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MOBILE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

MOBILE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
n of Directors OF the Mobile and Ohio Railroad
company, on the 4th OF Nay, 1853.
heSoiCed That the following instruments are hereby
called on the subscribers for stock in the States of Mis-
sissppi and Tennessee, tO-wt From ali stockhuld-
ers north of Chiekasaw and Monroe countless Missis
sipp as follows:
June /, 1888, 60 per cent.
September l. 1858. 10 per cent.
January /, 1854, % per cent
April !, 1854, 10 per cent
September /, 1854 10 per cent.
January /, 1855. % per cent.
From stockholders in Mississippi and AlabaIaa
south of Pontotoc and Itawamba counties, Miss, as
follows:
September !, 1853. 10 per cent.
January /, 1854, % per cent.
April /, 1854, Is per cent
September !, 1854, - per cent.
The first call will include any per centage paid al
the time of subscribing and not in to former
calls.
ResolUed, That interest at the rate of per cent
will be allowed upon all instruments paid till The com
petion of the road, when stock dividend will be is
sued therefor
R;sOlred, That from and after 1st June next inter
terest Of six per will be charged and collecte,
upon oil instruments passed due until paid.
| (T Newspapers in Lluderdale, Kemper, Lowndes
Okt.bbeha Monroe, Pontotoc Itawanba Tisheming.
and Jlcinto viii please publish the above resolutions
for three months and forward their accounts for pay
ment to this Grail road) Offices and also let them stan,
in the columns long thereafter as they dspos
ed to favor the carly completion Of this great WORK..
j. NJ CUNNINGH AM.
Pr. Agent n & o. r. r.
Mobile and Ohio RqilroGd Office,
i Macon, Mss, May 10, lS5s.-z,
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Ihe democracy Of old Monroe have presented legisla
i've ticket For the State senate Judge w. A Tucker fr
lie House. Jas Walker and John Abbott 1t strong ticket
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A gentleman of active business qualifications has request
ed us to say that he would like employment Enquire at this
Office
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NThe Greensboro convention for the purpose OF nominal
ing congressional candidate meets on Monday next.
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Tsec State CT mississippi, !
ltZ-NftrS EnI-NTv

an Monday the l3tl dsy of June 1888, in pursu-
J ance of an order Of the Probate Court of said
county at the II " Term 1888 the undersigned admin
strator OF the Estate of SAMUEL BUTLER, deceased,
will sell public cutlery the Court House door of
said county on credit OF twelve months from day Of
sale-ncgro woman Miily belonging to Said Estate
Said woman is good seamstress ard house servant.
JULIUS c. BUTLER, AGnr.
Hay 7th, 1873. l5-tds.
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cOpyof the proceedings of the meeting to the Sore.
reign for publication.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
G. G. RANEAU, Chm,
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ALBERT G. BROWN

Will address his felIow-citizens the subject of
the United States Senatorial Election, and in defence
of Democratic Principles, at the following times and
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Administrators Notice.

r FILTERS of Administration having been granted
Ii to the undersigned, by tie HONORABLE Probate
Court of low ndes county, Stale Of Mississippi at
Tie May Term, 1853, on. the Estate of LARKfK o.
PERkINs deceased; Thereby give notice to all persons
indebted to said Estate, to come forward mmed asely
and settle and all persons having claims against said
Estate to present them duly authenticated, within fAs
time prescribed By law. or they viii be- yer
G. w. VAUGHN,
May End. 1853 i6S6w. AasizistrQte-
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Gen. Davis

Will address his fellow citizens as an Independent
candidate Congress, for the State at Large, at the
following places:
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NJ Ewould respectfully call your atentioF cur new
w stock of BOOKS and STATIONARY, which we
are offering at wholesale and RETAIL at unusually low
prices for cash or approved credit.
Cl our attention is particularly called to the fact
that our stock is entirely new. No cid editions of
books cnCumbers our sheve.
BOOF BINDERT.
Our BINDERI is stocked with the best English and
American Papers and we prepared to rule and
uacture Record, Dockets, Ledgers and Journals in
superior style OF Binding, lower rates than have
or been done in this city Old Books, Magazines, Nh
sic. &c. bound on the shortest notice
THOMAS s. BIDGOOD & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Books g. Stationary,
Blank Book Manufacturers and Printers,
No 80 st. Francis street, Mobile.
n. We think it will be to your interest to call
and examine stock and prices, before purchasing
elsewhere. April 2, 1853. l0:4n
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NOTICE OE INSOLVENCY.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,

LowNDEs COUNTY.
To al persons dGuing claias against The Estcte of "
a. Mckee, deceased,
YOU are hereby notified to present your claims du
| " probated and allowed, to The Clerk of the Pro-
bate Court OF said county, Commissioner of Insoi.
vency, be Gled for examination and apportionmezt
by the first Monday in Dec smber A. D. 1884, OF they
viii beforever barred. Said Estate having heen daily
declared iasorsnt.
WITNESS, The Honorable Nathani.l
e. Goodwin. Judge of Prohates of said
L. s. County the first Monday IN May, AID.
1853.
Issued the 9Th of Nav A. D. 1859.
DANIEL WILLIAMS, GEerk.
May 18th, 1853. l5--6m.
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COLU MBUS:

saturday Morning. June IS, 1850.
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: superaor &c ef Ezamd Gor sale.

CONTAINING 900 acres, located in SunGower
I county Mississippi, in compact body, viz whole
ot section 3 and east half Of section IA township 81
range > West; adjoining the BEVERLY Plantation,
miles from the TdlIahatohie River and near McNutt,
200 acres of which is deadened--ready for cultva-
ton. This tract is one Of the most desirable in the
Mississippi bottom.
ForPagticuars apply to Z. DOWSING,
Agent, Columbus, Mississippi.
May 7th, 1853. l5--tf
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5UST E2ECEiEY ED

ONE fine Coachee, one handsome Dickey-seat Bar
foucbe, city style, and one fine Sukey, fresh from
lie Mandatory OF ]. II. Quinby & Co., Newark n ].
NILES WOLFINGTGN.
Columbus, April lG, 1913
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Columbus, Mss, May cath. 1853. 90

NOTICE.
4 Ii persons indebted to Gay & Brother are notified
II to come forward and make settlement, as further
Indulgence cannot be given. Cost will be saved by
attending to this matter. GAY g. BROTHER.
NV %, 1873. l9-3W
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GINS AND Mills.

THE undersigned would most respectfully inform the
planters and the public genereilys that be is nov
prepared to furnish them with as good
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ELW EeGK AID STATIONARY sToHE,

Blank Fook Mandatory G Power Press Printing,
No. 30 ST. Francis street, Mobile.
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TRUST SALE.

DY virtue of deed in trust executed by David 3.
ID Grant to secure certain notes therein mentioned
to the Planters Bank of the State of Mississippi
which deed is duly recorded in the proper countless
We as trustees will proceed to sell the highest bid
der for current Bank notes on Monday the 3rd day OF
October next (8a3) at the Court Ho1Se door ct the
several countits in which said binds lie.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
TERms-f'o7 STATE or District $40 60, Comfy s. oo
Iolcn or Eeut So 90.

VIM L. Harris We are authorized to announce
candidate for Circuit Judge of the sixth Judicial
district composed of the counties of Monroe, bowndes
Oktibbeha, Calhoun, Yallabushe, Tallehatche, Car
roll, Choctaw and Chickasaw. Election in November.
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Very Late from Havana

The arrival Of the Cherokee has placed n. in
possession Of dates from Havana to the I'd mat
No news Of an important political nature has
attracted our attention
We notice that permission has been obtained
from the Captain General to construct rail-
road from Trinidad to Espinta Santo The com
mission for carrying it out is composed Of Los
ScnOres D'R0quede Lara, Don Antonio Concio.
Don Fictoriano de Irriharen, Don Manuel Islas
and Don Indalecia Zumora-all men of undoubt-
81 zeal and ability
The COnsistorial Government II ouse at Matan-
zas is now nearly completed 1t is supposed
that the day Of San Carlos Barromeo (the patron
Of this city will be selected for its inaugura-
ton
Lolo Don jose Vicente de la Cruz died on the
18th ult at Puerto Principe, where he lived
Tor many years, and filled the Offices Of Sub.
Delegate OF Medicine and Surgery, Principal
Physician Of the Military Hospital, and Secre-
tary OF the Board of Health. Senior de Ia Cruz
Icnjoyel a mcritea reputation as an eminent
physician, a good father and honored' citizen
Havana appears to be healthy that is, il We
are to Judge from the limited number of DEATH q
at the Charity Hospital and the oth.r fever en-
nouncements for the past month %..s
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LATE FROM Teas by the arrival Of tbs
teamshp Yacht, We have an extra from the
American Flag, giving the result on Monday
last, the lst instant, Of the election in Cameron
connty The returns are not official, but can
vary but trife from the accounts received
they show a majority for the Blues (ths
law and order party Of III
In Hidslgo county, the Blues" had a ms
jority Of -
Scurry majority over Bell and Lewis, com
nhea' IN cameron county, ID about t20-all
The precincts heard from
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pEPRtyED STATE or SOCIETY IN AUSTRALIA
1t is said there are about 500 English eonvicts
from Van Dieman's Land in Melbourne, Aus
tralia, and vicinity, and on meeting man in
the street. think nothing of presenting a pistol
to his breast and demanding his money A let
ter from Melbourne to the Newark Advertiser.
after recording numerous assassinations, says
" In going to Forest Greek, Campbell's Greek,
Beudigo and Golden dggings, you pass through
what is called the Black Forest, dense and
thick wood, about twelve miles in length, The
other day, while four of us were passing through
this forest, we found thirty five who had been
,tacb up, that is, robbed and then tied up to a
tree,) and one poor fellow, who unfortunately
had but thirteen shillings and sixpence, was tied
to tree and his body filled with shot, which
they had fired at him, suppose, because he had
no more. They also stuck up young lady
within sight of her fathers house. This was
never done here before, and accordingly you
4 may Judge of the state Of society
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BR.AZOS Sa.VTL4GO.

wi. laayr THURS DAY, August II, a a'qoct =, n.
ENOR BRAXOS SANTIAGO, PoINT -1csEEe
ISABEL MATAsoFDs and BROWNsv lfLE-,. -,
fl'r NsNOsAns and TeIss s M1l Line % St@G
fb i1 be itvor steamship YACHT T. Durrv tnas,.r y cga
thsc, carrying the Is. Mails g or Is ar having Wv
r.I .rInr atAio room, arrnmf1'iattons apply
HARRIS a MORGAN. ~ iout Of Init strae
A!2 opposite lita Steamship. LANDING.
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SEA-GOING VESSELS.
EOR CALIFORNIA. via VERA ILe2f

EOR CALIFORNIA, via VERA .<cfTTss.
CRUZ Persons derou. Of proceeding 10 California -
r now VcaCu1 Mexico Acapulco-b new
magnificent steamship TEXAS i4O0 buren Henry Place
rnhnder will leave Nweans for VrractuH The lst and
every month oolo,k Hncuay carrying the Mala
Stages leHyo VeaCrur dsi M the City Msio, from
Acapulco mules he had.
1iiE MEXICAN OCEAN MAIL AND INLAND COMPANY will
shortly the Acapulco
through TO San Meanwhile
Ptcr touch Acapulco passengers &c long do
canned. further pnrticulaTs, apply
HARRIS a MORGAN foot Of Jniiastroet.
uvt8tf opposite the steatnsl.p aniing
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KEY WEST.

Nll.ayc OF about THURSDAY, hnggs H.
4 'oB KEY WEST, via PENSACOLA, ze1pTFT.
hrALhtHCOLA ST. MARKS, CEDAR KEYS iklIs.
y IAAP4 BAlu. s. Mail LBe.The u. S. Mail NIralns1ip
= ANtS IT, DAY. j. T. Smith, commsHlr Will leave tho
tanning foot q" lula street First Ds, abnvs. hesht
t-igr, apply TO GREEN HARDING 60 Poviraa suet.
t- Az tn1ahle matter must through n P,s hrs,
- he destination Of freight must in all be marked the
4.
IL lI.ht .Lnn nm order from I'm. Ac.n --ls
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'sNHE NEW YORK, BREMEN AND . eJFF{ss eJFF{sFsss,

Passage tr2m Stw ior to Southampton aai BrsmenF Cabin,
man slnon 4 hs cabin oEsr ssloon sln} Second 10 $50
All letters aud nrsaPrs pass through th, Post otce
Ne bills of lHiinl VIII signed on the day Of sailing.
A. e1prrleuccd sClled to sAeh shI'.
For ri ght passage aphly
MuLlEf9, SAND 4 RIERA, 26 Snath street. New York,
G. A. HEtNCKEN 4 Co, Bremen.
MARTlNEAr, CftOShEY q Co, Southampton.
WA IsELIN, Eave. y.9 8m
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= 50 ,als ty ) P eo.HRAS COZ % Crave, street,
TTTRON SAfftEp AtNnSns sad CANARY skEr;
ALAi6S pS WALNufs And FtLsERIS, 'sI-
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LyOR YICKSBuRG. MARnrNro,

9t'DIe INh NAkBINTDN, ~
NEM CARTHAGE, GRAND GULF, ROD iL,sNeAs-s9T
NEi, NAlClllZ and al Intermediate laEduss.
W. sshalg y cek Packet ~ NJ MktGlT .fea rassergpr
s'4smer " VI. RIGHT, Capt j. D. Clarke will
On TUESDAY ENtNlNG, at orlock.
fS AscsuABg-Leavcs Tuesday Evening
Qcs, Hatcher We1uesdl
1Eutstsy Morning 70 O'Clock.
IS JsseentngIe4yes NoEshHf. Fav O'clock r. NJ
Grand u az Rodney SATURDAY Mor1g satu Iaq At
Z. NJ. a1d arrives SeSOr.ans On Sunduy
- Tie n. NJ NUsAt bliIt rEir,y f3r thia tra,e.
- N public assured boat rIr5tuaI in
her starring Unsurpassed omIoans or r zt
apIiypu BE- 81
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A AXE SHORE TRT-W WEEKLY
ra ~ st-soer CALIFaltNIN

Packet Steamer EAIIFnRsI Nor
blLD&t AND OCEAN sPfsISGs SfAY ST ToIS - 5sfs
AN ant MlSSiPP CITY and sttFug a. FORT rIH
bA - and fIllk&DAYSftr gprrd ,lv1te pressure
tt ~ 'fifner ca oNtA ca erprrssly u
W. Wth
tn aod JrheTs,n Halrad srs s he M I'd .oi
Ions. TUESDAY YS.......,,.... -lv g A NJ O..
t,lTlsSi,A ; ..'............tys >. n. Car.
p st... s...N +. NJ.
And y toG,thartfaiu Rsirr5a I'd AZ
lake .InvH. ~ ' - 4' Wv
,.,.-, tsd5'i F,"ortTss Lr,ss Lyachb.s9 Biioyi
iH' hSDAis ...n NJ. Cars FRIDAY EVENING
s.,rt,,,t, Iss1i, VI 'a t.Ir',s L@rs fars 1rala
r Fsr. By Lorif aud Gss Christian o. 90 Children aud
Servants, FL -: I@rk, Al
ie Fsro to Mssrp CITY, Blos aud prne t25o Cbl
dIrn Gpd SaryAuts, o. So Deck ~ 10.
~ Freight all
osoek ~ SltuflayE hst et Ta TLusia trp. 10 he
huniayJ W4ineslsg7.
" The ~, Letter Rag viii Agent Tues.
has md Thurs'yt At -. ooA a. NJ Saturdays
i'"' r. GEDuES, Agent, lg Bank fiacz.
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HyfTERL.NG PLACES.
4 AXE SHORE PACKET STEAMER m

\ AXE SHORE PACKET STEAMER sTr-o ;,
- fREOLE-Suuinlr Arrangement -
IAN STRINGS, BpNI Barrnrd nqfing-f- --v7 1ra
pl"nl n pr"Nra sBrnrr CREOLE Charles Walker .strr
Fp" t h ire wi.h 1runtnoiatiof4 yil ls.rs N,
lroon N9d 80 flrot arrival At the Lake Of H. Car
MONDAYS ,.... A " Car. fridays i.y 2 = NJ Cs,
~EiSESDAl4l lt 4. ~ gt, SATURDAYS " j. N ~
Anl h Foba tau on arrival !. t6s lake OF M Ar.
r. friags:
Io,to Ny o,tqa4g L,,r.. Cs,s. s,,.,,.
MONDAYS o.. 4. ". eats SUNDAY ..- FVFsTECc
WEDNESDAYS. Us q a. w.. cat7 INtf,Db Y . FVtStSGS
FRIDAYS. ..ty 4. NJ. crrs. TitiISDAy 49, t.VENtSGS
HAfUEDA vs.. rs 4 +. NJ. UEFAy NOR
tiI Slaiass SlId4v- CIeuir
city, Bit q agd Ore,r Spriugs.
~ trigh' received Hi l taoai all
satHrie& HAT for Wednesday ought he fuesaAys
80 Fa~ e ~ 81 i.ss iss Christian ~ CBBdn
EHns 81 Is; Dock 1i Fare Mississippi C,4 go and fsrn
sPtagl - 81 ChIdf and Slrvrnts, III sni Ds k <I.
~ ne NoE Lester Bag " leave office Agent on Mon
~. ~ nnt fgn"+lt's at n o'3F Fridays
l.3l r. GEInEs. A..nt 10 NM 1In.n
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- TWEEN NEW YDRk AND fIbsG0W-Iho 49,
Gia.y n Se~ York Steamship Company powerful sII1sIp
GLASGOW, lts4 power, Robert
pointed to ssh from N-V York dir glasgow follows
On Saturday l6tb Iuis neat at l. O'Clock, salla 10Th Sep
ttfuuer, 81 ~ u'clsck,
F Cabin ss'uou state si21
ftsi tHltu isllsHl state rooms Is
Second CABIN :....-;...s. 50
Stewards Zee included.
nte number Of third class passengers will 'e taken, supplied
will ualg, properly cooked ego
gelr. Fer lfetsat ls4atgu apply 10
NIrSN . Qr,ai
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RED RTI,ER.
.fL.fB.1.H.l RTFER
T6,O STEAMBOAT CAPTAINS and q.

fHN0 STEAMBOAT CAPTAINS and a-.- .
IL OWNERS Now Orleans, January 10,
i4t anlersned has this day commenced GENERA IL xf4lz
exclusively such bsinea TINS presenting hme
the public he that long experience
employ Of others in the buaineF with his
his whoe time and personal together
general with ppt that he liberal
Msssrs Waters, GASlEN 6o, a,S Na% % Orleans
STONE d wALW0RTH,
BRIDGE a BRO,
WHITE d BUCHANAN
Captain GEO W GABLE, steamer |. Nj, kennctt.
r. ~ fIuHSNTrE5iR, IHNr5iR ASsssag A@sSssn5or.
janll j. j. CHILD Office 20 Poyira New Orleans.
4 tHOICE WINES AND LIQUORS.-BRAN
~ DESSazarsc vintage 19s 7ss is04 ami lsHs Go
dad vintage Of ISIS otsd puus and oc brands
WINES Old Reserve, Pahttho, India Ma.
ders ppt 1orion ard Harmony Nephew shgfy OH Poa san
many ctsT brands Of ChsnTHSne White Hne Cret II eka
Holland Isnaa and Co1 Rom SCOTCH Irish ol Roanoke
aud Old Rye Whisky Bsniy juice;
descriptions Boxers Berlin and Goueys te aa everything
able terrls can be found, for cash city paper.
700 raske PORTER and ALE, y Pmts ana quarts,
~ sEwtLL T, TAYLOR is Royal street.
RRlDGEWATER FIRE AND WEATHER
~ tRoOF PAINrDePot, No 10 Camp atreet.The public
completed he erection, the mine, addition ls
cy hereto experienced supplying the demand c
iii ct the tuT be eheftay renedei All crdcra be
led aP}n tnng promptly tiled.
bstte intention oi the Company, few weeks
mediate Introduced this market sized packages
lhe dry mineral eau be mixed with ne OH ordinary
purpose covering wood anu bnksay net~enisth lme we'll
tked TINS experiment has the North, aud
Gently IA thus city and works admirably For directions, upuou
sffre eertlh'ae etc. pamphlet nhich may De had the
tcpoi or Of any otthr Sub Agents.
Dry, barrels. weighing 400 10 5ou lhs.
Dry in halt barrels, weighing 10 45u lbs,
4, tIoGnn IN OIL IN k"st OF - % aud 100 Ihs.
And by the city SubA--ns ELI
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I,nE L1NERPOOL--Th fne FIST sail. y
LONDON.

y ts Am.ueaH anp NOR1H CAROLINA Capt. Fluer stIII
loa..#s and vii taye ls dlspatch. tyf n~ipht A>-
. .t eg. aWlyto J.f WHITNEY a CO., 81 Camp It,
~ Torn. g" Apt'' g. tH' tail-h "a t"at1. ai+
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~ HAVANA corr EE-t6U tSgs prime;
CLARET-5u cases, part choice
WOODEN WARE-l00 dozen Nnc Washboarls, $50 dozs
Breolns;
sUGAR-CUREn HAlis-1s terces Daitsd's snd siags
PRIME BEEF-.O8 barrels;
RiCE-6A terrgs
GROUND COFFEE-l50 boxes, for sale By
Hp3O 1w CONVERSE = ca, u Trbuuptoulas street.
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as,a#- fot halsa. r, Fs.1 s = Fa'asEs, arr.y to
A ". fkEENl :. 81. Nsg4el street,
#-L ortp tpJEEFt v II1IAtlS A Go. 80 Camp Z.
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.NEH YORK.

--s9C NEW YORK. The fast sailing ,s,.1
Y sansr PATRICK HENRY, Capt KHalson. eA-h-Ef
r ytot Hsr ,nssga Ni meet h undIlts dfsI
uIFir @ o.. + 0t 10
aus J. Il. &1tBRtbGE q ca. So St. Charles street.
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nlLS-OILS-
~ I5n bbs No. LARD OIL;
SuO0 gallons WINTER BLACilED WHALE 0Lf
Slug gailois WINTER BLACHED SPERM OIL
so htls IINSEED OIL. Boiled AMI Raw,
50 bL,s. NACHlN VERY on,
IN NM. ~ \ NERS, on. Nos and q. For sale by
ap9l III. CARTFRS Co, - Common stree
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sgL0CKS AND SLABS ITALIAN MARBLE,
lning per shp Nudru th- Leyes blocks
BAREII a.
syON'S STARCH-lO0 boxes in store, for sale
e J.fGARr 4 60, 7s Tehourtoul's street. vlI
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s. .a4rs, and viii have quick Jlldl For 1--S--
Fl. -.u b4ta tUttnt Htpit tp
Jr. WHITNEY co 81 Camp street
~ Fatrast having fpHna q a9umoioous sppJ = the Cap
I l 4 1 mol
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BOSTON,
kToR BOSTON-Regular Line of Pack ,;

ITIE EUSIUN-KeguIar Line Of Pack -,
't'-i.e ~ sst sue sflEFFiELD s4t ts'-r ss1If
A'rr barge Tar-ug ner ifzg tsiRag-J S, have lIk ~
l.al. taT taaa.e of Z. at, of l,..ses, spI II
F3 6. v. IIYN-OS, 80 Camu str. a
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-17

FUNwrrunE.-It is known by all who have visit
ed the establishment of Messrs. MUNDAY & Corrs
on Market street, near the corner of Union, that
they have excellent assortment OF Furniture,
which they sell at moderate rates. Mr.. MUNDAr
devoies his whole attention to the business, and
will be glad 10 see all his old friends, and young
ones too, who desire anything in his line.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-17

rJNHE baltimore and Ohio Rail Road from Wheeling to
/ Baltimore, and connecting with the Washington
Bra nch Kali Road ut the Junction Caely called the Relay
House,) 20 miles from baltimore, and with the Philade
pha Wilmington and Baltimore Rail Road TO Philadelphia
The great tunnels upon line completed and
tile whole road is in fine condition. presenting one OF the
most pGturesqu. and romantic routes in the world.
The and splendid stcamer of the Union Line from
Louisville and Cincinnati connect with this road at Wheel
Washington, PhadeIphs, &C., may be had Of the agents.
or the boats.
The express mail Wheeling daily at O'Clock
A. NJ, (Wheeing tms) and arrives at Cumberland C2oi
mIes) at 7P M and allowing two hours there, arrives III
Baltimore C2S0 miles, at A. NJ, the next morning. MA
king the passage through in about 20 hours, Including all
stOppages. Atft. B - e, -5l.. -
~ baggage checked through of the eastern POINTS
without chaTge. 49,
WashRgo at the Junction and for Philadelphia BAL
ple dine and rtunty at points meals
Through tickets from Wheeling to Baltimore: (with
privilege OTIying anywhere the route) SS6OtO
Washington, go TO Philadelphia, St0-to be had on
board or the Union Line on tile Ohio, ard OF
the Rail Road gents at WheengC q b. FJRD) Mounds
Vile. maj WM. PARKER Gen'l. Sup't.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-17
TELEGRAPMC NEWS
Nv the National Line.
ELEGRApHRD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
FIIRTHER az THF ASIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 16--The London Press. a
weekly paper, contains the following: ave have
authority to stcte that the Court at St. Petersburg
has nddlessed a brief and conclusive note TO the
governments OF England aud France, announcing
that no further negotiations will be entered into.
The part Of Russia is definitely taken, and that
part is, Ia gueFre.(2l
The London Times las leading article on the
subject Of the tep"Ited advance OF the Turks from
Kala[at towards Kragata, and remarks that this
advance was coupled with the activity of the
Turks along the whole line of the Danube, rem
dering it evident that we are only yet atthe Begin
ming of the Wallachia campaign.