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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-29

SHIP WESTPH HALL A, FOR
ssaS SBREMEN.-TSe well known and tavorite
ship sSestphalia, Vessels Master, now at City
Point will ee ready for cargo In the course OF a
few dess Rates OF freight moderate-on con
signmen OF stems or tobacco, by this ship, to ad,
dress of our friends, III II Meier s. Co., we viii
make liberal cash advances.
NH 25 LUDLAM & WATSON.
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To Stop RoEAwAY HoRsE.-The taiifble
accident which happened last week in Bost6t
from the running away of a horse, frightened
by the approach of a locomotive, has set inquiry
| to work to find out the best mode of prevent
ing such catastrophe in similar cases. A
correspondent of the Boston Transcript, who
has observed the mode adopted in Moscow
and St. Petersburgh, thinks it altogether better
than Newall's new plan of the movable whifle.
tree, which lets thefanimal clear off from the
vehicle, il disposed to run away. The Russian
plan is as follows:-
"Around The horses neck, near the mech.
strap, is placed a cord with running knot.
To this slie-noose is attached a pair of refns-
on gentlemen's horses generally of silk cord,
about the size Of pipe stem-which always lie
thrown over the dash hboard, ready to be seized
at once. When horse starts and becomes
unruly, the gentleman takes up this cord and
tightens the hoTse's throat so that he cannot
breathe. The most furious horse stops almost
instantly, but he will not fall or kick. have
seen many such reins upon high-sprited horses
even in common city dhroskies."
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JOHN A. JETER.

n N@TiCE The subscriber being extensively
~ engaged in manufacturing the article of
Smoking Tobacco, would call the attention of
dealers to his stock, handsomely put up in t. and
10 paper packages, under the well known brand
OF VIM P Hill; also, II 10 poplar boxes, under the
brand OF Lafayette, Pocahontas and California,
handsomely executed. All warranted to be clean
and of good quality, and at prices as moderate as
the article of the same quality and put up in the
same STYLE can be b ad in this or any other market
ELLYSON YERBY,
Factory corner Broad and s5th street,
NH 25-1m Church Hill, Richmond, Va
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Mr.. Thos. F. Meagher, in speech recently
delivered, at dinner given him, by some OF
his counirymen, at Charleston, s. c., the other
day, said she had declared his intention of be.
coming a citizen OF this happy country. He
acknowledged now no other Government than
that OF the United States Of America, and what.
ever efforts in behalf OF hs native land he might
deem il incumbent on him to make hereafter,
they should be made as became &C itizen Of the
United States. Nothing should be done I'LL.
city or Illegally. His conduct should De gov
erned strictly and ligidly by the obligations
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
patriot, who knows what is due TO the country
Of his adoption, as well as to the land OF his
birth.
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'iO THE CITY Dry GOODS TRADE
l. We call especial attention to our large and
extensive stock of Hosiery, imported by US direct
from the largest and best manufacturers in Ger
many, which will be sold as low as any imuor
Ter 10 this country. GINTER Il ALVEY,
mn 20 No l6 Pearl street
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UNDERTAKTNG-Thes, .,

1e UNDERTAkING.-The SUB.
s'7Rf scriber begs leave to return his
thanks 10 his numerous friends and the public a,
large for the liberal patronage bestowed upon him
during the past IA years. both as Cabinet Maker and
Undertaken, and to inform them that he has formed
a CO partnership with Mr. WILLIAM MURRAY,
well known to the citizens of Richmond as one of
the old firm Of Poore, Murray d. Roper for the ex-
elusive purpose of conducting the Undertaking
business IN all its branches His shop is ON the
East side OF Governor street, next door above the
old stand of Roper g. Cowling, between Main and
Franklin streets, where will always be kept large
assortment of ready made Collins, and where all
orders left will meet with promp. attention.
fe l4-3m B. w. ROPER,
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lust RECEIVED, supply of new aud in.
y telesting Books; for sale by

A. MORRIS, 81 Main street.
Chemistry in Its application to Agriculture and
Physiology, by Justus Leibig, M D, ? II D, F R S,
MRID.
by Bayle st John.
Personal Memoir and Recollections of Editorial
Life, by Joseph Buckingham.
English Tales and Sketches, by Mrs. Newton
Cr5sland.
Thorpe, Qdiss English Town, and Hum an Life
The1esn, by VIM Motntford.
Glars Moreland, or Adventures in the Far South
West bT Emerson Bennett NH %
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E Yen can always lind at WM. fall
CONEa'S Bakery, III Main street, an assortment
Of Cakes, Pastry, Pies, Crackers, Bread, Rolls,
Biscuit &e, that cannot be surpassed By any other
establishment In the city. in variety o. qualify
Call or send your orders 10
NH Ii-u WIN. FALcoEER, LII Main Ct
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MOOD, WOOD, WOOD.-I am prepared
w to furnish any quantity Of Oak Wood, at
the lowest cash prices. Orders LETT at the Stable
of Mr. Browning, on 9Th street, between Main and
Franklin, vii! receive prompt attention.
have also several fine cily.Iaised Cows and
Calves, at my residence, half mile from the
hrst Toll Gate, on the Plank Road, for sale.
NH 9-ts @. G. RURTON.
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NOTICE.-PRlCE OF WOOD AND COAL
IL REDUCED From this date, the subscriber
will sell Oak Wood for S4 per cord, delivered;
Pine for So so per cord delivered; Hard Goa, a
good article, warranted to burn WELL at So SO per
load, delivered.
per cent will be deducted from the above prices
for cash.
Orders left at Dir. Woolfolk's Grocery on Broad
street, or the office at the Yard will be promptly
filed.
feS-t9 TH0E. FOSTER
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PRICE ONE CENT
TuRKEY.-We find the suljoined ;,.,n.:-
the foreign news by the Asia IN

TURKEY.-Ws find the satioined ;,.,.. ):
the foreign news by the Asia
The Ottoman Government, has con..a..
the French Consul at Smyrna an indsmr;,,. 20 20
39UOo0 piastres for distribution among arr
Sf his countfymen as have been plundered h~
ibrahim Pasha, in by-gone times maa,er Of
the Ordnance. end who rendered such good
service to Sultan Mahmoud against The isn;.
safies, is dead. Hisicountenanee was Of so
% s.e.n a cas-! that be went by the name of aKs.
faaEnenem, or black hell.
snSial affairs in Turkey are still in a
d wIe.ched state The Turkish Ira. the resI
yaoue ,an OF which is 100 piastres. has r;Ssn -
| to do business. nsiy reluctant
E,anah rstandIng has arisen between the
iench consul at Damascus and ,hs 60. .no
nS, oi tne Province. respecting the y;ois,;o.
e, 'ne hoase.right" of Count E..sr..
- ia'. sItllah, u VINO has gone to Constan,;nonl.
| Govs-no nos JSnpia,nt before the Sultan. The
| Ucmsefnof, cmir Sdaddin, has also 90, 49,
dithcuity with Nj. Wood. The Rr;,;.s sot ln.o a
VINO accuses him of having cnr.ad On..a
| victoria and her faith. Orders haxa aon.
| from Constantinople to investigate the cbss,ns So.
and punish the Emir if guilty.. e ~H''se'
| Dr. Alexander Duncan, whose death ws,
nouneeo n ny .eiegfaPn. entered the House of
Representatives in 1885. He was prs aS c,s;ns =,
physician at the time Of his election from fis tbss
C,ne,nnal ni II District. in Congress, his cham.
| Polk was somewhat violent and consn;cnans
AT that time, Wise, Peyton, Stanly ana NJ;
fee were the young and fiery spirits Of the on.
position Of the House. Duncan came nspr a
| meeting Menifee in mortal combat, after =
| fierce encounter in debate. DR.. Duncan had
not been prominent in politics for many wear,
| previous TO his death.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-29

ID ATS AND MICE.-The best and most Ger.
IL tain remedy yet discovered for the destruction
OF Rats and Mice, and Cockrosches, is the Magic
Paste. 1t will entirely fee house from the
above troublesome pests, in week We would
recommend families and hotel. keepers to try box
Price 25 cts. For sale by
r. DUVAL & BRO,
NH % Bank Square.
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CTONE CUTTING.-JOHN w. DAVIES d.
~ CO, practical Stone Cutters & Masons, South
Side of the Dock near mayo's endge We return
thanks for the liberal patronage we have received
and trust by strict attention TO business to continue
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hs AtTiNG.-A iot OF superior Canton sje,
A'A ing, received end Tor sale by NA@'
NH T. tBREEDEN e. FOX.
2i7 Broad street.
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I UMBER.-20OU0fe feet wide and bright Sus.
Ii quehanna Boards; 10000 feet So Poplar, and
10000 feet So Oak, well seasoned, for tobacco
boxes. Landing at Rockets from schr Falmouth.
For sale on the wharf on accomm odating terms by
BELVIN g. PARKER,
NH % Mahogany and Lumber Dealers
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OLD DOMINION Nails have ON hand
~ full supply of this superior brand of Nails
Dealers can be supplied much cheaper than by or.
dering from the North Every size and description,
including box and lining.
WIN. S. TRIPLETT, Agent,
nh I6-ts 67 Cary street.
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EDWARD ID. EACHO,
mn ~ General Agent and Collector.
- FOR RENT.-The brick tenement ION
81 Canal street, between 4th and 5th streets re.
Gently occupied by Mr.. John Gibson. Rent $50.
NH % TOLER g. COOK. Agents.
@ FOR RENT-The newly built three story
- house, corner of Main and End street The
occupant wishing TO remove to his own residence
10 willing to give immediate possession Apply to
fe 3-ts GEO w GRETTER
a. SCHOOL HOUSE FOR RENT
E7 The tenement known as the school house, on
Franklin, between and 7th Streets is for rent,
Possession given on the first day of April The
house contains three rooms, one large enough to
accommodate from fifty to sixty scholars, lecture
room adjoining, with bedroom abeve
Apply to ED D EACHO,
NH ID General Agent and Collector.
O. FOR RENT-A very desirable brick House
IL on Broad street, between 4th and 5th streets.
containing five rooms, and kitchen attached; also,
a hydrant in the yard. Possession can be had i'm.
mediatey. Apply to E D. EACHO,
NH 26 General Agent and Collector
O. FOR RENT.-The House on the corner of
&:i Canal and Sixth streets Possession given
Immediately. For terms apply to
NH 26-3t HILL e. TALLEY.
EOR RENT.-The pleasant and central rooms
l. on first floor over our store, suited either for
an Office or family. For terms &c-apply at the
''Richmond-made Stove Depot" of
ENSIGN e. SEARS,
NH 25-1w l46 Main street
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CROOK 80 SHOULDERs.-Palent Shoul.
~ der Brace 70 correct habitual STOPPING, round
and croossa shoulders, and to preserve an erect
and gracefni position.
For children at school, or young persons esm.
PEELED to sit or stand in one position for long
time this Brace has equal For pains iu the
chest weak backs, prc.rudiug shoulder blades this
is the only Brace ever Eavsnted to be beneficial
For sale by o A STRECKER
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p AN AWAY from the subscriber, living IN
Ia Henrlco county, on Sunday the 18th March,
me OF a Dir. Hope, the agent of Mrs Nancy White
of Louisa, He is spare made, 5 feet 6 or inches
nigh, and of brown complexion. Had, when he
lef very bad cough. Was dressed in grey pan.
falcons and coat. He has brothers living with Mr.
Quares, (brick.ayer) and may perhaps be in com.
munion with them. will pay the legal reward on
delivery.
mh 2i-tf A NJ TERRELL.
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{ ,oAL. weep AND POsTs.-Ike Keep con
- sanity On hand Lump, Hal! and Smiths Coal
~ =. s-9eI-3r quality Osk and Pine Wood and Cedar
80 Caz ' Fosts' aii Of which l am selling at the
1r,ar. mar Ae- prices for cash. to puuctual Gus
mn 90 -, EBTYLER,
- ILn FIN Stone Warehouse, Bssin bsnk
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s) DOG LOsT.-Lett the Floyd mouse
- in December last, very large Mastiff
slut, oil pale yellow color, uncommonly tall and
remarkable in appearance had on collar with
my name on il. She has been often seen in the
city by persons who knew her, since she left ANY
information left at the Floyd House. that will lead
to her recovery, will be thankfully received and
literally rewarded, by
NH JOENA JETER
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scrlbers have received per steamer Poon"Lo
c. s" we" Aotk packets, their stock of Spring ana
SUMMER SUMMER Bry Goods. Their stocE Is large.
-! 81 .,5scing every variety adapted to the season
~.Gh nave been purchased on the most advanta,
vance Cur friends and the nubc are rssrec.'1,,
t'-.eo 70 give us call before making their puf
mn 22-2y ror.,,,rx ,,
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orICE TO THE PUBLIC.-Ihe he in

oTICE TO THE PUBLIC.-Ihe in
Cte%sing popularity of MRS. DAVIS Cough
1.Hl mas Induced the prupretress to procure at
40 4oe expense, new style Of bottles and
t9Oes ais iact is conclusive evidence that it is
a a laa. IS claimed for it, sn excellent remedy for
Ip-ghs Gods, Whooping Coough, Group, Pulmo-
- ra'y Lomp aihts, &c, 1t is now used by large
u, ~ .1fIty Oh ths families in Richmond. many Of
Dn nave voluntarily furnished certificates of its
'tE2e, and has come 10 be considered the best rem
~ ol tae day. Such positive evidence ia worth
a0.oad. '0o'''11"Ny i1oiii
pFEPts feE saie' Wholesale and retail, by BENNETT d
vy..Iho, q: BODEkER, CHAS. BECK. CHAS. D
"a, I15A1E, snd Mrs. A. B. DAVIS, Main street and
bEUiLCnER o., , & MELTON. Broad St, and CuAs.
G-LLSPAUGH, Druggist Richmond. NH 1s
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ROW BARs-A supply just to band, for sale
~ by G J SINTON & CO,
Sign Of the Circular Saw,
mn 2h IL Main street
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20 BBLs SUGAR CURED JOLEs; 10
oc bbis extra Leaf Lard; 10 do Hams 81 lbs
average; landing per steamer, for sale by
NH 20 JOHN II CLAIBORNE,
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FAygrTEyILLE, Tenn April 18th, 1881.
Sr-Ws have given your Cherry Pectorat an extern
ss3 tal our practice, and Ind II to suTpass every
',tsrrsr.edv we have for curing affections the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-01

The Secretary of the Treasury has issued q
circular to the Custom-housc officers, directing
them in future to take the invoice cost ot the
foreign importations as the valuation by which
all cases, except whore the importer Or LIS
agent declares, on oath, that the merehan lise
had deprecated prior to the shipment, in which
case the deprecated price sworn to shall le
taken as the declaration of cost, and shall be
conclusive against the importer.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-01

successor of the late Hon. Clement Dorsey lie
remained in that body until he was displaced
by the Hon John T. Stoddert, democrat In
1888 he was reelected by the wing party tthe
party against which he is now warring) until
lS41. Upon the ascendancy of the wing party
in 1S41 he became an applicant for the mission
to Austria. His political friends, cherishlng
an ardent attachment for him, ana leellhs
for his situation, urged upon the Executive
his anpointment. 1t was generally beheVed
that he was totally unsuted for this position IN
consequences Of his limited education, and his
want of knowledge of the principles OF interna-
tional law. Nearly all of the CABINET was op-
posed to his appointment, and so was President
TYLER But the influence If John J Crittenden
nrovoiIed. and procured his nomination as Min
lister to Austria.
ON his return from Austria he was again
placed in a minor State Office, where he con
timed until displaced by the new Constitution
Not content with the vast amount Of patronage
which he had received from the party, he wished
to retain his Office and sought from the hands O
the people reelection, What was his fate
He was beaten by mere boy-a young mar
twenty three years of age If he was such 6
popular whig, why was he not reelected
But the subject is too diffusc for the limits g
single article, and we must leave Mr.. jenitel
to the tender attentions Of his new friends, th'
democrats.
This contest has in a measure been forced
upon us, and if the Courier chooses to make Mr.
Jenifer ridiculous by its torrents Of praise, anC
to present to us the vaultings Of politica
Harlequin, we have a right to applaud or his
during the performance Of the play VIVA
next
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-01

Dali 'S,o"A' ~ r.c.a+o
me western anu oeN'i'' pOA III,
nave oeen ihlecteu lot soin0 f-t.,;..i,s
disease resembling IN its se,o,'l
and fatality the Aslall' 49, -.
ealiues 'ile iho''"i''y Ia a9oa,.o,oss of
cons'uefeo III conile' 'I,.,,. W. au y,
lne populauon' n ~. 7;uo - tho
laSe IN "asliiis'o n 0ou"'' 1;.o,o
chesapeake ana UNIV O"n"'' AZ. 1.a,i..
mas preValleo sino' 'i' ." =. ~ an.;na
nave oeeh equal y IN, D.,
Populatoh' pFolor'.on ','', od ~ "
t'iuo'e "o''' ~ Ni''' - .g4i., /
rao'c cases 81 '''e SUM- 'lso',..
IN many Of u'o Day eo"'''''s' '',''
ueaths l,lIt '''ui'e,'' 49, ~ 49,.
I'oh o. ",ll.',"Sl'o'. - nus 49, -
ieng'Ntne.' io'5' ''en' =, '"'
l'Ie'@'i'us - e. ,'', ~
E'iul'' = ons ~ wy ''.'7 ~
h''i'eito uy'i','Ui o''''''9 - nv -
COURSE '"Vii '''g' - = cs.,.l
VIZ .''S -.-..I.a1 H.
iol 'iie'. ;..;o.,
pe''s ~ an ''li.i
,oH - ,i'0 ~,
"'''l'l1' Wy III. so,san
geneiIi'5 -
Inc Az 9I''''' - -,
su"''0n .. '''' 80 t,,,,
r,,var
- 81, ;. +o,,,
''0'' '-''' c.,,.I e., ~,
0i uiloV va .;,1 -
IVS 'HI'NVlS' 'ue ~ N4i''-o- - - 49, 49,
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DECLINE IL FLoUR.-It will be seen by our
commercial report in this mornings issue, that
Flour has declined - to So per Dbl, owing to
the sudden opening Of navigation at the West,
This fact we recommend TO the especial atten-
ton Of the bakers of our city, confident that
they will make a return for our consideration
in the premises BY adding roy largely to the
present size Of their leaves
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-01

The WRONG AUTHORITY The Washington
Union Of July "A copies an article of ours on
The Trade with Cuba, and credits it to . The
Delta. Can not the Union in future quote from
head quarters
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-01

We have received from G Morgan Ex-
change Place, the following late publications
Six Years Later, or the Taking Of the Bias
tile" by Alexander Dumas--one Of the liyeliest
productions Of this popular writer
Also, Miles Tremenhere,' by Annette Ma
rio Maillard, authoress Of /" Iingra, the Gipsy;"
Home Pictures by Mrs Mary Andrews Den
ison-her first literary efforts and : The Boy
hood Of Great Mem from the press Of Harper Is
Brothers, New York
Morgan has also sent us g The Second Book
in Latin" by Professor John McClintock-in-
tended for the use Of schools.
NOZZLE IrEMs.-Some cases Of Yellow Fever
have appeared in the Mobile City Hospital. but
the Hospital physician denies that they origi-
mated there lie states that, from the best in
formation he is led to believe that they were all
imported from New Orleans
The wings Of Mobile were to have had a
grand rally on Saturday night The Adyer-
tiser, in relation to the wing prospects at the
ensuing election, says
Cur accounts from city and country are very
encouraging Let US act as becomes men, such
as the wings Of Mobile have more than once
proved themselves, and We cannot fail to secure
a brilliant victory
LATER rGou HAVANA AND KEY Wlsr-The
steamship Isabel, Captain Rollins. arrived at
Charleston On the evening Of the 2lth ult., Aay-
| ing left Havana on the morning Of the 231, anil
| Key West on the evening Of the same day
She brings no news Of the least interest fre4
| Havana.
We select the following from the Key West
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NOTICES.

SPECIAL RELIEF COMMITTEE OF JACK
- SOY FIRE COMPANY NO H. for the Fourth pst'et'
WNI. HENRY, corner Phillip sad Rousseau streets =,
W LOGAN. Jotspins R'u hu and tch2uht'
FEENAN, Felicity between Magazine and Laurel sac
For the Fhst District First ward ,,,.
nESIIEA John Baptist batwern st James ma Matk
TOs HARLOW, 81 1nme Htr between ST. John mo hap' anu
Religious street.
wM BELL street. John tho baptist aad he'
streets
Fer tha cail Ward
N4MNNIS, NJ. Aununriaiou street
DpuNNELL Ihalu betwren Nyafss and Frytsna sA
4. RlCHARp~ ApoIl0 and I'll on Walt
For the Thlh WHd
J. O'ERiEN, Ars Buit 10. rs I houpitouaa atf,e
/ Yrorfs PAUL and Puydra1
Il am NJ p1, Hul .
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-01

The wings of the Third Representative Dis
trict, composed of the fifth, sixth and seventh
wards are requested to meet at the " Shades
on Wednesday evening, Sd inst, at o'clock, for
the purpose of electing delegates to the Baton
Rouge State Convention, to be held on the ID
Monday of August, to nominate candidates for
Treasurer, Auditor and Superintendent ID Public
Schools We hope there will be a respectable
attendance.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-01

PUBLo DOCUMENTS. We are indebted to the
Hon P soult for the following bound volumes
Of public documents The Report Of the Com
missioner Of the General Land Office on the
Louisiana Bastrop Grant;' the annual Report
of the Superintendent of the Coast Survey for
1851 the Report on the Principal Fisheries
Of the American Seas" by Lorenzo Sabine, and
the Report on the Finances" for ls5l-52.
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T.l1,EcRApHEp TO THE CRESCENT.
HQ Tut ~UutUr'' N't'
Arrival of the Black Warrior.

Tt1IEGRAPHED TO THE CHESCGNT.
sQ tbr soutbfrn Line.
Arrival of the Black Warrior.
MOBILE, July 81
The steamship Black Warrior, from New York
ria Havana, arrived here at o'clock this even
ing, but we cannot get her news tonight.
Eastern Mail.
MOBILE, July 81.
The Eastern Mail has arrived, bringing dates
from NewYork Of the oath, with the foreign let
ters brought by the Arctic,
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~ p NJ BERry, for the pnst fourteen
ye4.H C4 dr t..1f. lfaH. 7-sel 4
esrHai.tn f.l.h1It'F a5 d. zsfl stfOHb
!. uat4
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The mail failed again yesterday beyond Mo-
bile
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rt- J. G Po.sosxrsR, Superintendent Of
s.... D. y.rr In dr. f.....a.- 4=s tEl.R
81 r.5.# FH{-T. H# r.I.Ef
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~ We are authorized TO announce Colonel
CHARLES A. ENHN/4 i-tva.aE tEs thlHli
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