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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-28

- 1850 Special Notice. 25..s
@ oEEIcE B. & Q. RAILRoAp GO, .s-s
ON and laar MoaIay the nth nstants passenger car
will leave the Station daily at 10 O'Clock, r. H., Wheel
ING time, Tor MpuNNSyte and Cameron.
RetuTihng leave COTn4rOn.. A. N.
do y do Moundsvile.. -. ...6 e a. M u
Fare Cameron, 81, Ol each vayiz az, f5-.s ~
do Mopndsye. 40 cents each way. = ,,x,,,s,rz,35
r,ovifS III fs 81 gYGE z ~ EHEtNfs Agent.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-28

.g.--- NEW SUGAR. 9,, d x. no.,
90 sHHDs. new crop Sugar, received rer steamboat
10 Forest ityr and for sale by ID y 1i.f as
,tl-5Ef TALLAST & DELAPLAlN,. f.l,lslt 81
decfs No 70 Main st.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-28

N IN has Tein0S mis- ClofE5A
"a 40 th6lals Rooms on ter sst
y
y, espfst 1854 ksilp'at lg 81 eR4ss q
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-28
q 7PnysIofANs, DRUGGISTS, CHEMISTS

Ii prepared to iAnufaetuYe 70 ordet.i
pint Glas syringe, yIals, and sls otes s95
IN II He oIdeJS Of feoss
nj ri ~ desrS Ia s11 as he tgsS AZ
nish as good iase I- 20 n
sss g 8 aFs zasf Il q
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-28

oTTIcE or TR Hsro Arioa y. & O. K X : ~
Baltimore, Nov: II, 1883 -
Mice TO SEippeTs BY he eBatfutore Ohio RatLroad
On all goods shipped the Baltimore Ohio
ON ard amer The tst day OF December hext0 ireignt VIII
be charged ut winter rates, by the existing
Tariff f7' aHis y. n. DONE, ~ y S--4f = p
movie ,5tistlI5 Master OF transportation.
= u Are1is and Young America cony.l -ll.--
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-28

INN HIS spsiislI IAN sslt and aIleu
4OO Tobacco for sale Gust recel vel =
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-26

Il TON, PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK-EXx@Sf$sr
GREAT THROUGH LINE FOR THE EAST i-BALTlMORE AND
OHIO RAILROAD om Wheeling baltimore, connecting with
he Washington Branch Railroad the JUNCTION, s called the
Wilmington and baltimore Railroad 70 Phisielpha.
The tunnels the part Of the line fully
ed and the whole road 10 fno condition. presenting
picturesque and romantic roues In the world The
os The comfort and ssy constantly exercised BY the
United States notwithstanding the reports Interested unupu
lous agents Of other routes 70 the contrary.
The and splendid Of the Union from Lonisve
Madison and Cincinnati with the Wheene through
tickets from these places baltimore Washington, Phsepha
Lsvee St. Lous the boats Of the Union Line only
The the wharf Louisville daily Wheeling
and baggage carefully transferred the
The Expreas Mail Train Wheeling daily quarter past
two hours there arrives in Baltimore (sso me) daylight the
morning. full time with early Washington and Philadelphia
rn making the through from Wheeling less than
hours, including soppages.
Travellers viii observe that this h THE CHEAPEST as
well As one Of the most pleasant routes to the East
Baggage checked through the without
and baggage anfeed
Junction. and for rhadepha Baltimore without
are allowed ample time aud opportunity all points obtain
Through Louis pcludng meals etc., on the boat 10
Louisville Baltimore, with the privilege Of lying
e to Warrington siO to Philadelphia sO To be had
Of the Agents A. ABOVE, ONLY
The Rsicad fare from Wheeling Baltimore ss Phdsl
phia or Warrington, ~ so.
tB When the stop running season.
reach wheeling by Columbus ZAnesv Ohio
~ Freighs TO all Eastern pou, by this speedy
(Which prepared
other rous All property carefully handled, delivered
Inquire above and of JosxrH z. EIpxR,
No. 10 Commercial street. corner Of Pine
au2t WM PARKER, General superintendent, Baltimore.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-26
vTyHE NEW YORK, BREMEN AND lift.
III SOUTHAMPTON UNITED STATES MAIL - ~
ships comprising this the WASHINGTON
Capt r. M Fitch HERMANN, Capt Higgins These
stop at Southampton, both going and returning.
Atzs. Proposed OF sailup-16E3. f5j.N II

Passage from New York % Southampton and BremenFrs Cabin
sooo, $3.50; fst cabin ssoon e00 ESQ.,
All letters newspapers pass through the
No bills Of adirg will be signed on this day Of sains
An experienced Surgeon is attached 10 cash shp. -.-
For frvigq passage apply to- ~ ~ H..
MOLLER, SAND RIERA, 26 South street, New York.
c. A. HEINCKEN co, Bremen.
s..r MARTINEAU, CROSKEY d Co, Southampton
ISEIIN. Hay1e, iy99 3m
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"HITE LEAD-ln 70, 5O, l00 and 6UO 40:
w tsgs Aanhc Union Brooklyn, Pacific Ulster md
sanEsries Whiis,Lsad BnENCH ZNc-fr sals
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WATERIJvG Places.
T9AKE SHORE PACKET srrArrR

u AAE 6IlOnE IACkET 6TEAMER Glk@h
CkE0LE -Fs II Arrangement. yOR T.
IAN SPRINGS BILOXI md nsrmedae iandinzsTbs and
splendid low CREOLE Charles Wksr
expressly for h trade with superior viii lesvs the
as follows. Is - ~ y ~
MONDAYS. by A. NJ. Csrs FRIDAYsg by A. M cass
wEDNEsDAYs BY p N. Cars sATURDK rs. by r. NJ. Cas
the Ponteharan Railroad, arrival 1t the Lake the Care
spzss z;sss. ~. S.s. h,s,; o.... ss:
~ fpr 5S g DAfs. ,sy.P Al.
sATuRDA ar. N. ears SUNDAY NJ
Freight received st the Rslroad ali Me up
~ The way Letter nes Of ths Agent on Mon
ursays At O'Clock = u sF f37' = =,
~ Fare Christian e9 Children and ss,
y4nAe 9si peck D. Fare 90 MiasppI City, Ocsan
Springs, - sc Children and ssrvsns sl 30; Deck u.
sH aI, n. GEDDEs. ~ Bankp pisrs.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-26

FURHW BY TIE 4nCYTc-IuU XkSrEW Orr
rloN--RaAsCE BAcxHa 0uT--ypzp Yost. -
tember 18.-Ths steamer Arctic arrived - =
early hoQr this morning, bringing 1]0 psssn-
her passengers are Mrs. II, B. StoHe, au@hog-
ess Of /" Uncle Toms Csbin,s 2. Bas1nm, Esq..
lady, son and servant, Of Baltimore Tke A.
rica arrived out ON the 4th.
The aspect Of the Eastern question remained
unchanged since the sailing Of the Niagara.
Nothing was yet known - 10 the intentioAGS1
the Car. The Sultan hsd sent an explanatory
manifesto TO the four powers
II was reported that France hsd informed the
sIlssn that hat any further steps he takes he must
The French Government having fixed low
price upon bread, was using every means 70
keep down the prices Of grain, and the markets
were consequently reported dull and lower.
The Prussian Government had determined
not to interfere in the grain market
Philadelphia, Sept. 18.--victofy Birdssys,
twice member Of Congress, disd suddenly at
his residence in Pomeroy, on Friday nigat,,
HaIi@~s Sept 18.-The royal mail stsau-
ship Hd1bps arrived here this morning from
Boston ct fye 6elock, and sailed again = sevsa
for Liverpool. =
Bostor, Sept 1s 1s,--Hsstines lumber ysrd, 4
Cambridge. was burnt this nornins, involvine
a heavy 1oss A fireman, named Wilsy, va
run over By an engine and Instantly killed =
Portsmouth, NJ IT., Sept. 16. 6.-Yhe o. 8. ahip
cy4ne arrived to-day from the Bay Of 81. Law
renee; al on board were we'll They hsnrd q
no seizures by the British, and fsh were ~
ported plenty. AT
Boston, September 1.-THE ship TarQnin,
from New Orleans for Liverpool, has just ar
rived st quarantine grounds in distress. The
ship Revenue, from Norfolk for Australia, was
spoken in the Gulf Stream on the 18th, With
loss Of main and mizssu masts
Rochester, Sept. Is. "A Disastrous break
occurred this morning ID the Rrie Canal, about
ten miles from this city. txtsnding over spass
Of ninety rods. Two boats, one loaded With ALI
and the other with wheat, wero caught II 10
break and badly wrecked. 80 r.
Syraeuse, September i7.--We have surns ~
ditional particulars Of he aesidsnt On -
Oneida Railroad. The express train swns txu
hours and half behind time, and the fkeieht
train came up just as the former wss startisG.
1t is said that the hands on ons Of the trsina
were drunk, and that the engine Of tke passed
ger train was unfit for service PAtrick wall
who had both thighs broken, has since died.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-26
Pass Christian Regatta.

gssrespsnssats Of tbs gsssssnt. 900
- 80. Pass CHRISTIAN, September %.
The Scripture sayeth. g the first shall be last
and the last shall be first" which was fully ex-
emplifed, - the result Of this days race will
shsw. Tho regatta to-day was for boats that
had won first prises during the week. and for
boats that had not won prizes. The entries Of
winning. boats were as follows: SyIpA, PEN
tare and Stingaree; Of losing boats, thu Eagle
and Secret, and strsngs1 = say that although
both were losing boats during the entire week,
they beat the winning boats badly. Unfortu-
nately for the Sylph, in attempting to haul
her down before the race, her mast broke of at
the deck, which placed her h0vs dn combat for
the day. The race was unintcresting, the wind
was high from the southwest, with smooth
water. At the signal for starting the Eagle
took the lead, which she maintained throughout
the race, the Secret being second, the Ventuse
third and the Stingayee last aud least. Their
positions we're not materially changed during
the entire r1oe, the boats coming in in the same
order above named but the old shovel-nose,
winner every day during the week, far, far be-
hind. You will perceive by this that the Venture,
although holder of the gold cup won by her ON
Monday last, was beaten by the Eagle and
Secret, two Of the most unfortunate yachts on
the coast, not having won prize during the
whole week. This may appear strange to some,
but to those who know the boats it would be
easily accounted for, AZ they know full wcll that
the Sfingaree, particularly, cannot sail in
light weather. The prizes we're awarded as
follows: ~ s
Penfnre, prize for winning boats Eagle,
prize for losing boats. a!s zAsS4 j.
The prizes won on Monday and Tuesday were
presented last night In the parlor Of the hotel
bye. Bullitt, Esq, in the presence Of q large
assemblage. Speeches we're made, wine drunk,
and good humof prevailed After the prescn-
tation the music struck up reel and the ladies
went to dancing atexAte that might have made
curious persons say, they had taken a leetIe too
much champagne. wish you to understand
that do not Intend to insinuate any such thing
on the contrary / love dancing, love wine and
love the ladies.
i have just left the table to scratch these few
lines, and now hear the Iaelodious voice oi
Jas, ", and from the uproar it must be
singing something funny, so Pll close this, and
Tomorrow you shall hear again from
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-26
MORNING SEPTEMBER s6| 1858.
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
gHER1FF'B SALE.

BHERIFE'B SALE.
*; $S e; S;s;s :: =. VT q.
ass =; e. s's.s ;s E 4. s,
30 4: s.
S III s:s y sS Tssssss s;s=s ::,: !: 6. 81.
ssss T de pot sa.s !. JANE; y. ;.s S..
CONSTABLE's SALE.
FPs ygsrs6s &. co..r RlnGEwAr CO KING.
VIRTUE Of writ Of seri fscias to me
i. f. ssess Y sss % III Il = s IT J, s;s
ien'ap''a'As s'ree'- rwo uoRsEs
seiusd In the above sut Terms essi.
sss ---- - J. J. PE. Constable.
CONsTABLE's SALE
Asb sSs ASr sRssw . IEE
QY VIRTUE Of q writ of feri facias to me
4 T. S Ps. y s % . II & q. s':s ss q % r
Is z: 1s'; cs :. Z :.. . "
y ss ;s Hsss ss "a
q. --------.5-.-----. ,. J. HOPPE. Constable.
RROUGHT to the First District Police q,
:.y,sl The f.ss. says be belong. WIism
The win please comply s,,h .hs him.
S.vorlssn. september H. isss X fsss.
R An a. AWAY from the Chain Gang ofsA
sas on s T. !; 4; ss 3s.s
!. iss.o.,.... JONATHAN woaRALI- waidsa:
----. .-rs~o-l--ns serssmeer ls. lsss. ss
RROUGHT to the First District Police -
& x: ETC. .s.s H.
owner will '. comp" s ss,ss y wSss lin
reworieass, sspssmbsr y. sis isws~
QRoUGHr to the First District Police 4
ss:. . :: s & H. X
ESs1 A. ss ,sss !. qsss: sK q ys."e s.
TIioMAs EI ishss high y.arsoa s.y.
g '...'. z ., ~ NJ N ;i;s;it i,;
RROUGHT to the First District Police -
TiIoMxs inches high. shut - ysas old
PSMos SasS several
rss' s Ss, =: :: ''' T
r..,,. % ,. -. " = J. woRssfi s;'RRisifi %:ss:.
RROUGHT to the First District Police g.
S:;;is en- %
1hs owner will please comply s,s 'sPs'
Neworlesns septembsrs g. 1855. e laws.
RR0UGHT to the First District Police q,
s.sas. Ssas nary s,a - 'ss'
EewoIean. September :, 1855. i laws.
R0UGHT to the First District Police a
s: K ss sss'i i ss sss: ssss' H. 4 sis
E. - ... comply ssais4s % HI T. vsEss sEs; NV s.....
cew ors.e. September 9. 1855 . laws.
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ARRIvEM
York ~ and Phadelpha sx and
philadelphia l0x and Baltimore at and P.M.
Baltimore md 31 Washington al and II and
Pm. and y. and So -ss
Washing ton sk PM
sburg and Rchmond at NJ and
Richmond s and Petersburg at BPM and 81
Petersburg * rlM. and 9A.N. Weldon atsP.M and IAN
Weldon II PM and Pm Wilmington at AM. and sF.h.
Wilmington at l0P.h. lChasleston AT Am. .-
BY schedule will be perceived that passenger going
Souh leaving Nav York al 5k Philadelphia l0k
baltimore ~ raach from Bslti
ore board the steamboat passing the Potomac
q view Of Mount Vernon, by daylight. s7L
arriving Washington from Baltimore by the Train Of
n. Ph have the advantage Of rest in
the Potomac steamboat and with backed
Seats arranged the purpose the Richmond and
Railroad and arrive at Wilmington n Co. In "a hours from
Washington, in tins 10 lodge the second night.
The two lines this route will Be give the the
Of resting he his journey without ncung much de-
sy and Of avoiding risk any serious delay the Of
reach Of connection al any point. . . !.
Onibuses and Baggage provided the line by which
baggage conveyed through Philadelphia Bal
more Wshingon Petersburg all expense and
geage accompany travellers BY this route the whole dis
.ancs between New York and Charleston s. c.
Chlestou point south q Washngton viii
their baggage checked Washington and thence
tY further and "hrougn tickets" apply IN New
FORK at The New Jersey Railroad berty Phil
sph at the Philadelphia Baltimore Railroad oice,
oard Castle and Frenhtown Lines and 10
the Southern Ticket oce, adjoining the Washington
'A'e'" -''>'' 0s' STOCKTON FALLS.
jy2s sm EFF. KREBs, Agent.
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- - =
WI "
49, - 9
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sssasAp sr Sssss SH T. g. n f. q.
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sdsEssE :s.: :s.:
5 ass .OastcOLuasUs az .oss
rsSASA :lusicoss
s a. =. ~ 4: e %
by Na<mesrs ths United States MAs will
savs Pad siva Of the Atlantic Mai
beth
tooch nt Acapulco q ~ - y ~. go ~
.s.sp Zip Vii 81 s:v.sn
s & ~ NAL ana
% ~ ss ' s s.s r.ss.
have board The Psne MAI Steamers
"a. tsrsns.
~ Each sIIos "A n wee
~ ~ ~ ats - - ~, ~
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,-as a. .bs .a A. N. co,nsn... - Il
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n,dA, EM aUhM AND lave SIEAm xn&kS
~ NAVIGATION COMPANY-The u s. Mail ~
.sewsr' the rRANkLN we,sen eemqssssr sud hs Hun
southsnpton for the lsbs, on the following days.
From York. 4 From Hsvrs | From soathsmpton.
Saturday, q 1 ss's7r4 7--,N E,T4 80
January -. ........iB Wednesday. l 9 Wednesday,
Febr.xry . Fetrusyy @ February ....... is
March March ia Af.yeh
April sApr ...........i3
7INlav u
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'.aLABAM.a RIVER.

LNOR MONTGOMERY, WETuMPKA, -
SELMA all landings River via La5}4asiE
New Basin EVERY ALTERNATE WEDNESDAY
stanch built GEORGIA.
manding will her regular trips
October leaving NewOsans Montgomery ALTER
NATE WEDNESDAY Shippers rely panetnaty
attention to all business passage,
having unsurpassed accommodations, apply
m O6LESBY 4 MACAULAY Tcbouptoulas street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-26

CtHEESE-l00 boxes English Dairy and Pine
Apple Cheese, recaissd pc steamship South for
sale by r. NJ. McALPIN CO.
Cornnop and Cnua strses
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-26

RUFFALO TONGUES-50 dozen, just re-
= ceved from, 81, Louis per Columbus, for sale by
aus I'm r. NJ MeALPlN CO. 20 street.
IORN-30O sacks Prime White and Mixed,
= landing and for sale by
IS T. NJ. DALEY, SO rchoupitoulas street.
ELOUR-lO0 bbls Extra st. Louis landing
4 and for sale BY E. NJ DALEY. IS TehOuptouas
M WHlSkY-5O half barrels Old Mononga-
w hels, in store and for sale by
IS Z. NJ. DALEY, SO TchoupitOalAs street.
ESLOUR-l5O bbls. Extra and Superfine, in
store and for sale by NJ DALEY Tchoapoulas st. IS
CORN-1511 sacks Corn, ex James Robb, for
~ sale by T. M. DALEY, Sc Tchouptouas street. IS
4 EMONS.-100 boxes French Lemons, now
IL landing ship Diana, for sale by
ausi AT. COCHRAN 4 CO. SO Gravier street,
A MEXICAN CRYSTAL POWDER = 1000
ship DIANA sale by A. y. COCHRAN CO. sS Graye 81 Al
NEW MACKEREL-50 bbls. Large No. 8,
Y landing from bark A9uila, for sale by
jyao Ell HART co 70 rehoupiiouas street.
EHEESE.-
~ 500 boxes WESTERN RESERVE
50 /" GOSHEN;
auis AID. 0hikfF co. " and u Old Lsvss.
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CRuMB FOR CANDIDArEs.--An exchange
paper has the following. ~.
A defeated candidate in neighboring county
remarked that the race had cost him some foul
hundred dollars in clean cash, to say nothing oi
the wear and tear of conscience he had under
gone. There is one thing about running for
office in this country I: IL man succeeds in get.
ting elected he never gets done paying for il i
beaten, it invariably breaks him up. Young
gentlemen Of aspiring natures would do well 70
study the fact before g pitching in"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-26

u ICE--50 casks Carolina, for sale by
~ lyle BARELII L GO. 81 Common skset,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-26

EDWb X. COLLINS 4 CO, IS Wall street, NY.
BROWN, efuPLEY 4 Co, Liverpool,
sH E.g: R0bERIS C0. .l3 Kings Alma Yard, London.
JOHN MuNRpE CO.,
GEO H. DRxPER fiayre -- ."-' 80 N''s- '
TT fheo Of hese ships will be accountable for Gold Sill
bullion, Specs Jewey Pecons Stones Mez unless Bills
Lng signed therefor the value thereof therein
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-26
'VVO STEAMBOAT CAPTAINS and

II OWNERS New Orleans. January Y, ists-,
AGENCY on h account and will cortne himself
and the public he that his long experience while he
employ Of Others In the business with his determination
whole time attention
general With npper that patron
respectfully made TO
Msssis. WATERS, CAMDEN 4 CO., Now Orleans,
STONE WALWoRTH,
BRIDGE 1 BRO,
WHITE 4 BUCHANAN.
afa Captain GEO. w. CABLE, steamer L. NJ. Keuneta,
W. W. BAKER, - Delaware.
r. NJ HUNTER
Innii J.. J. CHILD. Once Orleans
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V1CKSBURG.

win ls.ys wEDNEsDAy september as Al o'clock = ~ b
SOR' PRINCETON, MnL1KEN's -
GLAND li.s 9gLx, sLx RODNEY EATcnEz, FORT AD J
ANS BAYOU SARA BATON R0u0E and
Tbs s.ssr SAXON Jamsu Rebsrs ssss ~ili
above. so H-sra & R;sss % GRIly 90 as.sa .. q e
- The s&za will freight ssy ON Mondsy u,ornsg 4,
ths Of Canal stree "a
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-26

az lavvers ~ anuts - n ~
,ssrt SsSv.. -. IN = s.sSSsS ~ - sSs (c553
ouits rscssst,v ,;ss3 IS1
~ - -. tr;.i ~. S<-ss,. .<5scs,..: ~
sho',.h ~ s -. = co.. = ,.Ss.: : ~ - x
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donh.sS 4 - c.tos- :. y. 'xs ~ - -.
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NJ, ma ~. so,Ss-;S. .,i I, sr..sz 80 -
I T..-vssa- 80 Ss..s.t - ,s ~ - =.
Rar;. ~, vs,,h.lts. Ss...ss - = IS "a
= w v}ss .... w. - - !, u s, ~
IA a. - -, ~. -
Wines No.
Ts-s ny, -. ~. ~, - txs., -. -
,arns: IN sh.,a - ~ - - - -
W.. aw;tsess NJ :. yt.c~,. - & II 81
ra-,,as Nh ~, - ~. d.ca,tevs =, ~,
H. .{,s.., ~. - - - &
o'yu: ... 80 *. - - IS
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AllAzOs SANTIAGO.

winlsa,s TNuwDAY ssps4nk.t 81 = s'sles1 !. q g
LNOR BRAz0g SANTIAGO, P0rr xREIk
III IgABEl, MAJAh10A06 md BROwNoVILLK-sS 1IEs
s1rsnship KO1IT n Duesy will
carrying The q Nn Fos hayns vssy
superior 1tio1a. pprlH 10 ~
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NAvAL.-The United States sloop- p-of-war Van
dalia, Commander Pope, from Philadelphia for
Japan, arrived at Singapore July 2, and sailed
on the 18th for China.
The U. s. sloop;of-var Decatur, commander
Whipple, arrived at Boston on the 10th, from
her cruise on the fishing grounds, v;a Ports
mouth. N. b.
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YAZOO RIVER.

VII leave MONDAY, september o. oseosk u ~
EOR LEFLORE, GREENwOOD, Ma =. -
Ri0N, IcHuLA, YAzoo CITY, sATARTIA leX2&tf
yICk8bUR0 and at intsrmsdiAts new
ani Ths dr.ught TRIO wastney massr ~il leave
. asovs For freight psussge, aipy bard
80 7. WILSON, IT Carondsst street,
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CONSTABLE'S SALE
FHsT JusSI0g1s Ccuns IljEE, RDGEWAY Vs. r. KING,
PAnIsH " OktxASs. " No. 1859.
DY VIRTUE Of writ Of fieri facias to me
I'D directed u Gsisnn the Psscs 10,
The Parish 0eana viii expcss public anefou On THURS
DAY, otser 1884, ss - O'Clock II ont once Mo- N
Two HORSES :.
Seized In the spil Terms cash. 2
~ ,IfIIe ]. J.. npn cocst.ais
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Will leave MONDAY. September %. at o'clock p NJ
kfOR LOUISVILLE, EVANSVILLE, ~
- HENDERSON, PADUcAH and all intermediate
|iaDdings-The hne regular packet
GEORGETOWN, Captain A. NfcPhsnon will leave as above
For freight or passage, apply on board, i7.
STR0IfiER 4 BROS, Agents, IS Poydrss street.
plan OF the CABIN be and State Rooms
sppyinK 70 The Agents. ss6
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GEORGE grfs, feet w inches high years has,
ssekeon
The win please comply with NE law re.eeeIug him.
-, Egs JONATHAN NoRRALI, Warden.
tNewsDFleans, September ~ 1858. fawsU
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4. win lesve MONDAY, September &C. 8 O'Clock ?, ~
EOR GRAM .ECORE, NATcHI- -
IN. TocHks, ALEXANDRIA M and al intemeai.ss
DONIA, wm ksy, master will leave freight or
q. ..s'.i -. SMITH FrMIsrER. % Peydras street
Of rsehippng. n >lffs7 = ~ ~ sef
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y ~ VIII leaye FRIDAY. september 30 81 O'CLOCK p NJ
NOR PRINCETON, LAKE PRovI- -
II pENcE, ALtiKENS BEND, vfcKsBuRG IsHB
GRAND GULF, RODNEY. MATCHES, FORT ADr
ANS BAYOU SARA BATON ROUGE isadiaa,
rs splendm psssngr sesner FRANK LYON. j. II. Esfss
nsssrs viii eleye Fog ht apply