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The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-01-28

ANNE ROYAL. Extract Of letter from
'Argo' under date Of Washington, Dec. 60;
i yesterday visited old Mrs Ann Royal,
whose name is familiar to tensof thousands.
The old lady, is now 81 years q age, and
strange to say still conducts her paper, the.
I Huntress, with her wonted fire She
was known many years ago to be famous
s.scold and was IN 1884 condemned to be
dueked" but was pardoned By Gen, Jackson
She IS in heart RELY good woman, and
when she has passed away Spartan dame,
wilt have departed from amongst US. She
is, too, d first rate democrat; and yesterday
said to mel the wings had known Gen.
Scott as well as / have known him, they
would never have put him forward for the
presidency. Thousands think will be
glad to hear that she still lives; and her
parting adieu to me. God bless you thrice
repeated will not be remembered without 9
grateful response.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-01-28
NOTICE,

M'LANE'S celebrated vermifuge, certain
Ia cure for worms, for sale by
THOMPSON e. CO.
nR MLANE'S celebrated Liver Pills, in
- Sick Headache and in al bilious COM
plants surpassed by none, for sale by
Jan %, '53. THOMPSON d CO.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-01-28

RT Mr. Robert J. Walker Is II Wash
ingtOn. but IS TOO unwelI toastend to bust
ness He has project lar 4 railroad lo The
Governmental grant Of public lands on eth.
er side 81 che route, u I'D IF is constitute
lien.
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Dean Of PROFESSOR wilson.

81, Death Of Professor Wilson.
The steamer at New York brings the sad
intelligence Of the death Of John Wilson,
Professor Of Moral Philosophy in the Edin-
burg College. This gentleman adds another
10 che illustrious, dead of the past year. He
was born in Paisley, Scotland, in 1888. At
the age Of thirteen he entered at Glasgow
University. and in his 18th year at Oxford
Here he gained the Newdegate prize. for an
English poem of sixty lines. On leaving
Oxford he purchased an estate near the
borders Of Lake Windermere. and became
a neighbor and associate Of Wordsworth.
In consequence Of reyerses 81 fortune, says
the Boston Atlas. he left Windermere, and
proceeded to Edinburgh, where he practiced
law. He was shortly afterwards elected
Professor of Moral Philosophy at Edin-
burgh University, which place he. held to
the day of his death. Professor Wilson
wrote the Lights and Shadows of Scottish
Life; the trials of Margret Lindsay; and
the Forresters; works which will live as
long as the language in which they are
written. He. also wrote two poetical works
The City IF the Plague" and "The
Isle of Palms" But he has been better
known Of late years as the editor of Black
woods Magazine. and by thename of Chris
topher North. Many Of his contributions
to Blackwood are among the most charming
critical essays ever written. He wrote, a.
mong other good things which appeared in
Blackwood. Notes Ambrosiane which have
been collected and published in seperate
volumes. both in England and America.
His Life of Robert Burns is glowing trib-
ute to the genius and independence of the
Ayrshire ploughman. His latest contribu-
tons to Blackwood have been series Of
papers entitled Dies BOyeales, or Christopher
among the Mountains, which are critical
essays upon poets and poetry, in the form
of dialogues Professor Wilson was q
whole-scuIed, enthusiastic man, Of vast in
tellectual powers, and Of 4 genial racy llu-
NOR. His death will be lamented at home
and abroad, By the thousands who have en-
ioyed the privilege Of reading his glorious
works.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-01-28
WH1r coNepEss las BEEN AND s DoINe

WHhr CoNGREss HAS BEEN AND Is Dome.
- S I. ne cute and graphic Washington
correspondent of The New York Tribune.
says: The last session VAS spent prinei-
pally il preparing fer the Presidential con-
tSst. and this viii Be occupied mainly u dis
posino Of its fruits The Home Journal
avs he aboyeis Tie irue history Of two ses-
sions 81 Congress n three lines.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-01-28

Horne Iooke, being asked by George =
uhethes lie pluyed Il eaVsls. replied. - can
MT ye.lf a..is:ss. tel king from 4 k1pye 8
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-01-28

Tie Marshal appeared and was sworn in.
y. = BURNS offered the following resolu-
ton which was on motion adopted, viz:
Resolved, That special committee Of
three be appointed to examine the Assess
ment Book and make report at the next
meeting, consisting Of P. O'Donnell, J. p.
Bailey and >. v. Caldwell.
By ] P Bailey,
Resolved, That the Mayor be requested
to make out the Assessment Books, and
hand them over 10 the committee by the
9th January, 50 that they can report al the
next regular meeting.
Onmotion the meeting adjourned.
p. O'DONNELL, President.
GEo. N. POWELL, City Clerk.
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MUSIC RECEIVED THIS
DAY.

4 . dozen Extra Fine Guitars, to be seen al
the Drug Store of Mann d Andrews.
VIM. PASSIER, Teacher
of instrumental Music.
Yazoo city, January %, 1853. 29-tE
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-01-28
CALLED MEETING.

YAzoo CRY, Dec. 90, 1859.
Present.. O'DoNNELL, President:
A. Smith, ]. " Caldwell, j. H.
Wesling, ]. r. Burrus, j. P. Bal
ley, A. B. johnson. NJ. Malone
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Died.

On Thursday morning. ALFRED second SON Of Jonathan
A. and Hannah Webster late of Bradheld Yorkshire in
the 18th year Of his age.
The friends the family are respectfully invited to at
tend his funeral from the residence of his father No 55
Broone street, on Sunday morning, at nine O'Clock.
On Thursday September 49, MARY W. Only daughter of
John W. and Sarah salter in the 4h year of her age
The rends Of the family invited to attend her u
neral this afternoon, At four o'clock from the residence
OF her parents No. 80 West Twenty seventh street
Thirteenth street, J. TuxERA p'AeRKrA aged 40 years
bis remains viii be taken 10 Norwalk Conn for inter-
ment by ithe half past eleven O'Clock A. NJ train His
friends are respectfully invited to attend.
Suddenly, KATE SMITH GnsIN only daughter of John NJ
and Mary Genn, aged years
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral, from No 1877 West
Fifteenth street. this morning. at ten O'Clock, without
further notice.
On Friday morning October IA, FLORENCE infant daugh
ter of Smith A. and Mary Dayton.
The friends and acquaintance are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral afternoon al two O'clock
from No. 50 Henry street. Brooklyn.
On Tuesday, October IL RoBETo infant OF Antonio
&. and Mary }. Martinez.
At Brooklyn, L. l.. on Wednesday, October IL Mrs.
MARY ANN MAXIM, wife of p T. Martin, native Of the city
Of aged = years mon and - d ny.ss 70
tend her funeral from her late residence No IS Baltic
street. near the corner of oyt street. Brooklyn this af-
ter noon st two O'Clock
At Williamsburg l.. l., on Thursday, October 49, of
marasmus EDWARD p, only of Adeline B. and I.
Dwight Crane, aged months and 9 days.
The friends and relatives invited to attend the fu
neral from the residence Of his parents No Ais Grand
street Williamsburg. to afternoon without fur
Their notics The remains win be tax. to Mount Oivet
Cemetery.
On Friday morning October a. in the 4oh year of her
JANE DAILY wife of Thomas Daily, deceased, of Eyre
court, county Galway, Ireland
Her funeral will take place this day, from the
dence OF her brother in Forteth street between Ninth
and Tenth Her remains will be aerred in Cal
vary Cemetery. Her friends and those Of her brother,
John Quinn, and her brotherin law. Patrick Daily
specially invited to attend without further invitation.
On Friday, October a. CHARLES MooRE, eldest Of
Charles A. and Hannah Elizabeth Madden aged years
months and IL days.
The friends and relatives Of the family respectfully
invited to attend his funeral from the residence Of his
ather, No 1913 Ninth avenue, tomorrow afternoon. at
o'clock
On Thursday October 10, Of bowel consumption, MAT
THEW NJ infant son Of William H. Ieggett
His remains were inferred with his mother, at Wood
Row. Staten Island
at East Windsor, Corn. September TO- REUBEN PAsco
soldier of the Revolution. aged 90 years
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NEW ORIEANS Oct ~ 1853.
Gotten has been depressed and unsettled BY the Ca.
nadas advices There is nothing doing buyers claiming
SO decline. Flour has advanced 40c. and is held
at TOO SOC Fair sugar sells at &C. and 100 hhds
xnolassss brought 251fc
CHARrEsroS Oct. IA, 1853
CottonSales to-day 500 bales prices ranging from
BLc 10k The Canada has depressed our mar
ket, and prices are declining; middling fair, 1910.
ALBANY Oct. IA 1853
The receipts OF the past twenty four hours have been
Flour 900 bbls; wheat, % 900 bushels; corn $500
bushels; barley, $4,000 bushels; oats, 5000 bushels
Flour Arm and steady but cot active sales 900 bbs
nj % 81 % % for State and s6 81 81 for
and mixed Western Barey31 900 bushels sold at IS Nc
4 Soc for two-rowed and SIC. size Cor four -ro~ed
Sales Of prison whskey at s2ac
Oswpso, Oct. IA, 1859
Receipts since our last-F1our 900 bbls. wheat 49,
600 bushels Wheat Il in fair demand but the drnness
OF holders checks operations sales 900 bushels at
81 az 81 As for white Ohio and 81 80 for Canadian
Ereights unchanged.
BurAro Oct IA, 1883
RecelptA since yesterday-F1our, $500 bbls; wheat,
"a 900 bushels corn 60 900 bushels Flour firm under the
anAdA advces but owing TO the absence Of private ad
voss buyers and sellers do not meet 500 bbls sold at
o. ~ - for Ohio, and 80 81 20 for Michigan Wheat
eraAy and Arm sales 900 bushels at 81 20 ~ for
a o. and III % for Michigan. Corn has been firm since
C [snads's and Is held higher Sales 10 900 bush.
- * a 60 for Western MIXED Oats drll AZ 81 ~.
= :. oAie sr.sssy At 10. Frsknts--sloaf, 500;
v.esi, &c. ssra, ne
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the Indians themselves they are not likely to inter-
fere with the whites The Spokans and Cayuse tribes
have the smallpox among than, besides some other
tribes One or two OF the small ones have been
almost entirely swept of.
The euigrants have begun to arrive, and many Of
the residents are going cut to meet their coming
friends aud relatives. The highest price for every
thing is paid here. Flour is $50 per barrel, butter
81 81 so per pound COWS slOO q $50 per head,
and every thing else in proportion.
Since left Steilaem have ascertained that the
road committee are cutting the road through by the
way came for the pr ssent emigration to Washing
ton Territory. 1t will be much more convenient
than going down the river here, as you may Judge
when you ascertain that there is but steamboat
above the Cascades, and that ia propeller thirty
nine feet long and twelve feet beam; she is of iron,
and for SO small affair drives an extensive trade
Business is brisk, and everything prosperous. The
mail closes in few moments, and can write no
more. Or. s.
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NIarrlAd.

On Thursday October IS by the Rev. DR.. Armitage Mr.
Dull WNscow to Miss JoARS L. HNCHMAN, both Of this
city.
Cincinnati and ST. Louis papers please copy.
On Wednesday evening, by the Rev. Mr. Hscox, at the
Stanton street Baptist Church. Mr.. KING to Miss s.
SHAFFrR both of this city.
On Thursday, October 13, by the Rev. W. s. Balch Mr.
HENRY TBRoKcK to Miss MARGARET Ann COOKE oil Of this
city.
E1mifa papers please copy.
At Alexander, on Wednesday, October II, by the Rev.
Thomas Bslamy, ALBERT BLoDGE, Esq., of this city, to
Miss MARY l.. NEWTON, of the former place
At Orange, N. j., on Thursday morning, October by
the Rev A. NJ Palmer, MARY j., only daughter of john IL
Of New York.
In this city Thursday, October g. by the Rev Alfred
r. Beach, of ST. Peters, Mr. WILLIAM ~ DyoNs of Kings
county to Miss BsoE MEREDITH, daughter of Mr.. William
Meredith, of Ballycarney, Queens county.
AT St. Georges church. Thursday October b. by the
Rev. s. H. Tying, DID,, MICHAEL MILLER to CATuARNE
daughter Of William Strong.
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From Albany.

REMOVALS AND APPOINTMENTS By THE CANAL BOARD.
ALBANY Oct. IA, 1853.
The following removals and appointments by the Canal
Board announced -
John Crummey, appointed superintendent Of Repairs Of
secten l. Erie canal in place Of Smith A. Waterman
moved Elisha B. Dow, appointed Superintendent. Of "a
pairs Of section Erie canal vice simon Schernerhon
removed John Martin, Super intendent Of Repairs
section Of Champaign canal vice D. Barrett, removed.
David W. sickles, appointed Weghmaster at West Tray
vice Stephen s. vandell, removed, Joseph Kenyon,
Weighmsser at Syracuse vice W NJ. Brewster removed
VIM J. Cobie Collector Of Tolls at West Troy vice J. 7
Davis, removed. Burton slocum, Collector Of Tolls at
Buffalo vice Harrison Park, removed Owen McCloskey
Inspector Of Boats at Albany, vice George Wright,
moved Charles Cary, Inspector Of Boats at Lockpor
vice Eaos Steele, removed Patrick Coffee Inspector Of
Boats at Buffalo, vice B. Slocun, appointed Collector
John Fay removed from the Of Division Engineer
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Stock Sales.

PmADnrmA Oct 4-Reported by Keen Taylor
1000 Allegheny ss 10 81 go Penna SIS, "a; 200 Long
Island RR l3x 500 do, cash, 1917; 800 Schuylkn Nav
preferred, 25}; IL Pepna RR 4SAI 300 Morris Canal
az; do cash, 81. Beaoeen Boards-sl, 900 City RI
6s 49, b. lo4 800 shares Schuylkll Nav preferred
261a; SO do, S. a6K 100 Morris Canal, 1917. Second
Board coo City RI 6s, 's2, b4wn, 1O4< 800 do, 49,
lo414 e0o SOS, '67, esp, l22l; 100 Wilmington RR
6s 9Sh 20 shares Morris Canal s5wn, 131s; 100 Go,
1871; 10 Norristown RR, 50H Is Harrisburg RR, 81
so schuykill Nav prefel red 2s1s 100 do b5 2ss Is
Mechanics Bank 49, 80 Farmers and Mechanics Bank,
73H After Bodrd.-loO shares Long Island RR, 13sl.
Market dull.
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Fort OF New York, October II, 1853.
CLEARED.

CLEARED
Steamshps-Baltic, CoInstock Liverpool, = Collins;
BENZ Frar Kim Atkins, Charleston Lincoln & Co.
Flash, y lson, Vera Cruz Hargous Bros
Hunter; Emerald fBr) M6onald St john, kB, bealey;
Princess Royal (Br) Doe, Bermuda, W A + Davenport.
schr-Aon1o, lisld5, Newbern, Davis 4 Holmes; Mary
Eliza, Conekn, Brunswick, Ca; master chas Strong
Strong, Baltimore. Mailer Lord; Sarah II Donald Ellis
philadelphia: " MKee; Lucent, Partridge, Elizabeth
Hooper; Oregon, Gantier Washington, II Mathews;
Chase Cakes Baltnor master; Bergen Msgec Peters
burg James Hunter Co; Harvest Presbury, Taunton,
master
soop--Frankn, Avery, New Eayen, Havens
ARRIVED
Steamship Humboldt, Lines Havrs Sept 80, to NJ Iiv-
Steamship Union Adams Charleston to spoord, Tiles
mails with steamship State Of Georgia, twenty miles north
Of Hatteras.
ship M.rn iop Hadley Liverpool Sept 8, with 900 pas
ship Orphan williams, Bremen, Sept l, with $50 pas
sengers to Pope &Co Had four deaths and one birth
Sept G, passed Fair Island in company with ship Green
ofNew Orleans bound w 10th inst, so miles east Of Nan
tueket spoke ship Southport, from Liverpool
Bark Galleeo, Elery Shanghai April 90 passed Anjer
4 Co. Aug ], on the Cape Of Good Hope, experienced
ss: s ,s sss @ y % I m on g. sp s9s
bark Spencer Kirby Tuskerton from Glasgow for Havana,
who supplied with one barrel Of pork one do bread and
brig Zuyder Zee, from Haronger Holand) for Havana;
Oct g. lat 81 lS loI TO- bark on the starboara bow
w.
WSW 10 speak he' being in want Of provisions having
bread other articles TO eat for several days but beef
and pork hosted the ensign union down. but she would
no. stop but hoised his ensign aft she large bark
with painted ports The not two miles ahead Of
oct TO- LAT 80 90 Ion r. spoke bark Leda, OF and from
Boston for Charleston, who kindly supplied with prov
sions Took pilot on Tuesday from the piotboat W j
Romer.
Park John Bird (of Rockana) Ulmer sagua la Grande,
Sept 81 10 Nesmith l. Son.
Brig American, Skolfeld, Gibarn rs days, to John
Hill The has been within 90 miles of Sandy Hook for
FIVE days.
schr Earl Dundonald (Br), Young, Bemuda, Is days,
TO Hyland Smith.
schr Julia h Nancy, Rattle, Newborn days
Schr Ann Maria Concklin Newborn, days.
Schr Mart IA Hall, Kale Calais, IL days.
Schr Suffolk Smith, Brookhaven, IL hours, 10 master.
The in new vessel OF 400 tons and towed 10 the
city by the steantug Ida, Capt Parrnlee
Steamer Thomas Swami Fsirfowl Baltimore, 81 hours.
BELOW.
Ship Southport, from Liverpool
Steamships Benjamin Franklin, Charleston ships
Hudson London; Essex Havre; New England Glasgow;
Peter Hattrick, Antwerp; Enterprise, Liverpool; and
others
Wind at SUNRISE NV; meridian, calm; sunset SsW.
[BY SANDY HOOK PRINTING TnEGRAPH1
TIE BaHANDs, Oct 14-Sundown.
briggs inward bound anchored on the bar.
Wind light from s. Weather clear.
The wreck reported in yesterdays paper as being In
tow Of seamtug in the oiing new schooner Gas
yet having name), Capt Smith, from Patchogue,
NJ TO this port for spars, &C. Was towed up BY
steamtug Ida.
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Murder Trials.

WORCESTER. Oct. Il, 1853.
william Barker who has been on trial in this city for
the murder of his wife, yesterday found guilty.
Manly Ransom Ii trial here for numbering his
wife at Suencer in july 1851
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Arriyed-Ship wR Jones, Anderson, New Orleans barks
Union, Hewitt Naansss; Pewhattan Inghsn, Palermo;
Cos; schrs Carlisle Spple Ocean Wave Price, aud
louisa Ann Doyle Providence Antares Gaudy, Bristol
RI Dean, Freeman, Providence Smith, Smith, Quincy
Point Mass; Echo Lowden, Albany.
Cleared-Berk Jacob Prentiss, Ioring, New Orleans;
schrs Speed Somers Chareson Hanover Payne Boston;
Louisa Ann, Doyle, Providence; Carlisle Spple East
Greenwich.
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Marine Disasters.

BosToS, Oct. IL, 1855.
The bark plymptsn Of NeNburyPort, from Pictou for
Boston with coal foundered at sea September 3d. The
we're taken of and carried into Halifax by the
schooner Washington, from New York.
Tho steamship Rose, employed by the Provincial gov
eminent in protecting the fisheries ashore Pie
tou in . gale, September 80. The crew we're saved
with one man badly injured.
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ITO CHINA AND EARTHENWARE WHOLKSALh
Il dealcrs.-Henry Hopkins, China and Earthsnwars
Broker and General Commission Agent Burssm stafford
eeve Of these goods de- His
intimate knowledge Of the trade and his residence
in the pottery DISTRICT enables him TO give
ponai supeendencs the execution Of all orders commit
1srns ke., may w Lad Application Re-
frssess sva sal rslsssl AdAes0 Dsxsls asA&se1sAs.
EAxAad.
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THE TURF.

TTNIoN COURSE, l.. L-RUNNING-PURsE OF $780,
milo heats carrying due weights for free 10 all
horse three more to make race and two START CLOSE
Saturday October alto r. at Farmland Duryeas
nssday, october Is. JOHN L. SNEDIKER, Proprietor.
TINIoN COURSE, L. I-TRorTING.-oN MONDAY,
Oct ~ at o'clock H. match for 81 600 three mile
heats to wagons. II. Woodruff b. Pet. j. Nielsen
nAmesb. m Boston Girl. Stages will leave the williams
burg ferries for the Course every hall hour.
JOHN l. SNEDIKER, Proprietor.
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Death OF Elisha Mathewson.

PRovIDENCE Oct, ii, 1893.
Elisha Matkewson formerly United States Senator died
al his residence in Scituate this morning
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Indiana state Fair.

LAFAYETTE, (Ind }, Oct IL, 1858.
The second State Fair Of Indiana has just closed. 1t
been quite successful and Il among the best ever
ied the West Forty thousand persons we're in attend
uce and thirty thousand Of them present yester
day The number of cattle and horses exhibited was 500
a md the total recapts amounted to 81. 900
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The State ulectiOns.

0sossAn, Oct Is, 1853.
Medil (dem.) for Governor, will have majority of
tom 80 600 to 4o11n The democrats will have a large
majority in ths nl1saature
The increased democratic majority in this city is at
tributed to large number Of wings having voted the
democratic ticket because of their opposition the Maine
law.
We have indication We. OF the result Of the vote
the temperance question in this State.
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Balioting for Speaker In Vermont.

Five more baotings had in the House this morn
ing The last stood as follows-Grandy, 81; Bingham
49, Needham, A.
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PUBLICATIONS.

IMMENSE SUCCESS.-THE DEMAND FOR IT,
IA last number Of tho Sunday Courier containing the
citing romance Might and Right exhausted the entire ed
thor at an early hour disappointing thousands who applisA
the dsy o sss s and Of the
ontnuaton will appear Sunday w. October 6
in addition to choice variety Of matter
original sketches tales anecdotes whiaS
Quarter of Hour ut Eating House, the Prise
Fight by an eye witness Mr. Hopkins Target Excursion;
maker Old Things made New; Clarkson and the Duke Il
Wellington Easy Writing The Thistle; Great Personagss On
BlsckweIs Island; Prudishness; Biblical Reputstisn.
Does Any Know Rather Shaky Railway
criticism Brougham's drama Of Bleak House; Autho
OF London Assurance; Powels Picture; In the Woods n
Thorough Economist Lunch News Of the Week, 40. Price
only three per copy. Office of publication Is Spruce -
TINE SUNDAY DISPATCH OF THIS WEEK OCTOBER
l6) will contain" Old Honestly the SINNERS Or
deal romance Of the American Revolution story =
thrilling and strictly correct ms to facts dates ana
actors Of that stirring period which gave birth 10 the Ans
Republic . -.
treatment while at and on shore. ~ :.
Count St. Paul Daguerreotype Of Of the Pets -
the Upper Ten with OF his dongs among pretty We
man in New York, with his previous history Beware u
full account Great Prize Fight at Boston Fsu.
yet written that would well for people know while
the subject is yet fresh in the public mind
cresse.
Some interesting items about Singular Woman.
PARALLELS to the Spirit RappngsCurous well sutAsa-
Public MISUNDERSTANDING important consideradsas
for the people, Plain facts.
Besides variety Of original choice matter an Ne
topics OF the times Price cents.
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Tslegraphic Marine Reports.

Arrived-Barks Lysander, San Juan, Cuba; D Webster
Baltimore Elm, philadelphia; brgs VIM Moore Bonaire;
Charleston; schrs Ebsn Herbert, and William Brown,
York.
NV ORizAs1, Oct II.
yect, PhiIA6saRhia
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AGENCY.


rom u and ugwsrds payable ~ sight, are ssssA p
Me subscribers, BOWMAN, 0RINNELL 3 CO., 80 Sovth
street, sole passenger agents for the eWalev TAU Line n
Liverpool and London packet ships
REhITTANCEs TO ENGLAND, IRELAND, SCOT.
IL land and Waes;-Bs Of the Bank of Charleston on
the Bank Of Liverpool Of pound sterling and
upwards negotiable Of the banks the United King
dom, for sale by CENTER CO., 20 Old slip,
corner Of Water street.
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The Yellow Fever.

YAzoo Cry Oct IL 1853
Mr.. A. 5 Perkins manager of the telegraph Office here
died last night Of yellow fever and the manager Bay
Sara died the night before.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

ERIE Oct. IA, 1858.
The following the official majsrties in Erie county:
-Budd, 5s3 Pownall 6s5; Mcclure, COL; Myers, 9o4.
The wing Legislative and county tickets elected by
a majority of from 800 to 500.
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nAnITIME INTELLIeENcR.

; ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRg-THs DAY.
.........6 Is MOON SETS ............ 81
Sun sEs..............5 Is HIGH WATER 20