"Iner, Called koA
n III = cnn,aluIu, about ihIrr hundred Gcrcs; eight! or ninety OF
.h,rh .,r most valuable low s,uuu.-, >aIi To he equal Il" IN! IN
river.
liberal. ,. IL, .-
4 CHI riy convey such ulr a. l. vested ~ ne BY said deed
-, ;. rwnI LAWSON NINNALh, TRUSTEE
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Mis-. PELLETS
rSEllSu AND FRENCH BOARDING AND DAY SCio,l

xu-IiI. d. M SESSION ,Ion!ay, October II. MIS- JANIS rhhL'
w MAN ia MA. n LADY Distinguished lur her literary ana ScI"4'
tifr ,iaiun,.,,s ANA Ior many wears con rctr! with MIsS Eng iist :
SciuuoI. al t;ruIsrt"wu, u e.. will uc associated "ith rs rehe'm
The duties oi her school
Other teachers ol asI';y and exicrIer e nave h'ti snsas n"'
special reference &. the particular branch Mts WIZ nav 60 ~. n,,.
an x,euslyr course oi r. Iurcs whh Il 'rS irrinrIIs. vii ne shtH
on Chemistry aud Natural Philosophy.
Mr. pERsltO viii continue his Iriai"h~ "hh 'ht ~'""' :" "'
DEPARTMENT OF Modern Languages aud Dfh"lms
TERMS -tnart Ard washing eE.O English httncirs. -" W!
Siu; Lain. siu: French. Spanish apd hcrInam' I'h - '''''N'
$50, Drawing sNu pmr quarter MUSES."
PAYMENTS n a4s ancc. Fur urttcr II "rinl''"n Apply 'he iHa'
,i',i 800 sep s-clu
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LIE OF LAM IA cnEsTkNEIkLD M
DIssOLUTION or CO-PAKTAk.t

,s,tE linn Of DIBRELL n JONES Is Tins day dissolved By ~
= :" .i. ,r.,, K II. plBKEII,
u" nIm,.I u,, 1874. NJ. " JONES.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY II. n. DICkINsuN q nnn.

'b'ES ES.-TiIst day, a, ~ O'Clock, vii b.. s,!! .
d hhcis Negroes. VIZ. Men, l!oya ard smts
Oct K II DICKINSON q BEO. Aurf.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-04

y have on hanh d -nicIioi ipt"i y ~
Y >huIs a.I Drawers, of Lambs Wool. MrrIno, Silk ART "~.
lie irablr kinds "M.r.
Del. i62 Main 81 opposite Amen:eE 1o''i
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.,.n,ILLE, rESSES>EE.-lhr celebrated
> ..I 4 NJ pnN 4 gr>lirII ~ Nashville. offers 10 ne
- u ! I,I,nIs hls services IN the cure ut all ClikOH'
-. .r,,,,, 81 ;o to ,av>; White Swelliuc>: Ulcers on irsss,
ssfW =, ,,t,. II, ano: Catbunclrs, Tunurs. &c. ~ :"
!A@'> :, ,,,I,t the : al thr knife. Also. all Sc"I'he!"s'
..&el n"nrtlt,s, Rheumatism aud laumiirc, cured ~
.t..>' and. ShrGlh lc ever iaii III IN. clte y, y. y, Wv
So A,,cascs, he wishes the ''ten'i'"oi a" :" ""N
" .r,g.rw tyt pc made. :, i,;t., q nor.
Mt"n ,rriy expecting not II be cured "r"e's' a"'N'f'
' { rrc .rraincr; Is simple and EDS.
a' .,s.u be rtr. lallt" receive attention.
4 @A -. .,rrcr al summer ail anon :"
II NH' . - lS,t
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WILLIAMSBURG MILITARY SCHOOL.
~. AI..I. 1, ~ Y ~

n ] MJkKIS~ETT. ' Vt II p-l.rWrs -.
" Y. PEiTDN. 4. u.
Ss5IiE neat SESSION al ihI- lu-tEutl"t Vii op"u 81 lie h'7' 90!
L October neat iIuIr"uah il,iu,iun viii tr gwen ~ ',
Greek. Latin ana frcncII languages, with An rHiIfr 'nui-r "l W.
therna;ir> and imc Natural Ncirtrr+. For particulars. "'d'"ss u
pn,rr,,,s july - rs;f
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SAMUEL SClIuDl.Eli, N. A., Instructor ~ Mautrii',;'H
Circulars culiaiiIns iul information. can hc rhiaIte'' ry diiie'
~ the Primer al al lay lurSriile, Hanover county. Va.
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,,,rS, EIrSl! FITSi -FerSons VINO

j = k'I'TSI. IL tTSUUS 1T tIuVVt
' FtiS. IN. distressing malady, Will find the FEGE.
IW5 ,r,,r,, PM : to uc the only rancdy ever discovered
4 ISLE kfi'r,, ar raihn. Fits. These Pills POSSESS aspecihc
sdaE .t' IN system: and. although they arc prepared esre;
40 90 - ~ ,1nrLr' with weak nerves. or whose nervous
{. 20 - - nrns,ra,rd OF shattered from an! Cause ~ha;erer,I
.rBG rs 't' -. 80. ~ diseases uI long standing, Superlndlced
rm1r s'"' '%, ar, exceedingly beneficial. Full directions
's', gt sas0on rnsess per iS%M,t%rr ' VIII, U %axs , lSr s. p',,s . rs,;
.,a,JN .n' - nj reg III postage. For sale by SETH ;
:, RI ,f'' w.. ,GS. Nanmo's ,"'s.' b, u, a.,I o Ms;' r,uS T"'" 0''s''
~, mars ii Tie lr,"n m",,' addressed p"'' fau'
f.yb--lAwI
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-14

Kossuth's friends in London have resolved to
prosecute the London Times for charging him
With being implicated in the affair of the rocket
factory. Kossuth declares that while resing in
England he was not engaged in any conspiracy
against Austria, nor in procuring arms to revive
hostilities in Hungary, as he depends upon Hun
gary itself for organization, men, arms, etc,
when the proper time shall arrive. The whole
fuss made by the Times seems to have been a
flash in the pan, and nobody hurt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-14

An OYSTER CATCHING MoUsE.-In Allen
town, Pa, one evening last week, the proprietor
Of q restaurant left a few oysters stanaing IN
they partially opened during the night it ap-
neared a mouse undertook to creep in between
The she'll when the oyster fastened on the mouse
and m made il victim. In the morning the oys-
ter ter was picked up with the mouse tightly pressed
I..u.oan ito she'll
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dNTWERP.

TOR ANTWERP. The fine A I fast IN
4 ssiipg American ship MouNTAINEER Capt. Robin l&K
son, loading and will have quick dpsteh fo freight
apply J. p. WHITNEY A co. sl Camp street,
Rr For passage, apply 10 the Captain q board. hpSo
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- -
KEY WEST.

EOR KEY WEST, via PENSACOLA, .xzSSFs.
4 APAlACHiCoLA, ST. MARKS, CEDAR KEYS .Sl!kRa2ss.
and TAMPA BAY-U g. Mail Line.The Y, s. Mail bleanshp
JAMES DAY. W. H. Talbot will the Lake
Poahsrsn Railroad freight passage apply
10 GREEN, HARDING a co. 50 Poydras street
ty Al maabe mffter must through the Pos'onics.
W Tbs destination Of freight must in all be marked the
packngea
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SEA-GOING VESSELS.
CALIFORNIA.

VIII Isavs SATURDAY, May IA, at 8 O'Clock A
T,OR CALIFORNIA via VERA Cruz. <e$HFS.
il Persons Of proceeding TO CALIFORNIA,
sao DO Vera Cruz City o Mexico, and AeapuoThe
steamship TEXAS 400 buhen, fawess
mmsnder ~ VERA CRUZ puneaaly carrying
~ limited mails Stages leave veraCux daily for the City
Merco from thence 70 Acapulco mule. can be had: - -
,,anpor through Meanwhile
Pacific touch Aeapuco passengers will be
isinsd For further partieulsfs apply 10
'AA HARRIS MORGAN, 70 TohoupilouIas street.
t Teras will leave hereafter for ysracraz
Of eyer month. my2 :
EOR SAN FRANCISCO.-An A fast sailing
bark Of 49 tons will be dpatshed the
goth Of April should sufficient feg ofbr. Apply
ap9 GEO. W. TIYNS0N, 80 Camp street.
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VERA CRUZ.

To sail on SATURDAY May IA, at 8 o'clock An.
EOR VERA CRUZ-U. s. Mail Line. -s5Ps,
l. Tbs and magnificent steamship TEXAS O400
tons bahen James La~ea' commander will leave Veracral
above Punclialy eerying the u S. Mails.
Rates of Paspage....
.s25
oot 30
~ For neig having elegant accommoda
tion. sppyto HARRIS MORGAN, ~ Tehoupiouas
Passengers must provide themselves with pashpos from the
Mexican Consal.
rg The Taras will leave hereafter for
month
~ Shippers provide stesmsr's Bills Of
Lad other form will he signed
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VOLUME vi.
GENOA.

FOR GENOA The very fast sailing brig
have Immediate Dispatch For freight Of loo bales cotton apply
apil o.. c, BOGERT CO., amp street,
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WABASH RIVER.

Will leave SATURDAY, May "A, at s O'Clock Pm.
NOR EVANSVILLE, HENDERSON,, H. h
n sHAWNEETOwN, MOUNT VERNON and all l~fSAk51sS5ssl
ntermedinie andngs. - The fine steamer JOHN M.
sTOCKWELL, Capt Greer VIII leave az aooVe' fo uegh'
passage, apply on board or to ,,os -, =. n,......
STROTfEh bsoo'' Agehu, 20 foyuthssueee.
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HHVRE.

EOR HAVRE,-The fine l fast sail In
l. ing American ship HARVEST QUEEN Capt Manson, (kx
loading and win have quick dispatch For fright Of
apply j. r. WHITNEY CO. street.
Forp apply to the Captain on board.
EOR HAVRE.-The fine ] fast sailing ssN
l. American ship CALCUTTA, Capt Long. Ia load &Ak
ing and will have immediate dispatch For freight Of $50
bales Cotton, apply j. p WHITNEY GU I'll Camp street.
w passage apply the Captain on board. APPS
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OPELOUSfS.

winIeave SATURDAY, May Il, at 10 O'Clock NJ.
NOR WASHINGTON AND OPE- eS -
LOUSAS.-The substantial and fast running L a
steamer RED RIVER, Captain r. ]. Dorsey, viii
as above taking freight all points way
and the Ahasaya For et passage apply board foot o
mvlS OLIVIER BAQUIE, IA New Cusomhouse
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GHLYESTON.

VIII leays TUESDAY, May II. at O'Clock A N.
EOR GALVESTON, INDIANoIA, PoRT ~zEMEs,
Il LAvAcA and MATAGoRDA- Regular Newor sSsLlkLLllss
leans ard Tsaas Mail Line Of
steamship MExCO j. Y. La~less MASTER as shove landing
freight te whasas lndisnoa subject gherge
MAiagee Bay without extra eiatee For freight paag, having
very nperior state room accommodations, apply o
HARRIS 4 MORGAN, '79 Tshoupiopfas street.
tS This line having own Pilot on PAS cayallo Ear
will hereafter in
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| self an acceptable guest ct the tea table with
such fearful music still ringing in his ears; few
Of us, indeed, paid needfui attention to our own
personal comfort. Whatever b our qaAsrsls,
to our credit, as q body, be it said, we shrink
not when the seals that close the pestilence ars
removed And the poor demand our aid. was
hastily slipping my tea, when my poor young
friend, with his feeble body and sickly laugh.
thrust his head into the Office door, and care
lessly asked how the cholera came on I; remark
ing, with the usual fippaney Of the thoughtless,
he supposed that we were "not particularly
desirous Of its disappearance" Poor man! his
remark grated upon my ears, for knew the
condition of his delicAe wife, and thst their
chances would be ut zsro from the frss they
should be attacked. Something about his face,
that every experienced medical eye could at
once detect, and all will remember, told me the
fend was at work within him. arose, and,
asking him to be seated and take some tee,
questioned him little, and intended to advise
remedy. He soon detected my fears, and
jeeringly desired me not to be Choking 20
sharply for business" Poor man! such busi-
ness was not desirable; our fees were mostly
paid in tears. .4-4
Imade my evening visits. and On my return
found a message from his wife, fsduS Ssting my
Immediate presence, as her husband = had been
attacked an hour before" Not ode hour could
have elapsed since his converssti6n with ns!
why proleng the tale' Every thing yas done
that three Of US could suggest; one or the other
oi Us was with him till midnight, whom he died;
his poor wife closed his eyes, herself as fearless,
and almost as corpse like the cold form before
her. Anticipating trouble, from hsr evident
feebleness, l asked her condition, She replied
calmly and with that extreme self-posssssion,
only to be accounted for when the soul, subdued
by sorrow, and triumphing over apprsheusfcu,
looks for death as boon from Heaven 80 Ghe
was perfectly well, and as soon as We had ~
complished the last sad Offices she would try and
get some rest" fE
The next day, on my return from the eeme-
terry, where few Of the neighbors conveyed
him, l called in to see the widow, and found her
already past the first stage Of the fkghtfhl dis
ease. She had informed no one, and evi1sstly
wished to die. Oh how expressive was hsg sad
smile when l again questioned her. again
summoned my brethren again we went through
the hopeless routine. Scarce . groan escaped
her, her only seeming anxiety being the troable
she gave u.s. Poor child.of sorrow! her young
dream Of life was indeed early cIouded. Before
midnight she also found rest in Heaven
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UPPER RED RITER.

viii leave THURSDAY, May 10, at o'clock P,
INOR FORT TOWSON, FULTON, Nss
~ NATcHrocHEs, SHREVEPORT, ALEXaN- ,AEahs.aaTf
DtIA and all Intermediate anIinesThe igh
daught ri BY, Capt Johnson viii
above. For freight apply on ard or to
mtli SMITH a FIAIS1ER, 81 PoydThs street.
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VIII leave SATURDAY, May IA, at 5 o'clockr.n.
EOR VHKSBURG, WARRENT0N, H.T. T.
IL NEW CARTHAGE, GRAND GULF, ROD L~E4&sAAtdssSS
NEY NATCHEz, FORT ADAMS, BAYOU SARA ~
and BATON ROUGE Regular SATURDAY Weekly Vieksbd'g
Packet steamer SOUTHERN BELLE-The new, magnificent
and swim running packet steamer Belle
Captain NJ White will leave above For freight PASSAGE
apply board, SMITH FlNSTER, Poyiras
The Southern Belle will take River freight nj the regular
with privilege of reshipp1g the steamboat W. G. CAAiP
BELL the s. b. effect. ny1l
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TNAROLINA cow PEAS-Genuine article
apps BARELLI CO., 81 Common street.